13 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cdf2a7328007d1c420419a71e5b7ed25.pdf 7d41ad23e5aaa270f782d6a9cd930cef PDF Text Text * ■* . in i'm n / / jm t i r o i l i Z/////77J7! Prices Good Thru Satrdoy, July IS Quantity Right* Heservod (!*5 om JC Low Prices Everyday Specials Too \ TIN 300 E. 3rd -419 E. I l l Sanford, Florida Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! 10or. Pkg. Cocoanut Ban Nabisco Mil. 24c 10 or. GORTON Codfish 0 3 If A t Can 9 9 r Gr. "A ". Dr*ss*d & Drawn. Qulck-Froaen 12 to 14 Lb Average y Choppid Ham 51c 3 to S Lb Avorago P IS OX. TIN U. 8. "CHOICE" Grade ( S f Beef Stew U ox. TIN [*»M0U«y All of our meals a n 'TABLREADY MEATS.” E x c s s a Waste. Hons and Fat Is removed BEFORE lbs meat Is welfhed and priced. YOU BUY A RAROAIN IN EVERY BINOLE CUT. 1* Deviled Ham J'A OI. KM ^ ^ 1 19C hnmouiy Tubl-Keady Cut Chuck Vienna Sausata 21c Hickory Sweet Sliced Tender F.at-Jilts 7” Cut Hlb . o i . iw Bmor Lh. Ml. 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M.. pltattrall YELLOW CAi! 1444 l & h t ^ a • » AN Established lt»08 X X X X I1 I H r i c TEXAS ;«wr * n l o r IN D E P K N D E N T f D A IL Y Devastating Bombing .9 Leaves Pyongyang, Industrial Centers In Flames, Rubble SEOUL Ofa—Ituniirpd.s of Allied warplanes lodav smashed North Korca'i capital nnd two other prime military targets in one of the mightiest air blows of the Rn rean War. Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, was left In roaring flames Jjf and rubble before find weather blotted nut the target and spared it from a further ordeal o’ /Jr- , and bombs * fl was a thunderous followup to the Ynlu Itlvrr |iower plant raid on June 23 designed In exert greater military pressure on the balky Communis' armistice negotiators Bui had weather kept the raid : from reaching the proportions of that one. The Air Force snld there were 1.04H sorties <individual 4 flights) compared with 1.171 on June 2.1. Fitlmales of the number of planes Involved ranged from 50", In (150 Pilots of five Allied nations { look part In Ihe hlg blow United Nations pilots reported they destroyed or damaged the ] Communists army communica­ tions headquarters, three muni­ tions factories and numerous other factories nnd supply ami troop tentars In Pyongyang, the rapitnl. left in ;v The Red capital rspltal was w flames and. rnlibJe,. **! '»’iw>ptimiff»r*TititH^rifri« M J& & fllant over (he target area. ■ American, nrltlsh. Aiiatrnllan. South African and South Korean planes from land and rarrler b a n also smashed Itwnnglu nnd Sari won In Western Korea. 25 nnd 15 miles south of Pyongyang They blasted Industrial renters on tin- 6 (I'tinfImieil tin I' h h «> I' n v r i Warns Of Disunity <*f\ 1 ; A. X. v *2 SINATOR Styles Bridges, of New Hampshire, addressing delegates to the OOP Convention In Chi­ cago, warns that bitterness be­ tween Taft and F.lsenhower back­ ers might bring defeat to the party In November. He called for unity and harmony. (International) Demo Aspirants Laundi Attacks On GOP Platform r r a l f II. Vs-soriiiletl l ’ rc**« I Itl.VJ ISLAND; (VERMONL ‘ ! p«I No. :*:jj Win* lti r 'm s ,’ N N G S tt Tension Drops Landslide As Threat Of Strike Eases In First In Convention Results Ballot Victory For Ike; Senator Taft Pledges His Support WASIIINGTf'N —Defense of­ ficial* breathed easlrr today fid lowing agreement between the N.,rlh American Aviation Co nnd <’ M» Auto Workers on a plan In end a wage depute which threat em-d to bait production of all Fan Sabre lets—nendalx of Hie ltu**j,in Mil, 15 lop Air tore, officials saltl even a one day shutdown of the com l,:|»> ’ I' a im ifl plants in Fail forma and Columbus, (> would be catastrophic The two sides late Thursday, fnl lowing a week ot negotiation gitulrd by the Federal Mediation Service agreed to submit their dispute to an impartial, .i-ntan fact finding hoard whose rei oiiimcmlation will he binding Prevalent Truman was elected to name the hoard rite agreement to send Ihe wage O'wn In binding arbitration In elutb-s these other romnilllnents: 1 The company said It would .old 12 rent* an hour, now being paid ns a cost of living bonus, to the haste wage. This means that the 12 centa, accumulated over Ihe past two years under a cost of living rxrahtion rlfliixr, rnrnoin* •» part of liatlr watfo rate* rvrn If •living rosta go down 2 llqtruactlvHv to last April 20 of whnlfvaf wage Increase the ar Miration panel recommends. The union represents 2fl uoo em jtloves at the 17 plant* it „rlp ittnlly naked for n wage hoosl <-f more than 25 rents so hour, fh uttlon was understood to have low rred its demand to aroond 20 rent, an hour during negotiation* H;itrim,-in Says Dcjcurnent Is One Of The Most Unconvincing1 d..T iionP^ f i r»hVm!lgL°!i S! ---an hour Roll Call CONVENTION IIM.I. ( Iiicagirr Ohionn Says General Will Win Election; Move Makes Nom­ ination Unanimous St.Tsscn's Voter. In Miniiesoi;i C I i.iukcs G enot.tl’s Tnlfil O f ,'ih.S 'l*o f>Id V o t e s Nom inated Here i* Hie Mate bv Male vole nil the first ballol bn Mu Keptlbli can presidential notninoriiiii < IIICAGO I* Gen Dwiglit D Alabama II vole* EiMobnwer 5 Kl*cidmuer called on Sen Robert Tall U \ Tall tod.,* shortly alter hi* Iri Ari/nna 11 votes iMenhowrr impli over 'In- *eualor lor the lie Taft to publiean pre*idenlial noininalion Arkansa* ll tide* I'ltenlmwer lb- arrived for what wa* ail ap Alaearthur I Tall parent rllml In *|||ootli ov cl Ihe CaRfnrill.’i 70 vide Warren 70 Cnlnradii IS votes Cieithower 1 oilterness n l IIn- eoiiM-ntion nm 'esl oil'll i police guard unit be Slassen l Till 2 Connecticut 22 vote* Kl'fidmwr "vo went mio private conference The general i aine aero** iln< 21 T .i f l l Delaware 12 voles I'.i -Olibower Tall 5 The Florida delegation wn* isilled Florida IHvoles El'-nbower '■ Taft 12 Georgia 17 votes Elsi obower It Tall 2 Warren I Idaho ll tote* Taft ti 11titinl* 00 voles Elseidio vri 1 Taft VI Irulinnn 12 vole* Elsenhower 2 < MW I W ilts It M I . ( till ago I* Ih r lieptihlh ;»n i •invention loilo iii .die IIh tminltmlion of (#«n Doif.lit I) r.srnlitmrr for Ihe III •'«hli'iM \ till-•IIIMtltllH on nm linn «»A* M»k# *i m e it tor r i v a l rnn* •flil.ila*•* t*o|m m \ I .hi iirnl I .irl U .n in ( MW I MIHN I h l l , ( hlr^fo e I Iir b I I k i.tl r«*H(ilt of tl»e flr^t h.dlnt Im Ihe It rptililh nn prenl fh nthil iiomln dlo n lo t .i l I,*?«*• \4ilrh. I Uenhowrr hi . M(< \ilhnr I. f.(II War I I’ll M. 'reel from In, lllarkslonc Hotel t"i" ler, '" I alt * *iule m Ihe ' mi ' id Illl'iin Hotel I'be place o.i* lammed Gen. Ki*eidiower wore i light ,'icy sun uni while *lmi lie wa* h ire tie.oh d • k \\ r\ i ••. . i i \i i I(|| if|A n • .I'll 1• Vt ^hl I * I t • ItllM' *M to •I i\ oo n lit* Itep tihln -mi l*rt'4| rh ti 11 11 limn ni.it mil In i Ot iin ifn t Inn i < in i (I•n|| • htfht h Sell It o h r i t <\ I a l l nl *»lin». liisenhouer ' l n h * { | F.I m i i i Ii o w i i oid I ill c a m e old •I llieir i oiili-i i-nee it I 15 p mi FST Taft appi-.ui-d flr*t uilh Gen KI*enhower behind him They Tnft in miked side oy side as they went The 2H meinlier town delrgatloti "(to the lobby of the ninth floor was |Mi|led Iowa voles Eisenhower |n Taf' \ party of ilmut to nr 50 person* popped foi i minute behind tin 10 .two meg. Kansas 22 vole* Eisenhower i|Guen'.o I , . let. on Minnlor eti,1 ,« Taft 2 I D'l amiably, bolli Moiling lirondly Kentucky 20 votes irk l.isennnwer I Taft to' laoilslana 15 voles Elseobi.w,-r II Taft 2 Maine in votes Elseoloo u 'I Taft 5 Maryland 21 votes Elsrnhnw et "I Taft H Maasachnietla ,'iH votes er :i| Tati t Id ■oh M l||r> |„.r •hrmmhf*» tti*’ «ifll* ih e f u t 11 1 1lot On lft» »«»|l< ill. I I ;eitho\t rr flrdt etvi *1 V.l.’i vote f»i .VMl (or I aft i Mid h(ffk»fe the vc*r ruild he «n"ot|to r*l Nfinne'oti f lir »**v to th(f tiinet.il f'» vote |r|,. in Hu* T.ifl ff'I'l 111*' iff'fMT ll ill Mill* (Ml I It I R m ills .t ilir t .tiM' n t (|iiir( \s;is i» «t.•>«•(( I .ifl him-ti'lf lif’lil up his It i(u< mil pit .itlfil ( mi «1111«*I F.laeiihnw i-i i 'I mt fo i oti^r iliil.it** ( if it I i i •* ■ Fred B. Zcrrennur Attends Convention Mrs. Roumillat Named Chairman Of Seminole Co. Historical Society Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack City Commission Will Meet Tonight cJi'c fk Sib* 1 . , ■■■ 'X PP I .? , - ■■•— ■ — - ........... . — ii ' mi • 1 II ml fir if rfIvan of n u t . *,»• i .1 if* lo' hmd tha • toll to ii »ln»n ......tel fO'l 11.• i I L it •! I» Uh 11mIf1(1 .foek !;* P p. * mt.|| iti i'ii '.onthern •mpium in .in.ii'i i fm I .ill *ml •tf i nn .i• I in . Mint' i*» nippnrf Nixon Regarded .lilted Officer Slays His Girl, As Top Prospect 2 Guards, Self For Second Spot i t» • Hit'll. I lo mi (It.I p .f Mo H f. v*11h hit f. ll took not f••immifnite I •' 1 m<l olio*r i iii- * -•hleh ' • olt ifn'M I•••,* hi pimp i f • I,mil till, in dir end '• • *‘.i ifinlm. • m^lirut ?Wh lti ................ N ..............................I' om «*Mfloll . ' f||| . - *• ' Mill* . if lll'fll.ll ^ ill’ll i'Tolnlie on I vision (’ii ii if i h*> Wlmi Ihrv St»nl In t « m*i tu s (*fiirriillv ln^t In lhi* Michigan III Voles va-fiIt#* a»r nit Ills ttitfttliiftllnn .mil Tad II n »A»ii»• him I will tlo r v i * r \ i l m u t By The Associated Press I ---- -— _ L ____... Minnesota 28 Voles E.lsenbi""' i p'is thlf for him m Ills v ii n p a i ^ n 1 Two Democratic aspirants to Ihe Stiisseo III ;in<l l i t e r hi* w i n s the f l e c t i o n . I presidency have begun their nt Mississippi 5 votes Tail •> T mft *;inl I i, lacks on the 1052 llcpubllran pintMissoni i del. The 2H member l l *f tihosi c ?. w'lio hml L i k e n the M form gallon was polled in iti.itive m Mils ftrnniH lt f til<t to Avcrcll lli.irlman. the mutual Missouri ?n votes Elseiibo.' ei l i r i l p.irts w tn m il. *ji |i I tie h.ol i P - Floridans at the security administrator, called It .. (•nine n r t osh ttie s i r ••••! "to pny t Republican convention may Include Taft 5 "one hi Ihe most nncimvinring doc Elsroli i c i Seminole County lags far be Ihe iIobii of tlm sergeants al arms Montana H votes f a l l ot flM*ii(lship tin <i v e r y j j i e a l ITaft 7 hind Ha quota for this vear in Hi- oinents nt a., time A m e r n .hi I Sen Estes Kefauvcr of Tenues 1 ,1 HR* meeting d < Ttie IH m r i i i l i e r Nebr. iM. national Armed Forces lllood l iseitlmsser nMnrneil L» Ills own ga llo n w a s polled Drive. Jon MeCaslln, rhairtnnn of sec saltl it gave "wastebasket 1 -• tic.nhpmrlerH n few minutes Intel Ho’» Fred It Zcrrrnnrr. Sanfmd I , treatment*' to lalmr's proposals the drive, said yesterday nt o who s been sergeant-al arms f„r Nebraska IH votes Klsenbmv" i mil inncfe the Aiucrleun worker meeting of the campaign commit the Florida delegation at Ihp l.»*t ITwfl II Warren I " I have no -lalemenl lo make "the forgotten man " ‘J ■tea. a' Ho, lime I have pi*t been four fJOP Notional Convention, Nevada 12 votes: Ktseidlovvei llarrimtin, campaigning in Mleh Mr, MrCaslln's appointment was tor 28 years, he's had a similar'Taft 7 lorn** Ibo street In pay a call nn confirmed yeatorday at n meet­ Igan, told newsmen Thursday he Job wllh the Florida GOP Kgeni Nev- Hampshire II vole* Id .Sen 'I aft In extend lo him an in gtd a laugh out of Ihe OOP pinting of the directors of Ihe Semi­ five Cnmmltten. vllalum In en npcrnle with m e " bower 14 G u n f i r e O t j . y O c c t u :, nole chapter of the Red Cross at itirni assertion that Itussia Is wait­ "lie agreed to do *o In a very lie's neutral In the nomination New Jersey 18 votes Etsenlim* •i ing for the United Slates to go the home of Mrs. Vollo Williams race. "| have to be." he snld warm hearted fn*h!oii which In I losp it al 's Mitrs .13 Taft 5 8r. At this meeting It was dr. broke The 14 member Nrw Mesli " <b I plea,ed me greatly." the general "What Stalin wants," he saltl, ...AnJ.?np. "Bending a caucus of elded by the directors that blood iiiK 1itimi Sfntct tint y said In I , , Florida ttepubllrans Immrdl egalinn was |willeil donations would be rcrcivrd from “ are Republican reocllonnrlex nlely learns why Zrrrrnncr has New Mexico It volrs. Elsetdiowi power " both white and colored donors. CONVENTION 11A1.1.. Chicago ll.grlinaii has a date with labor kept his Job *o long Hr hark* hi* n Taft H tinusifiN . if \ lilted A" Mr*. M. E. Harris Is In charge of nnlrra with a command that stick* New York IH) voles: KDcohnwr ids- Sen John llrlrkcr of Ohio Forcit offlci'r kill- u l|l urllii-aii the drive among rolorod cltlien*. lenders in Dolrnlt today Thurs­ moved today to make Gen Dwight two tin- pit .■1 gu •a .mil bllliself When he's not around the Re Taft » This* County, exclusive of the day. his enmptilgn hendquartor* publican*, he farm* He I* a native !)2 North Carolina 2»l vole* Ei*enb"" i) Eisenhower’s nomination fm 1at a nurses’ him.. Im i - riuir*ila> he has the support of J Naval Air Station, has been as. anntumcctl the presidency unanimous lie told nigld a* m i .-ail"' Frunccs Perkins, Civil Service of New Jersey hut moved to San er 12 Taft II llui'i-s Inuki-d signed a quota of HOO pints for commissioner ford in tot!) North Dakota t4 votes: Elseobov the convention Sen Robert A Tati i nil for former secretary tha year 1062, Mr. MeCaslln said Reside* his commanding voire, rr • MacArthur t Taft 8 Warren I had approved his motion labor. Tin* orgy ot l.l "1 and giinfln Thla quota Is based upon popula­ of Kefauver. Itrieker said after stops in Spring- he ha* another reason that earns Ohio .V) votes: Taft .V) lecurrml on lln- cijnad Ilnur nt tion and Is In llq# with quotas field nntl Peoria, "Sen Taft has eoinmiinlrated Memorial respect: He stand* 8 feet 3 and Oklahoma IH votes: Eisenhower i III., flew to Bos­ l|n*|i" i' Hoi -nig 11••,ni assigned to every other part of ton Thursday to meet delegate* w'elghs 100 pounds. wllh me. and what I *ny has ill* Macerthur 5 Taft 7 where men aro - nli allnwi-d the country. Oregon 18 votes: Eisenhower n approval " In the Democratic National Con­ The offii i-r ' .,| Ill'll." (1 llu\ However, an far, with half the vention opening In Chicago July llrlrkcr said he flr*l wanted to NEGRO DANCE I'ennsylvanla 70 votes: Elsrnhnw i year already passed, our clHaenx 21 Then nn flew back to Illinois. thunk everyone who had helped .noil n l Ellloglnt' \if I,(lei- ll,-,*' City Recreation Director Tommy 51 Mnearthur 2 Tnft 15 near here bad ( "-(-() lo* wav ,c have contributed a hart Mill pints He predicted he will be nomi­ Stringer announced thla morning Rhode Island 8 vole*: Elsenhower In Tail's eamnalgu. - toward the saving of the lives of nated nn the fifth nr sixth ballot "Gen Elsenhower and Taft have pistol point iltlo 'he tiur-e.' sane n Taft 1 Warren t naneo for colored people itiury <1 os tag* rase) The fl member Knrtth Caroltio already met," llrlrkcr said "Sen and laid Sen. Richard II. Husscll will be held tonight at the Veteran* Resides lln .11 u ir old Haywood M i i M l l i t i M O n I ' f t M* WI N N i l ( ( n n l l n u r H Nn f a s * School headquariera, Fourth Street of Georgia Is likely to bn bin VETERANS' ADVISOR the dead arc * and Sanford Avenue. It will start "m oil formidable opponent." Tom Decn, advisor In veterans Miss Carroll ' 21 prellv affair* will be at the office at L. F. Russell said on n television pro­ at 0:00 o'clock and close at 11:30 'lull fi ('in I'ul lunior nursing Boyle Wednc*day morning at 8:30 gram Thursday night In Washing o'clock. man, Ain Directors of the colored play­ o'clock to confer with veterans and ton that ho expects to win Ihe Robert I’elei fli guard dependents, and at Geneva at 2:00 Democratic presidential nomina­ ground program will have charge lloustim o’clock In Ihe afternoon, lie will tion somewhere between the fifth of the dance. The.se Include Thel ma Shepherd. Thelma Knight and .1 (' Fair it" LMiahl, ll"i|,lull arrive nt Ihe Valdes Hotel Tuesday and eighth ballots. B. Franklin. A nurse I'p'ii iliielH, Miss Sue evening. In anothor development, F.lllntt Mr*. F. E. Iloumlllat was elorii-l tive plan* prepared by Mr. Grantham III. .n't I'eli '1 , 1 . 1 1 was Roosevelt. *on of the late Presi­ FINN FOR TIRES permanent rhalrman of the ..... Houghton provide for an entrance killed in*l,inlly .uni t int Fair lived dent Franklin D. Itonscvrlt. pre­ WASHINGTON iff) - Need a new inol# County Historical Sorb-t) way nnd vest lobule 27 liv M3 feel ■ally n few iiilii.it' after Itayunod dicted Ihe Democrats will noml(('••liaa## <>■ P«a# Thr#»i tire? Take your fiahlog pole down with Ramlnll Chase as vice rhnii- in site I" which is adjoined n dint them down a they inn In the man at a meeting of the group library Ibe nxnct slsc of Ganerul lid of Miss Coop' ' to tho Potomac and catch one. After shootlni! 'bn two ipiarils. A flash flood undcrihlned a aerv- held at tha Woman's Club la-t Hanford's library in his home in No mailer haw far away Derby, Conn. This woidd con­ Haywood harrirail'd him,elt and Ice itation storage shed and car­ night. from home you may go am yaeOther officers elected were stitute the first unit of the struc­ Mis* Cooper in her room where lie ried 400 brand new automobile f teal Ion yaw ran readily eatrk Urea valued at 18.900 Into the Mrs. C. ft. Dawson, secretary. ture with two wings to lie added hml forced her. waving n German ■p on the ham# lawn s m * by huger 0 mm pistol in the air Dr. J. H. Root, treasurer; ai"l ending Ibe Hanford HcraV ie City Commission will meet muddy river. So far only 23 have Mr*. Fred Wllllanis, Mr*. C later, Hr. Dean added. As hastily aummoned police en­ whan yon rat a?a. Yoa ran arHe also said that Ibis first UR at 8:00 o'clock to consider bean reported recovered. Stuart Brown and John Meisrli. part of the project will cost be­ tered Hie room, ilia nurses said, Mr appraisals of French Averange with year rarrler bay, ar director*. An advisory commlttet tween $23,000 nnd $10,000 nnd that two inure stiols were fired ll.iy CITY WATER PUMP property needed for fight of Htrangh Charlie Morrleoa. circa In order to gafefu'rd water aup elected by tha Ixiard consisted of an intensive campaign is trelng wood shot Ihe gill i i i the bead anil purpoaaa. The appraisal com­ tat Ion maaator. by lalegk—L ( t u i i f I l Mi n l O n I ' k g e | *I iff la g $ da* ae Including Raymond M. Ball, plica In event of power failure at Mr*. Miriam Russell, Mr*. Itoy organised to raise the money. 148, to have year ragalar laaiwa tha City Water Work#, tha Florida Tlllli, Mrs. A. It. Key, Voile Wil­ City Commissioner John Kader id# whiddnn, fir., and Howard of Iba Herald eared far yoa ROTARY CLUB raid Hint provision should be Ilia, have been working nn tha Power and Light Co., hai provided liams, Jr. and Rolland Dean. while you are away, te be de> Guests nl Monday's Itplnry Club a temporary hook-up for a too HP made to refund to contributors g which In prime Mr*. Roumillat outlined tha pur• Beared la year home la awe the Anchor Inn, motor pumping water into tha high pose of tha meeting and said that their donations in caao the en­ meeting will lie the flvn buys and jackal# apaa year return Avenue and tha Orlando tank, John Gitlon, city manager, the 8anford Memorial Committee tire amount necessary for the five girls wim attended Hoys' Stale aald thla morning. Thar# la a# eitr# charge, The appointed by Mayor fitemper ii memorial la not raised, and em­ nnd Girls' Stale at Tallahassee re ragalar waahly having plana for a muauom and phasised the importance of keep­ contly, Bull Harris, president of ralaali are approved the club, said today. rate will entitle ell DELANO MAYOR DIES library building prepared by E. J ing coats to a minimum. wilt be aant to the acribrra to thla ad< The girts include Ann Unborn, Among thoae present and exDELAND (fft—Emory B. Holden, Mougnton, architect, and la or­ ' alon tar further sp­ Isa. Before leaving aa year ring turned over to * mayor of DeLand, died at hia ganising a non profit corporation (treating an Interest in tha pro­ Gall Bitting, Beverly Gray, Sylvia Department. Tha Thursday night after a long for the purpose of raising fundi ject were Mayor fitempor, Com- Hayea and Joan Wright, nnd the County flvo boys are Wesley Ithmil. Joo for the project and constructing mlaaloner Chase, ar •ton will meat to­ Commissioners - designate John tii..*H|nn Tommy Speer. . . Tarry ff at 10:00 it'iclock tha building. ya» .'L Iti KTSS. and Tala graph Co. In PittabWflh. Plttabwgh Telegraph Mr, Dean captained that tenta­ Melech and W. B. Brown Mlllsr.Cordell »nd Sammy Jacobson. b v .; > Seminole County Is Lagging Behind In Blood Donations r — Officials Arc Elated Over Probability That Planes Will Continue To Flow : v * t P I I O E M C A l l F O R N I A i ^ f W f MA iSA IH J \ 1 INDIANA a S t • i NEW SPAPER SANFOIU >. F L O R ID A ___ F ltlD A Y JU L Y -LiJL.. ....... . I— — . [PENNSYLVANIAKENTiICKY III.LIN01S7tW' NEW J E R S E r j l l u E -.North Korean Capital Is Hit By Air Strike c THE WEATHER Clear to partly cloudv anti little change in temperature through Satiinlav Widely scattered afternoon thniiilershmvorn rnostlv over north anil west |mrttnn 1 1 iie ; I i S c o t t . E is e n h o w e r Ii 1. |* 5,, I ( 1i , 1,11• MiiL etil inn ll «m u .i . m ,t ilint point • i t| . 11f•«| to I d s * ;in 1 de iftfr il* i*»le*4 nl( 'I i- I.i-inhov\ • li.irnlu .iU'*!i I -• ithowci ,.m t il a .i ' not III I 'l n u t c C ; t l i f o i n i.it \ | ‘I»»N |l \l |. lii.Mtu'M I't'lllp vl •h M »• pM» i#•r *« ' t|;i\ hi* i a• •* .' l( " It.fl fl V \IM I of I t| i ,l I Ilf Itip pt Itspi't I '' Inf *1' ' i n 1 p u 'iili'fi* t i l • mniii.'i U ||.| > hi’i it ,t tr •i)111 t!.i li.i riillifiu "f -*i i i f fllpiri* •v fm <il'Mt I» ' u'lit I * KlHrnhow t*r lit• * ill i •f \t iilt tg*|>oi '• r> $i ( 'mm *I'lllimn Tfull wti11<* I iMMilum$i in I It" ') I"' lit M I n i fill* |)I*4'*4|l |('||f' \ \* , t . mi t In it lti l«« 11 1Ii <»• iv rtinm.i I'i I »«•v%o*\ Ml Nrw Y m k iii«l of h e r ■ * ilfioilt fix- N m ftllM C oi< flu fit k f l lift (tic * I.nv f*fll Kill floor ( Jo\ Shi'l III Ifl All.IMP' of \'r\K f 1719n|> till I 11 O '*•»•• Of !•'I I'llliouri ' » •i •> * .wo ili/e him I .c .id in c , «• Hill'll Nil *11 if iV i1 11)1 Ifl.f III A 'i 111111,i f I•'I• I let I I I eiltl'lM < Hi ».•a•r 11#it11•I tpolo^i/e to • , I ill (ot f|i* ti <mi plrttev 'fo i u • i ,i‘sl.«’ii I*, i *'|»ort**r * w ho iiin'ht i * t i n * M*#*otii| |lot on f|(f 11* ki t I lioni'qfh iIm not *mo*. " lo* tohi f In*hi ll*m nhoiit T;ifl *" ‘ M11*fit." lie »i|»li*'«l S<"M inf Si*n Williiifn I K mom 1tii*l oI • illfofol.i ;$iii| f.• i• W.illrr f*t*f*l *tf \f iftni'* ot t \v**r r il o liflm* • oviHlilft• *1 for f!ir \' I' iifimliiri fr't Tr mMimioiNv » |»r#**k|ft« nt •il n i l iii,. ball \* i'U,ln|U illetales. he Mail wailed ii In* hotel while the - "iivenliiiii'* rank ami file decided ubu should lead 'heir etfurt tills seal In break 2" year* nl Demo11 iiu n ilnm.il tule With him wading fur the re linn, were Mr* Eisenhower — Mamie in lln- general "id three .'r.itid'lnldicn D.ivul l. Barbara Ann 3 and Susan ■-< months. riti'V ire children of til, son. Mai Ioh ii El .enhnwer The Iniltutinu capped a week of maneuver I" which Eisenhower's ........... .. in, I 'n i C.lah.l III SI V HIMI'IS \ 'rail ride and pl'idc will bo held Hiioilnv afternoon nt 2:0d pm s'lirting «' ti" Farmer's Auc­ tion tiy tlnor* . . . building . . .. the.. "Dusty it was anill'll,!'' , .all',we,| t„ eboove the IDdlflg AstocInDoU Janice M. ftmiiw ril ttxlny bv in " i be w int* l > run w ill' Ill'll Mnri'lmiM** Some Ituth Republican, wer" After Hie tide (lie group will Mining 'bit Hie vice pn-.iili-nfi.il f4 *»*$ I'ngp I here* » i"luin In (I t luiililing In have a plrnle dinner. All are rordially In­ vited |o atlrml lad tcipiestcil to MlltlNt; MEET The Sanfiuil shrine Chill wilt hold Ining their own food. a boil htisinc*-. meeting tonight M i l . SW ING nl 7 in n'rlni-k in the hnu'pirt linll The two week Red Gross liferif Hie Masonie l.uilge. I.ighl re freslimeiil* will l,e served, amt all laving course conducted nt tha Nnhlrs are requested lo be pres­ Municipal • Swimming I'ool will emi tonight with final swimming ent testa and written examinations, It wan announced by City recrea­ IIOSI'ITAI. DONATION T. E. Tucker, president "f Hie tional director Tom Stringer to­ Ferni'ld-l-aughtmi Mnmnrlnl tins- day. -Monday night at 7:00 p.m. a pilnl Aiaoclation. niinuuiiced to.lay Ibat he liad received from two.week swImmcr'ii Instruction Clmse and Co., a $300 donation course will begm at tho Munlelto im placed in tlm gem-ral fund 1 pal I'ool under the supervision of for hospital operation. a Red Croa* field representative. 1 rat �‘ ’ lv* ^ S a M A ^ r ^ v V . V -? ■•*'.;& W . n.}#./*rn fTrtDvv.c.r u ri h i l l ___ . _ _ f r i July 11. T ^ W e */•' ■■' •'>''■«■> ;**:#• ■••if|f^‘ ‘'. •r, v .■'• im ^ ik m►•m i i-.i .•/*:(/.-mdiw • TUB IANFOBP HERALD -‘-J ‘V |- THE LONE RANGE* 't fe m a a ‘ tdktoIm M ' j t w w k T * BUTtCtWM twulUt » f » , 4 Cflooa*m ». TOTWOPOl A t T H f 'C ^ K lR C H E S All Churrh Noticea mail be oresented at TIn llarald office bp 4:00 t*. N. Boni i lha before publJ r dap " Miration. THE CHURCH OP (JOD OJJ.TltOPMF.CY ____ XT. f 250B Elm A**t>wa____ f *y Rev. loa C. Crewo, Cantor Sunday School Logins at U:46 a.m. Clatsee for all ages with good •pirit flllad teacher*. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Mtnuge by tha paator. All membera are urged to ba praaent at thla aervlca. i Kvangellatlc aervlca 7:411 p.m. Maaaage and altar call given by tha paator. I • Prayer meeting uml Illbla atudy Tuttday evening at 7:46 p.m. The paator In charge. >! Mlaalonary aeivlce Thurailay i KE •venlug at 7:46 p.m. Victory Leader Hand aervlca Friday evening 7:46 p.m Th* church atrlng band will furnlah tha tnualc for all tbaa« , aervice* and th« public la Invited to attend. f L I HOLY CKOS8 O U(1RCH I (Eplacopaj) Rav, Hav. H. L. Zlmaieraiaa, B. D., Rector Fifth Sunday after Trinity SiUO a.m. Holy Communion. t B CONCKKSATIDNAL CHURCH part; Armur and ‘third .Street MinUt*. J. .Bernard Root__ Sunday School 10:00 a.mi . Morning Worihlp 11:00 am. Sermon: "What Make* A Church Vital r Jonithit Swift once declared: "The churrh and clergy hvra, no doubt, Ara very aiuch akin; Both weatler-beaten are without, Both eniptv are within." Victor Hugo touched a mor unlveieal and 'a uiuie synipatbrlh note when he aaid: "A cliurth la land between fnui walla." 'W N -naii<Kn9ioct.aMVL TO WWf TOPCCC* 0*€M f WCMMO MOWUIKTO NOT TO niL — CHRISTIAN AND MISHION Alit ALI.IANCF. Ciena K. Smith, Paator Bible Setool 0:46 a.m. Morning Woiahlp 11:00 a.m. Mlaalonary Sunday will he ubaervad with aame reports from tne Mleilon fields. Tne pastor will apeak on the subject: "Hume Cauae.for Alarm". 'Ef*nlng.;8#rvice 7:46 u.m. An Informal scf-vlce for all agee. Faator’s suhjact: "What Jeaiu Tuught About th« Kingdom". A ll'are Wtlcorne to each aer- fly KTTA K K T T FIRST METHODIST d ll!III'll J. H. McKinley, Minister _____BAPTIST CIIUKCH 0:46 a.m. Sumlny School. A inlh Street and Laurel Avenue air of l.nwrvnee of Melbourne prescT.a, on Kiuya i .i .i i rinse fur every age. Rav. S. L. Whatley, Paator of the July 12 the Curtis iblisblng Cornpiny. a lesIberlMtund copy .'y 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Sunday School 0:46 a-tn. "Bring Sermon topic: “ A Stubborn Faith". Saturtlay I) Hint' Pint to ('niton l.enf, well known Melbourne sport! tap Family to 8unday School." 7:00 ii. m. Intermediate end man. 'I'his >ur of the Post In which Leaf la featured, rarrle* a story Morning Worahlp II {00 a.m. Senior Youth Fellowship Service. of l.nhit II in Minxes, west of Mi Ihournn — "Tho Huffiest Lake In Bfrmon by Paator. A , V 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship. A titerlea," rits-ti by Hill Wolf. I.onking on Is C.lmrles L. Herring, genB.T.U. 7:00 p.m. A Union for Sermon; util manat! i of the Mi'lbnuiiie C'bnmber of Commerce who also re"Ruuds In Fuith". each age group. received n iitlierlMiund copy uf tliv Post for the archive! of the local Evening Worihlp 8:00 p.m. Ser­ WK8LF.YAN METHODIST Clmmhcr e f'oinmcrce. mon by Paator. CHURCH ‘/Come Thou With Ua And We IDv. (irorgr Marsh, Pastor Will Do That Hood." ■' HF.VHN’IH DAY ADVENTIST FIRS I I M’Tls r CHUIICH Paola I’aik Att me at Sixth Street CIIUKCH S'indav School 0:46 a.m. Kenneth K. Menslng, Elder W. P. Irookn Jr., Paator Worship 10:46 a.m. CIIUKCH OF CHRIST Sunday School 0:30 a.m. SaturJt m L. Miller, Worahlp 7:30 p.m. Elm Avenue and SacaN# Street do Mini* I t of Edurallon Wednesday prayer met ting 7:30 J. C. Nicholson A lillHIter Ulornlng Worship 11:00 a.m. "W e’ve H veil A I’liice For You'1 Morr “ Study to show thyself ap p.m. i'raver Hiintlny S)l... I 0:46 a.m. "Bring Pray Meeting Wednesday 7:30 Friday Bible Study nnd Young proved unto Do<l, a workman that We piovlde it plncn p.m. it. E Everyone welcome to attend needeth not to he ashamed, right-1 People's meeting 7 :/* p.m. for every ii ember uf the family. lllhle Study. Special Dally V ..cation Bible lv dividing the word of truth.'' 0 Morning Worship 11:00 am. School starting July 16 at U:0<) Tim. 0:16. Sermon by Clinplnin John Dnnirl a.m. and also n revival nuevting 1C 0:00 a.rrl. lllhle ||tudy* tudy* FIRST PRKHIIYTEHIAN son. every night at 7:30 p.m. Worship. CIIUKCH in. Training Union 11:16 6:80 p.m. Kveidn, Oak Avenue and Third Street Uniona for each age group, W. broadcast over Rev. A. H. Mclnnls, Minister urge you t > attend. O'46 a.m. Sunday School. Evening / Worship K:l)0 p m. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worahlp. Sermon by/cbnplnln John DaniilW .dn.itl,,. HlOO p.m. U1LI. .,.„ K H „ HT (ill'IICM son. Felbiwsbip Hour lifter the Anthems: "Hod la Lova", Shelley) Stuuy. 'll Lord Most Holy", Bedell by Evening Service. of Ovledu Visitors always welcome. WeilneiJny Evening Set vice H im Chancel Choir. Sermon by Mr. MeDr. Frank C. Morgan, Paator Innia. Church Nursery 10:46-12:00 — I 0:46 n.tn. Sunday School. II. F. p.m, Nttrseiy open for Morning mul each Sunday. | Wheeler Hr., Superintendent. 11:00 a.m. Sermon by the uni Evening aervice for children tut-1 7:00 p.m. Pioneer Fellowship. 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship. l tor "Handa". The quarterly bull- der 0 yeuis of age. "Woiahlp In All-cooled com­ Solo: "th e Penitent, Beardeluy j n*sa conference of the church will Van DeWater by Dick Aiken. be held at the close uf the morn­ fort." IN TUB CIHi.'l IT COUNT, .VIST. Sermon by Mr. Mclnnls. Welcome. ing worship service, f e r , ! f i L w 8:00 p.m. Sermon by lha pas­ tor, "Finding It Or Making It". S V "jaisi te .1 JSa!l“.,a£S'ti“ ir‘ Caul R o U a ti DKX ) ASTUAlLV /t'tU'.'J 1 fVuVUM EAVd MlNG Q P tw o MNU H j And I -DBA tiLAMiaTG ME / IF tHAT'S T>tB WAV VOU PEEL — C T .____ n o jCV— d o n t p l a v c o y /1 ^ know youra namw - that vou ’bb t h 6 0 0 0 N i G H T * ^ ., 1 r '------------- - IM M A %1 Legal Notice# J8755- ,l“ m "r " ^ V 'iXj O iIb T a" c A a n k lT,°hi«‘ ‘ w T it! i r « i 7 " If rteait thtlr respective tinbelre, Ilevieets; legeleee. ur If rmitiown tees: KitltMAN A. TtaMAllIH, a ;Ive. tile unknown «|ioim- it manInt, Hint It ileail tils unknown ielra, ilevlaee*. lesmaae nr aien aae: any anil all other |,arp«riip rurDpviiia or . lainiioK uoy riant, I inlrrsai in anil to the followimi Hint iii k M r ,l i; •i. ' i’ • ' >! •’ The SANFORD HERALD - a n d e v e ry d a y th e p e o p le o f A m e r ic a b u y 54, 017,938 d a ily Ite e p s Y o u L p - t o D a t e n e w sp a p e rs O n W h a t 's H a p p e n i n g a t H e m e ! fo r w h ic h th e y p a y ^2, 589,000 I ' W andarluat is w on d erfu l i Y et, none can den y the lo o t in g on e fe e ls tu k n ow w lm t'a g o in g on beck in h ie ow n h om e tow n , f h o S a n ford H erald w ill . g la d ly serv e aa y o u r ow n p rlv a to corresp on d en t n o m a tter h ow fa r y ou m ay w ish to roam . E ach d ay y o u 'r e a w a y . . ; . tw o w eek s vacation or ait exten d ed jo u r n e y . . . . . n S a n ford H erald vaca­ tion aiibecrlptlon asru rea y ou a com p lete and per* 4*'-1.* }) - fe e t trip . , ■ t , , rv because they w ant the" com p lete new s o f l o c a l, n a t io n a l a n d w o r l d f d f a i r a . . . f o u n d o n l y i n t h e i r | n e w s p a p e r s a n d ( o r a d v p r tW in g u e w » o f p r o d u c U a n d te n r io S s . T h e p r i m a r y p u r p o s e o f t h e n e w s p a p e r U N E W S .# * . 1952 Dodge t h e p r i i p a r y p u r p o s e o f t o m e o t h e r m e d ia i« e n i e r t a i i u o e i i f ■- - ■ i v ■. • *- r Mesdowbrook .4 Door M W , «Sedan < ,« , ww."aai ' (V* - ',»•> irw-jv v- Wherever You Go.. i, „x/a. Fs-.V •• .JWgfrV r % iaacrlkail Unit Immt.l lie aernlnnl* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, piiunly. Florida. lo-wltt tail •<ir- lit Ijika vine Park. SCIENTIST Hanford, Florida, according lu N00 East Second Street flat thereof recorded In Plat Plat Sunday Servlet 11:00 a.m. iok I. tiaae 41 df dl rag tail dot,Hr .. ___ ubll cutde uf iieiu la ole' t'Siunty, Sunday Hchoul 0:30 a.m. rlda Wednesday Service 8:00 tun. Ye fiiu and ear Ii of run art/ harehy Reading Room Tuaaday ami Fri­ trad in ____ „ In ranulred to file your appearance lata proceeding ~ * required to day 6:00 to 6:00 p.m. •ding and •ervea upon Ueo.___ _____Jr . plainUeo. A. Hpeer. All are welcome tu attend our service* and to use th* Reading ' In aneteer to Inle hill of coinjiialnt. Room. in.VorK before of ■July, ■ l I l l .- the. 10th day a Christianity demands, and the till, and If you fall.to do e’o. world needa, a practical, universal 4e«ree pm . con — feaip will i,a en­ ured aaalnel ttlniM you for the. relief dedication *to th* teachings uf prayed In tna litii of romj>[taint, Christ Jeaua. This fact will he . The nature of this suit (aa a anti emphasised at all Chrlatlan Sci­ la oulet (he title to the ahi_____ ova liebed tract of land In the plain ence, services next Sunday, Sub­ ject of tbr Lesson-Sermon Is "H«r^am*at.,, • Ifli Verses from Psalms furnish the Holden Teati "What thall I ren­ Court. der unto the Ixtrtl fur all his bene mum fit* toward maT I will taka tho L cllnr (^'"jl'lafti cup of salvation, and call upuu th* name, of the Lord" (Pla nts UOi lg, i i ) . Selection* from the Bible. In­ clude Jeaua’ charge to Peton "Simon, ion of Jonai, loveat thou mat He «alth unto him, Y*e, Lord; thou knowoet that I lova that. Ha tilth unto him, Feed my sheep" rea p ll«). M r % ...................... a citations from .... "Del"6 V « aalth with Kay tu th>r .“ j , - b y Mary Baker Eddy eaasM Inal. i ^Thoa*, who art willing Mb r nata or to rail tham •Ida far Truth, haya ty now, aa aforatlma, ina to prictla* Chrlatlan rA LORI bflBHOY (p. >71). . f i jiy-js i- PRESIlYTKItlAN CHUIICH , C. C. While, Minister Unified Service 10:00 a.m. Church School and talk hy pnstoi Young Peoplv’a Meeting 7.00 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:110 p.m. I’rayer and Bible Study. All aru cordially Invited to all services. V a •V-v: • _■ /»(*..V' r. a n d m a n y p e o p l e d U l i h e e n t e r t a in m e n t i n t e r r u p t e d b y , b a t l a B s w 4 y s p 4 n ... < •••<• «1*4 ^ ’ / . . . A ll tlj# n e w i a t h om e every d a y y o u ’re aw ay J ^ .V i • i. , X dll 4‘*«. . .1 . p '. F S o fl* I s e k / k r a d v e r t U a i P e o p l e t e e fc e f W tr>-b ,.. . Phi. t 1l . , X -• .t-' ■;y- : f i 'i-«S;.v J . if i iiV.l OR — IF YOB FREFER TRY OUR “ VACATION.PACK" a d v e r t i t in g All advsrtUing media ara good... but it wiU pay ad\ , II « 1 ,, , t f/ w ir}: I'■V! •}''»i t*yi ii,'.' X53 AW i ;r ,WbJjS.'apx CALL148 7 *.) , (VV ... I , •V\ ■.."l ;S> ' ■ ? fJ rA *1’VtfAfw *1 u i • -ly 7l aA^Pt *f * m o w DEPT. For I & itlVTO veil r *. s n F*/a /k 7 •.•<4': u . £r*. » css , 1 j '.V. \ V ■* [K:■ \\ ■ n Wr| ftrx Nr * - aKvlftjV Stexf r a jw , > \T•*, \ w . KxR'-'' • •;V 1 �ljW> pT : Wilbur Pceple Like* T o Veil So He -r- ■:t xf.t; 7 »u* :*>3jr« Blues In The News De Bary Doings By BOB ANTHONY Qj KAY IIKNN1NOKH • Supper Is Planned i By TsuHst Club ifl you enjoyed tin- nldhlc In-' The Hanford Tourist and RhUfmonth to Snnlmido Sps^kgs of .ho Dcllaty Democratic Club, you fleboard Club ha* designated Mon* will he glad to know that the same day and Friday nights as game {roup is planning unuther iw-t- ' night*. Next Tuesday night at >og«tht'r on July 20 at Daytona 6:1)0 o'clock, members will enjoy a Bench. It I us lut-n uin-csted thnt . covered dish supper at the new til who wisli lo go. get there l,y j Tom 1st Recr'pgtlon Building, icibi>ut 4:00 o'clock ro Hikt we tu-iy ; cording to K. Hanky Wight, pulilicitv chairman. afouud h U l.u.ae Ir. Drang, t.iv>- Vu,n ,,„, aupper. foi-i-tHer. T h --Residents, and rsprcially nFw wlio wbh t*l do tio.'yill repvatn t n I di Ing i.Jlhlnr hut Dshlnii. D at sm* he won’t feel himself inrun, (he evening. Everybody; ts vvel- eitirru* iieie' are Invited to attend tliene events, ettlo'y games of shgfu ittt he catches a larger fisli itmn ■um* to Join the party flehoatd, checkers, chess olid Spa-iiking of picnics, if you mt»» Hat of hla wife's. We wish you Krk, “ I'apby” , but the latest iu- ,-«l th»-Kuiirth of J nl v shindig -*f eards, and eninv the facilities pfoin >r I* that bass 10H pounds nnd In- ri-sidvtits of Clitn-lhcrger Mun­ vided in Hie new recreollun build­ uv are rather scarce them* duva- ir and some forlv of ti.mr Delluiy ing. Average attendance during Ihe t people- In tho station ud- .r.snds, juo teull) missed sonic-. ttatthn building wer* bidding .hlng. No aiiiount »f rain eould summer months ha* been 26 to 40 Jamprii tin- spirit Hint prevailed. persons, said Mrs. William H. Lafarewell to Mrs. Paulino KwiutIn wakl today, i'aullne has been In The traditional picnic lare whs Fetra, club secretary. For the covered dish supper, tla civilian Peraonnel Gffiro n* a lerved— h o t dogs, sauerkraut, eirll aervico worker sine* the re- jeer, coffee and cake, and excep­ member* nre reminded lo bring covered dishes, sandwiches and *i Hvation of the atutlun, Hhe left tionally good ones nt that. line miiiiI! group left ibis pally Iheir own table service, she de­ It • base today and will leave lo attend nnntliel oil (iem l ake clared. S nford tomorruw tu Jmn her husThe new club building includes h nd, who hda a law practice in it Hie home iif Mi mid Ml- Al T impa. Whllt) In Sanford, Pauline Micliarhs when- • « miming, more n completely equipped kitchen, in­ II i*d with* her uiolhft al 1120 food and t'uiiiistii wore the oidei cluding refrigerator, ranee ind V eaf Fhrst Street- We're happy to of the day. I lie guests at tins hot water heater. Chairs and tables a • ymi get th* chance to be with party weie Mi. iiml Mrs. Ray E. are adequate for the present let­ y ur husband. Pauline, but we're Peck, Mi. ami Mis. I.ou Hut mini up. although it i* expected that Slid the Misses Hennlnger. more will have to be provided Seven couples relalirntcd Hij during the-winter *#gaon'wh*n Ih* birthday of Mr*. William Mnniuv club will number sfVerg) hundred on the Fourth, with k tdcnic. member*. , , Mr*. Julia Cowan, her son*, J. R. Ha|l, Modus, N. Y-. t* pr«»lJack and Tom and net daugiu.-i dent of |h* rlub. He l* expected • y u t s . but It seems Cupid has ai jteyee-eniiRig supply of arrows Maltha of Long island, New York tier# earlv In the fall. J. B- Jones, and 5!r*. Florence .Schmeling * * t to *hpo| 'fiat* Ms tiny how. A ■ice-president, it Keff- and also A. cOuple o f them found their marks Chicago weie wrekemi guests l o t n p iwen. trustee apd Mra. Frgnk week of Mi und Mis. How si.i this month in fh* heart* of two l.ieskc. treasurer. Wlilte of Uianadu Knud men hen aboard the sialiun. liavmuud 11. Hmith Is chatrinan Mr. and Mis Arelne Itonn.ls Bill Andsrson of N a .VH p> p of the entertainment committee, enjoyed two weeks wllli tlii-u |wd the eueatlon lo Miss Jean nml Is n tru*tre. Torn Vernon also Tripp of Lakeland. Th.> answer elilldren in I'oiielikeep-i*’, N. Y serves as a trustee. After seven weeks -pent wo i waa "yss" and the newly engnirril then fuuiily in I'oninvticUt und cOuple have made lentutlvo wed* New .lei,ley. Mr. and .Mr*, t'ui ding plana for 8eut*mbei. FABRON'a Richie Salatte Is tm- roll illuekliinn have u-lorned t<> tt oHilmirJ rro in F a sr n a e l itlsntly waiting fur Hiu hegm- Dellary, iiriiigui): with them Dull Rg of a leave inat will take him ■laughter Mi- A ti Wilson "f nlure lie given tu Ken Robert A. •W Orltani and to a marrlagr Whippuny. N. J nod tlieir grand Tiift id Dlihl Sens Duff uf Pennsylvania and ceremony. Th* dal* it set for the duugliler, Maty Leo lllnckhurii of 25th amt many of Richie's ftiends, Booth Westlmry. Conn, who lilsn SultimxtuU of Massachusells, other also from N'aw Orleans, are plan to stay until ttw end of July. Tlieii workers in Ihe Elsenhower camp, nlng to make the weekend tup lo Hip liome WIIS enhanced by a limit said ihe nomination is "wide enjoyable vi-it i., Williaiitsbnie, open " attend Ih* wedding. Earlier this week. Sen II Alex-' Robert E. Jatvis ami Everett L. Va. Mr. and .Mm lohu Rice s|ie ,t .imlei f-iitth of New Jersey, sugBurrow* left the station and the city of Sanford today. J a m - was till ee wrtks wllli |elaliv*S ulnl vested ihsl Tad should have th* released to inactive duty in the ftiends in Syiucure. N V. and at Y I' nomination If Eisenhower won naval reserve and will t>o re­ tend*,I the giu-luwiiou exatci-r* Ihe ln|i -not I Ken Slyles Bridges uf New turning lo Muhilo, Ala. :r< n civil­ of Him gi ilinlduiiglitel and ian while Butrow* is unil'-t o-dus niece l-'rieudn nl IlnUls. Mr. uml r.iimpHliire lold re|hirterx he had to report to Norfolk fur iissiki.- Mis. tieurge \ Kulvili, iilso --I In-uni n ri-iMirt Ihsl Eisenhower -Syrucuse, wlnie .Mi. hulvln i- i linil personally offered (he place nrent to aea duly. Verl Warn- r and Georg*- "Bed" pnliee dipt win. I'mvi- dnwtl With to Taft However, there was mdhliig from Gallagher will he leaving Hanford tlieni und lime huughl tin- Hint limitt-lii-e lo Elsenhower lirulclt in different direction* today lo felt house. We ore gliul to wel ants tu Inilicutel lirrr was subspend leaves at home with their collie tlieni us new neighbors. We hear f i hiii t'e-ur nnd Ain*' stunci- to Hu- ri-tuirt families and friends. Vert I* heading cross country lo his liomi- Riililolin HiiiI liny are enjoyin,. In Abilene, Tex. while "Red" will U p l e u s l l l l l U l n l e u u l MlCMtioil III ing ttu-11 Inline on l.ake Moiiloe, be making tin- long Joutm-y nut Hi the I'ocotion in 1‘eiili-vlvnnia. .Mr und .Ml- S'n Indus ,1. Hei-p are now living In Hie Getmalne to Rtrungavllle, O. Don't fuiget tonight Is the Iiiivk ■•■tinneii fium six week- ii t-ll>tll ie-lit Mi und .Mrs. Alfred i'lestun, night for square du.iclug. All fm spent with tflnlives ulnl frlen.llesldents of llartsdale, fun and fun foe all. The plm-v: lu Hie Nnitli. tin then way Mouth, lotmeiiv Sanford Navy Center. Tho lime: they eulleil on (lie lienoys an-t N Y. Iiuxr moved mlo their new Inline. l;00 p.m. The oc:sslo,i: Hquare Hie f'aynes, Deltury (nstids. Mt. and Mrs. Kennrlli Lindsay Mr. and Mrs W. t Gutiler »i dancing with ra.iing h>- Jimmy Cloisin. Th# admisno'i: Er»e. Hee Royal (luks, .Mn-li.,,wlm ate build uf Alicante Road have as their .The much puhllciiod Chief Fappy" Haynes• of NAAS ha* ten days leovw. Isdt the station for trn leave. Ifl was Chief Haynr* wife, Mabel, tl at made th* new* a short time a o by landing a 10'» pound has* w th a bamboo pole and * bream tv ok. 'T'appy'' say* he la guihg to this ten day leave sight (Editor* note: Wilbur Preble, Hags they hauled out and hollered America'* mint average guy, bai • . ... fatten himself Into aeriout trou­ for. The last banner I ended up car­ ble while attending the Republican rying aald, "The people want National Convention. lie lefls about Mac." I am not at aU convinced It himself In 111* Irllrr In hi* faith­ ih*« i« true—but ll la a UW.iUlity. ful wlie:) I’lKU Kuinlblicsna-sr* V.'ml •:( utltrd up right now. and attn't stir* By U.\l. BOYLK whom they want. And this latter coma* to jo r CHICAGO lift—Well. Trellla Mae, I Just hope you run realue Ibt from a tired, loving huaband. ipot I've got myself in by march of ahouldcring many batme a, inf lor Tall. Elsenhower, Warren and Mai Arthur I have overflight become the p. s. I bate to bring up money overnight all American Itepubllcan again—but send me some mhr*. I and I have bail to beat down a had to buy a round of aoR drinks for all us banner carriers. We all movement atnnm; the .-dockyards loc nil boya l» name me lor for Prt-sldenL .meed on only one thing—Gov. Here's how II hapix-m-d. .diem.., honey. Warren has the best-looking famland that blonde who held my hand ______________ ' while the lelevl-nni r.imt-rn wat lf‘ pointed our wuy was just Joking— JOBLESS BENEFITS (he laid Anyway. 1 didn't see her TALLAHASSEE — Due to sea­ later. sonal layoff* in the citrus Indus!; Well, dear, I didn't have a past aonrnschlng mid-summer | to gal Into Convention Hull, uml monthly report of Dir naturally, alter a week of elvle Norwood, Jr.i of the duty here I wanted lo ere what m*nt Compensation W* wai going on. Raymond B. Barnes, Chal I wa» Handing at the entrance i to the ball when u fellow came he Florida Industrial up lo mi and tald, "How abuut shows an Increase of carrying this banner Into Hie unemployment comi ments in June over Way"Why, sure," I said And lor to 17 percent Increase, of #l v d minutes I muscled that sign 1623,609 In June aa. watched against *441,666 in Mky. vlof "Win with Tull " The number of unemployed per­ Well, honey, after that, list as they were ahoul to throw me oul son* rose from an estimated 10,100 of Hie hall, an eldeily inun with n Inst month to around 19,400 In California aerenl thrust a "Win June: an increase of 83 percent. with Warren" sign in my hum], The Initial rlalmi rose from 10.and said: "Carry on lor u great Hl is to 19,277, whllt continued Republican Democrat *’ claim* went up 6 percent from That was when I got lilt hy one •to 046 In May to 49,683 In June. of Iho circling paper saucers they Tha report showed conaiderahle .were throwing up for fun. Of decrease In pay roll tag contrl courie, the saucer that hit me thins from (1,407,461.60 to $1< would havo In have u stale hot 706.11. dog covered with mustard on II. The present balance In the un­ Honey, there is no wav you can employment trust fund Is M0.760A lake mustard off a suit here for 862 78, a drop from |91.1» 013-9l less than $2 50—and u Idler of last month due to seasonal layoffs gratitude to the valet There is as indicated above. no charge for Hie black eye Wall. Trellis Mae. then they CPU WRIGHT started the Elrenhuwer demonstra­ MUNICH, Germany (Bpeclall— tion, and the ludv In front o( me tossed away her Warren sign and Cpl. Roosevelt Wright, Sanford, recently graduated from the Sev­ said: "If yon can't carry for Ike you're enth Army’* Non-Commlwloned Officer* Academy at Munich, Ger­ yellow." 8o I grubbed an Ike sign ami many. followed her gamely arouml until Corporal Wright, an gl-mm. she started talking In a widower gunner In Company C of th# 37l*t from South Dakota-or was It Armored Infantry Battalion, en­ North Vermont? tered the Army In 1948 and ha* It heroine such ii madhouse, been awarded the Good Conduct Trellis Mue, Hint when they nomi­ Medal ami the Army of Occupation nated Stussen I pimped up and Medal for hi* service In Oermany. grabbed a sign. Then somebody said, "We nren'l vellimt (or Ktua BLIMP HALVAGR BROUN sen now. This isn't 10IH " k e y WE8T hB-Tb# Navy began Well, honey, (he convention was salvage operations today on a killing lime uml liuully an oil blimu that crashed 40 miles south min from Oklahoma gut up and of Key West Thursday during an nominated Gen Mae Arthur, and operational maneuver. No one was said of him that lie hud "a name that will nut die, amt will not i r_________ c a m d r . __J. W Morsfma fade away." public Information officer, said The funny thing nhmit Hie next blimp. KM, was flyiog at a vert you all there tonlghtl IS mlnutei, of madness, Trellis low altitude and struck tha water, , Mae, Is that everybody Jollied III damaging both propeller*. Th* accident occurred .during it. It was late al nlglit and the maneuver* with th* submarine[ 304 delegates were very tired. I don't thitdflboy were political­ which put a tow line to the blimp ly for MarArlhor al all. Bui he *>■■» brought It . to where * Navy WINTER P*ARK~ (Special) was a symbol -like (lie American AVR took over Htutterlng children are now hring permanently corrected In their homes by a recently developed , xIN TMH CIHCI'IT COl'II T'w N,52S tension service for stutlerlng rhllin ro rn r n r m s: n t r m 41/IIILIHK JPniCIAI. Vimig'Mi ITBCI'IT, IN i r in,i., n m u i m i i .i : i o r.v r v , TON * 11 M I N O I. I) COt'NTV, ■Iren, an expert on the correction r r v i r : n r v i .o i i i i m . of stuttering said today. in F i i n n x m |4‘°u !V nCRNV NO. Ml* in in : T i n : tir r a rn <■*•' Thaodoie E. Emery, Jr., ai-.ie u iv o a c M ItullCItT M, III.ANI-'oltl>. tary-treasurer of the Kmery-I., wts Iin euaeil IIAVMUNI* j . l t Nc i i , p ia lh tlff School here, said that parenls and TO Al.l, WllllVI IT VI VV rONl KII.M Nolle- In h*r*i>y riven ih.i IIOV tsarhera can correct their stutter­ llOLLLHl niotl 01- (Hull H-Iiuri Hit IIKLKN aiKANT LTNCII, f ing children by changing their Bitciilor nr the |.n-l Will nut! routine and developing new hsiol* Tsstsinsnl IlnllKIlT M III.ANTO ,°?i° ?.KN° H H*AW‘ ,f.y^j,< ^ It FOIID, deeesnetl; Hint lie (lleil his of learning without segregating Holland Htrssl, Hprlnafisld, MaspslilluU for llnnl ill-, Intme. nml thfm from iheir classes or playsaohusolta. Ihsl Its Hill SppiV In (lie lluiinnvM# Von *r* hsrshy notlflsd lo ap- mat#*. Dnualse Hltnslrom. t'minly Imlue '*r in parson tor by altornsi) lo ot Bsmlnnls County, Hurl-la. on :hs ,psar ‘on, co Training In concentration, a bll. l,ill of complaint _____ ______ fllsd _________ _ hsrslni •th day of A,,*,i»i, isklf, i«r control — such sui as (nation, and I proval of o m i amt lor llnal -Hr- aasinsi you in th* Clrcull Coori of ordination, building block*, house char** •* Kxs.-utor of itie 1.11-1 Will Hsnilnol* County. Florid*, on and Ts-lmneni or IIDMKIIT M hsfors ih* isth day of Augt ___ i, ami handwriting — d duties, ■LANFIIHD, dei-sa-eil. oil tills 11th A D.. lilt, sama bslna a stuf Int g said, la impartant. divorce, oih srw lso a D eere* Fro Rm*r» day of July ISSS. « Cunfesso w ill be en iere* against i extension ssrvlc# was devel­ rTna1 IIOV IUH.I.I-:il As llsevolor of the you for fnllurs lo appear, ile a or oped fl from the Emery Method used answ er as required hy late. l.nnl Will snil Tests. WITNKHH tny hand and o fficia l In Orange Counties schools which Hisnl of ItOIIKItT M IlI.ANFOIII), Iiti-.sMii. *•*1 Ibis loth day o f July, A. t>, permanently torrected 77 percent of th* stuttering school children U P . IIHHNDOM dicing the school years 1D4.T- tuflO. ■sin'ION Two year* must elapse, Emery a a sfn r* m u rid*. J s l , I n k . IM I n u t Ic r ih iiR iiM iir iiiv u n said, be for* a rase I* railed per­ ih sl uureusnl In C h sp ltr III, F lor­ I W J . h v w manently corrected. id* HIkI iiI sm, Ik !I, ns Nin-ndeil, ih* SI B. Fin* Mlr**l Judoon H. Walker, Huperlnlenfnllnw in* ileserllisil Innd In Htmi- Orlando, Florida, nnls l'mini y. rin rlda . will h* o f- A ttorney for Plaintiff. dent of Orange County Schools, fsrsd for sals at pulilii- ou tcry for said. "The Emery* apparently have Ihs Ii Ik Iiss I and i,*si casli bid nl TIIB HTATK UP PL< hit upon th* fundamental cause of Ihs front ituor o f ih* Htmln»|a UI.ADTH PAULINE IIA. County Court lion s*, at Hanford, ■iuttarlng «ml havt permanently "IF HTHKBT, NATIONA bsalnnlna at 11:15 a m , on Monday CALIFOItNIA: corroeted a Majority of the cases July Slth A. I> m i : A sworn Complaint bavin of stuttering and atammering In Lots S* * 100 Th* Hlavl* fllsd --------- . . . Colony CV* Huhdlvlslon Plat mtr aishool* where their avateui has court Book I o s ( * T|. merrda, Men. adopted, I Iheartily heartily r recoin____adopted. l.ot 101 Th* Hlavla Colony l\, Hut,division Flat Uook i Mari'ln lU n '^ L ililn t f. v*. illady'i mend tha Emery Method to other Baulin# iianstn, Defendant, these •ehapl aupenntendente." BloeW • T lsr I I Tho - present* are lo command you to Tow n o f Hanford Plat Book t appear and file your ..... ........ - dewritten ANVTUE TAKES VTH tenses herein on or ir hsfors the lilts V lT ° ** ,‘ n,, U *' " * 1,4 YORK Ul — Tommy Man day of Auauet * SM't Block 0 T lsr IS Th* D eer*' ‘ hla hinth bride, th* furTow n j f Hanford Flat Book I lerea a g sln ei you. • la Franc** Roddy-Eden, T he Hanford llerald Is designated f i 7 “* nmi * 0 “ * nd 1,1 1,1 1,1 jonlng today at Ihe All V oek ^ Tl# Tow n o f Hanford . V f^ W lU im u 're playboy, 6>, and u*a*a l l to || andt ns i ll m IM Bhyear old blond* dancer and I l f A lit. All liiocir a Ti»r ii Th* • o n w r it e r W*re married Thursday Tow n n f Hanford Flat Hook I Rm m II«i N. Y., by Mayor a IS » S % stuttering Children 1 *»Are Being Cured Legal Notice Ming, bt Sr'o.' H f i T t jL u rc VlT° “ 111 1,1 1,4 Ida'i first marrlave l.ot } llloi-k a lutekharl'a Huh. division Plat llook I baas TO lu.ta IS A SI Hlooh | H ,. im o ti VW ieSfcr” Vice President They will be greet* I imin -.l, iti- Foiindj With ViniN Disease C itr iiH ( i r o v c H Iu\KF: AI.ITlEI) <i»i .'•in el ll F'loriiia rili ns groves have I'vob affected with u contlilini linn re-elljtiling n mild form of null1 lick ilei ling, Slate Plant CommisKlnm-r Ailing L'. Brown sniil Thursilny fie said Ihe II S Department iif Agriculture l.nlmriitnry al nil.iinlp in' me is keeping a close wub-h on 1 i Quick decline, n virus di >-isa known In he present in ('allfurnig and lamislanu, never Im. been re­ ported in FTnrldn nllhiiugli ihcre are Indlculliiiis II may have I,run present in mild fnrm several ye os. The plaid t-iiinmlssinner. -perk­ ing el a ineeiing nf rcpresi'niutmta of Ihe citrus industry uml -HUi ami federal agencies, said F’lmslN growers are most concern til about another true disease, creeping de­ cline This disuse affrcln litany validlira regaidlesa uf rtmtsluck uml a replacement fur a free affected by If usually becomes, affected too,' Quick decline usually ulfecla varie­ ties nil sour orange and grape!mil rvotstuck ami a new Iren rcpluii mU one Injured hy ipilck decline wlU grow normally. Iv alter legi-tlatlon ill all .nldiesa •>t Mmle L. Stone, acting lean of tin- .School uf Fhlucafion at the University, and during Hie week they will near addresses -n such subject* a* "The Chemistry of (.'leaning," "Lighting, Plumbing amt Sanitation,” "Lawn ami Yard Cure", anil "Problem* In th* Ifenovaliun of School plants." Most of the lectures will he de­ livered hy Dr. N. Fh Viles, ail uuthoi of several hooks un these sub­ ject* and present In the Divtsi-m of School Plant, U. S. Office of •Fidiicullon in Washington. In the last two years a similar school for Negroes has been held in the flethune-Cookman College at Daytona Beach and has been attended by a number of local custodian*. Manville's eighth wife. Mis, Georgina (‘ nmpbell Manvillo, w*a killed III nn auin arclilcut April Jil. T lia t’i fair enough, iin ’r it? For Sugar Creek tops ’em all . , . ii made for thoie who insist on quality firitl For lunch, supper or picnic . . . give your family thii delicious all-mtat taste treat todayl at all b elte r dealera L Y R E S B R O S ., In cJ t mtJt It fit,Ifl , , . b IUr14Ittt ^ ill Ocala I ) R , Ir. T . D O S S C IIIR O I'R A C TO H HOURS B ft! 12— 2 tl) 5 606 A tla n tic Hank Huildlag Phone 704 Mr. and Mis. A liter livndlis were the guests of hit. and Mrs. II Dunn Mondai Mr. and Mr*. VV. jR. Giles have returned after visitlgg friend* and relatives in Tenn. im HEADBOARD FR EE Straight headboard in rhuic# of thirty color* with purchase of KCHOI.H SPEC Al. INNEIIHPIIING MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING BASE IN ACA TICKING. REST CONSTRUCTION. F t* LIMITED TIME ONLY f g g uu Hollywood lege free. _ Sanford, Florid* 118 Palmetto Avenue I --■ - i i ■■ It'NMIlNueU Pr»m I'see ouei Dale ll.irrlinan m i.uv \dlui Sirvi-nsun uf Illinois lliNiM-vr'It, \siMlin dm' in Coin radii, said however Unit lie would be "line id Hit- millions id Drum dais' viiIIum tor lieu Height D Fii-eiihneer in Nuxt-liitier II Ihe , grm-ral gut the Republican nomi nation m m ifiB Phan* 1211 ■ ■■' in PLAY PONDS 11“ dlamslsr Democratic lilunt • Sals, (Ison splashing psel :;v, NOW • AHract.'vs, durable Keraieal nr die.—leg. l»4.«s M2.95 *4" dia.-aeg. 4te.fi M6.9S Kvtp itie kiJditt oil ihe rutei! Sell op nr a Jitty. Cary to iutfsl*. It's J lighter) Giwrsntssd 10 ysart ■ M sm u rl "P W O S B N I .V .G o o d r le h ^>>yGARDEN HOSI Can be kinkvd, twitted, knutud wltliuul danisge Will far uullsst rubbsi husek. Unusually tough. 33 fl. 30 ft. $0.00 73 ft. "SILVEII SPRAY" HOSi Special » Advauml Price f Riigaffciiieni 9 Bargain in tough, •Ingle braid rubLet hu.e. 3$ ft. M, GARDEN CLUB" HOSI Klrwlig locked.old ivlnfurclnx Guai anl t ed 10 years. 3 YEARS INTI|K MAKINii! lift MS ISIS MSUStlHtt 04U..S. • I . ' ' I k* SMII iaJ«ii«J SWIM M M m t i t T 33 ft. B.F.Goodrich TUbelessTire "LIFE'BAVER a ll P uncture! M d P r e tittt A g a ln if B low outs T ecm nw Co l o r tU f tf a f Robert I ' A Y L O R ,% L Deborah K E R R Six IMISfeat 11 teutMleflesi U i t t n osMsBimun .fa.,!MiMUi 2 - DAYS ONLY TUFeS. & WED. J U L Y I5IH 4 Kith GENES TEUCO SERVICE 6 'M h ! L 'L « U MATINEES — 6Dc EVENINGS — 89c CHILDREN — 26c (All Prices Im 1u4* T a i) -------------------------------- -— i------------------ 1120 HANFORD AVBNufi ■I: AIR • CONDITIONED V ; r n s W '" «• « Lota O A 4J 44 fFinshural Flat u i * 41 Book I nays t l . m d * ir > Eleven new Intructuis were added to the tea-hing stuff of the Seminole Cointy school sys­ tem yesterday »t a meeting of the school board. \ W. Lawton. County school suprihtemU-nt. said today. , I, Margaret Holt, tischet' *• Semi­ nole High School, fa* named for one year general *iB#rvl*or of in­ struction tu fill tw vacincy of Ruth Hand Mar|w4h*r. on leave of absence. K. 9. Douglas, t-acher »f com- j merer nt l.ymati Ichmd. will •>* moved ii|> lo a ting iirmclpal (tom January to .line. 1963 to re­ place R. T. Milw,-. who im-enHy won Hie Dt'inociitlr iiouiination fot school superiitemh'iii W .1 Wells, teacier at Si-tnliudr High School, was chosen to I'* principal of Hie Luke Monroe school, and Hie firmer priticipitl, R W. Nii-hols, xvie transfer ted to a teaching poslti<n at Seminole. IIHin apliinntlient* an- Lulu Mui an at Wert Side 1'nmary, Brttue Dutherow of tnluudo at South Side I'llniRl’ , W W Whirl toll at Lyman Scluol, and i.iillni. Whrelrr ut the Odedo School, Negio anpointiteuls include Eddvr M. Walroii at Gulilsboro Primal y, Idglln William* of Ovli**lo nl Hie Allimoiite Springs m'IiuoI and Yliginiu Wiivhl at HuBooker town Sduiol in l.nl.e Mon roe I Just try Sugar Creek Wieners once ••• it 0 W aylnsn j i a l i h ^ l i k . 6 M lion I'lsl Book I pa ra I t 11 New T ethers Are Seleiied lit SeminohCmmty DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST in Hi, nr BflyD^UJflLlflCf ' Lots I I I * | Block A lAk* U ke Addi­ m m T Mr. and Mrs. Geoim Smith and "oVre r 1 daughtar of OrlandoWere the re centt guests o f Mra.Bmith's parentss, Mr. anil Mr*, lin Nettles, dr. and Mr*. II. j . H»- lerhlom Mr ami children, Dona( and Linda Gall of Elder Sprigs, were the dinner giiesl* of Mi and Mrs R. G. Hodvrblum Tuesuy. Mr. anil Mrs. Ilfold Venable, Mrs. W. G- Veiianl and children and Mr*. Goldie ioiilden from North Carolina w*e the iccent guest* Ilf Mr. and Mis. Rodney Harris. Mr. and Mr*. RU'ljrd Ran* and School LiitfinccrH pa«* II. ,U . . f.ot* II 4 IS Block C Uvks W srinsn lls lg h ls Flat Book S pay* IS. Lots Tl. TI A II |o SO Pi a a H slsht* Plal Book » V * s » " I^Jt* I t t s A, P Y a n r i Ind Addition PI* I Book 4 m m W aym sn llaleh ta tion. Fist Book 4 By SADIE SOIERBLOM THR HANFORD HERALD children have return* I from Miami Frl. July II. 1962 Pag* 3 after a ahort vacatioi, Mr. and Mrs. C. ' . Rabun ami son* are vacationing n New York. Aubrey Dunn ha* iturneg after visiting relative* In I eoryia. * Mr. and Mrs. A. . Taylor ami children of Ft. Myei i are visiting Mrs. Taylor'* muthif, Mr*. D. V. nuii. sm Warren. Mra. C. H. McKen y tui grandlutlves a son, Richard, are vis ling i *-1 guest* Hn-ir daughter and son-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vf. INSI R A N I’ K A T A S A V IN ! Clark Jr. of Syracuse, N. Y. Mi and Mrs. Ilaltih Withetrll FOR v o i m To Attend Institute ■etnrned this week from a vara MOM K • AtITOM OIIII.K lion In Hie North and Mrs. Will !■um mainienurieu engineers uf I:iMi Decker, who had been visit IIUH1NKSH the Heinlliul,- t'nuuly m li»d -y* lug her wamlly In Troy, N. Y . tem will uttend the Cuslndiuii- III dmvi- down with them. sliltlti- nl l-'lornlit Hints- Hiin-rMrs. S. N. Groves is now in »ity in Tiillulinssee film, I<,I |.| New Yolk where she will meet ll*I to July Iti of next week I \V hi.'I,an,l when Ills ship dorks. l.uwton, seiinnl supei Inli'n.i-ill, When Mr*. Ed. Klrchrr re said today. *• nlly pieai'hnl a sermon In Hie 8. U. Weeks o f Nnnfni I i., ,,,| M-'Hiudist ('hurrli of Hanford, u mar Hehuol, Rufus Heim -I u , yt number of Dellary friends were j Midi* I'liinaiy Helioul, I ii l Ill- Ibeie to beat tier. Her huahalid, 'Your Mt»i tii*1 Ii i b i i i 11111*0 1'iiriitl' dress of HoiiHi Hide, nnd ", 1. i The Rev. FM Kirchei was traits 111 N. Purk Are. I'hunr ID! Kill* of Lyman Sellout in l -,,g. fen ml tu tile I'ilir Castle Melhu wood will legisler nt Hie In til np |dist Church ft miii Hie FMterpris* next Monday. ■hull'll. \fery Special fur Sum m er! Bluek*G*jail * *W * m « n^itl*11 hit Lake Moiroe 1 •4* ^HOND liW ’ i t •— B F G o o d ric h ut Theatre! Si ' j, I f *• 1 . ; iM- iVfl* ♦ .4 1 k , , A i , ‘v • a 1 - jin! ‘ jgBH L T ... P W Ft it Vti , "i -JiK J-. ‘ . - 1 o 'J . v-Vc. r �0 * *• • • t ' T nr' 4 lends 19th H -m-»-< ues ►>*'•»/ i ip 2-1 Win Over A zaleas ’ | f \ Corrales R a c k s Up Tenth Victory A s Locals T a k e Vth T ill In Last Nine L ochI Entries Wi l t — • — — • m Hr KENT CilKTLAIN Display Cars For The revived Seminole Blue base­ Public At Holler ball machine icored It* eeventh vlclory In the lent nine game* Motors T o n i g h t laat night when Manager Chuck Sanford’s 8 Soap Box Raceirs To Compete In Orlando Aleno provided h ntory book finish Tomorrow afternoon will lie the to a 2-1 triumph over the Azalea* In Palatkn with >, two-run Oth big day fir the eight Sanford rac­ ing a*plr*nta for at 1:00 p.rn. inning homer. Chico Corrales turned in hla they will complete In the Central 10th victory of the seaimi, hurl­ Florida Hisp Ho* Derby ut “ Derby ing n unit one-run seven-hlter for Hill In Orlando. The Hanford the Ilium. The slender righthander youth*, gionaored by *1* local How boasts of a 10-7 record for merchant* and two Orlando con­ the season. Snnfonl nicked Has- cern*, will lake their home made rom IIninin for Just five hlla but soap bo* racer* to Orlnndo In Alrno’a blow wan the rrlppler. hope* of winning a free trip to T h e Snnford Dayton, O, to compete in the na­ ■kipper's round-' tional ruining of the .Soap Ho* tripper waa liliff Derby. third in the laat People In Hanford are Invited two gnmra and to elew the eight racera, built hla 10th of thej by the boy* between the age* of year placing him 11-15, at the Holler Motor Hale* far ahead in the disnlayrmm on Hecond Hlreel F l o r i d a Statr and Palmetto Avenue thl* even­ League rare. ing at 75)0 p.m. Holler’* la the A l c n o ’ a two Boonaur of the local entrie*, tuna •butted • i n though they were not permitted gave him a seato aponaar any one bov. aon’a total of 00, C. K. Illttel, general manager Jurt -11 licli hid of llull«r’i and Derby director the FHL record Churk Aleno in Hen-inol* County, will lie on of HO aet liy unother Snnford |ier- | hand for the open houae cereformer, Ruddy Lake. moniea tonight and will explain Tonight the llliiea will In­ the purpose of the Soap llox vade the native ronfinra of the Derby pitta the detailed und conleague leading Del.and lied r.trurtlve work the eight entrant* llala In open a two-game road have put In building llieir own and home arrlea. Jorge lllvero, racer*. the highly effective Cuban Aa he pointed out, "Thl* I* right-hander, will apearhead the the firat lime any boya front Seminole vlrtury hopea thla Hanford have ever entered thla evening when he takea tha largeal of all aportlng event* mound for Sanford. Rivero will for youth* and I am well satisbe aeeking hla Oth win of the fled with the lurnuut and the year, having poated a 0-7 re­ work done by the boya." cord to dale. A rigorou* schedule la in line I.avt night'* conteat waa a for the eight hoy* tomorrow. icoieleaa tie until Palstka broke They will mret In front nf Holier i the ire with n alnglo tally in the ut 7:fltl a.m. In the morning where Mtom of III'' auventh. Ilamm ap­ the rarer* will lie loaded on a peared to hove a victory under Ilia (ruck and taken to "Deiby Hill" (ell ua he retired the firat two in Orlando for the beginning of llluea In th e inspection* it H:00 n.m. ninth in order, Aa *oon a* they have com­ hut a puna to Jon pleted the Inspection tour suePariae a n d a rrasfully they will lie given one fatal pilch t o ' trial run on the slumping toAleno, w li o iHiggan-alrret trark located at hanged it over Mill* and llyrr* street*. Every the left field ; boy will he given u pair of herm, completely goggle* and a raring helmet, turned the tide I which they will use lit the mere. in favur of the The opening rare will lie lie-Id llluea. al 12:80 p.m. when the rcominan_________ A t h r1111n g <l(ivita of the Pine Cnatlv and Or­ "Chico” Corralea lotildn play from lando Air Korea liases will In­ Aleno to Paul Kskew to Pariae augurate the event with a race In the bottom of the ninth abrupt­ between themaelvr*. ly rang down the curtain on the At 1:00 p.m. the trial heal* conteat and the stunned Azalitaa. will begin. No local entries will Frank Smlih’a play continued be paired off together In the to apnrk the Semlnolea victory first beats but may oppose each onslaught us ho rapped out two uther In succeeding heal*. A more hit* laat nigh to give him trophy wilt tie awarded eerti a .500 average alnre Ilia return winner of a heal. It will ho a alnglo elimination to the line up twu ulghta ago following II lil-duy real fur a run off with the unlv undrfcnlod spike wound he auffered on the rarer winning the free trip to hand ill n recent DeLaml game. Dayton, O. Tomorrow night a Derby banThe former Univeralty of Miami AII-Aim-rlnm hivlfl.iirk alao turned et will lie held at the Orlando anther of Commerce building In n fielding gem wlien lie snared n fly linll and threw to Aleno ut with nil the entranla and Ihrlr third lo imil an Azalea runner for famlllr* participating and the awards and trophies will then a dnulile play. I'rrua lloa I’atvri Tomorrow hr presented. night the firat 100 fana who en­ These nr« the local entries and ter Memorial Stadium to watch their sponaora: Richard Hmitli, the llluea pluy the league leading A n d r e w Carraway Insurance DeLniui lied Kata will lie nre- Agency) Jack Thomas, VYTItll; vented the official league ballot* Claud* lllttell, Jr- Yellow Cali; for the All-Star game that will Murray Nanca, Ruumlllat and An­ be played In Hanford the night of derson's; Michael Moss, McClung July. 25. They will he requested to 5 and 10; Sammy Dunna, Hanford * the player* 1 the; vote for they deem ----- Electric; Kenneth TI«on, Taylor heal suited to play Ida. In tile firat Klectric, Orlando: Turner Wil­ annual North South classic, In liamson, Currry Klectric, Orlando. Jiiat the aame manner they have been balloting in Hi* Hanford Herald, poll. Hanford All II O A Kenla, If Kakew, Sib flroat, cf Pariae, lb Aleno, lib Rhodea, c Tennis match** In th* City F. Smith, rf Oomalea, aa tournament will lie played on the Corralea, p Mayfair Inn tennis courti, Tommy Stringer, City recreation direc­ Total* tor, announced today. Palatka An Invitation has been extend­ Mallard, l!li ed through th* courtesy of Pratt, lb Charlea Marian, manager o f tha Kanablan, If M. Smith, 8b Inn to all thoaa Ip the tourna­ aa on ment to play their match*) Plrtle, rf th* Mayfair courta. Sondermeyer, aa Tha Invitation Poston. e waa a x l e n d a d t E. Smith, cf Ilamm, p to Mr. fltrlngtr yesterday by Mr. •-Pennington Total* • 81 1 117 Marian through Charles Morrison . a—Singled fbr Ilamm In 9tl». i Sanford 8a i . .......... 000 000 002-8 of tha Sanford Palatka ' ....... 000 000 100—t Herald, Mayfair R—B. Smith, Paris*, Aleno, F. Inn tennis counSmith, Somlermeyer. RBI—Pratt, [selor. Aleno 2. BH -F, Hmlth, HR— The kav to tha Aleno. 8D—M. Smith. B-^-lUmm. courta will b# DP -F. Hmlth to Aleano, Aleno. avallabl# at th* Eskew. and Perlse. Left—8a nf uni Herald office to Palatka 10. BB-Corralaa 4, all those wishing t o play thalr T. K. Taeker am " “ “ “ match*# on the courta, At latast report four match** hod befit completed in Iho tourna- n Mayfair Courts Made Available For City Tourney ft m E 1 SOFTBALL STANDINGS llaon-Maier § T i n j u“ r y: n . - S 5 5 I QB lubbo Blake# with a alml- .545 Dll 1Sheffield dofaatad Bobo Dean g-4, 6-1 Tuesday and Cedi lUnas downed Waat Sptnvtr 5-1, I b-0. Tltuavllle TMeo • Low Friday, Jaly II I0i4l I 4 t i l a.m. 4:67 p,m. I t iN il rik b \vgtlcfi Amy I ll«f fanford Cordell Selects St. Louis Cards Howie Tesnow On Are Rising But Northern Team Brownies Falling Mostransky P a s s e s Red Birds Win 10th In Row A s Browns Sondermeyer By 1 Lose 9th S traigh t Ballot For Short By JOE HFHIll.KK Terry Cordell, star Srmlnule Associated Press Sports Writer High School athlete, designated The rival St. luiuis clubs under fleet-footed Howie Tesnow of Day­ new managers, are going In op­ tona Beach as on* of his three out­ posite directions. fielders on the Northern All-Htari . , The Cardinals, led by Firebrand in making his sslectlon* for the Eddie Manky, are riding on tha Sanford Herald’s poll. The blonde, crest of a lo-game winning straak haired all-around athlete said that and ore making rapid strides In Teanow could not be denied a their effort to overtake tha Nation­ starting berth on the North team al League leading Brooklyn DotW since the Daytona rookie has stolen gers und New York Giants. w over 60 bases this year and has. The Browns, skippered by mild* been hitting over the .850 mark all mannered Marty Marlon, their satseason. ond manager of the campaign, art In the throes of a 9-gam# losing On the South string that threatens to drop them Jumeaon Photo ern All • Stars, Into the American League cellar. These re four of the eight Hanford hoy* who will compile in the Agency, Jock Thoirus, WTItlt, C. \V. Elrod, owner of the Yellow Cab Cordell Hated six I Gerry Su,ey became th# first nnnuol run dog of the Central Florida Hoop Ho* Derby at "Derby Coiupuny and aponsoi of CUude ILltell, Jr.. Murray Same, Itouinillat Sanford players,] I National Leaguer to register a Hill" in Or undo tomorrow afternoon. Thu picture waa taken in front Anderaon, und C. K. If 11tel I, Miles mumiger of Holler Motor Hale* and three of which dozen victories when he pltchad of Holler 9 otor Hulev, xpotiHois of Ihn local entries. All eight racers director of derby entries from Seminole County. The racer on the were Infleldera. |the Curdinul* to a 10-31 rlumph will lie di-|tnvcd for the ptildh in Hu Holler’s dlsplayroom tonight at extreme light is Turner Wllliamtoii’n, uhu won missing lit the time of The son of Den-| over the Philadelphia Philllas ver Cordell, Sem­ 7:00 p.m. Lift to light, Iticlmid Smith, sponsored by Andrew Carraway the picture. Thua^tlay night Third Basamajfc inole Blue direct­ Hilly Johnson drove In four runw or, named, Joe with a triple, double and sing!* II.U L IT FOIt FHL NORTH SOUTH ALL-STAR TEAMS (’arise at firat us the cCards drove All-Star Haro base, Johnny Impoellion Huulb Curt Simmuns from Ihe mound Nurlh bra on second,________ _ with a 4-run first inning. ---------- First lisa# and S a n f o r d Terry Cordell The victory, coupled with Chi­ skipper Chuck Aleno for the hot cago’s 7 6 win over Brooklyn and — Snood H«*e • e --------------------------------corner guardian un the Southern Pittsburgh’s 6 4 triumph over N#w York, moved the Cards to within All-Star team. ----- — Hhortatop DAYTONA HKACll. tSpeciull Cordell'a selection", submitted eight games of the Dodgera and Daytona greyhuund rnthu---------- Third Has# before the aianagerlal change In 3t» of the second-placa Giants. ilsvt* appear particularly fortun­ Leesburg thla week, Hated for­ ( Indnnall rounded out National ate In scring fabulous greyhounds ............Catcher — I-cogue activities with a 5-1 wlrL mer Parker pilot, Don Anderson, ] over in action. The first was Keul Boston. ^ Huntsman, who broke In ut the a* the Southern manager and ---------- I.rfl Field ---Chicago's hustling White Sox Volusia County Kennel Club and Hill Htelnerke of Palatka for the *wcpt a twi night doublabtader ---------- (enter Field llv F. T. MucFF.F.I.Y then went on to win more money job of handling the Northern from Ihe Senators in Washington, than any greyhuund In history. All-Mlara. Assocdated Press Staff Writer 2-° ami 4 2. lo cut the New York ---------- high! Field tinly unco before hus the Florida During the past week, an ulrThere was no Yankees’ flrst place margin int he ---------- I’ llrliPl ----liner arrlvrd from New Vork Slate la-agm- Keen u home run question in ler- American League lo 2V* game* carrying a Cinderella grey­ clouter like Chuck Aleno, Hanford y’* mind alniiit The Yankees drubbed the urown---------- P i l c h e r ----hound; a beautiful fawn, who manager. tie most popular It's. 10 2. The Philadelphia AthletEd U-vy. tin'll loo Sanford man­ from a scrawny ’giveaway pup' player c h o i c e Jcs thrashed Cleveland, 11-1, it ---------- Pllrher -----lierame the toast of all Ireland. ager. hit 33 homers In 1050—for when he wrote Ja’fly Alex Kellner checked th* Tags on the crate revealed that :1,id away Ihe league record. But in Iteil Roberta' Indiana with four hits. Detroit and --------- • Msnager — her name was Cnvlea* Shamrock may full In Aleno the way he nnnie of Dct.nml. Ihe Red Sox were rained out in. .Most Popular P la y e r----------------------------- -----— ■ and that she had been flown from ' , “That Roberta la Dublin to the Volunteer Htalc1 Thuifiluy night Aleno homcred Aj Star Came Winner Rob Ruth the moat colorful North: Del.slid, Palatka, .South: Hanfurd, Cocoa, kennel* ut Daytona for the Pith time und he has 51 idnyer In the of t hleuMo and No Hit Carl Krsklo* Hsylona and Jus llearh. Orlando and Leesburg. Th# tags however failed to re- ''.'"'W* l«,tl In play The home run league without u of Brooklyn were knocked out of NOTE: Mall to All-Star F.dlloi, Sanford Herald, Hanford, FIs. veal the aiiiNiing story of siiuin- [*»«»v’l|l*,t a dramatic finish to doubt," he rom- Iho (mix in a 45pminute first Innlni us Ihe Cubs came from behind to tuck, a taory which is aomewhal ‘ ‘«M mented. iiaralell to that o f Mick ti„, h,rd < ( hlro ( tirrulca und Palulka a Ilowi* Teanow In choosing a •dp the Dodgers. Gene ilcrmantkl, M ust oiii llu in in. Ilamm, whu had Sillier, Iho greyhound who wu:> shortstop for the Houthern inflehl ox Dodger, collected three hits smi SOUTH NORTH never beaten and whose earning) lilveii only two IiIIk until the last' of three Seminole Blues, Cordell drove In what proved to bo the inning, walked Jon I’ nrlsc and then First llaae Firat Baao drelding run in the 3-run fourth. an Irish village from star­ Aleno hit hh homer fur a 2-1 San­ placet) latesliurg second baseman Levy, Orl. .............. 80 Roberta, DeL. ..........— as >ave<l Jim llearn of the Giants had a vation. Chico Fundora at ahortatoo, *ayford win. 28 I’arlse, San. ........... . 42 Clift, J, D. ............. j .... i!u* *■ Wtiaburih came to bat The Inga also fall to tell the g, "You hav# to put Fundora In other games. Jacksonville Hrrond llus# U alary of Charlea Cavenaih, an Pollard, 0. B. ... . In the last nf the ninth, but tb e_ era since there Isn't an outatandReach drubbed Orlando, 14-3;'Day-i liabva, Han . - - 1 2 2 Konderiitayer, Pal. I irate* rapped him for four run*0 I3 Amevlean who purchased Ihe,- fetia Reach wldppvHl Laoshurg, U-1‘ Fufttlora, Laos, .. . . 7 Hecond R#a4 o force .the game inti), overtime acrawny pup for a pet for nud Del.ami heal Cocoa, S3. 71 122.00 or right pounds, kepi Rakow, Ban, .... I llrewaler, Del.. ............. anJ won in the I2tl« when Go. Honiii rum, -two of Ihrm by Burk selected three DeLand Red Hats, He11 Mummed a 2 out, 2 run homer lionrah-a, Sun. _ 1 Ruck-r, I), II. .............. 25 her In hla kitchen, trained her Pui due alr.o played a Idg part In Jack Cade at third, Bill Moatranoff Reliever George Spencer. Hanlura. San......................... I Renner. D. It................... 26 on bread and milk, taught hir Yogi Herra hammered hli teth M. Smith, Pal. 18 lo rhasr a tennlv ball and vlo- the Daytona ileueh victory. One of sky on ahort and Roberta at first. Hhnrlstiip Pardui'a came with buses loaded Merrill Smith, former second base­ home run und llillv Mnrtln bit his 1 laled every rule of Irish und Funilara, l.rr*. 61 Robertson, J. II. . and die P I of Ihein made It easy man and currently playing In the secoml l» lend Ihe Yankees to their Himly, licei, llu American greyhound men. Hhnrlslnp for John Lain: to pilch hla ninth Palatka Azalea lino up on third WMHi<,V0.r 1,10 Rruwn*. Huiitorit, Bail. IH MoNlntnaky, Del,. 87 Hut Inaplle nf everything thla^.;",, ... . . . , . . | has*, was Terry’s choice for the Hilly Pierce racked up hi* loth Doy. Orl. II Homierineyer, I’nl. fid Clniierellu greyhound Iduzed from win nm Said Rogovln hit clahth 1 L"rki1Jl l."r'1 ,u‘ Jul|Vm- ; Northern secoml base slot, lluliiwh, 4"«»»-. ... tt Ilnlli-r, D. I I . ................ 12 kitchen to druwing room fame , vlllc __ _____ li Reach pilrtiltig staff and Im- j Th„ ^atjy con.s : r n* the While Sox won their sixth fiiilizales, Sail. ... 2 Mallard, I’nl. b with the swiftness and brlllnnco i im-Ui.ilely became a winner— . und seventh vatnes In as many Duikitlimkli, Lees. .... ... I Renner, D. II. •j of u comet and became the truck though It’ll Herman hud In take tested battle 1 start* In Washington this season ^ tween Bill Moa Ugnrte, J. II. ................ 2 champion of all Ireland. over for him In Hit’ seventh inning. transky and Gar­ Third llnse In 1646. Charles Cavunagh was Third Has* The fir'd plocc Del.and Red Hats Air no. San. ......... . . 124 Cade, Del,. aa sent to Ireland us comptroller hud lo rally with five hits In Iho ry Sondermeyer, ___ ... edly reach the 100-vot# mark soon l>IM|l|l, Oil............ 4 Young, J. B............ ..... » for the Economic Co-Opcrntion sixth inning In beat null he l!it- Palatka, for the are Ed Levy, U0, Roberta, 68, j|#d Long, l.eea, ............................ 4 M. Hmlth, I’al. ........... 8 Administration, While strolling pluri’ Cocon Indians Red Roberts, Northern A 11 Treadway, »|, and Manxgh III] S t a r shortstop Ftiiidoia, l.eea, I Geary, D. D..................... 4 day, he encountered n lad who culled to Ihe mound niter Cocoa look a n o t h e t Htelnerke of Palatka with 56. Catcher •long the Dublin waterfront one scored tlirrc times off Stun Miller, Plrtle, Pal. ............... Cordell’s All-8tar PUka F. Sin It 11. Dan. ........................ 50 Mustransky, D*L. .. .......... i was shipping greyhounds to Kng- pilt bed shutout lull the rest ol the shift as Mostran­ North Poe, South Fold, Orb ....... 42 lantl. lie espressed u desire to wny. , sky eked post V Rolierte, DeL. IB Pariae, San. Bondermeyer by 3 Itliodra, Han............. . 40 Catcher purchase a greyhound for s pet, ________ Smith. Pal 2B Imbra, Bon. on* vote.i. Today'zfj? Chldwell, Is-ea, ................. I Dunne, DeL. .. ___ .... ,. M A few days later the Ind brought Most’sky, D#L, 8S F’dora, U t*. _ In th* (9kko Fundora Itohertion, J. B............... . 41 ■ scrawny pup tn Cavauagh's Oulfleldera Herald poll ahowa that the Delaind Cade, DeL. 2B Aleno, Ban. _ Poston. Pal.......... ............ 4 home. Cavanagh almost refused to Shorts, On. .......... - ............ 78 Paidue. D. B............. .... ■hortflelder has 67-vot* total lo Dunne, |)*L. C Rhodes, Son. f t , 2 buy, but some Indescribable look Won 1.0*1 Pet. Hondermeyar’a 56. Collin*, L e v s,..................... 68 Tesnow, D. B. OF Shores, Orl. Oulfleldera abou t th* dog, caused him to lie Lund 15 5 .750 Krnla, Han .......... 07 Treadway, J. B. . . . ___ Yesterday Bondermeyer held a Treadway, J. R. OF Colllna, Lee*. change hla mind. I’ ululkj 11 7 Oil 48-46 margin over the bespectacled Kassablan, Pal. OF Groot, Bon. Croat, Han ............................. 4A Tesnow, D. B. ...... ....... 11 I.ater Cavanaih organized a Jnxvillc llcui'li 12 0 .371 Red Hat. Jex Beach's Tom Mill*, Mills. J. B. Hughe*, Coe, ............ ... 41 Klnsrd, J, R. p Cor’las, Son. ............. , 15 Hoys' Club and the greyhound Duylonn Ileueh 550 » II Thomas, Oil. 24 Plrtle, Pal. .................. 40 soon became Ihe nvasent for the Orlnndo 10 10 500 winner of 20 gantea, became the Pennington, Pal. P Sewell, Oil. F. Hmitli, Sail. ......................... 110 Ilrasseke, DeL................... first Northern player to pass the £.n? el’ ,J ’ BJ. . Roya' Club's srrtr team. Noting i Knnfurd 10 0 p MfC'h’ Rhode*, Han. ... . 2 1 100-vote mark in the pull. Mill* Htelnerke, Pal. M An'aon, L*sa. :!l Kassablan, Pal. .............. that she loved to tha** th* soc­ U'esburi! 0 12 .883 K>kew. Hav. ................. .. 12 Cook, D. B....................... Most Popular: Roberta, DaL. has 100 ballots and hold* a 29-vot* 18 cer ball, Cavanagh began learn­ C l H ' O U 15 .187 3 Pawllck, Iff*. ....... 1 Irby, D. U. ................ . 4 ing her lo retrieve a tennis linll. j lead over hla nearest rival, Ld Lcosliurg 1 Kolker, Cor. . 1 Roberts, DeL.................... 3 He flrmlv believes that the Jack Minville I h 14 Orlando 3 (Usque of Daytona. Itlvero, Han, ....... 1 Htrnnla, DeL. ..... ...... M a n a g e r . I rhaaing of Ihe lennla hall, had Snnford 2 I’ ulalka 1 Colson, J.- U. . Chuck Aleno nov . I murk to do with developing her Del.and 5 Cornu 3 I’ llrhers Pllckeva boast* of thi •neod. Daytona llearh at Orlando Corral**, Kan. — . Mills, J. » . „ highest Indivldu IH It was not until she was l| I’ afnlku al Jurkuinvlllo Beach Sewell, Orl.......... .......... Casque, D, B. al voto with 124 15 months old that Cavanagh sue- lu’i’slnirg at Cocoa Ilyrd, Hal. ......... ........... hot ho la cloooly Pannlngloa, Pal. . •1 cumber to the pleading of his Sanford ut Dol.und Rentas, San.......... followed by, MlUer, DeL- ...................... 35 friends to enter flhemrork In • National League Rivero, Sin. Hutson, Pal. ......;.................. aa speed race. Brooklyn teammate John­ Zlmmsrmin, Orl. Dotson; D#L. ------- -------— ... 22 He entered hvr In n rare at New York Ouullak, Orl.......... ny Imbra with ' • • |n N i * * Angel, J. B. ..... .................. Bhelbourn* Park In Dublin believ­ HI lamia McCulluufh, Lees. 185. Banford’i Rbbsrts, DeL............................ Clileugn ing that the milk and bread fed Rambert, Coe. ..... C h i c o Corrales McCrickart, J. B. .......... ....... pup bad no chance ugalnst track I'hilatlrlphla Ortega, Irei......... boeama tha (bird Wenger, D. B. ..................... digs. To everyone'a surprise, she Cincinnati Runp, Cse. .......... Rnsltin Vickery, DeL. ..... ............... M.,rll1 Halit won, going nway. Valinas, Orl........... Ilamm, Pal. ........................ 8Later, after Shamrock had I’JlNiurKh Torres, thn............. with 105 votes. Bom , Coc.-Pal, ’ .......... *------a » M several more raree, CaP . M* Jones. Bin. Siata to crack the century figure | Herman. J. B , ...... .................. 1 vatugh allll bewildered by Ihe Daytona fan* will *ee anolhef1 Other players who will undoubtKlarntani, Orl....... Lopti, Pal. ........................ * saecess of bla poppy, entered wot Id’s champion In action. ____ Frazer, Coo.......... . • Mao. • T ims. . Manager her In Ike Oaks Stakes Com­ ft BATTING AVBRAUB8 Stelnek*. Pal. ................... II ORLANDO HENATOI Thar*. • Frt, Manager petition. To hie farther amaseAleno, Bin. ...................... .. Kreaa, D. B. ...... 26 mant, the Cinderella dog won 11 BACB8 H H HR MB RBI Levy, Or.. ........................ Class (1 AB WRD. and BAT. Treadway, J. B___ ________ 7 the Oaka end tken weal Into Playvr 44 22 0 Jlrewster, Dj#L......................... 4 256 m an V 77 Anderson ............................ flaala of Ike National Oaka Ford . itke m n u n or 86 6 15 47 Rambert, Coe......................... V 74 210 10 , The National la to Shores R 80 256 67 86 8 20 82 M «t Popular Player iMind men what the 1Thomas 66 6A 71 IS 8 Roberts, DeL. ....... 7i V 79 267 Florida 'tMeraetieiul Leagae Derby la to Ameri- Levy Aleno, fan. .................- .......... 24 60 2 8 20 LB 66 126 47 Drepp .... etMi > 27 * 87 'fertao,-Hajt................................... io jliS l Btteli R 66 170 *1 from than on Shamrock Imcam* Mena £ 8 ” a 12 84 Rhodea,.. Ban....... ........... 2 H 76 262, »» let of the Ir|ah greyhound li.ilihing » PlrUe, 1*1. ....... s Ti m m She not only became iho .«5 Lavy, (Pi......................... a most popular tUr dog In Erin because Hutson. Pal................... 8 performances but of her amazing prrft Dtlnjip, Del..................... 2 because ror ___ of th* _ , fomantle hack* Imbra, ’ Han. ....................... 2 her nequlaltlon ground concerning h< ■ Torres.San. •ml 1 Waat Palm Beach 0 and development. It tickled tha Irish considerably to hiv# an Amerlcaru who .admittedly knew nothing about training a grey­ hound, come up with a world’* champion, who coat practlMHy DBLAND RED HAT BATTING AVIRAORS Um 4 TMi ” n Mr. Cavansfh'n position Claaa m Q AB R H HB IB RB RBI Waoh W S Fta.fi ho RAG la Ireland tanninlaat month, ho felt that II I only ho fair to Cavto’l LA 76 816 68 IM • !• 86 rush to taet hor acalast top .V 50 819 , 54 52 0 I it ithottitda, Th# Voluni “ Real Huntsman” Setting Fast Pace At Volusia Co. Dog Track Aleno Threatens Levy’s FSL Home Run Record Of 33 Sanford’s All-Star Poll » Standing!! 10 - Ractt s S i 8 8 ■ ■ ■ m 'll \z: P-m. a p___a sir. s u y: s ! » I £ « Mt, LA u it •i ;>t mi a �** H U t t M TIIK HANFORD IIF.lt A Ll) 1 H . JAMES AGENCY - G U T 1| M I M E O G R A P H I G e n e r a l 812 “ I J .'^ A M E H (J U T EAST I n s u r a n c e F IR S T I'H O N E 78 — : .' | J STREET | J A W E S h r t i i.'» A** oc. C R E D I T P R I N T I N G - IN U N I T E D F O R E I G N Try and Stop Me M A D E S T A T E S O R ------------- B y B EN N ETT C E R F -------------- C O U N T R I E S / \ S t A l l L E V A N I S imkIi I - y e u r - n l d d.in,;lilt i . In un .i iu '.iis tli" AnUIIK -H «.f fullUHl* llUIVIf piTMH..,,;, N U>l',l III IIISII.I lolI Vl l •»* “ R liuwri » t Hu- il.iv S m a ll w . i . d e i that w lp - i *•>..< ii.hi i>( t w i n b u y ' u t i ' i i ' s i . . < __ i-.x.uiiy alike. in a mrfiii|>v in ........ ; -I l i m i t u t t i n . 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New ly .lei-o »a*t li fa w I'Xtl.'l loilirs (•:•« || Work M f 'K : .T-t|| I • ;t | * C h ll luteil Nirely fiirnl»h.'il. Mulluhli. i l l l l l ) A M I li Wind to pul ilo in to wan If iii I It).()h fur .miph*. A.lnlls unly. ffillll.) i Us. .I Ice linx yoiii ow 11 ruiiuiumh v ? Cml r -* f ! F r ! l per iiiunih. I'll. Hlih-W 018 Mel lined 2 pc. I.ivintr . " " i n notlllliy I»• Ii'll I ll bow lo l l l l l k a * ___________________ 1 r. 0 0 llinville Ave. S.llle •»|inr«* C'liv inohev Wi ll tnil on I .■■!***■ *■ “ ■ _____ _ TiT7. ... . Used huhy lied i.iul niiitlf»■»H lfl.00 you nml e M,|nn. W -.te Mr. I I — NllTICKM I'K I t S O N A L H — I t FK K NIH IIK D apart m ent. Ilvlni; | f , |„ (nn eii. 20.00 St(t|j))tdl ltc( Kill'!ff I* () l|ot Hit), ----------------— 1■ •— room, dinetlu anil kllch enell e. s liu h ily iiii'il mil n ie.1 20.0(1 (Irl.imlo. I'lurliln. W V N T K.X’l K A vu ratnm m o n e y t O ne ur two litilrooiim. Clean and |!s,.,| ruuml uuk .limint n hie t ’ lenn out the attic anil lirili|ul.-t Elect ricity, hut nml cold u m 20.00 1 Will I K nutlv ..ml liou-el.eepi-i the i l u f f to Sn nford Furm et. l.y week. I.IU Ifuil .'ll.! Street. Vu tion, Uiliii,.In l li- w u y ever* water. F o u r mile* north o f Used 2 pc. I.Iv Iiik ■•"•(•i « li e MO.Ilil U u i i r l i r i l next i . i i a 4 doo i l i . i i re to 4 . . * ' I •. I ■ l i t * , . ■■ a a a.. j . e I t Hanford, (Sub Ilia I'hiH.c 2.11.1 uft.-r .(.'III) p m . Jjudn^^DiljOjMn Ki'lf. $I1'.M)5 to)to|iwor 11 J pc. mufid. 1‘Juui© Iftftft .M'J, Mi 11. ■ * Miulroom Suita 7U.00 MTOMOIIILES — II Nancr. WORK W A N T E D — !) I ' ­ M A T H Dll III S A N OKI) hone 12/ 2U.101I H. I m! SI. O R M d N I I llt'acb Orvaii front totll A IIY S ITT Kit, Mr*. FnHenh.-rK. ll,fiI CHOSI.K Y Station Wagoil , heat referenee*. I'lmne Itil.l-.l. *»'v ntlluUKe. Lorinunn'* Iteatautaut*. Ava ila b le July U. I*b CIIKHTH o f ItruwriH . II Sili.i. iuii I, illume 214. 8H.1-W I)«•Land. KIiiIhIi.-iI o r unfinlih ed Heaton* Iliixiiie** Oppiirltinlllra — 10 ulilv priced. Con,pure . i r price* Ihlll FOItll-tl-overdrlve un.l h ea'4 PU R N I8IIBD Ro o m it - then liny. Mudpet Te iii*. The O I I L F FII.LINC St at Inii l-urk ec, nil i.lnatic Inleiinr, one o w n ­ 401 -VV. Kill llll.lie CeiilM, 111 Weal A ve nml 2nd Street Anpinxi er $li|76. I'hone 1020 Ext. 221 Flint. I'hone I42S. lliulelv I2IHHI will tlillldte K U K N I S I I K !) th m * room c o t ta u f Thin I'urker h> f « i e 3 :0 0 p ill. ^4.12-VV. Mra. Forrmitar. Real Ealale For Sal# FOOT —4 wood LOCKKlt.S All euiiMriirthiii. i eta I on He t value III la w n, lin.ltfi all luxe It jo u want to iiuy, Rant or Hall, J. W. IIALL, Realtor Florida Hlala Hank llulldlng ' "Call Hall’* Phona I7 M rd. Ilernion'a, 27 Orlando. W. lucludChurch, Kc-o. JAL0U8IEH—The model numlcal way of cunvertlili _porch or breeu-ymy to umdl r cool room. Foe Free Katimat i, luluphone I42R. The Futnltu > Ceil ter, 110 Weal Klral. adar'a hti* iiiwuy* het-n u jinud I.Niilion and will niuke u kimmI u |>|0*i I. iii lly lor u iiiu ii tlii.l I* willlm: to work ami keen the Mutlo'i open 7 day* a vuu-k I'li. 334 ur ice Mr llru llc; Odliunt. F O R S A L E — S lo ck nml cipilpment In T o p Notch i c r v in i *ln tlon. Iluvc another opetiiii/ tin* ktilo to r e f iu c . A p p r o x ii lutel) f 1800 will hnmlle. Ca n he f i ­ nanced. Contact J e f f Ravi*, El|(hth nml l-urk. LAWN8 to cut. Telouhont 1UI7-M. Call aitar 6i00 o'clock. FOIt MALE ' Id For d Cutipti New Pulnt — R u b b e r , R u n , like n e v e - W o u l d trad# i (live Ternia • 1 a Yon ca n aee tbla c a r lSIh 61. al S a n fo rd A v« . •i & ■'ll • •4 j • ■- 'JT S» y-Al'.W w , , A>' ..... �■ff.ry ir fT ■ ■■ r’ 7 • |MW*W IV&V % . r ’- .M " **T'■xPt 0.$. SINATOR Richard M. Nlxcm, 33. of V.'I.i: ‘ r, f.itlf., mil Ills wife, I’utricln, mo phuluitruphcd shortly ufler lli •■ . •’>J ::.*tmlor was chc»:cii l>y nrcluniallnn f jr Ihe Vice I'rMldonry .1 n> • liap.ildirnn Convention III Chlrugu. Ill ucceptinil Iho nomlnall ■:!. I! -il phdard 11 H'|htln:l campalgii to feature Ilia (.101* to powor, <1 *rn Jilutmi So u n d p U oto ) Predicting victory u* ho smile* broadlv nnd wave* bln at ins. CalifurnU’a Hon. Klchard Nixon it nhnwn while making hi* acceptance apeech In Chicago. Tbu young Vice I'roiddential nomlnoo referred to (ion. Dwight Klacnhower aa a perfect OOP choice for thu Prcddcncy. (International Bound photo) The pboto show*. Iko throwing bin mum into tliu ilr un word fhmlicd to hi. Chicago hotel Hullo tliut had been nominated the (JOP Prcaldcntlnl C'atnlliliite. (Central Proa) IN WHITTIIR, Calif., Mr. und Mra. Pmncls Anthony Nixon rpread the r.ows llial tlii-lr son. Sen Itlchnrd M. Nixon, 3!l. Was nominated l>y ac­ clamation for the Vice Presidency at HOI’ convention. (fnlernotlonal) Ben. Klchard Nixon, Republican Vice I’realdentl al nominee, hold* up tho hand of Gen. Dwight D. lenhower aa "the winner" after tho general had delivered Ills brief speech accepting tho Praaldentlal ulnatlon. Standing bealde their husband* on th e ruitrum ul the Chicago Convention Mil, while egatea cheered wildly, are their wlyea, Mra. Pa- Iricla Nixon nnd Mm. Mamie Elsenhower. (Interna lmh (International) U .l. ARMY TRUCK! AfcftS freight cars are shown icnttercil around like toy* after Ilia train wax wrecked at Olean, Naw York. Fotinnalely no one wna Inlured In the rrnah. (Infcrruifloocil .S'numJphofo) W it h O n — m i n t T r a ffi c No Oncoming Traffic If yeer ly o i la I I M.pV (racial then car fe e era let tinder Ih llgned a new meaiure putting Into effect annuo! Immigration quotas for foralgn arran-Waliar Act whloh Congroaa paaaed over hla veto. laugeat quota want to i#m Ireland. Covering It foreign nation*, the new quota* Included 0,007 from trom Germany. Other couatfiea not named on map have 100 each. (Central Prtn ) 4M HO IN I IN I NN 44M IIFORTIOiY ?Hl CHOICI of Oen. Dwight f). Elsenhower a* the new chairman el the Republican National Committee la Arthur Bummer* Held (right), head of the Michigan delegation, shown talking with a delegate in Chicago, SUmmtrfteld would replace Guy Oabrlelaon. '**TV<**'* — - ............ ‘ — • • ■f * P ( ! ij. t ■ pviiinf. 240 410 •00 1200 1M0 2240 ere feet feet feat feet feet feet UTANCI before polling out to p r m the cqr ohtod. Above chert, wwy iefefy beetle!, "Fan , Friend", published by public educetten welly end .Surety Campony, shows the distances required et different .< i softly, birth With end without oncoming traffic. The 16>page booklet, practices, h being distributed free at a public service by the Xtne ‘ CWrre Seethe lw«t • W fix -is V bi , ■ a. than let 20 m.p.h. 30*m.p.h. 40 m.p.h. SO m.p.h. 40 m.p.h. 70 m.p.h. feet feet feet feet feet feet If! '•i'* If yeer apeed la 10 fli yA. fraetar ry & S S W t i) ...... ! . �35 Seminole County 4-H Girls Go To Camp Thirty-five Seminole County s.|| cirl* !*ft today for a work of fun *• «-• '• !n the Ocaln Nntionnl Forest'. The girl* represent eight communities In the county. They were accompanted by M i« l.ila Woodard, Seminole (’utility Home Ilemon* Mratlnu A Kent and Mr*. It. K. Hoehlk, registered nurse. Camp JtrQuurrte it one of four camp* owned and Operated hy the Florida Agrieullurid Extension Service. There the girl* will study crafts, living, growing thing*, “ ns you ate" and eWIinintng. Mr*. T. liarker of Mount Dora Is the swimming instructor and craft* and art* will he taught by home demonstration agents from Marion, Polk anil Seminole Countie*. Sky Wachers ll u a t l s x r * e ism C at. ot.el closed but generally the puns were lared around vulnerable Indus ria| plonta. big cities and Air Force centers. The air watchers, using hlnocu lari, will report auspicious or un Identified aircraft to 32 Idler t>ta Ilona. The Information will b.i passed along and checked In a co operative network set up hv the Air Force and Hie Air Defense Command. Jet Interceptors will he ready on a 24 hour alert to meet any veri­ fied threat The watcher network extends acioss the Canndiiiu border uml the northernmost Atlantic and Pacific coastal status. The stales are: Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont, Massachusetts. New York, New Jersey, Connecticut. Ilhnde Island, Pennsylvania, Delaware. Mary land, Virginia, West Virginia. Ohio, Indiana, Michigan. Illinois. Wlscon sin, Minnesota. Iowa North Da kola. South Dakota, Montana. Ida­ ho, Washington. Oregon ami Cali­ fornia. f Mrs. Coleman IC a a ila w * **iu«a r a t a Ueel irnr, Mr , n daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Alfred' Thayer. She ami Mr. Coleman w«te marrie.) at the Mar­ ble Collegiate Church in New Yoik City un June 28, 1U1U1. Shortly thvreaftrr they moved to Cocoa where Mr. Colemnn uni coniit’cted with the Hrcvnid County Power Co. In December, lUlll!, they moved to Sanford wlo-n Mr. Coleman liecam* local muiiager for the Flor­ ida Power and Light Co. and huve mad* their home here ever since. Mrs. Colemun was n member of lluly Gross Episcopal Church and •an active member of St. Mark’* Chapter. She was Interested In all phase* of church activity and de­ voted considerable time to Iho church bazaars und thu beautifi­ cation of the church ground*. She waa-«lso n member of. the Rose C in d t* * * * . OaftdaftsOHdr and thr Orlando Art Association. Besides her husband, daughter, and grand daughter*, Mis. Cole­ man leaves a brother, Carleton Thayer of Kh ei aide, Calif. IIPOF. CONVENTION NEW YORK bit—New York said "Hello, Hill" lo lhmiaaml.4 ol visit tug Elks unlay as the UPt)K grand lodge got down to the business ol •lading officers, Sam Stem, Furgn, N. I) . hank er, merchant and civic Icudci, wus tha only announced cuudnluic (or grand exalted ruler. Outgoing grand exalted ruler Is Howard It Davla, Willlum-porl. Pa., retired weekly ncw*pa|H-r edl tor. ITALIAN KILLINGS UP ROME iiW— Killings In Italy *v •raxed over six a day during Hie first three month* of IH5J. Most of them were crimes of passion and revenge. The total 580 slain, announced by Ihe government today, was higher than normal. Usually Ihe number of such deaths for a quar­ terly period runs under 500. Democrats „ IIIK SANFORD UURALD ICoallanea fin u f i l l Oea) hang* heavily over the whole party right now. For month*, his name has bean Onndied about, as, *be probable Democratic candidate. Hu ** rennrted to Ih* — or tn have been — President Truman's personal choice for (hot role. Stevenson repeatedly has In* slated he doean'i want It. ami that all he does want I* another term In the governor'* office In Springfield. Sunday, at Camp Hlplay, Minn., het old a Minnesota delegate to the Democratic national convention* "No politician ran aay ha would refuse a draft." In Washington, Sen. Hichard Nix on. Hie Republican vice presiden­ tial nominee, (old a reporter that Stevenson la the strongest possible Democratic candidate. Meanwhile the avowed and an­ nounced candidates are due here within the next few day*. They are Sen. Rates kefauver of Tenneisee, Richard B. Russell of Georgia. Robert Kerr of Oklahoma, Brien McMahon of Connecticut. Vice President Alben Barkley, and W Averoli Harrlman, New York, director of the Mutual Security Ad ministration. Kefauver't campaign manager, Gael Sullivan, took up tha question of a drall Sunday and said he saw little possibility of one "A draft would Imply the bankruptcy of the parly," Sullivan laid. "We have a lot of (In* candidates.1 Backers of 8en. Russell were among the first here and they were quick lo aeiie the advantage. They set up headquarter*, called * news conference Sunday after­ noon. ami had Sen John Sparkrunn of Alabama as thr spokeaman. Sparkman said, among other things: 1 Russell's chances of winning •he cnmPdaey are alrongar now i that the Republicans have picked ItAIIV llll'P • HORN The mother In doing flue She ID.-Ii ih-j.i. il . f lung f.i'.-i aciu h Dwight p Elsenhower. ClU.CMIll'S i. r A 75 iHiunil ih "Snonkle" one lull ll!p|mp*l« be- to- w, ii* ! v, ie.| ,n vi.nlb 2 Russell will not lose "a single baby wav bun heie Pun.lay mui at the CniulliUus loo ern q . n l i t in 1*7/ electoral vote" from among Ihe Southern state* if he is nominated The Dial of &lr*. John Clark 3. "However, we would be blind If we failed to recognise the extent was sat Friday for An;. 4 by of Eisenhower's popularity In tha Circuit Judge M. B. Smith. Mrs. Clark was arraigned befoia Judge South " 4 Russell's greatest handicap Smith and pleaded not guilty to lies In tha popular belltf — totally a charge of embertlemeni of unfounded, Sparkman Insisted — 10,471 from the office of John that hr Is a 'Sectional candidate " Galloway. Seminole County tax Sparkman aald the senator'a whole colelctor. .Mrs. Clark was formerly em­ record belle* any evidence of sec­ tionalism In hla thlnlng or action ployed in the tax collector’* of All of which brought up the Isiur flee a* deputy collector. A jury of a civil rlghta plank In thp Demo panel In the rase I* to be ready for.Aug. I, 0. p. Herndon, clstk t-ratlr platform the Republican o f the court, aald today. E. F. ■man at plank wm vagua and, .. id lurmfeia, And Householder la attorney foi the predicted Ih i . Dqniocra jhocrat*. . would defendant. write one "far - more fair and frank." FRESHMENT IsT l.l, The President has demanded an , WASHINGTON cW - President FKPC backed by federal law. Truman suffered a mild virus in Large aecflnns of the party go with faction today and had to rancel him. Ruatell and lb* Southern ten- all hla appointment!. ators do not. , Tha President stay ad In hla r«» But there won't ha a walkout, Idential quarter* and wqa In bed as there was In 1MI, Sparkman much of the time,, but aides, said predicted.. *.»•• • he kept hjm tflrbtliy workingVon Russell's headquarters hat a a number of bills requiring bis printed brochure of alatemenls action They were passed dining •bout the senator, and one la from the closing days of conaress. Sen Richard Nixon of California, Mr. Truman's ores* aecretaiv. GOP nominee for tha vice • presi Joseph Short said the i'rasldri.t deucy It quotes Nixon: "I think "probably has some slight ten, Dick llusvell would be the barest peiulure " Mat Gen Wallace II Democratic candidate for us to Graham, I'resldi-ntlal physician bcut." directed him to slow down Sunday Yuu hear this tn the corridors, too: "Whenever we refer to Elsen­ NICKEL, COBALT SCARCE hower, in speaking or writing we WASHING ION t»>-- Nickel and have got to keep calling him g e n ­ cobalt are still scarce and the In era l' Don't let people forget Tie’a ternallonal Materials Confcron. •• a military man said Sunday they will have to Inrationed among free nations for an GAMING STAMPS Indefinite time JACKSONVILLE i * - The In­ - The IMC Is n 28 nation organ ternal Revenue Collector's office Isatlon which nllncalrs scarce iiij rrported today that occupational terlals on a voluntary basis gambling itampi for the year Tbe United Stales Is receiving FO R A B O U T A which auded June 30 had been by far Ihe largest amount of scarce issued lo Arthur Williams, Apopka, nickel and cobull under latest al amt Thomas Morris, Miami. locations. ACTION HAVES LIFE tire station Firemen wllli a retas JACKSONVILLE iiW- Ambu eilalnr revived the patient en lance Driver Robert Campbell, route to the hospital hurrying an accident victim to a The injured man, Alvin I,. Mann, hospital Sunday, noticed Hie In­ 34. Jacksonville, suffered a spine jured man had stopped breathing Injury when he dived from a tree Campbell headed straight for a Into a creek Mr«. Clark PI I Not Guilty To Charge SLEEP Moo, July .... ....... . FREE HOME TRIAL! M tm n m i.A — ADMiSAL TuLKY'uHuri <.‘H.pUi* with aerial suit tw a in — ' FREE WALLPAPER lint «rrk only. Monday Ihruugh Saturday, » r will glva toil enough papri to voter your ceiling wttl, each purchase of p*pri to, lhr tidrM*|U. i tn r In and look uvrrr uur asxorimcat ul 5uuu pattern* !u *11 price rangrt. ORLANDO WALLPAPER CO. Orlando 2*51*1 M)3 L.tti Washington St. GOOD KXJCY W orry in a deadly thing. And nerve* won't lung endure it, Hut wise men k qow ------Ami righ tly no, It'm cheuper to injure it. i Andrew Carraway Agency "Invuranre Plu* Hfrrlre" I’ llONK 124 III NORTH I'AHK •to. Mf ‘I 4 ee Y o u 'll I)C UllU/cil .41 how tltcaji you u t t operate added a p p lia iic c k : ...... f0« AIOU! MHII AMOUNT A MONTH DISHWASHING.............................................. J 'JO lo 40 SANDWICH TO A SIIN Q ............................... 04 to 10 lE llV IS IO N .............................................. 74 lo I 40 WAFflt B A K IN G ................................................. 02 lo 05 AUTOMATIC CIO Itit SWASHING . . . . 10 to JO GARBAGE DISHOSAl ........................................... 02 to 04 And so on down Iht hit. /te AMERICA’S MOST WANTED AUTOMOBILE uwno f ol ks in F lorid * use m ore electricity than people most anywhere else...it's niudtrn .. is'* cfhcisnt. . . it's chsap .. it gives extra leisure for M- credit and high priority on FLORIDA POWER A U6HT COMPART your new Ford. '.v n ,n w r r » t “ ; r ;r ' ; • ' ' Tr 'T r rfrr r: > » •«>___ “I CatM lalS ^ICKfcL A NIGHT YOU CAN ADD i Page 4 JUNE'S TEXACO SERVICE •ml Ate. WAKL WA11 II. 1*51 k a iw m m f! ' ’• I I �A Rising Tycboti Ifte Sanford Herald ANOTHER REF FLbOREO feV THE HEAT? A drian D lC yan, o f B rook ly n , N . Y „ la a y o u n g m an w h o billavaa in sta rtin g early. A lth ou g h on ly a fifth -g ra d e r, .A d ria n la "e d ito r, p u blish er, ow n er an d r e p o r te r " o f a w eek­ ly pu blication called “T h e S cien ce S ta r ", a w eek ly jou rn a l d evoted to natural scien ce newn. It la n ow a y e a r old. B « n » in a clniw m om o a y d r c ? jr , w h ere m an y gr.-at Idea:; a re con ceived th ou g h seldom b rou g h t to lifej A drian lau n ch ­ ed th e S tar as a pu blication d evoted to a stron om y. P erhaps because its con trib u tors cou ld n ot depend on astron om ical bUbjecta to fill the con ten ts o f 62 issues, o r perh aps because th e y tired o f th e su b je ct, th e scope o f th o S ta r exten d ed to oth er scie n tific fields. It has had its crises, like o th e r p u blication s, bu t A drian .h as so fa r succeeded in ov ercom in g all o f them . In co n cctlon w ith th e recen t a n n iversary he d escribed o n e : " A t first m y siste r Erlkn w as m y ed itorial a d v iser and sh e w as help­ fu l w ith advice. T hen she w anted to be ed itor, so 1 fireil h e r." T h is w as an ov ersim p lified ap p roach to a com p lex p ro b ­ lem , perh aps, bu t It did p rovide a solu tion . M any sim ilar pu blication s h ave been sta rted b y grad eachoot students. F ew , h ow ever, h ave w eath ered th e trials and tribu lation s o f an en tire y e a r o f p u blication . A d rian D lC yan Is a y ou n g ster w orth w a tch in g . If h is ea rly career la a n y in dication , ne will som e d ay be one o f th e ty coon s o f th e pu blish ing w orld. yf./ I i l p**•¥»*■,•***» i H l i. m . .i re7?^Tv:to-■ **♦• * W # W ' Mp- . i C # 1 AM *. No Third Parties far worth* dee* iroal, T h ird parties in tha U n ited S ta tes have n ever fa red Ift.h a l jwwpar. fiettp rv is f.u # Will. H is bent th ey seem able to hope fo r Is a b r ie f m om en t * f t je M l"»lnt#rt. f know not gfcd {latter l y tltleaJb. 33:22. in th e p olitical sun and then p olitica l oblivion . Thla y ea r the P rog ressiv e P a rty h as nom inated V in cen t H aliinan o f C ali­ Pilate don't ask u* to pul all tht forn ia fo r presiden t and Mra. C h a rlotta Baas o f N ew Y o rk w f oa the front page. Remember fo r v ice president. T h e p arty is ex p ected to have little p op u ­ lar su p p ort In N ovem ber. T n e present edition o f th e P rog ressiv e P a rty had som e hope o f being a fa cto r in th e 1948 election s. It w as beliavsd (he coil oi newsprint th a t H en ry W allace, a fo rm e r V ice-P residen t o f th e U nited ha* fetoiaird almoit 300 percent in S thtca, m igh t take enough v o te s fr o m th e D em ocra ts to the' lait 'few yien , you cao (till e ffe c t a R epublican v ictory. U n d ou bted ly W a lla ce's can d i­ b*o*>4uvJavoHle newtpiper for a d a cy on the P rogressiv e tick et d id d o som o d am age to the afctfc.1 Meanwhile, many people D em ocra ts but n ot en ough to p reven t th e election o f P resi­ forgM that the old 3 ceat magazine d en t T rum an. A fte r th e election W allace felt o u t o f sy m ­ p ath y # lt h tho P rog ressives an d thin y e a r th eir can didates bow <o.l| 13 or 20 cent*. h ave m uch less popular appeal. Tty* Jet* President Roosevelt's P ossib ly th e m ost popular fig u re to head a th ird p arty summer’ home al CampobeUo, N*w was T h eod ore R oosevelt w h o ran on th e "H ull M o o se " ticket In 1912. D espite the su pport o f a great num ber o f P ro g re ss­ ive R epublicans and the en orm ou s popular appenl o f "T e d d y ” R ooaevalt, the third p arty d id not w in. It did m ako the election o f a D em ocrat, W ood row W ilson , a certa in ty . \ E ven the best th ird p artita seem d estin ed to fail in the U nited S tates. T h ere m ay be fa u lts In th e tw o-p a rty system bu t. w h en the m u lti-partied p olitical sccn ea or som e E u ro­ pean cou n tries are observed , w ith th e co n fu sio n and lack o f sta b ility In g ov ern m en t that resu lts, it la p robably a good i«t third p a rtia l do n ot oueceed here advocate the Br*naa» ptai for attkahur*, which k another wav nt laying socialised tm k + m W If he doem'i libs spcieikm. why b he favoring an axNniiod/of seclih itsd housing? t. •* Vkwing the shenanigans o f the Republican Rational Convention os the television »*t at tha home of W. D. Hofmann Thursday night. Wil­ lard Coonollv recognised an old p4l and chum of high school day*. Rip, Giorga H. Bender. Cleveland. Ohio, who Thursday night lad tho big dsinottltration for Senator Taft, rand a ball until both arms w «ft tired and lad in singing Interested ia politics before ha wore long tfnuaSrs. Bender during k HooI dayi. adkw a little perkdinl dedicated ip the prbgrei.iv* policies of l»|o Uts Theodore RoosevtH. H4 is pie* ItrSd in Ntwt Week. Jpfy 14 Imu* with Senator and Mr*, JtH. U T h t 24,pOO residen t* o f R ich lan d , W aah ln gton , a g o v grn m en t-ew ned, con tractoy-oparatad A to m ic E n e rg y C om mlaalpn tow p , have an op p ortu n ity unique in tha annala o f m od «rn G overnm ent. T h e y a rc b ein g g iv en th e ch a n ce to hjjy. tht.*towiu< bu ilt orig in a lly to houae w orkern con nected w ith J h e H a a fo rd a tom ic inatallationa plant. ^ R fc h lip d ' M ^ident*, ■i f ith e y buy, ’ Will b e ’ k ctm M n g eh tlra m u n lilp a llty w lth a 112,800,000 Hchool nystem , w ith road i/.aew era and o th e r utllltlcn valued at $26,000,000. T h ey w ill he. g e ttin g a read y-m ad e tow n, d ebt free. T h e sale is by no m eana certain . D ecision In b ein g left to the residen ts, w h ose opinions aro b ein g polled by tho Census B ureau. O f the 66 p er cant o f resident)* and 2.1 per cen t o f iion-renldenta w h o have already replied, o v e r 60 per cen t »ay th ey in ten d to bu y bom ea In the a tom ic city . Itn p rice (a abou t $46,000,000. D avid E . S h aw , A B C m an ager o f th e H a n ford Opera­ tions o ffic e , con sid ers th e sale o f R ich lan d both desirable and feasible. W h en it w aa fir s t built, Hubsidiea in th e form o I low ren ts and o th e r inducem enta w ere noeded to get W orkers to sta y in th e deaart. T od ay, h ow ever, it is a flou r­ ish ing com m u n ity w h ose retddenta earn g ood wagim and w h ose com m ercia l area com jw tea fa v ora b ly w ith thoae in near-by cities. T h e g ro w th o f th e area h as con vin ced bindneaa leaders th a t It w ill be able to a ttra ct o th e r industries ao it can a a e ip s tha stlgm A o f bein g a on e-in d u stry tow n. grossed 1178,813.03 last week, Di­ MAHKKTH REPORT WINTER IIAVEN t o - Six of 12 rector William 1.. WiUon of tho repotting livestock markets Florida Stale Farmer* Markets laid Sunday. nf I'oinmerre anil her hu*l)*nil was Wilson said isles for tha weak a painting contractor on th* 12 merket* totalled 4,444 Another «eek rnil fatnlllty came rattle, 3.033 hogs and ilx horsas. By The Ax*oel*led Pre»x when Alexander Gabriel, 44. In hla fruit and vegetable report. One Florida family of four was wiped out and four member* nf Sprlngllrkl. III., ilrmvnrd while Wilson aald 2,197 unit* ware sold tor *8,8*3.90 at Plant City. another family were killed In two swimming at I'cnsacnla Sunday. separate traffic acrltlrnla over the week end. A head on collision of two auto mobiles near (he Georgia Florida line early Sunday killed Ernest Fay Sr., 43; Id* wife, Mrs. Alice Margot Fay. 37. ami their two ehll dren, Margo!, 7. and Ernest J r . n A mother anil ihree of her ehll dren were killed near SI. Peter* burg Saturday when their atdnmn bile Mailed on e crossing ami was struck by a Seaboard Air I.lne Railroad passenger train. The dead were Mr*. Gentry Stew M il, V '| D / l v l H IGall, I B I I i U* * 1I I I ■ l|.e*. «V| art, 40; Sylvia 0; KEdna S, and Carolyn fllewart, II. Teresa Ann Slewnrt. 10, waa Family Of 1Wiped Out, 4 Others Are Killed In Crashes mlng. •Four Miami girl*, cn route lo Pnrtimouth, N. II., were Inlured In the crash that wiped out the Kay family. They were Mrs Doth linger*, 20; her slstera, Msrglo Ann Cong, 18, end fihlrle.v I.nng, II, end Dorothy lingers, sister In lew nf Mrs Rogers. The Fay family, which lived al Anna Marla Dench, was reluming home from n vacation trip In Hicks vllle, N, Y. Mrs. Fny wns nerre Inry of the Anna Marin Chnmber S 41 rnlMt an hour 81 ind Miami had wtt inUaa. in aquifla. T itand from West Pa ward through tha he; QUAKI RECORDED NEW YORK Oh—Tha fordham Univaralty salimonaph. recorded •hook, waa recorded at U iiltio p.m. and a aaeoad at ia;l7:i8 p.m. (EflT).lOJOO mllai from New York.............. Evan Teeth For Bettor Health the new* toeth wtU b* straight end properly ptoeed. Itraigkt toeth are irm e than elm' ir e. Y’Jt'* W-« — j. ls£)*aj y. v Jf .L - The fideral Homing AdmlnU(ration leeutd pro** release No. 62-d, marked “ Released for Sunday patxn, Juno It, 1963," In Waih* ington tha othar day. If.lt had b«an an Important new* Item, tha Journal would hava reealvad It tha aama day through It* wira service* or ita Washington bureau. But it waa ao unimportant that Um FHA didn’t maU It until 8 pan., June Id, a day after Ita release, and It didn’t arm s In Milwaukaa until Juna IS, .1 day* lata, from a ntwa atandpolnt, It waa a waalt of money and time. Thla bit' of nawa that tha FHA thought Important to *end out conearned tha resignation of one E. T. Stearns, director of the FHA office la f o r i Worth, Tex., and the ap­ pointment of one O. A. Gaaaway at Ilia etreceetqr. It had no foncelvabU Interut outalda of the Port Worth region, where local reportara would hava plckad It up any­ how. Yet tlma and taxpayer*’ money, were uaed to tend It out to th# Nation’* p m * —which, like the Journal, undoubtedly threw It In tho wOetfhaikli If this were a rata thing, It might not ha Important. But it Isn’t. Evtrv mall It full of Just ■ueh worthleta trivia called new* releteee for which preclout tax money la aquandored. Tha United .Stale* Forctt Bervlco o f th* Department of Agriculture, for Inatanre, hat had the Journal on It* mailing Hit ainca 1047. Not one of theae raleaaee ha* aver been uaed or hat been of value In pre­ paring an article. The Journal hat written and aaked to ho taken off the mailing Mat. The newt relearn kaop pouring In. Obviously there It a place for publicity and distribution of Infor­ mation In Government. An Inform public depend* on it. There le value In much of the statistical work the Government doe*, In haila Infor­ mation on good agricultural p r a c­ tice*, on eorlal-sarurily right* and benoflta, and on a myriad of other mattara. But there should ha no place for worthies* publicity, for propSgandliing, for loading the malla and the payroll* down with ducera, Forbea magailne estimated re­ cently that It costa the Government 11.600.000 each month to pay Ita publicity worker*, 14,000,000 to print what they produce, and 63,600.000 to mall It out. Thla doean t count hundred* of others engaged In Government publicity work who are hiding on civil-service roll* under lucn titles a* "admlnlatratlv# aeeiatant” and othar highBounding name* who** talari** and product are Impossible to trace. Section 6-64 of the United 8tat*s Code state* that under a law patt­ ed by Congreia on October 32, 1913, “ no money appropriated by any aet ahall be used for th* compenaatlon of any publicity expert uni*** specifically appropriated for that purpoae.” That law la being violated continuoualy by subter­ fuge. . In 1D4S there ware 46.000 Fed­ eral employees engaged full or part time In publicity activities— not counting tha workers hidden under other titles. No current fig­ ures are available, but Increasing mall Indicate* tha total la now much higher. Million* of dollar* art being wasted. CAflUALTIBS IDENTIFIED WASHINGTON OH- The Defense Department today Identified 116 belUe casualties In a new Korean war list (No. 603). It reported 29 •lead. St wounded, one missing and two Injured. IN S U R A N C E A T A S A V IN G FOR YOUR H O M E - A U T O M O B IL E B U S IN E S S “ Your Mutual Insurance Friend* 112 N. Park Ava. Phone 191 es, we want to thank you for the splendid pro­ gress of this Association in the past twelve months. those of you who have savings acTo counts we have paid a dividend at eexea« M #l«avi #4 n A* the rate of 3% a year, but thanks for help­ ing us expand our services to Seminole county. Look at these figures: publication thst thtr* art two,* Milwaukee Journal To those whose loan account* we are 1 handling we say thanks for your confidence, your contribution to our cpmmunity’s growth and for your faJth in our ability to be helpful. We always strive to merit your trust. SnShU da atoMnea minag tm<foutii qe * Prasbytarian SWkUy *el|oM ft. At in# toavetotoa hs wit M in i in the tiaginf o l hyftoit •tats treisurke to, . constmclion prog Worthless Government Publicity |. 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan ' 4127600 . 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan lI M fto o Comm 1946 OldimpbUe X Sedan ASSETS V i n t M ort, L o in a O th sr L oa n s S tock F H L B U.S. G o v 't B o n d i C«ah O ffic e B ldg. Furn A E qu ip TOTAL J U N E SO, 1952 28,258,44 4 2 3 0 0 .0 0 102,000.00 JU N E SO, 1951 D E C . S I, 1951 $1,666,867.85 $2,258,411.47 $2,064,180.85 15,859.75 27,500.00 162,000.00 96,501.82 27,177.98 27.088.48 5,818.84 7,681.62 $8,000,781.24 8 2 ^ 8 8 ,S 8 0 J I 8 M 1 7 ,071.80 150,000.00 cacoi 8,118.08 $1,896,414.68 798.12 6,021.17 122.18 70,000.00 1 2 ^ 0 0 ,0 0 14,980.12 mm �■ • S ocial A n d Personal Activities P H O N E 148 Social Calendar MONDAY The El»le Knight Circle of the Flrit Baptist Church will meet with Mr*. V. C. Messenger, 300 W*»t Third Street at 8:l>0 p.m. A Hospital ehower will he held. Ar­ ticle* needed Include linens, towel*, w**h cloth*, glasses, v»»e*. nilver, TUESDAY Th* Seminole High Prbnol Band will hold »ummer practice In the •chool band hall nt 7:30 p.in. All alumni and Interested person* are cordially Invited to be present, ......TNF.8DAY WKDN Th* Travcr Meeting Berrica at th* First Baptist Church will he held In the Memorial Educational g at 8:00 H:uu p.m. Building Th* Midweek Prayer Service of t* Central Baptist Church will he eld at 8:00 p.m. The Sunbeam* will alio meet at thl* hour. f TEEN TALK By VIVIAN BROWN AP Newafeaturea Vacation time I* the season when many a nice girl goes astray. She meets new friends, different from her neighborhood Wils. She visits new place*, un­ like thos* to which she has been accustomed. Unless her parents hav* alerted her to some of the little dangers which might be lurking In unexpected wayside*, she might not sense It until she ll entangled In an undesirable w*b. Most summer heartache* evolve from a handful of missteps. I( a girl would Just maka a clear ap­ praisal of any proposition that Hlasn't been encountered before, asking herself whether theru are any drawbacks, she'd have nosh­ ing to worry about. Here are some suggestions: 1. It doesn’t pay to waste time with married men. And don’t be­ lieve ’em when they say their wive* want them to have fun. 8o what While you’re flitting away time with an older man, you'll probably pas* up a nice young an your own age. Sven '* If your family permits 2. Ev you to have cocktail* at home, don't drink with stranger*. If you are partying with a group and It seem* Ilk* the thing to do, accept ,a drink, sip It occasionally, If you like, but don't think you must drink to keep up with a crowd. 8. Things are likely to get very cosy at summer resorts. People have been known to scurry oack and forth to each others’ room*. ^Tht first thing you know you are wflkely to be partying In u gay wolf'* room hi the wee hours of the morn. Of course he'll look harmless, at first—they all do. Make a rule not to visit boys' rooms. 4. If you are asked to go for a moonlight sail, make sure you hav* company that Is trustworthy It I* not enough that other young girls are being paired off witii young men. Yuu should know how «ve|| these girls know their male Companions, and you ahould be very well acipiaintcd with your own date. Unlras you are a superswimmer you'll need the rn ^ fct tlon of th* captain to get hack home from a canoe, rowboat, pow­ er or sailboat trip. 8: Picnics are fun. But don't go to out-of-the-way picnic areas with atrange companions. That ’’darling boy" you met last night can be Just as fiendish as any ^drug ator* cowboy. If you plan to C io picnicking with a new beau, auggait another couple whom you know well to accompany you. 8. If you are on a two-weeks vacation or working at a raaort, don’t tl# up with on* men—that's on* way to epoll your eummer. Men teem more attractive in aumn er and glrla art likely to be more romantic than at other sea­ sons of the year. Moonlight and natura’a other enchanting prop* g**? help etcal a girl’* heart away. »Wh#n she arrive* back home and •*ti by the telephone waiting for that devoted summer twain to call, chances are she’ll ba dlsInted. - If a young man auggeata yiou way for aa weekend weekend with hi him r f ' t m ,' Plan to it ft |nn, be ear* you write y o w own reservation* “ lflm atlon *o that am _ „ IPSjSffi U t s K your big a d v a n L ^ w a y from home w f te, wire or telephone your family for money to that you can leave the vacation raaort unJf0UJ ownM , ‘ ” ra- Be indepttid. entrant! youll have nothing to BITTING O T M TABUI Tb* bride shouldn't wait r T u ,r *. ®" *b# doorsup. b*for« aba— to set th* table. iS w a r e e a fo m a j d|nn*r letting before your flrat party, and you will not bo la n alther on tha night of tho event, ■foal time* w* aet a * Williams-Wolf ram Wedding Plans Told Wedding plan* have been an­ nounced for the marriage of Mis* Lois Virginia Williams to Edgar (I. Wolfram, both of Oklawaha which will take place on July i7. Mr. Wolfram Is well known In Sanford having made hi* home In Seminole County for 16 years with Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Long, and moving to Ocala about two years ago. The wedding will take place at 8:00 p.m, at the Oklawaha Bap­ tist Church with the Rev. Walter Faust of Ocala officiating Mrs. Hilly Cordrey will be the plenilt and Bill Faust, sololet. Mr*. C. B. [.awry of Melbourne will lie her slster'e matron of honor and brldeemalds will Include Mr*. William Roblneon, Ocala, and Mlsa Carolyn Herndon, Okiewaha. Herman E. Long, Galneivllle, will reive a* beet man, and usher* will be Richard Innli Orlamlo, and Jnmea C. Brnnl, Lake­ ' i. L land. Following the wedding a recep­ tion will be held at the home of Mr. nml Mrs. Long. No invitations will he sent but all friend* are In­ vited to attend. ersonals I)r and Mrs. A. W. Epps Jr. end children returned Saturday from New Smyrna Beach where they spent two weeks. Miss .Crlssey Will Wed James M. Syples 'Culium Home Scene i Of Bridal Shower , "t-J | Rev. and Mr*. Cecil L. Crlssey announced today the engagement of their daughter Kathleen Eli**beth to James Millard Sypl-s rif uae/oH ., ... ..... . Miss Crlssey Is a native of Cen­ tral Florid*, graduating from tho Del.and High School. She uttenqrd Cumberland Junior College In Williamsburg. Ky. Mr. Syplr* wa* born in Dothnn, < Ala. *■••« eanil asisi 111 rt-celsaM nit n the Alnbamn schools. He I* employed in con­ struction work In Sanford. Plans are being made for tlie wedding on Aug. 2. Miss Carleen Hnllsnherk was enteitirined recently uiilr a mis­ cellaneous shower glum by Mi*« Knthrvn Culium. Min Rosemary { Mrs. Vernon Hardin and daugh­ ter Vicki spent the pest weekend In Tallshassev where they visited relative*. In \\ Mr*. I.ee lunper P' and sons, Mike and Andy, arrived yesterday to Maxine Itnlmn spend several week* with her par­ The Golden Circle Sunday School ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrv Lee. Cla*a_of the Ejrst Baptist Church Miss Itnbun Engaged met Ttiesdny night nt the home Mr and Mrs. 6f. L. Reborn Jr,, Mr*. H. D. Harrison with Mrs. 8. To John Htcvermm \ Miss Ann Unborn and Miss Jsnlrc E. Harbour a* co-hostess. Reel returned yesterday from New Prealdent Mrs. A. L. Thoma* Mr. and Mix. C. P Rabun of Smyrna Bearn. presided over the hindnesi meeting .Sanford announced today the en­ during which reports were heai Mr. *nd Mr*.- Bob Harris have from the vie* presidents, and gagement of their daughter Vir­ is their guest at their home on Thursday was set ns visitation dag ginia Maxine to John C. SteverEscambia Drive. Mr*. Harris’ for the class. The meeting wai' snn Jr., son of Mrs L, E. Smith mother, Mrs Rochelle Crolhwall of closed with a prayer after which and John ('. Sleversnn of San­ game* svrre enjoyed during a so­ ford. Daytona Reach. Miss Ration attended Sanford cial period. nh,m|< giaduatnig with the Class Mr*. Harrison was assisted In of Mr*. L. F. Garner ha» return­ IPfl'J. ed to her home on 20*1 West Six­ serving refreshment* by Mr*. Bill Mi. StevriHon also attendril teenth Street from Rt. Vincent's Harvey. Those attending were Mr*. Sanfonl school * mid served for Hospital In Jacksonville whrrr N. C. Booth, Mrs. It |, Thomas, a visitor, Mrs. Joe Knke, Mrs. Thom­ four year* with the United she underwent surgery. tier Aimy. two years of which as, Mrs. C. W llamll, teacher, St were on Okinawa At present he Krlrnds of Elmer R. Echols Mrs. John L. Miller. Mrs. W. T. i» employed by the City Product formerly eriy oof Sanford now reading Crabtree, Mrs C. W. Ergle and Company In Sanford. at 612 Villa Marla. Hryan, Texas, Mrs. Harvey. The wedding w ill be In Septem­ will regret to learn that he ha* ber with plain t., be iiliimiillceil entered the Army hospital In at a later date. Mr*. Edward F. Liinr entertain­ Rryan where he underwent an Iljr HETTY CLARKE appendectomy ed for Miss fletty Cagle, brideCHESS TOUIINFY OPENS AP Newafeature* llrauty Edttnr elec*, with a dinner on Thursday TAMPA id' About l.'at of the night at Spencer'a private dining rniilltry's fop eliesi players begin A/2c Frank E. Bradley Jr. of room. The dinner table was center­ Greenville, 8. C. has arrived to Th* big summer broil Is under play today m the .Vltd annual tin ed with a silver Irnwl holding while visit hi.* giandniother, Mrs. K. way From coast tn const feminine lloiral open lournmiieiif the first roses, irlndinli, and fleur de II* and C. Echols. He has Just finished a pulchritude Is exposed to the sun four the iiffalr lias been lirlil In flanked with white tapers. A bridal course nt the Army Language for better—or worse And many Florltla Larry Evans. New Ymk. will dp scene nt the side of the table In- School In Monterey, Calif, nnd fol­ times It la for worse eluded palms, fern and gladioli lowing his visit In Sanford will If you've ever had a had sun- fend lo • title m the 12 d i) event hacking a small bride and groom report to (trunks Air Foice Here hlirn, you need not be reminded J R Gllisoli .ll . ib ,m m,in of fillof llmt big fry. Painful exper­ lournmoeiit eiiiiimlltep said idav under a white arch decorated with In San Antonio, Tex. ience can make us aware of the pie wll riiine Iroin Puerto It Is n. wedding hell* and lilies of the val­ effects of too much sunshine for t uba, t'anaila and Spain lo adill ley. many yrars. Sometimes we be­ Places were marked with rose­ lion to the United SI rles come so fealful of the sun's rays, bud nosegay corsages. Other ar­ long depend* mi tire skin of I inhowever, that we rtodge the sun rangement* In th* rooms were of In div idu a l, nnd t l i e i c w i l l be m a n y even on Ihe way to market. pink summer flower*. During the d i f f e r e n t r e a c t io n s f r o m the use Miss Naticv Williams, whose It Is possible to corral the bene­ evening Mr*. Gretehcn Crowell en­ of lire sa m e lotion. marriage to Kenneth Berry will ficial rays of the sun hv common tertained the guest* with an Inlie m o p vo ur lotion i« a good be an event of July 23, was hon­ sense. The first rule I* to tint* terestlng rhnlk talk. one Uoiis nll your p h y s i c i a n lint ored on Friday at 1:00 o'clock your exposure to Ihe sun. The Thosn Invited to he with Mile don't hr a g u i n e a pig mol l i u - t Cagle were Mr*. W. A. Cagle, Mr*. with a luncheon given by Mr*. second pierautlon is tn use a good to a lotion about w l i l i l i you kno w Ruth Scott, Mr*. John Keeling, Lloyd F- Boyle at her home on suntan oil which should protect nothin g T h e r e m e many- good sun you from the sun's drying effects, tsn lot i or i * n a i l a b l e olie Mrs. Owen Ruaterwnll. Mr*. Bud­ Msllonvlll* Avenue. lias The brlde-eUct chose to wear a a contributing cause of wrinkles herII a p prov ed by Ih e c o m m i t t e r dy Mock. Mr*. Crowell. Mrs. James Plser, Miss Patricia Caasuba and black cotton frock with black and and Irregular pigmentation. on rnsmetli-x of the A m e ric a n If your goal Is lo tan, and you white trimming. the hasten. .Medical Association. ate fair-skinned, you will not be Attractive flower arrangements .In tha Doyle home were of pink able to accomplish a honey hue loses, white Tints* ami blue hy­ overnight. Moat girls expect mir­ drangeas. Guest* were served at acles from suntan lotion*. As one "I bought a suntan small tables with the sentlng ar­ complained: lotion because I always redden Dy ALICE I,. CROMARTIE rangement being marked with and blister. The first (lav I rub­ hrltlal plan-cards. During thn It on uni are as a sort of test. HIDDEN HAZARDS luncheon the honor guest was Ibed all over except my arm— Familiar houtrhold task* may presented with a gift of linen. it burned wan perfectly white. 1 expected hide a danger none the le*a real About‘ I'd guests enjoyed tho oc­ to he tanned by the lotion, hut BIRTH \NNIH NUHMI'.NT bread** It can't be seen, according casion with Miss Williams. found It was a waste of mom y-" Mr anil Mr*. It. (' P r c a l l an to specialists of the tt. S. Depart­ That Is a silly letter. The gill noun" the hlrlli " f a yon Ernest ment of Agriculture. For example, found a lotion which prevented „ Kdsv.od, weighing d Ins 13 , there's the possibility of shock If painful sunburn, permitting It- • oil Jidi II a* the l*‘r •tiwI-1 I augn electric appliances, used with wa­ to absorb healthful sun m i ) , ton M'tiimlal Hospli.il ter or In ilamp place*, are no* iet Imps, and she wasn’t sntisflr I grounded. Without this special III FS WIN IIIN I'I’T E Ice suntan lutinu—obviously » protection, a stray current, seeking good one— would havo nrotcctr-l WI.MMINSTF.lt Mil i,P Him the easiest way to the ground, may ner and afforded a gradual tan dirds of houevliers, luildmg till'll run through your body. Hut people who burn cuslly eaunoi own after two bomb attack •. furred Re sure an electric washing ma­ tun overnight. Moat times they ihe congregation ofl lie A'-reiislon chine Is safely grounded, they ad­ are lucky to tan at nil. Kpi.M op.il ('hurt'll lu iiinve -cry ices vise. Some manufacturer* eoulp A good suntan lotion which into the parish house Sunday their washer* with a cord that screens out burning ray* ran help Th. liers were found in Ihr grounds the machine whenever It you If used faithfully. Bui tnu ■acri<iv of tlie historic church Frl “ hill" Is plugged In. Such a cord ha* a 3-prong plug and requires a 3-hole outlet to fit It. Some other wash­ ers have a 3-wlrr rord with a regu­ lar 2-prong plug that fits the usual 2-hole outlet. The third wire, for grounding, branches off the cord near the plug and goes Into a tiny socket that replaces on* of tha arrew* that hold the cover plat# on the outlet. This is a good "ground" If the wire U metallic eahle. With non-metallle cable, used In many farmhouse*, It doe* not give protectlon unless th» nullet Itself ha* a good "ground." If a washing machine has onlv a 2-wlr* cord. It I* not grounded, but should be. Her*’* how to do It: At­ tach one end of a separate length TVe imptiewjrt*! Imt nevy ot of insulated wire to the frame of •ri|ie kiWirr mi • CKessttiN the electric motor and the other end to a water pipe which will car­ ry the current to the ground, use a clamp fitting to keep each end firmly attached. The wire should h* bare Just where It attache* to th* elamp*. If a hom* fr e s w , Ironer, or other electric appliance I* used In *0,000 la tlx systl a d*mp place, ground It the same wav, the specialist* advise. • p a n In lias m*Vls|l Be sure to have plenty of venti­ TV# lfw« uotf of i t llr(Hla| ksm .f HTOX mqial lation In a room In which you us# ffi* Inmia aoij «K« tlm gtrf •h* |t»« M h#* ft* kiM a washing machine powered by * gasoline engine. Exhauet from even a emell gasoline engine con­ NO OALr—With vacation tlm* tain* a high amount of carbon monoxide — a toxic gas which can on h«r mind over h u enough ■sp*r*Ut to mlx-and-rntt*. Thl* neither he seen nor emailed il .......—- end anyone breathing the fume* In a •hlrt and *klrt of light blue pur* closed roopi may he overcome, For ■Ilk *h««r waa dsilgned by C1»ra Safety, have fresh air circulating rotter. Th* ahlrt I* trimly tucked In a home workshop where gaso­ ’ and h u a imall rounded collar. line-powered tool* are In use, or Th* *1m v *« are cuffed and button even In a room where model air­ back with Uny peart button*. Un< planes and power toys are oper­ prened '>W*ti knakd th* akirt •V»*f rtetf nttM comfortably full. Combined with mU iftMi Himini ha ated ----------------- 1■ -■ otlt«f"dMH*i‘ f«th*r *klrta and good rule to remember now li that *oc«*«ori*f. they atrttch your fork* go left, except th* cocktail ■ummer wardrobe Indefinitely. CkWlS* with lie own eatln belt tn •r W S K fork which goea right TAVUM •MMMAN M>* •tko ntwsr. . eon* uarwov watermelon pink. levrxn s^ w an m iea n esw n w............ s^ tn w ^ tievts with the knlv*a and aoup spoon. lwxii>aaa«iMM ,'MSM MvnikM V Harrison Home Scene of Meeting .................... Mrs. Lane Entertains Honoring Miss Cagle ' A The party was held at the Culium home on West Fifth Street Those nttendlllg with Miss Hollenbeck were her mother, MtV C. I.. Hollenbeck, Mrs. C L. Franklin, Mrs. Darrell Grlrmr, Mis. Donnld Reagan. Mrs. Roger Schmidt. Sirs. () It Smith and daughter, Pat, Mrs C. R. June* and daughter, Mnignret. Mis. 1 Claude Sanders, and the Mtsser Barbara McNnh, Edna Mirhels, Myitlr Lee Hardy, Viiglnla Wil son. Phyllis Wyatt, Jnrkie Row land, Khrisr Benton, Hetty till lum, Betty Peacock, Fatty linin' and the hostesses. TTIE PANFORD HER ALU Mon., Jul r. lt, 1952 Page Aircrat (Cnnilnnsa S't„ni I*.are liner ed hv Ihe Newport News Ship largest aircraft, carrier. Ihe 45,000building nnd Dry Itnck < u . builder ton Mltlwnv A tmw yomplrlely enclosed up of the passenger liner United States which set i ti ms allantic tn the (light deck. In thrust aside speed n-eord on h,-t otsoten trip the iiiggrit -waves I i-lrvislrm tn c tlie rr, wi fe. .V-'cpe ................ . t vc- lui -n ,'i (ug . .i i ii.i y igalilig Foster said then- was -igiilli enure in the ln« t the Idg carrier Ihe ship when tim bridge Is re­ was being -.lull'd on July II. tracted dming landing uperitlnns France's ll.i till,- O n "| mem Extensive runipiirlmentntlon of orablr milestone In tho lil-dnrir tha- hull to k,eep tin- tup aflu.it even though hit with a number of struggle of to.in (or freedom " The defense oMlrl.il did not torpedoes With the past but cutdrny«rsy specify in to. speei li Ihe rxprrtrd range of the I o n e dal', .iirir.ifl helyyeen the Air l-'otcp and Navy Rut his iiii-Miloii of the "linierniosl in mind. Secretary Fuatei mmInirs" of an iggre'. .or |Mnver sug 1mented gexfrd target • deep in Russia, now "Nn -ingle weapon no single well beyond tin- gist or 71*1 mile armed service, can win alum- It Opel at ion aI ■din of present day is upon tiie combinatiurr ami ef­ rnrriri based ilrei iff fective operation nt nil the servNew. long range tioillliei s are 'ices err I'frrrtttllC t a ten in that known to he pi inio'il nr lo actual the military security of our conni oustruetloo for u*e on the For , try piuperly te .1« rental tm Ileal Id, the t eretnuny today The Four.ini yyIII grow Into a wa . .lolin. 1. Rultivnn. die former carrier of lliesr illiuenaloiis and secretary ut tin- Navy who re i dgnrd 1*1. pud alter the adminis­ appenriime flight deck 1.1*Its feel lung. 2.',? tration had stopped tlie Navy's (eel wide An ‘lal.-ind" diuctuie first effort- to Imild a snperearrier ’ which r un I"- reti ii-leil In provide in IItlit day Twi. 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T * -4 ' • ; ....... .. 0'W't t * » ^ • ■• • ■> — ---------- --------- ---------------------- - ■■ ' • • , « » • v ........... e— ........ --------------------------------- �Fifth Place A t Stake A s Blues Face Orlando Here Tonightj -------------- Sanford Only 1 Tilt Out Of 4th Place; A l c n o - L e v y Will Have Milking Race By KKNT CIIKTLAIN Tim resurgent Seminole Blue basi'linll machine with eighl win* in their last II games will take tut Die Orlando Senators in the Memorial Stadium tonight at H;IK a in. with fifth plnco the Immed­ iate Sunford goal, lining into to­ night's encounter the Seminole* ilml themselves only Mt-gume out of fifth place and just one game back of the fourth plm-e Hay lone Beach Islander*. This evening's game will find Louis R e n t n^H S II M 111I Wl.rll III' Mike Dll' lull fol j g j ‘ *! Mis, ihe IB f* * Puerto hits posted II .12 I n , i m l will, me 1 *Si'jiiiiinlcii Mi l * l.uuie iienias A u amusirig sidelight will lie offeied funs when they attend Ihe piiine. (ienrrul Malinger John Kruler will huvr levelul rows on the field prior to the game for ii milking comest between pinycis of both reams. Ihe IdglillKhl n( this show will M Ilia <mileal helwreii Manager Churk Aleno and (Jrlindo pilot I'rfl l.ety. they will race III nee who can get the most milk ill the shorten! lime. L a st Sa tu rd a y n ig ht 1020 farm punted intu Me ,t --i.2 5 (S w m ^ * Htadliin. to I, f'Ulll'M || I-Will .I I tlii'li t\ui Klin •«in• with H ron\ lin ing lO d t l ^ f l llailglilei the o v e i I E " iH L 1 Aleno d r u vi home two lull* \ . f t fur Ills 101st unit t and lu2nd of Her *■ *■•'7 M year. .Mutiny llyrd annexed win No. It for the seusou tu tup all Semi­ nole ilingeiN iii tnut uepurimem. 'ill* ilemjer rlghthaudvr huwevei, had tu he relieved hy L'hlcu C o rrales In the seventh. - The tighlnesN uf the Florida 'HUte League rac* I* reflected Iii the narrow two-game margin separating Ihe Blues from IH* third-place I’alnika AxiiDae. A (onibliinllon ol a loss by I'alntkn and Dnylonu, end a win fur Hsnfuiil Dim evening Would muve llle Blues lulu a ll* with Daytona lor luurlll place aud leave the Blues just one gaum oat of the llilril spill, I’ tegam e milking fe*tlvltl-r,< win guv uiiderwuy ut the MeiiMr1 st n.ailiuiii luiiighi ut 7:M) pm and Klldei promised it to i.e "dllly". Red Hats Win On Neat Four - Hitter By Jimmy Vickery •• > I TTrr-r—r 1 Shantz Can Set Records For A ’s ‘Baby Blues’ Cop Aleno Threatens 2 FSL Records Fans’ Votes Put { By Winning 30 Games Thu Year Two Moving Into With ICO RBI’s And 20 Homers Rhodes In Front; iiv j o e iti;fc111.i: it run Inin Die right field stands. It Axunrlaled Press SiMirt* tVrller v as Die only lot of Ihe game for Ihil.bv S'inniz. inidit't Miulhpow Ihe Tigers. nl ll-e IMnl:iilei|ihi'i Alhlell'-n, can; In Ihe (win bill, the Yankees l. Hr'-ome the liisttfi’st winner in ••stiprd lo ir Tiger pitmen lor 31 I'hiladclphta's American League hits Mickey Mantle lilt a homer III* tlie v. i i eneh game Yogi Berra helled 2 lleciiiiie the first second tlivi hi* IHi h and Joe Collins his sev­ siiui km In iii the past 5U yeurs en’ ll (or the Yanks. Iii lejii his league iii wun and lost Mike Garcia turned In a hrll percentiicc Un it two hitter for Cleveland In j. nucuiiiu hie first so • cuimi tin- opener as the Indians swept winner iii the iiiu j o is In yean a dmibleheader from Washington anil l,it in . 1 Ailiciiian I ci tu mi und 2 I. lo remain 3 M game* lenell iliai lotul iii 21 yeai« hi-hlnd Ihe pa©* • setting Yankee*. Sliunl/ spun a seven - In., d - 0 M no«en'» 17th home run gsv# Ihe idililoill Sunday as Hie Athletics Indians Die serond game. split a diiuineiie uler with the t.'lu Maurice MeDermntt also hurled t-ugo While Sox The Sox look the a two hitler for Boston as the seiond, 7 I II was Ituhliy's Hurd i|nl box took n pair front Ihe St siiouiout and lu.s ltitli cumplelu lanns llro'vns It 5 amt1 4 0. Thu gum* iii Id stalls lie has won IS vieuig lefthander fanned eight and .i i .d lost Iniec. walked two In Die nightcap Catch­ The 5 7 lighLw'lyht fioin Potts er Sam in v Willie's 10th • liming Chuck Aleno . , . Sanford's Mug­ ging manager becomes (list player town, Pa., has a chance to butter homer won Die opener. Philadelphia's Phillis* moved to in FSL to reach KH) Rill's und 20 the Plilludcipulii recoid hy Jack hnlili'M. lie helled four circuit Coombs iii lulu and iadly Bob within (our games of Ihe fourth i.lure Cutis, whipping Chicago In a drove In Hill ol 31 triumphs clouts ill tin re games last week. drove « as the lust ol eii(ht Aider douh'eheader. 7 3 and 9 2 Richie hit lean League hurlers lo win 30 or Ashhurn led Ihe Phils' 23 mole in one seuMiii. D u t y Dean, ill nek III Ihe two games wllll live the lust major leaguer tu acriiui safeties, Including a double and tdlsll It, won 30 (or Die 1U34 SI tuple I.mil* Cardinals. linvoy Williams' ninth Inning Only one nitchcr hurling lor a irip'e dmve in two mates and gave m i mid division chili ever led the Ihe New York (Hauls a 4 2 night Vou.r|e->'| i lreult •*i ’I won and lost i-Mi win and a spill In their (win basis He was Hill Bernhard who hill wilh Clnrlnnall The Beds, he­ Lorn) Interest In the Florida won IH and lost five lor Die filth lm. 'I Harry I’erkiiwskF* six - hit Htnle Lengue's annual All Slav place Cleveland Indians of 1002 hurling, took Ihe opener, 10 2 game lo lie played in Memorial Shunt/ wan mil Die only pitcher Veteran Mult Snrknnt and Rook­ Stadium here Friday night July to •.hlnn Sunday. Vic llu ch l ennu 25 was well leflcrteil In Die Hood within (our mils of pilching a no ie Virgil Jester pitched Die Bdalnn of postcard* end letters received rim no hit game for New York llraves lo a 1 2 and 2 1 double nt league liesduuartsrs over Die an Die Yankees twice overwhelmed win over Pittsburgh Ralph Klner week end from funs guessing the Die lletrml Tigers. II I and I? 2 suvrd Ihe Pirates from a shutout m Die opener, slamming his 15th paid attendance for liuit night. I'ssc Id hud two out and two Mrs. Lnutn Basinger of Sanford strikes nil Myron lJoel Ginsberg homer The game between Brooklyn and flglllea there'll he I.Htlfi fall* In in Die eighth Inning ol Die opener hilling Tiger Dm t iidlnals In SI Louis was post Ihe purk hut Mis. II K. Turnei of when Die weak fool home iMioed because of rain that cBy suys 1,322, while I. T. I i atelier blasted a 350 Twyiiiaun of Hanford »uys 1,234. Dnytonu llvuch fans among the glimmers iliclliileil Sonny <Jasi|0 e who says 3,(ilt(l will pay their wav Into tho purk. illrhnrd Dyrlis of NORTH Duytoiiii says it'll lie 2.H75, white First lias* Ida Hand of Daytona says 2,754. DA Roberta, Del,. 50 ! I’ollutd, D B. Mrs, Buttle Ross of I'nlutku |Clift. J. B...................... figures there'll he 3,3211 paid ad­ Serond Has* ID Hundei liieyer, I’al. missions in Huufoid that nigld, liidir*, San. while Anil Hlewait of I'alatka says Fundoru, Lues. 12 | Second Bat* 2,110, and Ralph Tavel suys 2,721, Kskew, San. I Brewster. Del....... ...... Among the Del.und funs who (ionxalea, Sun. I Rentier, D. B. ....... sent In their goes* to I.KAtillK Hiintnrn, Sun. I Rucker. D. Ii. ........... HKCRKTAKY, Box HOU, Ocala, M. Smith, i'al, Slior was K. lo Kowlxnd of NIHI North Funilora, Lees. ill Rulicrtsoii, J. B. llotilrvuril who figures 3,400 will Ilrndy, l.ee*. 'lit Shortstop pay their wuy. Mra. T. J. Sullivan Snntorn, Sim. 18 Muelranshy, D*L. ...... of Del,and guesses 2,552, while (ionrales, Sun. Sopdermeyi#r, I'al. Mr*. V. It, Mr'saer snys 1,020. IlnllrV; T Iluy, Oil. I.on and Ida Hheplierd of 1 0 0 0 Hnlogli, Coe. Muliaid, I'al. South Orange Blossom Tl nil III DusknloMs, Lets Renner, I). It. (Irliimlo guess Hiere'll he 2,7311 and Iliraite, J. II. 2,331, respectively, while OrluilJuThird nus Mr. and Mrs. Willlum I,. Aleno, Sail. Cade, Del,. Young, 010 20th Street, say it'll Diupp, Oil. Young, I. II. M. Smith, I’e). I.nng, t.ces Geary, D it. Fuiidoin, I. I'll tie, I’al. Mostiunsky, Del IlhodrH, Sail. Cal F. Smith. San. Dunne, Del.. Foul, (hi. Robertson, J. B. Caldwell, Lees, Poston, Pal. Oillflrlitere I’uidue, |). B. Oulfl Kenls. San. Treadway, J. il. Shori'H, Orl. Interest III State Loop All-Star Tilt Mounts livery Day Sanford’s All-Star Poll lliclr me l lu 'k \ Dolsor.. 'liihiiK''' \ ----------------------- -- — Tesnnw, D. ||, t ol Iin*, Lee*. Kinard, J. II. Pit tie. Pal. Ilrueseke, Del.. Cook. D. B. Kassabian, Pal. Irby, D. II. . Huberts, Dal,. Htennla, Del,, Colson, J. U. Pile Mills, H.......... Basque, II. IL Groat, San. F. Smith, San, lliiglu-n, Coe. Thomas, Orl. Rhodes, Sail. Kskew, Hail. Pnwllrk, Levs. Kolker, Cue. . VnloiMs, Oil. , .730 Rivero, San. .583 Ilahlnma, Oil. Ily NEII. GILUHIUK Associated Press Staff Writer Slim Jim Vickery pitched a fourhitter for Bin Florida Stale League'* UeLaiul Red Hals Sun­ day night to Imal Daytona Beach DeLand 17 6 14 10 Centcrflrldcr Kd Cook connected J'vllle Itch Palatka 12 9 .671 fur two Daytona Beach hit*, both Itch 13 11 522 doubles. DeLand Center Fielder D'tona M 11 .500 Tad Brooklyn cleared Ihn base* Orlando Hanford 19 11 .470 with a double in the third anil 9 13 .409 Catcher Ray Dunne doubled In two l-ershtirg 4 18 .182 more run* in Bin seventh Inning. Cocoa In other game* Jacksonville Jacksonville Beach 3 Leesburg t Beach beat U'caburg 31 ami Cocoa DeLaml 7 Daytona Beach 1 trounced I'alatka 10 2. Hanford at Cocoa 10 I'alatka 2 Orlando was postponed because of Hanford at Orlando ppd wat w*t ground*. The Jacksonville Beach He* • ground*. rdi scored one run In Ihe first Orlando at Hanford Mng on a walk, a single hy Man­ ager Bed Treadway and Floydlicesbiirg at JackionvIUt Batch (.Tilt's long fly. Iieesburg tied It up Cocoa al Palatka in the fourth on double* bv Buck DeLand at Daytona Batch Collin* and Manager Johnnie PawAmericanLaaioa lick. Jacksonville Beach won th* 48 20 .620 tints wilh two more rum in th* Naw York 46 14 .675 Myenlh. Alter Dick Pace walked, C’land 47 17 660 Treadway ilngled. Bod Colion sac­ Chicago 44 M 660 rificed, Clift ilngled and BUI Bob Boston W’ton 11 18 .818 •ftson hit a fielder'* choice. SS 40 .468 .Cocoa's Indian* Manured 19 hill P'delphia 88 48 In heal the I'alatka Aiallaa. Lou HI.Louis 26 64 Oarrla hit four times In four trip* Detroit York 11-18 Detroit 12 Iq lh* plaje iijd Gmjfgj Hughs hit New Cleveland I I Waahln8lon 0 lladelphla 6 4 Chloago o ig. pitcher. alon 9 4 St. Louis 5 0 (first 10 lnnlnia) •• U . B B Cleveland at Waihlnglpn Chicago at PhiladelenJa Pitchers t'nrralrs, Han. Pennington, Pal, Miller, Del...... Hutson, I'al. Hvwrll, Orl. __ _ llyrd, Han.......... Rentas, Han. Rivero^ Han. /.Immermuu. Orl. Omdlak, Orl. .. . McCullough, Lev*. Rnmhvit, Coc. Ortega, l.vea........ ItUpp, Coc............ Valinas, Orl. . Tone*, Hen. .. . Jones, Hat............ Klannann. Orl, . Piaster, Coc. ---AUno, Han. Rohvtte, Del,. Angel, J. B. olson, Del,. ’enger, U. B. McCrickard, J. H Vlckvry, Del,. Hamm, Pel. ...... Lopes, Pal...... Clarlcn, DsL. Kreaa, D. B. ...... Traadway, J. B. . Brawatar, DeL. ... Robarta, DeL....... .... ........ . . Htmlnele Blase TkU Week Rambert, Coc. .......... ..... Most Popular Playtr Orlando at SANFORD Tuasday Sanford at Leaaburg ....... ........... Aleno, Halt. Iinbra, Han. Paris*, San. Rhoilta, San. Levy. Orl. . Pit tie, Pal. . Hutson, Pal, Dunns, D*L. Torres, San. Treadway, t. Taanow, D. l Klnard, J, B. l’^ S ,0,,d DaytonajHtUfrORD HBMINOLB BLUB RATTING AVERAGES ........ R ........ V GOLF IICAGO ur— Fort* vary youm »», Includlnv a atr<i','ht 'hoot ovan yaaroJd, ta* off today Ii G AB 10 88 83 30V H 12 61 Leal Th H HR SB RBI Weak Wi 14 8 100 20 I II 8 100 Baa* ---------------------------- — ........ .............. Second Baa* ------------------------- ------Jimmy Krlder who started fur --------------------------------- Shortstop .................... Hanford, was th* winning pitch­ er end also the leading hitter. -------------------------------- Third B a s s --------------------------------Diamond t'katleri The starting llcher for Winter Park Wediie.s-------------------------------- Catcher -----------------------------------ay was Frank Snodgrass, who had previously hurled a one-hitler -------------------------------- Left F ield----------------------------------against the 'Baby Blur*"... .Fol -------------------------------- Canter Field -----------------------------lowing ."Jock” Krlder to th« mound In Friday’* holocaust In --------------------------------Right F ie ld ---------------------------------Ovlado wars Tarry Cordell (r*guler backetopl and Dill HhefflaTd -— j------------ ------------- Pitcher -------------------------- :-------(regular shortstop)... .Mel Fid*, ------------- Flicker ------------------------------------rher whiffed seven men against Wlnttr Park to relio hla strike­ ---------- i--------------------- Pitcher ------------------------------------out totql for 36 Inning* to 49. In winning Wadnesday’s game -------------------- 1 -------------Managev --------------------------------------"Mighty Me," also advanced his won-lost record to a commendable 4-1.i..Krtoer emerged from FrlSouthl Hanford, Cocoa, day'c Bit na tha winning twlrler to North: DeLand, Palatka, Orlande and Leesburg even hla record to 1-1... .Winter Daytons and Jax Beach. Perk end Henford are undoubtedly NOTE: Mall to All-Star Editor, Seafood Herald, Beafard, Fla. the moat evenly matched teams In Ike elate. Winter Perk .... 000 021 8— 0 0 1 Sanford .... ...... 102 014 a—8 6 .1 Player F ord ...... Sh orn , ... Lavy Thom** llatdanaa Drapp ... Man* .... SOFTBALL STANDINGS (Man) Cocoa at Class -------------------------------- First S , Sleinecke, PaY*1*4 Lavy, Orl...................... Anderson, Lees...................... Roberts, .Del,. nuifvriR. .... dirking, flret baseman catchng, etc-) hut he even infected F th* ecarekeeper Into Ihe game, 8 Bast, Coc.-Pal. Herman. J, B. Tli<' liKimini' lint of Seminole llltli iiiunucr (Hi n k Aleno *<i-nis i|''*i lii'il in -«•! :ii l'*ait two Flot­ illa Minin I.i nkihi records before tli* i n mi i- uvi'r. I lii uut'li Friday night'* game .Menu hiratne th© rim I IiiiIsiiiiiii in crock the Aleno in homers with 14. century mink iii iun* l,»ttv<|.In ■ Rookie Howie Tesnow of Day­ with tni riven It'll iinii likewise the By HAM JACOBSON tona was away Two deciulvn games marked the flint hitler tu polo out 20 home nut front with 53 most sueces'fiil week of play the run*. stolen liases, alSsnfo'd Aiuerl an Legion baseball At tliu present 'tho rookie Mer­ team has elljuyed thus far In tin ptojecterl tote, rill Smith of Pa nearly completed |962 season. By the ginit Hnnlatka was only winning both of Hies* games, one fntil skipper will IH away, with un exciting 9 to II win over Win­ •ui|ia.* tliu loop 38. ter Park, and the other an IH to It III mark of 4 landslide over Oviedo, the “ Baby NO, net In I(Mil Blues" assured themselves n berth I >• H a n f o r d ' s Iii the approaching distrlr: tout nil llit'lilv I.nke, by llirllt. The rain Inter­ "even or morn. Ir Metis, speedy Sanford third rupted weak sa-v At thin Hiiiim -sucker piovidrd the loop-leading rule, A I v ii o f t h « punch in De Land Re 1 •hnuld hit 'U to Ktd m anway cop „ VH j f Wednesdav's vie:i:i louild-tlippei'n ■ lory over Winter tu lie III* I960 six till* to give them a three i'uik. .Melts, doFiji, record of game margin over serond place •pit** Dm two ltd set by ulinthei I'alatka whose Azaleas dropped Ruddy La , TUcial u r r o r s, Hjhfuiil i I i i i , four of flv* for one of their worst •was vii t unity a Kd Levy. weeks of the yrer. turn man teum. Aiello's .325 hutting avuiage Jax Beach took five of seven in Ill aildilion to Du ougli i nmi . * of lust Thursday their attempt to whittle down the gives him llic highest percentage Red Hats' nuw five game lend ___ Jdrivlng in th* of any Huufoid tegular this sea­ over Jax Beach In the season-long hi «tw o runs iin-i son, though in III gumes rookie go »fi jt M b l a s t i n g the set-ml Ion I i auk Smith bus n .3(1:1 rare for the ll>52 pennant. Red Kress' Dnytonu Reach Islander* .Mel Fleischer team's only ex- hatting figure. took four of six to muve Into tu tin*)' hit, he scored three runs Injured John liuhra, who is fourth place, while Kd Levy's Or­ and stole u phenomenal seven bases, including two thefts of •luted lo n lu in lo the Hanford lando Senators dropped four uf six of home for a totul of 11 stolen lineup sometime this week, is the to drop tu fifth pluce. Sunfurd won bases. Ihu.I .'Pill biller wilh a .313 per- three uf five, Leesburg, two uf rentage and Ini-Ding Paul Kskew's six. anil Cocoa, one of five. the locals began doing tilings The week wu: h*2 uver age gives the Heiuinole.i rart; in the Winter Park enh> . four l-'Kiilui ' over the select d r- highlighted ruunter. After Sheffield opened the release the home half of the first inn­ l.eeihui g niu n jJa ing hy grounding out, "Daddy" Don lUiuiuin drew Ihe first of his soil who was r e - ^ ^ E three talks. tlu him tils lire by t h t ' M W j promptly followed with a single. veteiun JohltnyH. Then, un the first pitch Teiry i'awllck. H y !) Curdrll laced a sharp line drlte The week a l s l ^ H ^ t ^ if? Into Irftflrld lo score Hnnnuin i i .Mi •aw Die Floridr J Uk with Itisbee romping home on '.(M L y B A '-v e U e Slate l.etlglie oM the Parker leftfielder’s hobble fer Dir h a s i'lj a llJ J P ^ H P ^ H| tin >iH h k w ^ v j of Ihe hall. world the first .................. V In Ihe third frame lllelien sew 20 game winner Don Anderson ■I> - f l «d (tie first of another pair if I I'll ■d.iy, o f the season—Tom Mill* of Jnx inaikers as lie rapped out Ills *©•• Bench—who has only two losses. olid hit, got to second on an over aiily side • linedjl>g| tlnow of the pitcher, third on a with mi unkle Jack t'ada balk, and crossed the plate on an injury Wednesday night. erior hy the catcher. Metis then At midnight Thursday, official walked and stole all the wuy records revealed that he had a around for Hie other run. mu ion's iiiii i k of .380 to the .370 In the meantime Mel Fleischer posted by veteran ninnnger Red Ti end wuy uf Jux Bench, last on the mound for Hanford had blanked Ihe visitor* on two hit*. week's leader, and DeLand ■ vet­ In th* fifth the It# was broken, eiun 'Itdil R'd.*rt< with a .371. though', as a hit bntsmnn, *a Cade aim was lemting In runs flalder's choice, a walk, a hit h r with l<>3, tilples with 15 and hits Net Hlddlx, ami an error hy with 134 to 131) for Roberts who Metis accounted fur two Paiker also tailed him with 13 triples. runs. In the home hull of the fifth Hanford countered with one run •lain dropued Al I'lrlle who wasIHANFOR *s Melts walked and once again replaced hy Sanford malinger Leesburg Stole all th« way around. Winter Chuck Aleno who stole most of the Cocoa Park rallied, however, in the sixtn FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE AVERAGES on a hit, a walk, und a two-bag­ FOR WEEK ENDING THURSDAY JULY 10 ger by Hlddlx tu make the score TIIE TUP TEN Last This 8-4. Class G A B It II IIK HU HBI Week Week Parker hope was slunt-lived, I'lavri-t lull L.H 88 347 103 134 3 24 80 .380 .380 though, as Sanford proceeded to Cade. Del.ail.I V HI 338 84 127 3 12 42 .390 .370 scorn four runs tu sew up Dm Treadway, Jux Bench V 84 350 74 130 I 7 87 .385 .371 hall game. Again Mett* provided Robert*. In l.i.iiil R 87 313 l'4 121 2 53 56 .353 .H&3 Ihe spark for tliu locals a* lie Tesnow, Dnyiuiu V 92 3(21 51 125 0 2 07 .365 .344 lashed out a triple lo drive home Clift, Jux Reach V 51 205 33 (IV I I 30 .364 .337 two markers, und lie himself scor­ llughea, Cocoa M. Smith, Pointkii It 84 346 86 110 6 36 7H .34(1 .33(1 ed on Lnrry Bales Infield fly. The visitors again rallied in the Kussuhiun, Pulatka V 68 204 82 67 2 6 37 .328 .328 seventh but a snappy "twin-kill­ llrucsi'kr, Del.und I.H 83 34.1 89 112 0 11 38 .336 .327 V 82 106 62 N 19 2 99 .321 .325 ing” from Sheffield tu Krider to Aleno, Hanford Bisbee ended Die game after only ‘HIE LEADERS: Runs. Cade 103. Mostransky 94) Hits, Cade 134, Itohei Is 130) Ihi uhies. Clift 26, Holier ti and M. Smith 28) Tribes, two runs had scored. Friday's encounter with Cade 16, Roberts 13) llumers, Aleaa 19k Cook 14) Stolen Bares, Tesnow Oviedo wan perhaps Ihe moat 53, 81. Smith 36) Runs Batted In. AUno 199, Roberta 87. entertaining gama o f Ihe sea­ son. An It became more and more evident that the game was BALLOT FOR FHL NORTH-SOUTH ALL-HTAR TEAMS hopelessly onesided) Coach IIIII ' North Position South Fleming not only completely re-akuffled Ihe llitemp, (celrhrr .818 .311 « Wilson-Malar Rpkaoe'a Navy V f 18 W. 8 7 o L. Pel. 4 .687 6 .583 7 .462 J .1 Baboon's 18, Hunt 11 M hrM Salvation Am y CHICAGO Larsen wot KpurprUa Roumlllat’i Wada'a ? W L Pet OB 8 0 l.OOflf - ,1 1 .667 I, JM 0 8 .000 2 3 U iCUTUNKJ COL. SPORTS JACK TIDES 8FOBTI JACK ....---------•< . ..T t T V ^ U 4 ^ T li)| l m e m o r ia l STADIUM NF0RD G e o r jje K e n i s L e n d s A ll S o u th e rn O u t - t F ie ld e r s W it h 81 Hilinan “ Duaty" Rhodes, (or i«r fieihniuu gridiron star with the UulveriiUy o f Florida Galon inJ currant standout catcher for Die Hemlnolv Blurs, look a nariow 3vnle margin lead over teaimr.ate Frank Smith In today's rettlins for Ihe catching berth on Ihe Southern All-Star ns compiled In the San-, ford Herald poll. ' »' | Rhodes, w i t h 55 stood only lot* OrlsnJu Don Ford, who ■Kr » <r- - J ' J, A , d f voting fur the ilosely contested \ backstop posiDun. Dusty Rhoden transky, c a m * from a 2-voto deficit behind Garry week-end to assume a ii'J-02 lead in Sondermeyer, Palatka, over tha the contest for the North's shortston post. " T h e nlp-and-turk race for tha southern nianaaerlal position rentInnrd with Sanford's Chuck Aleno taking a 12-vote edge over Kd Levy, Orlando, 67-85. Tk* . North's managerial rac* l>,V»- ‘ gnrstiunably owned by Atalaa Blit Stelnechr, who has 112-29 margin over his neareat oppo­ nent. Rut Kres* of Die figure uvei for the North u t f l I l' I HMl ut fir*t Mill R " d | w r Tri'iulvv J i o l B f Olltfield. T jt ) o III guvhim till iiuliviiluul vote M of uny Nui t h e r i i i g V R H R H R B ' performer. Bed Kr**s .'nnford's favorite ton, Gaorgg Kenls, eked out n scant 2-vot*Tajd uver all ntlirr gmithern outfielder randidates ns tudny’s count gkVg him HI ballot*. Second high i* Or­ lando's gardener Bill Shotas *fUJ| Daytona outfielder, Howl# Teamin', fell only four vatu short of Ihe century flgur* in Imlny's count with 96. lie rank* srrond to Treadway's 103-voU total. Al 1‘ lrtle cunlinued la gain on third place Buster Klnard. The latter holds a 15-hallut edge ol 79-64. Sanford's Chieu ■ isti'if.l ■ prising a sur14 vote* in ■ to p u ili Die ileti- ■ .; ■ del Cuban shortslop Into fourth place o n ly H , j Votes helillld dc- )">'ted F r a n k H h W Snntorn. Meanwhile, th* ( hlro Gonxale* Herald poll ci local fan* for |li« All-Stor gamei �SI I Major League Leaders (| lir Afts-t'.ClM.f'! .'"'E SS American League Halting — Comlmun. Heston. .348; IVmidllng, New York :i2 «. Faill, I’ hil'idrlp.iia. 321. Rosen. Cleveland. 310, Kell, (!oslo:i lit Huns — Mimi o, Chicago ,v>, Rosen, Clcvi land am) llerra. New York, 51; DIMngglo tin-Run. 5?; Joost, Philadelphia. 5t Huns balled In Kosea. c le w land, SO; Zernldl Philadelphia. 53. ljftliiliM.il. and Hein, New W tk. JJ; llnliv Cleveland 40 lilts Fu\ Cl i''. pi. nvl Knii Inafin, Chicago is Simpson Cleve land, 0 C, I; . •r> Cleveland, ill. Jetton, Wn.Kington, oi llcme runs Herr i Nmi York 18; lloien llevelaiid. 17, Wert* Detroit and Xi rmal Philadelphia 161 Doliy. < h vs land. 14 Pilching - 'Uiantz, I’niladelpliia 15 3. HU, DoHsh, CldruKo. 5 1. 833: Ram Id v Y>irk. o mis; SLta, tVnshlngton 32, H'x*; Hey JMtis. Ne'v York 11-4. 733. National l.e.i mi • (I a1 1die 5di|k Chicago, 333; Musinl. St lauds YIO; Hohlnson Bttioklyn am, Slaughter. St LotiU, .311 Atv ell Chicago, 311 Pmm It•ill,ii >o llrooklvi and Lofkntan. 3 ink. 50; Milslul Si. Louis, m lleinus St l.uuiv 16; Reese tin i.I.lv i 5‘, Huns huttid m K.iiu r Chi capo, 7?: rimni on. New York. C3; Ijftdee* HrotA Ivn V4 Ci'iitemel Iw nrooHvn :«3: S.dder. RiooHyn t: Hits — Musl.il. SIl.iiuls. 08; lotkm nr N' 'v Vu'k n>u| Adams Cinelnniitl 'it; Sehoeiulieiist. Si Louis, Don; I'nnily. ( hienpo no Home runs Sauer t’lii'-.igo 23: Hedge' li'OoV'.lvil 18 Thiini »on. Ne'" Y’.'k ami Kmer Pills burgh, 15; Mathews. Ilieiton. It O Z A N K IK K I STEEL STRIKE W INTER I'AKK I Special l—The nation is vetting I’ll million foWei 1 o f I'snni'il foods i'Si'Ii weoI, , ho stv-el. Iaru I Notices n. t Ing to John Ford, executive vice pimidcnt of the Florida Farm Hnreau. Mr. Ford points out tliut "this utuntion undoubtedly will foreo food |o Ices up, not only In the neri in tore but for ninny months after the strike is over". AMEKICAN IH’ HT TOKYO T— Three Americans vere injured, one seriously, Sim lay In preliminary outbreaks nl .ah nee as Japan's tempestuous , '.'omimuil.st.s called for domottstraInns Tuesday marking the parly's j 30th anniversary in Jupun PFC Herbert Cohen (home ml |dress unavailable) was stabbed in lie back Two Nisei soldiers, Kcljt Konya . ind Donald llasulke, were Mir rounded by hostile Japanese nl a nllroud r.tutiou One was struck on the forehead The other suffered facial oils «*UIM Is • w*r\rv 3T oeeord, • 111. Jlitil \\IKI.H ft1- va11»« If 1 1»\•• ii ti»( ‘ f •lit M**’|’ mill Putt ft f.i'ltft lift I B OOK, magazine, and new papot editor: rom t.i'itly t insulting lelters (the moot violent one.' aiv u.ouill.v . moils) from readers who dillei with aiunothing s»*oi vein " , printed in the course of their labors. A few of these letters obviously come from l.otmmded and reasonable lead ­ ers .mi! ate well woith ful nnhweis. 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It 3 DID HEP AIK SERVICE llv Eddie Miles lit - Flllliltl.l' Center. HU E. First, ph 1425 ewly 16.1)0 I mteil. Nicely furninlieil, Huilnlil>‘ for ioiiple Adults (inly. |f>tiuu Used huby b«d mol nml I less 16.00 20.00 j iier fiinntli. Pit. 8UH VV. HIM ,3|rl lUeil 5 pe. Dinette Slightly used roll nwuy lied 25 00 | lonylllo Ave, C hiuI ■.iiiii.I milt dining liihlu nml 0 Chun ll 26.00 l I'KN I.HH KD nim rliiicnt, living lOOffl, dinette and kitchenette. One or two bedrooms. Clean ami •inlet. E le c tiId ly , hoi ami cold water. Four inlies north of .‘lubfonlj next door to Chili D im : 203 niotul. i'lioiie 1565 512, Mrs. M o iv c T 'o r i 1 * ; : ; i i rtfii:!'. 3 0 " " I WHITE tl.DK .................. keep..' F " c n K m i i a...... hy week. ..HI .fast Jrd Hit eel lli’dromn Suite 70.00 I'huiic 2111 J ufI■'1 It.'el p m. MAUI EH HI S3NFDHI) II NDTICES-PEHHONALH —Ik no E. 1st SI. I'huna 127 3V V.VI ED I 'olli'clm Huh . mu 11 WANT EXTRA vuenlmn money CHESTS of Dmvicia- All Biles. Nance. Clean nut the attic und blips MAI It EH OF S 3NFDHD *4i ■ ■■. —» ...— Finished or unfliti died. Heaton the eluff to Sanlord Farmer* oK&lONp .Reach Ocean front cot­ iililv priced. Compare our prices j WORK WAN TED — 'J Aietinti, Orlundo lll-wuy every tage. Available July It. Ph • tlioa hay. IIiiukcI I •*rin«. Tnt» _______ _ I BS.W DeUnd; Ku*nittm* O n i r i , ML W e n I l u n Y S I T T K K , M m l alku ah ciK , ■" 1 1mi First. Phone 1125 best references. Phone I 2 CI-J, I. LOST AND FOUND — ... 4 ROOM 40M V. furnished upts. Tel. I . A 3V N 8 I ii cut. Telephone UKI7 -M. FOOT LOCKERS All metal <m Cull afte r 5 : 01) o'.loik. I.DS'T: lllnck und white small fox wood roiiMlriK'tion. Rest value ti ni«'r. M. L. Itulioin. Ph.'032-3V. Mrs. Forrester. 10— RusIneH s O p p o r t u n i t i e s — III in town, $10.05 ull taxes Includ­ ed. Herman'*, 27 3V . Church. 5 ROOM-opt. Not furnished. Cor­ FOR SALE—Slock nml cipiip- 15Orlando. AUTDMOIHI.ES —14 ner Cslery and Mrllonvtlle. 2nd nient in Top Notch service sta­ floor. Reahoaid Oil 'Co., Sit JALOUSIES The modern, Eco­ tion. Have another opening un­ 33’E PAY cash fur clean late tiiodtl W a t First Htrrot. Ph. 70.1. able to refuse. Approximately ears Hunt LlncoInMercury Co., nomical way of convert lug porch Fl'RNIflflEI) till re room cottags flHOO will handle. Can lie fl or breexeyvuy to another cuol nenceil. Contact Jeff Davie, room. Foe Free Estimate*, tele­ Eighth and Park._________ phon e 1125. 'The Furniture Can­ ter. III! 3Vesl First. niCELOW Oli Park, furnished -t 12— SPECIAL SERVICES — 12 PIANOS—New and used, Knder’s SPECIALS Put no Store. I2I8J Myrtle, Ph. 3— R*sl Kslste For Hala —J Phillips.Carey I2HII-W. Akhestoa Hldlnx If ^ob' w*nt to Duy. Rent or Hall, Csramo Siding $15 par H«|. I.KAVINii town. Late model Kir­ 1st Grade flit uri Sn by vacuum and polisher. Lais *JF'Wi HALL. Realtor 210 lb. Asphalt Hhlng'o 4 8.50 than half price. Call 1823, , rlorlda Btalo Rank Uulldlng _ T frX JIair.B h oM 1763 _ _ D.iWNSTAlUH furnished upt. Ph. ino North Palmetto. Ph. 1420. 171-W after fl;00 p.m. Applied, by Experts LBH ROCftf Moot*, qul*t location, ft a o r t t l i iVm . rBr.ankk.jilft. illpn»n<.Iflfiuatea. PlteM. ~ liu FOR SALK Ip** *46 Ford Coupe New Paint — Rubber Runs lll.t new—3Vuuld trad* Give Tarnts ,. Vob can i m thla c m ---- k.ltk.gq..at, IsmlgatLAKa �* • u' WtVvilwL l »• fhd *, It , 14 ,V . , • li >in vii. ,.. Rore* Inquest In Topper MAiw Feared Lost Squally Weather InnAylr (C «atu ae4 tr*m Death Slated For In Hotel Fire In nulls on Communist Youth Questioned Raises Warning On position! Lawrence Paul (Ustner. former­ today In one of tha Fairbanks, Alaska ly of Sksrofd, died et the Win­ Friday Afternoon days to weak* In Connection With Coasts Of Florida estU.close-support S. Sabre jets probably dadow School In West Cheater. Pa., •built MiU-tg A coroner's Inquest Into the . -t .u^-r 1.atfoyod one RussianFAIRBANKS?Alaska tn — Four last Thursday. ' S*l»*#*s will be w*L.a » ... .. | « J damartAef'* A V ,■ • * '/,. MSAM7il»‘f/ii* damaged' Shuuiei, the Air or more persons were beberetf ‘ 4* * tt-ednssaav al 2.00 p. ••*. at rteech *vjj“ ' - / i/esl«r Tuppar of Stealing Or Track ings were raised on the Florida and Force laid. In MIG Allay dti th* Baaaon Funeral Homs, 763 THE SANFORD HERALD. Page 8 Mon~ Juty 14, 1>51 H. JAMES OUT AGENCY General Insurance — £33 jx A 10 year old youth waa quesHonedil this morning by Judge Douglas Stanstrom In connection with a truck which tha Stine Ma­ chine Co., reported missing Sat­ urday afternoon. ^ The one ami a half ton truenP taken from where It had !>«*■» parked at Herond Street and Oak Avenue, wa* recovered Ipt* yesterday afternoon near lfnnroo Corner by Orville Touchton and Don Davis of the Stlna Machine Co., who had been Informed of Its location by a parson who tele­ phoned the company, Stata Highway Patrolman R. D. Harrison arrived soot) afterward on tha scene and following an In­ vestigation, picked up a youth whom ha turned over to the San­ ford Police Department. Police officer Joo "Hickson brought the boy before Judge Stenetrom this morning with tho complaint of taking tha truck without the consent of the owner. The latter announced that a hear­ ing on the rase will be held next week, and effort* will ba made to determine If there ara any other boys In the rase. The County Court summer term wilt open tomorrow at 10:00 o'clock and 200 raaoa ara on the docket, Judge Stenetrom stated, U. S. Liner Setting Speed Record On Return Trip Home West Coast from Tarpon Springs southward today for wind* of 30 to 40 miles an hour. Similar squally weather In the Palm Beach •. Miami area and through the Florida Key* over the weak end put several small boats In trouble. No one waa Injured. The fishing boat Liberty, with 20 person* on board, anchored 20 miles off Tarpon Spring* In the Gulf overnight alter It developed engine trouble. The craft waa due at Tarpon Spring" Sunday night. It was taken In tow today Leo Alpert, a Coral Gable* at­ torney, end four olher* waded •shore near llensen Reach, north of Palm Beach, when their auxil­ iary keteh Conchlta ran aground. The party alerted out Thursday for Nassau but tnlased that Ba­ hama capital and sailed back to­ ward Florida. With Albert were hla wife. Loiiluo; two children. Martha. 9. and Jonathan, 0. snd a cousin, Philip M. Levi Jr. The fit at hurricane scare of the season swamped newspaper and weather bureau switchboard* aa gusty 40 • mile wind* whipped palm frond* »nd awning* In the Hold Coast area, rorerastcr* said the wind did not result from a tropical disturbance but sprang nut ot a passing high pressure system. Warnings were ordered m; Sat­ urday night for Southeast Florida ‘ continued Sunday night for h to moderately strong oast _ southeast wind* occasionally freshening to so . 40 miles an hour during passing shower*. ABOARD THE~fT 8. UNITED STATES AT REA USt-Tha new first lady of American shipping, tha lin­ er United Stale*, poured on the steam today and raced for a new •tar In her speed erown. On the homeward stretch of her maiden round • trip Atlantic cross­ ing. (he Si.ono •Ion American pride M red certain lo break tha Queen Mary's 14 • year record for the Europe to America croc,sing early tonight. The big new U. 8. liner on her trip to Europe had crackad the Queen’s west loaast mark. Leav­ ing New York July 4, In# United Stales msde tha a.oa-mila crossing In three days, in hours and 40 min ulas, averaging 35.JW knot*. The ‘ pettul In baltar thla tlmg-on tha rrlurn voyage. For one thing, fog •lowed her Sunday to ,»■ apaad of M M knoli. But iht appeared caraln to reach Ambrose Ught, off Naw York, lata Ima aftarnoonwell ahead of tha .,QgMg> Mary's 1 M aait-to wait raeSriJ t f three day*, ti hour* and, 48'friputaa. ..Alraadv, on her trto'KRia, tha United (Hates had faMNdTup itli another record^— the longest day’* Rotary ((•*H*«»S rrwm ran* «•*» dance wHeh wsa held th* ,,r'* night with Hoy" Htnlo. Bhe »a <1 they w m welcomed to Florida Htata University whar« 1 h ay stayed by Presl'lmt Doak Lampball, and told of tha dlvlalon of tho girl* Into two political partlaa and 12 cilia*. Ml** Gray told of tha grating* from tha Governor who wasnt thara, and from tha var on* cablnat members, of tha political ralllei, Inatructton In legislative pro­ cedures, what hill* ara, how they ar* Introduced and steered through tha varlou* committer" anil to flnAI passage. ,, , . Mlaa Reborn d*»crlbed a mock trial which wa* held after one of the glrl-itater* had been run over by an automobile driven by a girl counselor. Tha driver wa* fonnd guilty and eantenced to two day* n Girls Stale for rerklaa* drlv- Air Force and Marina fig bombers swept low over Ihe and bombed, rocketed and atra _ Red positions near Yonchon, Pyongyang, Kumsong, the Punch­ bowl and the East Coist/ Other Air Force fighter-bombers, with planes from the Marinas. Aus­ tralians and Republic of Korea, hit supply areas behind Ihe front. The Air Force said tha strike rubbled mi troop and aupply bunk­ er*, levelled a gun positions and destroyed ono self-propelled self-propellau gUn, four mortars and one vehicle and 1 on Inflicted at least 23 eaiualllas ned. troops. In Ihe aerial batllea. two tUbra Jets of a Right of the Fourth Fight­ er-Interceptor Wing warn Jumped by alx MtGa over filnuljw and a 2B plane Sabre Right of the Silt Wing tangled with eight MIGs. In the first battle, 14. Robert K. Ronca. Norristown, Pa., dam­ aged a MIG. In Uio second fight, a Canadian exchange pilot. Flight 14. Lawrence E. Hpurr, Middleton, Nnva Scot!*, probably downed a MIG. hi* first. Sporadic ground fighting can­ tered on the rugged Eastern Front where Allied troop* selxed a stra­ tegic hill after a three-day battle and held It In the face of an hour and a half rnunteratUch by North Koreans. , * hTe hill, a few thousand yards from the East Coast, fra after three day* ot Infantry iiiauH. naval bombardment and air strikes. Elsewhere along UM front, tha Eighth Army reported only rou­ tine patrol sklrmiihaa. U. 8. carrier bated plana* Sun­ day again bombed Mnarattng.facilltle* at ihe Kyosin Hydroalretrie Plant. In Eait-CMtral North Korea, one of four big power com­ plexes attacked heavily by U. N. warplanes last month. A Navy announcement laid the Kynsen facilities were being r* paired when Skyraldar* and Cor­ sairs attacked them the second lime. MUNBAN <rt- 8#crat Korean ar­ mistice talks war# recalled todsy *1 Communist request, railing speculation that th* daialoci over prisoner exchange wa* nssrlng a climax. The Red request for, a two day recess was mid* I 44 hours before the truce delegates wars to mat at Panmunjom tor thlr llfh con­ secutive secret laiilon. No reason for tha rMkfg- wa* announced ' The Communist* last alkM far a recess July I attar B s le ^ l to iinminH," r>»«< Pa— n**i contacted on tha matter. uaa or disposal of a 10 acre «plotilist* north tha Camatery and of east of tha ACL Railroad settl b# dlscuaaad. Anothar Item will ba what llcans* tax to lavy on pinball maehlna*. Payment of a 18,000 fa* for tha Jeffrie* city reorganisation ' i s bean under way authorised at since February was i th# Friday nlglrht meeting. This slon every year Instead of evetv two year* were defeated. A hill providing for ass education In , public schools patted both lion— and Bsnat* but was vetoed by the Governor. Another bill would pro. vide for automobile driver* exam­ ination! every two year*. President llob Harris aunounred that • board of director* mealing will bo bald at hla house Thursday night at 7i80 o'clock and said that th* program for Monday, July 20, will be held at the HU* theater when moving pictures of the Rotary convention In Mexico City will ha shown by Kd Blown. 0. M. OFFICIAL KILLED 4 LAPEER, Mich. uw. General Motors Vice President Arnold W. U ni, »4, general manager d G M ’a Pontiac Division, was killed with hla win to a train • car crash Sunday. Their car aklddad too fact Into tha tide of a Michigan Central pas­ senger train at an. unprotected grade rroeelni near hare. .. “ Stamper, aurrey, laid Mav . waa made by W. Agency, a group 1....... ......... ...■ In municipal govarnmanl raorgan. drova a mil# iaatlons. trash occurred. A Oltlsani Advlsorif Oammlttaa, togsther with th* Glty Commls•Ion. Mayor Stamm: Mid; ara reading th# report gdjatot meatInga. Whan tha riiNKiVje oemplated next weak, g1JSm Igtoto* mam wilt ha Issued M^SStof tha itofalla of tha n r r w J r l _ Mayor Btampar wfWgf the reorg*nta**|on etirvap M, An totenlive atudy of the nnMM al fog atnmant •• to efflewwr, aound Iuaa* prtnalolaVi aa pravanUag ai (4« water HIM waa a biasing Inferno. Night Clark David Littlefield, who raced through the building warned sleeping guests, said ho believed the tatlmato of 50 dead was far too high. "I saw one body on th* second jot Jual before l left the bulidg,” ha said. "I am cartaln that at least four people died, but I can't say how many m ore" Fire dnlef E. B. Woodcox said (hare was no way of estimating the death toll The building wax In flames when we got bare,'* he said. "Wa pulled out some people. There ar* probably more In tnerO." Scores of guasta jumped from vlndows, ana other* leaped to a nilMlng seal door. Flrtmeh on the way to tha fire ound (be street swarming with lacing guests, some of them al­ most naked. All hotels hare are crowded to capaeily because of the big boom to military projects. Th* Pioneer was the* city’s second largest ho­ tel, i * *- It was In ruins — aahaa and warped sheet metal—two hours after th* first alarm. Eisenhower ((.'•stipe** rtmm raa* oa«» howar Uld ha agreed to tha move "only because I attach the great­ est importance to hie roelectton to the Bengto.'.’ ■ Tha general laid In g etaUm*»I Sunday night UWt Lodge-who suectufuny directed Elsenhower’# bid for this OOP nomlnatlorv-had liw foftnad hltn ho want*'to devota M 'ne«lae*a r»< edly ottered by IJ employe* must k are tree to wlthfl 20 and soth day It waa learned haa agreed to 0 at least $5 a too Rosa Avenue, Wllklnsburg, Pa., and Interment will b# mad# In Woodlasrn Camatery there. 1 Lawranaa • Paul waa born In BenfoM had lived hare for a num­ ber of years before moving to Pennsylvania with hla mother, Mr*, feaale Kastaer. Ha la alto survived by hla father, Harold Raatner of Shnford and ona broth­ er, Harold Kaatnar. Jr., who Is ■tatinrtad with tha U. 8. Army In Germany. BOY INJURED A two and n half year old Negro boy, (track by an automobile Sat­ urday morning when ho ran onto the Soutbwosi Road, w m takas* to Flfnald-Laughton Memorial Hospital and jraa treated for minor injuries. The boy Is Mtchall llaae, who lira* live* wRh hla grand­ Walla##, ants, Denial parents, Daniel and France* JanCo kina. Lula Cooper, 42, colM tf, var rest was mada. Byrd Is Facing Test In Virginia Tuesday RICHMOND, Va. t * - Virginia Democrats decide Tuesday wheth­ er to give Son. Harry F. Byrd a new aln-yaar Itasa on hla seat In Congren or to nominate aa hla luccessot' an en-Army colonel who once served oa Gen. Elsenhower's staff. The state'i Democratic primary ecllon will climax a tempestuous ice between Byrd and Francis Pickens Miller. ' aa the Some observer* sea II as most serious ctiallenga yet raised to Byrd’s 19-year Senate career. In traditionally Democratic Vir­ ginia, no HepubUcan candidate has hsen named to oppose the winner. The campaign has been' lively during Ihe past three months. Byrd has pointed to his record as a watchdog of the nation’ * treasury. Ha haa promised to con­ tinue flehting for economy If he Is re-elected. Miller, an Intallieenre officer at Elsenhower's .8HAEF headquar­ ters .during World W|? II. has as­ sailed Byrd’s foreign policy and domastlc voting record. Longwood, found shot to death in tha Lake-oMha-Wooda yesterday afternoon, was stated today for Friday at 2i80 p.m., Sheriff P. A. Msro reported. A .82 caliber Remington pistol was found In th* lake today along wKh a cap belonging to Tuppar by boys dlring to assist Sheriff Maro, County Judge Douglas Bteostrom said. The body of th# 77 year old Tapper wt* found wtehad ashore In the lake three-quarters of a mile from th* Orange eounty lino. A note was found (n the Tuppar home by Mrs. Tuppar when ah* returned home Saturday from a homo economies eonfarettc* at tha University of Florin In .Gaines­ ville. According to 8herlff Moro th* note read, ,rf worked for you wnlla 1 w m young, it’a not right for you I )lng to work for me now. Ii m going away." The sheriff added that Tupper was reported by neighbors to hava been In good spirits for Uia last faw daya, having followed event* at tha Republican National Con­ vention cloeely. It was alto re­ ported that Tupper left hie home Friday night about IOiOO In his automobile and returned an hour later from a different dtreetlon. The sheriff also reported that a red brick and a paving brick war* attached to a leather strap wound around tha nack whan tha body was found. Two .82 caliber cartridges ware found In the man's pockets. Services Saturday For Nicholson Baby Funeral services war* held at the graveside in Lake View Ceme­ tery Saturday at 10:80 a. m. for Zab Nicholson, four day old aon of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Nlcholson of Ptsnt City who died Fri­ day at 3:00 p. m. In FernaldLaughton Memorial Hospital. Tha Rev. J. E. McKinley officiated. Surviving In addition to tha par­ ent* ara tha grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Ratliff of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Manker Nlchol ton of Salem, lnd. Rattle Field O f Civil War la Now A Shrine CL Hagarty. Higrrty will sdrve as RUenbower’s proa* secretary. He was Dean ey’a preas man In the 1940 presi­ dential campaign. Other appointment! announced by Elsenhower amounted mainly to assignment of format title* to man who. helped direct tha general's pra-conventlon campaign. They Include Arthur H. Vendee; berg Jr., son of the lata senator from Michigan, ai executive **• listen!; -Ban. Frank CerUon of Kanaaa a* an advisor; and Thomas French ^ventie tha oprratlon of tha business. 0. W. Hpancar, attorney, wai dead and several ware reported missing In an early morning hotel fire that‘ may rtaeh the pi (Jons of a major disaster plate confusion made It Impossible to get any accurate cbeek>Mt the dVd* and' missing. Guests who escaped from the third floor, estimated up to 8* par­ sons might b* burned to death. Nine persona ware In a hospital Two of them were In critical con­ dition. The fire waa In the crowded Pioneer Hotel, where there ware iroximately 250 occupants. approxlm minutes after the fir* s fife u EAST F IR S T STREET P H O N E 78 & JA M E S O U T J A M E S B. OU T Assoc. MIMEOGRAPH P R IN T IN G -T Y P IN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 180 an d 1071 Ream 404 8anf*rd Atlantic National Bank Building -----------WHY LEAVE FLORIDA THIS SUMMER? Coquina Hotel O R M O N D B E A C H . F L O R ID A • Dlreetlf ■■ • At#, "• ■ ■ • i leaneralnre .a ir fas* • • • • • • • Oeeaa hr— *#»—— 1 alaklt IIS m m aa* hatha Planae* eai—taSameat Ceehtall fr— parhla# U s m I heath a*ewhere--— !*. i i m e l M Spl*n4l4 IS hats *hampln**hlp (.11 — ar— ittiirtaa* i— t«i wie* i i i — n .e —I— (lap A <r— ramllr *— *r(— Ir1 * * e if, l*(*rm «l • — Dartaaa Meath atse INEXPENSIVE ADULTS / RATES (in clu d in g th roe m ea ls) C H IL D R E N tusoBsh is [2 5 ^ ____ a s l o w a s — w $ A Rates without maals It dealrad. ..................W e n ry 1 noeit8 s u r MOg HHM OMSSUNII MRArn, PLOM1DA 25 8 w, f# ion wlah to thank the Burton funeral director* for thalr apiandid aarvlea*) also thank aach } » W ' a . TALLAHASSEE (Snerth!) frldnd for flowara, talsgrams, and Wh*r* rifle* harked snd eStmona sympathy cards. toarrd, on Fab, 20, 1180 at OlosW iy ftre r 2 Door Sedan tea Battlefield, this# mllao east of OlnxU*: visitor* now walk and rienddlu't)>0» l e deeds of an hla-to'.ymteryear. Ripley F. HullMi. Delivers in Sanford* »**|>**nt *reH»#ol«el*t of *h# Florid"' Board or Fhrka and His­ , s«rv lo — wilt toric Memorials, announced her*. theul — ndtms m am m u tt b* A st"**!*! u«e permit from tho No C ollection . tt. R. Forest Service enables the Florida Perk Service to Incraaaa effectlvens"* of Gllistee Kettle, O. I). FARRELL'S field Monument, located on U. 8. Hlghwav No. 00 K«twaen Jacksopvlte and Laka City. Bullen nolntfd out that here 24 M on th s T o P a y wm fought th* moet Important battle In Florida during the War Retwean th# S»a»*a with P4A Con­ federate and lJMt Federal losses, tasa tho-a wounded eoldlara who F E A T U R IN G T H E V E R Y recoverod. Northwest of the monument BEAT B it E to t F irs t Street P h o n t 1011 area, Rullen Mid, paths have cut through nine wood* 810 BART FIRST BTRBKT along eopeatng battle] Ines at the oeak of tha egfkggmant Just be­ fore the Federal fortsa were forc­ ed to withdraw, ending thalr attampt to aenarats Florida from A flood example of thi growing Industrialization and economic progros* of tho reel of tho. Confederacy. *• Tha marker* show approximate the South li thii new Du^otlt iyiHhdlftc fiber pUnt at CAmdon. SdUth Carolina. location* of different - regimental special markers Indl of tha 0th Flor The 1952 Dodge ns?ro" Arcade Package Store $2271. SEMINOLE COtlKTY MOTORS •ntiata and Fra • strike an hour. Consamt •trike haa d omy to .tha e td l|IX |B t �r r '-T T T ^ T a J r W T jv u v tv •• • . 1 >,: a •>' iWf i . i•tSf I f Y O U DON T «• $<• H a n fo r d (•Mb'* ycur UsaJcrd Htrild, C:»i ^•UTerj.b) 7:00 P. M., plessecau YELLOW CAB l i l t • .fULUMB XXXXIII Klan Leader Reveals New v State Setup Hendrix Says New Or­ ganization Set To Bear A n n s T o Up­ h o l d Constitution TAIXAIIASSKK ■* — A Florida Ku Klux Klait leader today an nounc-d establishment uf a new ^rganlialion r/ady to hear arm a ™ necessary to "uphold our con •titull.mil rights"—and declared u Supreme Court ban on teKrcguti.iu would he considered a viulatTon ol rights. BIU Hendrix, who got 11,203 votes In the Democratic prtmaiy loi gov rrnor two inonlht* ago, suid the derision was nude at u reorganiia lion meeting of thu Soulhern Knights ol ill** Ku Klux KUii In Oilaiido Iasi week end. f "H In October the U. S S ipreme ourt outlaws segregation, all member. wdl lake this as a vlo latlon of our constitutional rights," Hendrix said In a signed statement mailed to news services here Hendrix, who has railed himself Florida grand dragon for Ihe Southern Knights ol Ihe Klan lor several years, hut announced he was resitting to run (nr governor, signed iln> statement today only ai “ director ol pub. and org " ■ lie said the meeting udopted a resolution "In orgunlru all null Communist nrguidrutions under one leadership and one program The name nicked (or this organl ration Is 'The American Conleder ale Army."' Hendrix continued; 'T en thousand colonel's commit stons were ordered printed The membership shall l>e limited to white Christians and all orgautru linns now operating will he Issued a charter 9 "11 hecrssa.y this orpnuliatlon will hear amis to uplinhl our con slltutlouul rights "There were fit organi/allim-, represenlcd at this meeting and member, from .11 slates "A public speaking tour will bo started In the South In Ihe near (luniiuHtU Ua !•««• (itI Contracts Arc Let ■By State Cabinet T or ArcadltrWnrds TALI-AIIASSKK ' * - Cuntraels (or construction o( two ward huild ings and rigid duplex anartuicnls xl the Smdhern Hr.inch of the Klor Ida Stale llnspllul at Arcadia to day were a,:anted by the Cahinet on low bids totaling $349,953 Busier Noldev Conslructloo Co.. •Tampa, was awarded Ihe coulrad A i build Ihe two ward buddings on a hid of 1149.340. Polk Con itruction Co , laikclaiid. won the rontracl In Indld the duplex aparl ments, which will house hospital stall members, on a bid o( $106. 307. The 1911 Legislature approprl •led $370,800 (or the work und asked that 10 duplex apartments be bulll. Director Waller Keyes of the Im movement Commission sdvUed the C a b in e t It was necessary to cllmt nale two of Ihe duplex apartments and garages ami use concrete blocks Instead o( bricks in the construction tn keep the cost within ihe appropriation. ' In another action, thu Cabinet released tlS itoo previously pledged from the 105153 deficiency fund lo Ihe Stale Beverage Department lo meet urgent needs. The Cahinet revlously had given tha Beverage 'apartment $ia.u» from deflcienr funds. Director John ll. Montgomery told the, Cabinet (he $15,000 would permit Ihe n«vers«a Dsparlm.nl to pav all Its hills. "We've been practicing rigid economy and f will not be back again." he said. The Cabinet also authorised the State Board of Administration to liouldale $3lo.ooo of tha bond* || h e itr !n the shiklng fund account »hf Lower Tampa Bay Bridge VTha bonds must be sold to moat tlw W00.4S7 inlcraw Myrnaat" m tb# bond I due Sept. 1, A tt.700,000 linking fipuf « u Mt up In mart »bn lni#r“ until tha bridge, tin ■nrt Manatee Count—,, ... „w,„ imttea, |i completail and toll revemiaa am avail abla. J W B ; J Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack No Millar bow far •••$ fr«M boMa 1on May ga on ywvacatlon you ran raodlty qtik up on iba Homo town nawa by dlag Ika Baafoni HaraM wbaa yau ratum. Tan raa«a with r»w fairtar fhroagb Clarita ktlaw Mtaarar. T&SU *■ fy * ws , AN EatablUhcd jjlgfr,,. IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SA N FfiK D , Mrs. Nancy Brock Reports On Work Of Pilot International Convention FLO R ID A IH E Ite r a lfo ( leu III paid: 1luiivi) Uil T.r.fl Urdneiiliy exetj i l:r .'olat**a <!• i-riiidn xiimV*,f v lull (tl di4il |..irlu.n<i llllll XIi .iiv'i iiit.'ii»i»t*r j* Hire NEW SPAPER T V E S b rtV ,'" JL i.Y Step C lf.iis Way For « -■.1 0, Tha City Commlxalon laa< nigh*, made a number of app.dni menla tu fill vacancies on City hoarda and created a new Tiaific Safety Committee. Mayor Stempar recomm -ndc.l (lull the fullnwiug lie tskc.l In serve an Die new safety cuuiiuillee: Marion llarmau, John Willlaiun. Hubei l Held, Huheil Kurus, William Hunt, William Bush anil James Singletary. Cominlailonar Andrew Canaway protested against • recommaiiiUtlun by Mayor Stamper, Ibat the reappointment of Harry Iwe, chairman of the Civil Service hour.I be reconal.lere.l, 't he Mayor'* auggestion was put in ihe form of • motion and car­ ried over Ihe dissenting vote ul Mr. Carraway. Cunimlailuuer John Ivey waa absent. Mayor Sieni|u-i wa* not present at the meotlng In June when 5lr. Leu, whu has served on Ihe Civil Service Board since It was formed in 1914, was leappolnted (or another lw» year term. Tbe other members of the Board arc Hugh Wlirlchi-I and I.. F Hoyle. 'Itie Utter this morning rxpiesitd surptlse at the action of tha Commission and pointed out that Mr. Lae had been a very faithful member uf the board, serving without compensation m m attending practically every meet­ ing. Mr. Lao praalded at tna meet­ ing last Thursday night. On recommendation of Mi Stempar, W. K. Klrchhoff Jr., was appointed a member of the San­ ford Housing Authority lo suc­ ceed W. V. (Jilting, whose term lias expired. Tha resignation of J. L. Ingh-y created a vacancy on the Zoning Board of Adjuetinent and I'lamdng Hoard. J. Uralley Odhatn was ap­ pointed to fill tnla position. Formation of another committea, an InduatrUl Procurement Committee, waa dlacuaatfci and taken under advlaamant following l t . s i l s s . 4 On f s s . Slat 1.. .1 ibe present. Fmyli-r said HiiaiT-ncy ha* surveyed Ihe -.tucks mi hand ami decided which dents rim usable tor detense As a resull i.f tills Miitey Fowler yilil NI'A now is rvlvsiiiig the IV|)i'' ol sli-el winch "otiiiiiarily . ale iml leipmed Im defemr pin .llli-tli.il " "I'niisi-ipmiiHy the acti.ui will ool >11vi-tt teel In.m Hie nation's leaimami-nt p in ip a m ” In- said I'.i.y Ii I 1..111 li-pul lei lie I'uulil ..ol al ll..* imm.e.d piny nil- .on tlglui- «>'i pe I liuty mm il - 1, el I* iMilltia(W»l **M I'll 4 a I until »■' ean gn . 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M i d • vs l.i .-n getting him ml.. . ..oluniul Iml .( I, , , , i m * mi i .* . w fll, N M waii-r lu llrilam i m il ». i *i.l$*nl u» I!•*• i I • .Mi “ I In- eslahhit.ini ul uf a.u-li f I ii » I It I . flu* | I ' I :• Iribunal," Cbur.lull rcpln-.l, ,| . \ V • ! » • '* I"• I I X|*I(*IHI III "would in Hie opinion ..I Iln- gov tttil ful 11it*I All ■ a favorable tayorat.ii- tune tor war ha- t.dplanrt. and mir bases along with einmi-ul Invrxl llo- activities ul Id.IM U ill III* r come, he will then use Soviet ul. We don't l. "•» In ask anyone's Ho- Hcaii id i an.ri Inn v w ill, mi III I I I . • I Ml -1 troop* " permission to it-l tip a liase Our iniport.’hiit- iIn-v do uni di-M-rv.. " I *»\l ll I MU I «M I l l s ‘The Ideu of wur Is rotnpU-lely carrirri- are our liases, wherever l i l t - b i g g i - s t l l p i m i l III ll I l l t - I I MI I . rspugnaut tu Hie Russian pen they ean go on lil'ie water " S\|.l M oni \ ritiivirl uproars was r;ii-..-.t bv Hn> .b-isn pie,'" he Haiti, • hut added: In Tokyo Fcchlnlrr will confer lust week wh.-u I..' iHurned from ‘ •1*11*01' . V. I III -I I . Ill* »* I’ VXIT |>l|M* f believe that Bitsslaus would *m, o ,.„ Mnrk Clnrk. United Na '■ vl-.ll Iii Iti-d China .mil Mippnili-d Mnii.i.ix in .1 .1.10111? t.ul I*ilil«* «•*. fight If they wore convinced Ihul |llinl Dml U. 8. Far Ka-t com Comiuiinlst cliargi-H Dial IJiuU-il 0*.11eg* .t 11 •* f $1|*l ( l l l l l l lltl* ( l f ( ' H < l l l they were again defending their lliandrr. In Korea he will visit Slates and Hie I'nlli-d Nations Mlnfi* 1'i iM i t .i III vx i .’0 v«*.$r ..III II iiuI.I Allen homeland. And berauie Ihe So (;e„. James A. Van Fleet. Flghlh forces arc using gi-rui warfare In llav* vlet* have the greale.l propa irmv rninmander, and Inspect the the Far Fast Niiufl'.i .mix nf l i uil.hii (Im gamla apparatus known to man p s First Marine DivliJon and A group of American Pmloslanl , , , , , , It Ix highly conceivable that they seventh Fleel .... . '• ' '"'"Iv e d in rli-rgviuen uirivc.l in Kngland In could be lo convinced." Ills lour will lurliule Formosa, day and announc.l tlo-y Imd sunt Iln- all.-in..I Iii- (-.til. Hint lie w a-Volcltan.kv told the new* con tinng Kong amt the Phllltiplne* a uiusxsgo tu uuccn Kliialiutb -Illi-k in Iln- mriuw i.ipe live led ference that one deterrent lo Ihe [be Formosa Philippine. Defense urging tliut suiiiuUimg lu* dom- ilildci griiiin.l bruiiet.l i-u.irds to Hir prihiiu yard tiisul.nli- wliieli Hi.', Sovlels' .tirtlng a shooting war Area Is a prime responsibility of ahmil the dean Iw.i run.id-, bad hoped Was Hie "Is the fact that revolution within Dm Navy. Dr Carl Mclnttru, New York.',,., , ,, the W. R. 8. K. would be poulbie _________________ ___ president of Hid lol.-msllnnal ('nun *'v 11 -ilnni under war rondltlom." xis»sit/L»i. Q .ftA P d i of Christian Chorclius, said lie "Today, revolution Is unthlnk- ■• 'c r V I t t 0.11x1 t r , i l l . CAI.IDVI I I. HL.XSTH * D.NGKF.SS sent a tslegrumto the Dueeu tell WASHINGTON -P Millard ■hie because of the entanglement, T o i t l f i r m w P ftP 'I 'lllH I P r Ing her that the "pro-Communist Cnldyvell aid M.in.lay civil defeiise of controls exerclied over the pen [ , u , , , , , r r u w r i i r 1 propaganda nf Ur llewlelt John fiimli voted "by i ihockod uml pie. In wirtlme, a disturbed and Msinortal services will be con­ son is hurting Ihe i-aum of ChriMl armo.ed Cuiigress" after liomlis resentful oeople would lie able tn apllv and freedom " liberate themnelvex upon receiv­ ducted st Brlsson Funeral HotmDr Johnson said Iasi week tie fall would lie useli-M. lie liitlerly at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow fur Hvling arnix." had compiled eviylem-e r.f Arnorl crlliclml lawmaker-, fur not pro "The Soviet government Is afraid vcjtsr I" Tupper, 7(1 year old esn germ warfare in the Far Hast viillng inoncv now Tin. r.lnlemenl liy Hie civil denf the people." Vnlchan.ky said l.oligwood -s.ldsnt, whose body XVtiat he disclosed ul a nows con "Spies from the party cannot stop was roUra In the Lake-of-the ference—a 13-vard scroll signed by feme mlininisirntur was another of a series of ids hlasls -.1 Congress the dtxxatixfxcUon among tho pen Woods Monday. Bom Aug. 14, 1875 In Plymouth, Chinese church |e»der» and a storv for voting milv H million dollars pie. Soviet leader* lodav do not about Chinese children picking up concern Ihemielves with the theory Wise,, hir. Tuppsr owned citrus germ* with chopslleks-drew rldi for ii civil defense nrogrutn for and practice of claislc Commu- groves near Cnuluota for a num­ rule and hnrselauglis in Hie British fiscal 1033. A total id 80U million ber of years. Since his retirement had been requested. nl»m. cress and brought demands in Par "The fsl*« lures nf achieving he had hssn making his home In llament (hat ha tie removed frum MASONS XIMKT better conditions for humanity Longwood. Surviving are the widow, Airs, office A regular communication of through Communism ere "motored J. A Longford H«|( n ConservsMaud Tupper, Longwoodi two now only tn est c-mpithlierx |n •lv« who had aske-l for the estah- Sanford Lode- No. r.2 will be held inrfiitn countries—the starry-eyed hrothsrs, J. M. Tupper of Dysalt. 'Ixhment of the tribunal In Inquire nt Mn«mdc Unit at 8 00 o'clock to­ Idealists, the miserable and on- Is. and Dr. George W. Tuppsr of into the dean’s conduct, said (hat night. Tin- Filtered Apnrentire de­ weared and the mlsaalded d»»nas. Philadelphia. Pa. The Rev. A. 0. no one wanted to Prevent Dr. gree \0ill be conferred. Worship­ The Buaetan neople have bad Com­ Mclnnts will conduct the fun­ Johnson from exnre««lnp his vlew-x ful Master J. Vidal Jones has munism for 33 year*-and they o n eral sendee and burial will taka ai a private Individual hut tba Invited alt Master Mason* to at­ plaee at a later dale. tboroutfOy fed up with It." tend. tC oaU aasa Oa I** 4 1 Six) * ' : r -4 mMw Is K v a - Wlifii . . . . Kt l mill ii. 'r i f e - S u lliv a n s iv c It. SI ItN ll M I.I y\t> •I I I It l l i i l . . .'.I \it H ' - l ' • Mi l ' .1 ill I M. I l l . 1 ri.« I ll I III. .i • 11 *t 11 .*' I i * i .1 I I lillllll S .1 I .Villi iin M Focldeler, chief .at nl upi-raHuns, says ilm II Natt "now is lurgue no.mil In lake uleu'.di'd lis t s G .id •I I* I’nmu M11listri S.iv • Stand It. 1’ tiv.e ( ) ! nil S | I'Met*(loni Ol S| i t ' d 111., lie ..ew'ore loky.i and Korea Asked if Ihe Navy coold cope t IHi new Iroilhle arooiid Hie I'a Ifit- tor imit.-tuce In Southeast Ida Feetileler replied "We are tin-pared In go there lie -aid Ho- Navy plans no slolt i.f tedeploymerit of its Itili-c log . arriers from the AHaidn- to the I'aritic "under |>resenl wmhl con .nitons " Asked it Ibe Navy hud let air craft types which could match Hie Mr Force mass (light id v.t Jet lighters now crossing Hie Pacific. die nasal member ol Hie Joinl A hard of tugboat* scooted about lor Ids objectives," said Vnlchan . hlcli ol Staff raid her, and ha,-bor ferry bout* looted r.ky " If he decides, however, dial "WHh mu carriers we lake mir lusty greetings ns Ihe ship passed County Judge Douglas Ktanstrom sounded tha docket on 146 rasas this morning at the open­ ing of tha July term of County Court, Casas ware praaentad by County' Prosecuting Attorney George A. Spacr. A total of 26 persona pleaded not guilty to charges. These will be tat for trial at 8:00 o'clock Thursday afternoon. It was an­ nounced by Judge Stenatrom. Bonds estreated today totalled 83. Three cases ware nolle proas•d, and 110 ware carried over to tha next term of court. In l'i>>I*(ill).*. AIoihI Inning tin pi-rtml bclivcco llir hum Ho- i-ud.argu was i in |m» i-«1 Admiral I'VrhirliT Inlelli^ont Sovicl S:ivs Navy Sri For Dosertor Supplies Calnilatnl Risks Interesiinp; Dal a I T l l t l . IIA It IK HI i.V Adm Sanford Camera Club Meets Tomorrow Docket Is Sounded Mora Interacting Information For County Court concaralnt tha. us. of fUtara on camaru In ordar to aacura strik­ ing affsats will ba presented to mamkara o f tba Sanford Camera Club a* Uu meeting tomorrow night at 7:80 o’clock at the City Hall, 8. P. Bergere, club advisor, announced today. A. J. tjreer, chairman of the I conical, reported tohad ntelvad vary few frsua mambara In tha "A Day at tba that aubmluione tho contest closes re alls' ___ , whlgb donated by ' llui'. In pnminle imilerstundlug be tween Hie two peoples " 'Ihe relaliulnrv aclliin piublblta 1Hie embassy hum publlslilug und m ibis counlrv tba America’s New Queen Idistrihiitiui’ j " I 1 K S II Inlm mallon llullrlin" Of Sens Wins M yth­ and jnv nlher llmslau pampbletsi 'I be Hnvlel Ifitm iliullun llnlb-tIn ical "Blue Ribbon” I* a slick puper F.nglltb lunguagr mngnilue'whli'li imrpoils to Iril n| NI.W YOHK tP—The superliner llle In Hie Soviet I'uinii tl I* -nine Undid stale*, new queen III the limes Illiisii olid and lealnrr pic se.ia, vnme home today Iii * roar lines of llusslan workers Ibis I'meruun-nl Hie ami.niuce Ini' reception with another |i-«<-l meid *m.l m il c n s l.le r i. ump in her crown Droning plane* loomed im-rhcad imn ul '\ m e iik a " w’lie n i'i.i Iiu and ve**els in the harlioi -nil op ■in is "willing lo grant lb. m ip i U Ihooderou-. I'huriH of well online /me Ibe .nine lli-i-ilnm n( pidilu'.. Whistles as Ihe big *lu|i dm-kvil hmi ill-trilmliosi and side nhi.t. at the end ul tier double spec.l 'ins lieeu ui'riiiile.l Snvii-I p.d.lo . II aHlllm*.l till 1**4mr S l.l eompiest of Hie AI la tit ivln in at in.* annals, II was a Intorle humacomlng Twice, on lo-i maiden vnyage. the sleek. 53 ixm ton liner had tar oustripped past ocean crosslnn records, both east hound and we*ttgiund As Ihe new record holder lied up al her Hudson Hlvcr pier ul 8:13 a m. F.ST, sho was given a IIONN, liftm a n ) l.t*— A busily noisy demonsliatloii of miinagtllusslan, described In Ihat echoed up und down Ihe water balled A inerlinn nfticial* a* the "nm-i front and across Ihe big harbor Firehouls spewed sunlit arelii--- knowledgi able" civilian de rite. In ibe West in recenl years told of water. Band* blared on deck u new* conference ludav In- dmand ashore. Passengers lammed nut believe there will he am ma the drt-ki, waving and shouting In setting Ihe new east west rev |ur war fur several years But if "International dissension* nrd, the trim, black hulled Hulled Stale* had covered lint 'kuoo miles between Ibe Western nallnns ever III three days. 13 hour* and 13 tu-mine serious enough lo give Hu minute*—nine hours and 38 min Soviets the advnntage." tie wallied Stalin would not liestlulu lo ibiuw utos qulrker than etar before In- troops lulu war A pii-sslug lliiung of more than I lie mi-udaii I* 33 year uld Lu 1,00(1 people, eager lor a glimpse of the new ship's triumphant re Minv Volrhansky, an engineer win. turn, lammed Ihe vicinity of Ihe worked (or six months In Fast Germ any as the ulflrlal Knvlei J8ln Street pier lepie-entallve at a lactory In-lore Alter laying al anchor overnight In tho outer hailmr, Ihe new ship he escaped to the West witti Ihr aid ol frlcndlv Germ in- lie i.i began her leisurely glide Into port applied (or |Milltlcal asylum about dawn. "Stalin desires others lo light tho Statue uf Liberty and rounded tha Battery, Manhattan's soulhern tip. Ttw end of Ihe liner's recordsmashing 3 way race came Mon­ day. Tha liner steamed across tho westward finish line, at Ambrose Lightship just outside tha harbor, at 8:80 p. m. Nina houra and 38 minute* were clipped from the previous west­ ward record bald bv tha Urltlah Cunard liner Queen Mary for the IVs s IIs m S On rage aisl ::il RedVrSgKefauver’s Campaign Boss of Pam phletsAsserts Other Candidates Are “Ganging Up” To Beat His Man Navy Plane’s Speed, Twice That Of Steel Is Freed Sound, Gets Official Verification For Civilian Use By Government ■i. New Traffic Safety Committee I h Also Created At MeetitiK .m i /XssociiHcil P r e s s l.i'iiscil 'Wirt1 15, 1932 Mrs. Nancy Brock, president of Coinmerce, was popolkrly received. the Sanford I'llot Club and |>aat .Minnii was diosei, as tbr li'53 president of Ilia Sominole County N.K A. cunw.itloll site, slate.| Ml*. Teacher* Club, relumed tlun.lny Bruch. from Mavkiiiac Island, Midi, where Mis. .1. C. Mitchell accompanied she attended the thirty-first Inter­ Mrs H,•uck tu l.uth conventions and State Department O M national convention of Pilot Clubs stopped over at Caesar's Head, S and the National K.lurnti.m Asso­ C. vnroute nine to ntten.l n lint. tiers Step In Retal­ ciation convention in Detroit, Ily teunlim. iation For Russian nerving a* delegate to txilh con Mrs, llr.nk leportr.l that Mack­ ventlons. Action Against U.S. inac Island is a hcuutilul place. lich-gate* numh-iring 0.17 were "Its entrancing beauty, lowering! in attendance at Mai kina.- Isluu.l elevation and rock formations liiiaci WASHINGTON >,h Hu- State from -ix countries Including the made it a famous summer resort. I Ib-partnii-nl I inlay ordered the United .State*, Canada, England, A little world of Its ..wo, ll eon- llusslan embassy lo .ptil publish Franca, Japan and Bermuda. tains -miietblng of the id.I and big unit dixtrilmling puuipldets lu Mr*. Brock reported that I>l» something of the new and blessed Hie United Stales trlcl Four which comprise* the Ml with a native charm that lias an A department *-1 .(^-1111-111 an­ dubs in Florida, took six top ■ nouncing lids *aid the V S was itfi|trnl." awards at the convention for I ?*•** for Ilit* KMlot t on -ii-.pending pulillcaljnii of u Bus achievement, including the ills wiiMoli \*H* t lie flllllt.il* ( aI ttHal *l.in language inagarlne c died linclloii of l,eln<r ihe largest >lls"Alllfllka " wInch il Imd been dll Ifolt I fill aiii9<ffllvUll|f in orl lintel trlet in Pilot International; n il •i'll ill** witrM'v luf frr •| miiiiiii* r Blinding in llu'-si.i •houdne tl.e "rcateet Increase in II -aid Ihe twin sell,>us were S m a ll IM itn is T u lit*?«*| \ mval ivelcoiii# nvi bIf k I taken lieiMO-v Hu- ltd tail* were I tueinher-ldn. The Jacksonville Clui•lit ilt livkli'v Hi Ilie Mil vilvet n|i*lilo llng d t-li(I•>itii >ii •if " Viuer ! ( ' o m i m . . O p e l . it i o n was e|io»en as Ihe “ Club of the •iii ' el••( . IllrMU*e tn fl.c thiiiuui ika" oi Ihe Sot let I niuii Year". III ti.-lliiig the " t u n ilka pin | lVAMHNt.il>' v* to i in.in* Mr* Mildred Hover of Oklahoma I.lilal r.MlAlllllUUotl vvm |»V frill was elected or-*i|d*-1. of Pdot III inw 1 1 mi cNirl*pe or htcxvlr for ei I i l.t* depart m u,l gave up --per inord at chert.mg iln .piuad ut tin- gineinmeut tern*tion*l *t the clo«e of the con o i bi>( in..Ink* Me nnmirte.l nit atlun* on Hu- l i - l i e iii ,i i •i in.. wedge lu.tmtrinl nth mi Ih* ••Niul, «ai*| Mr* Hriv’l iiiln Hie Iron iT u l.iln today freed Im civilian me all veiiHnn- Mrs CSith M.-Hrl le C*ni "When VV»' SY»t • not h«i«l' V» I»ll A -pnkeMiiaii -aid Hu- slick - l i d ii.d nrcdi-t. In tin- inilitary eron <■( ('-xlne<vll|e Fla. was ele.-t Milioii", i •'iii •$I.e,| Mr l-Spi-l III iga/ior u u -,i p .p.il ir tn I'roduclioii i liii-l Henry Ii Fn.y e.| •econd.dee oresldenl; and Mri. , »h#> i o|i|iui tnfOtin Ilit- ‘ui» lei (Inion lliil new islan d s I. i .aid lliv a. him •I.'ats Ilia way Genie I . Dodd of HI Ao-eiistilie Hr*'**! "llu*r»» w*s rhnseii *s one of the ilneclor* fm $r*i %xit ion iii the %*lmniin»f Mild mil all copies •>itiilli a few I. . small and lut'dinm swi-.l m mu allei Hle» went oil sale la. Iiiii is tu keep producing such Until, |P|l|t'l*i| *'HHl**lH Hit I IMBl.li'tl liniil of r>,|(,t inlet national Mr*. Brock reported that the ku.ki'NiieA fii'i rlttokliw ih** *’l.*wi wlii-ii-vi'i Hu- llii 'lan g o iiln llie u t V.n.ili as yiasluog niiiclilnc-i ya.-n ■in clvaiii-l's, iiii-Ial tuiiuh.il- and N.F.A e.-n-entlnn In Detroit wu» Mot* outer of Mo* St mil of Mil’ s did not inli-rfere Si'i’iiiid band ciipn-s were Mime lino-i-l.uld nppliiim vs t*ie well * 1 tee fieri w-ith delegate* re|. Ill'll* \ inilile.l lour l«» ••!»•* Ml-l-l slin ks ui'i-di'd till tlu- di­ *«iir\ev* ffiiuoii*! iii M»'*t iiii»«* I * I ii i i i -s sold on itn- black market resr>ni(ii( frniM *|| the St*t*s, How .il many lim es tin- •■ripinal price ll IIM- i-lliirt hnwi-yi-r ri-miim *ub 'll no • Puerto Pirn The large 1mi «| N'M.ttl mu." 1 . wh'« tliomutrlllv ul in rubles H i I In Hii - i iut.nl gu ImpuM-d nil deleiestlo- from Florida received Pllii \ *•I l»* ill** il*'l*»iYIII••*■ Mill I In- suspi-usliiii ai-lnni wa* I,iki'ii. Ik.' M l nl tin- sh'i'l strike lll.lt con-Id'-rable comment on th° head **lriklnirl* iM*u i *n»**'I tIm» liHnrv, Ihr di purlnu-id snnl Iii -c ;u i *i > uf livcan .1mu I misrter* room which featured hni*i»i **iial loo |iil itIit y iii*' tli»* ohm "pni| ii-s in- ii- s li ii linn" bv Hus t iiwlcr s.ti.1 m aiinoiini-uig tinFieri.l.-i e-eties and memcnloes IHIt** Hml lot VI' IIIH'I** M**tl lllHi* sian ii-lburitli-s .ig.iinsi "Am erl- j . lion Hint n »ill "lii-lp xvi-rl Mime hhnil f'*l| * »t»« H * v 'I t'DN'Hlflll VI from all ll— dlfferer* sections of ki ,i Iu* ishtv illiisii ;ilvd uiiuiHily sti.ililnw us in Iiu- iiailnu's i i i .imi tii- *»*tg. Heinlmde Countv'* con I M' 'Dll I all.I". *lie l1#» l»r* .1 plilli-lued alter I dr m igaim e t .- hiring plaids and tuiuiml/i- h.r I • • $ If* •e'»|»ll f»l|» ^ll Hloi’l* trthotiotl of hop«e.||is.|e pel.«rv re In i nule addlessed in Hie Hill n .i t om-iupbi) mi-ut »i*U*ii »v»|l* lier *t*n, \l * » * »• » i i |ls||, made hv the Pilot Club and sian I nri-lgu lllln r (In* State De i in- strike lias idled i .hi isni given h-- the Tcaeher* Club and »*iM»ii-*»tor •*! t thin MumiNfirSa parlmt-nl asserted Mi-elwotkt-rs and nvnrls a mllliuli the Seminole Countv Chamber of fiftr \|n*i«*irnn Ml*'l». "As a lesilll ul lln« nlisIrucHoil. uitirr wtukers hi illii-d m.lustru-s I Hu* number nl I'dpii*■ nidi'll can I hi- Natinn.il ITudiiCliun Aulhori lie pii'seliled In u-.i-'b I In- Soviet ly wIncli I*.... 11 - 1 hi-adi cliilnped public bus bi'ciiim- so .mall a* an i ii.l.arcn .... si.-i-l shipments In mil In Im lily Ibis i ll.n l uf the ill in null.ichii.Ts al tin* -hill nl gnvi'iuini-ni ol Hie i'm ii'.l States l'-<- slriki- III a llliiyi- III nil'll aidi-1 in mpply Sm tel lenders wlh a ill tin- sl.-i-l In'.-ill-.I In pill- lie tilltrm- incline ..1 Am erican life and n il lu hull'll Appointments To Noisy Reception City Boards Made i Given U.S. Liner By Commission Setting Records XVE A 1H E K ■—— . � 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 11, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 11, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/072e22535a27e71438d1cd42ed0c2c46.pdf 921a384472a3025389dda5b419f7e49f PDF Text Text e ■■UMflHKMHM g g H H J H H M Pfl Page 6 Wed. Jely V, 1933 T IT K SANFORD IIK K A L D Will Peeple Has Figured It Out: It’s Either Taft Or Eisenhower (Editor'* note: Wilbur Feeble, the average Amerlran, I* gel(lag clove to the key problem ol the Rcpubllt-an conventton, ax he toll* himself In this letter to hi* brave wife at home, Yreltl* Mae:) the Republican, to resume notional res| niMlhlltty after 2(t years, no mutter whntt he price may lie. Ihe ixld thing ahold the GO!* ■piurrcl to pick Us lop political evangelist is die raucous laughter iti s stirring among local Demo­ crats. (Inc of them said: “ You think the average man Is excited about coiruplloii? When did a fellow ever vote against the butler nn his bread?" I reported this remark to a lie publican delegate and lie looked depressed. “ We are going to face that head Oil* he said "Thut Is Tati Is or Elsenhower Is. We ure going to provide morality and butler both, I'm Mire- I hop*'" Well, dear, goodbye for now from Your loving husband. Wilbur I*. ,S. Please send more money It cosla tu cents to ip-t n shirt laundered litre. Hy IIAI. H()YI.»: CHICAGO Well, honey, you can <|ult worrying about who Is going to be the Republican candldate fur President. I've got it all figured out it's going to bo Ta ll— or Elsenhower I can tell you— nml It Is no secret at that— the delegate* nro lelteved to have that problem out ol le way. Up until now they hud been worrying about It hike the rest of the country. It 1* n relief to have it solved. All that Is left now I* to pick a vice presidential candidate and a platform the party can stand on without n guilty conscience. Of course, dear, there ore some cyn les who say you can't take uny political platform seriously. Their standard gag Is: "A platform Is just something I t'u M il n i ir d r , him 1‘n r c t l n r t a fellow stands on until he catches Hi ('rcdcullnlx t'omiulttec vote to the train that will take him away moke It T.i 22 lo something finer." Willi the Uiuisiuua decision, the Ho far as I can figure lie lie Commuter, working in puhllran platform Is against Item Credentials downtown Congres: Hotel, took ot relic corruption. It Is for nn lion the Ihe 38 disputed Texas seats. ait dollar, food four times a day, upThe 70 member California dele­ a hupny life for everybody, and voted .V/ to H to support the work for ull If a fellow can't fit; gation ure a better way to o*ru u living pro Elsenhower position on the con It li also In favor nf big crop* lor test over die Georgia delegation The ncllon at an open caucus Ihe farmer and a man murrylmt the girl of his choice, though not came a, the first possible Indira at the price ol dlvorco or Ion much lion of the leaning < of llie litg Iiloilovvurd Gen Dwight D Elsenhower had wenlher in the cities. The platform Is also for labor— in the event that Its pledged choice, but It doesn't go too far Into the Cm Curl Warren, drops mil of question of who Is going lo have tin- miming for tim presidential lo perform It. Naturally, a plat nomination form can't ho loo definite In times However. Ken William K. Know like these. land, the delegation ehoinitan, The delegates have Imert cnnsld urged reporters not to ion-,true Un­ erahly cheered by the appeals by vote on a political basis lie said the iv.ne was being decided on Urn. MneArllmr and former I're Irtent Hoover for a moral revival the fai ts nod had tin connection They feel thnl Ihe Itrpuhllrum are with file halite over i untested del 4 sounre behind this crying need, egates between Elsenhower and and are cheerfully awaiting the Til It. Hot in Ihe New Jersey delegation moment when Huh Taft and Ike Elsenhower toss coins lo sec which there was ,m ilulli alion of die po> will lend lids great crusade against ■|b|e clfui I of da- ‘I ,dt laiulniuiiii ttdrciiched corruption. move. I would say that the most heart Three Elsenhower Mipporlcr.x ail entng thing thnl Ims conic nut ol noumeil Hu y Will vote fur the l ie ( 111* great decision to attack sin denied. Coiuinilii o report "unlcs-i IS Ihe all around agreement among a real fraud has been pci pc Republican* lice Rial II h a nee Iriili-il." •nary move. Rut as to the lead The delegate-, are Robert A •rihlp- neither Tuft nor Klsenhow Crane, pidill-hri of the EliXubclli cr seems lo want to loss I he coin Journal, Kiel,- Hen. David Young until he can cry “ heads" and win and Warren Weirder, Camden. either way it land*. They ore both IIv the maneuver on l.oiilsluna, dedicated men, and ncllhcr wunh Taft forces evidently Imped ( I ) to la gamble. put the in wives ill Iho favored po The only other problem now lelt sit ion of Mippordug llu- trailllUimdIn the Republican convention Is ly unlimkiu ueceptunce hy HOP who li going lo lie vice president. conventions of Credentials Commit , Well, Trellis Mae, believe 11 or lee-.' reports mid CD lo tomdi-r not that I* the KM nimsllon - nn "sleiiinrnller" charge* inmle by people used In say In lim old day . the Elsenhower faction before leluvlalon started paying Taft's loaders apparently ton lft.000 for an average qulx show i lulled that yielding uf a handful answer. Them ure ut least t:> pel of Southern ili-legales to Eisenlimv itlclan* who want In he vice presi­ nr would strengthen llu-ir position dent, and the trouble Is that the with Hie ma:i» of delegates U. S government only dec Is one. A , an evident part of this drive ailhmigli even an nrdlnury res­ Idihcrl Nipple, a member of the taurant has ut least five. it man Tuft delegation front South Home cynics here feel that. In Dakota, proposed that tin- 2a GDI' their earnest eagerness to bend governors recommended to lluIhe great mnrul crusade, either convention the m-reptance of the Taft or Ike may make a delegate furthcoming credentials report. Heal on Ihn question of who Is to The governors previously had be vice president, and maybe uc inged the convention tu keen cluil capt a person who Is otherwise lenged delegates from voting nn socially unacceptable lo him entile-Is. an ucllnn approved hy a Well, honey, I don't say Ihrse trot In 548 vole Monday over Tuft's rumors arc untrue, Uut 1 have objections. noted a groat willingness among Ilm-kcra nf Elsenhower made II Utuniann I)clibation Credentials Blues In The News Hy n o il ANT.'GJ.VY Confirming the statement In yesterday's column about the month of July being ’‘Reserve Month", we find thnl FA.SHON will he i eh using nine of their naval reservist.. ttlis month. Three EAHltDN reserves that have already returned to civilian life this month are V. Angrlstfno, .1. C. Wheeler and W. J. Kage1 This Friday FA HIKIN' will lose five morn naval re-erviata to ths rank of civilian. They ore C. A. Alhdt, M. A. Itoiitlllier, C. P, Gomes, J. It. Perry, arid K. F. Poorslne. Completing the list of depart­ ing FA.HItON "short-timers1' In the month of July Is IS, if. Hvi-din who will leave his tour uf active duty the 22nd of this month. Id. A. It. Gi hoi* checked aboard Monday to lake over the duties of N AAS Dental Officer. 1,1. Wen­ dell Whetstone, who was released to inactive duty, had been the tiithm Dental Officer since short­ ly utter the reactivation of the base, lie will m ain his nmk of Ch-utcnnut a* a member of tho Inactive naval roserve while raKUtnlng bis ih-ritnl practice In Miami. I.t, Echols mines to Hulllord after a tour of duty aboard lie- DKH Rockwall. Those of you who have been keeping mi with the excitement of the GDI' National Convention in Chicago may have decldei I hy HOW' that your vole will do some good in tin iiiunng general elec­ tion. It h i'lleicstlne to note that in tin- July 7 i- me of Quick mngnstine under the titlo of "Quick Pi edlt-fa" I- the I-ilenient "Fewer than I million servicemen will vol" this ynn, nut of 2.8 million eligible*", Presently that is only n prodiction hut, If II hi-comri a realIty in Novell.her, li certainly will lie li dlseredil tu the *ei\irrmnn,| the uniform In- wcni* and the Armed Fore-- l| a whole. When II M'lVici-lll II VoD i In a general i lection, I,,- not only votes to Piesi.lcul, he also vote* to elect u t '"iMionoder ili-Chlef of tin- Allil'il lull'* in which he serves. Voting I*v ali .'iitn, ballot Inis I ccii mnilc much easier In the past few moMhe and, ri-garillusa of your polllind leiinlngs, you ......Id consider it votir duty as a meinhci i f the II. H, Navy to vole in the coining elrellnli. If ynn are unsure of the prore-lures of your Mule for uhnril tea voting, conlm-t your Voting Dffleer. II- will he glad to give you all the details about Imw van may vote m November to belli elect the Pieshlent of the United ,States end the Coinmanihi in r hicf of tha Armed Forces, tlnd they h.ul made no ileal wlllt clear mm lily and emphatically Hie Tuft people. We sir v Roberta, one of die chief Elsenhower fllrnleglnfs, fold n r(, "inter llu- nntleipuli-d floor fight Inter today over other contested delegates will go on ns schi'duled. "Our gnus ure londed anil we urn ready to go," Itiila-rls said. Sen Henry t'uhot l-odge Jr.. Elsenhower cninimlgn tuHiiager. whipped old n slutemeiil express Ing pleiiMire over the rninmlttev action lint l.odge milled: "Jii*l mi then- cun he no nils imdcr-d Hiding, however, I want to make it perfectly Hear that Hie Elsenhower foreea will mil aecept nny ‘ile.d*' er compromUes on Ihn contested delegullons.'' (C s a tln a H I'rn s !>*«• (>■•) Ing ol the Feeder taction In Geor­ gia. "This I* a bare-fated attempt tu steal 17 votes to which we are entitled," Taft said. Taft expressed satisfaction with the vole of the Credentials Com­ mittee that cut hia delegate total hy 11, saying it was a mater of rightful decision hy Ihe Credentials Committee member*. He still maintained he had a first ballot nomination potential of "around (100 votes" despite the lamlslana loss. Gov. Theodore R. McKctdin of Maryland. Tuft said, has released Maryland delegates from their favorite son pledge and that he (Taft) would pick up 11 Maryland votes oil Ihe first ballot. Taft then said Ills present •Ircngth Is i;<)7 or (XM He needs HOI convention votes to he nomi­ nated. Two Gunman Abduct, Rob Miami Druggist MIAMI kfv-Two nervous gunman abducted u druggist Tuesday night and forerd him to give them nar­ cotics mid cash from his store at Mlllc River, a Northern Miami suburb. The Incident liuik place In the same nrea where Dr. Clifton C. Hprlngntyer. a nulurnpath, was shut uml killed In Ills clinic hy two musked young men June 24. James D. Rooth, owner of thr Miami Apothecary, told police the robbers escaped with uInuiI JSOO worth of nareollrs and tlti.A cast). He said they lumped him aftar he hail Hosed the store for the nlgld and was getting Into Id* ear In a parking lid Roth had guns and they made him drive around while ihev out"'tinned him about where lie kept Ills money and nnrcodes. Then they forced him to open the store, iie told Officer W. E. Mr Com ns. hound him with string and adhesive tape, grubbed the ensli and drugs ami rsro|x>d. He worked free and rnllrd police. MEDIATORS ON TAI* I.AKKI.AND V V. A Williams, Atlanlu, chairman of a 3 man fed­ eral Icum of medlulora who Tilesday adjourned a meeting which tried lo negotiate u compromise lit tween Swift and Co. and Its striking phosphate workers, said the meeting would he resumed at Ihe rail ol management, the union or Hie nirihaloru IhemsHvea If any solution appeared likely, Willlnins said wages are n minor Issue In the dispute and Hint among the 37 |M,liil* at Issue are demands for u closed shop, job transfer rale-, afferllng seniority and no­ strike. Iio lockout clauses Swift's phosphate processing plant at Agrl been closed since May 12 when 420 men walked mil. The union Is the Intel national Chemical Work­ ers ( AFI.b * * ■■'■*-'* IL■■■ I'l.ANE IN l l l ’K'KHANIt MYAKKA C ITY at* - Tho main body of a It 47 Atr Force Jet bomber which carried a crew ol three In death may never he re­ covered If [|iilt-kxami Is- present In the Water filled crater where Hu- plan# crashed, An Air Force salvage crew re covered Ihe last two of the bomb cr'x six engines Tuesday hut was hampered hy water from under ground seepuuo and what nupurcut ly wax qiileKMiml In effort* to dredge up llic cnInn uml fuselage The Klrntolrt crashed within to mlnutcx of u perfect takeoff from Mucllill Field Thursduy Tha Air Many unliniils exist In different Force I* salvaging the wreckage stngis in sexual and nun-scximl In nn effort to find out what caused forms. the crash. Pipeline break Light* Free Methodists To Up Pennsylvania Sky Hold Annual Meeting YURK, Fa. n s -A break In tba Little Inch pipeline In a country side barley field set off a fire fed by naturalja* that lit up tbe South' eastern Pennsylvania sky and burned some three hours early to­ day. Tha Texas Eastern Transmission Co which operate* the line reported that gas bleng fed Into the line was turned off at two nearby points an hour and a half after a terrific concussion rocked the sur­ rounding area during a rain ilorm. No one was Injured and there was no report of extensive propcity damage. Company work crews on tha scene said a 30 foot section of the pipe had been turn apart. The pipe was hurled 30 Inches underground at the stmt. Die Little Inch, a 20 Inch line Rout the Texas gas fleld.it o New ti-rxry, runs parallel to tha famous Rig Inch, alto operated by Texas Eastern. t he work crew* Indicated that tba break may have been caused by u weakness In ■ section. Pressure nn Ihe weakened part could have caused friction which may have generated a spark and set off the fire, they believed The theory thnl lightning had something ft to do with Ihe break was considered. Legal Notice Legal Notices . w r it r: o p a p i -i .hla t i i i .1* n m T A X I IK K II H e r . t a u a M erida M atBlea e l IUIUI N O T IC C IH 1 IK IIK IIY U IV H .V , T h a i O v ere tr eel l-and C o , the hol t* er o f the f u ll u w l n n c v n l f l . a i n h ie filed r u ) J t , u r u le for lax d e .d lu be Issued ther eon T h s i r r t f k a m nutnher and y e a r of I— nance. Hie dea r lp H u n ut the p r o p e r ly , and the name In w h ic h If waa nseererd ure aa foll ow s; I 'r r t l f l c a l e No. I l l Vear of Issuance J u l y I, A.D. I l l s lies, rlp il, in of P r o p e r l y : I-ola « A >1 ll lk A T r a i l 17 Mania lulu Mprlnas A ccurdlr m , lo Plata thereof Recorded upon Ihe Publi c Records or Heininole Cu u n ly M e rida N a m e In w h ic h uaaeered l -h n a. (I. Item mall A ll of aald p r o p e rly be ing In Ihe Cdvinty uf Hemlnole, -Stale ol M e r ­ ida. I.'lilers such ( s r t l f l . u l - shell be redeemed accor di ng to la w Hie p r o p e rty deacrlhed 11, ouch i a r l l* flcal e w i l l t a sold l u Hie hlahenl bidder at Hie fro nt dour , I ilia Heininole C o u n t y Cour t House at Hanford. M o rld n . on Hie first .\puiday In Hie roonili of A u g u s t, ISS7, w hich I t Ihe f ! h d a y uf A u g u s t, W I T H II H P X r P M t . ' A T I t l . X V u i T T A X IIU U U m I Her, Itri.tn M a rld a H la tgte ga t IS The Free Methodist annual N O T I t ' C IH IIK R K B T Q IV1 camp meeting and conference will T h u t it xv. C s te i , ihe bul dai rt e ( be held In Kissimmee July 17-20. the foll uirl h e ce rti fic a te• ha* ha* fd M sani i s i i i t n a i r fu r tax deed to he A Youth Camp and Junior Ttoop leeued thereon The 1e» —J .1. School will be held prior to the numtier amt r e a r uf Issuance, ( M s conference July 10-lfl. d e ,c r lp t lo ii of Ihe p ro pe rt y , an d i n inline II, w h h h It waa assessed tty* The camp evangelist this year ne fo ll o w s; will be Dr. Claude A.,Watson of C e r t if i c a t e Nu. t i l Los Angeles. He was the nominee V e e r o f Issuance J u l y I, A .D . IS IS I ie»crl|itl"ii cf I T u p e r t y i of the Prohibition Party for vice N W 's of N K t * Hectlnn 14 president of tbe United State* in T o w i i e q l p xi Hi,utli li a n a * 11 1944 and 1048. According to M. C. H ilM , 4i . Ac re s Ballew, superintendent of the N a m e In w hich aesenaed D .D . OhJlIal A ll „ f ".ltd p r o p e r l y b e l n f I n tb* Lakeland and Miami dlitrlcts, Dr. C o u n t y „ f Hemlnole, m a t e uf T i e r Wateon polled one of the largest Ida. Unices such ce rti fica te ahsll number of vote* ever cast for the be redeemed a cco r d in g to l a w the ................. • m« Prohibition candidate for that of­ fice. Mr. Ballew stated that Dr. Watson Is an author, traveler, . . . . ____ Monday lecturer, and an eloquent speak­ in ihe inoni h uf A u g u s t , l i l t , w h ic h er. He will speak each morning at Is lh* til, da y of A u g u s t, t i l l . 10:46 a.m. and In the evening at Dated this Xnd da y uf J u l y , 1141, i> I'. IIK R N D O N 7:30 p.m. Other speakers will c l e r k C i r c u i t Court. MIX preach at the 2:16 services. ......... Hemlnole C o u n t y , Florida Da te d tills I n d da y of J u l y . ) ' IS K A L) Special youth workers are the H P. II H U .V I' U S ' Clerk C l r c ii ll Court, Rev. and Mrs. Howard Rosa of Tyrone, Pa. Mr. Rose Is the eaa- I H R A I . ) heininole C o u n t y , M o r i d d tern director of the Young People’s Missionary Hoclety. The X h T I I ' K OX' S P P l . t t ' A T l O X M i l l ta x r i :i :i > youth program will feature Bible Int lK f ’lurlda xmiuirs or Itilli) study, chorus practice, leather I See. n o t iit : m iik iic iiy tiivi;.v. craft, plaster craft, recreation and T h a i W a l l e r A R ou lli. Ihe lu,l,l. i crusade activities anil evangelis­ of the follow lu g cer tlfp otc Iiuh tic rallies at the Kissimmee camp Hied enld c eM If iculo for o x ........1 lo lie leaned H in rr ou T h e » crl III, ground. nurnher and year ,.( lesinsnce. i|,c Bishop Mark D. Ormston Is descrlp Ho ii of Hie p r o p c r i ) , ,,ml the me In w hich II n , .i, n , j presiding bishop at tho annual na aa fiillowe: Mr,In sled l.rco -bo ■rot relieve* conference and serves as special ‘ keel with Ihe« aauny agony of l'rlc‘ I'rlckly C e r i l f h a l i . No (4 smatlns lirorupIneM. p ie pe t speaker at the Huiulay afternoon tear of Issunncfl Julv I, A,D ; >n Rush and clhsr mloor i k . _ r____ inor oklB -* Desi-rliillon of l - i -. p e i| , service at 2:30 p.m. Bishop Ormlain,ns a r e a l s o c o i l e d i | 4 Its* ItS ft H of MW Cor of ston presides over the CentralSOI,lb'll 'lUlrkly, (Ivlbs a V *|s ns g MM, nf NK's he. n o n * Towny r l y siunuihnrss lleed _ __ J by DosI H 'a a lla a * e V i m 1‘ aas »»• > Houtheaitern Region of the Free sfilp Xu H.tulu Rung,' Jn I..*-' lur< and hospitals lucooa icteaefultg run H IS- i; n x nij ft c Methodist Church and la president ____ for ovrr Tu years. D O Nv" j Wa i t use, snhl Mr. Harrison. lie told •*« ft H tit ft tv n;u ft * f (nr prickly heat or dltpo r raeh of other recreation programs In* of the Commjssjon on Missions. *14 fi lo lleg. --------r- |tags In sle w — up -but c-----buy g css 10 N am e In w l i k h a* »tssr,t I I - I lii it rinding fishing day and gold rush snd elan using. Monty boc Harlro L e i r a l N o t l c e H loil cumplslaly ssllstlsd. A l tiny, and of cowboy Ringers. A ll of said p r o p e rty I,riot; In the Irugalsu. m ir f t a o r n a a tn V to Lester Thrap asked Klwenlans j i t m i o u h l y of Heininole, H t » | „ ,,f p-p,,. s iit s K . I R I I W X , « i I,V O X * ax Individual* to donate toward S T K K K T , A X O K H S O X . SO I T II C A - do I H i r e s such r.'r I t f lc i r„ . t, ,l| be reileerned hi <o rdiiur i,< | , « . . the purchase of the Nativity H O I.IV A , p r o p e r ly .lee.rll.,,1 |„ Mich c e n t , I A H w u r n C o m i d s l n t ti s v ln a b**n c*lo w ill he sold t „ r h „ h lH h e -l l.|,| vi-rno lo ho shown during the lll*,l Hin,l rnt y u u III t i n LTrt-oll ( hrlHiitn* holidays at the Band L'uurl In anti tor Ranilnul* C o u n l c , Her m the fr o m do or ,,f m ,., i i . .,.i t’o u n l y Cuiirr Hou se ol t Shell. Judge Douglas Stenstrom Klorltta, In I'tia m-e ry, Itie ■Inn* I tile nole ford- M orlilH , on the fir 1 1|, mk*-d support for the Salvation uf w h i r l , Js T H O M A H H I I I K i W N . In Hie rnoriih A u g u s t, ] i>j r . w h l , It P la i n t i f f , va J t ' A N I T A It IHl«.iaVN, le ihe l i h j a y „ f A ugus t, ) f o ­ Army drive. Da ferula h i . these pr s s vn la .ire lo liate d Hits !n d d uy of J u l y , i a -,1 G u e s t * Introduced Includea c o m m a m l yu u l u appear ami r ile n P IIC R N p n .V o u r w r i t t e n defense* lu Ihe r'ooil.h-ut. and Mrs. R. C. George, tha yptalnl r'l .-in c i r c u i t C o u r t. filed h er ei n on n r lief,.-,, tli-luiter, the former Doris Quattle- l u l l da y of A lm o s t . A. D. l l & l , or i M C t l r Hemlnoto » -'« ui ily, F l o r l . l i l- 1mu, Duke Pjersnn of Orlando, o t h e rw is e Decree I'r u Confesso will l.loyd Knight, Jennings Hurt, E. he entered a a n ln s l yuu. in n l i e , o l d Is deelKU i l » i l ■ X f i r H T ) u p u - I ' M r v r i m M Westhrooke nnd Warren Stone as T ha e neHanford T A X IIM ill wspap er uf as ne ra l r l r . u l o * ■ Vfalutes of m in i .McDonnell of the Hanford htavtfi li n n In w h i c h th is cita ti on ah-.ll he pu blishe d once each week fur lo ur t ,N V T . ' C h ‘H ' " H H . I ' V -H IV I.A . tnxilinry Air Station. T h n l IIv erslr ei'i l.ittul c „ , p,. V PR/CKiyH£fiT* FEELITVMHSN Kiwanin Meet M an Steel Strike cun s s cutlv e we ek s W l T N D H O m y hand an d j r / h 'la l seat of Hie C l e r k uf Hie C i r c u i t C i m r l on thle the >lh day ut J u l y , A D im O P llsriidon C le r k of C i r c u i t C u u r t (I'nnltaatS from r*a* oaet Kem inule C o u n t y , K l u r l J s fleliils are fearful an iron ore ahort(H ea l) age next winter will cause steel slack N. cte va la nd , J r . plants lo shut down. A t t o r n e y al t a w I* <• Ilos llu With no sign of u settlement In ford , k'lorlda the walkout there are these de­ Han Huli cll or for P la in tiff velopment*: S I I I I I U OP XdlS ALIKA Tltn* NRKT1XU John GroJHar, director of USW Notice g ive n th at the District No 12 at Sharon, Fa., has H o a r d of laO uhaenrlye b yComrnlealunera of inked Sharon Steel L'orp., employ­ Vem lnule C oiin ry . P lorlda, Will Inesl In l l e a u l a r A d j o u r n e d Heeslon at ing 7 .000. lo resume negotiations io.oo o'clock a.m. J u l y I (H i , tS41. Friday. Sharon Steel already haa In tha C o u n t y Cum intasluner'a Room rejected a union offer to settle tha at Ihe Cuu rt ll o u a e at H an for d, Ihn wulkaut on the same terms agreed uaual place of m ee ting o l said to hy Pittsburgh Steel. Ihe flrat H oa rd , for the purpose of h ea r in g la an d ravel r i n g i M lt m o r iy cumparallvely large company to co mJpola in the va lu e of any property, value sign a contract since tbe strike nr perauntl. aa filed l.y Hie County Assessor uf Tasea on the iy begun. an uf i « T a x" rAssessment i a a n a e i i ie i ii iRvoll nt, a n idl we The Pittsburgh Steel contract ISIS i i a r f t c l l n i , r a v l e w l n g an d v | u a lprovides a modified union shop I f ln a the asssssineni. l». P- Ilerndon whereby employes muil loin tho C la rk uf said Hoard onion hut can withdraw between the 2<>th ami 30th day nf employ­ ment About 33 smaller companies, employing approximately so.ooo inon, have signed similar agree­ ments. But the basic steel Industry lx objecting to any contract pro­ viding compulsory union member­ ship. J Tim French people contributed 1460,000 for the Htstu* of Liberty in New York harbor and the peo­ ple uf the United States 160,000 fur the pvdeitlal. IF YOU WANT BIGGER PAYLOADS, YOU WANT A DODGE *p, ' / 'lie foil . w in g c r r i l f l c . i i c h.ifiled r aid c e r i l f h i u , . r,.r lux ,|e«l lo l>e I,sued thereon T h u c m t i l l 'l.u" ' h*p * " d ye.ir of .............. ... th<i fUflerlpiluti nf tin' Lr! L'r";'"ln. Wh,, ,‘ " • r* Ha V4sIJ4»IYK- v. ,t(«, assessed C ritlflcsle | IX *••* f* l*t«t!Mnc# J III F J, D#«crlp (lon „ r I'rt.iu riv ieDlto I 2 3 :* 31 fi 31 ItivtBlmsitl Trust Funds ill IK III K . 11 *1*" l a n d " H prl ua n A c c o r d i n g t„ p u t " i h e n . i f n, i " H i e d il pit li Hie Public R. c o r d , or He in I nole 1,0,1,iy Mill Id,, Reramell t',‘ l h” „ » « l d p i o p e r t y Pel hi : In the I o u h l y of Heininole, H iu i o ,,r K l „ r Ida I'n lees m i tilt ce r ll flc u te ........ lie redeemed accordliig ,t„ Im v i ,. property desrrlhed In ■ml, tef. Hflcale Will be eold to Ihe hlahi n bidder at the front dom ,,r the Hemlnole C o u n t y Court House HI Hanford, Florida, on ili,< fi,, t X|„„. aV. ‘n month of Aiigusl liifx whkh le Ihe Hit day of August. Pa lt d Com stock Hil* Snd da y or Ju ly , ut*.-. o P IID R N P O V C)i«rk C i r n i l t ( ‘f>urt. Heriilrutlif t-'otinty, Kioriil'i Ettbl'llilied tgmlo RsprsMBIlag Allen A (.♦, lit Sn. Court HI.. Orlando iflKSALi Serve Coke with good things to eat Cocg-Col* adiU its own deliciout flavor to the tasty things You haul moro #«*aomWfy, hatauta af advantage* Ilka llghtwolghl alu­ minum-alloy piston* and alhoro. i..W )rf ltR|t4|RD J. C A R N IY , Manager, Woyorhoouoor A Oordmarm lumbar Yard, la<t itintvi j tuiiui Co., fft Hock Itland, iiLtiui III. re Rock Itland lumber “ Our, bpatneaa cadt* far trucke thut oaa haul blg loada day In and day out — and UkdOur truclu to foil, tool Tha t'e why w * prafar Podge trucke that ora to (It our porticotwo Podge they aura haul big load* the way we want them tol T t o Instance, th « 170Inch whaalbaae tnodola allow for a 14-foot, body, which la Ideal for our business. And Dodge eeay-handUng advantafpe enable tu to tluiam tmtimVa Ja> d L . m m . thoee truoke in the oame maca ka u a e other trucks with 19-foot bodiae." frame, axlos, springs, and other unite that carry tba load a rt “ Job-Katad" on Dodge trucks. Bach la engineered to provide the atrength and capacity ' naedad to gupport your load. And *U am “Job-Hatmt' to work together! laHar wofgM dlttrlhvHan. H ig abort whoclboag design of Dodga tmcka nllown mar* weight to ba carried on tha front ail*. Bacauaa tba atiflna la located farther forward and tba front axle ia moved back, you dan haul bigger poylooda without overioadtaf. *• ’ T ig gat on origin with plenty 01 leada at low i moving unitembaiiin, rear to move blgp the sign of ATKOLB FOOD STORK • yf office— 1416 TEL. C8 CS "Job-Holed" onglnoorlng mats* II gottlhlo for you to haul moro with Iho right Oorfga Inr ik fat your needs, Pgr •maalhar pawer and oxlra load pratatllen, gyro) fluid Orlvo It avail* abla an H -, 1-Ion and Raula* Resiiltnee Conwsy lid. that tempt your guestg. for bigger payload*, ih to ii from many Dodge “Job-Koltii" Irwcho— Ft- through 4-ton. ltt ytsrs In O r- 1 B C A A N T O R D C O C A -C O L A B O T T L I N G COu �w ■s 3 IV YOU DON ! THE WKATIIEH rsctir* your 3*nford Hsrxld, Clt) Delivery, by T OO i*. 41., plus* call Y ELLO W CAH 1444 Psrty cloudy Ihruugh Friday Ir.un.li 15ti. as, i in >■ . l U i e J places inuatiy In dftcinuons and c in in ii' l u lillin if.l * arm except .■ llllli- ■ nuln in r'tlK liic ri'lltn l>.r linn AN INDKI’KNDKNT DAILY NK W SI'APhU ‘Am .VOLUME XXXXIII Established 15)08 Truman Signs Big M ilitary Expansion Bill Rotary Officers SANFORl), FLORIDA Russell And TrumanTaiy Over Politic! ______ T r^ l Democratic Candidate Declares That He And Chief "Under­ stand Each Other* Measure Supplies Fi­ nances To Raise Air Arm To Formidable 143 Wings by Mid’55 ♦ Boys' State Trip Told To Jaycees By 5 Delegates The Junior Chamber of Coni mtree meeting »t III" Yacht Clu'i heard reports today from tbe five Sanford delegates who attended Boya’ Btato in Tallnhassee lust month. Joe Hutchison, whose tiip was sponsored by the Jnvrees, ■<pressed his appreciation to Ihe group by saying, 'It was Die larg •it honor I have eyer received mi l I learned more about Die actual function and operation of governmint In those six days than I have In school." ^ “The world today would lie ^b e tte r off If the youth of yester­ day had been given the same op­ portunity to attend n Boys' State session,'' he added. The delegates front Sanford were Sammy .Jacobson, Wes|e> Hamil, Terry Cordell and Tommy Sneer who covered various phases of the trip and activities punctu' ating the routine details with anecdotes. Voile Williams Jr., In troduerd the hoys. a Prsaldeid Douglas Stenstruin •announced that Ihe baseball cum* mltlse bad dlspalcltud letters In* siting George Barr and the New York Giants hack to Sanford. Judge Stenstrorn also reported that nest work’s program would speech by Dr. A. W. on "Flourlna In Our Water." At the suggestion of Brallty Odbani, Sir. Stenstrorn designated the July 31 meeting for a report . A w the two Juvcee members of thu ^ C l i y Commission on the progress of sewage disposal In Sanford. Cliff Aides said that 163 names have been entered in the Junior Chamber's Deer Naming Contest. Hie first out-of slsto letter was received from a ch'ld In California submitting the names of “Hay layon. • Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Ns nutter bow far away *»sn horns you «■/ go an y«>VMollon you cun rssglly catch up on Iho homo town nows by Ulug Iho Sanford K»r»M whin you rstuin. You cun srrung* with yout rarrfor hoy, nr through CharHe Morrison, drawlatfoa msnstsr. hr tolophonlng «o hsvo roar ragalav Isonoo & M tho HoraM He w M for yon w Jhlls you Iaro owoy, to bo An H w o A lo yonr homo In «■# AMhag* «PM W return it ir ^ lr i j s & Eisenhower Captures Texas And Georgia Delegations; Trumanites Called Traitors Sl.Tsliinj; Attacks Oi? I .il I I , S 1 11» I M 111: A h Ilu1 TsiKrs Tin* l.catl Huge Balance In Feed Bags Fall State Treasury From Heads Of Faces McCarty ll.S. Hired Hands New GovernorToTake Government KinployPost With liiniiest t*cs In liia Federal Balance In History Aueiv.'jesGet Notice TALLAHASSEF. iff—Dan McCar ty pmbably will (Iml Iho biggest Slats General Fund bslunco of any governor In Florida'* hlstury when tn> takes over Iho office from Fut ler Warren , Statu financial experts "xtlntole Die fund will stand some where lie tween 19 and 18 million dullar^ when Die governorship changes Jan. 6 Gov Warren .'.mm. an uiienriiin berrd bnlanre of $4 ,213,ismi when lie look tdfh'e In January, linn III* predecessor, Millard ■ uhl well, was lell a Iml lin e uf nearly lb millliins by Spertxard L. Holland; and Holland inherited u dplu d of nearly two million from Fred I* Cone Before Dial, slate financial Dibit ex didn’t approach Die sire they do today Wiien riiiiijn ro lle r C. M. Gay's xtiiD dosed the books on Die 1U51 53 business yenr Wednesday Ihere was a General Fund cash balance of $.11,719,00(1 mid only $8 ,350,000 to released but unxpiml uppropria Dorn against It. There have been bigger year end bulunecH Four years ago, Die liulnnee stood al $ 10.880,000 ; but nearly 41 mllllun dollars nf it was encumbered by uiis (h'hi apnronrln Dons—mostly fur Die Idg Caldwell admlulstratluu conslriii-llini pm gram Gay's flgurrx show Ihe General Fund received ii record $1 tum .ono during Die 12 months ended June 10 That was $11,350,000 more lliun re ie ln li during Die previous year Nearly all rnajur tax sources to creased Ihelr yields. And while receipts were going up $14,350,000, General Fund ills borxemsnls were Increasing only $4, 778,000 — from $123,755,000 lo $128,431,000 Thu year end balance of $31 . 715.000 compared with n balance of $ 18,998,000 st Ihe beginning Tbe General Fund supports Dm m alar administrative agencies id government, the eour Is, schools and college*, health and welfare functions, penal and custodial In xlllutlons and most conservation aervlcta. Balances In the four big special state funds also Increased during fiscal 1851-92 . Tho Hoad Fund, balance moved up from $9,488,000 to $15,400.1100; Slate Agencies Fund from $2tM7,<103 to $9,143,000; Die Trust Fund from $11,974,000 to $13,172,000; and ihe General Inspection Fund from 8914.00 tO $998,000. P O U O C A I M H EFO H TFD WASHINGTON iff - Tture wor# 021 new cases of InfantUa paralysis reported oval* the nation fast week, an In c n u a of $ per cant over Ihe 584 In Um previous week. In reporting this today, Ihe Pub Be HealUi Service said 1,978 cases of poliomyelitis have been listed since tho "disease year" began with Iho weak ended April B, com­ pared with 3,942 caaea In Ihe similar I N I period. Text*, trith $£09 casea, and Cal tfornla, with S T , have accounted for more than half of that total. IS OilAXE Jte.1* VJT .u n r r i t j l 'j .'a i i 1- ,. Bofaro iMrlng on your j :u WASHINGTON Sen Itb-bard I* i v r S i . ii tic iie r .il Denuiciatic Admin II lliixxcll m u ffin 'll with Pros! deni Trum an today and iniil aft IH .it . I i . i I h I ’ u i i c s I ' H t i'itiatiun Made Al erwurd " I'm xurc Du- Picxldenl and I undcrtland each other " I .i .l I > tli 11 I' t i'h t G.O.I*. t ’mi vent ion 11" *-ii Die Geurglu senator xecklng the Deimicratic prexideit I III! M d l I’ (li e I t r p id il i111 TH U IN It lU A k lN S IIN lial iioinlnjtlun would nut elabur 4.411 N *t la*II li I Mil 4 t ill l III | 111 I 4 1 HU A iiH i.t ID pubheuii* In ale mi I Ills mm men I ax he lefl .l.iv 111 tlliv. II III |l Iml I nil IJIII lAIlt ,u t il 1 >1 lb, pu-M'iil Deimn'i'.d Die White Huiim ' I1!II* III I - *’ IIIMill |III j i ill! r <| 4 III.Ill" \ reporter aski-d ItlixMill. "Lest 1, .nluiiiii.G jtnn, ul nkenuig on il.»t» lut I’ m i111nf f*i ti 14'li K. Ill# there be Mime inlnondeiitaudliig— 1nplnm and ut m il.ling " li.iit m . ( . H I 1 % ,l I Iml 41 I iiltl IHltl «*r |l 1$ when you ay yim mid tbe Presl in (be 11.1tuni in Ingli pliieex III 1*1 I 4i* 4*Il|» || |l *•I III $11| ,114I lux hit tilin g a ll.n k eiime m dent nuderstaml each oilier, dues iliillliir* |»1ittf 1 till i h l . i i l n iii u l Ibul itennle any eodorsenient of Dn- lung .m .ul, d 1 .impulgu plat • \ p n k i ' i i i i n i r lint t i'll lm in bundl'd 1,1 tin- til IP Nat111u.1l your eaudldney'"’ l-i l * H u ani >•i i i i i i ' H i l l I* ifliil litic I imveiltlon l»l expelled appiuval " If you will imolr me ux I xald dill lug Du day •Ml llll* III*mi ii 114ai$i Hint I I I ! |iffII. I believe I'll dam l mi what I ll<» III litii M -. HI till* |||* ttf sl.ixhlng ail.it k * <>u Du- "present xiiiil." Dmxell replied " I don't be­ idnillllstl atlnli Ifir i'i*»l l h . K Htili ili-il H it mm dlil 1i-t'tii it ut lieve I II elnburale on Dial " ill It p iii i*ill ii , tlxI* ills* tlr, t^loll. , 1111upturn in i-rxh.iiluweil bald lie ie|>eated earlier 'tulentanls tllll|(tlt lllllip itillll .• nil tin- tlllflg ll Dial be Would loll "w alk out" of I*ul 11 v 11.1l1m1.il di-tense and ilv il 4 llii A M I r (tin I lii’ii,Mi t* Die pally tf it adopted a civil lights plankx It Mi I n Mn, n( ' M i v t . m i l p i v • light* program In* doe-, not like ilh I n i I i i i i i \ H m I ! * iii htvi 'ltl I), •tidy Die "111 il 1igblx' plank and van) lie lx not Intelested in I i M i i l u m r i m i l Hiii (Id l(i 1|i util I ■ b ailin' wlib !l,o luui'hy I xuex III Ihe vtee prexldelitlal iiomliiutnui. * .hi p it siili iih il iHiiiilii i I iimi mi i>" tel dlxi 11111111.1I1011 eiiUM-d nine Itnxxell -poke n ptliillxllf ally Ilf ll i r Hi si ti.illui H i K H iN i i , n h i i Ins «|,ain-ex fur the pre-mlenlial leal -- id a pn iltie Deni Ill'll! Hill |*l.m (h r 'i iii $ il's h u m - in 1 .1 en n Dux pliirik wax Imped nnmiiinlioii .ixsertlni’ |(m- Ii((iii|f, liimi il Hus %! ***» it lit 1141 111*9 4 V* iblllM jiniCia I,. In id.., \ .. Il, .11•>| i!!''"! i':n e . Iliili.il i *i«i% * ill inn t i n lai r d Or H II |x lulled dimu le lle ilu i: a xllll this murium' uilti uity uUrnr umi I I id I li I n i 1 l l n l II .1111«ml S I "in millei li| Id tIi Mil Dn- hits itldale Itn tbe D em m iallc tmllll I *»li , h HI In • i I no m i i o i u U nI v t dclhrid n Ineli ii n ki d n bale! i -1 nation lm I i i llliniv• i lie s.ilit be 1limit; tit lie would an need, d In end- |uh din i imuia linn ai'ain I ,e. IIII-X and lit hi I 111 ! have "rig id urmoiii tun rules tin IU I H K III I I mil die-, lire I ire I bulbil •1'*.\ t *■I N »‘a I I \I I I till- |$(|J lh|x lime Die piiillllxe nux Ini Ax Die lull Georgian 1 ami! mil i 1 I.M4 i » d i fit l * I i i*iih*iHer Ii del al I, a I >111,11 In deal with ol Mr lium oit'* "Dice be told *M • || i n t o Il ls It . til l i Ml l \ Ml fll* latex repm lei x lu- asked fto Du* aiuadnt- 1 1.11 lal >li 1 11111111a1lull in I.l II I , lie? Il iMii \\ it li .4 K I t n l i e r t Wtll'lliei Dux ineid lo "dixeo-s pulitii - with the 'lilili l.nhd In \ I ill Nil Itn | {•>111111111 in Jifi'sk In.old In in in pot mu y ul Miluidaiy President lii lltl .il iMlIllilisil mil "I Dunk the I’lesidenl and I nil | n a-, mil - lal, d I h 11 < <1 liv ».iIn i pi i i il r e l i it vs Sell I n 1 in I! Mill IF Hi u| I nhi derstand eaeli otbei " be sniil, allll pll il. 1 I 1 ••» It'" •i I |»MH h it Ilk i.'I then aller a nmini'id's pame, In* t'adn eh.111 in.in id Ihe Minimi Iml I ill in I h i i v *t il |)t eliiiiiit.il V Vie added "I'm sure the I're.xlilent leiped Die 1 lUip.iltfU dm uineiil. l - ' i i r VV a alfii' *I i V f11**ti! it. Illslulll a lepo llel tie expei I umek anil I midei stand each other " nil ul t »uili Ini di li* ilmti'i 11tiIIl Tne Interview wax interrupted 1 mi vent toil applutal 4>» Ilf ' ' I . l .Ilul I I I . when Sen l.vndun .luliiisun ill. In geui-rnl Die li'luti'd lurelgll II % llllI i eiif'tli III liii l'ei ills Tex 1 walked into Ihe Inlilie on his policy and i I i I i mm plunks bail been I*l. iyn l tin* I it !*• Mi l il i»t the way in Mi rrumaiT* nlfico Ho approved III ailialien hy Sen Hull Vi m i a|i()4 iii it lu tiviie imllthl II MitlluxrU dn *•*• l * m l WASHINGTON 131 - "You're eit A Tull ul 1iblu uinl Gen 4.1 in ml 1iw 1ifli 1 H l > >i*li * I 'i I *)»*iii•11« > 11hin i i i M mv* iii « ii*9 * * t i lift.* ( m l Died'' m illers began going mil to Dwight D Id lalilin n ar, Die Inn ri.li iifmi nominal on, atm - I t»* Mi.* fnu* h.tlus w» Ii* I Mi* I p ll llll'fill l at IK Mil ill.lilt III (lil 44 I*| M nbnul half Dm 17.000 employes of tup cnilteildl'i fm Die parti x pre! ILiillt ill DU, I iuilt (|i. fili< I I »■1 *, i;.»11*' !(’• I <' till ■ hijif ■l I ilt I n A w "1■ * S' Itai.il lii llll sEt V Mi ill Mill'll li|y*i Dm guvenWiicnt'ii anil Inflation nlintm l liDIpili.itlnil « ^ i •r r«m i*m in.* pri?« nut lia. tui* . i *• ageuelea today us result of the rticn, piling- bnialniied Die Hem la fil» "'Ir in ip Nina heavy am Cungloas applied In ap licrnlx 1111 luleivu pulley. xiiylng I .ill I'D I lit I V i’l l l.i Ml |ir 41 *(IMI li prnprisliim rcpicM* "Ihcv mug errath .illv frum timid 44 li i". a ou t He " ,i fin >•{ |trt» appeii eiiu-id to n-cklexx blunder' Ktniiomlc S tab lllirr Huger I. K e p u h l ic a n s K ip M a th ()tlh * r W il l i t l i .nn *1*s i ill let i i I kill ( i Dili I lit* Tile Id i|* iliieiiiileid prunilM-il i'u ln iiiii in Id Ins nrneram will be i i i •r» butt bill lie wmifd "do Ihe best Fifteen new 1|."ilex liHvc lm ' Dial h<-piiblii-an- will -leek "nil Inin Not hi J . 1 « .* ■ i i 11v i IliH we can will) whal we've gol " T o o t h A m i C l a w O v e r I ) e I e j» .ilio n s (II d>l> pet peace that nmlld even I, it 111 llii' >',111 In Die M illei A in i ui. H . H . in t hint* lie said t'niignisa "gave u s —and ilcvellipmeIII on I'll' Debilnl lllgl- til lin' bopi. lu Dne.e now llllprl- uneil i • •*i 1iili ll 'llt it ii i li n t 111 i I I I lift I Die coilNiuiK 1 an awful kick In wiiv In fii'tliriy, mill 15 none m lliidet 1 1,mill 1111 I dutuiimluili * ' till* III, ll •■..... . I llll ii. in i h \\ n u n i\ the leeDi" In prowdliig Die agen plnnm-il befuie lb, year Is mil U Hu n ,In ,ill.I delete e Die l, l l | ' 1 i ll ........... il i l l ll Is.,u l i <» . l *l ll 1 •. V | , I It • , H M I Ml 1 ties with noli tin million dollars G M illei, buildei nod i-iniliael" pl.dlni in pi 1)1111 eil 1 1(tti. k limldin u s :i 1 ( I n. ,* * III* 1 dill) •f 4 | I ,|.S il t.i< i *1* l H * f l« \ III I !»' compared with the 10) millions it- -aid today lu "in iiip b tilv mb ipiate all pnw •* ■'4 . 1It Ml l u m i l s 5, . . ' h i 4.1 1. •i Hit* 4.4, • I Mi ' I' I Mill'! ipicstrd er " uiuelbin,! Sen l ull lmHollies III tbe Aet«S sell fm I li, lit H Ml . 1*44 111ID ♦ ,4 111* ' ll ill 1M A s|Mike*ui.in aunt 30 day i II m iiis 7,5011 Hill) up mid me uf m in i '' St I'l'X* i'll , Hu 1lu I. I Inped 1 1 • i khi i . 4 1 j |,i Iii l.ll. .1ft (ill! i ll’ (I H ''tel I 5 (1)1 sal notices would start going out lilork ro in lru cllo n with oak flmu Ami then It Imhineed Dlls, prnti u •i Ih.d 1 d n let > 1 llii.) i III ill f I'*I f I I I 4 1• 11 •■ iiiliitird $$*4 •••♦•"r I ii i i i i today lo trim Die ageney staffs They are of one to three be.h"- 1 • .. >4 | . . . . . . 1 l l . . 1 I* • ! "Ml i i , . t i.| * H4 4 III |( ill II HI ill . within Iln u r of Die budget Con with kill-bin, hath, living 1 ..... III ,4.-1 • HI I ill |" *1 )M gress voted •ini ear pint. Wiilcrwuys (irmip . M e n D i e '(• llllli n l . I I , III.- I Mi ll I ||> il l, > Declaring Dial "our powers lot Mr. Millet, n Navy veil mo >1 * n $l(I iMcH n Tmmirrmv [ Iti* I 'a i 1 1'. . i i i '. ( . ' l a i n i iii mi iit 11. •ti .l i l \ '*ii inulnlalnilig Die value of Ihe ilul World War 11 and member "t n ■ 1*1:1114* 1 :i h ! i \ i i I'.V I . N lii 'li Inr have been weakened serious \uiericaii Legion mul Purt Tri m ■I "■ Lll i lm 11 ' H i l l l Hi l l s' ly ," i'u ln iiiii said in a statemeni uni Planning Donuiilttee, is 1 I 11** W i il i'i vv :>i 1- iTiuimittee ,d It It, A l l U v i M Ul r 14 *• M i 1 1.1 VI, I " a iilii 1 IF) 1 llrf I I lil I, Ml •I J<J11 I • "M ore Diaii evei we will need building 11ousen in Lueli Aibor lln Meilllllute I , untv ITiHliibet "t M* , p ) 11I •V l|u p i t i l l ( 4 1) M 1 ‘ 81v1 I 4 . Ill il I ,11 II I In H u t T i n * H . i I I i h i i g ' Ihe consumers' belli In holding I 'I 1" I 1 11mi u1 mw Miller Aetna I* a thriving h'ti- Cmmni'iee will men v4 ( 11 " III li* 4J \ J Is •u|Mi K , M M fit. s n t i i (SIM. Ill till down prices by exercising restraIni eoiiinillllity uf 75 white cot tag, uf 1 in■■ in hi :i III nVilH'k si III. 1 1 . l u i | l m M " 14. 1 l l \ 1 1: 1 I l l s h \l ' tt I i 1 tu Us i n' Ml in purchusini! I'n ce s generally 1 s p r a w l i n g o v e r 15il a c i e s of pun liv ) U Iv 111 l I ....... .. " uf flee uf G U Hpelleel III I In pt full 1: Int.i1 M 11Mi l t ( 1M i n i are mil down " ( tlN V K N llltN II VM « lid Is" fie a I mi i* laud. L a i d In 11 10 d i e n e ttin g , ih Hnnfurd Atlnniii Niilimuil Itunk l)l> l ■( Ml i y u u r t u i i ( ", i t 11 1 SI * VVh.il 111§(■i •* i *« *I h ,i |»* +,i>,»l*l % In I'liliiatn said despite Die drastic A er ea , t h u i i g h nu clone to the Building In lllllk. plunx fm n mu i,N H e n I hv h 1lit 11 I iM'i ilmu er * 1 l u l l , Ills* u*» • ......................... I - " i u i t u m , I ” 1" U Hu f mi 1 oml appropriullon cut lie wanted In h i g h w a y m ul no necessllile fr u m feleltee uf euiiililllllily le liile li bi le liitilt ;i ill |Mi|tj,,ni s l u m Iml iy 1i> ev 11.*lal** »>f I la'** I i (inf 1*1 1,11* v * I • J >1 11 make clear "we are md throwing the i-e utei n o f p o p u la t io n in I K W11III it the next two weeks to di - t u r n Mil i n In i II' U'yA l o i r l i m i n f i l i - el on li III t-rl o * * n His I il m i l l lu- .1. Ill ,<* 1 *11 li «»di.s IV in Die s|Hiiige and giving up " 1 ( ' c u t r a l F 'l o rid a ur e a , eielites mi i'll I* the Hull fold I'ltiixvlllu .mini uvef Sen Noli* i I A I .if* llll*» I I i eu tn iHi i i m p m e t IU»< e fil l*' M » 4‘t ;$s1k rffl. t V in tu iiuli'f nf He said economic slabillzallun Is u tn m n p h e re of i -u ii n tr y l i v i n g fm project v n ln ry tuiiulwagnn lm Die grand >'»'• ........ ■ "'"'•'•(• ' d, e p, pi Mir,-I . \\ \\ Mill i N $| k nisi ii U ill Isei i lln so vital lu Die defense program whleli It w o u l d be h u r d lu find in ('iiiimiiMiDiex leprexenlrd ut the pri/e id (III I.epnl.bi Mi com cu ' 1 ‘11' 1 “ \ •Ml 1II i I !111 I I 1'l u l l |(i 111S\\ I11i "a ll uf us are dolermlncd •quel, lug ineeling will ilieluile Guise 1" Hi,I! Ill,' pic id' idi il iii."ii" d "u i ) " '" ( " 1 li.ii I I 11. I i i 1 i I d i,'\ lu give our best effort lo Diu Job " tine iif the purlleiilm attrnclloii- Call'd mi I lie Hi Julius Itlvei nn,I they claimed d aa all "V i i II bad 1.-< nn m..,e n.l* n e , ‘ Ml ut *>) -t I I ittM.ii) \| i lit!Illls*k, '1 lie kU billialion agencies gol of tbe community In Die inedern tliruiiglimil I fill i ul ilu l lln , skid bill Die ballnltllg - ' n ad I "I lli Iwi, i. ,p In, d li m l in i I ii j l . M : \ ,M. " •! .. till t _• . Die heavy chopping In litidgel cuts construction offiru, just com F u ll ext llieekenrnlge, ( ’ uf I* IlM liU m vi'l Hi'it i\s* 611 :$• In Hie i .i/ii no) msm ' 111 Hie futliMHO.il> M»-N Mi M i). l n muI ( i v iluiti hv Congress—w ill'll knocked a boo I pU'tvd at n cunt of | 30 ,IH)ll, From inanugei, in iiuikuig the Munouner (irrfoiletkt llniil I* idle Hllh 'I dll t H nu U. I. hue Hu 'vih uot l ' tiiiM ( in t • lit til-i -.ii nine billion dullar* riff President a leeeptlon norch panalled In mant id WfillM” Hay m ‘lit M*>sii$n ' iiiitim ii. U") lt«*’ii Ih* i in len I 1*111' h Mr I I- l M 54 II a‘4* f. lfllU Truman's reipiesl* fur $83 ,778,383,- nprucs, I lit* visitor or prasprellvi A I I i f Is ebulinmn nf Gie IV n ■ tireii lm iiiin tlie * iily iii *irtit i $4 ik»t « 11iiifD if til •(MV fi vv i i ll-4» i > i|. ) \i,( * Mj llll 112 U i i l i a if' fin'lii Hill m Hie lull buyer goen on to a largu uiaiu ball tvrusys 1’iiinnilttce wlileli Includes liver i'fJllliHi ll*i I 11l l i:J .61*' v (lorn v iv i' , ! i v (h n il' Mr MnUrl Ihere were cut* In fund* for the panelled lii walnut and finally 1 • Mr Hpiincar, II. H. Gul«iusut B. I HuurrilA llllli IY kiN dlli *1 It> s tsUiimi Ilu l .Ml !'\ ) um r Mv i iiv lin m l (ti" .U$ii||U ftssn, (iu< Hctunsb und W. G. R ll T a li vviis mil CMiH'nliiie n tiling | Im- imm • mimiv( Mu mi iv .$ l»M , I I MMil i1v ' ' 11 \ ' N u f « tf V Stale Department, Ihe Defenit De an office In oak. . < 4*., | , I I tiiif (liiifiil ll n I'h wr '• lit****) 4• partmenf, the Treasury, Com Thu homes, beautifully laid out bca. * **1*1111 U"ts i i it v iv■*'A liy M b U»iHlni«*a IIH I's s r TM*** along winding rural driven, idiuilni iv il, w I in *. i U* ii V 'liil'ii ( Hit by plliH graven, are imvertlielens of )u MIM'I n|t M v4 t ( i i ' l( 1 llll-*., \$j||r Ihe most inudsru cuuntructlon. I 1 „St:!ilf'l*i|,-l. "4 | fi|*rfl!(v itU cumblnliig In small saslly kept du *mans-. I id 1 t i >fu 111 N \.S IN* ti *m signs all the latent fcaturuu mul v *v»•»I A»v 1muiti', Mr** Nruncy Dig fur m niforiablo and lelsuruh llidri*'v Mil !$i ii I*j»i i i'lliiu 'iii 1'nud t The recently funned Hemlnoli) living. Md County Cattlemen's Association Tha wild llfu which nmves Ii. M m’ 1 ( li'u 1j u v I h , K . i i U ' v . Hr C ., adopted a charier ss a mm-prufk the nsarh)- woods and hriisli coun­ 1* Il till .4 nr \ i uf kit* f mi \M J/v* corporation and s<l up hydawa at try anil HutnuUmca lets itself be Mi Ivin Muvi .iii.I ilk riiiiS m-ti pf 11 meeting uttvnded by mure than seen In a fleeting glimpse an II kin H in f:dIn i . Ilu riy UkoMll, bit cattleman Tuesday night at the makes rapidly aeruas thu mails I* Mt'infiliiN, JAtu, (Iki-up u*iii)ii,| t$t Court Hous«, K. J. Cameron pre­ another faxclnating factor In the ( I A i'a lllii llii \ Vi'IMlr hiTif. scene. Rabbits, quails, and all sided. Al lhi* Um*' uf His* (!n$ilit fbu Both thn charter and by-laws, manner of small wild Ufa add to ii Ieiim* vvti. 4'iiiMiilr tu Kn ilniiii Ah* with some minor modifications the enjoyment of tha village. l'" i i' Hu’'(.', N M , f i••in W icldla ware modeled after that of th* Kdlll, l ME Florida Stats Cattlemen's Asso­ ciation with which tha local group i h iii v i im o r i: vs n \n i : s la affiliated, said C. K. Dawson, UASHINU I u N i h I lu* Ih'ttffiio county agent, and seerstary of h*|jurlmiiil lu . mfiunl luil duely tha local association. m Imv up in L':!.$ milium ihillara Bids on equipment and mater­ Resignation of W. II. Wight as ials for schools were reviewed this if |i|qn«*i in EiiriJini-jirovlilfd a director was accepted In order murniog by the County School \ni!*rU;«'h W»!\li(rii Kuru[ieaii ul to elect him M a director with Hotrd at tha office of Supt. T- W. tt'M tiny uiiulhttr iiv*> millhm dulUri the slate group/ P. R. Lamont of Lawton, iortti tha Acorn Ranch, a cattleman with Tint tlvjiartmunt uihi Wi'diuisiiiy W. J, K ing was awarded the large holding! In thla a ru , was contract far plumbing for tin hu purrha'.e-i hmmUI ln-lp irt nyth slsetsd a director of the local Bookertown Negro school at Lake mi air Ji'fiMiMu under Him Nurth group to fill tha vacancy. \tluntu* Treaty urKaniiuhun Monroe. Ills bid was $ 1, 100. The The membership, said Mr, Daw­ $638 bid of the Sherman Concrete son, comprises more than 60 uf Pipe Co., fo r lumbar fur tho schjol the 79 cattlemen on the mailing Improvements was accented. list In this area. It waa agreed to it 117. The H ill Lumber Co., was have called mastlngs rrather than •warded a $849 contract for lum ­ "Wait Til The Hun Hhines on any particular data. Nclliu" bar for tha floor of tha South I : iU - 4 :06 - tlG'b ■ H;43 Bids P rim ary School auditorium SM ITH 8BRVICK TOMORROW A total of 70 daaka at 10 06 sacli M OVIHLAND Funeral services will be held al war* ordarad for tha achool from "Til# Dasiirt Fox" Brlslon Funeral Home at 9:90 p.nt. tha Nawton School Equipment Co. 7 ' 16 Feature 8:17, Last Com­ i’boto by Jsinuaon tomorrow for W. E. Smith who plete Bhow lt:46 Boy Scouts of Troop 849 racslitly vnjoyad a five day oullng eliding July 5 undt-r ilia direction of died In Sodus, N, Y, after a long KIDQ W AY M E E T S Q U EEN PBAIRIE L A K E Hlnaaa. The Rev# J, E. McKinley LONDON iff - Gen MsDbaw B. Scoutmaster Sidney Vlhlan at Camp Lanochi* on Lake Norris tisar I'aistey In Lake County. Seated left "For Man Only*' fob Rldgway. suprama Allied com- to right in front are Al Collins, Curtis Hughes, Oeoi :;c Furls and Richard Phogsn. Second row stand­ will officiate offleliti and burial will ioi7:15 - 10:38 low la Eva rgm a Cdnatary whara mandar In Europa, paid a lo-mln ing are Richard Powell, Maurict Phillips, Berry fit. John and Dickie Rountrss. Third row, isft to "Unknown World" tha Maeonio Order wUl have ute call today on Quean Elitabath right, Teddy Walker, Randall Lavender, Randall Robbins, Sidney Vlhlan, Jr., Joe Andrews, Allan Maffctt, 0:15 only charge of the sarvicaa. U at Buckingham Palace, Jirnmis Blyth and Robert Mitchell. Top row, Jamas Pearson ami Scoutmaster Vlhlcn. Si S'Mr *W 'T & ±jh : * t ' \\ . . . , W A S H IN G T O N ^ President Truman slMtied lulu law loday a *'bill providing )G>» billion dollura Tor the nallon’i military btiild-iip in Ibi year that ends next Juno M. Th t measuro supplies Iho mon­ ey to raise thin country's Air Force to • formidable' 111 wings by mid 1153 The total sum given Ilie He lease Dspiltmeni was about five billions under what Ihe President hud ashed He lold Congress Ibe Do fens* Department would need nearly Site billions as u bare min .....................................pro t tfenum lor its "strelch out’ paredness program. I Tbe bill also provides for: 1. Payment of 145 a month in extra combat nay tor servicemen on duty under fire since the Kon|:m War began A minimum of six diy* In the combat area Is reipiiri rijlor each month's eligibility. 2, Authoriialliui lor Ihe Navy lo build a second 85,000-tun super uir crafl carrier. The bill dul not, I ’lioto by Kn .'lin e r , Uiiyimmd Studio however, supply any new funds Bob H arris, malinger »f th« ltd / ih iu n -r, prr-d.b-d for the first '■nr hulMlne Die uiant carrier Mo... '<, hoi.lilHti* »f (he Dot n i v t'lol bk'.l Miimbiv. Iti-.-i'ri 11v elected of In Ihe pre nd|ourimieiil rush Con fleers lire, li-fi lo lig ld , Waite, Hi.> inn, treasurer; Mr. 11u •1 ; In gross agreed on u total of Jhi.tllU, It. W, Itupri-rhl, secretary. Both .Mi lluytic* ui.d Hr. Dupree III were 058,012 Mr. Truman asked $51. ii- elm It'd. 390,70S,770 for Iho year beginning July I The breakdowns by service* shows: Ai IIIV - tl2,2311.WSI.000; Navy — $12.843,4511,042; Air Force — $21,118,301,770 WASHINGTON ifi - - William S Cox bail lib coin mission In Die Navy taken uwuy from linn 13‘J years uuo. Prexldenl Truman signed a bill today Dial gives him the authority lo return Cos's com mission lo him. The unusual nrllon was con taiatd in legislation brought up by Rep. Edward E. Cnx til -On )— DO relative of the oilier C ox- who ■aid he turned up, repurH Dial William win made a scapegoat in a nival battle of Die War of 1813 « « Navy officers leatilled before VcongrMalnnn) |icarlng>i Ibul Die iCwAe.sa.cas.puie > l» « ' ,Nn Assoi'iuli'd I'rc-rw I.ViiMi'il W in* TIU'HSDAY JULY 10. 1052 iff— Many sleep tha Los Anarlei communities a abort, sharp day but thara to* r v s i a.m. Me a liSjS'f'yWr ami m, 15 New Homes Are BeinF Constructed In Miller Acres Bandwagon Tor Eisenhower Is Gaining Speed ( \ Hoy Scouts Knjoy Outiuj’ Cattlemen’** Group AdoptH ItH Charter Contract Awarded For School Project Movie lime Table ir*»ittrrtaus Mk ■■■- *: A. > ' r"7HHI -'Uotf jr i In fS S �a sse & t* m B m -**— r FRAUD tUTT UFHSLD T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD Pag# S Thuro. July 10, IB8Z Wilbur Peeble Thinks He Sees Clerical Drudgery Five Stars Over The White House „ ____ _ o8 * ....■ '" r 1 SteenGiving Way To (Editor's note: Wilbur Pechle, They hellev^ Ike,*'*, mmaneed the rrlra’s most avrrage rlllirn, elep*.S>-'^(* * taught imn in „*liite Mechanical Brains Am iKe’s hackers arc so sure he'll goes to ihe heart nf the gop prob­ lem In (he following teller to Ills Im* nominated and elected— thnl By NAM DAWSON wile. 'I relit* Mae, from the He- Ihey are already picking hi* CahlNEW YORK Pencil pushing puhllran National Convention:) nel. I overheard one fellow at a drudgery— the making nml keepbar say: Ins of builncM record* mill re "Our problem now I* unity— to lly HAL HOYLII porta— may yield soon In smaller CHICAGO <.r,-Well, honey. It heal tbe parly's wounds. Ike ought and cheaper mechanical brain*. Irnik* likr five star* over the While in name Thomas K. Dewey scerr Electronic computer* can flgtiro House -according to a waitress lary nf stale. Warren secretary of In a few hour* what a battery of who sold mo a hot dog nt Con­ Ihe Interior. Sinssen postmaster elcrka take* month* to compute, vention Hall general, and MarArlhnr secretary nut engineer* *ay these machine* "Ike's Ini" she told me happily, of uorirulturc. Taft could he vice aoon may come Into more generul and generously passed out free president." uie In husine** doe to new dc mustard to tho crest fallen Tall "In that cn*c we might as well velopmrnls: Electronic lobe* only supporter*. make It a roalltlon Cabinet atid one-third Ihe *iie of those now The story now la dial (!rn. Klscn appoint Hofrv H Truman *ccfr ied; end u new solislltole, Ihe ‘lower is doing m i well Hint he I* lirv of the Treasury." a hitler raniltnr— little larger lhan your offering In drrd the Texas dele Taft man said finger nail— which can do many gales In lien. MnrAilhiir In a The question Ihen arose ntmul of the task* Ihe lobe now per parknge labeled' "don't open until what to do with John Foster Dulles, forma, without overheating a* the IBM." and a fellow said: tube often dor*. "Why not appoint John Foster Iloh Taft is *1111 In llirre pilch Theie development* could bring log will) both vocal rhords, lull Dulles seeretarv lo John Fnsler the mechanical brain down to a most ol the bystander* now seem indie* so there'll lie no dnuhl about alte and coat practical for hind lo (cel Hint Hie steam In Ills steam Ills pollry?" neaie* staggering under a mount roller I* only going "lie 1 1 i j ." Well, honey, a* you ran sre from Ing load of clerical work. The nutn Ihls kind nf talk tho Republican* her of pencil rusher* and typist* Co., St. Imil Is, Ihmks "future elec ■ire kind nf tnrkerrd out. They ha* Increased 111 Ihe past its year* Ironic equipment may produce have had a rough week Thev are Jnrnes Mason and .Irsstia Tandy who tiro co-aliured with Hlr out of proportion to the Increase them lu one hour." ' not used to fighting among them Crtlric Hordwirk > nml Luther Adler In Dm stirring drama "Tlie Desert In factory workers. The expense It business turn* tn these inn- selves like Memnrrnt*. A donkey Fox" showing Thursday nmt Frlilaj .t Movlelaml Itide-fn Theater. Is terrific. |hllMMi one of the first resnlls rail relax netlng like a Jarkass. Some companies see the me would seem lo lie a rcdtirllnn In lull It make* n dignified elephant ferlral workers, slnre report* now nervous ehanlcal bruin ns Ihe answer Al ready some loo roinpiinlos, large being made manually could lie It may he a Ml early for Ihe i node with fewer clerk* and less Ike fan* In could Hen Taft old j and amnll, are developing elec Ironic computers Walter Mitchell expensively, hut inarhliie* also Personally I know of only one vJr., i.I managing ........pi*ng director of the Con produce new Join. man who ha* turned In his Taft Irollcrs Institute, suyt the ma Paul G Dresrhnr. vice president bnllon nml he explained II was nnlv chines may brine about “ a mu Jour nod rnntroller of Associated Ho* because he was having hi* mill dial Service of New York, (minis pressed— nml wanted It hack right j revolution In oflico work. Controller* are the men who do -id Ihal no mechanlrnl brain can away If Tail Is nominated the mastermind figuring and keep •ork unless H Is fed innteriat And The Increasing likelihood thnl Ihe record* for Imslness. Mltihell this I* prepared by men and Ike will he the Republican muni foresees the day when "we *hnl! uiinrn nee I* verv annoying In some mem need supervisor* mid management The lightning like speed of the hers of the (lid Guard GUP who RceniinlnnlH ndripinlely trained lu electronic computer also must he refer lo him ns "Ihe 8 *1nr cinder understand llirse machine*, their eared to Ihe comparatively slow ell-i from Ahuloney, Kansas " i * ' *• * potentials and their apnlicallnn ” peed of the rlerlric typewriters "Mrnl It. we are always falling fu n i * M V * M il m • Pk I 1 1 R V M One company already tins a mo md punched tapes which prepare for glamor hoys,” mm said. "I chine thnl keep* a complete rcc mil feed the data lo Ihe com pit would rather run Herb Hoover nrd of 10,INN) Items id Inventory. II i t s and electronic memory units again— If we rnn't have Taft lad's I* shoot Ihe hell!lit mid wldlh of an The really important thing the lie real Rep'iblleans " office desk mid can pas* through lertronlc machine will do for hu* Well. Treill* Mae, 1 mil no sor a 30-lnrh dour on ycipicsl, Ihe less, Drencher holds. Is mil Ihe grim. Rot If I had to sew up the F r o il I DA DHESHBD itnil DRAWN GRADE A machine produce* n typewritten avlng In elorlral help, bnl die wound* In the Repuldlean Party record of any Item or group of baoee II gives liuslncssmcii lo dc- nt lids moment I wouldn't use HIIIIM'KD Cl A, DRESSED nml DRAWN GRADE A Items— a* fast ns Ihe typewriter clnn data linen eonsldered loo thread I'd call for rope. ran pound II out aril and loo expensive to gel. For However, an n'lMImr observer diner machines can produce xaniplo: Financial report* entild of convent ion* told me: through electronic* In rigid hour* '0 prepared mire a mniilli Inslead "Son, there I* nolhlnu lo Ihl* financial report* which 1-011*111111' f oner every Hirer month*, and world shorter than a politician's 80 man days to prepare by pencil lie businessman could keep closer memory. The promise of future pushing Daniel M. Sheehan, vice ah on how lie stand*. pnlmnnpe can cure a lot of present president of Monsnnln rhenileat Some of these tiinehlnes already name calling." lo remarkable Job* for liuslnes*. Another velernn Republican had •no I* particularly appreciated In (hi* lo say about Hie convention unking up payrolls which Involvr and he shook III* head a* he mild lly IIOII A N TH O N Y ••rue iiiiiiihcr* of cinplnvc* wllh a COPELAND'S FAMOUS SUGAR (HIRED "The trouble with us Repuhll Richard T . Moore, first via** variety id mill rales ami different laundry Hldp'a Serviceman, report. lour* of work, wldi rnntpllcnlrd "1111* I* thill we've not too Mlnit) leader*, nml the Democrat* — ml aboard NAAN yesterday from dedurllons and overtime Kleclronlr engineer*, however, Ihev'vo rot tiKi m*ny people." duty |n Naples, Italy, III* home I* Well, Treill* Mae. more tomor 4 In <1 Mi. In 81. Auguntine ao he'* happy to :ay you haven't seen niwdiliig yet. ba spandlng a normal tour or shorn compared wllh what Ihe machine* row from they are developing will do for Avernge Your homesick husband duty In tha slate of Florida. buxines*. Wilbur While in Naples, Mirk met ( ’Imp lain M. J. Ilmitnrsfl. Many nf you will rememher Chaplain Rout arse EXTRA TENDER JUICY 4.. from III* tour of duty here at , C E N T R A I, I I .OR I D A (J U t C K -F H E K W K NAAS. Mirk say* the Chaplain I* A N D S T O R A G E CO. falling along fine In Nnple* ami Banda hi* regards to nil his friend* hare on the station and In the city of Ranford. Tim Fourth of .Inly wa* more than Just a holiday for NAAS'* Wayne II Nelson, It wo* on tin* Fourth that Wnynn exchanged wedding vow* with Marie Hardy ef Sill We*t Fifth Street. Wayne IMionc M1H 101 W . M ill H i. and Marie became Mr. and Mr*. In » beautiful ceremony nt the Han­ ford Congregational Church, being O l'lt O W N l i l t K O R Y H M O K F II United In marriage by Mr. Root. Wavn» is now hack on duty at tl nr N A A B and tl ie newlywed* are liv­ Whole ing at the Hanford Trailer Park. Fred H. Wood ha* returned hrre after a HO day re enllslment leave In Piedmont, H. C. Fred had been called back to active duly na a na­ tal reservist and. unlike the many "abort-timer*" being released this month, be decided he liked the na­ vy too much to return tn rlvlllnn Ilf*. With this derision, he "ship­ ped over" Into the regular navy aad la planning on making It hi* IILUE HEAL rareer, Fred I* married and I two children, a daughter and S •;L <Lr M PANAMA C IT Y (At Circuit Judge E. Clay Lewis refuted Weanetday to itiRmlaa the aulta of a defeated candidate for aharlff and a defeated candidate for the Florida Legislature, who charged trregularitlei at levevii Jack*"" County poning,jitRvcYr'A'‘« ^ * * ^ Tho .u it»‘ c’ne.go election offlc- * i" . \ 11 loll gave "uniolldted ballot mark­ ing asxlRtance to at least 75 per­ sona" In one precinct and Improper ballot marking nnd counting in several others. W. R. Gauso. who oought the > rr v " * sheriffs post, and Wankard Pool­ er, legislative candidate, brought tho suits against incumbent Sheriff Ernest Itnrncs, llrp-Elcct Hugh Dukes and I ho Jackson County Canvassing Hoard. . Kicking Up! Housework Easy W ithout Don’t Let It Throw You . . . . It Is Just Time To Take Your Car To Sco MERLE Na n t a « harlwlw.hwnr Ih M m « « * 4Ih Ih m i mar b* * im to «k>i*. Ifrmn of kl4n*r (u«»tkt«. Wwtmi H r ***»! kklnrr fniwtloit b « r r ImMImt M h«.llh. W "»» Kim. .*.r »d «f n>n>lttk<N,«wh h >Imm In* ttmln. nm«i IM. ImnaiUiit foe.lion to .low 4n*e,ei«n)r folk..ulforn.e•Ins biik w M flM I nlwroM*. Minor M.4iltr InH ilk M 4m l> » M ar *rm | 4 <l mar * i m h i l la ■ ■■ * I* hu nr f marnrnl N m m . non,* nteml rear hMn.n II UMo* aoodl. i kma hntb.r to*. T rf Dm b ’i Mlla-n mild rllnrHIr. Ita * anrrrmtallr hr mlBlona for ■•rar IS »«ara. ll'a unnlnetvn. u nr llim. At Warner’s Gulf Service Station "CARE WILL SAVE YOUR CAR" Corner First nnd Hanford Phone t l » ttred e n ies " 777, Crystals GEORGIA FREESTO NE PEACHES Bananas F R Y E R S -52' Blues In The News California PEAS (tanked Hhanklew In Vl*klng Picnics :jra. *«S S ^ BH|uaradanelog la galnlag m n » ssm sa fe " J. on tan al the Oenlar to- ■ « f{? SMYRNA MAID D A IL Y DOG FOOD Breakfast Bacon 3 i. “•25' Beef Rib Roast Whiting aucqoTABR juruov I « fn r * • 'm m For Oravlau Ann Pag# Salad Style Mustard Doz, jar 41? 1 U .,cin 29? ] oa. Ml. Kftiken Bouquet ARMOUR'S JCVAR HUDSON'S RAINBOW 3 lb. can / / > < ||c 1 LU. ON . ■■ f gUoxy'fl ii'Pi) *:Ij »is. 14 |2c , Wlkmn ■ With M Sultana Red Beans With Chill Gravy lb. can Sultana Kidney Bfeang lb. can Sultana Blackeyed PeaB 1 lb. can I I oa. pkg. Ckil Con Cttofe %for 1 2 ^ * W Lb. 150 Ann Page Baked Beans lb. can 2 for 27? V Id f Lb. 830 WAX PAPER SEABROOK FARMS CAULIFLOWER S BABY LIMAS f CUT GRBKN B8ANB . MIXED VEGETABLES S BXTEA FANCY PEAS f Lb. 570 Hitprr Right U. H. Choice Heavy Western Large ApilMIfl CHMd 99c Breaded Oysters 98? Lb. 490 tl**-He** Dressed Wilsons Mor Ph*. Lb. 490 “ uper Rliht Fnnr) Sliced Beef Hash 1 lb. can | | c 4 Far P U L W IA B U n p n t t Pork Loin Roast Freeiing Mia 49c Breaded Shrimp 9 |e Lb. 290 ‘(nper Right Corn Fed Western “Junket*1 PEN PAR I For Crab Rolls Chicken Livers Lb. Flag* Dt M Baby D IR E C T FROM LOCAL FARM T O YOU Deviled Crabs 3 lb. can 7 j e Lima Beans 45' Lb. |90 Freeh Froxen (Fowl) Fur Randwlcha* • L m m Ii m IS o*.,ran SMALL EGGS tq 7 Lb. A v«- Chicken Gizzards dc xo Dog Food F L A . GR ADE A , Fresh F t men (Fowl) 100% Pure Vegetable Shortening Ct1« Breakfast Bacon ..... lb. 51? # Pork Sausage ........ Ib. 59? # Smoked Pork Chops lb. 79c I’ktr. can Colored In (Juartera POR OUR OWN m No* S ROAST' 49' Locker Plant 69c STEAK Li.. 79c HANS '"Ronald Wiley left tho station and Hanford today for Fort Hlerum, N. Y . whom he will attend tka i l l week course In Information •nd p.Hiiratlnn Ediiratlon at the Armed rereoa liiformaHpn ncnooi. up eoilfeiatien tha course, Ron I* •thadided for a new tb'*v assignwant by tha Bureau of Personnel which m«an* ha will not M* W P ; ‘ « to Sanford. Befora beginning *!••• at A FIB. he Will mend ten with hi* family ami friend* home In flyraeuee, N, Y, Wallace Journey. Ed Wltwljka, ll JArmontmttl and Outer Ihle fr:->EIU. I. returned to duty raeently from 1*11 anent at their homer Wat. ■|o*»d htx »taa In Bli Dorado i, Missouri while Ed was In lg, Ariiona, Bill In Madison, ____ liH and Omer In EmmcU- GREEN PEAS SPINACH 1 LIMA BEANS IO N A GARDEN CHUCK OXYDOL 29^ RUSSO BRAND YOU U Wt'Htt'rn Baby Beef Liver........... lb. 85c BonelcHH Brisket Corned B eef...... lb. 83c Tender DellciouH Cube Steak...... lb. Me U. S. (iood Beef Short KlhH..........lb. 49c Lean Pure Ground B eef............. lb. 89c WESTERN 1LEAN . . Center Chops..........lb. g |c *It • End Chops........... lb. 53? l**«Loin Roasts ........ lb. 95? 2 Lbs. 23(£ Cantaloupes »t’lna Ripened » ' » FROZEN FOOD SALE PicnicHams TENDER SIRLOIN T-BONE Golden Ripe He Anti fa ta T w a in �• l -n l r i i r r-A N Fn n n t in t a i d Transatlantic Hop Florida Delegation U nit' Jills l». I I ' a c B y Helicopters Set . . . . , At Chicago Is Seen __ : Iniiucsl Is Slaled As Highest In Town Wa s h i n g t o n idm*> —- The brvt F o r I l i g l m ' a y T r a g e d y FEA Objectives In 1953 Arc Outlined At Education Meet transatlantic hup by helicopters Ity W ll.n tllt JEN N IN G S will be tried by two Air lorrc CHICAGO ijv— The Florida dele "Flylnt: Windmills" ncxl week linlinn lo the Republican mm cm Plans were announced linn iv ihe hlghr.xt m Ihhii .»lien i A\t-diic^xlny fur hcucup rr* ui d Isn'l attending consenllun vi-« the M ilitary \ i r Transptul Sers Ice (M ATS) In make a l.ixxi mile sinus Let's explain, quickly, Ilml they fliuht from Westuver A ir Fnree ncrupy the tup 42nd floor bungalow llnxe, Mass . In Wiesbaden. tier ul lIn- Morrison llutel \ml tti<- many Seven sinps ,tre iilaiuicd cti Mnrrtsun cliiim s tn In the I illrxl rtillte-P resque I le. Me lim ixhotel In ihe world Ice The fellow who handles public May, Labrador, Greenland relation* for the Morrison -.-nt it land. Preswiek. Senllaml. Ilurlun actually shoo Is up In i; sinrirx, and Maiistnn. England The helicopter* Will be delivered lull ihme lad live are for tn.i to the Ninth An Hexene Spin linn cblnery In Germany T liK bungalnw lx a humdinger flip Slknrsk\ II !'• helleiqUers, complete with large living room, -lining room, tliree m , ,ier l-e,| with It tup speed n| III .1 .net Inn m um . wild kitchen, ami ,• gt in-l mill'll ail hour and a ■mixing peril nt abuul Ri. ,iie expri led Im hr pi.IIIU Floridian". hv Ihe dn/rn ire v l. in the air atmul in limn ■ With extra (net tanks thrt will ding the headquarter rv rrv duv And where do they gn" Sir.tight have a crulxing range of dimil In Ihe kitchen Thai's where ymi'll I.IKIO mile* Tlie Imigesi Imp (nun find udd orange |uire mil lam ps Iceland to Scotland I* HI7 tildes rttfiirs A h i niithllnnhu: wm in .lu lln l In O il. TKST S I.A ll h Tin' Ih r 'pinrtrrs r r.prrt illv fur Ihr h K K l’NlAK SIM lIN liS •f' KtnrhliaiD firnt nil trul tn W.illnn rm m lv •mee T h r Imfrl ilnr^n't kmm \ r t wlm’ll , dliirn vri v of ihr Pnll.ud Field lirl Hit* sin lr for Ih r Mmunti.ihr ninth nf here in Alabama, will be m rrtinc Dili Ih r Flmnlimis m il drilled ncxl week The well will be drilled C* mile lir <|ii;irfrrr*l in Ih r hnirl Aih I su hv a lii (IrnruitiN Srn Hlrh itil |(n««HI ninth of DeFimmk Spiiug uhn is r iiiinini* fnr I ' m tilrnl m lh I nrlenberry t>r IIImi: Cn N ill lie/ Alls*, (m C I. Smith, tiim e Hill ih r Siin-hnir S l.iIrN **ii | i | im iI Ala , C S M r Kendrick, New (U \ x i i u n r d l n h In E l m ii I i Mrntn « i :i | n von rim hln’l hhmu ; f««l lean*, and other laiuisian.i and hm me vniir i n*l f*Il In i r B« pnMir nix min lIiiis hnmmlmv TALLAH ASSEE in -Th e Florid* Educnlion Association ir.jy o k the 1053 Legislature (or more textbook m money, pay raises 'or teachers, w a bolstered teachers’ retirement fund and n new formula (or allo­ cating state school money among counties. The tentative list of KEA ob jective was outlined at a meeting of educators at Florida State Uni­ versity The major objectives also In­ clude establishment of a state wide lax commission to equalise prop­ erty valuations and assessments •A among counties as a mean* of prew venting inequities in distribution of state money The proposed new formula for determining the comparative flnan dal ability of a county also would give less weight to lax assess­ ments which often vary widely. The division of state school mon­ ey among the counties Is based largely on the ablllty-lo-pay for­ mula. There have been complaints that some counties deliberately •0 held down local tax assesamenta In order to show a poorer econom­ ic ability and thus get a bigger slice of state funds. Ike Handwagon lUannaaed fro m l-a«e Ill* ) He said- “ I expect to be nominated on nn early ballot.'* And supporters of Earl Warren Adviser Churchill, deputy Mnntgower; and Harold Stnxxen said they still * »• * ’ * chance for nn ElsenhowerTad deadlock that could deny the nomination to either of the two front runners. The big decision may come to19 onUnttnl I i miii final If aailsae* r r m I'M * U x ti nicnt. i u j i| » n l In x l u l v Ii lHi I m i l l Bll> Convention managers mapped merer, Labor, Interior and Post i i iin«I tF IR E H .i.T H i w t t t r m H f t ! JACKSONVILLE - A Jack '♦•II u if 11 till* iM T iini: O''1 * schedule which led lhal pos­ Office Departments and srorrs nf sonvllle salesman and n waitress mornlni!. '1i I'rrAiilrni sibility agencies Avki'fl ii I m Un i In* li.nl i i 'I t,ilfil And the delegates trickling Into Rut none was hit as hard as were found shot to death earl) in » mil hl.t* i Bus ill m i It I •m* big arena down by the stockthe xtahiliiatlnn agencies, whose no today in a cabin adjoining a mark •I»IUI \ (fill * •' ill I IfI 111I 14’ H " yards for (heir fourth day seemed million dollar appropriation led bar on Ihe Snulhsldr M m s m II i m I Intill i m m I 111 I'he dead were listed as Huh In a mood b> get on with the main some "flu i.ils tn hint they would It M -lt 'l nt ?•i•• \ n i ‘ | i r r ult fih il 9 hudnrxs recommend Junking prlrc wage Hall, about ,Ail. who had been Itvlilr i m i l i i i m I in n d f Y m i i ^ li In l» >'< " I h r In Ihe wake of Wednesday night's control* entirely because they fell In Ihe cabin for elglil m o u t h s , and . n i {il i* n l n h i i mi » \ i lli tl nf rough and tumble, there was more II impossible In work with Ihe fund ll.ifrlrl Mill*, about .in. employed talk about (icu Douglas MacArth The hallie over extension of con­ hy the restaurant for about In In r nr Hi ■ .11 *I In ii in n r r i i » M i r in trols was one of Ihe big tight* nf days Some of the Tad supporter* were the (Ctml Cultures*, which ail Sheriff* deputies s a i d Ihe broil*' i |ii» t i n i ii I m i ! 11111 l *ii \ ■ ii * m i l anvlng privately that MncArthur Jnurnrd this week. There wax a were (mind hv Rei.boomil Ownri Mt.tl i( I * i 111 <1 i • vi< f |i • i d r n l . might he n good man if It de­ major effort b> wipe out Ihe agen Frank M .Iciiri Miss Stills had In* u m il il Im i « i I i f f t i l l 11\ i i *. It m u veloped I hat Taft could nol make c|cx nr lo reduce their imwer* tn been shot In the led ear Hall, sllll im* f Ii#* It l o j ’t , li m it t n I’ i 'I ttul m i the grade. Impotence. Congress finally agreed clutching a 32 caliber plslnl, bail tin* fti i i *i Taft’s top aides wrre Insisting, II'IN’ r H t •! Ill- 11 |H l » ’ 11fill Ilf I on a 10 month extension nod re a bullel wound in bis right lemplr however, Hint there was no reason laxed some controls Hall had (alien partly arms* tin W r.l||llL‘ *HM i f r » (1,11 In t n l i f r r yet to question that Tad rould woman’s body whh h lav on s bed •lilt \ If till |M't»|l||» Ill’ll •!»• kiitlVIU W1 niake It. Jones said Hall had been In III •‘ i N « v i N mi i in i|i|M'.ir "ti i I H r I’aul Walker, chief of delegate i (Illi p| n ' t i i i (ii \t u n i I In r X health relations (or the Tad ramp, said Fir*— robbing the forest wealth of t" « I In Ii h i i h i c a c n m l l> »l r r th* Mat# every yesrl It was a "coalition" that lira! Taft th til l i r x l 11nn tl •V Utah In w Prerlp. Eltl'.li WANING HURT on the (leorgla and Texas con­ Biisni'll • \ il- il h r l » " p n ! I h r M HI Asheville CHICAGO -VI Hand l,eadoi I *r*111•>«*14V9 t »i m |i | .i v n i fl Hn- l i l l l r f test*. The Warren nod Stsssen del­ 83 74 1Roilon Fred Waring tixlay was nursing egates stood with the Elsenhower 59 no Chicago Inlurlrs suffered AVednexilav olglil nt*-,« l l m i It * f i ' i t t m r d H u Gimp on that . mi r f i r i v r i i t i i m 51 #7 Cleveland In a highway accident near Hulfltr Gov. MrKeldln of Maryland, 57 71 Los Angrier ford, N .1 tapped to put Elsenhower In nomt at I'M M n M n r s " \n *i 74 S3 Installation nf atcel railing* dr Waring. In ('Idrngn to ininpolr nation, gave Ihe bandwagon effort signed to aid the aged or Infirm New Orlesnt 2 12 70 77 M »r I IIA M |*T« »N n«l D New A'ork In Ihr second annual Western He a push with a prediction that the to enter or leave the Poit Office 55 th *1 hi| 81 I I m Inn » I i M l n l M r i l i i i general will win on the first hallo! was Parted yesterday hy the Stine Seattle 272 nlora (Soil A'lMielatlmi Tournament l l ll lI l P ItoIrlV *%I fit III. mm li.il.nirr 80 83 Washington al Hie E d g ru iilrr Gulf ('loti Mid 17 t lumpin'* hi i I ippri tin to * . He dedared.br |j» confident that Machine Co.,« under (he direction Jacksonville (Ml hi* Injuries mor keep lino mil id r*lfr ff III «* hrth* t hr •Hiilfl .11Irrupt 78 .MarylaiuH u vote* will be c u t of Robert Brown. 88 Miami the contest He wax nchrd'ileil t • 3.1 7,1 unanimously for Elsenhower. 9% These will be short railing'' on Tallahassee In *I .( ('(”» ' I",I I •4f |l I M i i l l l l l t play tills afternoon tl f •tl t| nut Maryland's Sen. Jijm Mar­ the upper and (ower steps and are The hand leader said he iilmno d shall Rutlcr, a Taft aupi>orter, told being Installed as the result of pet! tohirr >•1 | f«if■t k» tin IftlM E DEMONSTRATION lo consult a physician lo ib-teimo "- II 4111 M IIMHII ' reporters he frets Tad sllll la In tinna by elderly people In Post |l l tv In GAIN ESVILLE of Florida's muster Joel Field who referred the Council of Home Demnnslralion whether any of Ins rib* u r ic fi the running t< tl In i fnri'il lie said liolh knee w• "■ p i ' l > tin "I think he Is still vrry much In mailer to Ihe Post Office Depart Women Wednesday night rlrrlrd lirulM'd In the mishup h. him* I In I ntli I M**. moot for authorisation.. the tight," Ihitlcr said. ||l Al till Mr*. T . L llamiter, Waldo, pre-. r i h h ’ft * * Mi nm*t In lituiiv ,i ti ni 11 nl Hu* i *i Idcnt, succeeding Mr* Andrew K Mrs G .At llishop, Argvle The California delegation had a AM P UTEES' BABY DIES v-ujr pi i i i i h i ' p *•!» lit'i i t M i u t r n Pinellas County caucus and II* chairman. Sen. Wil­ tnry, and Mrs George Otto, I >MI JO L IE T , III '<fv— The 2 day old Poller, Aim elected were Mrs. K II wood, treasurer |n t rt*p*a ll ii v irrl liam F. Knnwland. told the mem daughter of I’vt. Hubert Reeve*. I|k hers to hold their 70 vole line firm 20, quadruple amputee of the Ko­ Voelker, Weal Palm Reach, first vice president, Mrs Itrno Fleteh for Gov. Earl Warren rean War, died early today. er. Quincy. Second vice president. "If we are not swayed by ru Tha baby, weighing three pounds mor," Know!and aald, "we have six ounce*, wa* horn prematurely in an Ineuhalor since the opportunity to nominate Karl Tuesday to Mrs. Reeves, 19, the been kept birth Warren for Prealdenl." former Beverly Jean Hall It had Thai meant, In Knowland'a view, a distinct possibility of an Klsen hower-Taf! deadlock. — ------------- — --------- --n'rVrrsr lll«*"e» » “• » Harold Slaasen laid a newa con­ Charter »•. I*t»t T o r yaRnnioM o f I H " K ference he was staying In the race. He has 25 committed votes. g| . Around Elsenhower'* headquar 'w ters In a downtown hotel, there wa* a general atmosphere of con­ fidence In victory. S IM The lobby outside the general’s Cush, balancn with m h rr bankt. inulnilint rrr*rv> hatane*. 11.4 s i.n l K and caah tl.irn in prd.-r.a ut rulDctlun suite look on the appearance of PnltaO i.lt l.lf t ' Hlalra (invarnmrnf Obllaarlonr. direct and a theater playing a smash hit. Jts.ii* k uaranii.d ....................................................................... allona of Hlalra and iiolttlcal ■iitidlvl.lmi, iso,11) ft Delegates lined up behind a lunar bund*, nota*. and drb*nlui*« roped off area taking iheir turns Cntukrala alacha (tnrludln« I'l.eonnii j.nno oa ul KVUm i I I . U M t i ox In the march In Elsenhower's per­ Raarrva balikl .............. ........... . Guana and dlecuunta Hm liidlna |l7>*i ovardralto sonal qua rlers. 10,011 41 bank pramlaaa nwurd I l i a l l P , rum liur* and 7.416 77 Concern among party leaders (laturaa 111,III »» over the wound* from Ihe Taft- Othar aaaala................. ........... .............. *,»!(',94* 11 • Elsenhower fight waa reflected in T O T A L AH8KTU a auggettlon from Sen. H. Alex­ 1.141.111 01 ander Smith of New Jersey the! Oamand dapoaita o( Indlrlduala. parlnrrxhlpa, and i.in .it ) U the loser of the big battle be given T l m irporalfnna n ^ o l ihdlvlduala. Pdrlnarihipa. and « orporafion. llo .lt t 41 dapoalla nf Indl Ihe vice presidential nomination. 417,117.71 lla of United H I t , 117.II oalta of Htataa ami v "We need the thinking and en­ ll.lli.U H * ergy of both these sections of our oiha 11,411 40 parly to give Ihe nation the lead­ Other liablllllaa i.|t i,ri» i.ix ership she must have at this time TO TA L t .A 8 t L .T .B« AriT/|| of world crisis. iso,ooo on "With this In mind 1 urge the CiBltll gtoelii Common etoek, total par lloa.noo.ooB 10(1,(1(10 0(1 entire convention 1o nominate for 04,070 l> a the vice presidency whichever of proViia ................... - - T ' lt^OlO.14 .. . e..... *. , ........—.......... the two leading contenders Is de­ Ileharva*7 1.7.066 n feated for Ihe presidential nomina­ T O T A L C A P IT A L ACCOUNT* tion." M IM 40 tl T O T A L M A R IL IT IK H A N i i £ J (V i W D A ^Cf-OUNTII For the convention’* approval, a drafting committee came up with Aaaala pradgad or aaalahad lo aai nra liablllllaa and f t.77l.a7f SI htbar paraoaaa . . . sS..a, ...... a platform devoting many word* ktmjaiof Florida, Uoiinty nr Namlnola, aa; In lambasting Ihe Democrats In I. It. r . Mann, eaahlar of tha ahoya-namad bank, do aylaoinly jueaar general and (he Truman admlnlt- that tha abor* atatamtn! le Itua l„ fha baal or me knowlada* and ballat. ... . , H. r . MANN. Caahiar (ration In particular. ' C n rric f— Allaaf: II aald the "admlnlatralhMi'a sor­ did record of corruption bee ..................................... ■ shocked and sickened Diraotora. f&fcan people." It a c c u i._ __ LM* !i ■warn to and aubaorlbtd bV ° u r k ' I I I * a C O TNotary ^- ' Publle. v ministration of shielding "traitora nlaiion axplraa MArch to Ihe nation In high placet.? I Some Southern OOP leader* wrre unhappy over a plank which pledges the party lo federal, ac­ . *'■. > bXfftai tion— although the action Is tmdij* « n *i fined against discriminatory .. O M H a l practices on the bails of race or a o xvH .L M , PLORIIIA, — hONVIGLM, . religion In hiring and firing work •r* [axeoau, p l o m iu a But Lester Parsoni of Virginia tat • radapd Raaafea JflafMrt kd«ker.,d aid they would not maka any floor ildfnmj SmmpK 'E hildrn* conlroilln* fnlaraai In Gila Sht about thl* "civil tight*" land. Mm«d ■« *7 k The biitle over the k ’ ahgraa o( capital atock. Jeorgta delegation* “ Hava left rancor air­ man, particularly g w State Finances Smokmy S a y : SalcHmnn, Waitress Die Of Hun Wounds Scuiilor Russell I . X M I I I I B I \i'K S s i M l M l K n irr I - M I'K IM I M l r I I ink .1 F ilmnhn lli I'illi-hui ch. Iml.iv f,n r«l IM inimlhs in |i|lsi»n In |» ixn IIH! I'liHU! ilifiH ntjllhm 1mm l«nlf x liru n i I'.irk In Uiimtiln I Vi 111in I hi plr. ulril L'liilti \\ iiln r * ilny In .1 i*h.iik*r nf illrc .ilii I i .iim miHinu r.irr Infnrnintirni l.i.xl M nn h 1*7 u Imn hr u.»* n tr* lril in (hr sroim l xlnry nf m .ipinl ini-til nrtn Ihr fr.nk A flri ♦ |'M v Ii,i11 lirrn *r|rt lri| in f i v him Piiliimhn ( hiiin’ril I mn ph’.i 11lain miinrcitl In Elilily .mil vs,in xriitrm n l h) (Tlm m .il i min -hidcr \V F Krnnrdy T0UCHT0N Fiilniolii i1 Sllll vi UK ('ream fa*. 14 I l|,-xr >ot i m tll atla'4**#*'** ,,U ft time I*. ri.9 i,| le I u eft l fftg i | net «Nu|l rOI ■J^SWRli255Pa»»K. E S S ^ B A fiS agates i Walker, the Taft aide, toM -rar * that "If there wax anV It was done lait night” Eisenhower to m * 'y-Traaa. ot A lla n llr Truat Company, dp aoUmelv tatamtni la Iruo, to Ih* baot of my knoxeiadf* .. ' Q. 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L a d a T h a llaraie la a s * a b a > a f I be Aspartate# Otaaa n h lrh I* ratiIIad * a rla «la tlF la the aaa la v re p sh llra lla a a l all H a laaal M a t prtaled la H ta aettepapar. aa m i l aa all A O aataa dlapalrbaa. TH U H S D A Y , J U L Y 10. IMS T O D A Y ’S H1BI.E VERSE W* *rr Up) to overestimate our i>sn Importance In tht unlrrrs*. W* ar* Important only as we plsy e pail In a ma|t«llr plan. Art thou Ui* flret man that wn* burn.— Jb. 16:7. Thr Prciidcnt lias just ligned a bill aulhoriiing ten reclamation project!. We wonder if ona of them U intended to reclaim the Demo­ cratic patty. We have often wondered liitening to Democratic convenlioni in part years, and we wondered lait night liitening to the Republican*, whether they all don’t get together in tome tenet meeting before hind and plan it all out. It couldn't he a heller iliow, anyway, if it wai written out on a irripl. 'I here may -till be lotne doubt over whether the Republican con­ vention ii going to nominate Taft, Eisenhower, or maybe MacArthur, but theie’i one thing up there jn Chicago about which ihetc iiii’t any doubt, al le»it afltr the noise the delegate! made tail night. They aure aien’t going to nominate Thomaa E. Dewey. Thk United Slatea it liady to use atomic bomba in Korea if neaded. That may cage* aa to thocking a atalemani to lome that they will think we don't know whet we at| talking about. Maybe we don't. But that it what General |. Lawton Coll lint, Army Chief of Staff, it quoted t i laying the O ,*er day, and if ht ilncin'l know we don't know who |io*l. A good many teata ate being •hed for the federal employee* who ere loiing their jobi •• a teaull of the economy aie, mild aa it la, wielded by Congteit. Mora than 17.000, moitly in the price, wage and rent ronirot agenctci, art re­ potted on the way out within K dayt. It it too bad wa can’t hava our cake and eat it loo. It It loo bad we can’t pul everybody on the government payroll end itill reduce testa. It la too had we can't have tocitliiad medicine and federal aid to education without incteaiing our tas burdent but the inexorable con­ clusion* of mathematics are *1111111 ut. I A practical meant of aiilatlng in tlie tianifar of political power from tha central government hack to tha alalaa wat luggeited by the govern­ or* convention whan they urged (hat certain federal tasea ha refinquilhed to tha alalia. One of tha •mat difficult** in a iwimf tha area of itata activity to induda toma of tha many function* recent* lv aiiumtd by federal authority I* that high federal tasation hai aft dried up local tas aoumag that local H ( fayamment can’t gat the money le ■I ' do anything. Tha authority with inonay la going to be tha authority which gat* thing! don*, and if wa want our local government* to taka a hlgfar part in our affair*, w* am ■obit to'hava to give «k*n the fundi with which to do it with. Former Pmaident Hooyar at tha of 77 probably attending hit Ijconvgntioi tW» and m llif imprtMkon tArthur. StfM . itili hai many bitter atm ag certain W ithin the next hulf-century a trip to Mara will cornu to bo as commonplace os n flight today from London to New York. T his is the amazing prediction about space travel by M ajor Alexander H. de Sovernky, fam ous American a u th o r­ ity on a ir power, in the current Issue of Pageant Magazine. "W e have the know-how mid the scientific tools for In­ terplanetary travel," says M ajor de Seversky In Pageant. "We stand now with reference to space travel about where the physicists stood between th e World Wars regarding atomic energy." W hat bars the road to im m ediate space travel 7 Only one factor, according to de Seversky. We m ust have an atom ic power plant beyond w hat is now available. We m ust find a way to get power directly from nuclear fission; we m ust obtain a continuous, controllable ra te of explosion of atomic energy, not the slow chain reaction of the atom ic pilea or the instantaneous explosion of th e bombs. "Once we have developed n reactive ntomlc engine th at gives us direct th ru s t without the transform ation of heat Into power th a t comes from the conventional turbines," asserts M ajor de Seversky in Pageant, "th en Interplanetary travel will be feasible. W hat wo lack is a power plant of sufficient m agnitude to enable us to defy gruvitation and to cruiso protractedly in space." W ith this atom ic Jot propulsion, clulms do Seversky, th ere will be no lim it to the slzo of tho apace ship or its r _ed. It won't leave the earth , us do present-day rockets, ke shells fired from ennnon. It will be nblo to rise slowly with no discom fort to passengers. Once tho ship has wrested free of the e a rth ’s ntm otphere, It will not travel at a con­ sta n t speed but ever faster and fa ste r or slower and slower in order to provide synthetic gravity for earth travelers who are bound to e a rth 's grnvity. Before you scoff at the idea of taking a vacation on Mars, rem ember thut less th an 50 years ago, when the W right B rothers made the first powered flight of 120 feet, any speculation about the com fort and luxuries of present day airliners would have seemed fantastic. Yet today such comfort and luxuries are realities we take for granted. Double Thinks The late George Orwell In his novel of u police state, "N ineteen Eighty-Four", describes an insidious technique of dictatorship which he calls "double think". In the novel the true history of tho people wan never rtlorded. Only those events favorable to the dictator "Big Brother” were set down and the books were altered from time to tim e at the ty ra n t’s will. A fter a time people forgot what had happened in th e past and accepted the published IIch us authentic his­ tory. . Recently Czechoslovakia decided for the third tim e In three years to ulter the textbooks used in its schools to con­ form' to present Stalinist doctrines. Since the first changes were made there have boon purges among those who were Communist leaders In Czechoslovakia. The present loudcnt w ent th eir own wny In the hooks as well as elsewhere. . '--Thera are still many in Czechoslovakia who rem ember th e days of freedom and tho heroes who helped to make tlie dream of Czech independence a reality. Thu memories of the M asaryks, fath er and son, who played Htich im portant roles in th e history of the nation, are still honored. Rut w hat will happen when all those who rem em ber the earlier days have pasted on? A pparently the Communists reason th a t those who have known no life but slavery will believe th a t there la no other condition under which men can live. T hat'C om niunlst logic is false. The IdeulA of freedom may not be printed In books or taught In the schools; but men who knew nnd loved liberty will pass the ideals along to th eir children. No dark age lasts forever nor cun un Iron C urtain completely shut out light, Story Of Lu Prensa The editors of Lu I'rensa, the great Argentine news­ paper m urdered by dictator Juan Heron, huve compiled n history of the paper from its founding in 1801) until Heron stopped tho pressus in 1051. Defense of Freedom Is the story of a newspaper w ith u policy of tru th , objectivity and fear­ lessness th a t could not be allowed to survive In a country where a ll^ th e r freedom was suppressed. It haT been 10 months since Dr. Alberto Gulnzu Hnz was forced to flee his country uml leave Ills pa|>er In the hands of Peron and hls henchmen. The dictator has tuken ovsr the paper and dares to cull It La Hrensa. But the world knows wall th a t It Is hut n hollow shell echoing Heron’s voice. Those who once edited Ia Hrensa do nut despulr, how­ ever. In the dedication they su y : "These Ideals will never perish; as long ns man exists they will be the bannor of the peoples of th e world. The newspaper La Prensa which so long defended them will not perian e ith e r I Its spirit lives on, uud one day It will ruuppear In the pages of th a t newspaper, which was nlwnys a proud and faithful expression of the A rgentine people. >*xzp,r: (v . R h -A_______________________________________ Pulling im punch**, former Prrtlili-nt Herbert Hoover rak*t the 11«inu.-raru- ailii.iiilatratuui ra lit, adrirrsiei the il*l*gata* at tha OOP Convention in Chicago. Ilouvrr cam* out for a *trong U. 8. air force In contrail to those who believe that tha safety of the nation lift In building up heavy ground forces, (international Boundphoto) SluHliing Attack <t « * N l l * i 4 » 4 f From Fax* the Tall Hartley Labor Act, with modifications. «»■•! ablv al suggestion!) (ruin the El n-nho*rr camp, wilt* a pledge (or "siumltineous ren-llness of coordi­ nated air, land and tea lane*, with oil Hie Decenary Installations bates, supplies and munitions, in­ cluding atomic energy weapons.” All through the . unusually long i il.un woidi plaUurm, the Repub iicons promised to clean bouse In government, cut costs and redure wade, overlapping uml bureauc­ racy hut the ie.illy bristling words came In ihc section titled '•cor­ ruption." "Tlie present administration's sordid record ol corruption has shocked uud sickened the Ameri­ can |people," II begun "Its leaders have (orleited any rigid to public lallh by (tie way they transact til* government's business." The plaltorm said Republicans huve exposed Instances o( "(rand, bribery, graft, favoritism uml III lluclice peddling" III Hie present iidmlnlstralion "There have been disclosures ol close alliance-, between the present government and underworld char arterx," It said, and It protested a "double standard" In enforcing lax law*. "Political favorites Including even sum*- gangsters and crooks" were treated leniently, the plat form dralt said, while honeilt ax payer* were hurrassed over minor discrepancies. A special plank on Communism snlil the Democrats had "permit teil Communists uml their fellow travelers to serve In ninny key agencies uml to Infiltrate our Anter lean life " The plnlfurin said Ihc admlnls trntion'-p solleness on t'oiuiuunlsm resulted In "the needless sacrifice of American lives, a crushing rust III dollars for defense, possession by Ibissla of the atomic bomb, the lowering of the Iron Curtain, unit the present threats lu world peace." The platform hit hard at "fed end compulsory health Insurance,” as often urged hy President T ru ­ man, saying II Involved "crushing cost, wusieful Inefficiency, bureau rrallc deadweight and debated standards of medical care." II pul llcuublicana on record for support (if scientific research amt "encouragement of Improved method* of assuring health pro lection " Oil education, it said reiponai bllity lisa and bhould real '‘upon the local communities and the allies." II pledged "Immediate state­ hood" for Hawaii ami the tame for Alaska "Eventual statehood" wai lilted for Puerto Hlco. The platform favora retention of Pennsylvania Red Leader Sentenced For Seditious Act 1‘ITTSBUKGH (it - Judge Harry M .Montgomery sentenced Stave Nelson, former Western Pennsyl­ vania Communist Party chairman, to 20 years In Jail today. Nelson was convlrtad In Febru­ a ry on a charge of violating the stale’s anti sedition law. The law forbids measures designed lo over­ throw the government. Nelson alto faces a federal charge of conspiring to overthrow the government ot the United States Judge Montgomery alio fined him 110,000 and ordered him to piv court coata. It was the maximum penalty ami the itlffest sentence ever given u Coininuniit In Weitern Pennsyl­ vania The llouae UuAmsrlcan Activi­ ties Committee accused Nelson in m a of passing atomic secret! he obtained from an Amaricao aclaptist to the Russian vie# consul In Sin Francisco Nclion and tha srlenllit hava denied tha ebarga. The scientist, Pro! Joaaph w. Weinberg, was Indicted last May charged with lying undar oath whan ha told tha cemmlttaa tbraa yaara ago he was never a mambar of tha Communlat Party. crrn u H NEW YORK Wl— Tha Birds Eye Division of General Food* Corp., a muior producer of froirn orange mice roncentrute, announced it ha* found a way to keep the recon stltuted orange Juice from separat­ ing Into watery-appaarlng liquid and citrus pulp Aa a result, the company aald, tha new concentrate can be re­ constituted with tha proper amount of water, ami than kept In tha home refrigerator aa long aa 71 hours without separation and with­ out lost ot vitamin content and llavor. boon to PATROL CHECK TALLAH ASSEE u t-T b a Florida Highway Patrol chocked 1I.6N truck* last month and found 177 of them ware ovar-wilght or overloaiUd. The truck owner*a pale paid f, lL...M j In penaltiaa for axceeduig the leg* llrmlta. FATALLY INJURED JACKSONVILLE uti Charlie Andrew Mima, sa, waa fatally in­ jured aarly today whan hla auto­ mobile rammed Into the rear of a truck-trailar unit at a highway In* (enaction. There wea no auggeatlon the might give way for another ca__ date, although there was growing talk on the fringes about Otn. Douglas MacArthur as a ponlbie runner. Taft himself reiterated be ex­ pect* to be nominated "on an aarly ballot." He said that "a number^’ of delegata* who voted Eisenhow­ er's way on the delegate contests "hava aiaured me they will vote for me on the rollcaU." Elsenhower, who slept through the convention’! midnight vote oo the Georgia tait, earlier had de­ clared he would .win the nomina­ tion. In the Georgia conteil, the con­ vention's action lasted a delega­ tion Uited aa 14 for Elaanhowar, two for Taft and one undecided. The Credential* Committee • ap­ proved group would have given Teft ell IT votea. Eisenhower's Texaa victory gave him 33 votes, Tall five. The Cre­ dentials Committee had voted for 22 Taft and 10 Eisenhower delegale* from tha Lone Star State. Taft contended he had made a gain of 33 votea over a prtvioua rules change teal, whan backers of all the other candidates went againat him. On that teat, the margin of hla m il waa 110 votes. W'edneiday niatit it waa 70 In ... Ibe Georgia conteit, Taft ihowed he hai rock bottom support of about 331 delegates toward the <04 votes needed for the nomina­ tion. , ',r*n« ' h. "tore difficult to pinpoint. Although hit ild# polled <07 votes on Georgia, thtst included 101 publicly com* milled to Gov. Earl Warren of California and former Gov. Harold E Minnesota. . Ben. WiUlam Knowland told a reporter California will keep its 70 votea behind Warren through « many ballota *> li IM nu likely that the Californian might emerge ■a a compromise candidate. Staiien, whole 23 votes might be critical under tome clrcum itancas, arheduled conference! with both Taft and Elsenhower today. He denied that he plana to withdraw from the nomination con­ test. It waa evident, however, that Stasaan and Warren could provide Umi winning margin to Elaanhowar if they chose. The California delegation may have tipped He leanings by voting <2 lo B for Elsenhower's Georgia delegation. Minnesota put all of Its 2> votaa In the Elsenhower column on that last. Michigan, which National Com­ mitteeman Arthur Summerfield has kept publicly neutral, listed n for tee Elsenhower aid*, 14 for the Teft men. The pro-Taft Tennessee delega­ tion waa reported by members as raadv to swing to MacArthur U a deadlock develops. Ian. Malone ol Navada aald If Taff loaei atrangth, It will go lo MacArthur. San. Caae (R.-8.D ), who has urgad that formar Pacific com­ mander be nominated, visited Ta ft San. Joaaph McCarthy, who has talked of MacArthur aa a candi- Foreign Office Is Convicted As Spy LONDON (A t- William Martin MarsbaU. 24-ytar old radio opera­ tor for the British Foreign Office, was convicted today on four charg­ es of spying for Russia. The Jury aakad for the "utmost leniency" for Marahall. who could be sentenced to a maximum of 14 yaara on each count. "We feel be W e ” stf V S S & Barry said the aeotenca would be pronounced later. Marahall swayed slightly in the prisoner'! dock at the verdict was read. He showed no other sign of amotion. He waved to his parents aa he left the dock, and hla mother shouted to him: "Chin up!" Then she bunt Into tears, laying "There ia no British Justice." T h t charges atemmad from meeting* that Marahall had In Lon­ don suburbs lasi April with Pavel Kuxnetaov. second secretary of the Soviet ambaiay. The jurors in London's famous Old Bafley— where Klaus Fuchs got 14 yaara for betraying atomic se­ crets to Russia-ware out N min­ utes. Marshall was convicted on three counts ot passing secret informa­ tion on Britain's diplomatic radio servlet to Kuinatiov, and on an­ other count of "recording" aacrat Information which might be used by ag enemy. > Marshall had admitted that an 11-montb stay In Moscow while working for the British embassy in I N I bad iold him on the Soviet way of life, but he denied passing any secrets to Kuinetaov. date, won cheer* from the conention when he urged the Repubcans to make a rough fight on Communism. "There Ii e common aenae limit to gentleness and delicacy," the Wisconsin senator declared. "That Umlt is where disloyalty and trea­ son begin, where organised deceit and Godlraines* begin.” The convention was expected to give speedy approval of a platform which promised In a forlgn policy plank to "wage the peace and win It.” The platform demanded greater emphaala on the Far East which it said Slalin long had recognised aa "the roed to victory over the West." This followed Taft'a views more closely than Elsenhower's. A compromise civil right! plank proposed that the federal govern­ ment lake "supplementary"^ action within ill "constitutional Jurisdic­ tion to oppose discrimination againat race, religion or national origin." K HIM** today purchne ot the lant Manatee-Nocatee Crate Co. >r one million dollara. The announcement was made by C. Pedersen. Wavarly. prealthe crate ce o^ralive. Ho i«Pmber«,n Waverly'i(ClUrua) Co-operative. |<hate«-Ne«atee Crdte Co. H it Bradenton. Nocat#* tas m v'r / A • I Low Milaage, Looks Naw $117600 1946 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Sedan $796.oo NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. Phone 1034 Nnnford H U M -0? * * * * * h im (•■ • h im *S W~tftUr «m ~A IN m ALLi TSIZIS g * » jH i= '~ iN iT i * f ir t ilo n t PHONB 11 FASTER » a 1950 Studebaker Commander Sedan TREADS ' i 1 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $1340-00 , FACTORY-AUTHOO - M 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. ‘ Sedan $1275.00 fir tffo itt a * ■» mUd J , *• 1941 Buick Special Sedan $271<M> SAW! SAVE! SAVE! Crate Co-operative Of Growers Buys Manatee Crate Co. InehMted in the deal are about > mflteo feet of Handing Umber tar CaBahaa and JaekaoavlUe. The trate cooperative already aa veeear mills at Wecdblea, Qa.. X U be CRy, and a he* mill at aehMnvtite. IBeae plaata alao add a exaatty X about 4H mil- ftu U m ii m m * f *m l>aa« an al alactad not to opine# tha Banting of s Texaa delegation favoring the antral. Previously the committee sd approved a pro Taft group. Tbit made tha new lineup la the Associated Praia tabulation of del­ egate*Euennuwer 614, Taft MS, other* 110, uncommitted H . * Thli picture could shift quickly a the first nomination ballot, whan the uncommitted mutt join tha ranks of those publicly tabbed for one candidate or another. But this alow convention warned i any aucb Delegates facei i the party platform, tedioui busineaa o f; 6tih|<can didata*. Gov. John S. Fine of Pennsyl­ vania cut down tha uncommitted lit aharply by a belated and wide­ ly forecast apnouecameat that be ia atipporting Eiaenhewer. The 31 to IS poU of hla delega­ tion in favor of aeatlng the Georgia Eisenhower group seemed to re­ flect equal support there for the general in the nomination battle. Although Taft'a itrategicata con­ ceded be had auftared a setback, •hey(^promised grimly to continue Atnong tome ancient peoples I when a men died without aone, M* brother was required to marry his widow and get » *on by her Which was accounted the »bn ot the d*ed| brother. s t o r e s 111 EAST FIRST ST R E E T �.m i IIonorH lirtH Hotly Cagle Cnrleen Hollenbeck Tells Wedding Plans Mrs. L. H. Harvey enterialiied recently with a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Hetty Cagle who will be married on duly 17. (iuests gathered nt the Harvey home on West Sixteenth Street l»t 8:l)tl o'clock <iml enjoyed u chalk talk by Mrs. (Iretehen Cmwell nmi a musical game. Mixed summer flower iinamfeinents were used in decorating the rooms for the occasion. Following the gomes refreshments wire setved by Mrs. Harvey .isslited by Mis. Kosine Carnes. Those invited to bo with Milt Cagle were Mrs. W. A'-.Cvrie, Mf» Robert Skinner, Sim.' llro.lle W ill­ iams. Mrs. R E. Peiirlfny, Mr*. C. C. Beasley, Mrs. Max bussing. Mis. Carnes, Mis. J. tl. Ilodern, .Airs, C. (i. llaikey, Mis. CiuweB. Airs. EdwHiil K. Lane, All*. A. J Peterson, Aliss Peggy Best and Miss Afiidred Await. Miss ( urleen Hollenbeek un nounccd today plans for lo r mar rlnge to Bobby Franklin which will lake pluie oil July m I lie cere immy will In- performed I>y Ite* j , F McKinley tit on n'elijck in the garden of Inc Ibdlenbei-k home at L-PN S,infold An-ullr Miss Ilidlenbei k list' i hi.s.-n lur tier maid id Imiuu Air- Darrell tlriemc and tier biiilr-ni.iiil- will be Aliss Katin so iidlimi and AirLebilid timid Serving a - bc-t man for Mr Franklin will be Morn* Melts id Sanford amt W . i v i m s s and usher* w ill lie Darrell liiietni Lilli.- K.itliv and behind Itiulil lit aim and t i l l ) I'll* l|>* I It>1tl ut .-III (i rltim lo will - i i vi - .1- (tins and ling beun i A l e i cpl ln.t will tiiltnw 11 UHLmoiiy Ml (t n iid - nt Hu i'lnt|i|e a l e liiM li d In .itIi Mil Mm Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 *8uciifi' Calendar TH U R S D A Y The Seminole County Museum and Historical Association wiU mttt at tha Woman'a Club bullJlng at 7:30 u ni. FR ID A Y Sanford Townsend Club will hold Its regular meeting in the City Commissioner's room at 7 Jo p in Gadgets. A square dance will be held ul tbe Navy Center willi Mrs E. It Carter in charge All Junior host esses are urged to be present. M ONDAY The Elsie Knight Circle of the Fits! 'Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. V. C. Messenger, dOfi West Third Street at 8.00 p.m. A Hospital shower will lie held. A r­ ticles needed include linens, towels, fw a sh cloths, glasses, .vases, silver, ” tc. TUES D A Y The Seminole High School Ituu I will hold summer practice in the school band hall at 7:30 p.m. All alumni and interested person* .ire cordially invited to he present. W EDNESDAY The Prayer Meeting Set vice nt tha First Baptist Church will lie held In the Memurial Edu.-atnniul Building at 8:00 p.m. I Mrs. Hunt, Peterson Entertain (ileaners IN A tUMRISI VISIT to the Republican convention la Chicago, Mrs. Muinla Elsenhower, wife of the OOP Presidential aspirant, poses with Wisconsin delegates pledged to Oov. Earl Warran of California. They .am (I. to r.|: Ilk-hard Bice, John M uidch and Bernhard dettelman. Supper Meet Held ) Hy Salvution Army HOLLYWOOD e rs on a Is Airs. R. T. Hunt und Alls. A. J. Peterson were co-hostesses fur the regular meeting of tbe tileniier's Class of the First Baptist Church held on Tuesday night nt the Hunt home. Afiei a short buxines i ses­ sion, Mrs. Peteisnii Ini tin- devo­ tional which win followed with a social hour. The following minibeis wore present: Airs. AS' I' ilionlt* Jr., Alls. J. I- Lewis, Alls If K Peltrlfoy. Alls. Kt'lldall. Mis. .1 A. Strung**, Alls. Hunt, Alts. Peleranii and Airs. Hal lluiilei. tluugliter uf Airs. .Strange. By JAM ES BACON (Fur Bob Thomas) A ii urnliei uf families attended Mi. and Mrs. Buddy Angel have tiie supper mid meeting uf the returned fioio a vacation spent in Balv.tliun Army Home League at Tennessee and Kentucky. HOLLYWOOD Uv— Hollywood Is the W ill hejilipinrleis Tuesday Alts. J. D. Dossey Jr. of Stale*such a crazy place. Where else tlight. (.’apt. William White picbum, Hu. Is visiting her potent*, would It be news when the boss' silted urn! led in devotions. U lfieein uf tbe llulpe l.vni'ue 111- Alt. uud Alts. L. M. Lelnhnti. assistant lakes over when the buss elude M i-s M oggie Hall, secretary. gets slck'f Alt*. ft. L. I.cuiuuri o.' tireen^ Parainuunl recently promoted rtn M in i A ll.e iin tlr ew cr, tre asurer, Assistant director to director in mill Alls. Maxine t.'uiindu, refresh- woud, S. C. it tile guest of Mr*. F. such an instance Amt the news is iii >ut - elioitmini. Woodiuff and Mi. ami Mi*. F. Wl,mil tiff Jl. looked upon us revolutlunury in the i'mjeels of l lie League include tradr However logicul it Inuks to iiiiiknig uf ipiills, I,aby clothes ami .Miss KIDitln-th W o u d i o f f, the outsider, here such n jump cun utllel in tlcles useful fur needy be compared only with file spot fuuillles, I |ii» gruiip irlsu pinna to ilsuglitei uf Dr. ami All* Many promotion of un Army lop sergeant send boxes uf food itml cl-ilhing Woodruff, left today for Asheville. fo commanding general overseas to soldiers. Alt etInns me N. C. to visit relatives. It was nut always so The prnc lielti every I uemlny night. tire was common enough In Ihe Mr and Mr*. F. I. Woodruff 111 rllent movies umt Ihe results more unit son "Tex" left today fui Hen­ than justified Its eimlinunncc Such dersonville, N. C. to visit Alts. Top men as lam AtcCurcy und Woodruff* mollirr, All*, living-Vjo h n Ford started us assistant di Hai l ia. rectors But in recent years, most new directors mine from hut three Mrs, Esc nr Price, vice president C It Slieidirid left fm Id* limue sources— llroiidwnv singe, writers of the Business mid I'mfcxxluiinl and nephews of studio executives es Women's Club. Denounced today ill HuilieRvllle yesteidny after ire uf Alvin , that the (Tun will siumsor a .square ■pending a week's viiit willi hi* A fellow hy Ihe name Qanier Is the current Hu Horatio At ; dame at* "the — Nuv y Center fur N avy sister ami brother-in-law, Mr. und lllll t direr- j personnel mi Kr Ida)’ night. Jim- Airs. L. M. l.elnhart. l«l r, ___ hero of. Ihe assistant M >«r he was my Clussin, well known »i|urua fors. Until a lew days ago. Friend* of Mi. und Mr», AL T. guy who yelled, yelled. "quiet, "quiet. every dunce Impresario, will cull the the guy body. we*r« rolling." un the pic­ dunces beginning at H:30 p. m. He Hayne* will icgret tu learn of the death of Airs. Haynes' brother, J ture, "Pleasure Iriund," The dt- (rcshniciils will be served. ,.reclor was I’lavwrlght F Hugh Mrs K. II. Carter Is In charge A. Benson, of Month Carolina. uf arrange mcid)i Jo (dim dance and ifij junior' htMfMSes lo ostesses are urged urgi Mr. and Mr*. L. Cotiell Tally uttrnd. and three t-hlldrau liave returned meet men when 8.000 marines to their home in Jaeksunvllle after make a World War II beachhead. spending a few days willi Alls Herbert, ut thu xirnir time, was lei him direct whole scenes of "Aly lally’ii patents, Mr ami Mrs. E writing a new p'oy for spring open Son, Joint." II. I.Hiiey. Ing. readying u novel lor full pub tin n ie r said the most umatiog llralioii ami overseeing the pruritic tlon of Ids current play, "The tiling to him about the promotion Mr. anil M u . hold Russell and Moon Is Blue." In nine different in tiie log Increase among agents Alts. Amelia Notd<- recently had companies here nml abroad. If was who now speak lo him. Inevitable that he should collapse "I've been seeing some of these a* their guests the following party same guys around here for years," from Carbundale, Pa., Mi*. Alma gikol overwork. Herbert's doctor ordered him lie said, "wlllt nary u nod front Yurk, silter of Airs. Noble und runther of Mr*. Russell; Mr*. York * off the picture when It was little them more than half finished. Produc "Now they come up and smack d*ughter and ■on-in-law, Air. am! tlon Boss Don Hartman und Her­ me on Ihe hack like old pals. I Air*. E. C. lluuhrn* uud Iheli bert both felt that Canter was Ihe guess I now look like a meal ticket daughter Judv lluuhcn*. With tiuC. 1.. L. Irwin of party wo* Alr*. Air*. 0, man In conmlete Ihe Job und so to Ihe to per centers " Jacksonville, another daughter of parvisa the important (Hilling and Will he move cot of Ills lats An­ Mr*. York. culling. geles apartment into a Bel Air Financially, the boost means mansion with attached swimming Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Mor-lnnd $10,000 a year more at the bare pool and butler? and daughter All** Hhlrley Moleminimum. Should Hie picture be "No, sir," he answers. "Don'l land returned on Monday from a hit, It could mean that Hunter wals on his way toward the big mon­ forget I've seen u lot In my 80 Thomaivllle, (la. where they spent years In this business " a vacation ami attended the wed­ k e y , He averages about $18,000 a As he talked, he must have noted ding of Mr. Moreland'* niece, AD*« year as an assistant. Top directors earn us much or more than tup a lonely figure sitting over in the Joanna Moreland, or* ,Sunday «* atari. corner uf the Paramount commis­ (ho Flr*t MelhudUt Church In ThumaovtlJe. All** Hhlrley More­ Hamer has been 20 years with Paramount and has worked with sary. A few years ago, this man land *erved a* her ruinin'* ntald was one of the top director writers of Imnur. many uf the biggest directors "And Ihe hlgger they uro," lie in the business He never dined Comments, "the -inure they lei an alone until he committed that grav­ Leprosy |* far more prevalent In aialstont help.” est uf Hollywood mortal sins— a hut, damp climate* iiari In dry Gamer disclosed that Mcf'arey 1couple of his pictures lust money, area*. ii & i‘W To Sponsor Navy Square Dance If You Want To Co und Your Clothes Say “No”. Who'll Itertcue You From Folly? Why Wally! . Only Blx Hours Or lata* For A CUan and a Proaa Super Servlet, Ah Y eti For A Suit, I*ante or Dress, P H ILIP S no ■•■th Palaatta Tiltpko 4«1 C o lo n ia l 1 111 1(111 A N N U LN CK M K.NT Mr. and Mr*. 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Weiss man, no, >vas reported n> I'h u u m f id | ih m ill i K u i r l it c h i l l i good e.m.lltion at Alt, Slnni Dos run n it 1*1m m v 11 n t a Inn l pital today, Ihank* tu shurp eyed iih- I ihtil**, uperatliig room ultemlaids .Imjitrd f i ^ u r i h t l i u f run hi* Weis,man underwent a thyroid {land npcraliM.i and when attend tiuuti jnihif i il, miii*h i n nniimilH, >nhs nnliee.l In- In-art had stopped •'iicu e junl a fuinily nf (T .IF F E S IIKI.D HANK TAM PA iJi — Mr. ami Mrs John 'mating, they reealled surgeons dn lh i . Miliiaiuii* sfnir thut cun h » C'llffa. accused In tho torture slay vim made an inetsimi. rent licit in Inti uf her * year old son AV.iyne irut iii'i.sagi-d Du- In-art for no H n c i I n t h r i h h l c I ii hitI*j$p«*i d o ll s , dtn il Jruiiiitriiu* and Dolhatn, Wednesday were certified •ecnnils until tl slnrled heutiiig x l i r h VdliH, hy a Circuit Court lonity run.mis ■Iflllll ( *llt III Hi m il l IU|hM)JN lu III like •lull lo be legally sum: nml able T in - In-uri was mil id n|ierluinu brr lie.nl> lliiee iiiimiles Hi ’ l it 11h i l l i k **. to stand trial Tim Clllfus are charged will, starving and beuling thu buy ami hanging him by a ropu for three nights with hi* feel barely trmclilng Ihe flour. '• V J RIDE-IN T H t A TI Judge Henry ('. Tillman set July 31 for their first degree murder trill. r w f jjjl A REFRESHING COOLER - A TASTY SANDWICH 11 tinllniiril I'fiHii I' rkf Hurt evidence Indicated tin- . i .peguat story was iitdii it XVtill * \> llr MiMil aiU-iT ttr j*|k{ >t tl . ill 1111 11 AM I r l.nhn I I A L IC E L. CKUAI AR ITE At I ’ D S T A IN S Mml i* a fniuilini - p iing piolilelii III liinliy Ininxclmlds mudstained rlu llifx, muddy shoe*, mud traeked lii on rugs und floiiia. Textile *pee lii 11*t * >‘f tin- U. S. Depnrlment uf A giieiiltm e offer M ilne suggestion* oil tcliiovlllg mud: CLO TH ES. Iln is li off all luuso dry mud first. Then liiise mini■ tallied fulirii- ■ evetal limes In m ill water lo take nut all puitielea uf H u l l Indeed in tile yaitis Dull'l plunge mad *1iiilied falinus miry lint snap siids live ut.se some I ’ d -o yellow elny make* a slum like ii-m lust tint may he *cl by hot ,<>i,p slid*. Wlieii no more mml ntn Inrinsed not in rnol water, wnsli ii win i i i soup suds, using - i i iin winldiigi if ni<****nry. S lIiiE S Even ilim igli di \ mu eunies uff mole easily 1ban w ' mud, Ihe speeiulists advise aeaio Ha- lumiliai practice of letting tiiy on In fore brushing it idl Alml stuins leather, anil the long* t it ntay* on, the worse tin *tan may he. Heiapo off moist mud a promptly as possible and tiu-n wipe leather eleHir with a - ■f’ moist cloth. Stuff slate* will, pa pet lo help hold their sbap-. dry slowly and then pidisb HUGH. Hcinpo iff as mm It " - ' anal a* possible ssit ti tin- dull of a knife. Allow tin- rest tu oaral then brush off. If a stain ■. mains, s p o n g e with a damp ilmb provided the‘ rug eun lake Miniturn without r< moving the iwi 1 from the pile • Mu in no Inrunapitimti* place, if m doubt. Hills Signed it seem* they t-if Ih it i n\ w .i> tcnipm'itr 11> i - lift*.fit l from iniil'tilpni.i-i in 'in, ‘ti In i iten ant 1" ,r I the Wll.ll- ill M 1' - 1’ mi itr-l fin* i hexnpeuke. which -• i uinmniiil ni . ..pi i IflD Dnii'l 1 i *•i .'Ill-I­ *.iv e t p (In- Ship ll1. itn: Ihcn during ., •-.<Ml* lint..‘ I. frig,lie Slunn - •M *»H 1,1111- l 1 fll f f i 181:< all Hi.' > In- <i •ilk* ■ave L a w n - i n , u 1 • ir! ■re killed n. Wniimb-i! (.• - -• dei K ITiey in -1' t.iiiii Ineell.er -alien 1 - - 'id He asked i u\ t^ .-. hi.)' i i *,) tut medic a 1 aid i ' 1 *,1 , 1 h n 1 all’l' t i \ im i un nds A eu.ill m a il ll In•r 1 1 d ■ IX w c d d l n g anil 1111 pilull I li a IV.1 ' •i t« . i.* . i .1 i 1 imi v ,« t i, .died ut Un- ship a . Ill* j H i du ly idlle, r all iin 1, i*11-1 hi | {C | )U l)lic H IIS iln. im’ an cn . - - II f i d ll i In hi di in -tripped III"! ul h (I ttiifjtiiiPtt I root I'ngr Hurl and disc'll:.. « •1 In - ll»*aVV VWtll Il'IlNlMfl I fit | t t»p!l . I’d •(1 1In- lie. 1 ia < ■ n u t *’ .iiul u i h *{i s \ ijKi- .t he w anted In i . hi t- II* ,A11 1 - m l lien) nt limi'lioi iin Itclnii * %ttti in ,i■skril .1illlt«it»t \ f .1 t 1• P • ih nt T h r i h m . ix ;i- H i u m i hmiiiMK 111 lS'sU*‘ .ill ftjilrl ' I' ill;' < Iix*v l)uMi>;tjuK kn«»tt .$■>* *tl h.iml nvi'i name anil in ir *f|n r I n i 1 lm t Ihr itrlc^iilr i(tnft ^f in 21ml Ini 111110% mm tu' •ip1 I" it I Inn vi! i inn f:1*1 .mil Sen,iii' .nit i •h '1i lit 1ir iii *111ii ll u ns Si ll I ' m 1 H I I h ik t ii *4 Hiilav (In' I *'t <"■ nft-s 11 'it.**1• 'I uf In: JIlium*, ji liiM\ \ I j«i$||imI muu u 11h Nil llV "Dm If! 'h r h' 1 1f 11 11 •I Nllllillf h (HT'-iiii *.l\ c |it,1H«>| rn fttuiiiK r Ik • I n .iliimt flu1 !rfI m -inru hi 11 P faili'.f flrnl ton Mi i Iim 11 u,»s 1I1 111,m11 I If 1 1 • H.ny Irtuhim H.« I .ill t n 111121 in Mi •1 i t t*>l•11•'■1 ti *. ■ i ' 1 H i - iv cin 1 ff 1 1 h\ i1 in.in in a Smiiii ,iHt t a 11il 1 1 V NpiMTil 41m | hr a\,in ,il In- lir-.| I ihr ul IVm v 1* 1 t « t n inlii T in - ( b n i w miiiT-t uf tl*. All** Sionv W h ite Benilix hciu.tx -i-u iili W filllr ( ! .15 llU’til II* ttih .u .t\lln I iii' 1 Ian 1 , *,i11* at un- H u m li ft tu lig h t. Alls* Niiliey l»iiVi'n|iuit. first p i n e . All*- tlnil Itiitii* iT»m$! .in »*:is||> .1- if In* the n I jii 1 in* 1 "l. l ntiiUit .Hid t. I • i\ * I III AlcUdl. i i uiitl I ri.-i-, .lint Alias Betty Ciilllllii, ttill<1 p i r n - Tin- con hail it 111 .1 haniiitm k Hi* th .iu .d i*. Ii* tn •t i fti if list wu* In Id on Jinn- 10 .-ii the slngi of the Ihth Then let, and wn* Willi a ill'll ll 1il 111 piiim ' hr Intikr*! In ll i. : ilk r .ill I>ioi - ii i ed b\ tin- luii-didl Kill-h i. - Cuinpiiny. Alls- lluveo pu i t ’* pie •lirnil fliilll Ih r ^ln .(kri ' * |>l,itf*»l III |<i Mir fii .d ♦ Iflllll l.itril i'(d 1 rl.r 111 fl.!.•* t die line, ns w .uric .. Iid * b'-cn rn le ii-d III tin- Stall* i-ulitesl w h li m i i i i i i ’I* i l li c i t ly at litiv .. ....... [•' l>rwr\ ii|u*Hiilj *1 Mt* \ >• l -ll •,r* >1 k'lH I I mu la nt In • N n i t b c n i l l u i n l u towns. T il e wiimei in tin- slate cun of New Yin K .ml h r hail la i n ti- -i will be a n u i i b d u tine-- day plane D i p tu New Ortemis wltli alt fur M r w i v in I : m I .mil »Ir %\,i> v 'ill* 1 II n i II.d 1 r 1| t'lll hint \i i Mi fm v Ml huh f- I. *HIV - *peine* pn.d fm IWu 1' i i / t - tin tin- liieill entdesl were dui.iiled by MUM jiint th ru lif m i I vi 11 i» In* ti'il n tl1*xv11 l tic j (i.nf fui .id 'til'd* tied **iMl * » rt Kiilldall Kb.-tiie , Siinf.'iil l e u I n and Lii.-gupc t 'unipiiny. Hull v wood ,m Fill!' rl.iitn* *1 Hu » ti I In M* * nf ilrli j f “ imp .mil Fan i lit ug SI in e tin* Ih ft hrmiv'Jil thi»u>.iml' of |-t<*|th .1i;h'c mmif Inr ,1 »* i in t h in fret ycl him 1 1 * 11111111; I nf i - H r t ,ihhrri "1r 1 , n .11 V f llin tH to H o u s e w iv e s ) lly T I I E SANFORD HER «L . Iliur*. July 10. 1'a.tt 5 - . . ... i! / �*- 2-Wm Aleno s 2 Homers Give Blues 7*4 Triumph Over Azaleas Manager Knocks In 5 Runs As Rentas Hurls 5-Hit Win; P l a y In Palatka Joyce Lee Names Kefi Braeseke To Her Northern All-Stars •nn: sann>im I'.IK* II) H U N T C H K TI.A IN Th«' f(rut (livlsiun g"nl drive "f Ihe Seminole llliM-i, which b"giih last week with n spring Imard nflensiv" from Inst plucc, rami' closer to reality In*) night h- the Ilium rnllr'il over the i.ito iu ) plnrc Palntkn Ansloii", 7 I. In tin* Memorial fltndluni hrfiiri- 7111 fiun. Tonight lln* lll'H'i will invade Axalen Howl In I'ul.ilkn l-i trj and sweep the two gome aeries and annex victory Nn. acvrn hi Ihr la-t nine gum'-' Chun Conn le» will In' tin- llliii"' atiindnril hearer nn I In' iiinntnl for till* evening'a fmy fill I III' Uluru. Ill* will lir necking bin Idlh victory of the your Hi ngnlrisl right "ol back*. M n n ii g r r C Ii u r k Alonn liruki' ii rooonI * I ii ni p ut tlio iliit*- mul IdnsD'd nut two liiinu-ra mul ii single to pmiml fivit h u m hlmlcil mil Ilium , 111 1111n111 Chuck U> nn log tlio .SVmiimli- 1711) nml l u l l humor» of the year Ii I t t I n if nn to Ii p the I'S I. ur« | h i. fi K ill'* ln«| nhnight. I. mi I r ninhI k ih o him !I7 till* ftcmun, nUo 1 Rentm. Puerto lop* In the Stulo loop. Urn" Cnrraloi llii nn fin l./ilh i . registered liiii third it i ■■iuht win, iiftor suffering Iwu losura, hy handcuffing the A anion lint iin"n on fivo lull mul four inn*, tin of them oarmil. Tlio voternn I'm i to Itlonn filin' rr blanked tlio Axnlcnit on no hit* from Hu1 fourth Inning on mul wn» an atlniry thut only nno Pnl.ilkn Won l.o*l I'll. runner win lift stranded In Hint lorlda Slate League distance, 5 737 11 lie!Laud Alonn opened tlio Munlonl luir• I'ulatkn II (»I7 II rnao In Die flr-l fri.ino wlion ho I huvIIIc He.u Ii Ii 11 550 ■out nno of Mill) llnsi’ offi iiuw - i trlii lido t) 528 10 nver tlio loft irnlrrfiolil fence I lay lollu llrliltl 520 tl ID with Paul I'IhIh 'w mul loo I'arUo Siinfnril III id H alumni to olako tho Ilium to ii la'tsluii i: 8 353 11 .VO Inul. 3 1711 11 Coi'iin I'lilntkn took n Del..uni ! I < in im 3 tompnrnry h ni( j Siitlford " I'nlnlkn I when i hoy "onroil Daytona Hriirh 7 l.cr-,burg t .lurkMinville Iteiieli 3 Orlando four run* on four lilt*, no orror Sanford ill I'.il.itkn Dnyhiiiu Ih'iirli nl I,or .burg nml it pm*. Tlio llliii'ii knot I ni tho Drlamlu al Joe kinrivllle lleaeli Del.mul al Cocoa r o it ii l In th.’ f o u r t h whon i lnrhla lull i inili'iniil I.VHKue I Mint y It ho ilt'ii H7II Miami 83 lad off with u till ill Miami lleaeli fill single Imt win :n 171! 'I'll III pa 53 Mailed nt MToml — .in S7I Ilavmm 52 on Frank Hntllh’i* l**»ule Itcnlni 11Ci 41 SI Pntmhurg VI force play, Smith, playlnir III* Ural West I’tilin lie nth 41 430 M yanio hIiioo ho wn* spiked notitly I. .3IH no nkeland 72 two work* nun, wn* forroil Into tho Key West no 2IMI 2.1 ||n« up two iluV* nliiHil of m lii'iliilo II. ilium I Tampa o because of Frod ('nvnlluro'* lllncn Mlmill .1 West I'ntlii Itench 1 Miami lleiirh .1 Key West 2 prccoodiiiK th" iriituo. Sml Ih mood nround to score nn l.nkeland 1 St I'etersliUru I a *lri(jl" hy Rentm In renter thru iliiviinn at Titmpii wn* liohhloil liv I III* I'l'tllrt flolilor Miami lleaeli nl Key West SI I'elershnrit al l.nkelnud Ed Smith, thu* lyir.ir tho -roro West Fiiliu lleaeli at Miami Alonn puled nut hla acrwntl Amerirait l,cngur homo run nf tho evening In tlio No game* fifth with F.*koH iiuiiin nn hmo A ill r l lean l.r.ijute In pul tho llluo* ahead where they ala)oil Ihr ro«t nf tho nlitl '. St I.mns al Neiv Aoik <night) It wna Chlirk'i Del mil at llnsllin I lilulll 1 IMh humor of Cleveland at ITulmlelplila might) tlio your nml hi* ChintKu nt Wiiililuitlon <2)<uighli Nalioiml l.engue fifth run hnltoil Nu KlillteH lu of tho ovonlnu National l.einpie |o initio hi* «onaoii'n Kill pro­ New A’mk al Pllt*hliri(h llilifht) duction In 1)7, Ihislon nl Cluelnnatl (nlulitl Tim over "ire Hruoklyii al Chicago third baseman h ITiil.iili lplim at St I.011I* (iiluhl) iioW only 47 HllFit Ii o Ii I ii d ill l II ii d dy S11 5tp ^ -fr L/AJ la k e '" FSI, record of III net wilh Hanford hnrk In Frank Smith 11)40. Alonn Is IT* circuit clouts heluw Ihn loop re* rord estahli'lieil hy Ed l.ovy In lllliO when he hit ,TI while playlnir will) the Sanford filniils. The final run wn* aenred in the aeventh when Frank Smith dillled Out what would have been » rou­ tine klnglc to imhi center hut the former All - American Imlllmik stretched It. intn n double, lie went down tn third after Kd Smith rmughl Chico Uimyale*' short fly hall to center. Smith then came home mi Ken tat' looping flv-mit to Mike Kossahlan In Icfl field. Itrntns defied an age-old ha*ehall superstltu-. tlon hy fanning the flr*t butter, Art Prutt, to face him In thn game nml wont on to win, Kentaa pulled off a neat pick off play in thn third Itjnlng when he caught Merrill Smith napping off fir*t base , ' I're.ss lie* Fatten Johnny Inihra ado his flr*t appeal mire In it Beemltude HI nn unlfnrm since ho hr broke hi* loir In Cocoa over month ago last night when ho Went out to roach nn third baer. mbra allll U complaining of n hla left leg and ha< Wen having rouble working Into top, *hapc. factor* aay he may lie In the Sanord line up In another week. iUk tip bo*) AB II 0 8 -• 4 1 0 n .. 3 „ .jP 2 b 2 laaeablan, If .......... 4 . 0 0 8 4 idle, rf .. 0 2 4 I. Smith, lib n 2 tmdermeyer, »* 8 8 ............ 3 I faatoni n 8 o «I I 0 0 ....... i 1 0 0 1 0 0 ..... 0 8 14 H i‘i AB i f .. t : n. Hunt UpsetH Loop Leading Wilson, And fliers, 13-4 The Invlneilde "lie d " liter* wn* rompiereil for the second time this vene in ten game* u* lowly Hint* Mercury hlasled Ills offerings for their secnnil slrnlglit victory, l-t -4 at the l.akefruut Itlmiioim last night. The ln«t-|ilnro Hunt Huh led all the way hut added a flu rry uf seven runs fur Irisum nni in the top half uf the last Inning. The Hunt triumph hrnuah! them within Inn unities uf third idiiee mul r ill Wilson's league lend Io one full unmp over llnbson's HpurlliiK Cooils. In the nluhlrnii itohsoii'H |iminded out a in-'i derision over Navv V F 3.1 In Just Iwu Innings nr play. "M ac" McClure, lowering sailor rival sacker, smashed both Navy runs arruaa hi the first Inning nn a home run, Hill Haider scored hi* »erond ati nluht mound win for Hunt's lit the opener a* he received adeiiunlo 10-hit support from hla maten, Navy'* loss dropped them from second plnre In tho C ity Mon'.) flofthall l.i'iigiii’ tn third while Ib’h 'in’s win I’levaled them Into aeeond. Friday night'* action nt tho l.nkafront Diamond w ill *** Navy playing the loop leading Wllenn nlno and Hunt'* facing Rotiaon'e. Ilunl-M ercury ... 003 317— 13 10 Wlleon-Mnler not 300 4 I F. Hiii It h, r f 4 3 Q 0 (lnnialee, c* .......... 4 0 0 5 Rental, p ..... 3 1 0 2 Total* 81 I 37 II a— Crounded out for Bae* In 8th. Falntka 040 000 000— 4 Sanford 300 131 0 0i~ 7 „ ,R— Eakew 2, Fame, Alwio 2, Flrtle, M. Smith, Jtartdemteyer, Poeton. P, Smith 8/ E— Bondermeyer. Kenli. E, Smith. R U I Rentae, Aleno fi. M. iithiTh, Poeton, E. Smith, Pratt. 3 R -P . Bmllh, HR— Aleno 3. S p - M , Smith. B OogiilM , RJikew and im ■am usw m : Junior League Club To Play Enterprise Driver* flninhing in Ihe top ten Hpecd spot* nt Kneki'l Hpccdwiiy on Ihe Wilder Clnrden road* Just writ of Drlamlu will receive* prim money award* lolnlliog 11,237.511 nl Die f I .DIM) purse slock race card Friday. Thu cash payment* and presell• tnlimi of the "Town 'n Country Trophy" Io Paul Hnnhuin as "king of Dio racer*" will he made hy Cracker Jim of Die Orion Io Daily Newnpapers. Tltho trial* will precede Ihe race program beginning nt H: 15. It’icea atari a* usual lit U:!I0. Truck official* said today they expect a large turnout for the rtremnriic* tonight although nut ijulta a* large ns the record fi.ML'l ran* that poured into the nrertn 1**1 Friday nt the end of Dm spring point period. The new sum­ mer imlnt session get* underway tonight and results of tonight 1 rcntesls will go a long way to­ ward deriding the firm I winner of this period. Winning drivers will receive percentage* of the point money which had been Hccuimilaling ovei Ihe past three months with HunI'uru getting the lion's share nf ^2 percent amounting to |272.2fi. Dirk Jonlin in second spot Is due to receive lfi 'petceiU ol the fund which amounts to 1133.113. In third poRitlnn Oliver Michael* ipialDics mi l.'t percent, nr 1(80,87. The next seven drivers receive ilowly decreasing percentages mid prlte awards. Wild Hill Tindall of Hanford is due to get five percent uf the amount which amounts >•> Ilil.HH, Truck official* said a number of new car* are expected to enter the muted* beginning with the new point louiealcr tonight and some are believed to he Suufurd urto residents. Dub Pagan Takes Thrilling Match * In Publinx Meet Stan Munhil, of Die HI. I,nuis Cnrds, roiigrstulntes .tackle Robinoil, of Die Hroi'klyu Dodger*, Hi lie crosses Die plnte after belting a hornet in Du I t inning of the All-Slur timin' at Hhihc Park, Phil­ adelphia. Haiti halted the game In the fith Inning with the National l.cnuui' winning IInternutiomil Houndphntn) II A .t ill FOR FSI. N D ItTH -S O trn t Aid. STA R TE A M S North Posit Ion ------ ------------------------- First South lln s e ------------- ---------- Srriind time - BY BEN FUNK MIAMI iju.Herd hlltlnc Dub Pr Ran. Ihe pride of Florida, long t hatk from n 3 hole deficit today * ^ sink Mali Carvey. Harvey. Ml, up on the I9lh hole. In Ihe IIP i round nf Ihe National Public U n i t Golf Tournament The strong armed West r »lr t Beach fireman knotted Ihe match with a to foot birdie pull at Dm 18th and finished Carvey. a 35 year old sleamiitlcr. on Ihe first extra hole, nllhmiuh he had to come out of n sand trap and the rough to do it. Carvey'* 10th hide lee shot wa»tt straight down the (airway, whlle^ Pagan, champion nf the Florida amateurs, honked his into a sand trap alongside the fairway and it looked like Carvey was on III* way (o an upset victory. t'arvey’s seeond shut wn* still h Ihe middle. SO feet short of the ?reen, anil Pagan Mailed out of the sand Into font-high-grass. Rut the Florida llreflghter turned the tahlcs on the third shot when he chipped Io within 30 feel of IheQ cup, while Carvey landed 50 feetM away The Illinois rnlry was still three feel short with his first pull and Pagan was up Just Inches from the hole Then t'nrvev hung his fifth one on the lip of Ihe cup and conceded Pagan n pur five and the match All former champion* watched willfully Iroot Ihe sideline* loday. A 21 year-old Illinois laborer waa in Ihr spotlight. £ lu ancient time* burning glasses consisting of glass spheres filled wilh wnler were used. Sliorl-dop 'third Mice Catcher — SINUS l.rfl Field ----Center Volunia County Kennel Club Field SUFFERERS Right Field Pllrlirl ----- 11 lilt ii Mirlti, ■>* 8 better tirwl* It n lU n f m« lidwts tl u n i . key fittr * tiler* fat I* Pllrhrr — uui fiiititi**- llwliHl lines ku4KkN. «• P i l c h e r -----n*t. ibMI iiiftlli rtlimf tsuMflttetf- T*H «e IlfMil Hilt* IDTIUOt Mil (111 |Mnt fltltll MHunger ----riielit til Mi (Ftiitit, leeieil ItilHi I Mil in km tvw D m k d rail nt t *tMf. Most Pupulnr P la y e r---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- h h Mltir d in km tried irntNilf. try North: Drl,mol, I’alntka, Sooth: Hanford, Cocoa, H iu m it* pm it im iiii *Mt n in n ftr Duylnmi and Jax llrnrh. OrUndo and Leeaharg IN IfllkIM rah nil I1M it* It Ml* tilt I imtr DM MtFlIttt II )N Ml Ml «M*M*t| N O T E : Mall to All-Star Editor, Sanford Herald, Hanford, Fla, Mimt* III* IM mtlll. N IIIIH 8 Ml* i* IM »H| Ml) k| out, K('*9 I dimb, flr««ll IIM II 8 . KAtTST'S lllt r a STOHK H . Jupiter I* slightly k*s denee * m v im Acer -as. (.‘h a r m i n g H uclo r. W h .it A H a rg u l u . Kuiri'i Ale, rinrhfn tllrl. Tnii* than the sun. 'I'winhla Jen 11. Hill lluelili, tlpesily Kcinffitil<Fp Miiiii'n AVrtirltir, Mall Or**ra ‘ -llls d Holt. (Ilpey .Io I'A-I.tlin, TijiliiuU*, I'in oak f t m i h a c k — n inths vine BKVMM II II k1 I;—.■V MJlIiw Mllr INHI ItANCK A T A SAVIN* Hlepplo Jeesle, Velvujr. Mottle Hi MmIIii i R Iriu, Tofiftn llella. (aueen ling. Kil's Hll'l" Try. I 'lie*r»ei« I'rnuR Wiilk, llnrriltrt, Hi i ^'m FOU YOIIK •Ini* IlM-J •! Mm. Hlit k IC11I10. , i h h i 1 11 i n r r — .1 nmio Mil# 1 I 1 f *t FHi-hil I'lrimi, Twinkle ^ HOMK • AUTOMOIIILF T hp, SI a */ui "linn, \| \ lltvii liutiy, 1 I* 'N il liltM'D Al, HunNV Ititi'l NORTH miSINKSH > IM II m i l ; ---ft Milk . Mile First llase 'Li I'M, .Nil vi I?. I lurry Itlcli. Illrkv r Robert*. Did.Clift, J. I}. Pollard. D. II. . .. Bundermeyrr, Pal. Hernml llase llrewsler, Del.. Rucker D. H....... (tenner, D. II. M, Hmlth. Pal. 1:16 P. M . Huhertnon, J. II. Shorlatnp Hondermeyer, Pal. Mon. • Tuee. Moatransky, Del,. Thura. - Frl. Bailer, D. II. .............. It RACES Mallard, Pal. ............ W EI), and HAT. Renner, I). B. Dally Double let Ugarlr, J. B. and 2nd Race* Third llase (Julnlrls* every Cede, Del,. face Young, J. II. M, Hmlth, Pal. Manny (Ja te a ', Plrtle, Pal. Hand Mnstrensky, Del,. Catcher Dunne, Del,. . .... Rbhartaon, J. El. Pardue, D. II. Oiitfleldcra T <t* 1(1II T'S H V IU IIli 1'h i s t ita o — n/iaiNa vine (I'lrsl Halt Uallr llunbltl liml',Him. Hilvei '"llllier, Hum iii'ii' Hull. Mlltys Mlhu, Klselir Inule. .Al'iiirmi, I'uvorlr I'uirul. J 11it ■I* I’rl'le SIJCUHH HAt'N— n/taibi Mils (*»*•■■* Hall Uallr llaakl*) Mar) I , Wall Kavurnil, Jeisiio. Hliadiiw*. Dalliy, He* (.‘up, lllevle lioy. Ulue Zephyr. TIIIM I) ItACti— a/ftaihs Stile Huiaatle, cyruim. Crimioa rrint llsrvey llall, Hperlsl Kan. h i..... IVhili Itraily, Trlluita lllsca I .In .. r o o i m i HACK— l/ietha Milo My t.iiiKy l.ee, Mavslis Jo. Snnford’HAll-Star Poll 10 - Races Treadway, J. H. J. B. ............ iTolwUa CotutTu i v L V 'V /1 Del,. K*ld*r and J o m u Hler* and L. Yit*a. Navy V F 33 ................. 30— 8 4 Robson** ...... 78— >11 8 Bmjih and Townest Meson and .inner, HR— McClure In l i t with on* on fttf Navy, . '■., - • Vi |M £ W Bub Service LeavcH Yellow Cab Office 0:50 P. M. •nnl«, Del« Pitcher* flaiMiue, 0. H. faVdM tM , Pal...... Round T r i p II.D O T n i In d . mkaon, DeL, loliert*, DeL. Angel, J. B, MrCrlrknrt, J. B. Wenger, D. B.......... , Vickery, DeL. Httrnn, Pal. .......... Herman, J. B............. Lop* *, Pal................... Manager Bleliteke, PeK — Ki*e*e, D, B................. Treadway, J. B...... Brewster, DeL. Roberta, DeL. ......... 81 21 8 4 3 B O F TB A L l, H TAN DING S (Men) W. L. Pet. (HI Wllson-MnUr 7 4 .8.18 obeon's 8 fi .1145 1 ~ 6 8 .BOO I.}* avy VP S3 [uni Ifereun 4 8 .883 f it Last Night H unt-M m u ----------Malm 4 33 4 Roboon's 15, B A N G ! A F IR E C R A C K E R ? N C ! A T I R E B LC W O U T . Hot Weather and Hot Roads Extract Their Toll, Replace Those Worn, Thin Tires Now. SEARS FAMOUS CRUSADER TIRE (G uaranteed F o r 12 M o n th i) SIZE 6.00 - 1 6 POfelt H V NOW -(P lu s $1.12 Fed. Excine T a x ) Taka AdvanUg* Of Scar* fcasy Payattnt Plan Ordw A Sat Today - Baikal Th. Boon Way. Hutson, [**), flan. ............................ i Ralvatim Army *™ W i Ji* '• .......... ui i EnlMljp-!*• • D. | . ............. ........ ^ ^ te iK nt's , / "8 ...... if |HPgE jberU, D*J............... ■3* |VW. Racers Will Vie Sdai Wifi Be dfltiWJt At For $1000 Purse Hollers Tomorrow At Speedway Oval While innliy pirlx mlpht rlulm lu preparnthm for the annual In he an urenl a Seminole Mine* ninninu of the Central Florida fun n* nuv, Imt tin re is nn ilUputc Soap Ho* Derby Saturday, eight i limit Joyce l i e helnu muniiv Die Sen ford cut rlr* and their *ponmost livid Sanford hn ehnll eu >»r* will display their rarer* at ihuHhiNt*. In eli'tosirii: her Al Star the Holler Motor Sale* dlaplayselections, t|iu frlcnillv, sr , mk- rsioin at Second Street and Pal­ en fiinni'tle wu* firm io her .'on- metto Avenue tomorrow nluht at vietioo thut the smooth fielding 7:i)i) p.ni., it wa* announced today Ken Mntesi'ke is "the" ceutoifn lil hy Derby mannuer In the Sanford area, C. K. Mittell, general maner on the Northern All-,Slur*. nuer of llpller Motor Sale*. In p Ic k In p For thn flr»t t)rhe bfty* from II r ii e * v ke, ills' Sanford will com (Kite hi file Snip point ml to hi* Ho* Derby for C ^ t w f f lw id a c o n * i*tent .700 he held at 1:00 p.m- iatorctly gfnVcrnuc nml outternoon at "Derny lllll*' In Orlan­ rlnndlnir nhtllty do. The winner of thin race will get In the mitflehl. mi nll-e*pen»e free Ulp * «'tr Dn Joyce'* Smith ton, 0., to compete In dull Hhe picked runiilnu of tho Soap Pt *1* S e rn I n o I e SI* of the elfkl l l l u o * . plnclnu are being apefneodM Frank Smith liemerchants, 'file all nttrchenU hind the plate. are Yellow Cab t i n vCo y « IlOOMfljal Joyce l.oo Dusty Ithode* in and Adderaon" the mitfleld with Chlro Corrnlc* way Agency. Die lono Kunfurd choice on the MrChmaa It Ak 10, ana radio atamound corp* and mi infield of linn w flU t Chuck Alerio third. Joe I’nrlse Duller Motor* Sate* of Sanford on first and Johnny llnhru nt sec is spiinanrlnu nil local entrlea aril olid. will drive the laty* to Orlando IllfferlliU (rum nuwt of the Saturday m»rninj( for their Infall*, thp t.oiell firm er) Store spei'tlon and trial run* prnvlnua to milder *rlcclril Chnrk Alenn »« race. Ihr loap'a riioil popular slur nml. theHilts'll said Dint an Invitation likewise, ni.uh the Smifmil pihil is extended to nil people of Sanher tilrk for the tmiiinuer of the find in mine down Friday night Hiiutnern All-Slam. mill see "the wonderful work the»n Iteil Trcuilwny hoya Imve done In building their received not only own racing car*." a stnMinu mil lie particularly urged all iponfu Id IV th on hi** snrs to he nn hand fur tomorrow Nitthcrn eluh, nI*;lit 'a exhlhllinn of the *onp ho* hut also w n * ears. Uniiied to do Die ninnayiiur Joyce listed Kill Mo slmtisky of Me I,liml for her > selection in tin' liitterl)’ rmilesled Sanford Junior l,eaguer«, age* slllirtslnp i II e e lii'tweeii I *nInI - Cl lit, will clash with Enterprise Hen Hrnesi'ke kn's (iniry Son at Municipal Fork tomorrow nfternoon at 2:111). Coach llowli 'ermeyer uud Moslrnii*ky. Curdle led 111* rhnfgot through a Alter Iodor’s hiillulliiu. Son- pi art Ice session tills aftefhOOIt nl drrineyrr liroke the lw «-il»)the Municipal field, and Reported repotted old dciidlmk with Moslranskr 'or the ggme. his team was ready fop nml passed the Del.and alinrlled hi* plkyCoach (Inrdlo flrliler h) ii narrow IM-Ift mar- eis that all hoy* ______________ » s Itf attend e » the Kin. The lo|i Hirer randldatm practice* If they want to play. lor Die slnrliiiH Nurlherll out­ field are rlnsrl) hiinrhril InI he Hvmlnole Flue* ThU Week iirtlier with mil) (ire inlra Tonight Hi-pnriitliiu Du- ItluheHl and lowesi In Ihr urmi|i. Hsefurd at Felslka Troitdw'iiy hold* Friday a 7H-ballot lead Hiuifnrd at Del,and with Ills IciiluHalurday 111 a to I I 111 1 e 1 K Inn r 11 sicund, Del,and al .HANFOKD luniug 7.) vnk"i Htinday Hnnfoid at Orlando II 11d Ihivl'uia’* lluwie TesiifO* lust 11 hull'd be­ hind Mould iu HDH TII Uiii.l. Unless .Al First llase P lrllr, whu ini 7t fill hnliuta, I’Mll I,cry, Drl. make 11 Inul min Hinder Kiimrd 40 Fm l*i’ San nt" suri:t', lie may tud I'u able In Hecanit Have 103 make Die tup three. linhra, San. The came holds true f"i Ken Fund'ira, > Ii I>ee*. III ................................ke, whu ul the fifth rank- i C*kew, Han. I t lug flyeh«M'r lu Die Hanfnril Cniim les, Han. Ilem ld's A ll Htur poll with 4H Santorn, Hanford. I votes. Hhnrtatop An InlerrHlInii rare fur Ihr B5 Fundora, I,era. starling ra lih in g role nn the IH lit inly, l.ee*, ......... Hmilheru A ll-Slur rluli is ilr18 irlu |iln g he I w e p 11 Hanford's Hniitnra, Hnn. . II Dny, Drl. .......... Dust) llh islrs aid Frank Smith H Ilnlcgh, Coc. and ftrlando's veteran receiver . 2 Don Ford. Hmlth leads hy a fliinrnles, Hnn. . I small margin nf I I votes over Da*kn)a*kl*, l.ee*, Third Has* Ithmlrs, wan has 33 , and Ford, 108 Aleno, Hen------------- ------who Ima pnllrd 32 . 1 Manager F» d p ru p p , Orl............... — 4 ........ .... l.ovy of Orlando laing, l.ee*, Is tiiientiming to Catcher overtake Chuck F. Smith, Hen......... . 48 Aleno in Ihe fin ­ Rhode*, Han.................. 311 . 32 al dny* of vot­ Ford, Orl, ...... - ..... ...... . i ing for thn job Caldwell, l.eo*. Outfielder* of innmiger nf the South A llHhorra, Orl, - - ... Wars. A l e n o . w it h a total Collins. I,te a ,-----vole of 47 , U K mis, Ban. oidy seven Inti- (Troat, Han. ------Ini* ahead o f Hughes, Ot»". U l«<y M’vy, a farmer Thoman, Orl......... F. Hmlth, Ban. Hnn In nl idiot, "No li l r Turn Mill*, Jax (leach Rhode*, Ban. hurlcr, lui* received 03 Vale* to E«kew, Ban........ rank first among Dm highest In­ Pawllpk, Lee*. ... dividual Northern All-Htari while Kolker, (faeAleno ha* polled 108 nt third bate Rivero, Bah, ..... to lead tho Hotilhorn club. John Pitchers Inthra 1* the only oilier player In Cnrrale*. Ban. .......... Dm funa' poll to receive over 100 Votes ns he I* Just one ballot be­ Betvell, Orl. fi hind Aleno with luft'for second Byrd, Sep, ......... Renin. Bun........................ .... 8 base, Rivero, San. .................... 1 Joyce l.ec's All-Htar Picks* Zimmerman, Orl. 1 North Pen. Smith 1 Roberts. Del,, ill I'arlse, Ban, Dnullak, Orl. ............................ 1 : Rucker, 1). H. 2H Imhra, Han. McCullough, Lees............... Humbert, One, Moatransky l)e. SB Doy, Orl. rtf|U, Lt 311 Aleno, Ban. Young, J. B. ipp, Coc. Dunne, DcL. 0 F. Smith, 8. Trendway, J, tl. OF Rhode*, Ran. Ilracseke ‘7 , Del., O F Blmree, Orl; Plrtle, Pal. O F Colling, Left, -a J 7-4■m, Mllle, J. B. P Corral**, B. tfp iiA T O rl' P Otiuhak, Orl. Hutson, Pal, P Rambert, Co, Fraser, Coe....... M- imn«b|l(7Mni.M» J | Dotson, Del* Aleno, Ban. Treadway, J. B. Manager Moat Popular Player: Chuck Alina. The (Irak Queen RKubtih of England nml Iho Udlr* of. kaurt wore mmirnlrc during. Lent end nml the custom m to jn waa w»a wntlnut contlnuid uttM.W W .*8W 0*«dW,»V luison s ,-L Sondermeyer Passes Most musky By ? Votes In B a t t l e For Short Be r t h W n A 1 0 I, Pet GB o i.ooo — , l 887 1 8 .383 2 3 .000 8 Ill East'1first Sears Catalog Sales Store .50 �To Whom It May Concern T h r P r o p e r t y A l 30.1 E a s t T h i r d S l r o r l la O f f T H i : H H U . t V l l a| i n H I I T DR. II. K. RINti n m io i'K A r io n C l»a*r ritll I 'l m n r fur I7.*.2 n p polm m rn l 1710 I I't r it l N’h I I c m iv c ih h t nr t iir c o iik tt •I (ill* „ >>.*<1« \ II i> 'I It I I • I . **T.%Ti: III* I I . 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X'ork i**t|o*i » Mmn, till* i|nknowti if i- ie n s.iceewHori* In Inlfr eN i i l l m tun* -fo.ktoiMer"* Iriint •■•"* tfr.ititmn a **»timud vp (11*1101*1 i i t i i a * *■ I'l* T o .Hi Months T o I’ny Want Some Extra Vacation Money?? 'M u m — r i u f t i i n u t y n u r n t t i i* m i l l b r i n j r M io s l t i f f n u t — Friday. July. 11 — 7:110 V. M. i*■ a i I * “ tllp tlt 1ikht >if o hi V aim k n, T i e r i ; Santor.l t |... hi a* •>.| .11nii r m }«1 11 pin i ■ < 111 olil**i| |tii t la* |**iI.iM t «• iii I . j11 M fiatlolr Cm111.I * I I•-1i i.i X oil and ** »< h "t M ‘'i t»* * ' rij III r (t |). ,11*1** ll • 1<"1 -1 ’ h* . Miu|iJalni Iih it oi Oil ■i . 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W rite Mr iiir.i i linSEEY Simlon Wa^o.i, Hlephi*. ll.'rkner, 1’ (). |!«« m o , Imi ..,.1,-hk .' l.otm ani.'i Kerim: Orlun'lo, Florldn. .m il, h i - 211. M.iti. in. un U m '.I luil.y li.’ii mol im.tti.'M lft.0.1 Din'd r. |>r. III...11.' 20.110 NICK runii. wlUi kll. li.'ii pi ivi Klluhtly im.'.I roll-nwny Invl 'JB.O.k IrffR. (Tiniplo pr"fi*,fi>'l. 3011 H mi-.I round ouk dlnlnu lalile O .jn i Avr. on.I fl chulm 2B.0I) :i ROOMS mi,I tmlh. N«wly cl.*.-,, lined 2 |>c. Llvlnu r""m nille .10.110 Iti'K. 1110.05 nhouworn II pc. r a l t d . N l c r l y f t i r n U h r d . ffoUMl.lr WORK W A N TE D ~ 0 It.'.lroom Ktiile i 70.00 a— for roit|.lc A.I.ill* (inly. fM M .i l M A TH ER OF SANFORD per m o n l l i H i . KUH-XV. HIM M.-l H ITTER , Mrs. Ealkei.lu tif, 2111-00 K. 1m| SI. Phone 127 IIAIIY lonvlllp Avc. lier.1 referel... . I’hnnw I I'Ll ( HIIKSTH of Drowi'ra— AII Et*ei 10— Munlnmn OpporlnnlllcH III FUR NISH ED •jmrlmc'nt. Ilvinp Finiahe.i or onflnlnhed. Ui'iinonroom, •Duetto unit (illrti.incttit. nlily priced. Compare our prices (7 U 1.E F IL L 1NC Htullr.fi t'urk One or two l,e.lro..rni. Cl.'.in oil.l - then buy. liuduet TeruiR. Tim Ave and 2nd Street Appruxi ,|Ulet. KI.Ttrl.-lty. hot an.I cold Eurnlturo Cenirr, 1111 Went innlely JZIhki NvIM bundle Till* wutar. Knur mllva north uf Flint, l ’li.mu 1425. ban nltvnyn hrun n ttood loculiim Sanford, neat door lo Cl.il. Din* and wilt moke n Rood opportun mond. ji.min I8B5-M2, M e. FO O T LOCKERS— All metal on Ity fpr n mon thut lx willinc lo wood conatructlon. Unit -vnlpe Nance. woik nnd kpeii Ihe ttali.m open tn town, 111)05 nil tHxex InclurJ, 7 days lays rin u week rr Ph l i t or sec ORMOND Beach Ocean front chted. Herman'a, 27 W. Chinch, jMr. Bralley Odham >aie, Arailahle July H . i'll. Orlando, 1R3 W DeLand. FOR HALF— Stock nnd r.pilp nicnt In Top Noleh service "ta< JA L O U S IE S The modern, Ecu(Ion. Have nnoU.er openiiur mi­ m im lunI w ny o f ro n V e rtln it p o rfh Room... T*l. I EU R N IH III'D ni,|c lo refire. A|i|ir..\lmnlely or hrccri-jvay lo onolher ro .,1 HI M X ' . liRDIi xvill hundle, Cnn ho fi­ room, I'or Free Lflllnintcn, tele* nanced. Contact Jeff Dnvin, FUR N ISH ED tiirtu room coltnse. phonu 1420. T h » Furnitura Con* eighth and Park. U r, 110 Woat First. Ph, 43S-W. Mra. Forraater. —15 FOR SALE I '1(1 Ford Coupe New Point — Hid,her limit like new -Would Imile I live Terms You ran xe« (his car l.Mh St at Sanford Avr S 0 Want M %Pay ■ TTe r y i # al �* * . V///// 77m Prices Good Thru 8atrday, July 12 Quantity Rlghle Heaarved Low s* i* or. Low Prices Everyday Speci al s T o o ! Everyday Specials T o o f tin Prices 10-oz. P k g . Cocoanul B a rt Nabisco ri«. 24c 10 or. G O R T O N Codllsh Or. "A", Dreeoed & Drawn, Qulck-Froaen 12 to 14 Lb Average faamiuafe U Choppid Ham P to or. 51 C 3 to 5 Lb Average tin U. S. "CHOICE" Grad* taawou»y iBeef Stew li e or. tin famous^ ®jfif1!i.nia u All uf our meats art ‘T A B L KEAftY M EATS." K i e t a a IV u li. Ilona and Fat la re­ moved BEFORE lha m«at la wtlfhtd and prlcad. YO U BUY A BARGAIN IN EVERY SIN­ G LE CU T. *»' Deviled Ham S* oi.im 19C [MHOUaff Tabl-Keady Cut Chuck Vienna Sausage 4 21 C Hickory Swaat Sliced Bm o r Tender Eat-lllte 7" Cut Hlb 0 I.U K Title O'Sea Red Perch Lb. N o Fillet Mi. Vermont Sliced Im m Im N o Fllltt lb. 214-0 * . C a n A r m e n ia Star EARLY JlJIHI Ei; Sliced Dried Beef Pk«. FAB RIC E 3 S A LM O N f FRESH CUBAN AVOCADO 3 Lb> Candy Coated Chocolates Pl l Q o z , Pkg. n> Pound Skinner’s Raisin Wheat Pki No. 1 Cun Yollow Cooking " s R o q u la r S k a Dial Deodorant Soap 2»« Bath Size Dial Deodorant Soap ‘••k Hall Gallon Famois “ 83” Bleaeh ■ Quail Bolt)* “ Zara” Haiaahald Cleaase Quart Bottle Panon’i Sndiy Anmoaia 1Z5 It. Roll Cut-Rita Waxed Paper 21a.ifh BM ti *▼ > J W O R K !'’ i LARNE BOX “ TROFIOAL” 1llaa Rata THOMPSON SEEDLESS ID o z . P k g . Calo Cat or Dog Food. Cu Y O U R f L y . Pkg. M . & M . Skinner’s Raisin Bran u. 18a Boaton Butt Pork “SAVES HALF i 3-U>. Pkg. Water Maid Rice i* . 2N Lb. N i Fak-ll-Ltn Can 7 oe. Pkg. Darimix Dry Milk N t M Rhg Yallow Band Bacon tyaaras * . V Lb. T u la O'Sea Dretted Lb. m 36a Tiute O'Sea Pollock Economy Smokad Strip Fjaahly Qround Eat-Rtte u. ' AGEN PEACHES DIXIANA STRAWBERRIES DUNCAN HINES ORANGE JUICE SEALDSWEET ORANGE JUICE ... REAL GOLD LEMONADE______ QUICK FROZEN LIMEADE_____ FLORIDA TANGERINE JUICE Your Choico n n r m ip f [b r e a d 8UNKIST LEMONADE MIX ... ACE-HI GRAPEFRUIT JUICE • v 19c FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS AGEN CHOPPED BR0CC0U______ v ^ DIXIANA CUT GREEN BEAMS_____ ) 1 DOIANA COLLAID OMENS_____ > I AGEN LEAF or CHOPT SPINACH....( P k g 3 MAYFLOWER FROZEN WAFFLES .> ™A i M J t- ! AIB J J I W Natural M TIittf % » b 17-o i. Glaaa Musaalman Apple Shipped! u P ie . S ite Sun-Dronchod C u t N o . I Can S lo la ly ’a Bed Pie Grad* "A'* - Mr 4f * H 39* 49c| 12* N o . SOI Del Monte G old. Crm- �• r _ T fl !)> Y O U D O N T i l raeeft* year Sanford flora Id. Chj Delivery, bjr 7 :N P. M.. pls«ss n il Y E LL O W CAU 1444 TH E W EATH ER Clear In partly rloudy and little change In temperature through Sat indit> Widely scattered afternoon thumb-r*hmvqr* mostly over north mill tii>»l |Nirllnn AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER il O L U M B X X X X I I I Established 1908 SAN FO R D . F LO R ID A i* F R ID A Y JU LY II, No. W s iu in te il P re s s I,r u n l W ire 1DR 2 :* ;u I.T1S MICHIGAN iO. J. 'Urn PENNSYLVANIA KENTUCKY J I LLINOISfrW' HEW JERSEY j iiHfiOE ISLAND' IVERMOI jtt 1 will >9! .North Korean Capital Is Hit By Air Strike i -I * Devastating Bombing Leaves Pyongyang, Industrial Centers In Flames, Rubble SEOUL Idt— Hum)redo of Allied warplane* today smashed North Korea'* capital mid Inn other prime military target* In oncof the tie mlgl mlghlleit air blow* of the Rn rean War. Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, was left In roaring flame* Jj| and ruhhle before timl weather blotted out the target and inured it from a further ordeal n rtf ' and bomb*. * It wax a thmulerou* follnwiip to the Vain Ittvrr power plant raid on June 23 designed to exert great­ er military proxxuro on the balky Commonl*' armistice nrgotlntoni But bad weather kept the raid from reaehlog the proportion* of that one. The Air Force said there were 1.04M aortic* (Individual j flights) compared with I..173 on June 23. Ultimate* of the niuuher of plane* Involved ranged from .too lo (450 Pilot* of five Allied nation* took part In Iho Idg blow United Natlnn* pilot* reported they de*troved or damaged the Communist* army cnmmimlcutlon* headquarters, three muni tlona faetnrle* and numerous fdher faetnrle* and supply ami troop ten ir* In Pyongyang. Ihe capital. The Red capital wit* left In night ovar the target area. Am erican, British. Australian. South African and South Korean plane* from land and rarrler Ini , « •l*o *ma*hed Ifwanglu and Sari won In We*lern Korea. and IT mile* snulli of Pyongyang They blasted indnatrlnl renter* no the l< ii.lla »il on Im n > Seminole County Is Lagging: Behind In Blood Donations t Seminole County lag* fm he hind Ha quota for thl* war In Ihnational Armed Force* Itl.mil Drive. Joe MeCatlln, rhalrman of the drive, **ld yesterday nl n meeting of the campaign commit tee. Hts MeCaalin'a appointment wa* confirmed yesterday at n meet­ ing of the director* of the Semi­ nole chapter of the Red Crn*« at the home of Mra. Voile William* Sr. At thla meeting It wa* dr. elded hy the director* that blood donations would be received from both white and colored donor*. Mr*. M, E. Harris la In charge of the drive among colored eitlien*. Thlav County, exclusive of the Naval Air Station, has been as­ signed a quota of HQU pint* for the year 1DB2, Mr. McCaslln Raid Thla quota is baaed upon popula­ tion and la In llqe with quota* assigned to rvrry other perl of the country. However, so far, with half the year already pasted, our cltlien* have contributed a Kara 3)11 pint* toward the saving of the live* of ,1 uallaarS tla Case Wear! J J Warns Of Disunity VETERANS' ADVISOR Tom Been, advisor In veteran* affair* will be at the office of L. F. Boyle Wednesday morning at R:30 o'clock (0 confer with veteran* and dependents, and at Geneva at 3:00 o’clock In Ihe afternoon. Ho will arrive at the Valdes Hotel Tuesday avenlng. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack No mailer hew far away from home yen may go on yew vacation yen ran raadlly catch ap on the home town ***** hr ••-ding the Hanford HrraV when you retarn. Yoacan ar­ range with your rarrler bay, er through Charlie Morrhua. clrcotatlen manager, hr U tophswing 1M, to he?* year re n te r iaaues af the Herald saved far yea while yew are away, ta ha dw Hvered to yoar homo la aw* jackal* apaw year return There la wa eitra (barge. The w ■i rate will ealHIo all regalar aw* atrthers ta thla additional aarr* Me. Befora laavtag aw yoar re- Officials Arc Elated O v e r Probability That Planes Will Continue To Flow Landslide In Convention Results In First Ballot Victory For Ike; Senator Taft Pledges His Support Roll Call SINATOR Style* Bridge*, of New Hampshire*, nihlresslng delrgiite* to the GOP Convention In Chlrngo, warn* that btttrrneu be­ tween Taft and F.lsenhnwer back­ er* might bring detent to the partv In Novrmber. Ho called for unity and harmony. (International) Demo Aspirants Launch Attacks On GOP Platform , 1l a r n m a i i S a y s Docu- mcni Is One Of The Most Unconvincing Ity The \**ortaled I’ re** Two llem oeralir aspirant* to the presidency have begun their at lacks nn tlu> 10.12 llepiibllran pint form A vercll Hardm an, the mutual security ndm lnlilralnr, called It "one of the mod uueoovinclng doe nment* nl a., i.in r ." Men. Kstr* Kefouver of Tenne* ■ .re *aid it gave “ wastebasket treatment*' to labor's proposal* in.I made the American worker “ Ihe forgotten man " llarrim an, campaigning in M idi igan, I old newsmen Thursday he got a laugh out of ihe GOP plot. iorni assertion that Russia 1* wait Ing fnr the United States lo go broke "What Stalin want*." he sniil, “ are Republican reoellonnrie* in power " II.prim .in ha* a date with labor lender* in I let roil today T hurs­ day. Ids campaign headquarter* aono.meed he ha* the support of Frunees Perkin*. F iv ll Service commissioner for former secretary of labor. Kefauver. after stop* In Kpringfield nnd Peoria. Ill . flew to lloaInn Thursday In meet delegates to the Democratic National Con­ vention opening in Chicago Ju ly 21 Then no Row hack to lllinnls, llo predicted he will he nomi­ nated nn Ihe fifth or sixth ballot and said Ken. Richard II Russell of Georgia I* likely to bo hia "most formidable opponent " Russell said on a television pro­ gram Thursday night In Washing ton that ho nxpecta to win Ihe Democratic presidential nomina­ tion somewhere between the filth and eighth ballots In anolhor development, K lllo ll Roosevelt, son of Ihe late P resi­ dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, pre­ dicted the Democrat* will nomltrustiant* nn l*ai * Thrvtl WAM1IN G T G N i,B— Defense offiri.d* breathed carter today fol lowing agreement between the ((IN V E N TIO N IIW .I. (Ttlrugoir North American Aviation t o and Here i* the -tan by ,l.de vole C lo Auto Worker* on a plan to on the f!r*t lialliit for the Itepiihll end a wage depute which threat enn preiidenllal niimln.irton cued lo halt pr»durlinn of all F an A tali.him It vote* Flsiidiower » Sat.r.- let*— Iiend*l* ot Ihe llimiau Tall !l \l Ki 1.It ArirnnuII Mile* rtScdinurr i Top Air Fore. official* raid even Taft 10 a one day shutdown of llo- com Arkan>a- II vole* ITtenluiurr i 1' iny 'i it a i m ifl plaid* lo Call .Vlacarthur 1 I’aft ». h'rma nod Cohnntm*, o , would lie California7n votes Warren TO catastrophic ( ‘oloradn la vote* Fi-nnlunvrr FThe Ian role* tale Thursday, fol , Stamen I Tall 2 nwlng .i week ol negotiation guhlrd Conneetieot 22 ml. Hl-.idinwr. by the Federal Mediation Service. 21 Tati I agreed to *uhnid Ihelr dispute to Deluw ari 13 Vote* Cl-oidiuwer an impartial. 3 man fact fm.liug Taft 'I loan! whose re.omniemlntion will The Florid delegntiori wc (Milled "I* binding I're-idml Truman wa* Florida lit vote* Ki'.-nlmwer r etc. li d lo name the hoard Taft 12 I In agreomem In send the wage Georgia 17 vote* Cl*, nhower It binding arlillratinn In Taft 2 Warren I ehnl.-i these other eommllmeiil* Idaho I I lute* Taft it I The company raid It wnuld tllinoi- Ho vote* Fisei.i.o ver I add 12 cents an hour, now being Taft Vi Paid a* a eo*l of living bnim*. to Indiana .12 vote* Klscnhuwcr V Ihe ha*lr wage. Thla mean* thal Tati 10 the 12 rents, ..[ cumulated over the The 2H me in tier Iowa delegation part two year* under a cn*l of wa* polled living esralatlnn clause, remain* Iowa vote* FUeohower lit TaP I1. r.' °f wage rate* even If . living, eort* go down nai.nn: Kansas 22 vcdei Ftseohi.wrr * HflfMuctlvttv tn last April 2* Ta Taft d 2 •• n( whalevnf wage Increase the nr Keitlm Kcidllck'.- 20 vi.tr* tr!, ahk,..,,., i miration panel reeoutinend* I he unlnn represent* yg ion r „, plover at the IT plant* It nrli innflv nikrn for n w i k p hfhosf /.f . tnnrr than 23 cent* *o hour Th - " nl,,,n, w v "nder*tonci to have i..» 1ereil II* demand tn around 20 rent, mi hour during uegollalions Ihe present ha*e pay of p.-. ilurtlnn workers average* $1 Hr an Ilnur Fred B. Zcrrcnncr A t t C f K IN Convention CHICAGO <* - Floridan* at the Re piddle a n ennvenlton may Include Ihe dean of the sergeant* al arm* on the lot) at this hig meptlnc ..f Ihe parly. Ho’* Fred II Zerrenner. Sanford who * hern sergrant-at arm* f..r the Florida de legal Inn at the |.i*t four GOP National Conventionlo r 2g year*, he’s had a slntll.ir lob wllh the Florida GOP Kxeru live Com mi I Ire. He's neutral In thn nnmlnainm rare. have tn ho," he said Anyone allending a m um * nl Ihe Florida ftepuhllean* lrnmr.il nlely learn* why Zerremier ha* kejd his Job *n long He harks hi* orders with a mm m and thal at Irk* When he'* not around the litpublicans, he farms. He Is a native of New Jersey hut moved tn Man ford in 10IU Reside* hi* commanding voire he has another reason that earn* respect: He stands (1 feet 3 and weighs too pound*. negro dance City Recreation Director Tommy Stringer announced thla morning 1h»*. • danro for colored people wlli be held tonight al Ihe Veterans whom headquarters, Fourth Street and Sanford Avenue. It will atari at 0:00 o'clock and close at 11:30 o'clock. Directors of ihe cnlored play­ ground program will have charge of Ihe dance. These include Thrl m* Shepherd, Thelma Knight and C. B. Franklin. FISH FOR TIRES WASHINGTON (Jfs — Need a new tireT Take your fishing pole down to the Potomar and catch one. A flash flood undermined a aervlea station ahtfage abed and car­ ried 400 brand new automobile Urea valued at M.OOO Into the City Commlaalon will meet muddy river. So far only 23 have tonight at 1:00 o'clock to consider been reported recovered. furtnar appraisals of French Ave­ c m r WATER TUMP nue property needed for fight of In order to aafcg'i'rd water aupray purjanes. The appralasl com­ mittee Including Raymond M. Beil, piles In event of power failure at Claude Whiddnn, 8r,, and Howerd the City Water Work*, the Florida Faville, hava been working nn the Power and Light Co., n u provided appraiials among which In prime a temporary book-up for a 100 HP Importance la The Anchor Inn, motor pumping water Into th* high Franck Avenue and the Orlando tank, John Qlllon, city manager, aald thla morning. Highway. , If lhe appraisals are approved DELAND MAYOR DIRS will be sent to the ntv CommUston for further apD I L A N D UR—Em o ry R . Holden, va( before being turned over b 71, m ayor of D e Lan d, died at hia Sta'-e Road Department. The home Thursday night after a long Cotartyt Commission will meet to­ Uteess. H a was ■ retired superin­ morrow; MerMng at 10:00 o'clock tendent o f th * Am erican Tetephona In (fwdal-eeaeton ■nd Telegraph Co. In Pittaburgh. City Commission Will Meet Tonight tpmSlklLw , rTyfiiM . -j Tension Drops As T h rea t Of Strike Eases ■T'&S- f - i*j ' w r' ‘. 4 ' Ki.vnlmu it Nominated Mrs. Roumillat Named Chairman Of Seminole Co. Historical Society Mra. F. K. Roumillat was elocld tiermarienl rhalrman of the Sentinnla County Hlatorlral SocirD with Randnll Chase aa vice chair­ man at a Hireling of the group held al Ihe Wnmatt'a Club l«-t night. Other officers elected were Mra, C, R. Dawson, *«rrnUry Dr. J. R. Root, treaaiirer: ami Mra. Fred William*, Mr*. C Stuart Brown and John Malarh. director*. An advlaory comoiltt.'» elected by tha hoard conalated of Mra. Miriam Ruaaoll, Mrs. R.>} Tlllls, Mra. A. tt. Key. Voile W il­ liams, Jr. and Holland Dean. Mrs. Roumillat outlined the put • pose of tha meeting nnd said that tha Sanford Memorial Committer appointed by Mayor Stamper It having plana for • mtiauam am! library building prepared by E. J Mougnton, architect, and la or­ ganising a non profit corporation for the purpose of railing funds for the project and constructing tha building. Robert I’ele. r.t guard tlve plans prepared by Mr Stoughton provide for an entrance way and vestlahulo ‘J7 bv M3 feet In hire to which i* adjoined a library Hie i-xarl site of General Sanford's library In hi* home in Derby, Conn, Thl* would r.mttUllte the first unit of the »tror ture with two wing* to he added later, Mr. Dean added. He al*o said that thl* first part of the project will rn*t be­ tween *211,000 nnd 130,000 amt that an Intensive campaign Is being ( Cim tin aril lie l-** p i ; l u hl I organised tn ralsn the rnoimv. City Gommisaioner John Kader ROTARY CLUIt said that provlalon *hmild he Guest* nl Monday's Rotary Club made tn refund to contributors thalr donations in rase the en­ meeting will lie ihe Rvo bn vs ami tire amount necessary for the five girl* wlio attended Boy.*' Slide memorial la not raised, and em­ ant! Girls' Stale al Tallu}in**ee re phasised the importance of keep- cently, llnh Harm, president of Ihe club, Mild today. ipg costa to a minimum. The glrla Include Ann Itahnrn, Among those present and exosting an Interest In tha pro- Gall Bitting. Beverly Gray, Sylvia ;t ware Mayor Stamper, Com- Hayra and Joan Wright, and the mlaaioner Chase, and Countyfive boys are We*ley Hamit. Joe Commissioners • designate John M..r-M«nn Tommy Speer. Tarry Mr. Dean captained that tente- Melach and W. B. Brown Miller.CorfeD »nd Sammy Jacobaon - C c ih m i l l ’s Sr).S To Houston .1 C F a ir Hi L-n.qal, Houston A nurse i-yea iliieiH, ill** Sue Grantham la. aid Feter*on wa. killed lu ila n lly and Hint F a ir lived ■ inly a few inirud. afler ll ivw.iod dint Ibrim i low it a they tan to the ild of Mi** Coop. ■ After (ihooHng the two tpianl* Maywood linrri. i.bd hlm -clf and Ml** Cooper In lo t room where lie had forced her, waving n German l.ugcr U in in pistol In the air A* hastily Kiimn.oncd police en tered llo- room, die uuri-e* said, Iwo more shnl* were fired Hay wnod shot Ihe gul in tho bead nnd V o te r, M i n m ’ s o i. 't G In ( ’Iwingcs T o U il LM O f Votes h i v i i m m \ m i l . t hlrago r i lo- tlepiihlleao convention today in...I.' It* Nomination of In o 111,I.'.Ill II T.senoower fnr Ihe |.n wi.i.'io s iiMaalrimos on mo­ tion o,V '..In smro for rival i .indid.il. s it..to il 1 I all amt Carl \\ ai r e i t 11\ I I S I MiN M \l I . < Id, ago r I lie ..Ml. I ll result nl the (|r*t Hall..I l.o ll.e llrpn lilh an preil d. i.tlal n.iiotii .Him lot al I ,*fW» ; I Uffilmn r«r h i . Mim \ •tlniff i. T.iM ,'HO, War I f*n <7. ♦ » » \\ IN I l« • 4 H M l ' Ini 1.f’h I *AIi;M I ♦ I t * I ilift** rt| 111 (S Mtill lit* UrjlMftil' 111 I'nMl filial | il iMiuinu if |f«|it In -i ftI r uin Un riim iK iii .i (1triii ■ In ii |4 11|i Sen I! ftI m i A l.ii! nf •Hi»fft r.is«*fih«iHf*r I’MJhflri 'li|niit:h in iiic f , i >| • i rnliidr mi I'll* f ir I || lllni <in thn mllf ill I i «!iili*»A* r»r fIr 4t i»i i k>i 11 v i .'i vfiii* *»i a*ki fnr ft'nfI i MnI !'*‘faH»* Ilf* h-c.'r h# in tdu|df>i| \Tuth»‘ o li flirr'i fn thi> 1 « fli t »l i'» vnlr if |lf|(| fl| 4f k(|Vf*n i It tINI a I ill* ' Nil I it .1 I •mV II c MM. i llli <\\ | ■t* U frar11. Ml | to Il'MfllflrtiN I - i >h<I tifltcr f (ft . • hlfh i ll I 4ft* 4! h i ' Ml I t.lfMl l u l l m file ft'nri • 4M.U i m l ! 1ft' 11ft1Ml j.' it N if is, i i i * im i N u ilim . If f •Sk l 1fd 1I Mlf it I V Mil1ff •t ,,f 11.1, 1.4'fiiml th#» t . f t if J h i f i* II IM»' I'M mtl|l1(| tf lu ll 4' 4t•Hail h i l l ». .4- 1 ft ffti' .fo rk Jilted Officer Nixon Regarded Slays His Girl, As Fop Prospect 2 Guards, Self For Second Spot & i,.. Si . i nnc m s 1 IIICAt JO •“ Gen |ln iglil |l Kt-i'oltowi-r .-ailed on Sen Robert \ I ..It tod.it ihorllv alter Mi* Irt imi.il .o n 'll...... . lor Itir lie p.thlican presidt'iitml oi.mionliim Mr a rriv n l for what wa* an ap parent rff.ot to -rttootlt o \r r llooittrine** of the rim vrollon roll ' n l tm.lt. polire guard io.lt hr '. o went ml., private ...iiii-rrm r I’ll.- grorr il . .line arros* (tie tie r! from lo* Mhirkilntie Hot. I 'tout ler* i>. I ..It * n u lr to the < ..o i id I|i]r.,ii Mot. I The p in e w.i* iwmoir.l tini. Ki*rt.iiower won* . light .le y suit ■ . I white *ho> Mr was bare head. <1 Klsenhow. . .oil Taft rnnie not -t Itieir .o .il.ir iir e at l I pm IS I Taft aptH-.iiril first with Gen Kherthowi-r i.rlilrid hint They calked aide oy side a* they went otto the Intit.v of the ninth floor \ |.artv of duHit 10 nr 30 per*nn* s'oope.l Ini i minute h.-hio.l tin in tw>i men i't .0-1. imi Minetor etial ,<id arnlablv, twill smiling hrnntllv ' ii i)o-i (H.'.r-d together before letr Tall in ' camel a* What they aal.l lauilslana I ’. \..ie* Klarol.e...-r i i vi-fl.iu hnS'i.-r wa. grorrallv lost lo the Taft 2 Maine IH vntr* F ltrul.m >r 11 tipro.ii *Y "i'll win the rlrrlto n ," Taft Taft *. tr.I-| do geio-r il a* one point Maryland 21 vote* K lsi-.die"-. |t|. .Ill . no . .... nl <|.drl was Taft H i. itTaft t.loi -.df lirl.l op lil> 3ta**aehii .ell* :ih vote* I.. . ..(. I. ■ ftd oi.l ph .olcil I... .purl er I t rail t M w ml to loogr .hdate Geo I . Michigan W vide* F iie u h ...... i srnh.nrri oil lo* ooioionllot) and 1'-i ft II a.sni.' him I will do evi-rvlluiig Minnesota itt vnles: F.lseoh..... pa* 11>11' for httti In hi* campaign Sta.ssen in and iftrr hr win* the rlrrlto n I |Nt *I |«I Mississippi S voles Taft ’• Tati ..ml n Ml |flill s*a| The 2H m em l.n Mlssmoi d-'l l i.collow ri who had I >krn thr I >1 I 'll MMhlM 1 gallon was polled In itia iiir lo Hus .Iram ntlr bid lo It.1>t |. . r li wo.ind- odd tie bail S' ,; ; o'irl n .. ............rl rr.oi.' a. ios* Ibr stiert “ to pal . i, ’’ H vote* Filarnh . ■ rail ..I fiu-oi|*hip on a vi-rv g iral T n (f 7 A met Iran The 1H member Nebr.i'k de Kisndiouer nduror.l lo In* own giilion wa* in ,1tf-iI hr.id'ioarlrr* a (<*w luliiidc.* lain Nehraikn IH votes 1 F.i*vnh'.». . i find said Trifl 11 W arren I I have no statement to luakr at this lime I have lost been Nevada 12 vole* Khenh.m i. across ih,< street lo pay a call on Titfl 7 Sen I aft In extend to lorn an in N nv Hninjishire I I vote* I'.t vii,.non lo vo operate with m e " hmvrr 14 Gunfire On y Oi cm *. He agreed tn do so lit a very New Jersey Ifl voles F.lsi-olmv-I warm hrnrli'd fashion, whit'll In I [ospiial fi Murs 31 T a ll 3 The 14 me in her New M rxh» *!• • pleased me greatly." Ihe general him I Ionic Sunct unr y said egnllnn wa* |ailleil New Mexico I I vntr*. Kisetdiou.i n INVENTION MAI.I.. Chicago n Taft h IIDt S'lON. I f \ n il .'.1 Ait Now York IMl voles: Elsenlmw•i 1,1* Sen John llrlrk c r of Ohio I'..fee offl. r i k ill 1 i|l . n d h r a i1 moved today to make Gen Dwight two hopit ..1 . aid'* a M 02 Taft l i him s.-lt it F.jsrolinwer's noioiriattoo fro il( i( ,„ lrsl,s lino - lU'i - Thursday North Carolina 2H vote* Kiseidi.. the presidency unanimous lie told nlL,|lt s, |p.. er 12 Taft It I-, looked North Dakota 14 vote* Klseiihov. Ihe convention Sen Robert A Tnfi | .... r r t Mac Arthur I T a il H Warren I had approved hi* motion >dj o il gtinfli. Ohio Ml votes: Taft .3H ..... . has rommiiulcated .ceitrre'iT^en "the c inti.I lloor oi "Ken Taft Oklahoma Ifl votes: Eisenhowe. t llospit To. Olg lloIII* with me. ami what I *ny has hi* i Memorial Mncarthur .3 Taft 7 where men n oil allowed Oregon IH votes: Rlseohowei ia approval " Tile off b < r t . Jim , 11.1 [ | :. * (Irlcker said lit- first wanted to Pennsylvania 7ti votes: Klsenhow. i thunk everyone who had helped wood of Flllru'ioi- W I .iic.' Ha*. 11 Mac art hue 2 Taft 11 near fis-rss lin.l f...cea lo* way at Rhode Island ll vnlea: Klsenhow.r In Tad'* raimmigii. pnlnl lull. 'He ftor . ' -an. "Gen Kisonnnwer and Taft have pistol fl T a ll 1 W arren l luary The ft member Softth (.'arollru already met," lirlcker »aid "Sen llexidc* llo I I .r Old ll'iywoo.l if iinlhHtM oh I*hji# U*Mnf» ll< * ll* * r ( *■ ra s a M a h li till- ilt-nd are Ml*.* Carroll i ...ipef, 21 pn-a tv luriltir niu slim 1 dint fit.m t'.il limn, Ala HBm Hi Ohionn S;tys General Will Win Flection; Move Makes Nom­ ination Unanimous till I: f n i ..ll |u f i • .oiitliNrn j;. 4fM|. I I 40 in .irt t.‘4 I I'M I all - Mil ' If i "mi <* l m . ' 4111',’ l ** ippurf tHmvrr 11*i■ I If i I f i f+nhmt *11 4 O f I I•11| I•I l|l 4lh»^MN fit 11 I .ill for lfi» i ( t tifi ulr.irv fi • tli/r lorn 11 - Of|Y t'lll It’ll fI (Ml U t lit III II if III.if iHilfil -t *1afi* 4fler f a tr i u *hl'fl h • l.c.. if * ^oil's on if. 1,1 nho • iii mlu -i »*11 I ■»■ H!'»wi *i ,, mi a ii a a mil 111 I Im;! i .ii i it t , LiMilinc, Kiscnliow of I ’ i < I; s . tiM I \ l b i'. V Ki t V .|f11 1 111|0 K i^ u ic C . i i i f o i ri i . u ll vi |. lliij ft scitU 'f M I'M* I f f H 1 11jt V L'.t i <!• ' r Ii i- ii.1111 N'uni ifi.lllh ,1 I' hi Ii ij ► |;i«41IH|Y« t h* «• ■11‘ 1 U'ft* |tt i - nli'h i i l ’ tii.fi I* U li t > h»'» ii a In n l i n f ig u re ki u.r li i nlhm; 44f h lift ‘ v for <, en i . U'flf n K i M ’ ijh fiu' r die ball A* eicii.m dictate*, lie ti.nl watted d 111- hotel wtitle the , ..m enlion'- rank and file derided wtio -Il.ull.l tend their effort till* M'.tr In break 311 year, of Democ i atu a diollal i ole Willi him waiting for the re l Ml fill- t lift Yl'lll lfi|| lloor CfllV slu r fn in \il.iMiN mi N’fu lliifnn lin o - were Mr* Eisenhower — till« 1L41 .»'n« nf i I'lilimu i , Mailin' to Hie general .nil three . r..Tirt. lol.il eo li.ivnl 1 H arhira M 'fc i K • i rih L «"r| I' iN pn rlN j .mil Susan .* months. N, ll»' III n' lll i'.t’f t h r |Mil fin Ann i They ire i-KHilreti of his *o ii, Mai I t l f » i c Va f I hf lflNuf | \ flu 11r!| »nr.u , " !»»♦ t.di11 F.i ii'tihow er The ballot tug eappe.l a week (if t iii! flir tn maneuver in which Eisenhower's Ihm alinat I af l ' “ *....... *m I1. * . i :u i.o ‘ Mii'lif " hv rr|ilM*f| SnoM ml Sen Willifih f Knm» HI ST V in it n s I inf! nf 1 allfof i i Li Dili) I.* |i W allfl A trad .id** nod picnic will ha I *i•f 11 sif VfliiTlN'nf i v u n f i 1 i! m hnlti|* • in ol» 11 I r*«i Mir T iiotnlnri lid .| Similfiv nft'-niono i,t 2 ;0 A j. to 0 arti iih at th. Farm er’* AuCI .re"! tt.m l.oibling hy Die + IHi*ty Dorns Tr-oJ»ii*otiiflv « nr Nil if on hat rm Hiding Association” , it was an­ fluh*h* i (iHoviifl Ifi rlioo so Iho nounced today hv Janice M. to mi In M i l» t * r u n w ifli h im Moreli.MMe So it i n li ivh llN|*uhli<anwer** After the il.le tie- group will inking ih il fh n vinn iirNMitonflal f I ttiill I»4| | fiftri*| I i*'ttito to the building In have a ptenie dliio.'i A ll are cordially In­ vite.I to uttriu! ind requested to m i b in r; m h i vr I ho Safifiit il Shrmr f'Inti w iH tmhl bring Ihelr own food, a hml hiiNlm*«os rnreiiTii; Inulilht nf 7 HO oYlork in Min Imiuim t lint) L IF E S W IN G The two-week Red Cross life ­ nf IIin MaiifintN I odi*p Miihl tn froihini nf' will I»n hitvim I. ami all saving course conducted at tha Nohlrs jim * riMpiNHirfl In ho prrn Municipal • Swimming Fool w ill cud tonight with final swimming rnf testa ami written examinations, it wan announced hy City recrea­ IIG S I'ITA L D O N ATIO N T. K. Tucker, iiresidolil "f Ihe tional directnr Tom Stringer to­ Feiimbl-I.aiight.m Montnritd lloa- day. •Monday night at 7:00 p.m. a pill.I Association, announced to* day I hat ho lui.l received from two-week swimmer'* Instruction Chase nnd Go., a |30() <1..nation course w ill bogm at the Munici­ lo he pined in tho general fund pal I'ool under the supervision of w Red Croa* field representative. for hospital operation. tie 1 .It ' f ' till 1 i C(MI1 Ill I nil ' I'oiimi Tf ill v, hnit* I ).*i-«‘fitimu i ui . in.<u M «14M /it r 11in j 11"4*'4j 1114ui ■ \ a ti h <i*iv rim m .i v a . m . It11ftIfli«< M V uni ntllNi K I'.'wi V 411 %NU mu Hu hi ki l ,dl>lilt III. \H ' |»| � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 10, 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/d201f011ac5bc8017f836ce17eb8b0be.pdf e9bae9ec1296190e219c0be7343b4ecc PDF Text Text A - If MacArthur Broils Democrats G.O.P. Keynoter D e­ mands Crusade To Drive Rascals From Government P o s t s ny W AIIREN ROGERS JR. CHICAGO on— Uhl Soldier Doug­ las MacArthur, amid a cannonade of applause, blistered the Demo crals us a blimdei lug “ war party" ami rallied yelling Repulilnuus Monday night In a "crusade" to rout them from office. The S-Mar general's keynote ad­ dress knifed Ihruugli the strife stir led by Ihe Tati Elsenhower hat (le fur president ini nnrnlnatiuii. It united the packt-il rnnvenllnii hull In a Maiuling ovation as It hit •liaiply at Hie Truman adminislra linn’s policies. The 67-mlnule speech, punctu­ ated 73 limes by humlrlapplng and roars, formally plotted a non partisan course In the nomination listHc between Gen. DwJglil I) Elsenhower and Bon. Robert Tall MaeArllnir, who backs Tull nml who bus been mentioned ns a pus slide vice presidential running male for Hie Ohioan, said; ). Tlie Dcmnrrntjc Party has a noble heritage but Iras been rap lured by sclirincrs leading Hie country toward "the Mieiallslir regimentation of lr totalitarian state.'* 2 The Republicans must enlist all kinds of Americans, who are “ desperate for a plan which will revive hope." lu win lire November election. MicAMtmr named neither Taft nor F.lsenhuwer. Comments mi Ihe speech rant o adjectives like ''wunilerfni" and “ dramuHc" and "thoughlful." They Included these: Sen. Taft— "Gen Douglas Mac Arthur has druiualU ally stated the danger of the philosophy of hlg government, of Hs constantly in creasing expenditure'! amt laxa Hull, its abuses uf turner, its dun gernus Hm its In all liberty in the United States. . . , He formulated the alfirmulivc program on which Hie Republican Parly can go for ward to victory and resume prog peoples of Eastern Europe." This came ahout, he sulil, by withdraw al of troops, yielding of cimlrol over alntnlc materials deposlls. riisinniiHIng of (lermtin indusirial plant* ami allowing shipment* of war good* to the Koviet In tlie East. MncArlhur said. Hie United Ml ale* "proceeded with ore dpituln haste to divest ourselves of nnr own military strength" This policy caused Hie loss tu Cum iminlsm of China, North Korea and the Kuriles, he said. MncArlluir's einoHun parked word* lashed particularly al what he mill'd the luck of Ihu traditional will to win In Korea "Korea stands luduy ns Hie hal lowed graveyard for countless American dead," lie said. "We must nut let It became us well u graveyard for American hope, American faith nml American him or " M icA rth u r-a civilian keynoter fur a night— won hi* mightiest ova lion when hn asserted with refer •nee to Korea Hint "It Is fatal tu inter any war without the will to win It," Al nu lime did MucArlhur men­ tion the name of either Elsenhr wer nr Taft. Hut Ihe overall tnno of Iris purly rallying address was much more in Tine wllli Taft's views than (huso of Elsenhower Gov. John S. Kino of I'etuisylVania, who Is renorted to have told friends he would liko lu start a presidential boom fur MacArthur In the convention, helped lead the cheering fur the keynoter. The Republicans showed by a 5minute ovation at the start that Ibev tb'nk the general Is * ereat man. Ha waa interrupted 73 times during his 67<mtnute speech. But there was no parade of deloaatea that might herald a move in his direction for tup place on the ticket ten. Taft ha* aald ha would be glad to have MacArthur aa his Vice presidential running m*t» ten. Homer Capehart of Indiana S w & B r r Ousted from Far East riimiimnd, the general returns to I), M. nml giiIn receptions with wife and son, Arthur. 'll Douglas Mac Arthur— civilian! The DHL’ from (irneral ■ Pershing li| VVoiId Mur I -mill lo- due-, nol expect II,c GOP lo In-c III Ihe tall Drldgra i liar ,n li i i/ed Hie Dem ffOllfl»M#li |"f IMU I'HiP ocrols a- a pally H i l l divided till bower said lie believes Ihe lliptilr i-.iiiei like civil rigid* III* said Ileum, are going lo have a "hard ■lie ailmllilill.illi.il mil';I tjk r re Job whipping Hie Demoernls In spun-ihibly loi "inlluliou, public November " ilebt high taxi" and delicti finan lie added Any thought id Inking II in hlriile Is out Hi- -aid nil Mgiuents ol tlie nu Tlie general saw the Nebraska loin have lo i confidence 111 Hie grotqi III ills fruit I into and invited Ui-iitocrniii’ udmmMrntiiiii and newsmen to sit In ut the session ale calling lot a ■lunge Elsenhower said Hie parly tins Ben Kem and Hep Church ex got to muster a "llomondmis mil Jnr ity" at Hu- puli lu November hulled Hie toovenlitm lu sweep Hie He added Rial unless ihal it tluuc Ilemoeral* hum nlflee lest liie cmiiiivy iiliiii'je lulu MiclalifatUm “ we aie nol gnmg to win,” and possildv dliTalorshlu. Then he said: Kirn, In hit pic part'd talk, up “ I don't want u see saw liuitle lirnlded the adiiiliilslrutiim fur Its Him will give us the executive of loreigii and dume-itic pullelcs. Cua flee (presidency), love Ihe Kcnule lug fur a Republican victory in mid give us a r.in all majority in November, he said the general (lie Hiniso." wa* "Ihe very Ileferriiig (u Hie Eisi'iiluiwer elerlinii's ufslake unr government." cnmp'ii vlchirv river Ihe Tall forces structure "Never in our history has the Monday on Hie liainlllng uf Hie 'mi'.iilulloii been mi lira/eidy dc seating uf euii’es;eil ilcleguliuils ifii-il toe law mi openly limited, nr Elsenhower declared: "I lldiili we should riuiprululirte Hie rigid-* of (lie people su ili-fiaid ourselves llul I iluoT wall) lo hurt lv Irnrripied undurlnot," Kem aalil. lie added anybody's feelings " "l On fuiindillg fnllier* never In Hie general said llial to will ill h-tidcd lu i' ivi- tin- I’re.lib id of the November Hie llepiilrlli nit ■ must appeal In Hie ahold elgbt million t ’oilid Stale* lire powers of a die voting bilks wbn are reuehlng sol I .dm " Kem -.aid nil dictator* luve mg age lor the lirsl time "We have got to have them in i liarai leri/id Hieln'elve* us "the our camp or sve are mil going lo friend n( Ihe peoplr." I’resldeiit Truman In' said, bus declared Hie win “ He said Hie party should also I’resideul has Ihe power ‘"tu do seek lo Wiui the Independents amt vvlmt Is ilglil for the people'— In oilier words, lie mnv do what he, the disgruntled Democrats Senate llrmdtlii an Leader Stylei nml he ninna. Hdnks I* rigid for people . . ." Hridges told Ihe OOP convention Hielien Church said Denmcralir ad today It must patch up natty iiuar ret* or "ninmil certainly go down mlnislr.ilimis during the past 2d years have evidenced nil "envelop to ileleat III November " The veteran New Humpslilre leg log trend toward sociatl/atlon of Ulatlir appeared on the enliven iniliisliy and of every phase of Hint'* seeoiid day morning pm American living." lids trend, she said, gained iur gram along with other parly lead cr* — Sen Janie* Kem of Mi* pci us (mm those who planned It, snort. Rep. Marguerite Cliiirrli of those who fostered It as a vote Illinois anil Chicago Cmincilmuii getting mean* and those, even Mime itepulrtlciiiis, wlm (nil tu see Arelilliuhl Carey Jr In u prepared address, Hridges "the dlKusIrmik end." "A 11rpublicun (election) vlclorv ilellvererl a sealhing atlaek on the DemucruHc Putty. He called for based mi llrptihllcnn principles" u united front ol llrimhllrun*, now she said In her prepared speech, unsettled by the close race he "Is vital for our very survival." tween (Ion. Dwlulit Elsenhower I'U D l.K T rY HEAD NAMED and Ohio Ben. Hubert A. Tail for TALLAHASSEE Dennett presidential nomination. “The Republican Party I* lie l.nml, former sports editor uf the set," Hridges said, “ by slurmy, Flnrldn State university aludniil hitter wrangling force*. . . . This newspaper, today was named party ruimni succeed If this bitter xpnrl* publicity dirertor for the nea* remain* after the enliven liistllutlnq. He will take the place vacated Hon." try Ned West, who has heeomn He lidded: "Let tut heed this warning-un- sports publicity director ut Geor­ lest the Republican Party ttuiiil* gia Tech. Laud. 24. wa* graduatMl from lu a solid phalanx behind the eholse of this convention for the FStl a year ago with a major in presidency of the United Slates, Jiiurnullsm. Since than he has been we wilt almost certainly go down lining nubile relations work with the Arkansas Stale Chamber of Cuiiimkrco Economic Council. Party Harmony New Atomic Sub To Be Pug-Nosed Ship liOokingLikeShark WASHINGTON !,fi — The ruill •ally new uliniHc-powered M illio n rllie Nuntllox tiling Iruill try Hie Navy will In- a pug nosed vessel Hint look* like a hammer trend dial k This was revealed Monday when Ihe Nuvy unveiled a 4'a (nol model ol the Mihmuiliii- Preiddout ............... . Truman rercidlv said would tie utile lo travel thousands of miles at lop speed on u few pounds of urunluin fuel. Although Ihe Nuvy said Ihe mod el gives uwny no secrets— officials said it is itiagramalie, and not in­ truded lo disclose sl/e, dimensions, or placement ol rqiiipmrnl— this iinieli seemed Imllrnlrd: nu'iil I* pliirrd in tin* rcnlrr mid lakes iqi about a thud uf Hie over all length of Hie vessel Crew iiii'iobi'ls will lie able to walk aiiiiuiil and over it-- heavy shield log The unveiling was mut uf a ceremony during which Naval Cup lam Hyman George Kickover, chiet of Hie Naval Reactors Brunch of the Atomic Energy Commission, was awarded a Gold Slur for his work on design and development ol Hie Nautilus, whose keel wa* tone*. At the same time, 12 other charges uf attempted murder land assault with a deadly weapon will he ruled usmui Thomas ad milled lie fired a rifle al sis women and a young girl lo aatlify nn abnormal sex Urge. He was tried on the Dice murder only. McCaslin Stresses Need For Donating; HIoodForWounded "Blood, lifesnver for thousands of war-wounded servicemen, is no less vim! uua—»» brre than it was during the cold weath­ er months,” Joe McCaslin, Dlood Program chairman for the Sem­ inole County Red Cross Chapter, announced today. Mr. McCaslin went on to say that with the advent of spring and summer, many of us become pre­ occupied with plan* for long vaca­ tion- and week t-ndi at the shore or mountains, forgetting our obli­ gations n, the fighting man In Korea. "Hut,” lie added, “the fighting goes on. Men are being wounded every day, and in many Instances they will dir unless lifesaving blood is on band lo revive them. It is up to us to see that the blood Is there.” Mr. McCaslin also pointed out that blood Is essential for treating wounded servicemen long after they have hern evacuated from the battlefields. Many of these hospitalised men require multiple transfusion* for weeks nr even months after thrlr fighting days are over. On the average, l» pints rue needed, and In extrema cases, 16 nr more pints may lie required. “Therefore It I* easy to see,” Mr MrCaslln continued, “ why we must nuitlmmlly support the arm­ ed 'ones with our donations of vital blood, even If the fighting In Ki-i'-n should end today. “ I list September, Red Cron tuliie.l the Department of Defense In a vigantlc effort to collect 2,ann orn pint* of blond for the mil Ithr v for 11(61-62. At present, colled ion* are lagging. Rut since the need Is urgent, f am sure the people of tills romirrrnunltv will respond to inch s ruble appeal. I rhen-fore urge all eligible persona to viilni't»er »« blood donors by ralllrur the local Red i~ro»s chapter at 80.” Hoapitnl i* »nflnii#it Kfiim 9t*#l tin way lo deal with alcoholism Keyes told Ihe Cabinet he couldn’l design such an instltullon until he knew whether there were to be facilities for medical treatment, or lost a place "for impounding people (or a drying out period. Secretary of Slulo ft. A Gray •aid lie (elt chu people uf Avon Park "have been getting a run­ around not heir desire to get a s’ale molding fur years." He urged llial some of Hie whisky tax money be released lo get Just a simple Institution started Commis­ sioner of Agriculture Nithan Msyo concurred. A motion tu release $3,1)00 for planning was carried. Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin said there didn’t stem to ba any al­ ternative since the Lcglslaturci bad directed expenditure of Hie innnoy for an alcoholics hospital at Avon Park, but ” 11’* a pity w have lo go uliont It this way Just to help a locality." He *aId the stale ought to look into stalling udoilnlstruHve costs and oilier Hung* before gulling too deeply Involved "Wo don’ want another Forest Hill, o while elephant, somethin!) Just standing Ihcre. with no psy­ chiatrist, no staff," ho said. The first million dollar unit of Forest 1(111 Institution for Delin­ quent Girls and Women Prisoners ha* been standing unoccupied near Ocala for inure than three years because tuiidia re lacking to equip and atalf It. Rep. Erlna Pearcn of Highlands County loti a delegation which ap­ peared before |ha Cabinet to urge steps toward cnnslrucllon uf Hie alcuhollca hospital. Blues In The N ew s » y IWID A N TH O N Y It Mcmi an appropriate nickname fur the month of July wuulj be the "Rtsarve Month . Alto­ gether there will be 16 naval rewrvlsta now serving on aoU>« duty at N AAS that will he re* leaied to Inactive duty during the month of July. Thin U the largest number of naval reserve peraonnel to lie releaned from duty at N AAS tlncv the reactivation of the atatlon on May I, 11161. The logical reason for this large number of releases 1* that these men were all called to active duty within a dose span of time shortly after the Korean out­ break and they will therefore all return to their civilian endeavors within the same close span of time. Angus J. Saylor started the pa­ rade of “short-timers’’ when he received his official release last Thursday. The remaining 14 men, who will return 10 their civilian Jobs, schools, wives and families In tills mouth uf July are It. II. l.edhetter, C. C. Kurd, Donald II. Clemons, It. K. Jarvis, K. E. Mow­ er s, Albert I,. I.aviolette, Robert J. Small. Ilioiu J. 'fusing, Jack Sylvia, Robert W. Hashrouck, Claude [>. Rice, James II. Rlckt tt, Joseph C. Wilder and John 61. Greer. I'm sure these men will lake with them sums lasting memories or the city of Sanford ami will un­ doubtedly return peiludlcally to visit some of the many friends they have mads (lining (heir stay here. Yeoman third class Carvel II. Van Meter will be putting lus navy uniforms in moth bails as he leaves N A A S today with an Honorabls Discharge uue to the expiration uf his regular navy en­ listment. "Van" and his wife, Mildred, have plans uf making thair home in Orlando. It's been swell having you aboaid “ Van". Us sui e lo stop hack and see ut. Rrinard K. Mueller and Haloid K. Shepherd have hopes uf attend­ ing the U. S Navai Academy at Annapolis and yesteiday they took one uf the more difficult steps to­ ward Nltainlng then goal. It was the examination for entrance to the Naval Prepaiatoiy School, lleime and Harold are competing with applicants (rum all over the United Slates and the results of the exams they took yesterday will be n big factor III deter mining if they are qualified for the Nnvul I'lepniatory School, which hr a required piurequiille for the Nav­ al Academy, line's hoping you hutli come Ihruugli with llylng ruluis, men. Mrs. Alva liedenbaugh, wife uf N A A S ’s Ed liedenbaugh, has le turned from the naval hueniial in Jacksonville where she underwent an appendicitis operation. Alva Is a switchboard operalor here on th.i station and is prasantly recovering from her operation at her home, 600 Myrtle Avenue. A recent newcomer to NAAH It Donald C. Taylor, I'ersunueimau second class. Dun repurled hero from a tour of Korean service aboard a destroyer and has been assigned to the station personnel office. Ills wife Dolores is still at the Taylor's home In L'nrlsioplier, III. bill Dun Intends to bring her to Sanford In the near fuluie. Another Km can veteran to re­ pair aboard the station is Store­ keeper third class William Thomp­ son, who is hare fur a normal tour of shuts duly after serving on Korean waters. Mill uiiguuilly halls from Cheslar, Neb. and u now looking tor an apaitment in Sunfold so ha will he able lo have his wife here with him. He has been assigned to the Special Ser­ vices Department here on the sta­ tion. W. E. Smith, 69, Dies In Sodus, N.Y. A fter Long Illness W. E. Smith, dll year old resi­ dent oi Hanford for many years, dli.} . -i M->yer* Hospital in Aodu*. N. 1. at SidO a.m. yesterday after an illness uf several months. Horn In Newport, Me. Jan. 10, 18S.1 Mr. Smith entered the serv­ ice of the Tampa Northern Rail­ road in the early HKHIx and was subsequently promoted to conduc­ tor. He cam* lo Sanford and en­ tered the service of the Atlantic Coastline Radroad In 1020 as u coal crana operator and In 10.12 was made wrecker foreman, a job lie held until Ills letiismtnt in 10-10. Mr. Smith resided at 417 West Third Stieet In Sanford hut fol­ lowing hi* retirement had spent the pnst ff.ree' summers in Kudus and the winters in Orlando. Frum 1044 to 1046 he served a* a second lieutenant In the Army Transport Corps in Australia. A member of the Sodus Point 'Methodist Church, Mr. Smith was also a member of Sanford Masonic bodge No. 1)2. He is survived by the widow of Modus and Sanford; a step-daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Milrlicll uf Sanford; two step­ sons, A. D. lituwu uf Sanford and R. R. Drown uf Wurenburu, (in. six grandchildren, Mrs. lie n Young, Albany, tin.; Hilda no.I Rubeil Mitchell, Mnnfuid, Pally mid Lurry Drown, Mali ford un.i June Drown, Wuiesboio. Funeral services will l.< cunducted at Dtitsuti Funeral Hume at 3:3U D.tn. Friday with Rev. d. E. McKinley officiating. Intsrmsnt will be in Evergreen Ceme­ tery where the Masons will have charge of giuvesldc services. ITA LY IS HUT HOME, Italy P - It's >u hot in tunny Italy that even the trains are slowing down. With Hie mercury climbing lu IU0 at some points, trainmen luund the unusual temperatures hud ex banded Hie rails At Fissa, traffic had to stop until firemen shrank the steel back tu sliu witu tuns of cooling water Fearing similar rundillons else where, authorities ordered all trains in Northern Italy lu muve at reduced speed. Former Resident Of Sanford Dies In Jax Manager of the Winn • .Lovers Warehouse in Sanford, died Sunout uiurlTifia at her hum*, 2119 Tiayinore St., in Jacksonville. m A native of Luiu.aAa. S.viticr land. Mis. Colcock moved to Jack­ sonville f>0 years ago from Texas. She was a member of the First Church of Christ. Scientist, and an officer and one of the founders of the Jacksonville Humane Society. Funeral service* were held Mon­ day In the chapel of Key.McCaba Funeral Home with a member of the First Church uf Christ, Scien­ tist, officiating. Koilal followed In Magnolia q Grove Cemetery, Orange Park. The fnmily requests that flowers be omitted.' •SOCIAL MECDIHTY Rnymuml Rush, Field Rsprxstntallvp of the Orlando Modal Si* ciirlty office, will be at Ihe Court House in Hull ford on Friday, July II, and Friday, July 18, hetwasn the hours of tl-.MO a.m. and 12:00 noon. He will take claim* of r«tired workers, dependent*, an<( survivors and distribute Informa­ tional material explaining phases of the Hoclnl Meeurity Act. Beautiful Picture Framea Add So Much And Cost Mu Little At The The Camera And Gift Shop 111 Souih tlMuaulla T-SH IR T III.AZK FO R T LAUD ERD ALE '.P - The strange case of Hie Inllainmable T-shirt baffled authorities today Deputy Sheriff W F. Dales said he hail been unable to determine wiry the garment that appealed to he an ordinary cotton T-shirt burst Into (lames and burned Mrs. Anita Maniples, ?tt Her husband, Wade, said his wife wa* at home Monday when aha lit a cigarette and her T-shirt burst Into flames She was being treated at Brow­ ard General Hospital far serious burns. It Is bellevsd that the reel surface of Joidtor cannot be seen from thu i'm tn, but that men look at clouds or vapur* above thu sur­ face. d i m l)R. C. L. PKItSONM OP'rOMKTIUST KYEH EXAMINED (ll.AHHES FITTED anus*y VII i l i'M B r m lk M t r ■ I jf lr H»ll«ai» im . s i ro o t. HIb* far la strl J v . • •- Slh lvirs U ln . mmr W o rm . * k l* 200 CHINESE DROWN . 2. V“ . 2 HUNG KONG UK - About 200 " U T fS T a a m a Chinese drowned Saturday when (IAMBI.T n G HTAMPM IMBUED A T TO U C H TO N DRUG CO. JACKSONVILLE i* - New occil- a sudden squall capiimd iw Dstrtng And .......... pathmal gambling stamps issued sampans, according to reports T H E W ALG R EEN AG ENCY by the collector of internal revenue from the Portuguese colony ot Macau. _________ Included these: For Ihe year ended June 30: L e g a l Notice James Monroe Durch, 010 Celery Avo.. Sanford; Mary Anderson, Star Route 2. Dux 48. Del.and. For 1062 53: Henry Frenchy Hen­ derson, 227 W. Voorhli, 218 W Enel id, Crow Bluff, Star Houle 2, Bus 48, Del.and Nun* RED L ED SOLDIERS K IL LE D HANOI, Indochina ID — French army headquarters announced to­ day (hat 284 Communist led VietIn witors off Hokkaido, Japan's mlnh soldiers were killed and >73 northernmost i*luml. raptured In clashes In the Red The board said the Russians had River Delta from June 30 through released I I other vessels with a July 0. total of 150 crow members. Tho headquarters said the figThe Russians contended the Jap•I»M fishing Ships entered Soviet water?. artillery fire, NlaiM an* puliiieai sultaivlilona ‘•aaks 'nut InaiailM aukenOaais* tS w ta 'T tx o B irT e '1"...... CHIROPRACTOR we eaU far ippeteii Ptete IVBi~lia t r x j ’aS^r•UrSBxnt •acuaaI fur sriif»tr«* ciieUali TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT* TOTAL L IA B IL lT tn AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT* •Hla bank's taplitl eeMlala eti . _______ , /'Camrten (talk with ta u ^ja rje ju e ol •le pie*«a* or eaeleesd le sesuri liablltUM end far W «’d Hud Hit hom e quicker If you Iimw Hm number,11 Knovinv tiw number gUo mvm Ubm wbtn yoa ftaot • Lon* DiaUnc* UtopboM cult. Your eaU *om Uuroucb fMlar If you e*n g(v« Uw OpmUor out-of-town telephone nuitfber ao ihe wont here to cell MInformte IM W N t* gur$f(At^wfl ” /w.n V .v -'iV-jT'■ MOTORS .. �it i in: u n vmi it YOU DON’ l t all it.t „igb Itm.idav except It, .1-1 -.tild e .. all•*a...... KiJH .1 . • > in a.ill in Ill 1. .Ill I . cull ll i<■ill I, I dtltf iscthra your Sanford Heiald. Cltj Delivery, by 7 CU P. M.. please call Y E LL O W CAB 1441 .VOLUME X X X X 1 II v v . i . ' n i u ' i ’ M i K M ' n .v n .\ M i v ' - r i r n i .............. — ■ — >— ■---------S A N F O i t i ) , i i .o k i d a \\ i : i >n k s i ».\\ J I I.Y !». Id.'.:! Ertlalill.slmi I!)OH Rail Workers Face Layoffs '* Due To Strike City Munagur p|aJformTaft-Dominatecl . OnTwoissuesLousiana Delegates Taft Is A gainst A ppeal gop Makers Agree _ However, Angry d is­ pute Threatens To Explode Over Civil Rights Controversy Steel Mill Shutdown Threatens To Place More Thousands Of Men Into Idleness Senator Thinks Cre tlenti.iIs ComniiUet Is Proper Plate To S e t t 1e At aliment 4*1144 AtiO id*--Republican plat fni in hmlderii gave lelll.illVe up pioxul today to controveislat Ini eii'ii |>o!ii'y amt nutioo.il deletin' plunks Hot an angry dispute shoot 1 1vll ' rights stilt Ihrealeoeil to explode, ....... ................ ••ill,ii tv11loo the lu solutions « mu < Dll Ain) , , * •rfS »< v Indite OI lutvr on the tloiu ol (he 1•*** '"day -'id •*' '"ul,l nut uf y m .iU p u l, .‘iutmnal t'liiixeniiou I'C-1 "••pul i'* ail N .tl.m* Mo t oi the *m i omimlleemen 11 "iiveiillnit on ........... .. .M Tlmmiii Lemon of [lloommgloii,: gul then lirtd peek .it Ilie piopo-eil ' itdenii.il ......tint .|„ new city manager of Sun- n.iimnii) plultuim us tho astern ouli.u’emi I lid ford, fuimcrly mayor iiuyoi nod b,.d ,.i » u m F.ST nl. wus formerly 1..... VuM A l iny woiked 'lirinh.l locked Hint " ‘""*.1.1 mo Ii .Iivim o i . -I, old oil illy manuKci <d the Indiumi city I.i i,it Tied to u llooi lop' hecuuj* lievnui* and wa» until recently u wa. gnui.ti'd di.oi& Sen r.ii^i in1 I' In Inl dft n<unufmturer, lie I. a young man Millikm ul ("uloijdo ptultumi he ii .i.-ooiil Ho . me |oili. iliunin.il tiud the' uillj lolilldele eisimu and tlom voting IV.14 cut with h wife « nil two luns. Hies ( H.pe on the luo, campaign docu m d out .ihiiig imlllo .l line' In .1 lutlwHV oi’vi i iilili'lelic* mi i.i I .ill oiiviou l> iiTerii'ii I., tiea lie lend lliloligh the entile pl.il I’n lghl EI.'I'oIhih el i Mippm let till ill .Mill llitCUS'loU hiiilliell ll will'll lie '.ulil w.i* 11 pot ted llieii In' slutted "II one wlm li.ii talked about tinongli nguiii plunk li> plunk l tin* delegate, who di'pulicit (or lull pluy unit peine i.oi not utild i loir unit nopuiliul ilecUlOP .i li w muiiients snld mluoi lilts liy IIk* i iiiiiiilttlcc lie li.nl hctlep del I'Uipcd over i li.oiglllg u wold nl I'm up nil i ilk ol ii uo i .noI i’i’m | lieie ol euipliuftis there linin' 1 1' i I In ulirce ft.lid Millie w .Hill’d lull eipio i d i tiiiloleneii til* In put more empliu.lv upon "all eunienlliiii di'le, m P" woulit up Iipciliillty than did Hie lomplo liolil Ihe I n ,li nil il I miiliillleii l|i, ml r ileli'iiM- plunk nil ileel'iiio I to tommilti'C lit Mlthkm finally gni Ilie gliuip lo eeudv le.tr. iolnl In oil ,i Hui Id * ni In- di.ifllug e.peil* m.ike Itu iielec.thon l.inn.iliii lo lull, o lm.il lii'i isiuns on Ho hi I wind . I.mn-llinu ill legntloo l.mi ntile fo I.ONIIDN .1* - All Utiprei eilenleil Milhkin finally put the rump to n . olioivei .mil n i.i oigu ilelegt ileinnnd (or the ouster ol Hr Hew III III ill.lllmg •••!•••I I s III ike the III.I l.iliil llili to t ill leil liihnsun as lieun of t'aiilerlmiy Imal ili i i inns on ilie Leal words I I » ||If*IvvI I ll till I I .II III r {IAl#t nus put In [ore (lie Hiuc e nl l oin Milllktii hopft it to will ipiii k i out fin i n oi hi * tl 11 V I h r f i l ' d ly l ' «a|V At 111' Ml.v ADO IliADiJtM H IV), • iium*) toiluy Hit* Hrllisli pifth mi11#«• ,i|>|>iovu1 ami Ihru iti'hvii I n n i In* i fm i i'Iii ih In Hu- fllyiiil ............ t ;ittl .lob u.,t* ion I., 1*111Ml t in ilf'immuillg Hu* " m i Mu hoikv flnrUIIU'lH to Ihr lit Hu i iiiivi'ttlimi t.i i,.,:.n ul tut ibut ....................... fit nn ulU’gzitlon*i tfml Hu Ami r u.m pnMbly loulfhl Al .t op fin i ni|i iitoil i •miMlltt ; leutiJl ure wai’uiB germ watfare in .|„(lll ( |t„||,., tiiip . Idei In «I#***i*nill i ll.i* .li |iuli'i| IVxtr t|ih-i!.ilhin t*V iff \tifi 11ii1lolliTi*'*' llo' fur r.nit fttatesman uml one time I'timiullnnl \ Nine Conservative members ol p, tne lietum'lnlic uiftulnlMIullon mli.i fiurtv lieln ol Ho i ooii iiltun T i ip I n Vi , d .h i i t " I n n I’urlluitiettt filt**l u motion usklng ,ai fur* tgu ulfntts hut been work Mil l < motto t , t. ,1, nll.ils i|i •*peel ti Highlights of lha tercet eon Queen Klirubeth II to revoke the III,! milt Ihe group Hi ii r been rl- in-i Ft ehbnwei bntlluig belween lien Dwight El :ippc d ll It gin > *.gum t tilein. venDoii of Klwsni* Intelimtlunul rppiillitinent ol the 7H veur old Avtu.dli I nit i rilled oeue eon in Seattle were today outlined to dean Such a paiJIamentury inti acuhower and Ohio !>tn llobeil Klwaniuu* by Oscar H u m u o , turn lu the rrnwn has never fti'cn | |i,|t, pip eunteiulera tor the picst light ur.iUl'l tho L in n 'll title detiUbl niiinmaimn aialitanl postmaster uml dele­ Intliultieed before The mol Ion t,uhl Ihe dean "tias Dulles told Keputillerm ftenuturs told Ilie Mi vniisln itilrg.itnm ultal gate to 'the convention from th* bean guilty oi aellons euntrury tu Tueiduy night he thought all COP Ilie new a l olllei en e tli.il "in in OU n the local rluli. I A t7l'i Ids i tilling a« u clergymnn ol h piusiilenttal atpDant.4 could *up- ways On* cruclld vote wilt lie iw T t w 1rr*r I ) i J h ' M h U irl'liuu chiireli uml piujintirlal tirnrgia " IIIu ked I 1 1 1 lileiutlv noil the proposed foreign and de Wi •l-llJlNlh (|(>||Mfll 111111111 It. i< i ( II N o v f l l t h r i V u tr lo INlIpptill h HI mark of honor, was escorted to to tin* Inlerest and safety of Her b me compromises Mihjectti.'' Ifhl lu M'f'k itiV Mlpjiml til alt'll' ,, 11. ,! Illi the ipeakar'a table by Puslmsstei Majesty's i i i< "They contain h lot of unneces *.lira tloia iil In*i n!nli"i I t Dr Julinson, returning from an i i Joel Field and Ihe itw. Frank H week ll otiilidirtl On i*HKr Hlti otnr of rhitn us Ilie guest sun verldjiyi’ oil Ilie past Iml look Morgan. i. j of the Coinniunist government. uhcuil in the Mgld diiectlou," Dill b IJ|>ft' I < tv i Ill Ills Introduction, Mi. Dawson |showed u news conference to te lei said i M, I | ll ' l,.M> , i. O v e r I 10 N i i i i i c m \ n * •tleseed the epllitmil lions of l uesihii u 12 v.ilil Inn*' tnumleslo J ii \uitu t 'I Llscnlmiici told tivilmg deb Kiwaiil*. and Ihe epiitt of surv he snld whs signed lay (Tuncnc gate* much Hie same thing ll' 1 i>i ..........I • »•'* ice of the organDiiDon , luireli tenders "deplurltig" gel in swill the hilcign plunk seelils it tl,, i if II Mr. Harrison di'scrihi-d the w ni tine II he "raking op the past, which i 11 lilt Mt Kih f*H' » ' An luliii* o| in b'tlels t him',I ".* \! ii 1 I tl, i Miiftl I.til,* %it, i •»• \ denim* u n ^ m s * 'an l" X " "dd «*•* -onterenco he had ivuuldn'l want " lint pledges ho tut-■I liiiiobi'i ol cullies m tto •' t i1"Ti *tf hint*" • I «-»*l»*\ *1 • Ka» ri.il wl "urefutable fuels” supporting the (tie future, he sunt, coni win ".ill mr t hiimlu i ol t'oiiiiiien e >n »iH l**i|Vr iitf i'U VM(f 1 • 1 m l V 1l-rm warfare ................ ill refused Ilie essentiuls neressaiy to gunl" iiniillllg contest lo ll2todu) il them, OJ ^ y cu-npet alive l.. ||o B|lkWW nue-MInn” aboul Insects it* from the mI uml point ot enlighi icpoiled by Mrs H iiuM ll. .1 >III if \i 'M (If I—MI* : V Ilf Mm ened sell liiteiest ot the t'oib-.i Utf| IIMi NII111it#I “ i "i 1 i 1“ claimed In- saw and admitted eseeullie tecrelary ol llo* I,...... Is I *illYltlv* and directing them to hotel.. I lie ()1 (|m>si|nns about Insects State* " |U,» < h imhei I I I’m. I *i i i-nti le*»l f lit Of the ileleiiftM plunk's empluvi£"«**■ “ r,OU|,„ 't * r Sua' ur "'th e claimed he saw and admitted names lor the •■ the Olympic Hotel, he stilted. (,(, Jeen „„ « bo iiail eon UII air power, lie said " I ’m liol so faftuggesii'd • 41-I •.f flift III* » I Mu I I It*1 Ms* mm bom to ".Silky" ul Ibe \t He sfild that some of the talks rllsease troin U S certain 1 agree on Ihul " I. r ’ ll,* I I I. I t lift* M lie I’ll. clpul Zoo l.ml ....... lui at the convention wont outsiaiiil[ferm* t ■ \mi- I rumI *'f Mi*' (ji.i'f il 11,*ii fait and Ids esperl* reporledlt ...... . uj (liliennl Ion ns and i u IM', hiclttdlng that of Jimmy j Almost every tom loo newipaper okayed both plunks, euneclrdly the III the .tide • ,1. \ . I ft» it fit* I u H li I li* Ftdler, Hollywood roll.... il.st and - r(lp morning greeted the dean's air power stress in the defense pro { , »tiI \ f Mi L . itIi i fi f"» ii h- * commentator, who told of the |-m i,.mi nl« with mil raved editorials ,Hisul Tull repeatedly has called (It' •I lift) I |III I Mill iff .Vov I'III lit I ll. b 1.” ’I Kiwani* sponsored ‘‘Notlonnl Kids iiemumlmg dismissal This was lor mure air strength a* a defense ii.imnnt i oldest lor chililrcu i' lie* . lu i I Mi iff Mu- I .....I <I*t years and under two weeks i'Ji, Day program which lie oilgin- some of the cnininenl must I imIi t |m tft11it'll \ iifnli'i flu* lii« i 1. nn l » 1 1* and prizes will tic offered lor n w atari. “ •*1 The Dally Graphic— "What u ills tft-t*,tI ,|!*" Ilf H lliff ft1Vi:11 fu t lull 'Ml« 1t 11- th! VV ft Biggest ttireal to Mtlllkln's liar ; r«* [> three mimes sulintltted betn 1.... tii Bob Hope, ntuvlu ami raiiin nlur. iTiiiefol thing It Is that a man I i. ... ( i ll M i l i *‘ H H U l V I •L ** 1 1MX tl I ' I i ’ft .i.i ftr'il in inony efforts was an unatillleil liut Ilie deaillirie. mldnlcht .Inly P > tihlblted a motion picture de holding a high position in the li' It 'I, Mu *11 - fi .ft I.r a hi. (.tl nl tn Mm • •Ift Ut Il4 111*3 lie about Itn* Itepuhliean slum! on All entries must lie m iilnl i. voted to tpastlc paralysi*. nod church of England should make <<• I Cmm11f *, ii.| 11i|ii4’-*ti .l I hr I lutHi ti 141<i ftl f*iftl ’ M, til f I dUcrinilnallon ineusures the J.iycec liiforni.ilnm Hoolli lb. h. I nf •t.ifiHiiMtu f<i I t.liiiiiii Mi told of the aet up for combating himself the mnutiipleee of lies In unll M M f | l, 1 • It the affliction, vented by the enemies ot religion Uicuo ure u bid tor Negro and Sa,,,1uri1' , .l“ "V c •' Im,'i11*'i i*ii| fit* |*i *(.hi *•! Ift* ml vi ' A log roiling contest In u to vilifv Christian men 1)lh,.r uaHurily .support 'T i .^ l V j T tlfIII#I I'tiflf ti' llM'IiIft1 hi* fftiil11*1*.'il ’ 1ul t Cm large tank in the ticnttlu moll Thu l)nlly F«xpn»*» “ If ll wun* Klllhkln pul thu wurrhiR luiiiun** iilnodU'd by i ntrant, Iium out im l*( Mm f I i*i>liifilli"i *‘f f♦<I•’ t'iiiiii S ;m i Io ld \ ;m v torium resulted in some spills not for tho harm In* •me** unrniMl jn^(l M ]ovki*d iikiiii fur twu houni Sanfuid and Semlmilu I'mml) ly vVtill I va|ii**'t fit Mtif Mu1141 t h1* due tu the cdnUitam* wearing Dr Hewlett Johiuon would lie an I'ymigy night under order* to "Sunil and Ford" was one <>' thill . ,..... of -* sorrow ----------- — ........than ........... .. rt ««Mh«»a on I'm , Twin rather enu muny novel names that were i> tvnnlt shoes instead or shoes with ohjeet AI I *« l eijitif ffjftl i.ft fllti I CiUlt* reived today Mrs lllng said M » i ».’• I i ijl 11 i»ii ff■tiieii nn I'iimi rtiifri deal; such ;• loggers usually *ure " ..lift hi i itn | (Cii.iluustf ca Pen* n o Tho Dean of Canterbury I* ap T S IIIK T Fflti: EXPLAINED ,i.l i ft I.r it* liMlMft-l pointed by the ernwn Under the FO K T LAUD EIID A LE bB-Uepu 1i* ft l ’ > ' "l .i IMl |l||ill! AH h i g h w a y PA-rkOL c h e c k chureh constitution, he can be dU ty Rheritf Util Bate* think* a highly l.llil Mi Iftli • I.I I TALLAHASSEE ijl — Ilofective missed only for a civil ur eccleii Inflarnmablo Inaectlclda may have I lift •I IIIft' 1- ft *1 |l Mfaty •qulpmant w.s found on so, astical offense caused Mr*. Anita Sample'* cotton II.I.I ftt i l l I ShftliftI ft M2 of the 170.ni vafarlH checked T-ahIrt to explode .t Miduring the Florida Highway I’n Bales **ld Mrs hainplei, who Ml. , ft i-f H im i i''""r, ll l. r 1. KX HOLLINS TR U S TE E DIEM t/01’* vuliintary tafaty Inspection, >no burned critically Monday, lold Ml I4U •F •J* llm. I 1 \•*1 i' 1 ii BIIANFORD, Conn if - Milton him that U 1U April 2# Juno 21. Ihe Insecticide hud been II ■i.i \., ffi.TiMI t<» f'.'ll.itlMI in, fl'iiiu llur, Mr 1 1 tala I ...... . lit tIOIIO DEAN >\ i It.It A total of 132,MO paisenger auI , I. »\ hit 7UL-V * ,‘hi"h!!,T I b - , < M'.read around thu room soveral Ii, five nmliii. min t" tluei- l-i'-l ii li d vi. ' MU •r * 1tl ti ti, >ti!inl I ..aa. Hume It) li,>nti<)i on, now iiml.-, Mountain Lake. Fla who bellied tomobilcs and M.Sfil truck* paksed minutes before she Ilt a cigarette ("Ole III")’ .Hi' tltllu-led tn» tha) « Inl.* i fill * b bn # 1. ■m lb I , . M ruiislrui’tion in PluotMtiiiii K-t/ii, found and direct many public utili through checking stations during and the T-shurt exploded. M ii -I'ft f 4 Dii-li' ii- nn rest fttried urea, Ini r rt limit" >ll*1 >HI lift it lb. - i '-hini tta Inijwct on period, the patrol ties, died at hi* Bine Orchard Bale* laid a test made Tuesday Flunk Turner, sale* nmnugi-r iI > l I*11 tin lift'Ml "I Inning. Mr Turnri milil Id .ill 1 h iftft’ti n ilt b. (> 1 Ik • venleil yesterday. There are In »■’ Mil""' , r homo here today after a long ni­ . laid In a final report today. fill lift with the insecticide and au idcntl Hi- i-xplatiu-il Ilml tiie 1‘lenls ne**. cal T s h lrl showed this may have •ItI ion In the 111)0 home* whirl Don E'lales melbiid -*f i-iiii'tri"' 1,1,1 11.’ll Jii V •M. 1l|ift"U nl 1 I** Hi | I ft Im •( lift 1 I 41 ft i ii a?d .UB II,8,1L" *,?(1 f c l'v atop HiUrtidl t M il*1 i i 1 lisvn already been built in I'lin, A native of Salisbury, Conn., and III# ..VI,., 1 . til Ughta topped the Hat of defect* (,.f I,. ,t ll. I iM •ft11 i i I i Hum rained the fire The shirt was tioil nnd sales is In .M l i li I a few tathm Estates, tin, 876 In Un­ » 1864 graduate of Yale, he helped Faulty brake* were high on tho sprayed with the insecticide ami I #ifi'li i t 'l I ll » I * IMftIv tuM I tl Mftinpli’H rather than ail «u ft•• 1Ire It s'V W I' lb -i«*L ll Ml. lilt with 6.307 instance* of bad found and direct Ihe Southern Hall­ wtieii a match was touched tn it, wind,! tb-llmy area. i t ul ML: |||Lt |ij||l' I4S ft,. i|| (lift Idnek of lioini-s Ttiese etmiplei 1 , 1.-1 ,,[ in.' 11, i ll.. It, i In. M■ Mr, Turner expressed Die emergency brake* and 3.2S4 of do- way Co. it hurst Into flame* and burned tn# •m*I iir Ift* ill Inav ft,e nbnwri tn lul< resti'd lie was for many year* u trust < 'hui i ll ii "f.i,.' t, ll IT M -t Itnptiii festive font brake*. within several seconds, he said u|dtllon that Dellary would pa III lb. K i H u. 1 ft’ltt’ft’l (lit fliinllli', will. Dll'll pick nut Mil* Mu* » i vi, u |!. ill b«i hi \ I - . : Mft 1 ! |ll. M| il ' Mil if il1 ,) ill Patrolmen made 385 arrest* dnr of Rolllm College, Winter Park, Mr* Humpies wa* remitted still Ihe 10(1 nnuk before Die etui "I fiuturin will (’ll (nit lift-ul.it Iv I'li'UJf Flo. I vt t u ’ I 4 i li l > 1 .1 . l* f f t bag the sBfrlv checks Including rlttllftftM’ 1 ll.i Ml Itu ft.1 1Ift#* ft|i ftrj In critical condition and last rile* Die yeky and from ttin widespread f)i*in. ...nl a Inmi ft fni thiriii may ' iUI'VIL111 .lift! Ill* I'MM'llU, All Ml for driving without Itcenie and Funeral service* will he held at of her church were administered activity which we obnerveii it i- be tdi-'i It." 1m 1 nl Llli 111#II I I I , ft Ifiiill tu unlur. 2 p. m. Friday at Trinity Church itnd Me \\ t Mi nn, .h tsfi’t III.Mil' d easy to believe him. Mv»n for drunken driving. Tlu* rtiimpli'N way, <»f ffmrNM, Vt fllilj [HIM nt S ll k*Ili«ItIIJK Ml.. III. t hare. Cine of the most striking feu D ELEG A TES TO F L V bit fuild to tho»H lui find tlicpfii Mm . V I h:i I, fie ll. in, Mi. n i*d I I ll . ( U l f l\ V M I II MIAMI tft — Florida’s delegates lures of Plantation Estate* Is Du NAlUfiirtury, Iml Mi Turner aat.l M11 . W I" lluic T . I nvei i,. I ft* I » J *I, P 1in, linn will fly lo Chicago on July 19 for i ural atmosphere which per vat, \l. and -Mil. \V. II. . "iw.niha" -li I-.I ml ., I in ,1.nn i '♦ , I ' ',11 NEW FEUDKN T1AL HOME the Democratic National Conven­ It dssplls its proslmlty to the “ Nilf 7 7 . " ' ‘ u! would find fcalimfi In suv^m I Inverness. » ft ISM lr, li' lib I III .'ilililli ‘ ,,ili)tv JACKSONVILLE Kk-Prudential tion end will hold their first caucus R . n ^ . n . i . o , i U w U .u T he I'lilllsiiil. ",-curie,I. I i, in1 1 I , I n mrd i I'll, i i ,|„ i'r,i Insurance Co. announced today II shortly after arrival, Delegation Na matfar haw far «w ay f ra » hrnn* you may go on yoe- will build a Southern home office Chairman G. Farrl* Bryant an­ quail crossing the rustic cuunln n^.k t n s. -' u t' Hliilu lllgliwav I'ilnilnntn ll»> ciiinp.i") it li|r‘h alliigeilt) ',"1*1 roads, racing across tl.. neat well ^lale* method they ate able tu n s ,w l i it n Mun lliii.i, riding t>> i l l ," i i mil .v.ilurmclon t i ,1 I,, vacation you ran readily ral<h here. Work on the building probab­ nounced. bicycla, e.niitgpil |, -m a dttt i *« I |:un,i'i it Ibr uii-j ly will start neat year. Bryant aaid Tuesday tho first up an th* hnna town nawa hr just ftiniDi "( tin •',-only l ui in, I I In- p- liliuTi rl iim. it praidu ally Orvllla E. Beal, Prudential vice caucus actually will bo a reorgani­ t r n ir ; u S l r a,hc,orP1l . T w ^ : s— dtoc fh# Haaford HtraM iiml in nttamptifti. a turn nn Die | II"' i'iiIiii n ili i im liin I'lnp m, 21.1. when yen refnrn. Y»n ran ar­ president, announced the plan at sation meeting "to ratify action I a news conference also attended have taken" since the delegation S°b.brT o l l i l l \ c » m L t!rnin1. .D lJ Estata conimunltv 'ft. th. guest p.ivtil highway, was stim k l,y i In in . m the s-. Mint v lia>> litilnd vsft11ft rant* with your carrier boy, nr (ty Mayor Haydon Burns and city was elected In the May 27 primary. “L be*h,yb r , iln,, " : ,TlUlnif U , “ , y | W 'i . ‘ which waft the ul.l Count Ml autiinnihfla dliftinl ft>V Mrs. F. I IN ' III",Ur U I" is "t f.'al.lHHi after their mother, DeBary home. Il is 'ituuted ii|nni E. Cooper nf Aanfonl. Jhiwagh Charlie Mar?lean, circa- Chamber of Commerce official* j Tin- ail uic i gains I ll"' Mtltp Nineteen members of the dele Yet but a fsw yard* on ware an eminunr* from which u long k llm manager, hr telephoning The Southern home office of Pru­ atlon are pledged to Sen Richard ./lint pitur tu Du- accident, said j snn Seed in Mmitlcoll" Eli monsrnlstlc horns* with every vjew over wooded land Iruds In Mr. Ilairisun, Alan and u com­ I',ii urers nf tin- .ir«a soul itu-y dential will aerve eight atates— I. Russell of Georgia and five lo i r . ; : ‘ R j . ,u“ " * : : s u, Kentucky. Virginia, Tennessee, San. Batas Kefauvar of Tannaraea. cnnvanicnct of modern life, vacii Luka Monroe In the distance. Of panion, Fred Klin;, wont talking lunnjlil llm ret I lilt'd seed i, "D ivio with Its own artaslau water sup­ ndmlrahlo wood construction Die alm.it groin- to lint Imilsi, of u Qiii'cn will rcslbtant wutt-rmt'bm North and South Carolina, Georgia, ply. They wars al) surrounded building posilldy 100 years old friend, Eddie It 111k:, to ask bint svcit " Tills ii a long, striped Alabama and Florida. It will em­ CALHOUN NAMED AGENT ploy 1,000 parsons, B«al reported. TALLAHASSEE - 12) A. Orville by carefully cultivated summer combines a sturdy IPlh century tu go nwiuiming wilh Diem. Tiie mi'tim A r t 'l l * (■ y»nr return Thu vines which grew did md Calhoun, who for 19 years haa flowers of avary description In­ grace with a welcoming atmos­ buys warn on the dirt road, just prove tn Im wilt resiitaiit ami most bean a member of the Stale De­ dicating tha civic prlda and pub phere of friendly comfort. off tho highway. partment of Education business lie spirit of tha residents of the Tha old farm houtu which was Mrs. Cooper was reported to of Ilie melons were unmarketable, the pMinlilfs co;)ti'iidad. ataff, today wai named fiscal community. (< t,aiinii.il ua rnae Tm -I ones occupied bv Die farmer in Tha homes of Plantation charge of the Dellary place has igant for tha Florida Foraal SarvM V iTE R MAHONS SANFDIID LODGE 62 Estalas vary In design and alia, lean racantlv beautifully re­ All Master Mason’s will meet at Tliert. will Im a called communi­ fid succeeds George S. Kllner though thay art all admirably modelled by Ed Davis, Plantation who baa resigned^oUba a poslUon sultad to life in tha Florida pins Efttatas contractor, and Is another cation of Hanford Lodge Nn C2 cm Ihe Matonic Templu ut 2:30 p in. woods. feature adding to tha atractlvo Thursday al 8:00 |>. tn. Ttu. Fal- Friday to attend the funeral of Die lowcraft dur.rec will bo conferred. late W. E. Smith. Tha houist, which range from atmosphere of the community > P rrrS H U IU lll irfi - Ailililiimal ■ layoff* In tliv ruilrii.nl imliixiry T loomed loalay a* tlu> ri-siill nl lha* nation-wide striki* nl (Us),oou i 'I ii United Steel worker* ffcurly ao.uiK) railroaders have been furloughed slurp the htrlke began June 2 Tliey’re part nl the 422.405 wolki’M ill ulllril l.id.udrt" off the )ob because of Ilie r,lecl strike The Pe.l.isylv miiI.i ll.iiliii.nl, which laid ulf 10,000 inen June 5. aayi It I* being forced t.i fur plough ‘Several thousand" addition al workers A i pokeaman declared. “ The ■trike U having serious progres *lve elfeet on trallir Now It U culling u(( ntiipinent* (ruin many concerns which depend on steel for their own production " The same situation hold' true on many other railroads ihiongh out tile country Many are moving only passengers. mail, express and perUnables as the prodm turn nl 4| lurahle good’ i eurlailed lieeause of Ihe steel strike Meanwhile, representative* n( the Iron ore Imln-dry say they plan to ask tile Steelworkers it a plan can be worked not to move iron ure now stockpiled In the Upper Lakes' region All ..... shipment: along wtlh Iron ore mining, have been suspended ami lodo lry of «4 tin«tilU**l till 1*41 »U » Ni. :"l<l V in iiili il 1‘ir-is I i -.i -.i il \V in* ( r r i i t i .iI Senalor Tal l Claims .ill) t inn eiilinn I >ele>:ales I Ii ip in i* ;;. 11i t't >'V'fl • ) V'3 I H I »r l u ­ < iIIi 1, 11I ll,M y t! i Ii 4ipin i ii ■||ll I I I ! I. 1.0 , | ll., 1Ii •»l*1*11fh ............... I ol I -I I . I hi*** i' t *ill ft• ft, ll 111Mail ft I I hi* I »*I !• < .1 -I , |l* liM*! fill IIIaftHI•Ift II ii*tti« I ll tl •*||‘<I III* licit ............. ll lit fill I •p ii l>hi «n N j III« I Hill Mil Ifi ll I ll * 1141 ll. til » . *1 Ouster Demand Is Made Against British Prelate I li vrn .<• . lit l i.1111 V **l * . I ’•111 I i • II 4(fj11 * « ii» •ii !♦»»• I I •*!! •11.i»' i t ini.* •r I > *i ti ll % ‘Red’ Dean Of Canter­ bury Attacked For Germ Warfare View i ilt ^ A h Kiwaniana Hoar Oscar Harrison On Convention Kiljialiick Named Nc*w Treasurer Of .. ... ...... ......... ,"‘fo Semittole C. Of C. 1 nfltlt v l» o n n l *im 'li i* h* tsl I I ■*I i> i t H 1V]<t I Aj.»ain Simly ProjrHii iii i * Hi. igtt I I'M Uni*I i- I * \ h . i •■i 111111i • *a*•I hi h • ft till* if.» lii'ftl n 4 ii^ht ft i ’!ft lit i.i it »( (•i *.i of Iftrt il if) ( >n I lt»s|iii.t! lit md I< il i ilit lilt** I’iiiti'it'd 111 ('oiliest f.t •i* 7.1 I'iittIC Is riiiiiiil \N rrt’ltt'il 19 New Homes Under Construction This Summer At Plantation F.states Alan Kuir S ir<*s Will \U> CiiiHliirlt'd Th u r‘;i!;i\ Al V M Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack tej£££S£.n^i£!i^raah..rw. - ______ -2 - — — T , M '-■ft MaiMUl, ■■IW V .'M SS ,»* «a -iu.iilS U U S. l>ftH I |< m \ n T ii 5 i v f A .o r I osf Slalruvi itmhip li* »l il. •( M*ft| .1.1 lit t i l tftft'l I 1 . (ft.lllll I •I4 All • .. Hi*# tin If t.iftbl f1ft . 1 mil • ' *, 14’1 ' , lift*Hi ft.ft 1 ill’ ! 4 III II .1 H. 1it 1 tn ll »», mu III > ftIm r .1 l i t ft 1 Iftl.| ill II........ 1 t 1ft 1 J ’ uub II 1 >u .Il l , 1 I 1» I I ft 111I’ll UlY I . 111it! ’ r h< I ili i •it iuI f•ftf • •III* tl*|l 1*1C31 i i i.i im ml# I. Mil ll MUI <\. ii iti’if tu I" i .. t.■ n |ii.|b * tii .1 * •«b . St*U til X. .1 *It. I I{ftll ftal t \ la ft I . s kil l- I l ft.flgtl i'll Hi ll >'l tStill I V ,»( jmNIftI |t ’ i 1,1 j I I, J sis * ft . 4 Mil* t >g V |ih,ii.i t1 II ilt V tin lilt . .Intis 11.... 4( i 11*I*la» ‘I •litlllillfft * If* On Min I d, l.'IIMt lift. I I 111 I fMl I'd nil I- i t'l-eu I.l i.i. * bm . I,,--., , ,‘alb-tt til 1w ul Hit \m I ,,i I i- In "r#b * l,l« .lx Hit I , ,d inilit.iry ''.I* Mi. , lii |in"i. Taft it ' H1(i .fix ft. II . Ml,. ' lift, l.l >m H it It j I l , I I. . H u . 1 ilt i Ill'll kll I ift 1)1,1 pliipl II III c t tin lie " 11c -I ml,, ", 'i ip, pmpilic tho Mu,. i , t ii, ili*.■•11v repn ,1 li jl- ,;v nl i l adit!' Hike II,' JlTII •,1 11,ft! I •■'""ill als, 111 ,dti,,' lucii Hum ci l"ldn try [nr r r cU-i'Mon in p*:.' >,i corroding 'll"' r-indi'm 1 tin- peiiplo i try ’ Dio fttr.p drip >fr >|i fruiti ‘Its tiiinin m luvlt pi ••< ' llidii.’il Itn pin I, curtain of tax and spend. Ilnm—r said, f *'lift’ll I111!til (III I**'l**» I Itf f « I Alov iu h im * liih le BIT?. "Kali Breed" 1:00 . ID 46 - 4:38 - 6;8U - b:10 10:00 3IO YIKLAN D "Banntrlln*" 7:45, feature 8:12, last coin; pleta show 0'40 PR AIRIE L A K E "For Men Only'* 7:45 - 10:30 "Unknown World” 9:15 only •v«;Oft**JaMuuaAi” �*•\ W est Florida Road Tho Hcrnld dues know hew much the feuding and fuss* Mishaps Take 4 Lives Fraud Not W anted The Sanford Herald Ilift In Chicago hitn nnimmU’d to or how much nimilar smoky B*t«kl1at*a la IX M By Tka Associate* Praat Holland Will Keep Up Fight For State Control ______ Of Lands Roust, among tha Damocrata, take tha aama poalUon, ha laid. ~ Hay burn has baan mantioned aa a Democratic presidential possibUl ty, hut has aimounrad no plana to seek Ihe nomination. Holland did not mention tha aland of othar convcruntion in nmountitiK to aniunx tho Dcmocrnta, hut.If Automobile accident, m ar Talla* ■»* I n k . r a i i j i l r i ■■ saterJara hi* any cnnritilato nocuroH the nomination of either party in *•••*!■, and Panama City claimed aspiieili*. l » a l a i t'h rl.fm a * M l a > it I m i i 1062 hy fraud, whether l>y ■•«*(,*•- oarlJv.Vutlc**- V it himself, T ' - Sl* °'h,!rl WASIJINOTON » - g e n . Holland He expressed the opinion, how­ , M l M aaaalla Aaaaaa or hy condonlnir hiicIi p a r tld p a r .f l,^ :^ ^ ^ . yaujortera, ho r e - H,w.-.wJ~.‘-Vah-cne.I'.urnl asid ! ' n • - -r* ljwvv ); *rc far ever, that the controversy would ■Cuforoa aa pin* . M a l i * . " f "'** f'Rh' ^ deur be a factor In selection of a presi­ O P t a k . , r t . I l l , , a , I k * Pn«< n l f l r p will inivc an extremely difficult tim« convlnclnx tho Antor!* Iwu «ulomolillca collided on .Stjt.- i*?™ Highway 7U about 30 im'/tj Xtrt»""" ■"•'•""'■-r'-.t .r.avt- dential nominee at the Democratic a , f l a u liin i, |.*|..,1.1m. .'J># a h «ni! in-o/iio Dial hi? i»'tti’ \u President of liieati L ’iiitci convention opening In Chicago July •f o u i m i ui warp* a. ist *. ol Panamn City, killing Krfirsl I si lands States. Congress ndlmirned Monday 21. Houseman. -V), Apalachicola, amt HO LLA ft II I,. I I N A N A certain amount of chicanery, of juggling, or Jockey­ Mr* Kllrahrth Harrell Alexander. without acting on President T ru ­ The Issue also played a part, he KOIlap man's vein of n lull which would said, In Russell's victory over Sen, nonnox livea m ing for position, is expected l>y Amcrirnns 'and looked nt 21, PattiiniH City. n a .I k P .i M aaaa.p Joe Alexander, huabnnd of the have returned control of the dis­ Kefauver of Tennessee In the Flor­ with mild interest as a part of lho great kmii''- They take dead woman, and a amat I son puted land* In the lairs. The veto ida Democratic primary election. DATKa ••■>« not called irjt for a vntr, hut Kefauver Is an advocate of federal • « platforms and keynote speeches with grains of salt. These, were hnxpltntiml. t.na too, are mere trappings. They like to hear hopes and plans Cause of the accident was not I'nils ml conceded nt one nnlnl that control of the disputed areas, with the bill’s supporters rnttld not mns- receipts from oil and gas develop C M stated and to get a little wrought up. They applaud nt the determined, the patrol said. 1*00 moment and are not too serious about tho trappings the day A Negro rnuplc from Helray 1.1 i...t wo uiirds vole reipdrrd to menta being devoted to educational purposes llearh was killed nine mllra ca*t override the veto All a k llaar, aallppa, par*, a ! after. The rlrctis was yesterday. of Tallahassee when their nutomo Me whs more optimistic on long Ikaaha. . . .a la lla a a aa* natlppa af Hut actual fraud is another matter. Thn American bile collided head on with n (irey- range prospects. . a lpn ala m pal lap I D , rl valalaa <aa*a. n l l l fca pkarap* la, tieoplo have suffered from fraud in elections before. They hnund hus "IPs a highly enrimrnglng nut • I I W i l a r M h i II i I m talpa. The deoil were Identified ns Wil­ look when you check the list ol knew little about it until it was too late. lie Krrd Hassle. 3.1, and Ids wife, men most prominent Iv mentioned O .p rp .p a lp * Nallaaallp I l f la* Today life is different. The great nows services, press, Mary, 2fl Vaitnln Iwonard. a pns laa# MPfpapaaPf H * » r p .p a l a l l . * . h r the pre-ldencv." he said. "The la*., Raw Vark, ( k l p a « a , llt l ,n l « . radio, TV, are far more active and competent than before. '.eager In Ihe Hassle car, nnld site rhstirc-i are etrellent we can put *■■••• O i l , aa* *1. U a t a . jumped when she saw the cnlllslon Wo approach nearer—not yet near enough, but a little across nur bill nrxt year." , 2 * * S * w M la a mamkpp at ( l a was going to occur and was not He 'aid Srn Taft of flhlo, Oen. AMapfataJ S-r*a. nk lp k I . .n ftlt .it nenrer—to George Washington's Ideal of an enlightened injured. •vplaalp.l, ,kp a . a ,op r» ,a k l| . public opinion. Ills which were tolerated yours ago because Dwight D. Kbenhnwer and Onv. o ur of Ihe 19 hua passenger* Po f j O a j i a , all Ika l»pal . p a t p.lala* Pari Wiirrm „f California among Americans could not help it will not be tolerated today be- were taken to a hospital with the ‘il* •• •• •» llepnhllean aspirant* all havn A * M a t 4la*alrkaa. minor Injuries. cauea voters are informed anil can help it. publicly Atioimrfrd stale ownership Americans do not want for President the mero winner of Hie oil rlrh offshore coastal WEDNKHOAY, JI7|,Y 9. 1952 of n race, especially If It Is a fixed race. Americans want a areas. GOP Platform Sen Hussetl iif flrorgla and President to whom they ran look up with respect for his Speaker Hayhurn (IV Tex.) of the TOOAY’H lltlll.K VKHHK ( I 's u i t e * # * V f m !*■■• O a * l competence, his character and his Idonls. They want a Pre­ to Agreement. sident who will represent them at their heat, They will lie come The W eather I,. H Parsons of Virginia, who P,t*n rhanrr la u niter law. (jml willing to tnke no less. heads n group thnl wants to handle Rib Icwkfil fur nhriil, Hmnr fif nr lllah I ‘IS Prcclp. racial problems nl a local or stale do not make much #*ff«», I lo rum. 1941 *7 ’evel with no federal Interference, A'hevllle m l" DOftSeashm „f nur klnx>h»n Jailr h h |I > < t l a » i t ’h r U l m n * la in la f M l Crw Inherit tha kI„ir<lon> ,<i . p I f<., you from the foundation of ih* world.--Mat. 1!5:;M. Ai Bub Hop* put it. General MarAitliur did nol take * (rain lo Ih* Chicago convention, nr fly in by plane, a , any ordinary mortal wnuld have; he wnded nilinre fiom l.ake Michigan. The Stale Cahinrt, over-iiding recommendations o( the Statr I lo». pilal Advimry Council, ha, ap proved a "iliyinii init" hmpiial (ur chronic altnholii, nt Avon Park. Now the ne*l ipirilion it how to k*tp them diied nut. Se*M. Hurlmrk fi* Co. tper.i $31,576,600 la,i year for new,paper adveitiiiny, or nearly ter percent more than the previou, all lime hinh. And their nrt ,ale, amounted to $7.657.dOn.OOO, «|i> an all time high. It pay, to adver* live. Our Ship Comes In For the first time In a hundred yours an American ship, the liner United States, holds tin* record for an Atlantic crossing. There are ships which are faster than the new liner but they are all naval vessels or small ships in com­ parison with the new (Jueen ol the seas. The United States now holds the record formerly held hy the Queen Mary. Tho fast ocean crossing was more than a matter of na­ tional pride. The liner United Slates Ih equipp'd for quick conversion lo a troop carrier and in case of emergency the liner could transport American men and machinery where they are needed faster than any troop ship in history. The Tlritisti, whose excellent ship the Queen Mary held the previous record, were as interested anil enthusiastic in their acclaim of the new speed records as were the people of America. Hrltaln is I radii ioimlly a seti-faring country ami the sense of sportsmanship Inherent in I lie Hritlsh was never more beautifully demonstrated. The Captain and the crew of tho liner United States are deserving of the highest congratulations for their accom­ plishment. In the lexicon of the men who sail the seas there is no higher tribute limn the simple words, "All hands well done," The men who built tho liner United States and the men who sailed it have earned those words of praise, Alcala Ih Exiled To Cuba To Fininh Term TAM.AHASSK.K MscArlluir evtn mote bittetly. .Stanm or Governor Watr«n of California might llien be the rlioicc. But who at lliii willing would po»* ilblv pick either ai a likely1con­ tender; Florida got plenty of national publicity lm month, according to a recent mtvey by the Orlando morning Sentinel. Joan Gourley. Rollim College itudent, appeari on the cover of the Ladies Horn* Journal i Marion Ellis Davii of KiMimmee was the lovely model for fail montli'i Packard ad in Time Magaiine, Ufa and XToUferai a group of Orlando yoitngiteri ap* pkar in thin month's Holiday, Good Housekeeping, Better Homes and Qordens in advartiiementa of VinyIda. Marcia Crane, ai Mlit Florida, k bringing fame | q .Florida with (Icluies appearing In .bewspspen gad magaiine* thimighoul tha Oounlrr, ail of which continually Nmlndt tha nation (hat Florida •Words tha bail in health, ricreaJfon and graciout living, taya tha , laid Getters! M*rArthur in ikgu lh« ulhn night, "illmltathow million* of American waga gWMb g tAla*, t wtha coal s aof Bulck Special Sedan Cleveland lais Anrrlrs New Orleans Seattle $271-00 Washington Im-ksonville Miami 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr* Sedan Tnllshiusen $1271-00 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan Alan Rule H 'a w U i 'n * * f r i i m l'* a * Hu*i have Mown her horn, thinking lin t the boys would remain on their side of the road, when Alan, svho had Just decided to go home to gel Ids mothei'* permission to go swimming, turned across the rood no III* hlryrln. Swinging her car sharply to the left, Mr*. Hooper tried to mlm him, hill the parking light of her automobile struck to left pedal of die bicycle mid the hoy wni flung 'o the pavement. Tho car continued on Inin III" illteh hy tho side of tha road und turned over completely. Dam­ age to It wna estimated at 1(150. The boy wna taken to Hip I'erpnld l.nughton Memorial llosnltal where ha was pronounced lead upon arrival. Mra. Cooper ws* (rented for shork at Ihe hoaliilnl, and was later rrlrased In care of a physician. * A Inn flii[«< was horn In S in ford, Aug. 1H, 1910. He attended Hanford (Iralnmar School and wna recently promoted to lli<Hcventh tirade, lie attended tiePirst flnptlst Church Hiindny Hclmol. The father, W. ( ’. Hole, Is nisti’ ger of llu* meal department "f the Plggly Wiggly Grocery icro. Bring YOUR Ford Tractor " H O M E * rat a vA U T Y snvict,ciHumi M on/' From radiator fo drawbar, wc know every nut and bolt on your Ford T ra c to r-a n d It tnkea intimate knowledge like this to make sure that your tractor Is properly serviced. Only a Ford Tractor dealer can have the Inlest factory information and procedures at hit fingertips. Tiint's why we nre specially qualified to service your Ford Tractor nnd Dcnrborn Implements, You can get real savings when you bring your Ford Tractor "home" for service. Take advantage of our service "specials" on engine overhauls, tune-ups, and other services. ASK US ABOUT OUR NEW’PAY-AS-YOU-FARM PLAN' For P a rti a n ti Service $1340-00 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 1950 Studebaker Commander Sedan and Loan Atioda Hon SIITBOO l.nw Mileage, Kooks New 1916 Oldflmobile 2 D r. Sedan U N -o o m .V;h Current Dividend FIHHT FKDFKAI. SAVINGS & I.OAN AHBOCIATION 111) Went l-'lnit Street s o N IHE SIGN FOR SERVICE Mtfhof ccm'f be b e a r/ BRITT TRACTOR CO. Orlando Illway ou'll dltcovcr a lot that you like In this neat, fleet and nimble traveler the first mile you drive it. How caty It I* to park In round-town driving, cipeclally U you have Power Steering,f Such things as cushions broad and deep —six'passengcr room unsurpassed by any car in America - fabrics rich, soft, harmonious, How relaxed you and the family >vl|l feel at the end of a lonjj Uny’s vacation jaunt-with Dyuaflow Drive to let you drive at edse pn tho open road, without thn tenseness of olutah-piiahlng In traffic -plu s a Million Dollar Ride (a protpet tho comfort ol tho fmtilly* As you take it .through traffic—breast a . . a g ra a t need ft. ' \ jy This, you will soy, is very Super indeed* B u t no one-time tar the deep-down endm yow e whtm you own I. T h at ride is somethiPg to talk ab o u t M ore then a dozen selected engineering features control roll and wander on curves-snub dip and sway before they get pdst the fram e-carry you over all o l ro w b w lth k*U*by unorthl^M . WVT.- PHOENIX SOCK SALE.. NATION WIDE ► ft# B i n c o . 210 M A G N O L IA A V E . Phono 1(134 #nnfnrtl A m lth u tF lr.b all8 B n * liM -R iiin ,tth n t 18 w KifiiK' I 1 gallon of got. I n other words, all the mlW in this Bulck are gplng to gladder and gladder that yot -fo r comfort, for fun, Wr thrHI ktfd fttfr thrift. - s ’ What arc you wafting fgr? Cbme Ih and get your sample today. tettuorki, trim <m4 mmhU aft mhfmt io option*! tom** ootuo. 0 tjftr* fott <* m tot oninptr *1 u*U*t Phone ftOl lorami raati. mm n Mtctuxies, utmt racroav mroRMittMt negurtM tea foao tractors • piammn f am iromnt ONE WEEK ONI.V — KEGINNING THURSDAY, JULY 10 THROUGH JULY 17 tm m ri r wtg« wai $3G M . Sub- |M7 for railroad rndto* id 137.71 taka koma pay DMi lag. My wnekly wags raid no compromise was reached The opposing group, led by Mra. Mildred Ymmgir ol Lniiinrmn wants n federal commission with powers to hold public hearings and .nmprl lestlmnny on Job discrimi­ nation and other liiucs. The pro posed commission could not punish -other than through publicity. Parsons said that was going ton fur. So Mlllikln put his own stall to the task of svrltlng a compro­ mise he hoped the full committee .mil the convention would accopl without n public controversy. Chicago iiiD IV ID U A L A T T E N T IO N w itwkto*. �-jrmwTOr > v r r " *** ' - “**■* * T H E SA LFO R D IIK R tL ' ■ I Page i IN S L ’ K A N C K A T A H A V IN G . Miss Perfect Weds Paul Daniel Hickson Social A n d Personal Activities 1.1 July 9. 1M2 Miss Mary laiuise Perfect, d.iugl 1 !.. ut Mr. -i.d Mr- V ,.r »'elect of Ft Lauderdale becaqie tin1 PHONE 148 brute ol Paul Daniel Ihca-tru, mkt of Mr and Mrs It .1 Hickson at Sanford on June 22 The Rev John Beautiful Simplicity Marks W edding Of Howatd Hanger performed the Mary Joyce Stevens And Kent A. Bateman double ring ceremony at the Park Temple Methodist Church in PI l.iiudcrdaltIn a ceremony marked with quiet blossoms. TH U R S D A Y Sensoiinl flowers against a barkMrs. ilatenian chose u« her maid beauty amt simplicity, Mary Joyce Th t Semlmdu County Miueurn Stevens, daughter of Mr and Mrs. of honor and only attendant, her ground ol greenery were used in tnd Historical Aaagclsiloii will A B. Stevens, became the brtde sister. Miss Denise Stevens, who decoration of the church Mrs \ amt it tha Woman’s Club builJ- of Kent A Bateman, son of Mr. was gowned In a street length It Armstrong, organist pl-tyed the and Mrs. C, O. Bateman of Kissim­ frock of aqua organdy fashioned traditional wedding marches and with full skirl of eyelet embroidery. Mrs Hetty llunpaii sang “ At Dawn­ Sanford Towmcnd Cluh will bold mee. on Saturday at 4:30 o'clock. She wore while accessories and a ing" and ” Because " The Hev. J E McKinley perform trsrccular meeting In Ihc City (liven hi marriage by tier Lilli corsage of white daisies .’ommuiloner’s room at 7:30 p m ed the service at the First Meth­ Wallace Bateman of Kissimmee, er. (lie bride wore a gown -d odist Church. [•diets. brother of the bridegroom, seised while embroidered nylon oriMtmy For her wedding, the brute wore as best man over lutfeta. fentin ing a nnddid a street length dress of while pique bodice and sealhqieil sweellieutl Immediately following the cere [ HOLLYWOOD ] featuring a round neckline studded ninny the couple left for a short neckline with yoke of net I he foil By JACK QUIGG with tiny rhinestones. Her access­ wedding trip after which they plan gathered skirt extended Into a (For Bob Tbomos) ories were white anti she wore a to make their home at 131U linker cathedral train She wore a head dress of organdy and lilies ol the corsage of white rosps and orange Avenue In Augusta, (in valley trimmed with seed pearls, HOLLYWOOD U T - Sorun 20 and her veil of Illusion was flngeiitlies from Hollywood and Vine, (ip length She curried a white it tiled in rolling hills at the (Hr J. Martin Stinedphers Commemorate 'Prayer Hook lopped with a while tnd of the San Fernando Valley, 25th W edding Anniversary A t Reception orchid and streamers ol -tephnn a little publicised paradin' a Otis, and she wore a single strand re the movie Industry cares of pearls, the bridegroom'- gift or its needy sick and aged. Mr. ami Mrs. J. Martin KlineThe maid of honor Mi«» Patricia The setting Is a CO-ncn* tract of cipher rulertaloud last evening with l arr of St Petersburg, was gown M Paul 11.iiili-] Hickson, who-i nmrrlnge to Mr. Hickson was nn rltrus and walnut groves Its heart a reception commemorating their ed in blue orgumlv featuring a lit r- v. i of June 22 m Ft Liiudiidub Mr. uml Mr- Hickson have now l a cluster of low. modernistic 2Mb wedding anniversary. About ted boiliic cap sleeves anil lull it i i . (.I -n Kanfoid unit plttii to Ici.vc in the foil foi Ft. I.aiiitei tint. mtldlngs surrounded by lawns, 300 guests called at the Stiuedpher Mr and Mrs Fred M Smith kirt On bei head was a Joliet w . , It.cy will lly ponds and beds of dut/llng liume til 2404 Park Avenue between m . oil the school 1tii-oll> and twu children, Leslie mid Mike, cup ,,i matching orqaiuly and -In­ lowers. The landscaping requires the hours of tt:00 and 10:00 o’clock. he attention of six gardeners. Myriads of while and silver flow­ ure spending this week in Key , mire wrist length white nylon gloves She carried a bouquet ol C ounty Hoard ( ’ O f C M eetin g For the sick there Is u $1,330,000 er arrangements were userl In dec­ West. --------of pink carnations hospital and a convalescent home, orating the rooms The SllneclpltMri Leona Hlrhards left on Mon U1t,ei bm bl attendant.-, were 11 u l i l l m i v i t t n u i i I ' M f III,* I 11 miii l r lint in**** I*«• I ffla hospital ha a 40 private rooms, ers received their guests before Saiduril, sister iJVh fronting on a balcony over the fireplace In (he living room af­ day for Montana and Canada Mr„ ,-,,,.,1 j im,.„ It* ( 'me m ii m il O F i-l ti runfeleuee mill Jnek-oiivillc t(ll> |,r idegrooin M i-- T I) r**i»i nk i ter which they were shown to the where she will spend the summer inleii-sls on llu- rolistruriion of ooklsg • garden. with relatives and friends liennetl and Ml s- Stella t alter I wo u.i'iulii'i iif tin* ('minty flu- piopiixnl Kt John- Indhin ft employs a resident phvstrinn guest register, placed on a table Their gowns were idi-iilnal to that It iui" f 11*itit11in til I . I Vi'tl Fir Id mill Itivei Cn nII I iilleodeil I•> inin-ilf tnd has specialists on cull. I'n decorated with the Kllneclphrr’s Frlendt of Robert Middlelun will of tin- in ml ol Loom in pastel !!■ mi % I hi**, 4«|i|iriiii'll !<» pi mill Fot real lb i-rkelirldgi Cbiun ients are treated, without cost, for wedding picture, wedding Invitation be glad to learn that lie is Improv­ uml llu-y curried bouquets 11>*\ miiiw in in n bv tba* t'(umuinaimi her of Coliiliu-i re limnaK' ' Hif long as neressary Koine have and guest book used at the Stine- ing from an operation ut Hie shades of pastel curnallotix 111 t i l nut Hilling VUlilliulIM lltl'l -uid Hint ii noi-fing will t-i- told teen under care for as long as cipher's wedding reception. Orange Memurlal Hospital In Or Fred Fields. Sanford, attended Kick fm i *fns1 wttrkft* It in Sanfonl lain Hi H nmnlh with light years. The refreshment table in the din­ lando the bridegroom us l.--t man amt vv i 11t‘i itti'il in k’ i v t'lirli rmplnyr*- I III" I l*6f11*411 4. (*•onht t! itti t*l For the aged — minimum age ing room wux overlalad with e Mad Ushers were tlnheil ,1 H l e k 'O l l , n fm hint lirrii with I hi* i 'm m U The \ii\iliiMV. anil n l h t ' l I111 ■' I I' hI i ' i I a go for men, 03 for wumen — leru linen uml lace cloth Mr and Mrs Lelund Build uml ,li hiolher of the hriih gloom, Vw•*■ill* for Mil* will, a VVitk's |m«i 111*ft In Inithi'i "*ital\ Ut here la the Motion Picture Court table was centered with an ar­ son Michael Wayne have returned w tis i*iav jiiiniiiiIk>- Mf I hi* (ii u |i t t ry House. No "poor house” this rangement of white gladioli, ealla from Rellwood. Alu where they Cecil Junes and Paul Pet fed, v M" i 'iv' » k mii'j hmi11■. \i u l> Ktillaml I Iran Ul llllilllU' I I 11III U 30 "guesls" oceupy private rot- Idles mid fern Itefleetors at either spent a short vacation with rein hndlirt of tin- 1st tillil I ••|■-L• t lm 11 I III lit H I » k a iiii’mI nn* will III' 111' I'l ill' 1hi' The bride’s inoilu-t wore a gown d- i Xges, similar to those of luxury end of the table held a crystal lives o of aqua taffeta anil lace with all I Wi.man'" * lull l i n n «ila V lil^lif fill resort hotels. Like the hospital punch howl and a llercd wedding t,..I • In , 1011 I 1 0 I I In* (nil jit. 1 Mr* W M Musselwblle and sou uri-hiil lorsuue Fm bi-i sun’s wed f 114*I fl'4 I 1116T I III I'l rooms, the cottages have picture cuke Silver cnmlflobra held white of 11 Inn f... e ifii Hi /.nl imu "I lh« (« tin nil II Min \ 1 Hi window* fronting on gardens. They ln|>crs Lovely arrangements of Billy and daughter S>lvla Hayes ding Mrs lliek-.m « hu-e i gown I nli^tki oldj \ 11il -S Smilunt I ihiaiv ami Mn » util t. 1 .. 1 , ■ ire coinforiabry comfortably furnished lurmsncit uml •l|,‘ while blossom* and candle* left yesterdav morning In spend of royal blue irepe .mo laee^mnl !•re t, V « |4 ill 1 Ii*** A -1 ■11 oi have “ *«• throughout the room ii I imii mal u i^ iil tin mmiv lave private bath* baths and maid scrv about ■ week In Ft Valley and a corsnui* of pink ro-clmd*. Vlrs C t’ 1'i-iti'i l pall-mu! gi u'ldmolh. .il. M-'ll, ' I 41( t 111 Sill! • 111f4‘Mt4*f 9 a- |'-i - ' 1111|1tn IrM |ut- .III ICf. Piano mukic was softly played Maron. (in c«. 'niere are double cottugrs collages for I of HU F-t I \ er of Hu- bride wa - ullirid in a during Ihc evening by Mrs Mar tnarrled couples. I *i Mfiilinl lack Mall |*ii -uj«*l 1 n| |if"tr«1« U I'M <*' i f N u ty bloc ami wloii- i-rt-pc •■vi11 kin* iiiMi f iin* I ii ti'i-tin (in l*l‘till r A central building contains a vln Milam and Fitrreal Hire ken Mr ami Mrs I K Southward gown 111111J: t Hi1.4 nil l 11*III i»f with wbiib -Inwon.1 ii-i-;ii:i‘ of > ■ I ridge. Mrs J S Cleveland sang large library, a sumptuous, tellM'lil iiiilmhtl ** W and ituiigbler JeAiine lell today for S|»« IM t i II « Slllh* 11 1|f1laV\l« \ Mi I w liilc 1 nrnalion" () Promise Me" mid "Alwaya" vision-equipped lounge, ami a din 11fii i y Hmm|» jint, II* ill v With iiU , Rapid City. S I) . to visit Ihnr .. t I ♦ 1* U r I nil >| 11 11•“ i' I W linilli-lllali'ty follow llu' H»* loroIttg room which serve* food dc which bail been sung al the Kline- daughter uml son In law Id and ivtlhl'M, S* fill I nl I I t (rill t 4 I I i r ( I \\ \ III I moii) a ri-i option v . la id lo Ibc m-tbfd recently by Ihree visiting cipher’* wedding Hoyli". V|i J 1ti it Mrs Alfred Domlney They were J mIiii Ih mu i t , 'n il I * I S 1 1 * Mil I 1 1 1 * 1 1 (1 1II It1 III ■ ' cburili social bull A -t tini! were (luesIs were greeled ut the door accompanied In Asheville, N i [Britisher* as the best they tasted VV V Ih111 n|*, Vmil l i vt i a 11 ft -i. t.|v , I' *■■|•1 1 1v ff V\ S \ hint til.I i k West by Mrs. H L Morris, showing by Mrs II M Papworth who will Mi-s i»pul I eel \D- l.u In this country J mIiii I v4 v . VI I I 4't*, 1 lu ll I \ulH I K tl tlillt'l t . I t . \| ill h ( I* Vi' ; fi‘iiwf i mil nil.I V! i The guests receive not only room them to the living riMtrtt was Mrs sw-mt the summer uiunHit nl The brmik. Miss lleiis I’eifi-n uml Mrs I 1 1 liui'h |>i mI« I 4 11II1 4 r 11111|f Jm lm Kullii-rliie FlliI ham •nd board but clothing, a weekly (•ertrude Gilbert, uml to the re Manor. h-i'U'U (if * * 1 14■1 t y , Fur travclliii: M r- llu k-on wore allowance, movies twlco u week, celvlng line, Mrs. W H. Stem Sl» v *• I 'rt 1 i 1 |4 ii41 vi if**, vv hip's*' an iiiurc blue i-mtirniden-tl organdy •tation wagon service to Holly­ per. Ilecelvlng with Mr and Mrs. Fem inine Florida H o o v e r Sput*cli frock with full -klrl ami Ibi-qui' 11111-1 hit* 1 flit V*t hi i*H tl|l|U il lHt’*l wood and occasional Hips to town Stlneclpher was their daughter, By DOItIH iitfhl ♦jf vv uV iulviA«’t| lit*’ Miss (trace Marie Stlneclpher. Ihh IIcc Stic wore 11 pli tore li:il ft" to see touring plays, Italraard by Florida News Kertlee id slarchcd white Inn-, uml .1 while |l •111 ti f hm t hr v fill Uml vsji * (( illlllHIiril !'"•IMI* I'lsiir Hurl Mrs Jack Stumper conducted the Quells are encouraged to live Ii 1-hi |iit I hi I hi* -till11 111 f i Mill "three *Mil‘<!i'i ^| ii ilk*. nr (tliiinlft urcldd corsage guests to the guest book presided •• they would In their nwn home*. Her*'* a vacation siiggistbm olHn 11 Iimijm 1In maHui vviifv .ill' tinxir19* |Hii tin for Him Ami'll The couple will -pi-ml the Mini i |i I ■f m ti -i 1til Sul h tin y. There Is no bar, bul drinking In over bv Mrs. Charles Betts and lhal your whole family will en­ I .III |M'n|>|«" Miss Dorothy Bunge. Assisting llicr III Kantonl and in Hie Full roams Is not frowned upon Some joy! Spend your summer vm-ntion llu' t 'uiniiMAtiliih iflatitiHl tin | “ lla v a i r Ih** Jkliailnt nl M u **ii with Hie guests were Mrs. F. 8 plan to return tol-’l. Ljudardulc tjhd private gardens. A few of the at one of Florblu'e atot*' Park*. Hi’iti nn Jt 1 >4ill i \ i *Iin #«i !•« l i»l linl with Iiih I nn I'unn ;tln l-'ii 4t’ Lamsott, Mrs. K. A. Monfortuii and {Women sell needlework, There uVJ'nine iletrelopcd «lati- to make ttu-lcr boonF imiiimi I i i1 Jill nthlilioiuil .ci,iNHI fm iN**i ol Kai I Mar \ mil hi •in i,i 1 Mrs J. L. fngley. Presiding at the parks nil uvi-r Florida. Kni-h l» Mrs lllcksiui was giaduuti-d fiom 1ll* ( liMinln’i |m11111•1i v finiti "I hi * i Names of the guests are kepi punch i ui mill nf Km ii ht'vin* wilh In* In the dining room was unique and Intcn-stlng in It* own Hu- Fi Lauderdale llicli K1 I100I .1111! 1iCtifMt, confidential, but It I* no secret that Mrs. J.bowl vt lilt ir 'All's llllall IIIIHIIM, 11*i i"*i|u Inal nv4 i n iiM iil iM iiihhH Bralley Odharn and at Hie many well known personalities of wedding cake, Mrs. Hawkins Cun wav. CIioosh iiii** that offer* » Florida Stale IJulvei-ily She i- -> M I'M ' I * ■1 Him *1*111j.411 «»Ik 11 . ili'li' il" mal mil.iimn * seventh nr tide tenrlu-r al Hie Naval h «Ir|il 11 I I •• 'ff t h| » »• 11Mf1ii[•*11 h\ yesteryear have spent their final (hangc of teruiln uml scenery. Assisting were Mrs Voile You’ll find thul your vmntinn Air Ktullori Srlinul in FI Lauder 'll Itm Jii*ain*'r.iI ih'ftii1 Nr plan days in Hie home. Maurice Cos­ netlv ‘ui 11 1 Mi I-111111 i[|M jt ml 4r14 liiil J r , Mrs. Donald Jours phis i'iv i .i w i v |*ru ilubtello, Matinee Idol of silent lllms. Williams costs will be In-Ill lo a uilrilliiillli l* t( I I I I 1 . 1 1 ' 1 4 ' III 1 1 -It , him! M4•I of Mm* m Mrs (Seorge Wells, Miss Dullle i r.tm Mill* il II. flu In I *laic died there Current residents In Kmllh, Wr tin k -on grmluuteil InmIHi I I '■ mi Mrs M T llnvnes and Mrs and at Hie same time you'll liave ii ill Hi hip nf ill dli i vmII i < min in n dude writers, two oiice-protnlnent John Kader wonderful outing llesl of all. siet-im llnivei-lly and served foi A 4(1 1 mu i»f u I imI hi'f *•i 1cmI hostesses *M III Ut ikl 111*4*41•-in Mam •Inmimint actresses, ami u former leading were Mrs W. Floating hit uml hm H v *♦' ’••'t l'. ill* nl f hi* i'll i Imri llnnv S Brumley, Mrs you won't spend Ii gieiit deal of Hi,,.,, years 111 Ilie I'nlll-il Stale- III* 1 - 111 I -Mill! Navy ibinm World War II Hr i» I ii fi*I man. 1I I hi (M 111144Mil h> 111*1III linnIn frenzied and eabuustliig i li’i fnm m.i v **m|| In* Mn* n"ii, the house hmi.„ and „„.i the ,hl, hospital hiixiiitai Mf)| *• M Um||0 Hi"1*’*.,.aulk> Mrs. Clayton Smith. travel gettln)! to your vuiatioii al-o plans to teaeli In I I. Lauder i Inm Doth Mrs <-h<rU,, S Sjihf*'M( M« uim» j il I ,'h h i t*I his i h a m i* (<>i m v i v , it nl (rt*i* __ upported by the Million Pic dale 'l»rv » *•«■itfit. f 1 um I. !■’ H*»y I* , ♦loin in VriiiMlcii Lansing, Mrs J. A Ponder, and ■lie. hi* i | mi K i l l ' d lura Relief Fund, which help* Mrs W. P, Brooks Jr. A i n i m fm tinI "i 4 in 1 ii 1 . lltl'l, aft There Isn’t enuugb space lo go Hi diver \ a|»(»i-.i r am «a aI Ihi* more than 7,000 film workers year 1 limping eipilpmeiil uml would liD l hut 1 h * * < "t m 1 Hf v hn 11 * * at Into details utmut each park. You pilin Ilefreshments were also served ran | i m ki ll i i u iv M iilln n h a l l el nil a jy. Hospital revenue comes from get full Information by writ­ lo stuy in une of tin* park* vi-i' Hmi it 1 n 11r>f1.1 11 11uH|lx |mi |*t loiliolliiii. iiv ahull It lar 4'4 11|l il'll lalarles In every branch of thc in the garden with Mrs Douglas ing to the Florida llmird of I'aiks ll'l.eiio Blute Park. Till* park 1 nv I*1 f\ ill** in*! ii ut mn m viiltirni1 anil Ii m i l l Mn* ♦III** i|4' Industry. Those earning less than Ktenstrom presiding at the punch anil Historic Memorial*, Tullaba-i situated 7 mile* north of lllgt Il'fUllJlf fill* I 1 t(ll M | l*f Wil 1200 weekly contribute W of I per bowl. Assisting were the Mines see. Sjiiings nnd 21 miles *0111 h of am 11 *ts' 111-*i iti Ji «miiily «’Iill i l niulf*'l Mn* nil lit hi-liiiM tn (A*n cant, those earning more give l Donna lam Harper, llosemarv Gar­ ui fi ut' *J*t .... hiiiv ilcivi*. liiiunhis Mai'/ViMmi Mn* l'**||VI'll One of the niiial interesting Lake Glty. There are fu-ililn hun’s ki'yimli" s|M'.ikiT p«r cent. About 00 per cent of the ner, Carol lioeschrlt, Kllen Lyon*. parks Is the Highlands lluiiunoek In-re for faiiiily nrenuiiHhitlnris_ ami »(* >■ tlmiiif 1 ti. industry I* signed up, b u t1any Nancy llmmtree. Beverly Cooper, State Park, which is situated 0 pat th-ulni ly group pm lb s. O't >n> Hal hi lav. .1ill v 2*1 vviin mot ii* worker of four years experience Peggy Wright, Barbara Cassube. miles from Behring off the fam­ consist* of l.riH'i ui lea of in flit* ‘hit m nf a nn . I iU|f wIit*l| I In* Mary Jane Dobsnn, Jeanne Lane ous Orange Blus*nm T ra il. Till* l e i e s t i l l g g e o lo g ic m i - 1 - . la tllglblfl for uid. ||l 11, III111 till' HI I tlMl v him I wilt I I ’ummHsmn wtll in* *i a - an mi( u u I j Support fur the country house Miller. Joan Wright, Jeanette park hat been acclaimed u* one fi' lit a (1 (l<11116*1 np)u*i \ all4*11III i/atmn htumK .Myukka River B t.te I'm l u i coma from the Screen Guild Cleveland. Paulette Cason. Joyce of the thrvu outstanding iintnral Kill I * • at tin Stati’ I*iii k fi al a one of the finest natural wildlife Players Radio Show, which had Jones, Jonl Saunders, Patricia cly 1 11 ii'Eiiiliti* 1 114*v \at y , nn In tho United Blute*. Wild suncttniries In the country. Tin run 14 yeara until It left tho air Tookc, Ann Whitaker and Mar­ parks ’n In J In v%rllc thr Diir'k 1it*deer are In profusion In thu park river and lakes are full of fi I. l)K . II. K. KING for good last month. Stare and garet Malloy. Artfm ut fm thin ififm mat mn. and catwalks lend through the such Us bream, buns, perch and studio* had contributed aervlce* (’hurley Bowlegs cypres* swamp. ( T i m O I ’lf A t I U K Kim limn ttii* fJmhiitf nut that i iilfisb. I think, from per-on I . far the show. It* demise ha* The scenic bounty of. these walks piirlem-e, Unit ... - ikl.a a; i i’t ia i m Kmv#* It* 1*’11Vt* I Ilk* thrown fund official* Into a slate Please rail for sppaiiillasnl 1* really an unforgettable sight. vurntlon spot foi tin- r >■.. > i * Ti» 11ml nn an i h uni mill in* of qulat consternation, so far they Tent and truller rumplng i* per- The n- are tu*lii' raldri* hen- tliui ii- 11nif (Mini tn Hjii'inl n vnim I'biinr 1732 1710 have found no lUbitlliite source of inlteil and there are pirnle are rompletely fiinilsbed except on. jtnrome. gruunds with plrnle .stove* and for linen* uml are designed to The relief fund is headed by Jean tallies. nci-omodnte four people. Myukka Harsholt, in his lfllh pear aa preal COOL OFF AT THE RITZ i t If you haven't lent or trailer llu* been liki-lli-il to Hie A l l h im [dent. Ha principal activities actlvf" are Movlding Immediate mad____care ... BIR TH A N N O U N C K M E N T to the needy, and making loan* Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Uaede an­ to thoia In financial difficulties. It eitrarts a promise from the nounce the birth of a son, David recipient to repay when ha la able. Michael, weighing 0 lbs., 0W ore., The percentage of return, turnover, on July 2 al the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital. la low. I 'H A I H I E |II,‘» I N E S S i DRIVE-IN IK Social Calendar r o it Y o n t IIO.MK • A ITO .M O H II.K LARK Now Hliuwlng B O y D M U f lllf lC E j "Ftrr Men O n ly " yjftjjld. . y «-►to * *(1*01 "Y o u r "I'n h n m v n W iirlil" Mutual In uni tut- Friend*- 112 N Park Phone 101 "* *' 730 ^lODAT arson al s V K N E T I A N B U N D S I'ilc lo rv I'riic s Yxltlord's mill \i oeli.ui Blind M imif wltirrt ol fits you iiiiiipli'lr -el ili e l ii r 111.IMIS • Rr(a|diig 4 ItrinrdlllK * lu e Kepuiiil in, • 1 Imu big il tiimil.-s SFiMINOLl'] V K N FTIA N RI.INDS Ptiaiie tI32-t\ *20 W e-l li ilnl S l i r r t Tuvioinrmvs 65e SIIOKPFK’S SUKKI AL 65e x. I’l l I M S I IM II Pi It! K II \ M l l l k •III HI I I A l’I’l I S I MV I'IKK l nt U N F I 1 IIII I UN. K I It A W HI II in PARI A t l' I t i n h l h t l & A n ilt T V c n U U OKI F.N AtiKNt Y IIKADBOAKD FUFF K 11a IK ti I liradtioaid In i Indie id lliltl. l-:t HOI s N P IIIN t. KPI • I \ I. I N M I N ’ I I I S I , IIV K I IS \< V I D l\ I Sr. i m i i t ' l l i i n i n il. Hall I a aad leg talar- ailli purillAs, of H \ Ml If I s M il Ill— I t u s - l l U i RI1V I H IN no usm 11 « e risi n n -JI XJ111 IVIU I IK Pnliiieltn A urine I* t ;}tf[ I'll aiiv 12.12 S a n la id . 1 b ifid a A \ 1 ■? ! ; LAST TIMES TONIGHT Curtoon TO D A Y I THE H A L F -B R E E D ffOINKOlOr \‘*KL and / Kclcclcd Hhurla Summer Shoes SHOWING THURSDAY and FRIDAY! Knwvu TH URSDAY A N D FRIDAY! For Comfort For Smartness ITS HERE AT LAST! wllh qH flit (Irt jl.eJqm w Lbf *!*t»lif CURLEE SUMMER SUITS qnd l l f o f a t Africa P A R A D IS E f n .jW w im dii • with skilled wiirkm:msltl|i and a chnfco seli-ctioti id quality iimtorials in thu tioasun's ai-wesl pattonis. N A T U R A L B R ID G E Valuta To 13.96 Wit aru fealtiriittf Cnrlun Suits fur miinmur in a cdihplutu rniigu of models, stylus and sizes — a selection from which you aru Pertain to bo aide to complete your mintmur wortirubu. And uvury suit in t)m Curteu line is moderately priced. Why not let us show them to you today! NOW *2 - • 14 - IS - to /F C ' ♦ T 88 ADUJDhl_____ *SS to M M I ■*Mart N w a il NUNNAILY JOHNSON• HENRY HATHAWAY l« H h r iS iK » * a iN M N M It PLUS LATEST NEWS and CARTOON ( >Hl A N l J f > H IG H W A Y GOOFY CARTOON — "M AN'S B ES T F R IE N D " ■ -'j T■. M . \ » - ii-i D . E. P u r c e ll C o . 110 Wm ( First Street Coming July 16 • 16 “Quo Vadls*’ Advanced P ric n l * Bmw. cun inect hut weather with a smile, when ymi wiutr t'lirlci) t'lidlies. These fiiut, light-wr-ighl summer Y sails comhiae tho Inst wtorl in small masctiliim styling N A T U R A L IZ E R Sanford, Florida l �A - •-uw"h.' - -- --- \ .. Blues Pit Rentas Against 2nd Place Palatka Here Tonite Warren~"Mac’’ ~McCall Names A l Pirtle A s Most Popular Player T *' ! lly K E N T (T IK T I.A IN The Seminole Blue baseball machine « ,i« r<■(><■11<•<I hy the coun­ ter-attacking .lax Reach .Sea Birds In their home territory last night, 3-2. Tmn Mill* spear­ headed the Him onalntiKlit with hit 20th victory of the year, prob­ ably the fliat flln«er ill organised haiehvll to reach that roveteil goaL ^ river |..ir h -ji V h l*a Krw nln«X l.nulr Rentas flay against the powerful I itlatko A/nlea «. Rentes ha* a scaeuna f , t Murrayllyril ylehlerl hut right hlla while Milla aave up nine In winning. Ilyrd's control *«• auperh walking Just one and fanning four hut the Hanford hitting attack Hasn't able to capllaittr on lllrd error* and or able to hit In the clutch. Ilyrd alutted tho llluiV tworun third Inning with a elngle ami moved up a hone on tSeorg" Kenla’ alngle. Paul E*kow filed out and -thinly llhndea grounded to lignite, whoao abort throw waa fumbled by I’nru. With the huara loaded, Joe Parian aingled to center^ scoring Ilyrd r.nd Kenla. M B5^*gnn with a tworu n lo on Pare a triple v i'i i'd ■ n (i, , o ttav alh u o 'a head 'ru led Pare. Kill- f f l H H H H f t t L dy to llarmon Young h r I n g h o m o Treailway after the cntrll. Third llnarmaii Marniim Young walked and waa puahed around with the winning tally in the bot­ tom of the aecond on Ugarln'a (Ingle and Tom Mlll'a douhle. Hanford Ihrratrnrd In the sixth when flroat led off with a dnuhle and held fast aa Aleno btaaled a single nff tlgarle’a glove. Fred fatnllnro aarrlflred ■pd (ironl wNa nut at the plat* on ('him flonsalra' grounder lu short. Ilyrd hit Into a forre play that ended the Inning. Press Ihn Palteri Former AllAmerican gilder ntul sensation rookie rntrher, Frank Smith, atnl'-d hint night he should he rendv In return to the Hanford line up hy lomormw night. The C. R. Dawson Picks Azalea Al On His Northern Team At Hot Corner Post Blues will he In Pnlntka for hi* return. John Imhra nays lie ahnuhl iie readyto taka over Ida old duties around the keystone sack within the week. Hanford All It O A KsktiW, 2h .. ft I 0 2 Ithodra, r B I B « Pnrlse, ||> 4 I It 0 flroat, rf 4 2 f> n Aleno, ,‘lh . 1 1 1 1 Cavallaro, rf .1 I I 0 ftoncales, na I fl 0 6 Ilyrd. p . 1 1 0 1 a-ltentna 1 0 0 0 Totals .10 9 21 9 Kifil Second llase (either ‘ Kolker, Coc. ........ Rivero, Han. Pile! Cor rales. Han. s'- , Bewail. Orl. Byrd, Han.......— , Rentas, Ran. Zimmerman, Orl. Blvern. Han. ' McCollouvh. Lera, Onullak. Orl. ... Center Field • N ltl.lO MAMKKT Pilcher — Pilcher — Pitcher — Manager — HOME TRIAL! GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE High! Field - lit* laafard As*. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPINGS CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN U NITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES Most Popular P la y e r--------------North: Mel.stid, Palatka, Mouth t Hanford, Cocoa, Ra>Inna and Jas Rearh. Orlando and l.eeiburg. N O TE : Mall In All-Star Editor, Hanford Herald, Hanford, Fla. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Player M. Smith Pirtle Kassahiari Homlermeyer Mallard Poston Earley T E L E P H O N E S ISO and 1071 Room 404 Hanford Atlantic National Rank BelMlag f ALWAYS m V M \ FOR YOUR HOOF With the weather rind the moon being fuvnmhlo anrl sportsmen having a long week-end over the Ith, there should havu been nice rntrhes in flesh rind salt waters With the inins that we are hav­ ing, till' hnxH should Ire lilting good at the mouths of the rreekn whele liew water flows Into the hikes aiol rivers, A mcm<irni>-sgMM|^^ ij ilurn for r I g I rl • tifo rc e -fJH ^ ^ T merit of the fishw i! B ing rea,.| git I n t I o n a has f iw been Issued frotnfNA. W i ( the office of l l e i r 'M* I L. Mrl.aiichlln, -B B >Mbswi^| director of the B ^ " J l-'teshp f n t <• 1a I. , CommlsNlon. M c -f I Lnuchlln a a I d ' ) Dial all Wlldliro{ , J W 4 Officers ll u V e Ja h a a a a been liiittrurlcd to check nil per­ sona fishing in the Htnte’s fresh waters for the new angling per­ mit, which hveume effective July ' ' ^ ' Man Miller Rill Muxtrsnsky, Del and nhurtstnp and (lurry Bomlrrmrycr remained degdlockel fur the Northern nlmrtslon poil lion for the aecond ntrnlgnt day. Mrt'all'u All Star H-Irctloan North Poe, Houth Koh4rtn, Del,. 1 It Petiie, Qsn. Ilrcwntcr, |H'L. .ill Inrlira, Han. MoilVky, Del,. HH Doy, Orl. Cud*, Del,. Ill AleHo, Han, Dunne, |le|,. t: Rhodes, Han. Tr'dwny, .1 II. O F Kent*, Han. Kinnrd, J. It. o|-' Hughes, Coc. I'll tie, Pal. O I-' Shores, Orl. Pi-u'gloii, Pul. P Cm rales, San. Mot .on. Pal. P Sewell, Orl. Miller, Ret,. P Mcf'ull'gh, l.res. Ht'scke, Pal. Mgr. Aleno, Han. Moat Popular Plnyen Pirtle, Pal. -— ae Kennul Club Ihe ages nf 15 and <11 must have a license In flah In Ihe frrah watera with line rirepllon. A llrrnse la nut rniulrrd of angl«ra fishing with one In three ranepolca In the roiinly nf their rrnldenre. The Director said that there are a record iiumlier nf outlets this year for sportsmen to pur­ chase fishing licenses. These per­ mits are on sale nt the office of every county Judge, and nt a large number of service stations, fishing rntnpa and sporting goods end hardwarn stores throughout the slate. In Hrmlnnle County fishing licensee ran be purchased at Judge Douglas Hlenatrnm'a of­ fice, Hill Hardware, Western Auto Hupply and Croweo Fish­ ing Camp at (leneva Bridge. There will lm n Fifth District Hportamen'a Association meeting In DeLand at the American T nala h t' s Iln lrU s I ' U I S T I I U IV— By talks Sill# tF irs t Hair Malls linaklsl Watt. Iltu liusrlr, li srk l>an, Ti.knv llojr. T o w e r Mao. Ilorsl I- la ore, N r v r r IMisI, Mr HI lint T r r. wS't O S H It t e l l — a /larks Mils tirru a it H a lt IM Ilr florrklsi llo rk h srl, llasisioalass, ttn.ithrni-k, tir.ivsrs Hoi prise. Katsse lirnwaril llrnt, High pitch, tlrar Topper T H I M I I n u t : — S/ISIka Mile l.lurlla, J nli n ri jr Dollar. Copperlope. My nest. Il-u lsm t.iirky. r»oatoe Poitfl. Mnap flsit, Tm nersy, •TIl M-ril H SL't>— S/leiks* W-.e Allselance, llebsl Yalikes Miss, Hlr llelisl. Ilia y.lp Vlc-r-ii it U r j — * / talks m i i * . L, ***T’n- A <» » ,l. Petsy I...II, J ‘ I Is wh Hosts, Measure I'p, l.lhliy "• IV'f J ' r.r r. Ksplnller. S I X T H II.M'H— lleerk Cauree Ho o.l«r Hull. Atwaye Pass. Westr»ck . Looky Dais, llnmlo-ase. Its Hon....... M . t K S T I I H A l'M — S/ISIka Mile I j i r r y Caelnn. C orky lleliel, listl l " « 'lay, A la lx m a Cracker. Itmin- n Warr io r. Haucy Hlsp. K ln e I - u « M Dost Ital.y. t ' . I O l i m H A I 'K — e/ISlfcs Mile lilt Hkeet Khlls Arintlisr VVhlsk. mile Clierilti. Hlilrssn. Kochs. II. Itlilnplll Itcit N I N T H MA« )^-*/ISIfcs Mile .Sills. Hmnh r Frank . Hon Master, ill t'y, Hhatfrnck, Fancy T r ln k * t . rli, nji» Nynmh. T K i T l i h a c k — a talks Mile Msl Dtrcse. Jack Archer. Ilasty Ills, M r I nvwn, Fram-h Dios. Ilswar llahe. Marching Silks. The Salvnllon Army girl's soft hall leant took undisputed possess Ion of first place In (no City League Inst night hy rapping out a 2« 20 triumph over Enterprise at the l.akefront Diamond In the opener of the douhlehonder Ron mlll.it and Anderson climbed out of the cellar hy whipping Wade's (iroccry. 7 4. behind the three-hit pitching of Mary lam Itowen Outfielder Rornthy Tc*lo drill­ ed out a third Inning homer for Itmiuilllal'g wltiumr mate aboard lo spedrheori the winning attach. .Sarah Jacobson went the distance for Wade’s lo absorb the loai. .Salvnllon Army now stands as (lie only undefeated nine In the iRrl'a softball circuit with three ulus Mlldrptl lu r started on the hill for Hal Army with Brewer spelling her In the run-scoring marnlhon that taw 40 runners cross n a m e plate.« i 'in io . A home - ••jI All fnur teems will flnlih up the week's play tomorrow night al Ihe l.nkcfrnnt Diamond. Iloumlllnt's 502-7 A Wade's 0.11-4 3 Mary Lou lluwen and Fllpse; Hnrali Jiienhsmi and Randrldge. H it— Uumthy Teslu, llnumlllat's, In :ird '.‘ 1111 one on. Enterprise / 2 3 A2-20 IS Salvation Army 9(13)0 4x— 20 17 Hurt. Thump-inn and Allman; Mildred Lee, llrewcr and MrRnn iicll. „ Navy V F 33 0 1 RIB IH KoMnn’n 6 R .BOO 2 Hunt-Mercury .1 A .273 4H daises Tomorrow * Hunt-Mercury vs. Wllaon-Maler Navy VF 31) va. Kohson'a (Women) W L Prt Oil Hslvsthm Army 3 0 1.000 — Enterprise 2 1 . Ml 1 Iloumlllnt's I 2 .313 2 Wade's 0 1 .000 3 Results Last Night RmimlllaPa 7, WedeRi 4 1 Salvation Army 21, Enterprise 20 365 DAYS A YEAR Winter and stimmur, tail and spring, rain or uhlnu, your rbol In In lor II. Il'a always bad wdathpr (or a root. A (lnu sunny day lor you la wear fend Uar on a root. II never gets a roil . . . surely II d«Mrv«i sonr* thought and atlenllonl Why not stop In today and see u« about having that root fixed up with Barrett Mineral Suflacdd Asphalt Shingles? L4t us mako a tro* UtlMglion and give you an estimate on rerooflng Oofts— there's no obligation lo you whatsoever . . . and It may aave you money later on. r a c e CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER FOR SUDDEN SERVICE • tJ**' l-s is. 1 AMERICA’S J ! 1 * J* IJ CANADIAN ACE BEER IN CANS • For W ’ 1.11 J Coes of t ! Treadwav J. B. . . ............. • Robert*. Detfc ............... - - * The »ee,l«oie^ja^-k Tble WeeF Palatka eT HANFORD r n •..SS. \1 r ow i 'p * s “ PI ii- «. .______ , Lh 1'Am_r-' : ■__ w 1 (. •» » •» *< 1 •» » ’ - - ^A ; A .1 *k*' Id b l IO 19 YEAR in M z m o ■ Y WANTED AUTOMOBILE r e.^*e....■ T, Hamm. Pel. ...... Herman 7. B. ............ Lopes, Pal. • Manager Htelneeke. Pei ............... — Kress. D. R............... E S T I M A T E S m m HAC K— Hsark I ' s s r i r lough lloiiil.. O u r lu n i ly . Karol ................. Ueusln, t.iMiktiig, OLLOWAY’S H ORLANDO Wenger, D, B, VlelrSfir. Tls|„ llAHKIIAl.t. HTANDINtiH Hy The Associated Press Wotl laist I’d . Florida Stale la-ague Ref.and 13 1 722 Palatka it -r> ww Orlando 10 H AVI Jaxvillo Reach R> 9 A2rt Raylona Reach 9 9 .VKI Hanford 7 10 .412 l^trshurg 0 10 .17.1 Cocoa 3 13 l»9 U ’rshurg H Rel.aml 4 Palatka 4 Raytona Reach I Jacksonville llcnch 3 Hanford 2 Cocoa 1 Orlando 4 Leesburg at Raytimn Reach Jacksonville Reach ut Oilamlu Pnlalka at Hanfurtl Cocou at RrLaml Florida Intrrnatlonal League Miami 03 It Mr Miami Ueach BS .W7 Tampa M » 1 -M2 Havana M » -MI Hi. Pelarsburg 40 40 boo West Palm Reach 41 .'>2 .411 Lakeland 31 00 341 Koy West 25 «t 209 Miami 33 West Palm Reach 29 St, Pe|ershurg 0 Lakeland 5 <10 innings) Miami Reach II Key West 2 Tampa 5 Havana 3 Havana nt Tampa Miami at West Palm Reach Lakeland nt HI Petersburg Key West at Miami Rearh American league No games National league No games Major league All fllars Nationals 3 Americana 2 H O FTIIA LL HTANDINtiH (Men) Ws las Pff. Wllann-Msler 7 3 .700 9IQUDUS fo|k< antlere only, alee the kill­ ing of enoolera only protecting hen tethers and protecting tog equlrrela. The subject of no deg* for .dear hunting It In question again.. Hat ling aside of eerie In ersdd III ike Ocala NaDone! forest for alill hunters end special Rent ahead of the regular neeson far bow end arvwr ItanUra. Ben M all keel- fliitaon Pal. Miller, n - l rv»son. p -L. Heberts, DM.. MeCrlekard, J. B. o(4A i.a THU MOTOROLA - A D M IR A L TE L E V IS IO N ConfpUts with asrlat and booster SportHmen Pennlne'nn. Pel. ” ^ | 5 m f M i w e C‘ Tk# Property At 203 East Third Street to Off lly RURERT /. JOHNSON Cade, Del.. Young, J. II. M. Smith. Pal. Pirtle, Pel. Mnstrnnaky, Del, Cel Donne, Del* Hubert anti, J, B. Partlue, D. B. nolfi Treadwav. J. II. Tmnow, D. II. Klnard. J. II. Pirtle. Pal. Braeseke. Del,. Cook. R. R. Kna-sMnn. Pel. trhv. n. n. Dnherta. Ref,. Htrnnla, Del,. IHlr Mills. J. It. daanne, I). B. - FREE Left Held - Jag Itearh All II O A Tieailwny, rf 4 I .1 0 Klonrd, . f 4 0 :i (' Clift, Ih 4 I H I Itohertxon, r .... 4 0 1 0 Colson, If 4 0 2 II Young, ail 2 0 1 1 lignite, as .1 2 21 Mills, p .1 2 2 I Totals .12 N 271.1 n— Itentaa grounded out for Ilyrd In iltli. Haitfor d 002 000 000-2 .lux lleirrh 210 000 IlOx— S It - - Ilyrd, Treailway, Clift, Young. K — Clift, Pnrlse, Rhodes. Kill -Treadw ay, Klnnril, Mills, Pnrlse. 211— Mills, Croat, Clift. .Ill— Treadwav. HR -lignite. H Cavallaro. HP— Ugarte, pace in Clift. I.efl Sanford 10, Jnx Rearh II. lilt off Ilyrd, Mills 11. HU hy Ilyrd I. Mills. W P -M llla . Win ner Mills. l.o»er llyiil. U I.eiU and Rock. T — l:ftft. A 4BB. llnherta, R«L. .............. Clift, J. B. .................... Pollard, D. 11. Homlermeyer, Pel. Hcrond llase Brewster, l)el„ Kenner, R. B. ... Rucker, I*. It. M. Hnilth, Pal. lt(dierlson, J. II. Shortstop Mnolranaky, Del.. Hondermeyer, I’al, Haller, D. It. Mallard, Pal. Kenner, D. II. Ugarte, J. II. Outfleldrrs eaueay o||»ui|»j qinos 911 »i i* Third Hi m V olllH iu (lonsalca, Han. llase Shortstop All-Htiir llallotiiiMT Hecond llase liebra, Han. Fundnra, Lera Elkew, Han. dontales, Ban. Bentora, Han, Hhorlstnp OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED > t V" To Whom It May Concern DR. C. L. PERSONS Position r •T ' ' 1 J �Tl Exciting new Ideas for your BATHROOM and KITCHEN H. JAMES GUT AGENCY G e n e ra l In s u r a n c e HI? EAST. FIRST STREET PHONE 78 & JAMES II. c u r II. JAMES CJtIT A* "nr. The \ % 2 Dodge W a y fa re r 2 Door Sedan C o m # in a n d i c e th e m . . . The crane "Skerchhorit of I d e i i " fnr l-aihrnomt, kitchen* and utility tonrru i" ready with t l n m . l of vuggntinn* for your home planning. LEE B R O T H E R S P lu m b in g and H e a tin g C on tractors I'hnnr Id!) D elivers in S a n fo rd -■ ■ i- * 1\ t H K it "I ------- ------------------------------------ - i for*- flit H f O f T ill: flit V T I Wrd. July “ if(giut 13th. '.IfMe fl(M* H df' |rrn * i*ti?**!<•» %%111 hi* |*1. ■•WKftl l» hKH.VDnN V •“let k ISF \| ♦ mi 113 Magnolia I 'If f t l » I'fHirt s. m i Page 5 DR. L. T. DOSS DR. H. McLAlILIN OPTOMETRIST J l IIMIL Hi; u I \<»m ; M U VI * . 1 i *r 11it \Vi?!**■•» my hnutl and ical *$* fl.OKIII.%. 1% 1*1101» % rt:. f ‘lei K i>f • 111 n if I ’nnrt, Ninth f i r IN l l r . r.e* I'A I K n f tn'f H* ntiTMi|e bounty. Florida M A IU U N \\ fA H C L i: < i 4 l» < ' i i* oil .i n t«r ,rni>„ \ m known iiM Ai VV « ii • III %1,1. < III IM l o lls I M I 1*111 M I M t m i M . 4 1 \ Ml s till III,. M M l P t M L IIN h I M%|l> I ’s r % I |;: I nti liml r.iirli nl. von mi» hr I >.*> i t . li nrillluHt wrtil r fijn li t*tl to |irvin*'M «njr claim w .Mil *1»*litei iitl witlih v**11, ■ i either i*C %■•n m«iv h.ivi .te-titiM tii*' etitiile i*f Mwrhin V\ **n 1 1 i iiin*■ k no Vi It #1" VI ii * ft It I , I* . I i (Me of MHlit i (Mifiti fit I hi- luiiitlt J *Id Be *»f he MUIM'I* t'ocjnM F I••t let• • it hi* nffli *■ Mi the cum t Ini ii • t Id full till wl !HU»1foivl, Kh-| i-li, wi in In riii hi ct lend nr m ■»nt Ii *• n >oi M»f Miiid tit Hie iir Ml (Mtlth. ,*l inn .1 Ui Im not I* r I.'at Ii . In|>n tl.tt. . i■I •ii ii 11 lie lo ni if i ok i tnl -hi .ilt t i ,. line ftlare uf f enidr id r h 'ImI |* • i ' *i l l y a ltd if mm of fl'i** i-lit i ■«i.mit r >i eJiHll he i.iii it- I f Ih*' , t iirn, ti hi" ii |;eit I of fif* i m «|ul .m i* 1,1' *oi h t hi I ill mi deriiHint to * Muill tie void M VIt h *.\ YV 11 lit l{ • \ l 1 l A* nd ml it I - t i tut .f ihi I.-* title of N|nt im|| U H.ii*. t hlitn k Of n n hh >| \\ i h -o iv it|R|"*"f|ml111 Ft Tit iJMldlt it 1lo n July f |p'.2 TH E SA N FO R D H ER A LD >.| I'lr.l.l 11• III* d i l l '111 or t>* LTIIHOPUACTOII H o rn s !) lo 12—2 In ft 311.1 Atlantic Hank Hulldtni I'hnue 78S PhnneM I m i: \ ■ » i. Iiefehy nlven Thu? the 1♦*t *i •i .111i> Uiinvvti an im--, Kart’h 11•i •' » " ••’iidin ted tiv the itnder i i •d i " 11 !l i »ilei Hint Util t" • f-i In in*" i'f 'tt*4"hittnft nod ttu nintef^lrned wilt n *1 he -it" lootae rmi tiny old litHM'itin uf nild |iar 1 n u - ht|i from (nU dale i *I ! e,| ,t 1 -Otl|f fd. Phil 1ifH hit u n *h«y uf Jnlv i a.YJ • e H It ••#1e| NO I II I' All ii,fiii< • id’iHlnlhp i'»nnift to in* 'ill* il r**i Iftntalhition t»f dll'* w i* ■ tie teipltiril Uy i ‘U y ‘ ‘i ' l l " ' i " ' » hrive Maine |iih till ltd a . > ,'llr,*. In ilt* H|** if 11 at loll* 'fltti'M .t *v The ipei Ifti'g t • " 11 ■ ■ mi hi* .'. or i d ffi-iti the H iU*l y*•K In 'jie. t..f al llu » 11 « 11,1 f V O TIt I for $2271. 21 Tn I nrri-l IVnrt Umlth Itr |• I tika. ‘I lnlouiilmto i ' mh n i v Ml* ' Rl|i|r|. M'nro of .\|r*• Unity A k n k Mother of I.in od prtyi 1 Smith • Vou are herrht ro<i|Mrd that mill hi 'divorce Im * beet* entered! iiytitlhM , jrm* by ymn tiu*h<ifoL the Plaintiff herein. Mi the 4*tri ntt 4‘unit. Hetitl fude I ’mint* Flot Ida. alt al Phitifuni Klnrtila V-ni .i r • the I'e feioliiltl! In eaId Milt I,eiin Yt Smith I* the Plaint)i f and taii M l Pi m i h i -: n M M ru in i « si'pri.lKH O’N E A L - HRANCII r n VI P a N v n i m .ti ('utii I 8t*. IMi. •.MM3 'i'ln r (Iflicr l.lnra S i n n *39" Mouth* To Pity SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 319 Kim Avenue l t . i l l-l.l.ttr For Sit If U se HERALD W A N T AD S For ItcniillH PHONE US •Ighi till Mill u* arrepOed m i I |he lelepkone on ment••rnml ii in ihnrpe If liiwr name I* ll«ted in the telenhune liouh In t r l n mi Inr IHU neeiMnmiMlnll*ii* «l«e Hitter flaw T® ei |ir«- led ti» pay l»rmMi»tl* In utiler for h * <*• ieniter Ihr l*e*l |»o*i|lil# eertii'e. all %l ant Id* mint he In «nr nltlrf on the dnt he In re imi Ml eat lot* Plef**e nuttlt n* tm***e*Mi*iel» ft n«t rn u t mi rn r m In f«»n ad. O r enntml he feapnnalhte fat nin* t than « « t l ifear reef in net. linn i 1 - W I I I ' 11'IIIS liN V l'Til 3 !'* So. VI Ih ii II’ . Ilnvlnnil lt.ii.il 1*1** iv, i k |.l im i m , m i li .n l limn I*11.. 111 Mnnl'iiil *l'l'l 1 U N K C l t M i S M I l' « r •' 1 *....... * ipimi i-iiii |i I* F O S I I I k l I I ii ' rhi|llii,li ni I'**' .Mi. Nnl.li. It I ft My* Uf Avn I . O V K L Y .'1 MMun *'Hnh:D uUhPti HI 1 Flfti A vi* a r t ic l e s nut s v ia ; - i F I l l \ l III Ii 1*1 'PI F \ l■null P I A N O S N' W mol iind Rad*1 iinlu l l<.. ,i I inn nn i ui lift I"I Pllllto StfMl K'lbi M n * I'l ..|ii 1 11 |*i i. ml ul .............. unit wall li'.tt n gnml I l i u m nil ill n i K H I I Y mitb|Mr f In I Hi *.»• i 11 I 111.' Ilt >11hi |mi d w a *litHK m.o hm* U l l l l l It I \ \\ 11.1.1 IM S . IIrulin' |7N, Hn rk n HR I dim ••♦In llminnnil I I ninli|iil»l. I . u i r l l l ’ ( Ih si $;>;» Ph iH'Mi it * I’liinii' In'i.l Vll.inlii Hunk III.I k THE SANFO RD HERALD W H I.A K A Aimrlnn nO. I l t Fit ul Sir.**11- I'hnni’ l’.*i* W s c* s p e c ia l s k r v ic u h -* iv I \\\N Mt»\VKRH ih iir|m npd III U |. fin*. I litif Ink. ft.>ul Ini. III i l l . V W IH II i lli.l II. •v i 1•pi ti pnirtnl. Shtumtn*^t 1110 Ural Fur I,.** Hole #!■'' " i I..-. II II rl III i nil unml i ill I* Hh St ( ‘milplfIf « I'It |.l:t‘ 11. It.'.i.l hi . ..ini ti ill uni tniil Iniiu St’i' liUMIll. Tfl.'pll.Ulf I I-1.’. I I" i i . in.lm * It \ I I KR\ , l,i no i ii I i«i or fit at tor IF SIM l» I M I S Mi IN III Fin nil..if I V u l . ' i . I U. W ■■ t l S. i >it • tal l :*17, Sw ain't lint, A "iiutii i i i i ' i mil gni inn' nf t* 1\ Sen hi* Snhfoiil (\ yefm# .Siiufi.i'ilii\i'ltf*l luuin"> ul fm It A M i MS S I 'K C I A I. I'l Itl II \sl mi l 1‘tnl Si io«d. Im'Iiiw null k. i|i|lcf lli mU*i- nf City m Imltlf gii». ii|U /• ,v*I ■" UUIII'I ill -li lug In f*tl'll|ll ntlll’l full 'in* llivtll.ll lu|>, fill* fill Rl \ h \ Mi* v uint oh* Snnfoi d m i l ' l l . 1 II.' ..fill :t luigf Ill'll l I111i (•'■I II l) III III-1, I'll H ■n'l I S' hi . I "Wti I in In i lea Phoii** i nittii **. ' | i'11 <i||* Ill I Mg I "lull I'uik J 3371 M f lf ii;ii. M.1. '. I "Mt m il - , I 1 >1' . liming i mi in. Inrgi’ l'-j mi ulnu f Vliiilliunl un.|. kill In n till 11 Itl ink fit* I llinlk. Illl'if. |{l 17 l*y \I I TV I T S |luH«ln/rr 'York, im in ii it ".it inn ill. nil Ml*' III i . If i *1ii a fd• Raf pa I m ’o Eat l 1. .11. 1 I I I . fm wtll. I M O S S K I I VJ|>, l - n u i . link mati.i, Spii’adot S*‘ivic**, I into rim 1%• fun mi ' ■«( Siinfi'liF. iiui'l ' in|"i k’ liltui. .1Mil IhdiniiiP* 111**1 I n t ill/or. I HI,, i liiii’toi 31 ■ », unt n|in * iii a iif il liiulmllot* Shown by i hi pout oi A t«i lli'ov l*huti»* lodt iiflii it till ii.in up!1"tit* no u l on I v l I'i'l M Ml H ik I SI M I N n l l R I M IV IMI i I Mil Ii I llli mill MaunulPi Phitiie 27 II |l Pi leal SuMill Sll" I'l i S \ N n i iM.mnd o*'d tnol hpt oof Mil hollVMV So 1 v If o pill-* iliPliiiti.' a n W :t ii* •d i m i no nt pi ul* i t Ion m o C I ’ ll iv runui liiuiHf, lilg .limit \ 111*1 III!t gflttl fll.WHI rlf.il 111 l . A i u i i : iiHihtl M.ik dimn*' nil fti* ii> I ’hltlp • I ’mIomIh I Ii I 'll I .ikf Mill t I' )| II II f t di iinot n* I In l*r|lmot11»* Tele I ah to u ill* Imi Mil *a n ♦ I 1••*i I’ IM3* M pl'Mli* -lh| Phi dll1 fit* the fnllnnlna m lM RDEh !»• ill H i n t til* |»»htNt*»il In the sntilmd llernlili I 11in r uie (»rr line marrilnn ,1 llmea Ifte n o line iNirrilim ft llinee Ne |>*t line Inert linn Jfl tlnifi He |»r# line lii«rfitnM He |»et line f»*r Irittlt t nHtnul I ' h r m i i o U ♦« Ike tin#. Uniihlt Hate l «t tllaeli 1‘nre 4 >»• I OH H UN T — 3 . ’ <3 T h ii highly original collection of fre,h idea, hat httn crested to h»'*' you with your plan*. , . juit a* Crane preferrrd plumbinjt fiunre* have been created to help make ihme plan* c-imt true. Whether ft’* a ranch *ttle kitchen or a modern bm broom you're Interested in, you'll find thl» honk offert practical, charming plant to achieve it. So come in and lee how much we can help you. Thcre'i no obligation, of courte . . . to make it toon. Smith l» iho Defendant In the suit. Y mii .it * f«t|iiii#if to flU nn ana-f. •i.i• ... .1. t.. Legal Notices 1 hi h i 1.A MD imfiit nit*In *1 / ............. it |*avvi« t|ii|tl»'i Mol* *11, t I'Hi* t Mill. Hh It’d iti IJ1 l ROOM *1i.un.tnil ' .1 |..t, 1in*'.** N.. i l . l M i m I'l, llr,I VV I IK IK L O W till Huik I nnn do l fntir mmiia Nn |u»l*. N*» f hdd 1 on. M u D I . R N , (hi 00 I m nn fill III d a d Mill. A.llllt", |.,lv»l.' t.iilti Mfllnnvill. tin Al li e s iinliii|iiiivfd. uullulili* fm pl.mimg linpriivi’d |iii*lur<>. ii I mi gnml ul .illllf l.inil. nil gliul ml in.nl nr 'i iniiu I’rll T f.lfilKl linll fji Ii lull.min 11' in I. W II \\ ll.| I VMS III M 1**11 IH* N I'.ik i i r P i l l *NK 11i'll v\ Uhimhing A Siippllf » t ‘m ili m tiny* A Hop ill * W J hnij* J!JitMi .South Park A fti I'Untie f>0 t U . T I M i l l WORK I 1r ip lit k i « pull j"l i-r, n* YtttaO I nlihlig, ('.ill .lilli 111 ' M I V\ Ll U n i t s on fin od Hi p^r* Hi hail Old ft.....a ut ii r|I* Ilk * r *h ) ini limit. 1hnitniHt A 'Vtif MU1, ai a) p'Otrihh' powoi plnht M•■»\ init SomiiPilo f’minl v win** * I u 'a II H i do a mit. I ak*‘ Mill v* p o o r Lot 'hi*.1(8 VM nod a I m. wood rm oil» m i imi I I I 'd vitliO" in f *t»||l i a) I l*n ida, f:* i,t ill i itI It* Itbh'fl S11T11111«< li'vv i l l , ant Idttfgtigr ____ A H I ll I I d U \N I I I I II I f'illHM I •• I al» hm I I •II A if >mIi I'll M Pi I I VV IH" o I, Sun • WV hnv, *. \L»* . I f id f M» 111H H • \\ I I I’llMlO li on I ** t ||| i ll I I t It >1 \ I I S I«V K r rail y, ul;I \' |ni Mm mot: i*iitmah i |i W ill. I I■" it 'ml I in t'lnra, l.iml* I ' *nine St a* t *11 It dpi* M I, III Mil il'.S W IN IH V i * 1 *k' •<1 U 1; i 1 n,:. .1 iili U I hi Si I'hnnr 129 of Hge m» . 'lid 1*I*O' Lh "IM I Kov 0**1, Il**mt'i I iT 11* I i v i in i h i m ; r-., **,<• iuiii,i»r. in ; i in i m in i s ; f in u*m T h M t'fll | nt S-, ,tf ■it .1 Sluin' tui . , , I'i'liiafi l,v. M*».M i IHR I **1vinplr ('11111 Fh I " hi Idmit mu I " ' * VnleiiiiH ami r|||||i'S So Ifni I I1 Hi". I. . 4XO Hu*.1Rildhi .V if*in aIde I'lmne I 1 III *It It fvp*‘il , I,niinng uni 1elev i ,,"tt 1" , VV |'vt, I'hmrW 1‘ 1' lllg f,‘l full, hunt "Ml VICM, VVK HAV 1 J di fi it t It ,111 l.dr llmili | 11lit. M I "it lint itv.'illg "tuvli" Al ran* limit I nn •*111 VI* 1 m n *0 I* img iilnl , •'pulling I'li-k up 11,1,1.1llllt t . K V S S S.puu. Hug 100 North Hdlvtli tr,. p .. 1 1 .... I I. l u . , t U l l l l l hit f lllin l , fm j* m il mi to 00fovvity < i i r . F its , i.iin vv i.uii H rN I 1vo»d IM 1 1ppho* Ih-41111%, 11 niu-iM) and omliiR 11not* *, •■' Finnic pur, I oloplmno l l .'i’l, 11" I ut nil m •• lilt,II glM.I. I I' It I",*I pig t.. t i ni* 1 , I |p *Vo .! I n d Htroot V VI I I 31 CI.F.A N i l l S K H V IC F . nin|t*- Hhnno I 'an U I Mill i ll 11( I I s F u l l S A L K 1 I'l \ I' llm.lt.-I M,.|.l., plintn mi If lin k lunil. Min * l l t VV' l ltSI I"»>< n-.1t.ri Itmla In .Sfiiltiiilk til,nti 1!H" Hint I *i. III I I'n | |c|VK gjl(|.,| | g, l.lmc w-flgli.v M[,u II. i J Inn nil tvi.iMi lumc. F <* II n I IP. St An gm linc, I In yun i i i i 'I h u t lifvv t . ' l l r w V'.il" I■, >• <1(1 c h Kin*. I - i t ,i I I im h I, ". In k up mill Flu,in Ft.M. t "inpiiny. ,1. I i v . iv I.I,-, in , "flvIt'M Mvgh’ na 1 V VVNS Fmvct Mutt,-,I Jnl," hv •unit nd m hv ih.- Inutr *'mII .. . - JIM M l ... in It, III Nn J. Hnv | |;|, Snnfn.il fu. inlcivlniv ( M I I N F T H . Su-.li, Itimra, llunflng F I ' H N I H H i a * i*|.i ft 1 till in a ll 11*1 M..ul.ling, F I . tv....I. Air Onmli l.iitl. J i l l I'Mik A .'*• in,n..is, In.uliiinui, pltiifM* 1447 ( null'll. II m t nlillifU, (Irlntiiln I . A K K I* !U>NT Ii . miii I lurgn Mlw,,V ruotiia anil pni. li Fin iii’ ln .I Mmlfrii, pi', iiiniM nt fill*. Ilm TC X K lH t FKKOfl. Cnniplel# line. tun, I,itk*' Itiivf, I 1111 I 'in I. llunt'H Tmifil.i Feed .Htnre. Ph. Witilft I'm k J7 ‘.'fi'll. W t 11fI,I » 1*k i m, l.-i,,. fm IP 1,1 ’ w ' " ( ■l" ' t iO l l i a i M A N plnni'lift I".I " ll V"" t,nl( H[()iri| gi„H| ,|,,g, , ngi .Iff nt One fmlialr unit in.il, ".ill I AH . TIII1F.K Ii h I umihi fnrniah.il Imiia. j i m m y C owmm Pluuif *un (Ini n few c it11n hum < .... It w f 'l. ' NO I'll F.S I’laiSON A 1,8 W It lit lu pill tin in *n win I, hi M ynilt ttw ri ctuiiuniml t ‘ ('<> -t nuOling I" I' IIIII hint In untl" VV V N I I'A I K a viiditiun nnm.iy "h-.iii util Ihg little tin,I hlifI J u n e I'.'tn liiniic y VV <'ll •nil mi ihf aiulf I " Sniifur.l I'm i n " , . you Mini ctplmn VViitn .Mi Aii' lnm, (lilmuln III iv.iy ( V " r , Htfjilirli H e kliel, F It Ilm 1Ml*, I 'l n l.ii, 7 30 p in. U N K P I t N I H I I K O ii|M Im iulif f.m Ccli'iy Avn. F l l i l N I K I I K I i t cvn Ill 'll tin,11 ill n Klfttile kltclifii mi Oitffii. I'll __ 485 IV. I,lin o AND HAD I t„l ,I i lf line C i’ll pc l iving mum autlf *10.00 IR.00 0 ..-it tint,v Iifil Hint niHttlMNC 18.00 Cvfii r, p- ao.oo DhtfDf 9— ilia.p \\ \ \ 11 H ADDITION AI 0 * ' " " I 1T 0 H C 'O f lK "a li Slightly ii",nl mil iiwny Iif 11 Oil I It Im,,in, Flul hill. 1 "... | ■on hi | mik .lining tnlilf mill ii clinlia 116.00 WflllK W A N TE D Da,u| ^ pc, Living . until "lilt" 110.00 » — 1 HF.DIIOOM ilowiuttulfift <i|il lu rm .lit.l i-xerpt kllrlicoT W. lHth Ktrri't J— Du Hm _____________ Kritt L * l « l r Fu r Hxle — 3 31A T I l i a i O F S A N F O R D 'i'”, y'( Pin.nr 127 ‘ 1 C H E S T S uf D i m w i t #— A ll S lif ». Flrilahc.l ... i,nfin)ulic*.l. IlcKtm ,■hiy pi icntl. Cumpnrr uiir price. I hf n buy. Hn.lgi't Term ". Tim Furulturi' Cflilci, till f f n il Flm t. I'linnu 1-126. Ifr yyo o u want to Huy, Hcnl or Moll, J F O O T I.O C K F.K S All metal on cvu.i.l ronnlriictiiui. licit value In town, *10.116 nil laxi'X InclinlJ. W. MALI., (trailor ril. Ilfrmnn'e, 27 W. Church, Florida Blair Hank Ilullrllnii BaaI "Call llall" I'hona 1768 Orlniiiln. M il IM O V IK <'..nf,,|fut,.i| liiv.-allg.itluna II. Ilnx Nn. 61, —9 DOW NTOW N iilifiinii"tii’il l umni F Hpt. fan. I’ll. 2Kt> W nfli'1 r.;IIU It. g * 110.116 "hui.worn a |*r. i I1AItV 8 ITTK U , Mm. K.tlkf iilu'i g, p.m. llfiliunm 8,ill.i ........ 70.00 hfHt ruff relict'". Pluuif I2i:i-.l. I". a R O O M fm riiilifil cnttngi'. I.iglit'i Hint wnler lnclu.lt .1. Ph. Ill I- M. INOl.'Af'CE VI ToM O IIII.I'S Writ* — IS M A N tl .-"111-" pull ul full II.in- in l.m i . i |iurkugn "1,ill* 1’ivf y. .ii . fxj.ri li'iirf, nil plumi'N. Hnv VV r/n llcr.ihl. Iliul C IIIIS I.K V Sl.ithm Wagon, hnv lulling' l.iumiiiiu'a Iteaiau ..m l. pluuif ','81*. Mini, varatlon "ulMtilulf i n •In*1, iHii.kkefper, nuilllnl full m Him'. Hnx X, r/n Il,-i old. I 10— Hii"lnraa OpporluiilllrH — III F O R S A L K -Slock mid i-ipilp,i,t-111 In Tup Notch .irrvlcr uln lion. Have nnullirr opening un­ able In refute. Appruxiiu.ilely IIHOO will handle. Can h<* finanerd. Contact Jeff Dnvl*, Klghtli and I’nrk. 11161 l-n lt l l F .1 In n Im I l l " VV II . Duller .'In’ Single Axle, 'liinl u ln r l" , i-xi-t-ll,oil fuliillllon, Iu w niil'-ngi'. AH guuil uiliher, mi lunkc", t ’uniplrtn unit $1,166.1)0 Sin plii" ripiinment. F I). Hnx .'IIP, Phone 04, St, Xiiguiititic, Fla. I Of. I < II F . V R O L B T , gon.l eonditInn, 1603 KllluD. I T W ILL pay you to tnvr»Ugat« JAI.0H H IK 8— Thr rnodrrn, Krorintnical wny nf converting porch thla offrr of 7 room, furiilihdl nr l.rofxfyny In another cool I homo. Ilaa gwil Incnme. I.nrgo, FO II S A L K room. For Frnt Katlmntca, trie- UU1.F FH.LINd SI ;il Imi wall lmiilicHpcii lot. (100 Pal* Park phuno 1426. The Furniture Cen­ mill In A V0. Ave, and 2nd SI retd. Appn.xi '48 Ford Coupe ter, 111) Woat Flrat. inatclv $21X10 will handlf Thin , D lic iu M IN T fiN H l Thou you h*a alwaya hern a good luratlon ............. ............................. New Paint — Rubber will ilollght In Wynnownoil HIHJS ami nil nortx of furniture. ■ml will make a good omiurlun hotnua: Jlrnutifully iamlacapeil Phono 210-W Ity fur u man Ihnl ia willing lo lltiii" like new -Would trade auhurhan Iota. Chulrr of pinna; work and keen the ktnthm open choice of maaonry or frame con- VKNF.TIAN llllntl. -F o r Free Bi7 rtaya a week. Ph. M l or see thnnte Cull 320. Senharik Ulaaa Give T erm * itructlnn. All-rleelrle kltchcua, Mr Bralley Odhain nnJ Paint Co. rang*, rafrlgaralor, water head You cun »ee Ihi* car eri ipace heater; ceramic tile 13— HPKCIAL HKRVICKfl — 13 bath; Venetian l.llmla; city 1 H O T W A T R F l heater, gaa; 1 Aburner reatnurant atoTe with CAB IN K TS Formica l<*p» C. Va 131h St. ut Sanford Ave, Utllltle*. Priced aa low aa rill; I A-I.urrel draft beer out|0800. Reaionable down payWoodworking. 612 Sanford Av» it; I ateaiii table; I 20 it. Deep rponta. nenta. IgH-ntnl IgN-ntrd north of (iiumvii (liuifvn Phone 600 W A 146.1.1. Freeio, prncticnlly new; 2 I ) fl. T lt All.KU8 Ift• Hunt uf Mollnnvilln in flmt; refrliterntora, ptiicllrnlly nevvj * ford. Phono 344-It. 1 ret gaa fryolntern; qthor njlfic. Jontraet nml repair work. F t *' 26’ C L 1 D K R p room 1047 Trulla*.. $700. L i.lJrcn’* Home, Er.hvrestimate. 11. L. Harvey. 204 2 BEDROOM new homt, acreenv.l Item*. Lormam i'. IU itaura nt, prU a, phone 214. fianfurd Ava, Phene 1828. porch, carpoit. Boa N, Hsrald. phono 214. f ) , Vitiv«,\,nvaa vAxiw-v -.i * �e ■■UMflHKMHM g g H H J H H M Pfl Page 6 Wed. Jely V, 1933 T IT K SANFORD IIK K A L D Credentials Blues In The N ew s Hy n o il ANT.'GJ.VY Will Peeple Has Figured It Out: It’s Either Taft Or Eisenhower (Editor'* note: Wilbur Feeble, the average Amerlran, I* gel(lag clove to the key problem ol the Rcpubllt-an conventton, ax he toll* himself In this letter to hi* brave wife at home, Yreltl* Mae:) the Republican, to resume notional res| niMlhlltty after 2(t years, no mutter whntt he price may lie. Ihe ixld thing ahold the GO!* ■piurrcl to pick Us lop political evangelist is die raucous laughter iti s stirring among local Demo­ crats. (Inc of them said: “ You think the average man Is excited about coiruplloii? When did a fellow ever vote against the butler nn his bread?" I reported this remark to a lie publican delegate and lie looked depressed. “ We are going to face that head Oil* he said "Thut Is Tati Is or Elsenhower Is. We ure going to provide morality and butler both, I'm Mire- I hop*'" Well, dear, goodbye for now from Your loving husband. Wilbur I*. ,S. Please send more money It cosla tu cents to ip-t n shirt laundered litre. Hy IIAI. H()YI.»: CHICAGO Well, honey, you can <|ult worrying about who Is going to be the Republican candldate fur President. I've got it all figured out it's going to bo Ta ll— or Elsenhower I can tell you— nml It Is no secret at that— the delegate* nro lelteved to have that problem out ol le way. Up until now they hud been worrying about It hike the rest of the country. It 1* n relief to have it solved. All that Is left now I* to pick a vice presidential candidate and a platform the party can stand on without n guilty conscience. Of course, dear, there ore some cyn les who say you can't take uny political platform seriously. Utuniann I)clibation Their standard gag Is: "A platform Is just something It'uMilniird r , him 1‘n r c tlnrt a fellow stands on until he catches Hi ('rcdcullnlx t'omiulttec vote to the train that will take him away moke It T.i 22 lo something finer." Willi the Uiuisiuua decision, the Ho far as I can figure lie lie Commuter, working in puhllran platform Is against Item Credentials downtown Congres: Hotel, took ot relic corruption. It Is for nn lion the Ihe 38 disputed Texas seats. ait dollar, food four times a day, upThe 70 member California dele­ a hupny life for everybody, and voted .V/ to H to support the work for ull If a fellow can't fit; gation ure a better way to o*ru u living pro Elsenhower position on the con It li also In favor nf big crop* lor test over die Georgia delegation The ncllon at an open caucus Ihe farmer and a man murrylmt the girl of his choice, though not came a, the first possible Indira at the price ol dlvorco or Ion much lion of the leaning < of llie litg Iiloilovvurd Gen Dwight D Elsenhower had wenlher in the cities. The platform Is also for labor— in the event that Its pledged choice, but It doesn't go too far Into the Cm Curl Warren, drops mil of question of who Is going lo have tin- miming for tim presidential lo perform It. Naturally, a plat nomination form can't ho loo definite In times However. Ken William K. Know like these. land, the delegation ehoinitan, The delegates have Imert cnnsld urged reporters not to ion-,true Un­ erahly cheered by the appeals by vote on a political basis lie said the iv.ne was being decided on Urn. MneArllmr and former I're Irtent Hoover for a moral revival the fai ts nod had tin connection They feel thnl Ihe Itrpuhllrum are with file halite over i untested del 4 sounre behind this crying need, egates between Elsenhower and and are cheerfully awaiting the Til It. Hot in Ihe New Jersey delegation moment when Huh Taft and Ike Elsenhower toss coins lo sec which there was ,m ilulli alion of die po> will lend lids great crusade against ■|b|e clfui I of da- ‘I ,dt laiulniuiiii ttdrciiched corruption. move. I would say that the most heart Three Elsenhower Mipporlcr.x ail entng thing thnl Ims conic nut ol noumeil Hu y Will vote fur the l ie ( 111* great decision to attack sin denied. Coiuinilii o report "unlcs-i IS Ihe all around agreement among a real fraud has been pci pc Republican* lice Rial II h a nee Iriili-il." •nary move. Rut as to the lead The delegate-, are Robert A •rihlp- neither Tuft nor Klsenhow Crane, pidill-hri of the EliXubclli cr seems lo want to loss I he coin Journal, Kiel,- Hen. David Young until he can cry “ heads" and win and Warren Weirder, Camden. either way it land*. They ore both IIv the maneuver on l.oiilsluna, dedicated men, and ncllhcr wunh Taft forces evidently Imped ( I ) to la gamble. put the in wives ill Iho favored po The only other problem now lelt sit ion of Mippordug llu- trailllUimdIn the Republican convention Is ly unlimkiu ueceptunce hy HOP who li going lo lie vice president. conventions of Credentials Commit , Well, Trellis Mae, believe 11 or lee-.' reports mid CD lo tomdi-r not that I* the KM nimsllon - nn "sleiiinrnller" charge* inmle by people used In say In lim old day . the Elsenhower faction before leluvlalon started paying Taft's loaders apparently ton lft.000 for an average qulx show i lulled that yielding uf a handful answer. Them ure ut least t:> pel of Southern ili-legales to Eisenlimv itlclan* who want In he vice presi­ nr would strengthen llu-ir position dent, and the trouble Is that the with Hie ma:i» of delegates U. S government only dec Is one. A , an evident part of this drive ailhmigli even an nrdlnury res­ Idihcrl Nipple, a member of the taurant has ut least five. it man Tuft delegation front South Home cynics here feel that. In Dakota, proposed that tin- 2a GDI' their earnest eagerness to bend governors recommended to lluIhe great mnrul crusade, either convention the m-reptance of the Taft or Ike may make a delegate furthcoming credentials report. Heal on Ihn question of who Is to The governors previously had be vice president, and maybe uc inged the convention tu keen cluil capt a person who Is otherwise lenged delegates from voting nn socially unacceptable lo him entile-Is. an ucllnn approved hy a Well, honey, I don't say Ihrse trot In 548 vole Monday over Tuft's rumors arc untrue, Uut 1 have objections. noted a groat willingness among Ilm-kcra nf Elsenhower made II ( C s a t l n a H I ' r n s !>*«• (>■•) Confirming the statement In yesterday's column about the month of July being ’‘Reserve Month", we find thnl FA.SHON will he i eh using nine of their naval reservist.. ttlis month. Three EAHltDN reserves that have already returned to civilian life this month are V. Angrlstfno, .1. C. Wheeler and W. J. Kage1 This Friday FA HIKIN' will lose five morn naval re-erviata to ths rank of civilian. They ore C. A. Alhdt, M. A. Itoiitlllier, C. P, Gomes, J. It. Perry, arid K. F. Poorslne. Completing the list of depart­ ing FA.HItON "short-timers1' In the month of July Is IS, if. Hvi-din who will leave his tour uf active duty the 22nd of this month. Id. A. It. Gi hoi* checked aboard Monday to lake over the duties of N AAS Dental Officer. 1,1. Wen­ dell Whetstone, who was released to inactive duty, had been the tiithm Dental Officer since short­ ly utter the reactivation of the base, lie will m ain his nmk of Ch-utcnnut a* a member of tho Inactive naval roserve while raKUtnlng bis ih-ritnl practice In Miami. I.t, Echols mines to Hulllord after a tour of duty aboard lie- DKH Rockwall. Those of you who have been keeping mi with the excitement of the GDI' National Convention in Chicago may have decldei I hy HOW' that your vole will do some good in tin iiiunng general elec­ tion. It h i'lleicstlne to note that in tin- July 7 i- me of Quick mngnstine under the titlo of "Quick Pi edlt-fa" I- the I-ilenient "Fewer than I million servicemen will vol" this ynn, nut of 2.8 million eligible*", Presently that is only n prodiction hut, If II hi-comri a realIty in Novell.her, li certainly will lie li dlseredil tu the *ei\irrmnn,| the uniform In- wcni* and the Armed Fore-- l| a whole. When II M'lVici-lll II VoD i In a general i lection, I,,- not only votes to Piesi.lcul, he also vote* to elect u t '"iMionoder ili-Chlef of tin- A lli l'il l ul l ' * in which he serves. Voting I*v ali .'iitn, ballot Inis I ccii mnilc much easier In the past few moMhe and, ri-garillusa of your polllind leiinlngs, you ..... Id consider it votir duty as a meinhci i f the II. H, Navy to vole in the coining elrellnli. If ynn are unsure of the prore-lures of your Mule for uhnril tea voting, conlm-t your Voting Dffleer. II- will he glad to give you all the details about Imw van may vote m November to belli elect the Pieshlent of the United ,States end the Coinmanihi in r hicf of tha Armed Forces, tlnd they h.ul made no ileal wlllt clear mm lily and emphatically Hie Tuft people. We sir v Roberta, one of die chief Elsenhower fllrnleglnfs, fold n r(, "inter llu- nntleipuli-d floor fight Inter today over other contested delegates will go on ns schi'duled. "Our gnus ure londed anil we urn ready to go," Itiila-rls said. Sen Henry t'uhot l-odge Jr.. Elsenhower cninimlgn tuHiiager. whipped old n slutemeiil express Ing pleiiMire over the rninmlttev action lint l.odge milled: "Jii*l mi then- cun he no nils imdcr-d Hiding, however, I want to make it perfectly Hear that Hie Elsenhower foreea will mil aecept nny ‘ile.d*' er compromUes on Ihn contested delegullons.'' Ing ol the Feeder taction In Geor­ gia. "This I* a bare-fated attempt tu steal 17 votes to which we are entitled," Taft said. Taft expressed satisfaction with the vole of the Credentials Com­ mittee that cut hia delegate total hy 11, saying it was a mater of rightful decision hy Ihe Credentials Committee member*. He still maintained he had a first ballot nomination potential of "around (100 votes" despite the lamlslana loss. Gov. Theodore R. McKctdin of Maryland. Tuft said, has released Maryland delegates from their favorite son pledge and that he (Taft) would pick up 11 Maryland votes oil Ihe first ballot. Taft then said Ills present •Ircngth Is i;<)7 or (XM He needs HOI convention votes to he nomi­ nated. Two Gunman Abduct, Rob Miami D ruggist MIAMI kfv-Two nervous gunman abducted u druggist Tuesday night and forerd him to give them nar­ cotics mid cash from his store at Mlllc River, a Northern Miami suburb. The Incident liuik place In the same nrea where Dr. Clifton C. Hprlngntyer. a nulurnpath, was shut uml killed In Ills clinic hy two musked young men June 24. James D. Rooth, owner of thr Miami Apothecary, told police the robbers escaped with uInuiI JSOO worth of nareollrs and tlti.A cast). He said they lumped him aftar he hail Hosed the store for the nlgld and was getting Into Id* ear In a parking lid Roth had guns and they made him drive around while ihev out"'tinned him about where lie kept Ills money and nnrcodes. Then they forced him to open the store, iie told Officer W. E. Mr Com ns. hound him with string and adhesive tape, grubbed the ensli and drugs ami rsro|x>d. He worked free and rnllrd police. MEDIATORS ON TAI* I.AKKI.AND V V. A Williams, Atlanlu, chairman of a 3 man fed­ eral Icum of medlulora who Tilesday adjourned a meeting which tried lo negotiate u compromise lit tween Swift and Co. and Its striking phosphate workers, said the meeting would he resumed at Ihe rail ol management, the union or Hie nirihaloru IhemsHvea If any solution appeared likely, Willlnins said wages are n minor Issue In the dispute and Hint among the 37 |M,liil* at Issue are demands for u closed shop, job transfer rale-, afferllng seniority and no­ strike. Iio lockout clauses Swift's phosphate processing plant at Agrl been closed since May 12 when 420 men walked mil. The union Is the Intel national Chemical Work­ ers ( AFI.b * * ■■'■*-'* IL■■■ I'l.ANE IN l l l ’K'KHANIt MYAKKA C ITY at* - Tho main body of a It 47 Atr Force Jet bomber which carried a crew ol three In death may never he re­ covered If [|iilt-kxami Is- present In the Water filled crater where Hu- plan# crashed, An Air Force salvage crew re covered Ihe last two of the bomb cr'x six engines Tuesday hut was hampered hy water from under ground seepuuo and what nupurcut ly wax qiileKMiml In effort* to dredge up llic cnInn uml fuselage The Klrntolrt crashed within to mlnutcx of u perfect takeoff from Mucllill Field Thursduy Tha Air Many unliniils exist In different Force I* salvaging the wreckage stngis in sexual and nun-scximl In nn effort to find out what caused forms. the crash. Pipeline break Light* F ree M ethodists To Up Pennsylvania Sky Hold Annual M eeting YURK, Fa. n s -A break In tba Little Inch pipeline In a country side barley field set off a fire fed by naturalja* that lit up tbe South' eastern Pennsylvania sky and burned some three hours early to­ day. Tha Texas Eastern Transmission Co which operate* the line reported that gas bleng fed Into the line was turned off at two nearby points an hour and a half after a terrific concussion rocked the sur­ rounding area during a rain ilorm. No one was Injured and there was no report of extensive propcity damage. Company work crews on tha scene said a 30 foot section of the pipe had been turn apart. The pipe was hurled 30 Inches underground at the stmt. Die Little Inch, a 20 Inch line Rout the Texas gas fleld.it o New ti-rxry, runs parallel to tha famous Rig Inch, alto operated by Texas Eastern. t he work crew* Indicated that tba break may have been caused by u weakness In ■ section. Pressure nn Ihe weakened part could have caused friction which may have generated a spark and set off the fire, they believed The theory thnl lightning had something ft to do with Ihe break was considered. Legal N otice a p i - i .hla t i i i .1 * nm W I T H II H P X rPM t.' ATItl.X V u i T T A X IIK KII T A X IIU U U H e r . t a u a Merida MatBlea el IUIUI I Her, It ri .t n M a r l d a H l a t g t e g a t IS N O T I C C IH 1IK IIK IIY UIVH .V, N O T I t ' C IH IIK R K B T Q IV 1 T h a i Overetreel l-and C o , the hol t* it e( er of the fulluwlnn c v n l f l .a i n h ie T h u t it xv. Cstei, ihe buldar h a* f d M filed ru )J t , u rule for lax de.d the folluirlhe certificate• ha* lu be Issued thereon T h s i r r t f k a m sani i s i i i t n a i r fur tax deed to he thereon The 1e» —J .1. nutnher and year of I— nance. Hie leeued dea rlpHun ut the properly, and the numtier amt rear uf Issuance, ( M s de,crlptloii of Ihe property, and i n name In which If waa nseererd ure inline II, w h h h It waa assessed tty* aa follows; ne follows; I'r rtlflcale No. I l l Certificate Nu. t i l Vear of Issuance July I, A.D. I l l s Veer of Issuance J u ly I, A.D. ISIS lies, rlpil,in of Properly: I ie»crl|itl"ii cf ITu perty i I-ola « A >1 lllk A T r a i l 17 NW 's of NKt* Hectlnn 14 Mania lulu Mprlnas Accurdlrm , lo Towiieqlp xi Hi,utli liana* 11 Plata thereof Recorded upon HilM, 4 i . Acres Ihe Public Records or Heininole Name In which aesenaed D.D. OhJlIal Cuunly Merida All „ f ".ltd properly belnf In tb* Name In which uaaeered l -hna. (I. County „ f Hemlnole, mate uf T i e r Item mall All of aald properly being In Ihe Ida. Unices such certificate ahsll Cdvinty uf Hemlnole, -Stale ol M e r ­ be redeemed according to la w the ................. • m« ida. I.'lilers such ( s r t l f l . u l - shell be redeemed according to law Hie property deacrlhed 11, ouch iarll* flcale will ta sold lu Hie hlahenl . . . . ____ Monday bidder at Hie front dour , I ilia Heininole County Court House at in ihe inonih uf August, l i l t , which Hanford. Morldn. on Hie first .\pui- Is lh* til, day of August, t i l l . Dated this Xnd day uf July, 1141, day In Hie roonili of August, ISS7, i> I'. I I K R N D O N which It Ihe f!h day uf August, clerk Circuit Court. MIX ........ Hemlnole County, Florida Dated tills Ind day of July. ) ' ISK AL) H P. II HU.VI'US' Clerk Clrciill Court, heininole County, Moridd IH R A I.) The Free Methodist annual camp meeting and conference will be held In Kissimmee July 17-20. A Youth Camp and Junior Ttoop School will be held prior to the conference July 10-lfl. The camp evangelist this year will be Dr. Claude A.,Watson of Los Angeles. He was the nominee of the Prohibition Party for vice president of tbe United State* in 1944 and 1048. According to M. C. Ballew, superintendent of the Lakeland and Miami dlitrlcts, Dr. Wateon polled one of the largest number of vote* ever cast for the Prohibition candidate for that of­ fice. Mr. Ballew stated that Dr. Watson Is an author, traveler, lecturer, and an eloquent speak­ er. He will speak each morning at 10:46 a.m. and In the evening at 7:30 p.m. Other speakers will preach at the 2:16 services. Special youth workers are the Rev. and Mrs. Howard Rosa of Tyrone, Pa. Mr. Rose Is the eaatern director of the Young People’s Missionary Hoclety. The X h T I I ' K OX' S P P l. t t 'A T l O X M i l l ta x r i :i :i > youth program will feature Bible Int lK f’lurlda xmiuirs or Itilli) study, chorus practice, leather I See. n o tiit: m iik iic iiy t i iv i ;. v . craft, plaster craft, recreation and T h a i W aller A Roulli. Ihe lu,l,l. i crusade activities anil evangelis­ of the follow lug cer tlfp otc Iiuh tic rallies at the Kissimmee camp Hied enld ceMIficulo for o x ....... 1 lo lie leaned Hinrrou T h e » crl III, ground. nurnher and year ,.( lesinsnce. i|,c Bishop Mark D. Ormston Is descrlpHoii of Hie p ro pcri), ,,ml the In which II n , .i, n , j presiding bishop at tho annual name aa fiillowe: conference and serves as special C e rilfh a li. No (4 speaker at the Huiulay afternoon tear of Issunncfl Julv I, A,D ; >n Desi-rliillon of l-i-.pei|, Kiwanin Meet service at 2:30 p.m. Bishop OrmIts* ItS ft H of MW Cor of ston presides over the CentralMM, nf NK's he. non * TownH'aallaa*e V i m 1‘ aas » » • > Houtheaitern Region of the Free sfilp Xu H.tulu Rung,' Jn I..*-' run H IS- i; n x nij ft c use, snhl Mr. Harrison. lie told Methodist Church and la president •*« ft H tit ft tv n;u ft *f of other recreation programs In* of the Commjssjon on Missions. *14 fi lo lleg. Name In w li kh a*»tssr,t I I - I lii it rinding fishing day and gold rush Harlro L e ir a l N o tlc e H tiny, and of cowboy Ringers. All of said property I,riot; In the V t o iou Lester Thrap asked Klwenlans j i t sm imi t si r fK.t a I RoI IrW Xn ,a a« it nI,VOX* h l y of Heininole, Ht»|„ ,,f p-p,,. ax Individual* to donate toward S T K K K T , A XOKHSOX. SO I T II CA- do I Hi re s such r.'r Itflci r„ . t, ,l| be reileerned hi <ordiiur i,< | , « . . the purchase of the Nativity H O I.IV A , properly .lee.rll.,,1 |„ Mich c e n t ,I A Hwurn Comidslnt tisvlna b**n c*lo will he sold t„ rh„ hlHhe-l l.|,| vi-rno lo ho shown during the lll*,l Hin,lrnt yuu III t i n LTrt-oll ( hrlHiitn* holidays at the Band L'uurl In anti to r Ranilnul* Counlc, Her m the from door ,,f m ,., i i . .,.i t’ounly Cuiirr House ol t Shell. Judge Douglas Stenstrom Klorltta, In I'tiam-ery, Itie ■Inn* I tile nole ford- MorlilH, on the fir 1 1 |, mk*-d support for the Salvation uf wh ir l, Js T H O M A H H IIIK iW N . In Hie rnoriih August, ] i>jr. whl, It Plaintiff, va J t ' A N I T A It IHl«.iaVN, le ihe li h j a y „f August, ) fo­ Army drive. Da ferula h i . these prssvnla .ire lo liated Hits !nd duy of Ju ly , i a -,1 G u e s t * Introduced Includea commaml yuu lu appear ami rile n P I I C R N p n .V written defense* lu Ihe r'ooil.h-ut. and Mrs. R. C. George, tha your r'l.-in circ uit Court. ptalnl filed herein on nr lief,.-,, tli-luiter, the former Doris Quattle- l u l l day of Almost. A. D. ll& l, or i M C t l r Hemlnoto »-'«uiily, F lo rl.li l- 1mu, Duke Pjersnn of Orlando, otherwise Decree I'ru Confesso will l.loyd Knight, Jennings Hurt, E. he entered aanlnsl yuu. Hanford lie,o ld Is deelKU il»il ■ X f i r H T ) u p u - I ' M r v r i m i n n M Westhrooke nnd Warren Stone asT ha e newspaper TA X IIM ill uf asneral rlr.u lo*■ Vfalutes of m in i .McDonnell of the Hanford htavtfi linn In which this citation ah-.ll he published once each week fur lour t ,NV T .'C h ‘H ' " H H . I ' V - H I V I . A . tnxilinry Air Station. T h n l IIverslrei'i l.ittul c „ , p,. Steel Strike (I'n nltaatS f r o m r * a * oaet fleliils are fearful an iron ore ahortage next winter will cause steel plants lo shut down. With no sign of u settlement In the walkout there are these de­ velopment*: John GroJHar, director of USW District No 12 at Sharon, Fa., has inked Sharon Steel L'orp., employ­ ing 7.000. lo resume negotiations Friday. Sharon Steel already haa rejected a union offer to settle tha wulkaut on the same terms agreed to hy Pittsburgh Steel. Ihe flrat cumparallvely large company to sign a contract since tbe strike begun. The Pittsburgh Steel contract provides a modified union shop whereby employes muil loin tho onion hut can withdraw between the 2<>th ami 30th day nf employ­ ment About 33 smaller companies, employing approximately so.ooo inon, have signed similar agree­ ments. But the basic steel Industry lx objecting to any contract pro­ viding compulsory union member­ ship. Tim French people contributed 1460,000 for the Htstu* of Liberty in New York harbor and the peo­ ple uf the United States 160,000 fur the pvdeitlal. IF YOU WANT BIGGER PAYLOADS, YOU WANT A DODGE cunsscutlve weeks W lT N D H O my hand and jr/h'lal seat of Hie Clerk uf Hie Circuit C im r l on thle the >lh day ut Ju ly , A D im O P llsriidon Clerk of Circuit Cuurt Keminule County, KlurlJs Legal N otices .w r it r: op *p, ' / 'lie foil . wing cr ri lflc .iic h.ifiled raid cerilfhiu,. r,.r lux ,|e«l lo l>e I,sued thereon Thu c m ti ll'l.u" ' h*p *"d ye.ir of ............. ... th<i fUflerlpiluti nf tin' Lr! L'r";'"ln. Wh,, ,‘ " •r* Ha V4sIJ4»IYK- m V PR/CKiyH£fiT* FEELITVMHSN Mr,In sled l.rco-bo ■rot relieve* ‘ keel with Ihe« aauny agony of l'rlc‘ I'rlckly smatlns lirorupIneM. p i e p e t Rush and clhsr mloor i k . _ r____ inor oklB -* lain,ns are also c o i l e d i | 4 SOI,lb'll 'lUlrkly, (Ivlbns s a g V*|s yrly siunuihnrss lleed _ __ J by DosI lur< and hospitals lucooa icteaefultg for ovrr Tu years. D O Nv" j Wa i t ____ (nr prickly heat or dltpor raeh --------r- |tags In slew — up -but c-----buy g css 10 snd elan using. Monty boc loil cumplslaly ssllstlsd. A l Irugalsu. M an Comstock v. ,t(«, assessed ItivtBlmsitl C ritlflc sle | IX *••* f* l*t«t!Mnc# J III F J, D#«crlp(lon „r I'r t.iuri v ill IK (Heal) slack N. ctevaland, J r . ieD lto I 2 3 :* 31 fi 31 III K Attorney al t a w . 11 *1*" la n d " Hprluan I* <• Ilos ll u According t„ p u t " i h e n .i f n, Hanford, k'lorlda i "Hied il pit li Hie Public R. cord, Hulicllor for Plaintiff or He in I nole 1,0,1,iy Mill Id,, S I I I I I U O P XdlS A L IK A T ltn * NRKT1XU Reramell t',‘ l h” Notice la hereby given that the »«ld pioperty Pel hi : In the Hoard of Ouanly Comrnlealunera of „ Vemlnule Coiinry. Plorlda, Will Inesl I o u h l y of Heininole, Hiuio ,,r K l „ r In lleau lar Adjourned Heeslon at Ida I'n lees m i tilt cerllflcute ...... . io.oo o'clock a.m. July I (Hi, tS41. lie redeemed accordliig ,t„ Imv i ,. In tha County Cumintasluner'a Room property desrrlhed In ■ml, tef. at Ihe Cuurt llouae at Hanford, Ihn Hflcale Will be eold to Ihe hlahi n uaual place of meeting ol said bidder at the front dom ,,r the Hoard, for the purpose of hearing Hemlnole County Court House HI complain la and ravel ri n g iMltmoriy Hanford, Florida, on ili,< fi,, t X|„„. month of Aiigusl liifx Jo the value v a l u e of o f a n y p r o p e r t y , aV. ‘n n r p e r a u n t l . a a f i l e d l.y Hie whkh le Ihe Hit day of August. County iy Assessor uf Tasea on the ISIS uf i « T a x" rAssessment ia a n a e iii e ii i iRoll v n t , aand n i l we Pa ltd Hil* Snd day or July, ut*.-. iia rftc lln i, ravlewlng and v|ualo P IID R N P OV Iflna the asssssineni. C)i«rk C i r n i lt ( ‘f>urt. Heriilrutlif t-'otinty, Kioriil'i l». P- Ilerndon Clark uf said Hoard iflKSALi Trust Funds Ettbl'llilied tgmlo Resiiltnee T E L. C J Allen A (.♦, lit Sn. Court HI.. Orlando Serve Coke with good things to eat Cocg-Col* adiU its own deliciout flavor to the tasty things You haul moro #«*aomWfy, hatauta af advantage* Ilka llghtwolghl alu­ minum-alloy piston* and alhoro. i..W)rf ltR|t4|RD J. CARNIY, Manager, Woyorhoouoor A Oordmarm lumbar Yard, la<t itintvi tuiiui Co., fft Hock Itland, iiLtiui III. re Rock Itland jlumber “Our, bpatneaa cadt* far trucke thut oaa haul blg loada day In and day out —and UkdOur truclu to foil, tool That'e why w* prafar Podge trucke that ora to (It our portico- they aura haul big load* the way we want them tol Tto Instance, th« 170Inch whaalbaae tnodola allow for a 14-foot, body, which la Ideal for our business. And Dodge eeay-handUng two Podge advantafpe enable tu to m m . oame maca ka u a e other trucks with 19-foot bodiae." laHar wofgM dlttrlhvHan. H ig abort whoclboag design of Dodga tmcka nllown mar* weight to ba carried on tha front ail*. Bacauaa tba atiflna la located farther forward and tba front axle ia moved back, you dan haul bigger poylooda without overioadtaf. *• ’ T ig frame, axlos, springs, and other unite gat on origin that carry tba load art “Job-Katad" with plenty 01 on Dodge trucks. Bach la engineered leada at low i to provide the atrength and capacity ' moving unitenaedad to gupport your load. And mbaiiin, rear *Uam “Job-Hatmt' to work together! to move blgp the sign o f tluiam L. thoee tmtimVa truoke Ja> in dthe AT KOLB FOOD STORK • yf 8C S RsprsMBIlag "Job-Holed" onglnoorlng mats* II gottlhlo for you to haul moro with Iho right Oorfga Inrik fat your needs, Pgr •maalhar pawer and oxlra load pratatllen, gyro) fluid Orlvo It avail* abla an H-, 1-Ion and Raula* office— 1416 Conwsy lid. that tempt your guestg. for bigger payload*, ih to ii from many Dodge “Job-Koltii" Irwcho— Ft- through 4-ton. ltt ytsrs In O r- 1BC AANTORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COu �w ■s 3 T H E W K A T IIE H IV YO U DON ! Psrty rsctir* your 3*nford Hsrxld, Clt) Delivery, by T OO i*. 41., plus* call Y ELLO W CAH 1444 Established 15)08 Rotary O fficers S A N F O R l), F L O R ID A Democratic Candidate Declares That He And Chief "U nder­ stand Each Other* Measure Supplies Fi­ nances To Raise Air Arm To Formidable 143 Wings by Mid’55 W A S H IN G T O N ^ President Truman slMtied lulu law loday a *'bill providing )G>» billion dollura Tor the nallon’i military btiild-iip in Ibi year that ends next Juno M. Th t measuro supplies Iho mon­ ey to raise thin country's Air Force to • formidable' 111 wings by mid 1153 The total sum given Ilie He lease Dspiltmeni was about five billions under what Ihe President hud ashed He lold Congress Ibe Do fens* Department would need nearly Site billions as u bare min .....................................pro t tfenum lor its "strelch out’ paredness program. I Tbe bill also provides for: 1. Payment of 145 a month in extra combat nay tor servicemen on duty under fire since the Kon|:m War began A minimum of six diy* In the combat area Is reipiiri rijlor each month's eligibility. 2, Authoriialliui lor Ihe Navy lo build a second 85,000-tun super uir crafl carrier. The bill dul not, I ’lioto by K n . ' l i n e r , Uiiy immd Studio however, supply any new funds Bob H a r ris , malinger » f th « ltd/ i h i u n - r , prr-d.b-d for the first '■nr hulMlne Die uiant carrier Mo... '<, hoi.lilHti* » f (he Dot n i v t'lol bk'.l Miimbiv. Iti-.-i'ri 11v elected of In Ihe pre nd|ourimieiil rush Con fleers lire, li-fi lo l i g l d , W aite, H i .> inn, tre asurer; Mr. 11u •1 ; In gross agreed on u total of Jhi.tllU, It. W , Itupri -rh l, secretary. Both .Mi lluytic* ui.d Hr. Dupree III were 058,012 Mr. Truman asked $51. ii- elm It'd. 390,70S,770 for Iho year beginning July I The breakdowns by service* shows: Ai IIIV - tl2,2311.WSI.000; Navy — $12.843,4511,042; Air Force — $21,118,301,770 WASHINGTON ifi - - William S ♦Cox bail lib coin mission In Die Navy taken uwuy from linn 13‘J years uuo. Prexldenl Truman signed a bill today Dial gives him the authority lo return Cos's com mission lo him. The unusual nrllon was con taiatd in legislation brought up by Rep. Edward E. Cnx til -On )— DO relative of the oilier C ox- who ■aid he turned up, repurH Dial William win made a scapegoat in a nival battle of Die War of 1813 « « Navy officers leatilled before VcongrMalnnn) |icarlng>i Ibul Die iCwAe.sa.cas.puie > l» « ' Boys' State Trip Told To Jaycees By 5 Delegates The Junior Chamber of Coni mtree meeting »t III" Yacht Clu'i • heard reports today from tbe five Sanford delegates who attended Boya’ Btato in Tallnhassee lust month. Joe Hutchison, whose tiip was sponsored by the Jnvrees, ■<pressed his appreciation to Ihe group by saying, 'It was Die larg •it honor I have eyer received mi l I learned more about Die actual function and operation of governmint In those six days than I have In school." ^ “The world today would lie ^b e tte r off If the youth of yester­ day had been given the same op­ portunity to attend n Boys' State session,'' he added. The delegates front Sanford were Sammy .Jacobson, Wes|e> Hamil, Terry Cordell and Tommy Sneer who covered various phases of the trip and activities punctu' ating the routine details with anecdotes. Voile Williams Jr., In troduerd the hoys. a Prsaldeid Douglas Stenstruin •announced that Ihe baseball cum* mltlse bad dlspalcltud letters In* siting George Barr and the New York Giants hack to Sanford. Judge Stenstrorn also reported that nest work’s program would speech by Dr. A. W. on "Flourlna In Our Water." At the suggestion of Brallty Odbani, Sir. Stenstrorn designated the July 31 meeting for a report . A w the two Juvcee members of thu ^ C l i y Commission on the progress of sewage disposal In Sanford. Cliff Aides said that 163 names have been entered in the Junior Chamber's Deer Naming Contest. Hie first out-of slsto letter was received from a ch'ld In California submitting the names of “Hay layon. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack Ns nutter bow far away *»sn horns you «■/ go an y«>VMollon you cun rssglly catch up on Iho homo town nows by Ulug Iho Sanford K»r»M whin you rstuin. You cun srrung* with yout rarrfor hoy, nr through CharHe Morrison, drawlatfoa msnstsr. hr tolophonlng «o hsvo roar ragalav Isonoo & M tho HoraM He w M for yon w Jhlls you Iaro owoy, to bo An H w o A lo yonr homo In «■# AMhag* «PM W return Huge Balance In Feed Bags Fall State Treasury From Heads Of Faces McCarty ll.S. Hired Hands New GovernorToTake Government KinployPost With liiniiest t*cs In liia Federal Balance In History Aueiv.'jesGet Notice TALLAHASSEF. iff— Dan McCar ty pmbably will (Iml Iho biggest Slats General Fund bslunco of any governor In Florida'* hlstury when tn> takes over Iho office from Fut ler Warren , Statu financial experts "xtlntole Die fund will stand some where lie tween 19 and 18 million dullar^ when Die governorship changes Jan. 6 Gov Warren .'.mm. an uiienriiin berrd bnlanre of $4,213,ismi when lie look tdfh'e In January, linn III* predecessor, Millard ■ uhl well, was lell a Iml line uf nearly lb millliins by Spertxard L. Holland; and Holland inherited u dplu d of nearly two million from Fred I* Cone Before Dial, slate financial Dibit ex didn’t approach Die sire they do today Wiien riiiiijnroller C. M. Gay's xtiiD dosed the books on Die 1U51 53 business yenr Wednesday Ihere was a General Fund cash balance of $.11,719,00(1 mid only $8,350,000 to released but unxpiml uppropria Dorn against It. There have been bigger year end bulunecH Four years ago, Die liulnnee stood al $10.880,000; but nearly 41 mllllun dollars nf it was encumbered by uiis(h'hi apnronrln Dons— mostly fur Die Idg Caldwell admlulstratluu conslriii-llini pm gram Gay's flgurrx show Ihe General Fund received ii record $1 tum.ono during Die 12 months ended June 10 That was $11,350,000 more lliun reielnli during Die previous year Nearly all rnajur tax sources to creased Ihelr yields. And while receipts were going up $14,350,000, General Fund ills borxemsnls were Increasing only $4,778,000 — from $123,755,000 lo $128,431,000 Thu year end balance of $31. 715.000 compared with n balance of $18,998,000 st Ihe beginning Tbe General Fund supports Dm malar administrative agencies id government, the eour Is, schools and college*, health and welfare functions, penal and custodial In xlllutlons and most conservation aervlcta. Balances In the four big special state funds also Increased during fiscal 1851-92. Tho Hoad Fund, balance moved up from $9,488,000 to $15,400.1100; Slate Agencies Fund from $2tM7,<103 to $9,143,000; Die Trust Fund from $11,974,000 to $13,172,000; and ihe General Inspection Fund from 8914.00 tO $998,000. P O U O C A I M H EFO H TFD WASHINGTON iff - Tture wor# 021 new cases of InfantUa paralysis reported oval* the nation fast week, an In c n u a of $ per cant over Ihe 584 In Um previous week. In reporting this today, Ihe Pub Be HealUi Service said 1,978 cases of poliomyelitis have been listed since tho "disease year" began with Iho weak ended April B, com­ pared with 3,942 caaea In Ihe similar I N I period. Text*, trith $£09 casea, and Cal tfornla, with S T , have accounted for more than half of that total. IS OilAXE Jte.1* VJT .u n r r i t j l 'j .'a i i 1- ,. ir^ lrij s & on y o u r r v s to T r^ l iff— Many sleep tha Los Anarlei communities a abort, sharp day but thara * i a.m. Me a liSjS'f'yWr ami m, WASHINGTON Sen Itb-bard II lliixxcll muffin'll with Pros! deni Truman today and iniil aft erwurd "I'm xurc Du- Picxldenl and I undcrtland each other " 11" *-ii Die Geurglu senator xecklng the Deimicratic prexideit lial iioinlnjtlun would nut elabur ale mi IIlls mm men I ax he lefl Die White Huiim ' \ reporter aski-d ItlixMill. "Lest there be Mime inlnondeiitaudliig— when you ay yim mid tbe Presl dent nuderstaml each oilier, dues Ibul itennle any eodorsenient of your eaudldney'"’ "If you will imolr me ux I xald II. I believe I'll daml mi what I xiiiil." Dmxell replied "I don't be­ lieve I II elnburale on Dial " lie ie|>eated earlier 'tulentanls Dial be Would loll "walk out" of Die pally tf it adopted a civil light* program In* doe-, not like and van) lie lx not Intelested in Ihe vtee prexldelitlal iiomliiutnui. Sl.T sliinj; A t t a c k s Oi? D e n u ic ia tic A d m in i 'i t i a t i u n M a d e Al G .O .I*. t ’m i v e n t io n 111 T H U IN It 1.1 en n Dux pliirik wax tbe D e m m ia llc S i . ii A h tic iie r .il I > t l i 11 t I' t i ' h t 4 llii A M I r (tin I lii’ii,Mi t* It Mi In Mn, n( ' M i v t . m i l p i v ilh I n i Iiiiii\ H m I !*iii htvi 'ltl I), I i M iilu m ri m i l Hiii (Id l(i1|i util I * .hi pit siili iih il iHiiiilii i I iimi mi llir Hi si ti.illui H i K H i N i i , nhii Hill |*l.m (hr 'i iii $ il's h u m - in |(m- Ii((iii|f, liimi il Hus %! *Iliili.il i *i«i% * ill inn tin lai r d Or H I Iid I li I n i 1 ll n l II .1111«ml S I I *»li , h HI In • i I no m i i o i u U nI v lm I i i llliniv•i • plank Imped .11•>| i!!''"! i':n e . lelleilui: a xllll "in millei li| Id tIi Mil Dn- hits t dclhrid n Ineli ii n ki d n bale! i-1 lie s.ilit be 1limit; tit lie would an need, d In end- |uh din i imuia have "rigid urmoiii tun rules tin linn ai'ain I ,e. IIII-X and lit hi I 111! mil die-, lire I ireI bulbil Itn S 1 11» I M 111: I III! M d l I’ (lie Itrpidili4.411 N *t la*II li I Mil 4till l III | 111 I 4 111 tlliv. II III |l Iml I nil IJIII lAIlt I1!II* III I - *’ IIIMill |III j i ill! r <| 4 III.Ill" il.»t» lut I’ m i111nf f*i ti 14'li K. Ill# ( . H I 1 % ,l I Iml 41 I iiltl IHltl «*r |l 1$ III 1*1I 4i* 4*Il|» || |l *•I III $11| ,114iliillliir* |»1ittf 1 till ihl.iiln iii u l• \ pnk i'iiii n i r lint t i'll l-i l * Hu ani>•ii iiii ' H i l l I* ifliil litic •Ml llll* III*miii 114ai$i Hint I I I ! |iffll<» III litii M -. HI till* |||* ttf Ifir i'i*»l lh .K Htili ili-il Hit ill It p iii i* ill ii , tlxI* ills* tlr, t^ loll. sl.ixhlng ail.it k * <>u Du- "present idnillllstl atlnli mm dlil 1 i-t'tii it ut , 1111upturn in i-rxh.iiluweil bald tllll|(tlt lllllipitillll .• nil tin- tlllflgll I*ul 11 v 11.1l 1m 1.il di-tense and i l v i l .ixsertlni’ I* i v r I .i .l dill lug Du day lights plankx •tidy Die " 1 1 1 il 1 igblx' I , IH .it . I i . i I h I ’ u i i c s I ' H I imveiltlon l»l expelled appiuval tmllll IU IH K III I I •1'*.\ t *■I N »‘a I I \I I lh|x lime Die piiillllxe nux Ini Ax Die lull Georgian 1 ami! mil ol Mr li u m o it '* "D ic e be told Ii del al I, a I >111,11 In deal with >li 1 11111111a1lull in latex repm lei x lu- asked fto Du* aiuadnt- 1 1.11 lal l. n h d In Wtll'lliei Dux ineid lo "d ixe o -s pulitii with the ' l il ili In.old In i n in pot m u y ul M il uidaiy President "I Dunk the I’lesidenl and I nil | n a-, mil - lal, d Sell I n 1 in I! M ill IF Hi u| I nhi derstand eaeli otbei " be sniil, allll then aller a nmini'id's pame, In* t'adn eh.111 in.in id Ihe Minimi Iml added "I'm sure the I're.xlilent leiped Die 1 lUip.iltfU dm uineiil. I till- |$(|J i 1 I.M4 i » d i fit l * I i i*iih*iHer *M •|| into Ills It .til li Ml l\ Ml fll* I.l II I, lie? Il iMii \\ it li .4 K Itnliert \ I ill Nil Itn |{•>111111111 in Jifi'sk lii lltl .il iMlIllilisil mil I h 11 <<1 liv ».iIn i pi i iilreli it vs pll il. 1 I 1 ••» It'" •i I |»MH h it Ilk i.'I I ill in I h ii v *t il |)t eliiiiiit.il V Vie l - 'i ir VVaalfii' *I i V f11 **ti! it. Illsnil ul t »uili Ini di li* ilmti'i 11tiIIl lulll a lepollel tie expei I umek anil I midei stand each other " Tne Interview wax interrupted 1 mi vent toil applutal 4>» Ilf ''I.l .Ilul I I I . when Sen l.vndun .luliiisun ill. In geui-rnl Die li'luti'd lurelgll II % llll- I i eiif'tli III liii l'ei ills Tex 1 walked into Ihe Inlilie on his policy and i I i I i mm plunks bail been I*l.iynl tin* I it !*• Mi l il i»t the way in Mi rrumaiT* nlfico Ho approved III ailialien hy Sen Hull Vi mi a|i()4 iii it lu tiviie imllthl II MitlluxrU dn *•*• l * m l WASHINGTON 131 - "You're eit A Tull ul 1 iblu uinl Gen 4.1 in m l 1i w 1ifli 1 H l > >i*li * I 'i I * )»*iii•11« > 11hin i i i M mv* iii « ii*9 * * t i lift.* ( m l Died'' millers began going mil to Dwight D Idlalilinnar, Die Inn ri.li iifmi nominal on, atm - I t»* Mi.* fnu* h.tlus w» Ii* I Mi* I pll llll'fill l at IK Mil ill.lilt III (lil 44 I*| M nbnul half Dm 17.000 employes of tup cnilteildl'i fm Die parti x pre! ILiillt ill DU, I iuilt (|i. fili<I I »■1 *, i;.»11*' !(’• I <' till ■ hijif ■l I ilt I n A w "1■ * S' Itai.il lii llll sEt V Mi ill Mill'll li|y*i Dm guvenWiicnt'ii anil Inflation nlintml liDIpili.itlnil « ^ i •r r«m i*m in.* pri ?« nut lia. tui* . i *• ageuelea today us result of the rticn, piling- bnialniied Die Hem la fil» "'Ir in ip Nina heavy am Cungloas applied In ap licrnlx 1111 luleivu pulley. xiiylng I .ill I'D I lit I V i’ll l.i Ml |ir 41 *(IMI li prnprisliim rcpicM* "Ihcv mug errath .illv frum timid 44 lii". a ou t He " ,i fin >•{ |trt» appeii eiiu-id to n-cklexx blunder' Ktniiomlc Stablllirr Huger I. t l i .nn *1*s i ill let i i Ikill ( i Dili I lit* Tile Id i|* iliieiiiileid prunilM-il i'ulniiiii in Id Ins nrneram will be i i i •r» butt bill lie wmifd "do Ihe best Fifteen new 1|."ilex liHvc lm ' Dial h<-piiblii-an- will -leek "nil Inin Not hi J . 1 « .* ■ i i 11 v i IliH we can will) whal we've gol " (II d>l> pet peace that nmlld even I, it111 llii' >',111 In Die Millei Ain i ui. H . H . in t hint* lie said t'niignisa "gave us—and ilcvellipmeIII on I'll' Debilnl lllgl- til lin' bopi. lu Dne.e now llllprl- uneil i • •*i 1iili ll'llt it ii i lint 111i I I I lift I Die coilNiuiK 1 an awful kick In wiiv In fii'tliriy, mill 15 none m lliidet 1 1,mill 1111 I dutuiimluili * ' till* III, ll •■..... . I llll ii. in i h \\ n u n i\ the leeDi" In prowdliig Die agen plnnm-il befuie lb, year Is mil U Hu n,In,ill.I delete e Die l,ll|' 1 ill ........ il ill ll Is.,ul i < » . l*lll 1 •. V | , I It •, H M I Ml 1 ties with noli tin million dollars G Millei, buildei nod i-iniliael" pl.dlni in pi 1)1111 eil 1 1(tti. k limldin | I ,|.S il t.i< i *1* lH *f l« \ III I!»' u s :i 1 ( In. ,* * III* 1 dill) •f 4 compared with the 10) millions it- -aid today lu "iniiipbtilv mb ipiate all pnw •*■'4 . 1It Ml lu mils 5, ..'hi 4.1 1. •i Hit* 4.4, • I Mi ' I' I Mill'! ipicstrd er " uiuelbin,! Sen l ull lmHollies III tbe Aet«S sell fm I li, lit H Ml . 1*44 111ID ♦ ,4 111* 'll ill 1M A s|Mike*ui.in aunt 30 day iIImiiis 7,5011 Hill) up mid me uf mini '' St I'l'X* i'll 1lu 1 1 •ikhii .41 j , Hu I. I Inped |,i Iii l.ll. .1ft (ill! i ll’ (I H ''tel I 5 (1)1 sal notices would start going out lilork roinlrucllon with oak flmu Ami then It Imhineed Dlls, prnti u •i Ih.d 1 d n let > 1 llii.) i III ill f I'*I f I I I 4 1• 11 •■iiiliitird $$*4 •••♦•"r I iiiiii today lo trim Die ageney staffs They are of one to three be.h"- 1 • .. > 4 |...... 1 ll.. 1 I* • ! "Mli i , . t i.| * H4 4III |(ill II HI ill . within Ilnur of Die budget Con with kill-bin, hath, living 1 ..... III ,4.-1 •HI I ill |" *1 )M gress voted •ini ear pint. W iilc r w u y s ( i r m i p .M e n D ie '(• llllli n l . II, III.- I Mi ll I ||> il l, > Declaring Dial "our powers lot Mr. Millet, n Navy veil mo >1 iii mi iit 11 •t l i l '*ii * n $l(I iM c H n T m m ir r m v inulnlalnilig Die value of Ihe ilul World War 11 and member "t n ■ 1*1:1114* 1 :i h !i \ i i I'.V . i . \ I . N lii 'li [ Iti* I 'a i 1 1'. . i i i '. ( . 'l a i n i Inr have been weakened serious \uiericaii Legion mul Purt Tri m ■I"■ Lll i lm 11 ' Hill l Hills' ly," i'ulniiiii said in a statemeni uni Planning Donuiilttee, is 1 I 11** Wiili'i vv :>i 1 - iTiu im itte e ,d It It, A ll U viM Ul r 14*• Mi 1 1.1 VI, I " a iilii 1 IF) 1llrf I I lil I, Ml •IJ<J11 I • "More Diaii evei we will need building 11ousen in Lueli Aibor lln Meilllllute I , untv ITiHliibet "t M*,p) 11I •Vl|u pi till ( 4 1) M 1‘81v1I 4 . Ill il I ,1 1 II I In H u t T i n * H . i II i h i i g ' Ihe consumers' belli In holding I ' I 1 " I 1 11mi u 1 mw Miller Aetna I* a thriving h'ti- Cmmni'iee will m e n li* 4J \ JIs•u|Mi K, M M v4(11" III fit. s nti i (SIM. Ill till down prices by exercising restraIni eoiiinillllity uf 75 white cot tag, uf 1 in■■in hi :i III nVilH'k si III. ' tt I i 1 tu Usin' Ml 1 1. lu i|lm M " 14.1 ll \ 11: 1 Ills h \l in purchusini! I'nces generally 1 sprawli ng over 15il acies of pun uf flee uf G U Hpelleel III I In liv ) U Iv 111 l I ......... .. " 1: M11Milt ( Int.i 1 pt full 1Mini are mil down " ( tlN V K N llltN II VM « lid Is" fie a Imi i* Itunk laud. L a id In 11 1 0 die netting, ih Hnnfurd Atlnniii Niilimuil l)l> l ■( Mli yuurtuii( ", it 11 1 SI * VVh.il 111§(■i •* i *« *I h ,i |»*+,i>,»l*l % In I'liliiatn said despite Die drastic Aerea, thuiigh nu clone to the Building In lllllk. plunx fm n m u i,N Hen I hv h 1lit 11 I iM'iilmuer* 1lull, Ills* u*» • .................. I-" iu it um , I ” 1" U Hu f mi 1 oml appropriullon cut lie wanted In h ig h w a y mul no necessllile frum feleltee uf euiiililllllily leliileli bi le liitilt ;i ill |Mi|tj,,ni s l u m Iml iy 1i> ev 11.*lal** »>f I la'** I i ( i n f 1 * 1 1,11 * v * I • J >1 11 make clear "we are md throwing the i-eutein of population in I K W11III it the next two weeks to di - turn Mil in In i II' U'yA l o i r lim in fili - elon li III t-rl o**n His I il m il l l u - .1. Ill ,<* 1 *11 li «»d i.s IV I .if* llll*» I I i eutniHi i imp m e t IU»< e fil l*' in Die s|Hiiige and giving up " 1 ('cu tral F'lorida urea, eielites mi i'll I* the Hull fold I'ltiixvlllu .m ini uvef Sen Noli* i I A M » 4 ‘ t ; $s1k rffl. t V i n tu i i u l i ' f nf He said economic slabillzallun Is utnmnphere of i-uiintry livin g fm project v n l n r y tuiiulwagnn lm Die gra nd >'»'• ......... ■"'"'•'•(• ' d, e p, p i M i r , -I . \\ \\ M i l l i N $| k nisi ii U ill Isei i l l\n •Ml so vital lu Die defense program whleli It would be hurd lu find in ('iiiimiiMiDiex leprexenlrd ut the pri/e id (III I.epnl.bi Mi c o m cu ' 1 ‘ 11' 1 “ 1II i I !111 I I 1'lull |(i 111S\ \ I11i "all uf us are dolermlncd •quel, lug ineeling will ilieluile Guise 1" Hi,I! Ill,' pic id' idi il iii." ii" d " u i ) " ' " ( " 1 li.ii I I 11. I i i 1 i I d i,'\ lu give our best effort lo Diu Job " tine iif the purlleiilm attrnclloii- Call'd mi I lie Hi Julius Itlvei nn,I they claimed d aa all " V i i II bad 1.-< nn m..,e n.l* n e , ‘ Ml ut *>) -t I I ittM.ii) \| i lit! Ill ls* k , '1lie kUbillialion agencies gol of tbe community In Die inedern tliruiiglimil I fill i ul i l u l l l n , skid bill Die ballnltllg - ' n ad I "I lli Iwi, i. ,p In, d li m l in i Iii j l . M : \ ,M . " •! .. t i l l t _• . Die heavy chopping In litidgel cuts construction offiru, just com F u l l ext llieekenrnlge, ( ’ uf I* I lM li U m v i 'l Hi'it i\s* 611 :$• In Hie i .i/ii no) msm ' 111 Hie futliMHO.il> M»-N Mi M i). l n m u I ( i v iluiti hv Congress— will'll knocked aboo I pU'tvd at n cunt of |30,IH)ll, From inanugei, in iiuikuig the Munouner (irrfoiletkt llniil I* idle Hllh 'I dll t H nu U. I . hue Hu 'vih uot l ' tiiiM ( in t • li t til-i -.ii nine billion dullar* riff President a leeeptlon norch panalled In mant id WfillM” Hay m ‘lit M*>sii$n ' iiiitimii. U") lt«*’ii Ih* i i n le n I 1*111' h Mr I I- l M 54 II a ‘ 4* f. lf ll U Truman's reipiesl* fur $83,778,383,- nprucs, I lit* visitor or prasprellvi A I I i f Is eb ulin m n nf Gie IV n ■tireii lm iiiin tlie * iily iii *irtit i$4 ik»t « 11 iiifD if til •(MV fi vv i i ll-4» i >i|. ) \i,( * Mj llll 112 U i i l i a if' fin'lii Hill m Hie lull buyer goen on to a largu uiaiu ball t v r u s y s 1’iiinnilttce wlileli Includes liver i'fJllliHi ll*i I 11ll i:J .61*' v (lorn v iv i' , ! i v (h n i l ' Mr MnU rl Ihere were cut* In fund* for the panelled lii walnut and finally 1 • Mr Hpiincar, II. H. Gul«iusut B. I HuurrilA llllli I Y ki N dlli *1 It> s tsUiimi I lu l .Ml !'\ ) um r Mv i iiv l i n m l ( t i " .U$ii||U ftssn, (iu< Hctunsb und W. G. Rll T a l i vviis mil CMiH'nliiie n tili ng | Im - imm • mimiv( Mu mi iv .$ Stale Department, Ihe Defenit De an office In oak. l»M , I I MMili1v''11 \' N uf «tfV . < 4*., | , I I ti iif ( l i i i f i i l l l n I ' h w r '• lit****) 4• partmenf, the Treasury, Com Thu homes, beautifully laid out bca. * **1*1111 U"ts i i it v i v■*'A liy M b U » iH ln i«* a IIH I 's s r T M * * * along winding rural driven, idiuilni iv il, w Iin *. i U* ii V'liil'ii ( Hit by plliH graven, are imvertlielens of )u MIM'I n|t M v4 t ( i i ' l( 1 llll-*., \$j||r Hoy Scouts Knjoy Outiuj’ Ihe most inudsru cuuntructlon. Cattlemen’** Group I 1 „St:!ilf'l*i|,-l. "4 | fi|*rfl!(v itU cumblnliig In small saslly kept du *mans-. I id 1 t i >fu 111 N \.S IN* ti *m AdoptH ItH Charter signs all the latent fcaturuu mul v *v»•»I A»v 1m u iti', Mr** Nruncy Dig fur mniforiablo and lelsuruh llidri*'v Mil !$i ii I*j»i i i 'l l i i u ' i i i 1'nud t The recently funned Hemlnoli) living. Md County Cattlemen's Association Tha wild llfu which nmves Ii. M m’ 1 ( li'u 1j u v Ih , K. i i U' v . Hr C., adopted a charier ss a mm-prufk the nsarh)- woods and hriisli coun­ 1* Il till .4 nr \ i uf kit* f mi \M J/v* corporation and s<l up hydawa at try anil HutnuUmca lets itself be Mi Ivin Muv i .iii.I ilk rii ii S m -ti pf 11 meeting uttvnded by mure than seen In a fleeting glimpse an II kin H in f:dIn i . I l u r i y UkoMll, bit cattleman Tuesday night at the makes rapidly aeruas thu mails I* Mt'infiliiN, JA tu, (Iki-up u*iii)ii,| t$t Court Hous«, K. J. Cameron pre­ another faxclnating factor In the ( I A i'alllii llii \ Vi'IMlr hiTif. scene. Rabbits, quails, and all sided. Al lhi* Um*' uf His* (!n$ilit fbu Both thn charter and by-laws, manner of small wild Ufa add to ii Ieiim* vvti. 4'iiiMiilr tu Kn ilniiii Ah* with some minor modifications the enjoyment of tha village. l'"i i' Hu’'(.', N M , f i ••in W icld la ware modeled after that of th* Kdlll, l ME Florida Stats Cattlemen's Asso­ Contract Awarded ciation with which tha local group i h iii v i i m o r i : vs n \n i : s la affiliated, said C. K. Dawson, UASHINU I u N i h I lu* Ih'ttffiio For School Project county agent, and seerstary of h*|jurlmiiil lu . mfiunl luil duely tha local association. m Imv up in L':!.$ milium ihillara Bids on equipment and mater­ Resignation of W. II. Wight as ials for schools were reviewed this if |i|qn«*i in EiiriJini-jirovlilfd a director was accepted In order murniog by the County School \ni!*rU;«'h W»!\li(rii Kuru[ieaii ul to elect him M a director with Hotrd at tha office of Supt. T- W. tt'M tiny uiiulhttr iiv*> millhm dulUri the slate group/ P. R. Lamont of Lawton, iortti tha Acorn Ranch, a cattleman with Tint tlvjiartmunt uihi Wi'diuisiiiy W. J, King was awarded the large holding! In thla a ru , was contract far plumbing for tin hu purrha'.e-i hmmUI ln-lp irt nyth slsetsd a director of the local Bookertown Negro school at Lake mi air Ji'fiMiMu under Him Nurth group to fill tha vacancy. \tluntu* Treaty urKaniiuhun Monroe. Ills bid was $1,100. The The membership, said Mr, Daw­ $638 bid of the Sherman Concrete son, comprises more than 60 uf Pipe Co., for lumbar fur tho schjol M ovie l i m e T ab le the 79 cattlemen on the mailing Improvements was accented. list In this area. It waa agreed to it 117. The Hill Lumber Co., was have called mastlngs rrather than •warded a $849 contract for lum­ "Wait Til The Hun Hhines on any particular data. Nclliu" bar for tha floor of tha South I : iU - 4:06 - tlG'b ■ H;43 Bids Primary School auditorium SM ITH 8BRVICK TOMORROW A total of 70 daaka at 10 06 sacli M OVIHLAND Funeral services will be held al war* ordarad for tha achool from "Til# Dasiirt Fox" Brlslon Funeral Home at 9:90 p.nt. tha Nawton School Equipment Co. 7 ' 16 Feature 8:17, Last Com­ i’boto by Jsinuaon tomorrow for W. E. Smith who plete Bhow lt:46 Boy Scouts of Troop 849 racslitly vnjoyad a five day oullng eliding July 5 undt-r ilia direction of died In Sodus, N, Y, after a long KIDQW AY M E E TS Q U EEN PBAIRIE L A K E Hlnaaa. The Rev# J, E. McKinley LONDON iff - Gen MsDbaw B. Scoutmaster Sidney Vlhlan at Camp Lanochi* on Lake Norris tisar I'aistey In Lake County. Seated left "For Man Only*' fob Rldgway. suprama Allied com- to right in front are Al Collins, Curtis Hughes, Oeoi :;c Furls and Richard Phogsn. Second row stand­ will officiate offleliti and burial will ioi7:15 - 10:38 low la Eva rgm a Cdnatary whara mandar In Europa, paid a lo-mln ing are Richard Powell, Maurict Phillips, Berry fit. John and Dickie Rountrss. Third row, isft to "Unknown World" tha Maeonio Order wUl have ute call today on Quean Elitabath right, Teddy Walker, Randall Lavender, Randall Robbins, Sidney Vlhlan, Jr., Joe Andrews, Allan Maffctt, 0:15 only charge of the sarvicaa. U at Buckingham Palace, Jirnmis Blyth and Robert Mitchell. Top row, Jamas Pearson ami Scoutmaster Vlhlcn. Si S'Mr *W 'T & ±jh : * t ' \\ . . . , 15 New Homes Are BeinF Constructed In Miller Acres Kepuhlicans Kip Math ()tlh*r Willi Tooth Ami Claw Over I)eIej».ilions Bandwagon Tor Eisenhower Is Gaining Speed In ( \ Mk r"7HHI -'Uotfjr i Ilu1 TsiKrs Tin* l.catl lU A k lN S IIN ir*»ittrrtaus ■■■- *: A. > ' I .il I 1 H U A i i H i.t ID pubheuii* In .l.iv ,u t i l 1 >1 lb, pu-M'iil Deimn'i'.d 1, .nluiiiii.G j tn n , ul n k e nu ig o n 1 nplnm and ut m il .ling " l i . i i t m . in (be 11.1t uni in Ingli pliieex I lux hit t i l i n g a l l . n k eiime m Dn- lung .m .ul, d 1 .impulgu plat lm in bundl'd 1,1 tin- til IP N a t111u.1l **» it lit1141 111*9 4 V* iblllM jiniCia I,. In id.., \ .. Il, this murium' uilti uity uUrnr umi II |x lulled dimu itldale nation j :u Eisenhower Captures Texas And Georgia Delegations; Trumanites Called Traitors ■b ailin' wlib !l,o luui'hy I xuex III Itnxxell -poke nptliillxllf ally Ilf i>" tel dlxi 11111111.1I1011 eiiUM-d nine Ins « |,ain-ex fur the pre-mlenlial leal -- id a pn iltie Deni Ill'll! nnmiiinlioii ,Nn Assoi'iuli'd I'rc-rw I.ViiMi'il W in* T IU 'H S D A Y J U L Y 10. 1052 Russell And T rum anT aiy Over Politic! ______ it Friday A N IN D K I’K N D K N T D A ILY N K W S I'A P h U Truman Signs Big M ilitary Expansion Bill iMrlng Ihruugh places inuatiy In dftcinuons and c ininii' l ulillinif.l * arm except .■ llllli- ■nuln in r'tlKliic ri'lltn l>.r linn ‘Am .VOLUME XXXXIII Bofaro cloudy Ir.un.li 1 5ti. as, i in >■ . l U i e J fS S � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 09, 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/bae28d40605116117fea30301a6b0391.pdf ff6f1c617c15823d16ea111d0af48d59 PDF Text Text . T H E SA N FO R D H E R A LD re N Monday July 7. 1953 Lewis Suggests Taft-Hartley As GOP Candidates In Meantime Country Looks To Murray For Strike Tipoff CHICAGO i f l - John L. Lewis, biller critic of the Taft - Hartley Labor Law, today suggested a TaftHartley ticket for the Republican Party. A statement distributed by a spokesman for tawls. president ol the United Mine Workers, suggest­ ed that Sen. Robert A. Taft, who wanta the :>OP Presidential nom'nation, should seek former Rep. Fred Hartley of Now Jersey as • running mate. They co • authored the labor ad In Congress. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh the na­ tion looked! n CIO Steelworker*' President Philip Murray today for tlon looked) o CIO Steelworkers' move In the economy - shattering sice) strike now going Into its sixth week. The silvery hsIred labor leader Invades the lerrilory of hi* 1110*1 bitter opponent In ihe steal dispute to address a huge rally of slecl worker* at nearby Duqumme Most of the 0.000 steelworkerresidents of that small mllltown are employed by U. H. Steel Curp., biggest producer In Ihe country ana traditional pace-setter for the Industry. Murray calli U. 8. Steel the "spearhead of opposition" to the UnW. The unlou chieftain asked C. F. Hood, executive vice presi­ dent of the giant firm, to debate •trike issue* at the rally. Hood refused, saying such * meeting would not nave any constructive result. The rally Is the first In the Pitts­ burgh area— steel center of Ihe world -since Murray called out 650,000 union members In Ihe basic steel Industry June I. Steelworkers look for their leader to explain at length the union's charge* that Hie six largest slcel producers have refused to bargain In good faith. The big six are U. S Stele, Bethlehem. Republic, Jones and Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet end Tube, and Inland. Escaped Convict Put Under Arrest By Local Police Jeiftfit, 23 ymi uhl '"ovlri, win put under i n .j il by iwtal polite early this morning when he was ap­ parently about to enter n store on Hanford Avenue, Chief Roy William* reported today. The arrest wss made hy Patrol­ man Arnold Williams, who was working hi* heat on Hanford Ave­ nue near Fifth Htrrrt. Williams, concealed In an alley, noticed a car contained two Negroes parked in fronl of *h* storr and one of them made his way into an alley toward the rear. Tiie patrolman caught James with a Jimmy In id* ham) and subsequently arrested the other tnan who had remained In the automobile. The men were driving n stolen IH60 blue Pontiac whose owner­ ship has not yet been discovered. James Is being held in the local jail preparatory to lie turned over to Htate authorities, and the other man, Steve Williams, Is being held on suspicion of attempted robbery. James, who goes hy the alias of Adell Wright, escaped on July 3 from the Htate Road ('snip at Ht. Augustine. He has a record of three previous arrests in Hanford, once six weeks ago when ho had escaped and stolen another automohlle. He was first picked up In Han­ ford for robbery al lire Florida Htate Farmer's Market. P-Prlmary << •■ !•■ ■ •« K i m Wiittur G.O.P. Convention d aeiltiise r u m r u t Uaei bower barkers want lo put In a rule restricting voting by contested delegates on Ihe sealing of other delegates. Elsenhower supporters cull R ihe "fair play" rule Toll backer* hoot si that. Lloyd Taft, son of Ihe senator, lold n reporter Ills fnlher's forces were thinking of offering a sub slltille for Ihe Elsenhower motion under which each contcslcd stule would be permitted lo vote on nth er disputes after its contest bad been settled Thai would permit Hie pro Tuft on the teinjMirnry roll imanlinously by Ihe GOP National Committee— to vote on later conical* Under I the iiiual alphabetical arrange inent, ihe Georgia contest would lie second on the list. (C u i i m m I n « a raa* oe*> Just after Ihe younger Tall re­ was paaird hy the Senate but did vealed ihli, Elsenhower forces un not reach the House. A resolution nounced a proposal along lhat pre was passed hy both houses calling ciia lino. In Ihe present situation, the prac­ for a reunion of the group In five tical effect would be whether illsyears. Taft delegate* from Florida, In addition to Ihalr IsgDIstlv* luted action, the girls ware shown Into or instance, would be allowed lo on the question of sealing ri­ the Hupreme Court during * trial vole with great admonitions of “don't val Taft and Elsenhower delega­ from Texas. •ay a word," Ml** Gray reported. tions Klxenhnwer'x supporters — and They also toured the state li­ omn delegates who have not openbrary ami Florida State Univer­ v taken any position on Ihe rival sity. Piesldentlal candidates — contend­ Th « girls ate In the Seminole ed that If Ihe rule wax put over and Huwaimee looms at the Uni­ It would he an aixurniire that versity ami reported the food to "Ike" would coo l||£. nmnlnntlon he exceptionally good, although when Ihe nmvenllrfngol* lo that MI11 Hitting said that they had stage, probably Thursday or Frl at it* uvvty morning fur brvuk- day. ■Iasi, 'nml I'd he glad liul to ever Hut Taft told reporters "I don't see grll* again.” regard It ax ol vital Imiairtance When asked hy an old P8U stu­ on the final outcome " dent If they had been served veal Taft xald again, a* he hax fur cutlets, Miss Grey replied, “ah, days, that he has the delegates to wee lhat what that was?" win the nomination It lakes 604 The girls rosa In the morning Most of Ihe delegates came to at «:IH» and breakfasted (on grits) this hunting - decked hall from can at 7:60. They assembled every day ruses of slate delegation* where in the FHU Music Mali at K:HQ and they had warm discussions of the wera taken to the capitol by hu* rules question. soon thereafter. The "Ike" crnvgil was hacked in The legislature met In the morn­ (heir position by ■ majority from ing and political rallies were held some of the key alatei. In tha afternoon. The two parties, Pennsylvania voted loday to east Fedsrallets and Nationalists, split electoral victories, although the 57 votes! n support of the proposed Only 11 delegates lined up Nationalist* won the governorship. rule. egelnst the change. Two members A mock trial was also conductad of the 70-vote delegation announced by the girl* In ths case of a pe- they wera paislng, for the present. deetilan run down by a city coun­ cilman. Miss Wright served as a CHICAGO Ifl— Guv. Theodore It. witness In this case In which the culprit ws* sentenced to two inure McKeldln of Maryland said today he had been asked to plare Gen days at Girls' State. Mle* Grey served ex reporter Elsenhower's name In nomination for the clt” of Alachua on the for President at the Republican GDI*’ Slate Diary, a newspaper National Convention and 'T i n go­ which came out every day through ing lo." McKeldln lold reporters Ihe Inthe week. Mlie Hayes served as city attorney for Ocale, and Mis* vltation bid been, extended In a Kabarn was a filly commissioner. brief telephone cell with the gen­ eral, Elsenhower'* headquarter* had C IV IL SERVICE put In ■ cell for Ihe Maryland The Civil Service Board will governor as ht was prasld ng nver meet Thursday night to. regular his own stain deliMlton's first cau­ session In the City Hall, N. 0. cus, McKeldln called back as soon tiarnwr, examiner, announced this as the meeting ended. morning. McKeldln, who h u frequently expressed I preference for Elsenhow­ / B A T T L E A G A IN H T , JN8BCT8 er but at tha lim a time Insisted The summer battle dgalnet file*, ho had made no commitment!, u w mosquito* and other Insect peats wo* storied Thursday to the MayW r eaction under tha direction of B. H. Johnson, city sanitary offl. and ha flgurod to ■ majority of hit gitee f f CHICAGO Ifl— I tests over Mating Congress Her# I* Your Scortcard for tfi# Big GOB S how C-C«nyaniian — * el nwif $1All Dili, PICKID1 % / £ f t 4 C 14 ALABAMA 2 3 c 14 AII20NA 1 1 c II ARKANSAS p CALIFORNIA 70 IS ts c COLORADO c 1 31 33 CONNICIICUT 4 1 c DILAWARI II 1 p 1 11 FLORIDA* 17 OIOROIA* IP c 14 c IDAHO 1 *0 p 1 IUINOII c 33 INDIANA 2 c 2 IS 34 IOWA c • 30 KANSAS* 33 c ' t KINTUCKY 30 1 10 tl c 1 LOUISIANA1 c 2 e MAINI 14 p MAITLAND 34 p 4 38 MASSACHUSITTt 31 c 44 23 7 MICHIOAN p 4 21 MINNISOTA MISSISSIPPI* c 1 4 21 MISSOURI* 34 c c 1 MONTANA 1 p 3 3 NIIRASKA 14 2 c 2 12 NIVAOA 14 p NSWHAMPSHIRS 14 33 NIW J1RIIT p 31 3 NIW MIXICO c 3 14 10 85 NIW YORK «4 p 4 NOR1H CAROLINA 34 c 10 NOK1H DAKOTA c S 1 14 OHIO p $4 9 OKLAHOMA 14 c 1 OMOON p 14 11 PINNSVLVANIA p 30 70 33 RHODI ISLAND .1 1 c 7 SOUTHCAROLINA 4 3 c 1 SOUTH DAKOTA 14 p TINNISSII 30 c TIXAS* 31 c 3* . JR UTAH 14 c VIRMONT 13 13 c VIRGINIA* 33 c 1 e WASHINOtON 34 c 20 WIST VIROINIA p 14 1 WISCONSIN 10 9 2 2 WTOMINO 13 c 4 ALASKA 1 c DIST. OPCOLUMBIA 4 c 1 HAWAII 0 c 4 PUIRTO RICO 3 c 3 VIROIN ISLANDS 1 c 1 TOTALS 1304 204 447 (404 Headed la Nominate) Tills la your own newspaper's way of keeping track of tha last minute ahllta that will decide who U to be the Republican alandard-batrer. Why not try It yours*)/, end be your own mestei-etrategiet in opening what claims a t delegate STOLEN GEMS DUFLAVED * / 1 >*“ 70 3 r ' • 14 -« • ' J1 34 3 24 34 S 7 7 1* It 1 8 It 17 ta it 14 7 3 31 ' 4 14 30 30 14 18 4 IS 34 * 3 4 4 3 190 ” - American Colonel's Wife Goes On Tri 4 74* 31 ___ f f l weight while paper over this chart (the lines will show through), and writ# in the returns as you .hear them aver T V or radio, or compare the eatlmetee with reeulta In the paper. No one will be clooer' to NEW YORK ifl - Two garn-an crusted crowns stolen. from , 1 Brooklyn Roman Catkqlle shrine and . mysteriously mailed WEI8BADKN, aermany eight days later era on < American coloml'a wilt w again under special safaguai trial today on i t ebargaa of The crowns, worth an asU $100,000, wart restored htue The first testified be acted German a Church. New protection measures aa a mad let go-between lar Include ehatterploof glass, an Im* bar. proved burglar alarm and a night lt« il bora. He said he would accept $50,000 to atart construction on the Hartwell Dam on the Savannah River rathert ban the four mil­ lion*. »>«• demanded lait week. Long diatance telephone call* « c ; - ’r>/ ;hrot*ih to Reoubllranx attending the OOP National Con­ vention In Chicago In hopes of end­ ing the Impaise. House leaden are understood to have taken the poaltion that unlaaa compromises are effected today, adjournment will be impoaalbie be­ fore next week, which marka the period between the Republican and Democratic conventions. The-dash toward a planned final adjournment stalled to a stop as the sun peeked over the horizon Sunday morning. Alia xcept two appropriation bills had been pessAd, but on these the Senate and House deadlocked. Adjournment Is off at least until next week, the week between the ditlcal conventions at which the rpubllcana and Democrats choose their Presidential candidates for the November election. Until then, nothing of Importance will be transacted. House Demo­ crats and Republicans agreed on this In tbe small houra Sunday morning. Administration plana to bring Congresa to a close Saturday night collapsed chiefly because the House had written Into a 10 billion dollar supplemental appropriation bill it curb on the use of funds for an expansion uf the atomic weapons program. The measure carries two billion dollars for the atomic program, (6,031,047,750 for foreign military and economic aid. and $3,140,000,■ 000 for military basea and other projects around the world. In a last ditch appeal against the House rider, President Truman wrote Vice President Barkley and House Speaker Rayburn that It cripple atomic production and Im­ peril national security. The Senate refused to accept the rider. The House finally agreed to modify It somewhat but balked at throwing It overboard. The other dispute that upset ad­ journment plans flared over a com promise $564,061,600 bill to finance rivers snd harbors and flood con­ trol projects. Dropped out of the measure was four million dollars for the Hart­ well Dam in South Carolina and Georgia Sen Mavbank (D.-S. C.) roared that the bill was not going jo pass without this Item In It, and Indicated he might launch a fil­ ibuster. Sen. Olln Johnston lD.-S.ifl M. > said he too was ready to talk till day Sunday. The upshot was that the Senate tent the bill bsck to conference again In hopea of working out a settlement. With this and the atomic spendIng controversy on hia hands, Dem­ ocratic Leader McFarland of Aris­ ons dtspalred at laat and moved the Senate recess until today. It quit at 4:10 a. m. and the House shortly flo w e d suit.________ The renki of Congress members present already had been thinned by Republican! leaving for Chicago and. lo a lesser extent by Demo­ crats heading for home In the be­ lief l he session was ell but over. Giunt stride* toward adjourn ment. Including Ihe passage of a $40.600,QOOJWO defense appropria­ tion bill. Hod been taken before the legislators bogged down. This measure - the.largest of all ihe appropriation bill* for the 1863 fiscal veer - carried the full amount asked by President H u ­ man to expand tha Air Force to J41 wings by mid ■ 1955. Other bills passed and sent to the White House Saturday in eluded: I _ A $1,015,000,000 measure In finance the State, Commerce and Justice Departmenti. I — A bill lo Increase Soda) Security and public assistance pay­ ments by about 540 million doOare ■ year. 8 — A manure guaranteeing the government will euppqrt prices of cotton, corn, wheat, rice, tobacco and peanuts at K 14 19 30 8 2 18 1 S eupport will meet the eupreme test of the roll calls, and what will fall away 7 figures In tha column* reflect Ihe claims made by manager* of the nomination contendere, end n neutral appraisal of unpledged delegatee. Pin a sheet, of light* ISUiA / 10 It 10 it •I1INHOWU ANO TATI Oil SOA! IS jam the corridors of the Conrad Hilton Hotel In Chicago, while members of the Republican National Committee debate the seating of the delegates from Texas After about three hour* of debate, the group voted SO to 41 to accept Sea Robert A. Taft’s proposal giving lit* Ohio Senator 33 delegatas against IS for Qen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The general's force* declared they would a y appeal the ruling to the Credentials Committee. (/nlernallonfil) G.O.P. Platform (I'M Ilis e l rr*«t raee people behind the Iron Curtain and expansion of assistance to friendly nations, Including a stepped - up program of student exchange. 4. Favor lower tariff* as long as they dJd not endanger Ameri­ can workers' jobs or industry's sta­ bility. The platform builders thus neared the end of a long struggle to complete a campaign structure mostly of triangular planks. One side bid far voter support In the November general cleclion. The other two sides generally ap­ peared shaped and polished lo mlrror the views of either Klscnhuwer or Tall. Miillkln continued lo push a spe­ cial drafting stalf day aud night Ity through 1034. 4 — A bill hiking peusions for an estimated 160,000 retired federal employes, 5 — An appropriation bill provid­ ing 76 million dollars tu run Con­ gress Itself. Despite some prolusts about members voting themselves an indirect salary Increase, It wont through with a provision allowing senator* and representative! tq de­ duct for Income tax purposes Ihe first $3,000 of their Washington liv­ ing expenses. behind closed doors and amid closely-guarded secrecy. He wanta no premature leaks. Nevertheless! other members of the committed disclosed that only a civil rights plank needed to be hammered into position. A subcommittee led by Mrs. Mildred Younger, attractive youth­ ful delegate from California, split 4 to 2 upon what Republicans should propose. All six opposed a compulsory fed­ eral program or commission to halt racial and minority discrim­ inations. . liul Mrs. Younger snd threfi ineiiiherx suggested a voluntary federal commission with power Ic investigate state and local condi lions in this field and make m ununendatlons. This was expected to appeal lo Negroes and other minority groups. Two committeemen Insisted the federal government should leave such matters to state and local ac­ tion. Compromls* treatment was r*< ported by subgroups on Ihe touenyquestUins uf government fsrm price programs and labor mtnSgement relations. Initial reports from the farm plank group indicated movement away from rigid govemmant price supports and strong federal con­ trols. _________ c llttiulrinx only SPARK T IM E and »nmll Investment. xci I'd w h i -t iTiffxi— *** k"is e«sSise.eslvst 1 Id hi*, lalllsl l»v*«l*wel <tulr*a Hall) M rs iH I. Thereallerw e will Hiatal itia with llaaarlae a* *» #XS,000 t*f *aManama la a ra*lflr arunla* 11*14. tm eaalllr r » » mast ha near *» ■a*, earataaaallr lava la! I« | l » t rcmmaallK aa! Oa nhla la «t*»4 a Mela ahevaatar aa! aiaOtl lavaatleatlaa. Wa ramela'a'r aalahilah tha haslaaM lar a»a an! Si. the atitar.lalae. t « have aa rant, aa atavhaart, aa! aa enisle.***, Patana salaatad wilt *« «v< salUae— ■•»** aa aveamaaa— ia.i tha haaaatr la atv* as e !*!• roaal le 41*141** aaa eialll*. II >aa raa **Mlllr> wMla datalla. lailaSla* phaaa aa. la Box T , e/o Herald. We Are Overstocked In The Following Item* \ Special Pricea For A Limited Time Gypaum Fibered Plaster Per 100 Lb, Rag $|.1Q Guaglng Plaster Per 100 Lb. Bag $1.10 Keenes Cement Per 100 Lb. Bag $1.10 Finish Lime Per 50 Lb. Bag Rock Lath ,N Per 100 Sq. F t £00 THE ABOVE PRICES CASH ON DELIVERY ivantton staff men tol DEALERS FOB PHILLIP CAREY CEBAMO ASBESTOS SIDING FHA REPAIR AND REMODEL LOANS NO DOWN PAYMENT su m *T * * * T a n d u a t l e u am e tsuluck �flPU w *fj(l 1"*-^i >*■***w!t '■raree7 *i*r: IIIK I K Y O U D O N ’T i t«*nj- lit Jim II cloudy , 1.rough \k*,inv-J.u A f. night mil mumitti tin ■t»r ” •»- *^i i . . n t i i in ilttii.miii ihunder- tM ilti your 3*nluid litre Id, CHj Delivery. by 7 :<MJ P. M., pitas* cell Y ELLO W CAU 1444 i... <i ■' i V O L U M ie x x x x i i i West Berlin To Bar Roads • To Red Zone Ktitnlilhht-d 11108 AN s A N F o m i, I N D I J - K M l F . N ’T i i .u u i u a j i i i .y r, - . in Vhsih c it iil m .v j I C re d e n tia ls R E R U N Ul — The West Berlin lly government decided iunii;M to lockade all roaih leading litlo the surrounding Russian mni> to prevani kidnaping* by Hit- Cum munisti. Tha decision (.dinned I In* avl/urc earlier today of o l-u,luig unti Communist lawyer. Hr Walter Lima, tvlio was kidnaped uml rur ried lulu the Soviet Zone ami.I huh lira. The poliee department Inline diataly asked fur an Increase In il* force to prevent a recurrence “ Mayor E m i t Reuter's Cabinet want further than the police dr pirtnient dainamted, and decided to barricade all streets Hut lunch on the 90 • mile Soviet lonal border. The head of tha economics de 1 v& C o m m it­ te e A p p i o v e f i im n iis lv ria te -i i Mi For UnanD e le S e n a to r t Hit u«i I t 1 I.i* I i t.lt.tDjK i HMkiiiilt I Ia-. I .*v Will'll IHMlIlilillli *> •»* * ‘ I Hit* |II IS I Al l I till it1.1 • ' dlliM at D.i 111 |i 11.i,. Ail N i Di-lull 1 till VI'lll iml I IllN .|» at |al»* k’ 4 % UMlt Ij. lf. .I "*11' * H *' M*, ,t1.11. j 11 *altiiii.il 1 ' 1(1 •Mill . at . fi t ! I iMu o iatM .r- A I .n Demo Chairman Gives Stand On R I '••lit i I ,iI it. t li i h« . .r.r. f State Will Divide 58 Million Dollars ^Among 67 Counties v v ¥- 11 Commissioners ( oonly iMiiscum Study Appraisals McH Thursdnv On I’Yenrli Avenue furrent ®P*r.V,0B* Vd P‘- n Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack TriSr NL LeaiJs 1-0 In l»t On RobinHon’HHomur I V ,l e ■ r i* |> . M l ) <i'i i .ft .i i. .i i v tur i •ii F ii.. if* ni-! tm' »Im l ............ . fur It. •! i* M I . i . tin M .ihiint » lit •fire |‘ •.« I- I (Ml 1 >1 1ill Lnlce Brantley Road Halt Deplored By Group Of Ciiizona -i ii ihdterI *1.1 ..I i*t * i|eI t * I K it Id i iiirn it I - I M.I II di It 4.« lit . am* .1 hr .« hi i lie i r *"■ nh si i .1 iiciiMii *1*011 iii itiM till la I I’ - | tilth tii *I ...ll 11 i ..li kaill till 1 h, •|| tt. i tid | 11|| litti 1 . .iii. ■t tit .1 lit hlifrl llrss tll 1lar l i l t 1 . » Mil" - •1 a1kill ■.' '■1 'I- Is*, 1 1II .i 1 My - lli'l If 4Ml l,t II kS'- , hiivt ■ i rat Dm It, IM kkIII! 1 hull r| IM t .MM«• • .IlMkv 1 a *t llv*‘ kill l# Im IMs iii* ilk. it •♦•“ I I* fC*1111 11 * III lit. t i.lr t ii a r mi mil , h ■i .i . n , ill* Mm 'fnnkr i.thh I i County Considers Two Forest City Ro*id Proposals .1 «ll It \ • i .iii A in n S.I'.'N I*11 IV Wiil ! I*. I il l**< I I’ttiini .es I ’ll 1. 1.1 i I I f 11n .. i . i t s II M e I s N . l i n e d ; d ire iti- hi l*t hr ’.ail i l lliv i »•. .1 .i I n If* I hr V**ii . I ill il I lien allU l;atom \ ldt.hr Lhal Ihr M* > I IUI i oilli ’liliit Full 1,1 idI in i in it *I I ai Li * i Fliit idu Mi lt’ hu IkiJ 11 t- lit I ells n o n hijlolJ 1 i •• I lf I hilt a an spit I in.H 4 I • ! %•IIt I ul I .iiMpAi fuel'll fits i Hull III Alit' I...I 4 I 1 'l.llltil i 1 ...... •Ml A lull util I i L Imhih of I lit* i '* . ■ Mi «i*|t height il N u t la.11 a ( 1 o i l Id ir e I Whhl* u t Mi 1 iin.i . ' ii»l nl u It li T • Ilit' Vii|»' m ,w nil Lime o as attacked by tnree men I'll. IV I aot 1-1III dll' Ain1 fI' ihortly after he left his home In a "ml Lilli Li i idult i" It ud* I ' t i l l i ll! I •" liiMI I ,»I I LI Ihe American serlnr He was I li «■ ll u ,, . ill • I d- I •> .altd dl • » dragged Into a car which drove ftp.il III ml. .1 11V I . *iii II «4*11 1 limdd il ih |' ii II taiM VI. ' Mill ^ 1 high speed Into Ihe Soviet Zone lieti.ill .d m. I ll i and"i It I' I4|I d ' I I V Several people ttlio noticed the I ii. | ut I.. tdd. tl ' ' • HIM * ' *,M*t» kidnaping and pursued the cur .. ., I t 1,1 !. . t-I. M i IL C mjit» K. II, NS. IiId, CutmimitiiiiiK Officer itf the *1 «u I■<* <uvi!!*- Nnvitl A m iUanve ( T u l, 4-1 »*iat«u| ilu* I A•i - I 11a.* Ml were shot at. i i tii Im hit * II.*’ ll fl­ it H •Mi' 1li! LijM M•1,• 1 .n , , k 1( * vv;*a kMletl The kldnuprrs threw hundreds n( IJi»tiitKui*lte<l Flying Cluta jm»thhh|uny«ly to I t 1Jir > tViJIum IL- jim .11j rik I. .11 ll <1*>( a 1 1 n I m| *1 I Hr 1...... nails out of their cor Uin- of the i" ' ' 8fl,';.,1nt,f r 11i,‘ ......... 1 h“ * ‘ 1*‘ **' IA Ida w Mi \\ 1•» I llifh i’w Mini Itii! illllUull, ! itiii' h 1 I 1■*uli" » i fall I" 1st PI .Mil * %1I Hi •11ll 11 it , IsChU’Yl? ui* •* .( Jihihih 1 punning curs had lo give up the hy U-"' A Kimball, i w i . U i y ..I tin- Navy, w a- a AvUdtrl .n I . I f , ■1 t *H . tH*i GtD HilllCtl lull ‘" I f. chate when u tire was i.inuturcl '•< aeiiui flight a> pilot ol a hgliit. plu..« in I'lgi'iv 1 S.iua.iu.ii tVl, u k j . I.v.I i . 11, i SS il.m »dt» " . ,7 1.1 iiuii in •t ti i. .,1 •til lie miii t•(i When tlie car (nntaining the kid Hun.ni# Htcluid, in action against siieioy furc«> in Ik0.<« m, >.,■ in. it<fti I t M«io « , < , -,<u Sl.«nff . 1 ..I 1.4 (ui 1 iti Oi 1y.,1. naped olfidal reached the border u " ‘1 ' , l *- *’■ A. Maro of Sanfoiu It VI* .(lrth‘1 I' I II'M|4 I Hie Communist "people’s police" 1 <11.. I I *i*f ul til*’ IHiiSa ti railed the barrier and lei tlu< car '(it 1 it » 11 |m*Li,i I h v .1 t 1‘ ill th I* I' tin'll III' nil ti M Wl lev tr.ll I I till filcente plate \|. .Mil I Id lilt 11' sill hill* ' IH The West llerltn Free Jnrlsla Is iiitii»iii till 1111111 11nt h <1 hui an organi/aliun nf deinocraiic luiv (.1.1 1-1.II Irtlrf a III k mall III I'i I'lip y«r» which atlcmpls to keep lulu 1 hai 11** 11til ha hl’.ruhms. i on whul la going on In Kusturn I fuf 4 1•<h liltal 4 a1III ll IIII«*' h\ Germany, particularly concerning it ui** i .tlay ujiht ltl the ilr* i i<m Highlights nf the ir.-enl Amrl tha legal rtghli nf Ihu population. Ini t ii'r i*l hv i 11•'* ()+*11*r1ti IJ atimial lean Legion Roy* Plate piugram i ummllUv M(m li al n mi.mi Earlier today, the French an/ -v r f ai In Tallalltitsee were todsy nut Ihp.’i’ U I41 m al thf’ Spiilus \lcv nouncad that tha Itiisslana had I O t h e r U l h r e r S A l s o llnvd to Ihr Linn- Club by film ut.ilt 1 I'loup I In* V4th* taiKiMi nahhad oua of their high officials, la F l e e t e d A t M e e t i n j ', nf the five hoys who al I ended, hi Nr’.MMii a nckk ihjt.it lui •• Hammy Jacobson, Joe llnleliismi .long Jaan Banolr. « . ha atfolled along L a s t N j g | ,t A t J|m !h •4»ll\**11(0)11 IlKHMfllklUI. ■iisrs.l. .I "No |i.i ■I y I., iiioiio) Wesley 1luti.il and Te riy 1'01 dell Ih* Soviet joiiu I border and held I' . (idi* il *1 wi’ip ly.lci 4 »*'L i-lv n'l t 11(is \ 1It liiigr'iV I M They were Introduced tiy Jack /AHm In caidivlty for 24 hours. tM iU L. salt! tv -HH 1. 1 Sff.i ( * [ r.v iA<ht> ' ftrni^H It, Z, Jnfmsuti Jr., vrletan of MairUmi who .prrttilej. Two tfroitp* 4»f Kfirchi i lt> i•t •• sliii i jI ih« v dial *!111a"1 J hi uin Hi'll *'ai n a tla v 'in I *k»i fn (1»i i" Hi. Mne*. 4A, lu ona of,Jim leading Ml Inti - Communist lawyers of Wind Win Id War If, wa» elacted comTwo new luinnbsrs weir tndurt •"tv mviM'ii* 1111st |•1111111Mi l * flu .............. I'v iii*a r4uti4ikk.il 1 miii hid *n i 11h* Nalitiii-iI 1 •■li\ I’111(Hi L<j mandar of the Sanfuid Host fill, ed as ’’cub Lions", I. ii Clerk. ■>•n*I- in ihul mum lufm «■ a i- iinii 1i'i* nl il 11mi 1lit,' l.r.l kkciH Etrlin. Ho haa bean In charge of Itih .'I Ih im*i f j i ■* in compiling record* on 1-0011011110 the American Legion, at a well Goodyear Service munngei hom, nf 1In* rimtUy L I- ilv .1r 11 \ It'll ill* M Ih’liTt |k|i h"’all* hi If ut tended meeting last night. uml Grady fiiim-aii. (nnn.-i ell, •In* I Hint 111ill41* fitiliay. 4)|i»* *'fiiU| (Hire 11 'uni fm 'I m- 1*•I*** I*‘iI (ali* (i ( 4k4 - 1(I - 1•11vI crimes by the Kasl Communist re­ Mi. Johnson, who succeeds .1 lioilillng inspeelm uml now IniM I ♦•■•I (1v \1t (1tcg Mi l »-e!it li in gime In deflatin' of (iuriiun law .if ill h *1. h(*Jih*il I d 4r.11 4I*(Ml fr -l dll’ |t ills kirk . lienvcr Cordell as commando., linr code iiinsnliaiii wiih Hie Nu Is frit Ii.|< I lit j Iv lilt* f Villi li t4 l|l •( I III' (*I'll I »M f*14’1fM11 ht.il II.’ till Im tin M ill I.mill.1 1 Mumifiii I n i n s k.erved In the Infantry in both Fu fill litII III! stffill t s* till t l'«|« HI Oil IiPinli il Ms j! uh it dll h.n HU' 1 vkill (,<il IK 11 * 111k iope and the South i'aclfic. He is no.lallon- They Were linlm-tud 1w •li** sSa111111111'> S(ii iun'%*! "mi a* t i <i; In itii Hit1 lit In' *1* In a hand 11« *'i III' ' Hi III* n said clerk for the Atlantic Coast Di-itilcl Goveumi llemy Wltle M11V I ilii NY It pi IIII H1 \ Ntatr I . I (Hit l i t 4TSs•-1 III ( i l l ill hv ill* Line Itailroad, and has been cm Ml. lium-iin wu-i 9|inuioird hv h if i<1\ ll i lit I he litlmr. whuRi* *j*4i) i-Yiimi lliui-i iiMMiiij ISi imhllt in VllUM' ployed by the railroad since IU!I7 . Iim brother, Hugh Ihim-mi, and Mi "Hi |I. 4 ’ Wd*I( 11 r'llSUI 11 .f O' |MI ’ till* lilt ' i'i ll hi S'|Mill* (ll |>Hk li III .all ktjs I 1. J. l .ill.' 411 M Active in the I'ust work he lias Clink by Clyde llamsey. I uriM*! l uKa* AiNtlrliiy, rk| tw > li*h*i il» m ■*n •4h'4 li’d thi 4nai.il missed only one meeting since Humuiy Jacobson tpuiisored in M'tfltft I |(i|I I il W ruillllliNBii 11 'll *4Milk ll III IH!* IIM’sIlMK hr 1(1 **'ri fit.nit. ft* lit «l • irittiilic c v r m Th I Joiitlnc the Legion. Ilrcanlly he the Klks Gllih, tnlij nf lioumloo- 1NURMi! Wot k <*»» n nimi ............ flaplift III’ 1Mill I’llth'tl 111 ll mil* 1.1 I 4 Mv or * Mil li aiklry U nUnMne ^tn^ Inlll^lln J u V l l wn ulrCt*,J t,lu ,l*ed of tllU Legion itn-ldenla of tlie liip Ini luding lln- mount! I.a!.** Hi«mll»*\ In ill- V 1111" Malr ihtl^k, itc nl Ihe ‘ |'eh'* 11.1it.' m Ik1a*I'i*1 »* In* * m I ill v 1 ( Lei' will 1 * !* ■ II '" L*m5 n n s 0 t-m lnu ^ 17,000 , ji-nj,. Association, He Is mauled, hoy who got rick sin ok lug a clgai l.M liuii \l t h 4 ail ft I'lshm Ml III* 1HIM Mill 11ll I •iii onn ulft 117 lor Ida mnntlrH for i u , rhlldi*m uml livw* ■! ii*l Hr ilricilhrd the Ilip as sis join •"*f r i i v nrvii In lie nl••|«(*>i*11 Hill l!l It ll A Ik J I I'lllvf* I I’d I»S‘|I| Mi 1III liuv* 1,1 tI'I * I l| . I! tl ....... \Jr. VV**i1 i n illi -l t|iat al t |*i publje achool a_uj>port this yeor , - r A v .n u l |t Ii Ik*11*I ' packed days of enjoyment. ( al v 1 mii e riiMfUtuf tin' i inmniNnk. n In i School Supl Thniuus l>. Ilnilcy 1'i 1 t*‘1*1 I *|'»'l *♦1 in M >iilf'limc 1k Cither officers elected were Describing tin- social activities Hint's'll l»» «|i» WUlK i»n till fit;**! M l. 1h.i|irt I'ulai|».« ((ink III** (|i .1,4 MO 4I1I1 certified that amount to Comnlr.il Joe Hutchison, who was Jiiycn |n>viiliiik( pntprity ownfi h »'• 1?*11*1 (ni flip ‘ |» nh'v L»t litui II*' \| 1 I ll Ift Im' (‘ ' George May loir v. Uml vice comlar C. M. Gay us Ihe orcllmlimry lit ki'll" ■ I " (hi it Hi 1 I .1H» (Hi sponsored, told Ilf the “woiulertnl tiiNiuier; Gordon Frederick, seron.i lilt (ll ll MI ’s I ishcr 4 liam’ril llcl calculation of Ills* flute's cwnlrllni Ista-li1l.il liMliilll t( , , *11i'il Ih 111*11 luiri' 11 |»u| Hun til 011' f t 1 11(Ti Ii 1him limn 11•*t>M1*11r *•n hi <I Him il Ml h* ('"» kith f.f'MH Mill tloni fo ihu county school Kyatem vlre commander; Kugene Stovall, lime swimming in I nko Rarlnn. v 11 viiic*' I'li I It** hut’li ti r1■I tin third vice ronntiHUiler, it. W. purtk-ipatiug in a n ut in melon cut * 1 ii' 1 1 1 »,»'* 4 | '" 1 * 1 Ik * ’I!k ill’ll’ill i III 1 1 1 IH for the 1932 31 year. - MU* Him hi ml Ii li' 1 aH tiim| |l« IN**** |*f I III*■iC |tf ll|>4*|I V <'IVII* I I I .... . Ililt. 4 Mn III 1C a It (a- |2,boo,ooo ntnru than state lienne was re-elected finance offi­ ling, and nttumlmg the Uovrriiuir u lii'fi \h»v iflYcm iui"l O111I vt,m1k «ii bill* I *a-111e« I fill'll Ih'IIMU *( IfIII ( ftMl ll *1" *' 14 **m( 4itk*yii ilii I' mair I w«) Hall, anil dainiiig with young Vtonlribution* last year, and It.982. cer. B, A. Monfortnn was re-elected ladies who had just ui lived fm flu' 1find hiiil luu'h ilKroiiUnnt il. 000 last than the 1931 legislature I'fu* niinulMN nf ihi«t n r r i iiu* chaplain, and f’apt. Kerle T. Girls Hlata. appropriated for this year. Audltora for the Department of Luu.-ks was re-elecle.l historian. Wesley llauiil, eiiole* of tin v’ n i' Ira 11 l*v O. I*. Ih'rtnlon, f'h'il Education and comptroller’* office A. Dave Itruwn was elected ser­ Lions, thanked tlie club fur Om nf (tic rouri, uml it waa n **ul« t A H H u ris H iiM i 10 estimated the state will have to geant at arm*. honor of attending Roys .Stale, and hv H r , Ihulii t lint Ihi* <’ominipay out about 2 mllllmi dollars Named as members of the ex­ •old of OutHtlimling talks by lluak ■loners ................... iln-lr artion < ■ InKincrrned only with llm 'J1 Itaa than tho Legislature allowed ecutive committee were Commend- Campbell, Col. II. N. Kiikiuan, whan It appropriated 117 millions rr-rlect Johnson, George Mevburv, Legion Dspartiiiwnt Commandai mile load to I eke llrnnlli ., not Ilia addilioiial I )l III mile eioiind for the biennial minimum foiinda ,1, Denver Tordell and K. W, Frank Felsone ami Governor Wat I lie N » ...... "I* . ' 1 Git The e'Itv t’olnliilsslon ye»leida\ Hon achool fund. It It wen et the 2 'y mile melt. Deane Named from the floor were 1*11. . . i n -ii «.ll Del iioiiii gave fmlliei "llldy In uml I D -1 ,,.. . » I \ That la all aavng* from Ihe ap Joel Field, Jim Singletary, John Gist the mail was stopped. in, ,< i fini>-iluv • )< .»■ ► ' ut t 'to in Methods of carrying on elections , p|t( isI ^ I - , made til 11 line,- man £f>roprlatloii The 3 M» million* extra Pierson, Jama* Renton and Lynn In the mythical cities and counties "T ild e aie no many roads so iinunllee, of inupeilv needed In Gie ,'Ullfuld W n n uin' 1 tub I " !'• • -n n ip not b^,apenl, evnk thoiigh Lyon. uf Roys Htate were described by much worse off than yours," mini •iliTiei-tiun with tight nf wav fm feet lie ui gum •ill nit. .ml aI ' appropriated, oecause elate allocs, Holected as delegate* to the Terry Cordell, choice of Klwaul*. Mr. Dodd, "Timm am doiens uml 'lie widening ami iiniiroverueiit ol fnrthei plt.lm f <i * i n .u p Gn: vi.1 lions ara determined by strict ap­ state convention were Capl. Kerle He enjoyed using voting machines, "I . . i'i.. . . i l I L . . i y ■ d.iteiis uf load* and famll'e* lo rtt-nt-l, \ venue t.v Go Statu, lint tmlile plication of a formula In Ihe law. T , t.nucka, executive committee­ he said, and recommended that (he county to h<* considered. Hunfi.i.l f.'i G.i- >iy. w hich I- hi lelaved fm It.-i action 01.til I n Lait year, the atate'a contribu­ Hanford purchase sums. Commissioner II. It. I'ope relate.! lay night when otl.e. |.«tlio«nt numr-ul .-. M. • I • II.M.i.dllai tion waa (819,000 lea* then the ap- men of the nth District, Command* Member* of Ihe local club and that hu had drivuu over th. roa.l Uta l.luV he pieseiite.l mi l tu.lsi er ,lohn»on. Cent. Loucks, I . F. ' proprlatlon are Invi’ed to ultetid Ihu and had fuund only three In five | |,„ A l t ' " lull*in e •- newn*. »n May.11 W II ilieinpsi. wlii Of the (38.317,000 tentatively set flnvle, M, N. Cleveland Jr,. Voile wive* new Cesselher.'y Lions Club's Mu,. :■I ul a III. elm in Gu. .. ..... ir this year, 144,171000 ta for Will Ism* J r „ J. D. Cordell end initial ladle* nigi’i ptograin on the houses on Its entire length, Slot tiled the spe. is) me. line in Go an'a i lul. .......... i n ' w ' upe of otilalulng action In time •ra* aalarlei, (J.tw.ooo for Joel Field, past district command­ night uf July 17, It was announced nun., el all toward Ihe end of It. M n In er. Mr. West reiterated Dial the i i te.suhu.lt Gie apprat ah In* ul the 1 . 1 1 ... i l "I M. e. j I bus transportation, 13 030, Mi The five bnv* who recently at­ bv Jack Morrison. Commissioners had originally ha C.iliuly Commission today, Itnrinill win. p.e iih'l until It.mmlllui wav iiun.e I teinporarv Two visitors were welcomed, ,TOO,W0 for c onstruction and othar tended th - I eclon sponsored Roy* .Stanley Taylor, Gravenhurst, O n­ agreed lo complete the entile load. 1"tinted out that the • v had s.*nl ' fit*f* In Tallahaasee told of their liicluiiing (lie part round Ihe lahe, Gin nppi nlsuls to th- Cotintv . haiimaii. school principal, end O. (J. Thu g 11iu,) <1,1 ii ■ted I “ lies' Hlhoiil giving tlivm uppi.ivul, , j gal the sjeta'i 88 million dol- evne'lence*. These were Wesley tario, and noted (hat a different Infle. Walton of Jacksonville. llruckeiii Idau, mii..n:«r “ f Gu U » tna countlea ntuat pvt up (IT ,- Ifemll. iponaord by the Mon*; Joe (ion In the reeding of (he minutes ,.i.d that Ihu county contmlsslni. ftvmlu.de Cminl i i l.umln-i “i WOOD. Actually, they will almost Htitchlaon choice of Ihe Jeyceesj could produce a different meaning - ra felt that the CMy (humnls'liin ( “ il.ilnerCK, 1“ lirg.illule wlG. Mi> H IM , FOH KTHHKIJ, match tha Male fund. iioul.t uppfi.vu thues, a l'llng Gist Tommy Speer, who was hacked bv In conformity with hi* own idea M O N TG O M E R Y . Ala. tit - Hen Tba Increase thla year la largely th- Rotary rhibj Te rrv Cordell, Richard Giarwlbu th* Giitinly would tuil Carula Senfoi.l Dow, daughter U. Kunell of Oeorgla will of Ilia action of th* Commission ll.v Gelleiul, In whose t.nne in due to Increased, enrollment*. The -•lerted by Klwanls and Hammy get ,/tlslilnr (hem. ers. II* asktd Mr. Herndon to re­ Deihy. Culill Ihe lliouiy It linw the first nomlnalion (or I'reil O. W. Mpsncsr, atliuiiuy, up Jacobson, inon'ored by th- Like. mini at (he National Democratic read (ha minutes with this olhsi It.,.,veil. Commander Cordell presided at Cnnvenlion, say* Alabama's Sen Inflection. This, however, was not i are.I rspri-santiiiK Jim Hpsn.ui, The ci,llt-tdi,>n nit'li,du* ‘J.fiim -wnsr of thu An./ur Inn, Krmi.it books uf the Grinnal, J.ulrilll.gth - meatlwf and will remain in Lister Hill. done, ivsnuu and Iht, Dtland.i Highe«lce until *he inatellation, the Mr. West uoiidu.Wd hy noting work* of sculpt ni e. uml vernal Hill, who It chairmen of the Ala­ date of which ha* not yet been bama delegation, gave Ruaaell that hi* nsrsuuai sniharrennisnt as ■v*y, which will hav* (o hu moved prirvlev* pisevt of liiHi.fuv fuim if the Ntu(e Hoad Department ((.'<iattaH«e ua I’sas Two) announced. The meeting followed assuranca during hit visit her* lure, all collect*.! doling Ins »• < plans are carried out. Mondky. a s'looer. vice ill thu diploiHUtic toipv ll. Mrt Spencer r*.|u*il*.| lhat In Ha aald Alabama, drat on the State Commander Frank F tlEm up*. *• matter bow far away Gie eppralisli (hat c.niihlcratlon -n o - will he guest on Mondev rnllcall, will yield fo Oaorgia so Th* nucleus of G.u collection i m home yon may go on yen' *.r given (u the loss .if tils una of to he the fomiluir and piucus night, J n l r 91 , when the Post will Russell’s name can be placed ‘n vacation you ran readily cateh Gia property, which lie maintained, art given l.y Mrs. Dow to Ihu ri. have • fish fnr, It was ennounetd nomination. ip on the homo town newa by * as not in (he apprainal. of .Sanfi.nl sumu ycur* ago ut. l by Adjutant Jams* Singletary. By RALPH HKIIN.HTKIN ’’41** the Hanford HeraM The reesnt appmltals were now kept in thu Woman's Chib S A LV A TIO N A R M Y SHIRK PARK, Philadelphia LB— you return. Yon can or* A home league family night Jackie lloliliiRun'a home run bent madu by a threa man coinmitlee (base pieces uru in thu custody of 1 with yot*r carrier hoy, or H OYAI. ARCH MA«ONH program will be held tonight at Ihe National Leaguers olf In a I of realtor* appointed hv thu City tin. DA It ut piesenl The City l.u, igh Cherlla Mnrrleon. e lm Monroe Chanter No. 18 , K.A.M, 7:00 o’clock at Salvation Army to 0 first • Inning lead over the Commission and Including Ray­ spent ( 31)0 to ri'c.nolilion Ilium. - manaver. hr talephoninp will hnM lie bl-mnnthlv meeting headquarter!, and families are In American League today In the inib mond 31. Rail. Claude A. WhldThe museum idea was approve! have yonr regular la *t B'OO n'clo-V tnnlcht f t Masonic vltsd. The program will include annual All - Star game played in dun, Hr., and Howard Favllle. at this first meriting by City C’ooi Commissioner Ramlull Chase mivilonwr ituudull Cl.asu and v u . 1 Herald eared for H"H. The Mark Master deeree rtaraei, end Capt. William Whlto 1 steady rain. Robinson's Kiiuah •dll be confsrred, High Priest A. will maka a short davotlonal talk, into the uppar lad field stand* pointed ..ui that proper consider­ urged by Father Anthony M. Family rente off American League Startur ation should be given in aoprai- Cowan of All Houle Catholi.*. Ramsay ureas all Royal Arch "What (he American Needi.” Ralraahmsntt will be Vic Heschl of tha New York Yan­ ««l* to compensate for loss of Lutl- CChurch, O. P, Ilsindon, C. It. Mason* to attend.. ssrvtd. nsie. Dawson, Mrs. Fru.l Williams, and kee* Fori set Rrscksnrl.lgu, Tlie game's start wa* delayed P I L O T M E E T PfiH TPONKD N FW STAMP SLATED T W 4 W 1 CODING T O If. R. fo minutes by rein. Tha regular business masting Mil,AN. Hal* I* — Art'iws Tm ceWASHINGTON Wi - Tha Poll V OF C MEET and board meeting of the Pilot n'nl l-a v -s tonight hv alrlln-r for Office Department said Monday ACHERON DEPARTS Tilt Roald of Dirurtor* of thu Y"Hr nn a business frlp. Ra proposed apecial 8-rent item lit special 3 cent stamp RAO PAULO, Uratil LB -— Com Club, scheduled for 8 : 0 0 o'clock Chumbsr nf •eld th# noted enod'iptnr to commemorate Ihe Sooth ennf- Plating a B day good will visit In tonight, ha* been postponed until Ruminate Comity »Ko*'t two w-*v* In variant of the priming of Ihe Gu Brail), U. R. Secretary of Hlala July 23 when it will be combined Commerce will meet tonight ut tanbar | Bible will have ita Aral Dean Acheron left by pU m today with the-picnic at the home of 8 : 0 0 o'clock at the City Hall, .lac'. Hail, president, announced today. day a tale la Washington Sept. 80. to return lo Washington. Mr*. R. M. Ball in Lake Mary, Lions (Tuh Hoars lt(’l>nrt On R<»n‘nt Legion Hoys State . N ii W iii' Gen. Eisenhower Appeals For Peace Among Republicans; Pro-Taft Floridians Seated Flying CrosH Awarded Johnson Named Commander Of American Legion i in . . i............ i *mper»- III! I I M il 1 N F W S IW I'K II f •* . ____ _ irK s iu v Barricade D e c i s io n F o ll o w s Kidnaping . O f French Official By. Commie Group P. U K A TIIK It .......dhill, • a«f Mttl.t Kit* •i' dii . ti . 1 I al s-al 1 D, i.i (ho tIM11 I *( | I' 1 hi i lk Ml .11 ( 1 .ii. nu1. Mi . n i th'l IH > . ...... Coni'IOSS Voles Alomic l>i!limis Then Ad journs aP ||| I .III 1 11 K 'l•.lit 4 v I • 11 ‘ 1ill l| H > ! 11 1’ 1 . 1 ( v. V. \ ll , ei. .11 K ’fl ( !. ♦\ r 1 • ,1 till 1 i. Itn* IH till ......... . , . N. It III. f kith Mil •‘iiiji Miiir kl.f "t 1 lit Mil 1 till'(All1 ilii I'i* I*' n tu-*i v \ nl In 1 i *t1 i li fho r nf .nl.. . I \ t •M -Min - |*i itillsj t. .1 M.. . 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I*k|| Hi 1 'll 1 III,' *•'<» I- I- a1 ftl fill J- t,111H ll \k ,n 1*(( V '1 1 '1111I'I nf If,, ‘ || Hi 1 inf ll tfi i III t ht (It t ! *I.tll Uf Ml •Mnlnm 1 lit! 1 n| l MV ii Mill itn *•*It'll Ilf Mli'n 1 « .till (IM i-'ll III 4*4’ 1 -*4 (uin h i iMi n|t. r «t.sl ■t (ni Mi* .t 1, ImiI m » n .1 It mill Im (.. .!• Mlt i j I *1 it 14*''rf" I I -1 I11 *I 'M|»I VV 1I H|« It I In. I il. Mr nl || 11f14 (Hill I if I ,IM It) l l ( In- D l Is i I *1111 r 1**kU’ll 4 |K*t . il I * Mti Im ) S riliil jiul II III fie ,| Inn.I (til *'Hi 11*Ml I-»M nf III it* hIimIL It*I' |a11 t! M \ \*•n I'fllk \11 •11 y.* .11 mill ill* lilt It.I ill1 . I'IMl (111-|II'I I in .... Illllil Mill till! 4nl.ll m -I*. elT4U>Ik111 III i 'ilM'iHHl 11V III*- unit •*I (I'M (H k I'd Mi* v<ur IIg m itl A Hlc Mu |■11.ftl XilvdllTV wn, i, Mi.’ .Mi .lmi) lltiiiN*' Di I tiitimll n (ih h n> I j* i* nil .•M fclunitfll** 1**1 * Hu un a nl a*, jiinn ' l I mi £>m Di i|Mlinh nf I*■<fa-r •1 t i III. I knits .1 lift ('d«r t***»l MHHIHI |1*1 Mill III!''hill’d Itlsll hlk AllL-kl Iii i in( 11 Inf ui(. "linin' l>*’ Imll I iJlIlii V M M tl‘ U N ‘1 MU IN .t I I H ‘. Diruclor Wultm 1 Kuyu ol ti.o U' A' i III il. I . i Aiouinui.i InipioVr-iiiulil i oi 111I Inn said ilo l.unl ,.lm i ,o - i. il* I ' mm t. on |u ,| ,i u,l-.-i u i u.niumunda alcoholic l.e w r u g c lust year os lion- from the I' S surgeon GenIhev ill.l t it II things lliey weui - r >t' tdli.'u H i - < ,.n m .... - I i-paitiiu-nl ...I III t . 1.1 CV-TV -Islet lilt Ilu, tultll k(o,'duj i'i l i <>“.. *on was sp.nl -n ni litulion , l.u an.iii ,loiici them, liqttor win- and bear, an trerun** not no Irti- now ' >,pi-r..Got! one. of 33U tin lor i ii-iy mull, w.muii II- ",i.t Gt.-v I. ol nm min probjlid cl,lid m tin- r-.nmiry l-oi . ,,f , iftino uml ll, it statu M tin' same tm.e uii.iiii * Ini fio*|tllulirulloii didn'i seem to lia ... 4 r , » * Ltnnih. S IL.I * 44 oit(. .|itItr t). .IHi , ll. linns was t pent tnr shoes and I'NUC_ vs_ 'l l !* cloltlln J li V i: A It O L D K I L L E D Allan Hi.iv, IL’ year old soli “f Mr. and Mrs, W, C. Rule, died Gils afternoon us Gie result of injmief lecelVril when lie was bit l.y ull i iitoui.ihllu while riding his bi­ cycle on th- Orlando highway Hear tlie County Home, lie was i.romntnccd (lead upon anival ut t'ei nul.l -1 uugldou Memorial Hos­ pital. Mrs. F. E. Cooper Hanford was reported to bo tbs ililvtr of tl.e automobile that hit the hoy. iMowc Time Table R ITZ •'iihlf Hrw d” 1 : 0(1 - J: 15 - 1:35 - tl:20 - B: 10 10:00 HOMELAND "Raiinsrlme” 7 : 13, feature 8 : 12 , last comolvts show 9 -1(1 Pit A Iltt E L A K E " i ’rida nr St. Louis’* 7 15 • 10 30 "Th* Crooked Way" 11:30 only n/VrY 'V.’.v; J'(*"VI';'* -J ' ,,.v ■w 'Li-aa: u o - m > r i/M �• - - »'• •-•■•«• . t—— ,• — — . ■<»«■*- i pTsHsnroE TW R SAN FO R D H E R A L D Fan a Tum. July a. i»sa The Keynote Address Thn word» of CScncrnl Unugln.x MncArthur Inst night lifted (he (in i’ Nntionnl Convention in Chlcngo out of the fnctionnl dispute over delcgaton, which had hitherto con* Miimed the convention, into .1 region in which ita rent min* Mon, at leant momentarily, might Ik» glimpHiitl. The (leneral’a apeech wan not no atrictly non-factlonal ttal.r.4 »« .rrcsS-rl- , Oalakai 37. 1313. al lk» faal Dili., iih lidm lieen made out. Tlte npeech was Mot a plea for unity -X-.i-i.-f.% ’ *aalnra, riu.t.la, uadff Ilf Iri, iu-VJri. ,.arly. It wan it pl.-ir f.o-.. particular platform, a par •I CaaitfM al Matrh 3, Ilia. tlcular «et of prineiplen, and IhoHn are the principled, nt leant 1.. iioja * on forelKn policy, of a particular faction, the Taft faction. l:allnr KatablUfc** la I MM M l l i k i l aallr .aript aatarlar mm4 laa«ar, ia>l<laaa aad p»»» I n n . r a k llil ia >a aalaMara lal< laalaa I'hrUlaiaa mm4 Writ Vaara I I I Maaaatla Ataaaa fJOIIIIOS OKAN Kaalaaaa Maaaaar i t n a r H i P T i o i NATR3 ■v t'arrlar ..... _ Oaa Maalb ........... .. Tbraa Maalba ..... i___ a ll Maalba .............. Oaa Taar _____ _ All abllaarr aailraa, aarda ml Ibaaha, raantallaaa aad aailraa al aalaalalaaiaal far tba aarpnaa r| ralalaa taada, trill ka rbataaA la, al rapalar aAtartlala* ralaa. Rapraaaalad Nallaaallr Hr lalaad Natraaapar llapraaaaialltaa *•*- Hart Tarh, Chlraaa, Hal,all, Maaaaa Clip aad 31. Laala. Tba MaralA la a atambar al Ika AaaaalataP Ptaaa ttklrb la aallllad Aaalaaltalr la lha aaa fat rapabll. •••••■ •• 30 Iba laral aatta prlalad e*»»*e«P»r. » •" aa all AT atria Alapalrhaa. TU ESD A Y, JU LY A, 1932 TODAY'S IIIIILK VER8K Until ha runa mil of gift*. >Ve '• * • Inoar to whom n r p lrr (III*. Ihoar from whom they come B rn ir man I* a frirn d io him thiii Kivilli. |»r. Him. Contralulalinni In Ft. /. Johnion, |r. upon Ilia rlrrlion at rnmmandfr of llie Sanford poil of the American l-rgion. You may think that the RrpuLlicAn convention it being split wide open by party ipiarrcli. Hu| jmi wail until the Dnnocrali meet. ' General F.iirnhnwer tay* he is in favor of amending the Tafl-lhilley A d and that he lliinka Ilir governmenl lias pone too Far in invading •late fundioni. In fact, lie talk, very mucli like a Republic an. Tiie Red Crois is going ■ “ "Ffrr A water safely ciiuiir here this month. Anyone wlm lias tint alieady taken it, nr wlm tikes In «" fishing or iwimming ought to lake it. It is ton tale In learn walci infely afirt the boat turns over. Wlialevrr you may lliink n( liii political polirirs, nr nl liins prrionally, you will have In admit that General MarAilliur is one n| the ablot and mmt effective speakers in the country today. If hall the stuff they aie saying ‘about General Eisenhower these pre-convention days is true we don’t Me how we managed to win the last war al all. It would have hern •n easy for Ike to have told.nu) |p Hitler for1a couple of millionluieis. The Tampa Tribune is convinced that the Teles and Georgia dele­ gate steals prove that the Unitrd Slates nerds a nominating •v*lnn haird nn popular vntei. If tlirrr had hern such an election in Flor­ ida, this slate's drlruatrs would not now lie pledged to Senator Tall. Governor Warren of Florida has coma out (or Governor Stevenson of Illinois, that is, if Senator Rui••II rf Georgia is not nominated. Florida's Governor, like everyone •lie down here is for the Georgia •enator first. Hul alter that it is another story. The three day Fourth of July holiday precipitated a death toll op the nation's highways and al the bathing beaches of 641 personi. This wai I D more than last year. Al least 366 nf them died in auto­ mobile accidenti. Tiie National Safety Council reports that 90 pertons have died every 24 hours in highway accidents io far this year. And yet there are many who still K k ' . ' fail to accept their responsibility as •n automobile driver leriouily. Mr,- i ' Complaint! against tiie telephone ■t: . company ar« but another indication of Sanford'i glowing pains. Ten years ago very few people here­ abouts had a lelr|ihone, and very fow people wanted one. Today •varybody wants one. Since llm end of tba war, Eaila Turner, local •aitater reports, more than 2,300 telephones have been added lo the local switchboards, or more than hkd been added in the previous 30 years. There are al present 18 Mdlchboards in Sanford as com­ pared with sii up In Ihe end of llie war. All of this, end (he fact that demand still etceeds ihe is but added proof of Ibe that Sanford is making rapid was one girl entertainer who showed her non partisanship In > ralher cute way. She wore a big Tall button mui one side of her Ifo-om and a big Ike button on tils lowiiiK lilicr t* hh rdf-. T -!!!* other. ^ Mad rvVa* . ! r ar! w-s> nvrr ilW Il\ It VI. m tv.F . wearing either button— to CillCA(ii) P Well. Honey. Ibin 1wasn't the delegates nil Joined in cheering is n<> longer nay place for an In her. figuring, an for ai Ibev could nocenl bystander. see, she was n true Independent The Gcncral'H reflection upon the Idea of collective no* Tilings urc moving fa t I «as at heart. eurity, his charge that the United Statea hns hecomc a run m rr l«vice l.us morning on Wish you were here. "pawn” in Kiiropran power politicn, hln calculated failure to my u.iv to hreaklart. First, 1 waa Your lonesome lunhand, iHiw'cd over by a hit and run Tall mention (lie name United NntimiH, all tliese featuren of hid Wilbur. parade. Then,, while getting up. I Mpeeeh directly attacked the cornernlone of the Kinenhower P. S. Please more money. was struck In the brad ami F.ven milk Is 20 rush cents a glass here foreign policy. iiomprd down again by a fellow Never!iielenii, the effect of the MncArthur mldrcna waa enrr.vlfig n bass unun In an Fl .cn bower band to unify tiie party, iih much perhn|m na anything might have When I finally did make l» In unified it under the clmimntnnceii. It waa not the auhatimce Ihc curb I found 10 campaign but of tiie (ieiiend’a wortla which did thin, but their manner, not trips •ticking la me— three lor Tall. tiie program he proponed, lint the Ii IkIi plane upon which Ibrre for Ike. amt cine each for •Warren. Sla -rn and MnrArthur he proponed it. Tb r loth billion raid. "Harry The fight within tiie Republican party, a fight baalcally will carry." There mint be a Hem between two vlowa na to how we ought beat to combat thn erratic sj»y loose somewhere Soviet menace, the "IntermitlonallHt" view of (Jenoral among litre Hepublicans. Itut it would tie haul to find Kiaenhower and ilia hnckcra, atul the more independent "gohim here, ns Ihe Hepublicans are It-nionc" view of Senator Tuft nod Ii Ih nupport, in a conflict ncllng like Dcmuerals are sup of IdeiiH, not of pcrmnmlltlcH. It lind, in tiie Inst few weeka, Dosed In net. The elephant has lord dPHcended Into the muck and mire of n political carn|inign his lorgnette, ami Ills* H O T now i.tamls for "fined Old I’aitdetnonl worthy of a I’emlergiiHt mnehine. 'um " The rival factions are nc The (Sonural, attacking "not the morality” of AdminlHettslng each other of every crime tration ileciniotiH, but the wisdom, wan n long way from misslbtc— ineluding politleal canal MiHHoiirl, far ii Ihivc macl.liie politlcH. lie Hinted tiie Ihhiich iiallsm. The fellows who are Ideklaij iih they might have been Htfitcd by the diMingiiiidicd and Ihemselves lu re arc Hie l ommllteil high-minded fonnderH of thin country. Hinted belief and delegulcs Ihose already pledged opinion in regard to policy, not nhinder and mtid-Hlinging In to support ono eandlilate or Ihe regard to perHonnllfiea. dhrr $ 2 7 6 -« » * "Nobody is bothering to romance The Ceneial'H addre-m Iiiih lifted tiie coatroverHy in the us," cue said "Hoy, the thing to Republican party to an lntellectu.il plant1 upon which it may be is an imrommitled delegate Ih> rcHoIvcd dinpaHHlonately and intelligently, with rational I'hry are like a pretty girl being courted by two of the town's lies! conHideration of the Ihhiich. If the dei-lnlon goes with the bachelors. MncArthur vlewn. and Senator Taft in nominated, the Gen­ "I'll bet right now If I were eral Iiiih Hct a lone upon which Senator Taft would do well uncommitted I could have my to conduct the whole campaign. breakfast in bed, get my son sent In Yale md maybe hold out myself if. on the other hand, the i Ut IhIoii Ih for Kinenhower. for a place on die Supreme Court." then both widen will Imvc the wilt inflict ion of knowing that I was unable In nlirud ill Ihe open the Taft vlewn on foreign policy were laid before the con­ lug session in roitvenlion hall, us vention by tile ablest and most diHtingiiiHlied advocate In tiie the fellow who gnve me a ticket grabbed II hack when I made Ihe nation. ) I mlslnke of aiinouiicing I wasnntt independent voter. 13 4 0 * 0 0 Famine (nsuranco "You got some crital, brnlhcr," lly « :i» HKItl.ONtJ U oMOMiiia rin « e»«» IlHtl lie said " ! thought you was a '•cn.ilur friuii Florida thing about whom they ore going lly llie turn thin is piinlid, the delegate from Pennsylvania and Tin* United Nut ions' F'nnd mill Agi'icnltiirnl Orgniiizii- liruper said that Mrs Fisher Is s will lie iidjinirm-d if tIn* to fiipport 'Iml is out for pohliru naturally we want Ihe fellows from tlnriH urc now working «>ut no itiHitruncc progrutn ugniunt now a ri'glslerrd Itrpiihhcnn again fungi' Pennsylvania well tuken rare of " lie soinmed up Ihc Florida case |,r■•nr-nt Minus of the Adlollllslni lion yclT funiinc or emergency food nhnrtngcH nnywhere in the world, this Naturally. Trellis Mae. all work lion gu llnoiigh. Aboot nil the lolk way There bus also been an Increas­ whether mused hy human entnHtrophe, erop fullure, flnodH, "After all. lids Is Jusl a tight lit Ihe I'list week lots bad to do ing feeling among the membership and no play makes a dull delegate. I went lo a night club with some or other mlHfortuneH. iiiHteud of paying off in money, thin for control of the Htalc Committee with who's going lo lb** r o n v r v of the Hume tbni If the Democrat- delegates Low Mileage, Looks New lo relax, and what was Hull, w I iii ' s guing In be st'iiteil, olid In Florida insurance program would puv off in fond. It would lie or­ i, Party throws the responsibility our surprise to find we were in who'* going lo be immlpiiliil. "Your (Mislllon should he to tell $167500 ganized around an international final hank. •If real interest In the people of for a program lo the laps of a strip lease palace these people from Florida In go Southern Democratic lenders, th" "If I knew it was this kind of Under thin program, KAO moinlier nut hum, which in­ hark to thr stale and If limy don't I'luilila noil the SiiiiHi is llie fuel will take the ball nod plai e I would certainly never liuvo clude almost all civilized count lies on the freedom Hide of like the way the Stale Committer Mini n number of Nuitbern olid Southerners is functioning, to try to change that Foslrro Congressmen Imve rnme mo with it, nod ncloally provide come In here," said one delegate. tiie Iron Curtain, would contribute surpluses of food, If they committee a more nggres-tve and more uni- Inking off liii -hoes to rest Ills " In roe In the pust two or three had any, or money if they could not spare food, to an Inter­ Draper said Mrs. Fisher was a days, asking that llo'ir names n>>i fled leadership within the Party feet— and pulling nn hla glasses national food pool. TI iIh would he Htoreil in Kmcrgcncy Re- "good Hopubllran," ami Hint her be n^venleil nl tills time, but say­ than cun Im< done with nny North­ lo rest Ills eye*. Well, dear, nftcr walking Hint Hcrvu Food Units, each capuhle of providing 1,200 calories late husband wai one nf those ing that when the proper time ern innilldute, In developing Miami fumes, they nliil their stale delega­ I think .we could settle for the fnr I had lo stay awhile, too There n day for a million people feu* a month. Knelt KRF’U would prominent Paul K Hrlliwell, Miami, an tions are going lo go till-out ia Vlff-Prcddency right now; but of CAMUI.F.U.H HAVE (i(M)l> MONTH cos! $1,066,000 to nnsomldn and nhoilt $60,000 a year to keep open Elsenhower aupiMirler In Ihe JACKSONVILLE (At Florida of Feimtnr Itossell. If this course iiuiio of us will agree lo ill storage. Knelt of them! mills would roprcHont ho muiuII a pro Tall group, said that hla far soppmt gsmillers paid 10 per eenl exrlso develops ns In apparently In the that. lion was die legally aelrcled one to fraction of the worltl'H annual food production that the This will probably be our last taxes on 94111.717 for Mny for their wind nt till« time, we In tiie Hnntli convention. best month to date* ttrconling lo amount could euslly hu afforded. , i |, , the"They > Ihoukhl Ihey had a little call Junk fur nmne pleasant aii|- news-letter until after the convert- returns lo the roltet tor of Internal The unltH, containing whet t, rice, corn, m»yn Itenn flour, bomb," Hrlliwell told the Crcden prlsee at the Democratic conven­ Hons, but I will probably wrlte'a revenue here. firist-lintid report of my Impri peaH, henna, dried skim' milk, fata, hydrogenated oIIh ami Hals Cnmmlllre "II weal off. bid tion. Tbe best previous month was dons of the Democratic cimvetiKic III fiellllt Is the filet t lint Alt Httgar, would he kepi In rtorng • only two or three yeatH. If unfnrhmulrly II was still In their April, for which stall* gamblers mhdstrntiuri lenders lire saying Don, which will bo Ihe first I have paid taxes of H17.770. hands." not imcd in that time, they would still he good ami could In> 210 MAGNOI.IA AVE. Draper was ipiestlrpied by rnm point I'lniik, "There will be iml evet attended. I do want In make During Hip seven months the lax sold on world markets while being replaced with fresh sup­ miller members as in why the flout hern revolt this year." Yniij It clear to everyone that I him go­ bus been in effect, $2.I7.I><>2 in taxes I ’ltone 10.11 .Snafurd plies. Florida HOI* Slnle Commlllre did and I know that the "lie tiling that ing to tbr Democratic Convention oil a gross business of id fhlrngu with reservations! I ran sorely keen down a Southern Tltlrt in no vlnlonary dream. Tiie lllhlv menlionn a slnilhold primaries to choose mo bus been paid vpullou delegates, but nlmply revolt In the nomination of Sen­ shall never report o left-wing, solar plan when Juaepli interpreted the I’liaroah'H dream uT , named ciniistlc rnndhincy or platform. Ihrni Hflvon fat and seven lean yearn. The, world today Iiiih tin , "Tilt lt»publicans In tlm At ale nt j ator IliC'sell. Do they know some­ . ■ , facilities ami the capacity for iim ierlaid ng nueh a program. Florida were nol particularly In Surely It itlno Iiiih thn heart for helping thane la ilfntress. trrrvted III having primaries," replied f f etn t l M i i n f F i m m llR B l Attakiag famine In not different from attacking illseane. Draper ( ( 'etnllneiM I'rttiu • '» « • O r » | Tlilt roiumrnt brought smite urgutiitf Into Iht? vnrly hourn S.111 Rotli should l>« wiped out. . lilnsei from Ihe audience Draper dnv moralng, Iht- b'll t>r»vlil»il only Arkanses today and In I'ttllnun tvrnl nn In nay Dial In some few 1I,4’>uw.oon In elomlc lunrh Thin Wednesday |>ax| primaries only a relatively wna Inter booslcd b» two billion, Aver ell ilnrrlmnn, llie iii'itnul scOld Man Satchel few tlepuhllran* look Ihe trouble by the House aa o comprooil’ip cnrilv adminlstrnlor, oidortnined 10 rail ballots trios •< bit administration lenders Indiana tlclertales nt a dinner In Men who 1mvet passed llie forty mark or who aro up- llrfnre Ihc vole on Florida, llie III thn Sennit- ind Heil oil more tmliaimpolis Monday night, lie doKinenhower itnil Tall faellnna on proachiug It aro likely to.ladlovo that they are pausing tiiolr Ihc I'reilenllaln Conuiilltep daubed The orlt'ioal bill nl*o ruolnlonl rlierd to tvdinudf any progress In a rld"r Hint many io« lodmu Dip Milieiiim: voles for hi* noiulr-atlon. physical peak. F'or sueh men the nehievoments and antlcts of over whether Ihe rmninlttce should President Interpreted ns luirrlttg Ilarrimati was reiHiiled I* ha reItasehall jilichnr Satchel Kalgit aro likely lo im a eonsulation vole In rloxrtl or nprn session •A F i't from -darling anv projeds liirtiliig lo Wflshlitglnn today on The KUenhower group won on and nn iruliention that there may Ite Home truth In the cliche II tlltln'l have llu- money lo rum government business, before camlitis point nntl Ihc ronnnltlep pro plate, that "Life begins nt 40." I*.Idling hi Michigan Thursday eeedetl In vole on Ihe Florida rase A* finally pas-eil, tbe -[n-iiiltm; nod Friday, Paige, wins pitches for the St. Ismls Drowns In tho — first lo rome up — In public. curb was retained In lb<> Mil Hot Sco Hubert h’-rr of Oklahoma, American League, recently was selected to play In llio All II wna unanimous for Ihe regular np|*oi*cnts of Ihe rider said Its ef meeting delegates In I'lllsburgh, Spatlen faction which — on Ihe Star (fnnio, an annual event which lirlnga together (lie heat fee) was offset by Ibe additional I’n , said In mi Inlervlew Monday Assoelnled Press scoreboard — Is players in both leagues, Paige lias won six games lids year. divided 14 Tad. one KIsruhourr Mrd|.UPO,0mi vnleil for Ibe Atomic Hint lie "would nol trade mv Com ntlixlon. rhenres for lb<- minilnallon wllh Ills most notable tterformanee was a nineteen-inning game and three uiirnmmlltcd. AEf! Ibalrman Cordon Dean against Cleveland In which lie pitched the IiihL eleven In­ The losing Harrison grout* said agreed. Il«- wrolo Democratic anybody." 11 was i|iiestlonalilo whether II Leader McFarland of Arltonn that gram) under a hill which nnuroprinings. apneal lie case lo Ihe rmt- "we could proceed (with our pro olrd such u sum |»2 8l».*) 0.000)." No onu Is certain of Satchel's exact-age. It In known coil'd vcnlinn itself In view of Ihe tinthnt he 1s in his forties ami ninny sportswrilurs are con­ anlmous vole. 1911 lluick Special Scdnn 1919 IMyinoutli 4 Dr. Sedan $l276-«<> Florida Delegation 1919 IMyinoutli 2 Dr. Sedan ( ’oiitfrcNsman Meriting ICcportH 1950 Studchakcr Commander Sedan 1910 OldNinohile 2 I)r. Sedan $795.00 NICHOLSON BUICKP & /z e y /t # u /u £ SAVES Your car— Your m o n e y— vinced that ho In nearing fifty, Hu pitched for ninny years In Negro lenguea nntl lie was considered long past his prime UATOIt HIDES CAUSE AIIUF.ST STU A R T (At— Two men were un­ when ho eamu up to tho majors. der ta.V) Immls each Itslny on A Imsehall player Is considered aging nt thirty. Rut charges nf possessing alligator Paige, like "Old Man River", threatens to keep right on hides. rolling along. Men who feel themselves starting to silo a hit Joe Johnson, Marlin (.'nitiily wild­ officer, laid he found David physically may envy thn oldster his cnorgy and skill. Rut life Fountain, W. Indianlown, and Ned they also feel a hit of prltlo thnt a man in hln forties can .Eerdlc, M, 81. (’loud, with 14 hide* still continue to bafflo halters who were babes In nrmn when ranging from three to eight feot long. he was well along in his husolmll career. City CommlsHlon ICaaUauiA rtwN Caaa Oa«| trcaaurrr of tho organliatlun of ipropprty huldara if Ita nirmbita •mould ItiOe ftilth In the County, withdraw (hair money, and then for____ the part nf____ theaspama born by proparty' holdara should thnt It rould nothing more, However, It wo* agreed that t furliter Information, Including tha *urvy ef tha proposed road, should lie supplied to the Mate lluad Department by lha Cummla■loner* forthwith. Tha only'other matter brought to tha attention of tha Commit- Y o u r •Ml WAV MtfNBWV alonera thla morning waa ■ (|Of*tion of compensatlnn to g landowner geroae whoee properly. * survey bed been made. Thla ihattet lndlanspoll*. IM.......... . . . 1>ansi III*- 1«J* .............. lUrml»aha««. ....................... n ,5 5 35m l*b\la4*lphla. I ■.....— — ^ * * up II ,n tk* New Mi Her*' I* tha perfaet-flt, perfeet-batAMe, dgaamant window for your home. Never atlcka— never ran werpl Nothing to RVRR awell, shrink— or rotl Swing* wide whan 'daalrad. 8w|ngs seal-closed At a hand's touch I Assembled fitted, for ,U$IUMa aorvleo. A modern aad that further, upon the »H>-*5 - glrbrnM*. -V*. - |1S'15 3t.eo 20>l0 •» st usi » '15 IS.59 1 MAA t N l* Svinsloa Salem. N, C. [...— ... Keeping livestock Ove takes time and money, i Any time we can be of help in your farm monoy mnnagement, Juat cotno era ua. . 17.7* Cincinnati, Ohio ........ *>.1 },. V* ' (KltaihuxT *, euvaavae isi milee Cpmmerclsl •- t 1 ifd i iniflnni ‘ nut ' !» -VrK PkOM'160) ^7' ^S' 'K l j ------- !INP j laaeieesa Cwgatatiati -» »/. »•: i w > ' '■■*’ -T'&J r "Jf i,; ji>: — l"[ *« ; A ; % % .-•fV.tr s.'^ , Li* it '•\jr yIT v * - i/p.v' •» v ^ it r v it o j ii CtYU'tt si’1Kllaa.^1 V 'V-c'.'l'. 3 ir - 7 - PIPE CO. A N CON m 'C i v 'v / m . Ind . W, V c. M __________ M*** to k'MuitlH that & e n e r g y - .Johnson anld he found tome I Fountain'.* homo In Indianlown an somee In Frrtllc'a automobile. Hot bonds Monday men*' posted pos were releaaed lo gwalt fr|af. TQtMh~*nd CLOflKDJ ■II br the principal law mattar. Ha said that tho Commis­ Hit officer in the nation. sion could not m«ko any mart dafdacialon without looking at 3. Truman, oh the verge of tnlta tho figures concerning that part WjUHWIlun IU return ICIUIH of tha road already comptatrd injunction JlUWfl power to i striking steel workers lo the .which had not yat come in. ftto'ay he is directed lo do Under , Mrs. Meredith, speaking In faIt a Ivor of Commission action to re' iifttyV A frr says •' that he seriously designate tha Ranlando Springsworkers will obey the .Forest City Road, said that aha wai after "something into the We reckon tlM m Why Orive? Democrats ( ’oilJCrt'HH coma in. ■ ^ Mr. Dodd •tatad:fhat the Board in law enforcement is would give further study to the iff • k (Editor's note: Wilbur Treble. America’s most nxrragr cltliftt. reports a ipilc brnlns parr at the nriMihllran convrnUofl In Ih** »nl* USED I CARS la Ihe ri|ht direction. 1■ Wilbur Peeple Has Tough Time To Keep Out Of The Way In Chicago OF GETTYSBURG-1952 The Sanford Herald ■ AYrw»is3fk?Ji7tMlS a- R c3g-.. �Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social_Calendur [„. TU K H IIA Y i Clrrlm uf the W.S.C.H. of thi* r Kit It Mtthoili*l Cliini'h will unit ••■follows: No. 7 will nii'i t at tin* • Koine uf Ml*. O. II. Atuli'inut, ‘.'Oi l WAshingtun Avi iiui' at 8:00 pm. . There will be n niatkel basket •ale In connection with the m n i ||lg. No. 8 will meet at the home of. Mrs. Mux Fuiidom. tnni M ji ili •JUenue til H:OU pin. Nu P will uPrt at the home of Mi*. Thro Cate, 120 West Etghl.'iitii S l i m at.bihu pm. ■ The Prayer Meeting Service at 1 Ib t F ir»l baptist Chunh will la* bald ill the Meinuiial Educational Building at n tlo pm . Mr. E. II. ■•Carter will lie the *|H'uker. •a i The Midweek Prayer Service of Oantral Ilaptmt Church will nuel at .8:00 p.in. Our Suuheiini giuup I trill alio meet at thi* hour. W h r Hemlnolo High .Sehiail Ibiml Will hold aurmiier puntin' In tlie •choul hand hall lit. 7:30 |i.ni. All alumni and Intereitrd person* ate cordially Invited lo he present. The Glean','r Clio* of the First Haptlil Chill. 3 will a n il al 8:00 p.iti. at the pnme uf Mi*. 7. Hunt, HOI Knit iir'u id S’ l.u , with M n . A. J. I 'vi« iRon na eokosUti. The icgular Inullies* meeting of Pilot Club ha* been po*t|>oned m (onlylit until July 'J3 when It Will be combined with tlie picnic the hume of Mi*. It. M. Hall III i Lake Mary. •' The Golden Circle of the Kir at Raptlil Church will meet with Hr*. K. I>. Il*i1 1*011, f.08 Wert Twelfth Stieet, at 8.00 pin. T i l l It-H A Y The Seminole County Mureuni and lllitnilent A**"elinlo'i »D| ■meet at the Woman’* Club bullJ1m ut 7:30 p in. a Mr. and Mis. Jny Arnold of Fi. Myeis were Hie guests of .Mis. I.. ) l . Ty ie over the past weekend. E. E. Anderson, munagei of Ma •her Fill inuiic Store, i* attending Ihs Fur nil uie Mail in High Point, Mr. slid Mrs. Geoige Slecle left Sunday fur Otern, N. C. where Ihty will spend a two weeks' va ■cation. Linda Spencer Is MARY 1 a tltiitttrtrvV T Honored On Birthday IV AJiOTRari* tt t.lmn. In l.ukc Alfied i etui m l Friday. Mr*. A. Toro wlu> ha* been In Tampa I* the guest of her hrothei ami sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mr* \i. P. Ilurke. I.t. and Mr*. W. Whetstone and cllildii'ii leturmd lu their hume In Miami Thursdav where he will ■■'.nine hi* i.nvute practice of dentistry, following his tuur of iluty with the Nltvy. Mi. and Ml*. Albert I.. Walter* •itt* tided the concert nt the Pie* l.yteiian Chiireh in Hunfuid Mon* day evening, given l>v the Princetun Tin ul.iyival Seminary Choir. Mr and Mr*. Clarence Peck ham and dnughlcia of Tampa are spending bi* vacation with hi* tint cut*, Ml', and Mi*. John Peck* liain. nt ,Mi. and Mi*. Ned Urrhead aim two children Irft Filday for thrii home m Charlottetvllle. Va. IIei giumlpments, Mr. and Sir*. Z. E. Smith accoiiipaiued them. I loyil Hjoblom, ttalioned with •he I S. A i my at Fort Jackson, S. C. nriived Filday to »p*nd a •hurt leave with his mother, M m . 0. E. Sjoblom, Carl Mo** of Hanfurd ha* purW. A. Knight Jr. for u few days. Mr*. Sidney Vtlilcn and three •liildien are spending (hi* week at New Smyi 1111 Ibaidi as guest* uf Mis. Vlhieu1* *lster-in*law, Mrs. tilaf Nordglrn of Virginia who is spending u vacation there. Mi*. A. Clyde lirockman and I'hildien, I’utricia and John, of IViisacoln are visiting her patents, Mr. ami Mrs. 0. C. Priest Mr*. Ilroi'kmmi will be remembered a* tin- finmrr Emily Priest. Mis. Hue Stevenson left this morning fm Anderson, S. C. where she will visit for a »liort time be* I Friends will he Interested to foie going oil n lour uf the New ' 'loom that Mr. ninl Mr*. J. Mm tin England State*. She expect* to be f SHneciplier are today celebrating gone until September. .llhsir 26th wedding uuniversai y. Mr uml Mr*. W. E. Klrrhhoff .. 8/Hgt. and Mr*. Finnk Hull of nnd ehlblren, Nixie, (iietchen and Hilly Iih vi'1returned from *urnditig ‘i“Jj|psma City h i « tlie guents of Ml*. Hall’s paiout*,„.Miv Olid Ml*. some lime ut liaytunu llracti. Hilly had 11* bis guest at the beach for ..L . . A. Smith und fumlly. aeveinl days, Hrantley Hchiiaid. Mrs. Deimor Whltinlro uf F». Payne, Ain. is tlie gm'st of lier Mi*. Ilertleson Smith Irft tndav ,,daughler mid siin-lll-liiw, Mi und for Jacksonville where she will visit her two sisters, Mrs. Evs Mrs. Curtis'('umplielL .Jackson and Mr* lieorge Huuinei Define leliirniiig to Hmiforil she Mr. and Mia. It. T. Cow an a" also plans to visit uuolhei sistei. visiting in Heaehwood, N I with Mis. II. T. Jack*on In Ucilla, Go. their *on and dnughtei In law, ’F^s. and Mis. Italpli Cowan Jt. Mr. und Mr*. Hill Tyre had a* their guests over tlie weekend, Mr. and Mra. Julian Moipliy Mi* Tyre'* sistei and brother-inand Mra. W. A. Knight Hr. left on law Mr. und Mr*. D. A. .Smith Haturdav for Chnrlestun, H. C also Mr. and Mr*. Gene Hackette where they will visit Mr. und Mr*. till of Vahloata. Gn. Mr*. Hmllh will remain with tlie Tyre* fur a longer visit. Frances Bivens Is Honored At Shower Mrs. Butler Hostess For Mrs. A. L. Omey Mr*. A. I.. Omry ui Luke Mary, will honored l>y Mi*. Howard Hiitlrr Wednesday evening with a stork ihowrr. Various u|i|>r»|>itntw* game* were (ilnv»il with iirirea Ia-iny won by Si mi'*: I*. I» \ titlet.mi, Ai < u*i'. i 'In**;•i Milium mri o*.d.e|* "'ittlm*,i« At tIn* runt'lu*ii>ii n| thi’ con­ test*. Mr*. Omi'y wu» p i n t i - l 1 with nunii'rou* gift*. plan'll m a i'rili, ilifornti'il in pink anil blur. At a Inti* liuiir. tin' hn*ti**« «eiveil pntatn «n!ml, In.t mil*. pickle* i.ml iiltvi**, ji'llo «nuw, I'nki', limit* anil in'll tin Tin1 mint* anil icing if thi* lliillviihinl i*nki’* curried nut tin pink ami bliiu rnhir scheme. Thii*i' inv it nil In ' i with Mi*, i ibni'v wi'ii' hi'r ni.ihi'r. Mi . I limy Ini ty ninl In i *1*tcr. Mr*. I'uul lli i In* uf Sanfm I anil Mini *: |. (■; ll.ilnrt*. Cecil Minim. Ib'an T h v Ii h . Al Cum*. ltnl"ii Williien*. AI Dougherty .li . K F I T ■' '• II || i Jiicr. I' l» \nili'r*im, George It. I’atti r*un mut t'In - 1 U hit Nine Slu.» lag •n i t I II were lio*l* I" a iiiinui u ' ihu -i Foulth of July riu'ii guest* were Mi mid Mi* J. I» Ci'. hinn. Sum (W lirim , Mi ninl M*m H M. Cochran, Mi. aiul Mi* I li. Moon and son Tommy of livieilu. Mr. mill Mi* I M Swum and Mr.*. K F l.lnnl Si of Smiloul. Vr. mni \li* limit I I n . I uf l*.u-a colli. Mi and 'I. " I Halb'P bncli and i lub.ini ♦t Lou, William mid liitm. uf ilihini'n ami Mi and Mi I •»in.•t i ' ■ b and i lit lit ■ell ui i i i i . i l •I've Hpi mg* Mi, and Ml*. Edgm I’m il«li uf O il" \’i*ln and ll.i lu ll'i * ni.iilift'. Mi*. C W. SJold Mill \ | lift! I •ill chased the I.e* Hweelev house on l.ittle Lake Marv and i* uioving In Mr*. Ernest J. Cole returned t>. her tiome after •pending some time wltii her son and daughter in law. Mr. and Mr*. K. J Cole .li . in .Somerville, Mas*. J. I). Cor in ai i and F.I Cochini. air home agnin, following a liip to Camilla, tia., when* they tvei called by the dealli of a luotliei. The P. |). Anderson* enjoyed .1 family picnic on the *huie» of Lake Emma Filday In honor of tin birthday of their sou, P. II. An drisun Jr. Thoie piesrnt In side* , the hu*t and liostes* weie Mr. ami l iv r s in Jn» ka«»tivill« Smittii1 Mi». MiI Mu. P. D. Anderson J r an.I SJulilum'n mutlui. childrrn. Muni and P. l>. III. of Sinir l«‘( ii i > «»f I In-1iim*i . (in m Maitland, thrtr home guest*. Mi* tin ill'll lo I nk** Mh i \. f"» » !»•»»•' Mist Yvulilir I iluiiit. • i«*f*i»!»§••• B. F. McClaiv and chlldten. Iiene and Bennftt Jr., ami Mi*s Patricia cStllliluN I I Mill .III* k '• lit lllf m IiIMY* Stickler, all uf Miami The pi,niv •lo* V|«IM*|| f l H ' l M Hoiinu* Sjoliloin, *• »i Mi on*l was followed by fltewoik* in ll.e evening at the Anderson home in M i b . i i Iim i Hioltloin, ul I uki* M fit«| w|•« iitlini; •••iio tinn will* Maitland. h i « * m » » o m u l L« i . \ I » n i i I ^jo ftrreut gue*t* uf Ml. and Ml* liloin. William l.effler weie Mi and Mi* I i n ii.I* i I Mil •*•••! "»H J. Shaffei and Mi. mid Mi*. Win n u l l s I*' l i c i i i l l . i i i (•* i - i i |•j. •i••r•» gerl of Chauibersbiirg, Pa., Ml** itl llu* I •i mi 1*1 I •iii|.|iluii M.iuui iii Aivllla Adams, Mr. and Mi* Itoy I flun|il I itI, Sm f.i t( Urhnev mid cliildren. Donnie, Jan Mi tilitl \ | i « I *« •I H i m * m el ami Nancy, Mr. and Mi* Hill llllllll l» »*laIII Mill I •III la i "III* Adam* mid son Martin. Mi. an.I I Him* hi i no nm.it i. • Ml*. Aithui llehnev and dang!' S S>*t .laiiM ' l«•<»%• I* M Mii *» ter Arlene uf Pine Grove, I ' m i i i i .I Mr. and Mr*, party llrown un.l lill V f u » 1ll*’ W • I 1 Mil 1 h i m ! ( ii Mu i a *ik' i i i h iii u\» i » u : ll» f Mi. and Mi* lllll U i u w i i of Cuy |a i ••11f i b' a f m I m i i ' l i a i * • )u |*i«l ahogu Fall*, Ohio. ♦ills. Mi ami Mi J l! Mrs. C. W. Hpobluin wa» liostes (« « fill i'm i u| Mi mi.l Mi « to a Snppeiwaie Plastic I'uityj j II Sk*n»’H w « m Mi mn! Mi*. Thursday evening. Mi*. Mmii'| \Y I I S w l i » l l - ! m i > uf l i . I i i i i l n mi I Hillman, coinpany di’inuiiitialoi Mis. I;.ii|ii M\iak ui Oiiiioiol llflull. from DeLand aupervlsed tlie tin ions games played hy the guest* Mi. mill .Mis. II*»lull 11•*> t «.f Lucky winner* of pi lie* wei". Wlllllll'k'l‘HI* Mil V III. «•IIIMM*n« Uli( Mrs. J. R. McLaughlin and Mr*. Mm ailixal uf a «<m. .lulin l.uwill, Fred Werfleman. At a Liti* linur an Julio 1!7. Mi. Iluvt i- a ifi.ml lefreahmrnU uf rookiea und nt<ii uf Mu- lair Klu ii | l|u\l mi.I cokes were seiveil hy Mis. HJol.lmu Mis. )|u>t. ii 11«| *.111■111 many v.u-.i to Mr*. W. F. Thorne Jr., .\fi». W I luim \vtill tils >»*aiulpai rill > w 1 ii T . Wan»lev, Mis. Itoy I.. Iluwell tilfV O f lf Ifsitlfiil uf I .Ilk. M.ti\ Jr., Mrs. J. H. Heaves, Mi* J. II. Mi mni M m I N W illiam* til.I McLaogtilln sml Mis. Fled Wei- Mi mi l Mis I » I II. mil u k .»9 felnian. I f l f l l l l l i l t IO«|ft*tl III It U t M l l l l l l t I li. Mr. and Mrs. Fill* Lloyd Jr. h utu ill uf .1«11\ T ilK 8ANFOM1 IIE IIa I T i t o Jnlv «*, l*»r,2 r \ \ M il m i m i n i IN^il K.A.Nl i: VI \ * W is t m u mm u IIO.M K * Al l U Mi M i l l . i : Ml - I M . S S '/VS11 IP/bV11 1/ M l ' 'I, \Vile.\ Nome Scene Fennells Fntertnin Of Baptist Burly Willi Bar-IMI July I SI!()ITI*:k\S SPKCIAL g o M ’l t l \ I S I’O M U IT cV WFDNFSDAN ALL W O O L S l FINER B L E N D S ! LOWER P RI CE S . . . RIGHT N O W ! Mr. und Mr*. H. N. Knight of llelle Glude were visitor* in Han­ ford on Hiituidny en route to thalr home from a vuentiun in Teaaa und Mexico City. They are for­ mer resident* of Hanfoid, Mrs. Knight being the former Clairs Ilertleson. DOUBLE ITS COOL AT THE ItlTZ! for extra warmth! 1 TODAY ■ ■ AND WEDNESDAY ! ! ! E M U I w H W HALF-W HITI, HALF-INDIAH ...A i l MAN! J g a lo u a y a n d ra v a n g a lig h t th a l u l l th a t n i l th a f ro n tie r a fla m tl Sink your liuml into the *K*«*|» mi|»! 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It’tseutsy on your budget 1 iyjjfcki kU'i — JV?r * a j �1 Game Out Scminolcs P l a y I it Jax Beach Tonight: Rivero Posts Righth Victory Of Y c n r By K E N T ( W i t , A IN (I’npn) The Seminole Blue tnmdmll rim thine drew within one gnino of fifth place im Jorge Itivcrn threw n masterful six-hit shoutout nt the .Jnx llcnrli Sen llirdt lint night t<i give Sanford n thrilling 2-0 (Humph twfnrr nil csllmntrd 7)f0 fsn» in Mctnoiinl Slsdiuiti, T h c shutout I nrirkcl the third I tfrim thin yeni Hint the Blue* I have served up n 1wldtewn liing to th e op|Misfti„n. twice In this hnlf. The win wan the Hines fifth in the Inst six con­ test*. Joe I'nrlse This evening the (trruliKilcs will he in .lux licnrh to conclude their twn.gnme scries nod n victory fm Sanford will put the nines in it Hi' with t(i•- libels for the loop's fifth spot iu the st.niidillgs In glinies behind with only a few percentage points favoring the Trrndwaymen. Ace slider.hall righthander, Mnrrsy ll>ttl. will he rntrnxtrd with the mound duties tonight. Ilyrd will |,c In ipicst of his llth will of the year. The slender hurlrr tins posted no lm|ircs. she IH-T record for Ihe senson and Is the only pitcher on Ihe Blur rosier who » « , with Hie cluh nt the Incepiloii of the cur­ rent srn«on. Ilyrd will oppose "no-lill” Tom Mills, winner of 19 Rnuirs In 20 derisions. I. it s t night, V r e it Cavallaio rrlelirntnd return to Hniifmd line nf ter a t month hitch the loop D e I. n ii il It i) , I I II t n — 1* ■■ Tlih tone Seminole r u n s off the sinlit s of Murray Ilyrd Sen lliiil newromer, Krnle Clink, viml reliefer Hill Unman <>f no hit fame. "Jolting Joe" Pnrlse’s tint blazed mvoy Inst night ns ho slapped out ,t pair of singles to retire George Ivcnlx with the other Sanford tally, I’niil Knkew, nhio. made Ids return to the line up, after n visit to Ills sick father, with ii honndng triple to the right field harrier, Hurler Jorge Itlreru m ill 11hulnl I wo slnclcs in his own cause out of the eight Hnn ford hnse knocks. Mnnngrr Clunk Alenn lined "iint ii dmilde In right field for Ids lone Idl of Ihe rvenlng. I’rrss Ho* Pnllrr: Cuvnlloro. who wiih In Hir H infold outfield during the fnnmus Hcttilnnle win nlng strenk nt I hi* tmulip’lng of the year, played Ids first game vliice Ids return from Delaind nnd It nl«o uns a xpeelnl night fill the Brooklyn.horn flychnner since Ida parent* saw him play prnfei. atonal hall for His first time. They came tu Hanford yesterday from New York. Jaa Bearh rare, Eh Treadway, rf Klimnl, cf Cllfl, It, Buheilvon, c Colaon, If Young, ill, Korfoidu, «a Clnrk, p n-Ugnrla Hernmn, p Totals Hanford Kenis, If F*kew. 8li Rhodes, r Parlse, tl, flroal, cf Aleno, ,1b Cavnllnrn, rf roninle*. e» , RHero i> Tote's i - -k’llcil out nine. ,Va» llrscli n il non non non n I (>'m imi in* a tt— I'e-l-e. c l - e . Kcnl* K Rivero, A ts«n. V'lfoMn. (Oil- (V'liHnm, I'srlsr oil Menu, ollfi. all KiII .,|fnl.nr(*,||| Ormtl. H— Mrs C. E. Stonecipher Picks Mike Kassabain For North A ll~Stars . r t Selects r l i c Brewster Noi l It'd Pilot ,, -jo* 1 ^ . 'V \ ii’iiini'd the KKI.'s - e o II high,' I of I'ololkn. Bus. ■J K .» ’ , tel KlllUld flunks K ii is k ii I, i mi in i *idi i anil Bull *,,^S sti-imis of Hi* ' fi." 1 l.und l« listed In Mrs. Hlonrclplirr right field. S i r s . Sluneclplier went along with the l-kl l.oiir experiment of yesterday hy plming Hlrk Itrnnrr at short nnd lloli Iturkrr on ercolld for the Northern AllSlurs. Daytona catcher, Buck I’lirdlir, was In r choice tor the Northern receiver over nurh liopnl.ir choices us Bay Dunne nnd Bill llnhrrlson. The avid Hendnolu llmister. who hus yet to miss her first home mult' t Hijs year, pul Kloyil Cllfl on the Nat ill's Initial suck ptodllmi olid dealglmled u hulling corps of It'ol Itotielts, Joe Angel i,rid Chin, l.i.pez, Ihviatlnit the overwlli in ilig I M'lld wni d ou Malinger A leiio , Hetiilliole ut third HollHlel II Star team, fI It’ll,Ily lies holder n u u It n I t.mig l.eeshm g ui> hot cn .i-vy, oil. in run, j. n. Wedneaday. July B « am Ini t one defeat. Wilson clubJjWWH ton hlta In providing liters with a comfortable cushion to Hurler Bill Reldnr ami Bob Dyca work on. Tomorrow night tho rovlvod Hunt-Mercury inftballore will tan­ gle with first plncx Wllxon-Malrr at 7i30 n.m. on the lAkefront D U niotul white at Didfl p.m, Rohaon'a Sporting Hoods will nlay host to Dyea pounded ecetuld place Navy VK 8.1. A win Mper In tije top for Hobson’s will put them In aeeent while Rek ond place. • "• Wtlvon-Maler...... 400 71— IB 10 Softball Victory 100 0 0 - I Rlera and Yat»«i Ma*. 1 Jonea and 1 Hunt-Mercury...... 80S 300 - 8 7 Navy VP flfl Idhei ly, (Tank T . I’or sims Jr. (left), ciiplnln of U. S. Olympic Shooting Tram, check* Ills shooting eye In New York. In renter 1* Charlr* G. Hull, executive nfllccr. while ul rigid Is David Mondiall William*, Inventor of tlie If. S. cnrblnc rllto. (Infrriifillortal Exclusive) Rain ThreatenH Uig Sun l ord - Orlando Tilt Kennel Cluh Kntrien League All-Star » ’ *4 E l il t NI li'lrnl II %I f :—T Wliliha Mil* Unit Itiill) llmthlri | \ It lu ll, I .1 t di t. I'tU k Ild M V . IJuhltih'M I lojti 1. Mv Mill in* , M*l• * "li» HvTkin, 1.4i* k v H*'1)'. \ ' •h VVot >1 nu i ii lit* Mil*Hull VIII M» 11III*III I" * I'llll.A D h.i.l'lli,' <Afi — Despite M'ldtercd stmwrra every effort will Ik- made today In play the tilth animal All Slur gamn on achedule Ciuniiilssiimer Kurd Krlck said only a heavy downpour would force HIh m 111- *Mil IHit- Ii 1Hlst.n (,ost|miiii-iiii-nt iif Hu- cotili-sl until 1%Him, vi j IIjmim*r, On lRlvo, I ■ton Wi'ilncsthiy morning. inlirn, (Inn. i’ll Iturkvr. D.B. H'»v. OH. HM Runner. D.ll. Long, I,pen. all Carle, |)»|,. C mImwoII. U k>». 0 Pnrdue, D.ll. Coll Inn, l.een, OK Knssahinn. I* Paw lick, I,mm, OK Klnard, J.H, K«Vi'W. Hun. OK Hti-nnl*. Del, Vlckory, C op, |» Robert*, Del, /.Imijlormnii, Orl. P l,n|iei, |>a|, llynl, Him. I* Angel, J. n. Alenn, Hnn. Mgr. Htolni-ke, I*. Mont Popular I'lnyer John Inilirn Rohaon’a WITH CHMSTIHI CHADWICK pl iyltig nn idibievlnted version of MIm mM n m i 1‘M-rlHlll ei idle r Clun k Ah no foe the South olid veteiuil Bill Stellieki' of the North, Sanford's own Johnny Imlira was the fannettr's clioire Tor the mnxl piqnihir tilayer award to lie prrsrnlnl hy /ell Rat­ liff on the nigltl id Ihe rlasslr, Bnlllff, owner of the Celery City I’rloling Company, will he inaklnn Ills fifth annual trophy piisrntalinri at this yrnr'n rolllest, Knr the past two years the trophy has gone to llkrnlilc receiver Ray Dunric of Del,ami, Jerry Cher *,urt in Hie Aernlogy D* ton tim nt of the Hanford Nuvol Aiixlllnry Air KI sH oii elgwe Cliuilie lliewsler as Ids miiiingci of the Niuthern stars mid Kd l.evy na hiu Southrin pilot. Itoh Itahon, ar­ il e it t Seminole Blue rooter, lls. led nine Saiifurd players on Ids Koulhern squad. Ithlion put Dusty Ithuilea, Huddy Hront mnl (ieurgo Kenis In the mit* field, with KrnnI. .Smith ludilnd the plate mid Alenn mnl Imhrn In the Charlie llrewslerinfl.ld. I.o u le Benias mnl Chico (Im rales were two of Ills three Southern pitch­ ing cholera, i'nill Carey of VKdli nt the Saufunt Air Htntluii picked the cut li e infield of the Did,and Bed Data of Itolii'tis, Brewster, Muatrniisky and Cnilo oil his Nnilhern All-Star aipmd. Carey didn't Include Alenn on the Southern 'earn Imt Instead luserled scrum! hnsemati Clilrn Kuniliirn of i.reshurg, Mrs. Htonrrlpher’a Sr ter I Iona 000 OBI— <1 B e}uh t^ojof>*< ^JHddet and Left/i Smith and r Ih regllUr- HR-Dyee for Hunt la 4tt, »oa. Rome of the world's finest fish­ ing Is to he found nt little known Luke Helien Blares In Brevard roilnly, mrordlng lo nn article hy Blit Wolf In the rurrent issue of the Saturday Evening Post. Senior Loop Boasts Of Pitching And Power For Battle IfighHighllng imr Not them sc- Tuesday, July H ... ---------------- National League Favored To Win Third Straight o. K, Htolieclph' r, wife of moke Hoiiiie" imprcuir |o, Is one Inveterate Hemlnole Blue fan who didn't go „vei hoard py >liooslog too ninny Hriuinolc plnyeis on the SoulIn1in All HHir uoio. Only .Miirmy livid, inims'd John Imhrn, nnd I'nol Kskyw uni,i. Mi . Htoue* Ipher's .‘ iouthuio All Rlnr squad. Jaw la Unset By 9-3 Hunt Mercury Lake Helien Blazes Is Called “Daffiest Lake” By Magaziii l u ii ^ ii e Titusville Tldea T im Of A S fter S’l'IVn, Ihtlltlv Mil'* I. Mkiiin I'l !»•••■ ‘Eli Mill II U I*.— A Mil It- tll’r I *r«»|i«» l»i I *|iI it* llirtvi- JtldV. Ho I'flT, I'l |r i II liit Hull)', |'<MM I II, IlfiiM* Ml.it, ninl Hit'll. Kllll.WnUts r i l l M ill II M Ii— A Mill* Mil* Ill-five I'c-ly. «lfiM Alike, IMf I*I’*I iiM Nellie, 11ii II vh I If fiei aI, |l|ti*t*t|y I'l lie* BI?M1eliif*tie, HI r*|i»i 11ii mIj. t)rvii hit Hhn Heavy dark clouds htmil low ttvrr Philmlclphlii and a light drlzile '•turli'd shortly before 0 a. m. K.8T If the ralti continues tn lie fine Hie game will be pi played Mrriiilliue, everything point* lo ne, pvcrytf ward n ttilrd slrnlght National tig league victory. The Ncllruint* hdve crippled Hip pllching. power nnd opiHinriit. r ir r ii imii« m iiAh, Vine, Ht oili'i, Itt't'l Onld. Mli n AimmmNt-y. No fml, U'nj Hl.uo, 111il r* ApirolPr. I,mly Vi’p HIVIII M ill;—A link' till? Mi l* It Jliimlit, \|m|f(mUey T« i|ih, iiiirHiio 14iil< o, i'rt*vvn Chrlit l ‘ov*»ly I*ji X III ........... . liennl, l-'litvrH, timitior Milt. IM Mi.oim Kina, tlalnlilina III". I If'lltOli 11mnl v Piirn. Iienr**, lllu* Sliiron. t U l M I I MU A milt* Mllr 11*•v, Hhir Hlimlci w, Pimm, HUM It- d Mrokt-r No* Hpnt f uf.»* I f l . i M liwi i» Tlrn. r'.iptalfi Hivlfi. ^ i I I m w r i.M I I II II I'nnr** I da Undid lei I •111,41 Ml«ip. Mali|*i .fn», Ite«fItifl Mu I *— n lOfli* Mllr ! | ! I-rI Mri It, i'll* I'll «M I| Kl tnh H MmIII iih leiiva, I All-Star Balloting H tlDTII First Base l.evy, ftrl...... . I'm l*e, Sail. Second Base Imhin, Hnn. Kundora, Lee*. (ionsnle*, Hnn. 7iii ut >>rn , Him. ShorlHtop Fimdnrn, l.rers. Halitoru, Hnn, Brady, Lee*........................ Ilalogii, Coe. Hoy, Orl. Dnxkillnnkl*, I.ci-h, Third Base A Iron, Han. . >.,.. I.otig, Leo*. Dii ip p , Oil. . Calrlter F. Htnlllt, San. Kuril, O il.......................... Winnie*, Hnn, Caldwell, l.e#e.........- .......... (till fielder* Collin*, Err*. Krnm, Han, ...................... Hhore*. Orl. ........... Grunt, Hnn. Iloghea, Cor. Thunms, Orl, ................ P. Hmltli, Han.............. Rhode*, Halt. Esknw, Han. ................. I’Hwilck, Lee*. Kolkur, Coe. ..................... Illvcro, Han................. ..... I’llrhvra Cor rale*, Han . Hewrli, Orl. By R A M 'll BERNSTEIN i'llll.AD KI.t'H IA di Kverylhilta points toward n Bind Hrulglit Na llonal Ix-iigue victory in Ihe Itllh annual All Slur gattu- Imlay. The Nallonnl* have IIn- pilchlng, imwer and a crippled oppunenl I'retl Cuvnllarii . . . celebrated The only Ihing Mtinogi'r Casey Stengel of Ihe Amerirait la-ague is his return In Sanford with n hit promising at the moment is to and nil Bill. show up lie'll In- minus I wo of hi* Irr-sl plleherv hi- Ihiril ha*,tiinn nml will st.ul with an injured renlerftelder Hut old Cast- ha* proved hiuiM'lf a noisier at licking advcrxily m Ihe past Ills under manned lads just niiglil upsiit ihe 7 lo ,'j mills ngaittsl Ihe hi . A eapncily crowd of .lE.TH’i pay mg mime I 1H0 (tno into Ihe I’lnyer .< Won l.osf Pel. I’ensiun Fund will lie mi hand lo Florida Slate la-ague wntch Ihe men inure than three 14 million fans voted haseliull'a out Del.and 4 70S 10 5 687 standing player*. The game will Palalka .388 1(1 7 he telecast (N B C ) from coast tu Orlandn !> 8 .520 coast and radio hrnudeasl ( Mutu­ Daytona Beach 300 tl 0 al) Hume time I* 12:30 p tu. ESI' Jaxvllle Beach (1 43H 7 If Ihe weather man’s prediction Hanford 3 10 333 of a cloudy, warm, humid day is Leesburg 133 ?. 13 correct, Manager l.t-o Du roc her of Cucmi Ihe Nationals will start the fire 0 Bench Hanford 2 Jacksonville hulling voting I'hilndelphla Phillies' lefthander Curl Simmons lie'll lie Orlando I Com.i 3 faced hy Ihe veteran Vic llascht Del.ami 3. Iwcslnirg 4 (8 2). Stengel's righthanded money Daytona Beach at Palalka post (Mined, rain pitcher from the Yankee* Simmons, a 7 game winner who I’alntkii aI Day Inna Beach returned from the Army in April, Leesburg ut DeLand has heen beaten only twice Sanford at .lackvmvllle Bench llaschi is being used only be CiH'ita at Drl.milii cause Stengel's first Iwo I'hotces, Florida Inlet national la-ague Ihe ainqzing mile of Philadelphia, Miami 60 31 .830 llohhy BhanL, and AlBo Beyuolds. Miami Bench 33 1133 37 hlg Yankee lighlhiiiider, are on Tampa 38 32 378 the injured liH 38 .373 Havana 51 Stcligi'l lias lost George Kell, HI Prlenlmrg 111 15 .195 tirtlllaiil third sucker of Hie Bouton Weal Palm Beni h II 30 431 Wed Sox, who is sidi-llned by a Lakeland 30 ,141 • 31 groin injury Dorn DiMnggiu, also Key Wext 67 .272 23 of Hu1 Bed Sox, will start in center Key West 0 Miami 8 dcMdlc a leg Injury. The American League manager, Miami Hcaeh & West Palm Beaeh 0 who has failed lo direel n winning Havana H Tampa 2 All Star team In two tries, liull Lakeland 4 lit, pulm burg 2 Florida State League rated he pi.miied to billow Raschl 18 2) with Boil la-tnon (1 1) And Kt. tT-leralnirg at Lakeland nld Hnlrhri Patgc (0 4),t ho seem­ Miami at West Palm Bench ingly aaeli-sx Negro pileher of Ihe Key West nt Miami Bench SI. u i u Ih Brown*, may be the third Havnna nt Tampa Junior elri-ull |dlclii r Major l.eaguti Manager Leo Durocher, who also All Slar game has failed lo win with two National All Star Iranis, admit* lo- has one of the lie;.) National League dream tnnm* of' all lime. * Hie senior circuit has -itch pilch rrx as llnliln Ituln-rl* (II id . Gerry tilnlcy (H ID who probably will hurl the middle three innings. Bull Bush HMD. the niiclinr hnrler.Snl Miglle 111 1) ami Warren Spahn (79 Figure* Inilicale the National League had the advaidage in puw> er wllh lia home run* no far this laasnn In 1.11 (nr (he Amerleaii*, and 7tn run* driven iu In im for tha underdog*. NORTH First llaxa 69 fit Robert*, DeL. 18 28 f lirt, J. It. I'oIIam I. D. B. .... 16 83 Siimlermayer, Pal. 0 8 Second Base I llrrnstrr, Del,. ........ - 44 I Iteniiur, D. It. 20 Rucker, I), II. 14 S O F T B A L L S T A N D IN G S 411 M. Hntllh, Pal. 13 (Men) IH {{uhcrlHon, J. It. .... . .... I W. L I’ct. Gil 10 Shortstop Wilson Mnler 7 3- .100 H Mnatranaky, Del,. ....... 88 Navy VF 8.1 0 6 ,64ft I'd It Bonilernieyer, Pal............... 38 Robunn’e 6 5 .600 2 1 Mailer, D. II. — .................... 7 Hunt-Mercury 8 8 .273 44 l Milliard, Pal........................... 6 Itrmilta Last Nlglif ligarte, J. B. . .. , ................ 2 88 Wllinn-Mnier 12, Hnbstm's I ..... .. ..... - * Hunt-Mereiirv H, Navy VF 33 3 4 HHIIIPr, lie IT. 2 Third Mar# flame* Tomorrow Cutlr, Mote* - .......... .......... 18 IIHill-Mercury v*. Wil'on Muter in Navy i VK 83 vs. Roliom'* 38 Y oumKi J* H no M. Hmltli, Pul................. ....... 0 .... i " 20 Mu*trnu*ky, DeL. . . . i 1 Plrtle, Pal..................... ... Fair her ... __ ■ 66 81 1Inline, IlfL, 86 48 Riihi-rtarm. J. II. ....... ....... « ; 48 Pnriloe, D. II. . no Oulfleldera 20 Treadway, J. R, , ....... . 88 . 22 Trsmiw, |). II. . _ . . M i Id Kluard, J. II. . .... 47 12 Plrtle. Pal, ........40 ' 0 Ill aeseke, DeL............. ......... 88 ) 4 Conk, D. II, ................ .... .... 18 $ I I Irby, I). I I . ............. . Rolierta, Dpi,............. 74 Slennln, Del,. ..... ^ 8:15 P. M. 63 Pitcher* HI llln, J. II. . ........ 10 - R a c e d finnijur, II. (I....... . Mon. • Tura, Pennington, Pal. . Thnr*. • Frt. Miller, Dot,............... I I RACKS tin linn, Pal............. W ED. and RAT. Roberta, Del,. ......... Dally Double tal Dotson, Del,. ......... and Snd Kacea McCrlckart, ITUUI ICHIU i, J, _H...... quinlek* every Angel, J. B. ...» Wenger, D. B, . Vickery, DeL. .. llamm, Pal. ...Herman. J. B. .. Lopei, Pal...... Maa Blrlnrko, Pal. .. Krota, D. B....... Hrewater, Del,. Treadway, J . B. Roberta, DeL .. t)C K \. R ftO A R [ON111 The Hamlaote Hluea This Week Sanford at DeLand Saturday DeUnd at SANPORO But those who go there with egperleneed guide* — a nrcp**Rv — find that eight to 12-pound hn*» are not unenmnion. There are also ernpple*. hrlm, mudfish— bowflnx. thev’rp railed further north— amt yellow anti blue rntfi*h, *ome of which will ama*h most any line. sir: Wolf explain* that the last eight mllrw of hi* I.Vmlle trip on a small boat with two outboard motor* »** via an exrr-narrnw. Ing, Inh* rlnlhlan ehnnnel through n primitive world of iimll»turbed nature, where he found the bird life tn he Inrrrdlhtr. Although kangaroos have four lent", it 1" unusual for them In than one Idrth al a Colton Lrnf, who w»* Wolf* have more guide, explained thnt the take time. SEM IN O LE BI.UK R A TTIN G AVERAGES Clana II V It V V LH It Planer F. Smith Alenn E*kew (’arise Grunt Kenl* Gnnznle* It in All 30 77 287 37 D13 79 2HH 71 10 117 237 50 202 f! 8 r>8 32 77 13 IH) 18 II IIR .1 tn 02 15 51 l 86 9 20 2 6D 1 n 04 l.aat TM f SB RBI Week Week .833 .870 lit 2 .821 811 .841 2 .813 18 .814 4 .208 .204 1 4D .282 .207 in 2 .278 .200 1 21 ,2«7 0 17 .291 TE A M S IIA L O T I'Oll FHI. N O K T I I - H O U T I I A L Smith pun It Ion North First Base - Second Wn«e Short si up Third Base - Catcher — Left Field — Center Field Bight Field Pitcher — Pilcher — Pitcher — Manager — iMaat Popular Player South: HenfnrJ, Caefe. Noylhi DeLand, Palatka, “♦ ’ Orlando and liOotharg. Duylhita und Jnx flearh, N O TE ] Mall to All-Star Editor, Sanford Herald, Hanford, Fla. *4------ UP TO EACH POR ■ ■ ■ Y O U R PR H I N T m i l 8.80/15 WIHNwoR U.l Royal MotHr. M (Equally aanerowe atfewaeim an aH etioe.) I P IU S R IO A U O W A N C I S O N Y O U R P R flH N Y T IIR Ii* C o tte r t o o w n ^■V • Th tto ./ / r/.]/ '. v i / / /•/-■ //'/ 1 j. ll-JiliO I. tp o tte l t l l t i w i H O o r* ovall* o ^ A t r l n f H ilt P ra -W tlte o y S ol* d u ty. • WWi U n f, m y t o O *ww>. This is your opportunity SEE U S Ib IXCHAMM prteiure. Sanford at Je t Beech Wedneaday Sanforc^ at^ Palitka The nmnnflne rails this body of water Ihe "Daffleal Lake In America," explaining that you ean't walk to It. there Is no solid rround around It, If* filled with floating lalanda, has disappearIng channels and la the hneaa of monster alligator*. JULY Tonlikt “a r drain* mile* of marshland, and I'm fit. Johns River, which come* c it nw.'iy up north nt Jaeksonvil *, start* right their. But most ever •• body who fishes the Ht. John* possibly the best-know ii l*rW* mouth has* stream In th« U. fill' never hennl of Helien Blaie*. 1st alone saw It. Wolf relates they left Heilsn Blaze* toward evening wBh 'pzrdnnnhle haste because guides don't want tn get caught Iher* after dark. He teporl* that one of |h«s* days Ihe whole St. John* will b4 open, nnd people will be abfe tn travel In little ritbln erulsera clj from Jacksonville tn the water* of the lake. Only ■ *** yenr* ngo. It an* Impossible to t*t tn Hetlen Blaze* at all. It wa« then that the Central Florida' Flood Control District men opened the present narrow rhannel. BUs Service eves Yellow Cab 200 fl. PARK AVE. �I I f I COUPLE RECONCILE r ________ ____— Tin -: t u i i U Jl iMiK. TH ERE I Or A A R E O O D LES ' 1 # ■» '11 . ‘Ij O F W ISE B U YS ■h IN T H E W A N T ADS! C i'" Rami I.n u k in g for h font! h u t >m a n il I ’ se 'e m ! In ■ hom e , a c a r , n r * m u e l h l n i j m i n t e d ? I.nnli f l r v l In ou r W » n | . Aitt! V n o ’ ll find them )* m -p a rk e d »llh Itir ltt*l h u y * In t o w n ! (lo r Un til Ad rn lu m m •n« r l t d in lo rd plarp nt — to da y'a re«d nor U n n l - A d n a r # t h e l i m n ’d biidiatt Innried lim m l w ith out dt ami lu g priced. He n lir — regularly! The Sanford Herald '* ur m i ; to t'N T i SMMOOI.H i in ‘«t \ r r • m •*iti g•\ T«* ' i* i s ill * '-w i n 4 i i *i : s i i I U \\ V i. »-i ti • ' til|*l.tiit♦ I n . tnK I*n• -I M |i .| IK illi I i 1 1 Mt t In' ♦*1r **<I♦• * 1 ■1■ I m (•tul trvt -• ........ . 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H**ui Kdldt* Cor Hnl* II vnu want to liny, Heal or Hell. Hfn!. ............ J. VV. H A LL, Hvdllnr' Klurlild Hlnlr Hntik IluilillliK “Call Hall” I’hune. I75N IT W IL L jiHy y u u In ly vc.dliuu lu Iin ki a in, si V V O t I U l tiki' flirt* IlMtih* lun. a i v Went an t fni 'I n l*n II. l.*r. . i |. |.,-• i i - i life n r If .Kip, ( t , I* a m n u m i pli'f-ilMU f ■11 I t'll |l e•(41 K‘ I V I- (*, I 'a n .(av Sv* i u*f m t v !• »* At h m i if i Tul p« |m i m u if I T k tip a 11"I pt cHvt - r v i I F \ M I IS . SI 11 cl Flini h' II \ I M I I 'l lit ’’life VV I »f2 t httli L A W N S l*nu*'i ,Mi»vvt**l J o i n hy v ppuh art tij h y 1In- limii ( Ti ll l *i h l!t9h \ If nt wri t* ’ If! N il U, Dtiy | UI, S i in f u ii l fin m i n v ie w . K h lM im H J \ kit t 'C IJK II 1 N !I1 I ' A f l O E i'll NOI l U 'S CCUHONALH —I I W A N T E X T R A vocation munoyt O Oltll A N D DAD (IKl.l* W A N TC I) S f'lenn "ut Hu' little mill l,rin» I 'n il leu Im* 11(1.1)0 H— die tt ii ff in Hnnforil liu inert I ii'ii :! |ic. l.ivitiK i""in A nil Ion. (li Imul" Hl-wny every A D D ITIO N A L INCOM E diiltu 15.0(1 I-1 iilny, 7:11(1 j m i . 1’ u'I lutliy lu'il nnd nmltrend 15.INI Out n few cairn lintirn untdi wcli t'di ,| 5 |ic. IH lirltr .... 20.00 Hli,Hilly ud'd roll-oivay lied 25.00 ,||n|nK tnM , u tul il rlm lm 25 00 1 fil'd 2 ji c .L i v i n i t r n u m iniito Oo.im II, ,,' $110.05 Nliiinwurr, .’I j,c. Ili'droum Hultc 70.00 M ATIIK D OF HANFORD 20.1*00 E. Int H L_ Phnne 127 Wont In pul (linn In wink in your own community7 tout nollilnj; In Irnrn how to muk< apare ('.me money. We’ll cull uni you and e*plnln. Write Mi Htcplicu Ucckncr, P. O. I x Orlando, Florida. WORK W A N T E D (Kant Ads Pay *.k, I S ill F un .'. 11 . • ni. inti Fi nn . 1.1 I V, |( mii I m I, . •Ml f.l.l i*’ j>lj*,m l ho, — a Odd uffri- of 7 rnum, furni^luul HA1IY S ITTE R . Mr*. Falkcnhcrg. heat reference*. Phone 121,1 .1. tiunie. linn kuuiI iiinimi'. I >i ik >', I’ I A N O S— Oulliranieii. Splnatd well Imul iCKjied tut. (iOll I'nlprlri'ij from (510.00. Inelude* 1 MAN dealre* pmt or full time in mettu Ave. innliiKd. Tcrntd, tradadna. Kabar or package itoro. Five year* iler’d Planu Stnre, 1209 MjrrU*. _ *; aiptrlenca. all pha*ea. Ilox W, For night appointment! call c/o Herald. FU R N IS H ED DUPLEX - On,,,I 1208-W. m iU I ItK'nOu,, on cnrniT tut. PrujH-rly jirlecd lit 171,00.00 niul CH ESTS <>f OrnwiTa— All Hired. will ahlrw ii ifnod return nil IIII’liili In'il or onflid'diiul. llciiHitnviYitmeoi, . . . nldy priced. Cornpnre Compnre our price* . vl7!iB£.n*' .1 nhly H O llFR T A. W ILLIAM S, Keillor . (fl<*„ huy. Budget Turin*. 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( 111 if i' 111'i Ktiaf* iff l 't S l ' l ’l I \ l S i ’ll \ H I ' S . mu ti. i yp'Hi.l n t li r i In i T f f j v ri \ t" miim O m ' Myi It 1 • . . f i l l ;i tin u*' t»»'.l i i|ii Kh# I ' m I * i Hint • HF> ’ • V 111N J I S I " m i n i tup-* * Vtt ........ . I f mu itiinn ptiMfif I I ’-’fi I'll*1 I mi nt» i i " \V p'h’ ., ui,|; .(tJ Sin Toi.l A vr h . iliHinu ......HI. t w r i f f ' ' ' n r‘ VVt^i l*H ' , IJi'l ■ , I 'ml.t .*"» W ,V 1 15 I .1 .' 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Hox 511), Phone 04, St. Augustine, Fla. 1051 C H E V R O LE T, goo,! - tl'"i. U'lif, Fill" 1*. H I - ___ IRAILHRH condh — U ^'"O LlD EIl 3 room 1917 Trallnf. '(700. Cnilurau'* home, Entat* prlie, phone 214. �A- If M acArthur Broils Democrats G.O.P. Keynoter D e ­ mands Crusade To Drive Rascals From Government P o s t s ny W AIIREN ROGERS JR. CHICAGO on— Uhl Soldier Doug­ las MacArthur, amid a cannonade of applause, blistered the Demo crals us a blimdei lug “ war party" ami rallied yelling Repulilnuus Monday night In a "crusade" to rout them from office. The S-Mar general's keynote ad­ dress knifed Ihruugli the strife stir led by Ihe Tati Elsenhower hat (le fur president ini nnrnlnatiuii. It united the packt-il rnnvenllnii hull In a Maiuling ovation as It hit •liaiply at Hie Truman adminislra linn’s policies. The 67-mlnule speech, punctu­ ated 73 limes by humlrlapplng and roars, formally plotted a non partisan course In the nomination listHc between Gen. DwJglil I) Elsenhower and Bon. Robert Tall MaeArllnir, who backs Tull nml who bus been mentioned ns a pus slide vice presidential running male for Hie Ohioan, said; ). Tlie Dcmnrrntjc Party has a noble heritage but Iras been rap lured by sclirincrs leading Hie country toward "the Mieiallslir regimentation of lr totalitarian state.'* 2 The Republicans must enlist all kinds of Americans, who are “ desperate for a plan which will revive hope." lu win lire November Ousted from Far East riimiimnd, the general returns to I), M. nml giiIn receptions with wife and son, Arthur. election. MicAMtmr named neither Taft nor F.lsenhuwer. Comments mi Ihe speech rant o adjectives like ''wunilerfni" and “ dramuHc" and "thoughlful." They Included these: Sen. Taft— "Gen Douglas Mac Arthur has druiualU ally stated the danger of the philosophy of hlg government, of Hs constantly in creasing expenditure'! amt laxa Hull, its abuses uf turner, its dun gernus Hm its In all liberty in the United States. . . , He formulated the alfirmulivc program on which Hie Republican Parly can go for ward to victory and resume prog peoples of Eastern Europe." This came ahout, he sulil, by withdraw al of troops, yielding of cimlrol over alntnlc materials deposlls. riisinniiHIng of (lermtin indusirial plant* ami allowing shipment* of war good* to the Koviet In tlie East. MncArlhur said. Hie United Ml ale* "proceeded with ore dpituln haste to divest ourselves of nnr own military strength" This policy caused Hie loss tu Cum iminlsm of China, North Korea and the Kuriles, he said. MncArlluir's einoHun parked word* lashed particularly al what he mill'd the luck of Ihu traditional will to win In Korea "Korea stands luduy ns Hie hal lowed graveyard for countless American dead," lie said. "We must nut let It became us well u graveyard for American hope, American faith nml American him or " M icA rth u r-a civilian keynoter fur a night— won hi* mightiest ova lion when hn asserted with refer •nee to Korea Hint "It Is fatal tu inter any war without the will to win It," Al nu lime did MucArlhur men­ tion the name of either Elsenhr wer nr Taft. Hut Ihe overall tnno of Iris purly rallying address was much more in Tine wllli Taft's views than (huso of Elsenhower Gov. John S. Kino of I'etuisylVania, who Is renorted to have told friends he would liko lu start a presidential boom fur MacArthur In the convention, helped lead the cheering fur the keynoter. The Republicans showed by a 5minute ovation at the start that Ibev tb'nk the general Is * ereat man. Ha waa interrupted 73 times during his 67<mtnute speech. But there was no parade of deloaatea that might herald a move in his direction for tup place on the ticket ten. Taft ha* aald ha would be glad to have MacArthur aa his Vice presidential running m*t» ten. Homer Capehart of Indiana S w & B r r 'll Douglas Mac Arthur— civilian! The DHL’ from (irneral ■ Pershing li| VVoiId Mur I -mill lo- due-, nol expect II,c GOP lo In-c III Ihe tall Drldgra i liar ,n li i i/ed Hie Dem ffOllfl»M#li |"f IMU I'HiP ocrols a- a pally H i l l divided till bower said lie believes Ihe lliptilr i-.iiiei like civil rigid* III* said Ileum, are going lo have a "hard ■lie ailmllilill.illi.il mil';I tjk r re Job whipping Hie Demoernls In spun-ihibly loi "inlluliou, public November " ilebt high taxi" and delicti finan lie added Any thought id Inking II in hlriile Is out Hi- -aid nil Mgiuents ol tlie nu Tlie general saw the Nebraska loin have lo i confidence 111 Hie grotqi III ills fruit I into and invited Ui-iitocrniii’ udmmMrntiiiii and newsmen to sit In ut the session ale calling lot a ■lunge Elsenhower said Hie parly tins Ben Kem and Hep Church ex got to muster a "llomondmis mil Jnr ity" at Hu- puli lu November hulled Hie toovenlitm lu sweep Hie He added Rial u n l e s s ihal it tluuc Ilemoeral* hum nlflee lest liie cmiiiivy iiliiii'je lulu MiclalifatUm “ we aie nol gnmg to win,” and possildv dliTalorshlu. Then he said: Kirn, In hit pic part'd talk, up “ I don't want u see saw liuitle lirnlded the adiiiliilslrutiim fur Its Him will give us the executive of loreigii and dume-itic pullelcs. Cua flee (presidency), love Ihe Kcnule lug fur a Republican victory in mid give us a r.in all majority in November, he said the general (lie Hiniso." wa* "Ihe very Ileferriiig (u Hie Eisi'iiluiwer elerlinii's ufslake unr government." cnmp'ii vlchirv river Ihe Tall forces structure "Never in our history has the Monday on Hie liainlllng uf Hie 'mi'.iilulloii been mi lira/eidy dc seating uf euii’es;eil ilcleguliuils ifii-il toe law mi openly limited, nr Elsenhower declared: "I lldiili we should riuiprululirte Hie rigid-* of (lie people su ili-fiaid ourselves llul I iluoT wall) lo hurt lv Irnrripied undurlnot," Kem aalil. lie added anybody's feelings " "l On fuiindillg fnllier* never In Hie general said llial to will ill h-tidcd lu i' ivi - tin- I’re.lib id of the November Hie llepiilrlli nit ■ must appeal In Hie ahold elgbt million t ’oilid Stale* lire powers of a die voting bilks wbn are reuehlng s o l I .dm " Kem -.aid nil dictator* luve mg age lor the lirsl time "We have got to have them in i liarai leri/id Hieln'elve* us "the our camp or sve are mil going l o friend n( Ihe peoplr." I’resldeiit Truman In' said, bus declared Hie win “ He said Hie party should also I’resideul has Ihe power ‘"tu do seek lo Wiui the Independents amt vvlmt Is ilglil for the people'— In oilier words, lie mnv do what he, the disgruntled Democrats Senate llrmdtlii an Leader Stylei nml he ninna. Hdnks I* rigid for people . . ." Hridges told Ihe OOP convention Hielien Church said Denmcralir ad today It must patch up natty iiuar ret* or "ninmil certainly go down mlnislr.ilimis during the past 2d years have evidenced nil "envelop to ileleat III November " The veteran New Humpslilre leg log trend toward sociatl/atlon of Ulatlir appeared on the enliven iniliisliy and of every phase of Hint'* seeoiid day morning pm American living." lids trend, she said, gained iur gram along with other parly lead cr* — Sen Janie* Kem of Mi* pci us (mm those who planned It, snort. Rep. Marguerite Cliiirrli of those who fostered It as a vote Illinois anil Chicago Cmincilmuii getting mean* and those, even Mime itepulrtlciiiis, wlm (nil tu see Arelilliuhl Carey Jr In u prepared address, Hridges "the dlKusIrmik end." "A 11rpublicun (election) vlclorv ilellvererl a sealhing atlaek on the DemucruHc Putty. He called for based mi llrptihllcnn principles" u united front ol llrimhllrun*, now she said In her prepared speech, unsettled by the close race he "Is vital for our very survival." tween (Ion. Dwlulit Elsenhower I'U D l.K T rY HEAD NAMED and Ohio Ben. Hubert A. Tail for TALLAHASSEE Dennett presidential nomination. “The Republican Party I* lie l.nml, former sports editor uf the set," Hridges said, “ by slurmy, Flnrldn State university aludniil hitter wrangling force*. . . . This newspaper, today was named party ruimni succeed If this bitter xpnrl* publicity dirertor for the nea* remain* after the enliven liistllutlnq. He will take the place vacated Hon." try Ned West, who has heeomn He lidded: "Let tut heed this warning-un- sports publicity director ut Geor­ lest the Republican Party ttuiiil* gia Tech. Laud. 24. wa* graduatMl from lu a solid phalanx behind the eholse of this convention for the FStl a year ago with a major in presidency of the United Slates, Jiiurnullsm. Since than he has been we wilt almost certainly go down lining nubile relations work with the Arkansas Stale Chamber of Cuiiimkrco Economic Council. Party Harmony New Atomic Sub To Be Pug-Nosed Ship liOokingLikeShark WASHINGTON !,fi — The ruill •ally new uliniHc-powered Million rllie Nuntllox tiling Iruill try Hie Navy will In- a pug nosed vessel Hint look* like a hammer trend dial k This was revealed Monday when Ihe Nuvy unveiled a 4'a (nol model ol the Mihmuiliii- Preiddout ................ . Truman rercidlv said would tie utile lo travel thousands of miles at lop speed on u few pounds of urunluin fuel. Although Ihe Nuvy said Ihe mod el gives uwny no secrets— officials said it is itiagramalie, and not in­ truded lo disclose sl/e, dimensions, or placement ol rqiiipmrnl— this iinieli seemed Imllrnlrd: nu'iil I* pliirrd in tin* rcnlrr mid lakes iqi about a thud uf Hie over all length of Hie vessel Crew iiii'iobi'ls will lie able to walk aiiiiuiil and over it-- heavy shield log The unveiling was mut uf a ceremony during which Naval Cup lam Hyman George Kickover, chiet of Hie Naval Reactors Brunch of the Atomic Energy Commission, was awarded a Gold Slur for his work on design and development ol Hie Nautilus, whose keel wa* tone*. At the same time, 12 other charges uf attempted murder land assault with a deadly weapon will he ruled usmui Thomas ad milled lie fired a rifle al sis women and a young girl lo aatlify nn abnormal sex Urge. He was tried on the Dice murder only. McCaslin Stresses Blues In The News W. E. Smith, 69, Former Resident Of Sanford Dies In Jax » y IWID A N TH O N Y Need For Donating; Dies In Sodus, N.Y. It Mcmi an appropriate nickHIoodForWounded name fur the month of July wuulj After Long Illness be the "Rtsarve Month . Alto­ "Blood, lifesnver for thousands of war-wounded servicemen, is no less vim! uua—»» brre than it was during the cold weath­ er months,” Joe McCaslin, Dlood Program chairman for the Sem­ inole County Red Cross Chapter, announced today. Mr. McCaslin went on to say that with the advent of spring and summer, many of us become pre­ occupied with plan* for long vaca­ tion- and week t-ndi at the shore or mountains, forgetting our obli­ gations n, the fighting man In Korea. "Hut,” lie added, “the fighting goes on. Men are being wounded every day, and in many Instances they will dir unless lifesaving blood is on band lo revive them. It is up to us to see that the blood Is there.” Mr. McCaslin also pointed out that blood Is essential for treating wounded servicemen long after they have hern evacuated from the battlefields. Many of these hospitalised men require multiple transfusion* for weeks nr even months after thrlr fighting days are over. On the average, l» pints rue needed, and In extrema cases, 16 nr more pints may lie required. “Therefore It I* easy to see,” Mr MrCaslln continued, “ why we must nuitlmmlly support the arm­ ed 'ones with our donations of vital blood, even If the fighting In Ki-i'-n should end today. “ I list September, Red Cron tuliie.l the Department of Defense In a vigantlc effort to collect 2,ann orn pint* of blond for the mil Ithr v for 11(61-62. At present, colled ion* are lagging. Rut since the need Is urgent, f am sure the people of tills romirrrnunltv will respond to inch s ruble appeal. I rhen-fore urge all eligible persona to viilni't»er »« blood donors by ralllrur the local Red i~ro»s chapter at 80.” Hoapitnl i* »nflnii#it Kfiim 9t*#l tin way lo deal with alcoholism Keyes told Ihe Cabinet he couldn’l design such an instltullon until he knew whether there were to be facilities for medical treatment, or lost a place "for impounding people (or a drying out period. Secretary of Slulo ft. A Gray •aid lie (elt chu people uf Avon Park "have been getting a run­ around not heir desire to get a s’ale molding fur years." He urged llial some of Hie whisky tax money be released lo get Just a simple Institution started Commis­ sioner of Agriculture Nithan Msyo concurred. A motion tu release $3,1)00 for planning was carried. Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin said there didn’t stem to ba any al­ ternative since the Lcglslaturci bad directed expenditure of Hie innnoy for an alcoholics hospital at Avon Park, but ” 11’* a pity w have lo go uliont It this way Just to help a locality." He *aId the stale ought to look into stalling udoilnlstruHve costs and oilier Hung* before gulling too deeply Involved "Wo don’ want another Forest Hill, o while elephant, somethin!) Just standing Ihcre. with no psy­ chiatrist, no staff," ho said. The first million dollar unit of Forest 1(111 Institution for Delin­ quent Girls and Women Prisoners ha* been standing unoccupied near Ocala for inure than three years because tuiidia re lacking to equip and atalf It. Rep. Erlna Pearcn of Highlands County loti a delegation which ap­ peared before |ha Cabinet to urge steps toward cnnslrucllon uf Hie alcuhollca hospital. 200 CHINESE DROWN HUNG KONG UK - About 200 Chinese drowned Saturday when (IAMBI.T n G HTAMPM IMBUED JACKSONVILLE i* - New occil- a sudden squall capiimd iw Dstrtng pathmal gambling stamps issued sampans, according to reports by the collector of internal revenue from the Portuguese colony ot Macau. _________ Included these: For Ihe year ended June 30: L egal James Monroe Durch, 010 Celery Avo.. Sanford; Mary Anderson, Star Route 2. Dux 48. Del.and. For 1062 53: Henry Frenchy Hen­ derson, 227 W. Voorhli, 218 W Enel id, Crow Bluff, Star Houle 2, Bus 48, Del.and W. E. Smith, dll year old resi­ dent oi Hanford for many years, dli.} . -i M->yer* Hospital in Aodu*. N. 1. at SidO a.m. yesterday after an illness uf several months. Horn In Newport, Me. Jan. 10, 18S.1 Mr. Smith entered the serv­ ice of the Tampa Northern Rail­ road in the early HKHIx and was subsequently promoted to conduc­ tor. He cam* lo Sanford and en­ tered the service of the Atlantic Coastline Radroad In 1020 as u coal crana operator and In 10.12 was made wrecker foreman, a job lie held until Ills letiismtnt in 10-10. Mr. Smith resided at 417 West Third Stieet In Sanford hut fol­ lowing hi* retirement had spent the pnst ff.ree' summers in Kudus and the winters in Orlando. Frum 1044 to 1046 he served a* a second lieutenant In the Army Transport Corps in Australia. A member of the Sodus Point 'Methodist Church, Mr. Smith was also a member of Sanford Masonic bodge No. 1)2. He is survived by the widow of Modus and Sanford; a step-daughter, Mrs. Robert E. Milrlicll uf Sanford; two step­ sons, A. D. lituwu uf Sanford and R. R. Drown uf Wurenburu, (in. six grandchildren, Mrs. lie n Young, Albany, tin.; Hilda no.I Rubeil Mitchell, Mnnfuid, Pally mid Lurry Drown, Mali ford un.i June Drown, Wuiesboio. Funeral services will l.< cunducted at Dtitsuti Funeral Hume at 3:3U D.tn. Friday with Rev. d. E. McKinley officiating. Intsrmsnt will be in Evergreen Ceme­ tery where the Masons will have charge of giuvesldc services. ITA LY IS HUT HOME, Italy P - It's >u hot in tunny Italy that even the trains are slowing down. With Hie mercury climbing lu IU0 at some points, trainmen luund the unusual temperatures hud ex banded Hie rails At Fissa, traffic had to stop until firemen shrank the steel back tu sliu witu tuns of cooling water Fearing similar rundillons else where, authorities ordered all trains in Northern Italy lu muve at reduced speed. Manager of the Winn • .Lovers Warehouse in Sanford, died Sunout uiurlTifia at her hum*, 2119 Tiayinore St., in Jacksonville. m A native of Luiu.aAa. S.viticr land. Mis. Colcock moved to Jack­ sonville f>0 years ago from Texas. She was a member of the First Church of Christ. Scientist, and an officer and one of the founders of the Jacksonville Humane Society. Funeral service* were held Mon­ day In the chapel of Key.McCaba Funeral Home with a member of the First Church uf Christ, Scien­ tist, officiating. Koilal followed In Magnolia q Grove Cemetery, Orange Park. The fnmily requests that flowers be omitted.' •SOCIAL MECDIHTY Rnymuml Rush, Field Rsprxstntallvp of the Orlando Modal Si* ciirlty office, will be at Ihe Court House in Hull ford on Friday, July II, and Friday, July 18, hetwasn the hours of tl-.MO a.m. and 12:00 noon. He will take claim* of r«tired workers, dependent*, an<( survivors and distribute Informa­ tional material explaining phases of the Hoclnl Meeurity Act. Beautiful Picture Framea Add So Much And Cost Mu Little At The The Camera And Gift Shop 111 Souih tlMuaulla T-SH IR T III.AZK FO R T LAUD ERD ALE '.P - The strange case of Hie Inllainmable T-shirt baffled authorities today Deputy Sheriff W F. Dales said he hail been unable to determine wiry the garment that appealed to he an ordinary cotton T-shirt burst Into (lames and burned Mrs. Anita Maniples, ?tt Her husband, Wade, said his wife wa* at home Monday when aha lit a cigarette and her T-shirt burst Into flames She was being treated at Brow­ ard General Hospital far serious burns. It Is bellevsd that the reel surface of Joidtor cannot be seen from thu i'm tn, but that men look at clouds or vapur* above thu sur­ face. d i m l)R. C. L. PKItSONM O P 'r O M K T IU S T K Y E H E X A M IN E D (ll.A H H E S F I T T E D anus*y VII i l i'M B r H»ll«ai» J v . • •- m lk M t r im. si far Slhlvirs root. lastrl U ln . m m r HIb* W o rm . * k l* ■ Ijflr . 2. V“ . - 2 "U T fS T a a m a A T TO U C H TO N DRUG CO. And .......... T H E W ALG R EEN AG ENCY Notice Nun* RED L ED SOLDIERS K IL LE D HANOI, Indochina ID — French army headquarters announced to­ day (hat 284 Communist led VietIn witors off Hokkaido, Japan's mlnh soldiers were killed and >73 northernmost i*luml. raptured In clashes In the Red The board said the Russians had River Delta from June 30 through released I I other vessels with a July 0. total of 150 crow members. Tho headquarters said the figThe Russians contended the Jap•I»M fishing Ships entered Soviet water?. gether there will be 16 naval rewrvlsta now serving on aoU>« duty at N AAS that will he re* leaied to Inactive duty during the month of July. Thin U the largest number of naval reserve peraonnel to lie releaned from duty at N AAS tlncv the reactivation of the atatlon on May I, 11161. The logical reason for this large number of releases 1* that these men were all called to active duty within a dose span of time shortly after the Korean out­ break and they will therefore all return to their civilian endeavors within the same close span of time. Angus J. Saylor started the pa­ rade of “short-timers’’ when he received his official release last Thursday. The remaining 14 men, who will return 10 their civilian Jobs, schools, wives and families In tills mouth uf July are It. II. l.edhetter, C. C. Kurd, Donald II. Clemons, It. K. Jarvis, K. E. Mow­ er s, Albert I,. I.aviolette, Robert J. Small. Ilioiu J. 'fusing, Jack Sylvia, Robert W. Hashrouck, Claude [>. Rice, James II. Rlckt tt, Joseph C. Wilder and John 61. Greer. I'm sure these men will lake with them sums lasting memories or the city of Sanford ami will un­ doubtedly return peiludlcally to visit some of the many friends they have mads (lining (heir stay here. Yeoman third class Carvel II. Van Meter will be putting lus navy uniforms in moth bails as he leaves N A A S today with an Honorabls Discharge uue to the expiration uf his regular navy en­ listment. "Van" and his wife, Mildred, have plans uf making thair home in Orlando. It's been swell having you aboaid “ Van". Us sui e lo stop hack and see ut. Rrinard K. Mueller and Haloid K. Shepherd have hopes uf attend­ ing the U. S Navai Academy at Annapolis and yesteiday they took one uf the more difficult steps to­ ward Nltainlng then goal. It was the examination for entrance to the Naval Prepaiatoiy School, lleime and Harold are competing with applicants (rum all over the United Slates and the results of the exams they took yesterday will be n big factor III deter mining if they are qualified for the Nnvul I'lepniatory School, which hr a required piurequiille for the Nav­ al Academy, line's hoping you hutli come Ihruugli with llylng ruluis, men. Mrs. Alva liedenbaugh, wife uf N A A S ’s Ed liedenbaugh, has le turned from the naval hueniial in Jacksonville where she underwent an appendicitis operation. Alva Is a switchboard operalor here on th.i station and is prasantly recovering from her operation at her home, 600 Myrtle Avenue. A recent newcomer to NAAH It Donald C. Taylor, I'ersunueimau second class. Dun repurled hero from a tour of Korean service aboard a destroyer and has been assigned to the station personnel office. Ills wife Dolores is still at the Taylor's home In L'nrlsioplier, III. bill Dun Intends to bring her to Sanford In the near fuluie. Another Km can veteran to re­ pair aboard the station is Store­ keeper third class William Thomp­ son, who is hare fur a normal tour of shuts duly after serving on Korean waters. Mill uiiguuilly halls from Cheslar, Neb. and u now looking tor an apaitment in Sunfold so ha will he able lo have his wife here with him. He has been assigned to the Special Ser­ vices Department here on the sta­ tion. NlaiM an* puliiieai sultaivlilona ‘•aaks artillery fire, 'nut InaiailM aukenOaais* tS w ta 'T tx o B irT e '1"...... CHIROPRACTOR we eaU far ippeteii Ptete IV B i~lia t r x j ’aS^r•UrSBxnt •acuaaI fur sriif»tr«* ciieUali TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT* TOTAL L IA B IL lT tn AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT* •H la bank's taplitl eeMlala eti . _______ , /'Camrten (talk with ta u ^ ja rje ju e ol •le pie*«a* or eaeleesd le sesuri liablltUM end far W«’d Hud Hit home quicker If you Iimw Hm number,11 K n o v in v tiw num ber gU o m v m U b m w b tn yoa fta o t • L o n * D ia U n c * U to p b o M cult. Y o u r eaU * o m Uuroucb f M l a r If you e*n g (v « U w O p m U o r o ut-of-tow n telephone nuitfber ao ih e w o n t h e re to cell MIn fo rm te IM W N t* gur$f(At^wfl ” /w.n V .v -'iV-jT'■ MOTORS .. �it i in: u n v mi it YOU DON’ l t all it.t „igb Itm.idav except It, .1-1 -.tild e .. all•*a...... 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OnTwoissuesLousiana Delegates Taft Is Against Appeal gop M akers Agree _ However, Angry d is ­ pute Threatens To Explode Over Civil Rights Controversy Steel Mill Shutdown Threatens To Place More Thousands Of Men Into Idleness 4*1144 AtiO id*--Republican plat Senator Thinks Cre fni in hmlderii gave lelll.illVe up tlenti.iIs ComniiUet Senalor Tal l Claims .ill) t inn eiilinn I >ele>:ales pioxul today to controveislat Ini Is Proper Plate To eii'ii |>o!ii'y amt nutioo.il deletin' plunks S e t t 1e At aliment Hot an angry dispute shoot 1 1vll rights stilt Ihrealeoeil to explode, ....... ................ ••ill,ii tv11loo the lu solutions « mu < Dll Ain) , , * •rfS »< v Indite OI lutvr on the tloiu ol (he 1•*** '"day -'id •*' '"ul,l nut uf y m .iU p u l, .‘iutmnal t'liiixeniiou I'C-1 "••pul i'* ail N .tl.m* Mo t oi the *m i omimlleemen 11 "iiveiillnit on ........... .. .M Tlmmiii Lemon of [lloommgloii,: gul then lirtd peek .it Ilie piopo-eil ' itdenii.il ......tint .|„ new city manager of Sun- n.iimnii) plultuim us tho astern ouli.u’emi I lid ford, fuimcrly mayor iiuyoi nod b,.d ,.i » u m F.ST nl. wus formerly 1..... VuM A l iny woiked 'lirinh.l locked Hint " ‘""*.1.1 mo Ii .Ii v i m o i . -I, old oil illy manuKci <d the Indiumi city I.i i,it Tied to u llooi lop' hecuuj* lievnui* and wa» until recently u wa. gnui.ti'd di.oi& Sen r.ii^i in1 I' In Inl dft n<unufmturer, lie I. a young man Millikm ul ("uloijdo ptultumi he i i .i.-ooiil Ho . me |oili. iliunin.il tiud the' uillj lolilldele eisimu and tlom voting IV.14 cut with h wife « nil two luns. Hies ( H.pe on the luo, campaign docu m d out .ihiiig imlllo .l line' In .1 lutlwHV oi’vi i iilili'lelic* mi i.i I .ill oiiviou l> iiTerii'ii I., tiea lie lend lliloligh the entile pl.il I’n lghl EI.'I'oIhih el i Mippm let till ill .Mill llitCUS'loU hiiilliell ll will'll lie '.ulil w.i* 11 pot ted llieii In' slutted "II one wlm li.ii talked about tinongli nguiii plunk li> plunk l tin* delegate, who di'pulicit (or lull pluy unit peine i.oi not utild i loir unit nopuiliul ilecUlOP .i li w muiiients snld mluoi lilts liy IIk* i iiiiiiilttlcc lie li.nl hctlep del I'Uipcd over i li.oiglllg u wold nl I'm up nil i ilk ol ii uo i .noI i’i’m | lieie ol euipliuftis there linin' 1 1' i I In ulirce ft.lid Millie w .Hill’d lull eipio i d i tiiiloleneii til* put more empliu.lv upon "all eunienlliiii di'le, m P" woulit up ‘Red’ Dean Of Canter­ InIipciliillty than did Hie lomplo liolil Ihe I n ,li nil il I miiliillleii l|i, nil ileel'iiio I to tommilti'C lit bury Attacked For ml r ileli'iiM- plunk Mlthkm finally gni Ilie gliuip lo eeudv le.tr. iolnl In oil ,i Hui Id * Germ Warfare View ni In- di.ifllug e.peil* m.ike Itu iielec.thon l.inn.iliii lo lull, o lm.il lii'i isiuns on Ho hi I wind . I.mn-llinu ill legntloo l.mi ntile fo I.ONIIDN .1* - All Utiprei eilenleil Milhkin finally put the rump to n . olioivei .mil n i.i oigu ilelegt ileinnnd (or the ouster ol Hr Hew III III ill.lllmg •••!•••I I s III ike the III.I l.iliil llili to t ill leil liihnsun as lieun of t'aiilerlmiy Imal ili i i inns on ilie Leal words I I » ||If*IvvI I ll till I I .II III r {IAl#t nus put In [ore (lie Hiuc e nl l oin Milllktii hopft it to will ipiii k i out fin i noi hi *tl 11 V Ihr fil'd ly l'«a|V At 111' Ml.v ADO IliADiJtM H IV), • iium*) toiluy Hit* Hrllisli pifth mi11#«• ,i|>|>iovu1 ami Ihru iti'hvii Inn i In* i fmi i'Iii ih In Hu- fllyiiil ............ t ;ittl .lob u.,t* ion I., 1*111Ml t in ilf'immuillg Hu* " m i Mu hoikv flnrUIIU'lH to Ihr lit Hu i iiiivi'ttlimi t.i i,.,:.n ul tut ibut ....................... fit nn ulU’gzitlon*i tfml Hu Ami r u.m pnMbly loulfhl Al .t op fin i ni|i iitoil i •miMlltt ; leutiJl ure wai’uiB germ watfare in .|„(lll ( |t„||,., tiiip . Idei In «I#***i*nill i ll.i* .li |iuli'i| IVxtr t|ih-i!.ilhin t*V iff \tifi 11ii1lolliTi*'*' llo' fur r.nit fttatesman uml one time I'timiullnnl Nine Conservative members ol p, tne lietum'lnlic uiftulnlMIullon mli.i fiurtv lieln ol Ho i ooii iiltun T i ip I n Vi , d .h i i t " I n n I’urlluitiettt filt**l u motion usklng ,ai fur* tgu ulfntts hut been work Mil l < motto t , t. ,1, nll.ils i |i •*peel ti Highlights of lha tercet eon Queen Klirubeth II to revoke the III,! milt Ihe group Hi ii r been rl- in-i Ft ehbnwei bntlluig belween lien Dwight El :ippc d ll It gin > *.gum t tilein. venDoii of Klwsni* Intelimtlunul rppiillitinent ol the 7H veur old Avtu.dli I nit i rilled oeue eon in Seattle were today outlined to dean Such a paiJIamentury inti acuhower and Ohio !>tn llobeil Klwaniuu* by Oscar H u m u o , turn lu the rrnwn has never fti'cn | |i,|t, pip eunteiulera tor the picst light ur.iUl'l tho L in n 'll title detiUbl niiinmaimn aialitanl postmaster uml dele­ Intliultieed before The mol Ion t,uhl Ihe dean "tias Dulles told Keputillerm ftenuturs told Ilie Mi vniisln itilrg.itnm ultal gate to 'the convention from th* bean guilty oi aellons euntrury tu Tueiduy night he thought all COP Ilie new a l olllei en e tli.il "in in OU n the local rluli. I A t7l'i Ids i tilling a« u clergymnn ol h piusiilenttal atpDant.4 could *up- ways On* cruclld vote wilt lie iw T t w 1rr*r I)i J h ' M h U irl'liuu chiireli uml piujintirlal tirnrgia " IIIu ked I 1 1 1 lileiutlv noil the proposed foreign and de Wi •l-llJlNlh (|(>||Mfll 111111111 It. i< i ( II N o v f l l t h r i V u tr lo INlIpptill h HI mark of honor, was escorted to to tin* Inlerest and safety of Her b me compromises Mihjectti.'' Ifhl lu M'f'k itiV Mlpjiml til alt'll' ,, 11. ,! Illi the ipeakar'a table by Puslmsstei Majesty's i i i< ( >n I lt»s|iii.t! lit md "They contain h lot of unneces *.lira tloia iil In*i n!nli"i I t Dr Julinson, returning from an i i Joel Field and Ihe itw. Frank H week ll otiilidirtl On i*HKr Hlti otnr of rhitn us Ilie guest sun verldjiyi’ oil Ilie past Iml look Morgan. i. j of the Coinniunist government. uhcuil in the Mgld diiectlou," Dill b IJ|>ft' I < tv i Ill Ills Introduction, Mi. Dawson |showed u news conference to te lei said i M, I | ll ' l,.M> , i. O v e r I 10 N i i i i i c m \ n * •tleseed the epllitmil lions of l uesihii u 12 v.ilil Inn*' tnumleslo J ii \uitu t 'I Llscnlmiici told tivilmg deb Kiwaiil*. and Ihe epiitt of surv he snld whs signed lay (Tuncnc gate* much Hie same thing ll' 1 i>i ...........I • »•'* ice of the organDiiDon , luireli tenders "deplurltig" gel in swill the hilcign plunk seelils it tl,, i if II Mr. Harrison di'scrihi-d the w ni tine II he "raking op the past, which i 11 lilt Mt Kih f*H' » ' An luliii* o| in b'tlels t him',I ".* \ ! ii 1 I tl, i Miiftl I.til,* %it, i •»• \ denim* u n ^ m s * 'an l" X " "dd «*•* -onterenco he had ivuuldn'l want " lint pledges ho tut-■I liiiiobi'i ol cullies m tto •' t i1"Ti *tf hint*" • I «-»*l»*\ *1 • Ka» ri.il wl "urefutable fuels” supporting the (tie future, he sunt, coni win ".ill mr t hiimlu i ol t'oiiiiiien e >n »iH l**i|Vr iitf i'U VM(f 1 • 1 m l V 1l-rm warfare ................ ill refused Ilie essentiuls neressaiy to gunl" iiniillllg contest lo ll2todu) il them, OJ ^ y cu-npet alive l.. ||o B|lkWW nue-MInn” aboul Insects it* from the mI uml point ot enlighi icpoiled by Mrs H iiuM ll. .1 >III if \ i 'M (If I—MI* : V Ilf Mm ened sell liiteiest ot the t'oib-.i Utf| IIMi NII111it#I “ i "i 1 i 1“ claimed In- saw and admitted eseeullie tecrelary ol llo* I,...... Is I *illYltlv* and directing them to hotel.. I lie ()1 (|m>si|nns about Insects State* " |U,» < h imhei I I I’m. I *i i i-nti le*»l f lit Of the ileleiiftM plunk's empluvi£"«**■ “ r,OU|,„ 't * r Sua' ur "'th e claimed he saw and admitted names lor the •■ the Olympic Hotel, he stilted. (,(, Jeen „„ « bo iiail eon UII air power, lie said " I ’m liol so faftuggesii'd • 41-I •.f f lift III* » I Mu I I It*1 Ms* mm bom to ".Silky" ul Ibe \t He sfild that some of the talks rllsease troin U S certain 1 agree on Ihul " I. r ’ ll,* I I I. I t lift* M lie I’ll. clpul Zoo l.ml ....... lu i at the convention wont outsiaiiil[ferm* t ■ \mi- I rumI *'f Mi*' (ji.i'f il 11,*ii fait and Ids esperl* reporledlt ........ uj (liliennl Ion ns and i u IM ', hiclttdlng that of Jimmy j Almost every tom loo newipaper okayed both plunks, euneclrdly the III the .tide • , 1. \ . I ft » it fit* I u H li I li* Ftdler, Hollywood roll.... il.st and - r(lp morning greeted the dean's air power stress in the defense pro { , »tiI \ f Mi L . itIi i fi f"» ii h- * commentator, who told of the |-m i,.mi nl« with mil raved editorials ,Hisul Tull repeatedly has called (It' •I lift) I | III I Mill iff .Vov I'III lit I ll. b 1.” ’I Kiwani* sponsored ‘‘Notlonnl Kids iiemumlmg dismissal This was lor mure air strength a* a defense ii.imnnt i oldest lor chililrcu i' lie* . lu i I Mi iff Mu- I .....I <I*t years and under two weeks i'Ji, Day program which lie oilgin- some of the cnininenl must I imIi t |m tft11 it'll \ iifnli'i flu* lii« i 1. nn l » 1 1* and prizes will tic offered lor n w atari. “ •*1 The Dally Graphic— "What u ills t ft-t*,t I ,|!*" Ilf H lliff ft1Vi:11 fu t lull 'Ml« 1t 11- th! VV ft Biggest ttireal to Mtlllkln's liar ; [> three mimes sulintltted betn 1r«* ..... tii Bob Hope, ntuvlu ami raiiin nlur. iTiiiefol thing It Is that a man I i. ... ( i ll M i l i *‘ H H U l V I • L ** 1 1MX t l I ' I i ’ft .i.i ftr' il in inony efforts was an unatillleil liut Ilie deaillirie. mldnlcht .Inly P > tihlblted a motion picture de holding a high position in the li' It 'I, Mu *11 - fi .ft I.r a hi. (.tl nl tn Mm • •Ift Ut Il4111*3 lie about Itn* Itepuhliean slum! on All entries must lie m iilnl i. voted to tpastlc paralysi*. nod church of England should make <<• I Cmm11f *, ii.| 11i|ii4’-*ti .l I hr I lutHi M, til f I ti 141<i ftl f*iftl ’ dUcrinilnallon ineusures the J.iycec liiforni.ilnm Hoolli lb. h. I nf • t.ifiHiiM tu f<i I t.liiiiiii Mi told of the aet up for combating himself the mnutiipleee of lies In unll MMf|l, 1 •It the affliction, vented by the enemies ot religion Uicuo ure u bid tor Negro and Sa,,,1uri1' , .l“ "V c •' Im,'i11*'i i*ii| fit* |*i *(.hi *•! I ft* ml v i ' A log roiling contest In u to vilifv Christian men 1)lh,.r uaHurily .support 'T i .^ l V j T tlfIII#I I'tiflf ti' llM'Ii Ift1 hi* fftiil11*1*.'il ’ 1ul t Cm large tank in the ticnttlu moll Thu l)nlly F«xpn»*» “ If ll wun* Klllhkln pul thu wurrhiR luiiiun** iilnodU'd by i ntrant, Iium out im l*( Mm f I i*i>liifilli"i *‘f f ♦<I•’ t'iiiiii S ; mi I o l d \ ; m v I'iittIC torium resulted in some spills not for tho harm In* •me** unrniMl jn^(l M ]ovki*d iikiiii fur twu houni Sanfuid and Semlmilu I'mml) ly vVtill I va|ii**'t fit Mtif Mu1141 t h1* Is riiiiiiil \N rrt’ltt'il due tu the cdnUitam* wearing Dr Hewlett Johiuon would lie an I'ymigy night under order* to "Sunil and Ford" was one <>' thill . ,..... of -* sorrow ----------- — ........than ........... .. rt ««Mh«»a on I'm , Twin rather enu muny novel names that were i> tvnnlt shoes instead or shoes with ohjeet A I I *« l eijitif ffjftl i.ft fllti I CiUlt* reived today Mrs lllng said M » i ».’• I i ijl 11 i»ii ff■tiieii nn I'iimi rtiifri deal; such ;• loggers usually *ure " ..lift hi i | (Cii.iluustf ca Pen* n o Tho Dean of Canterbury I* ap T S IIIK T Fflti: EXPLAINED ,i.l i ft I.r it* liMlMft-l pointed by the ernwn Under the FO K T LAUD EIID A LE bB-Uepu 1i* ft l ’ > ' "l .i IMl |l||ill! AH h i g h w a y PA-rkOL c h e c k chureh constitution, he can be dU ty Rheritf Util Bate* think* a highly l.llil M i Iftli • I.I I TALLAHASSEE ijl — Ilofective missed only for a civil ur eccleii Inflarnmablo Inaectlclda may have I lift •I IIIft' 1- ft *1 |l Mfaty •qulpmant w.s found on so, astical offense caused Mr*. Anita Sample'* cotton II.I.I ftt i l l I ShftliftI ft M2 of the 170.ni vafarlH checked T-ahIrt to explode .t Miduring the Florida Highway I’n Bales **ld Mrs hainplei, who Ml. , ft i-f H im i i''""r, ll l. r 1. KX HOLLINS TR U S TE E DIEM t/01’* vuliintary tafaty Inspection, >no burned critically Monday, lold Ml I4U •F •J* llm. I 1 \•*1 i' 1 ii BIIANFORD, Conn if - Milton him that U 1U April 2# Juno 21. Ihe Insecticide hud been II ■i.i \., ffi.TiMI t<» f'.'ll.itlMI in, fl'iiiu llur, Mr 1 1 tala I ...... . lit tIOIIO DEAN >\ i It.It A total of 132,MO paisenger auI , I. »\ hit 7UL-V * ,‘hi"h!!,T I b - , < M'.read around thu room soveral Ii, five nmliii. min t" tluei- l-i'-l ii li d vi. ' MU •r * 1tl ti ti, >ti!inl I ..aa. Hume It) li,>nti<)i on, now iiml.-, Mountain Lake. Fla who bellied tomobilcs and M.Sfil truck* paksed minutes before she Ilt a cigarette ("Ole III")’ .Hi' tltllu-led tn» tha) « Inl.* i fill * b bn # 1. ■m lb I ,.M ruiislrui’tion in PluotMtiiiii K-t/ii, found and direct many public utili through checking stations during and the T-shurt exploded. M ii -I'ft f 4 Dii-li' ii- nn rest fttried urea, Ini r rt limit" >ll*1 >HI lift it lb. - i '-hini tta Inijwct on period, the patrol ties, died at hi* Bine Orchard Bale* laid a test made Tuesday Flunk Turner, sale* nmnugi-r iI > l I* 11 tin lift'Ml "I Inning. Mr Turnri milil Id .ill 1 h iftft’ti n ilt b. (> 1 Ik • venleil yesterday. There are In »■’ Mil""' , r homo here today after a long ni­ . laid In a final report today. fill lift with the insecticide and au idcntl Hi- i-xplatiu-il Ilml tiie 1‘lenls ne**. cal T s h lrl showed this may have •ItI ion In the 111)0 home* whirl Don E'lales melbiid -*f i-iiii'tri"' 1,1,1 11.’ll Jii V •M. 1l|ift"U nl 1 I** Hi | I ft Im •( lift 1 I 41 ft i ii a?d .UB II,8,1L" *,?(1 f c l'v atop HiUrtidl t M il*1 i i 1 lisvn already been built in I'lin, A native of Salisbury, Conn., and III# ..VI,., 1 . til Ughta topped the Hat of defect* (,.f I,. ,t ll. I iM •ft11 i i I i Hum rained the fire The shirt was tioil nnd sales is In .M l i li I a few tathm Estates, tin, 876 In Un­ » 1864 graduate of Yale, he helped Faulty brake* were high on tho sprayed with the insecticide ami I #ifi'li i t 'l I ll » I * IMftIv tuMItl Mftinpli’H rather than ail «u ft•• 1Ire It s'V W I' lb -i«*L ll Ml. lilt with 6.307 instance* of bad found and direct Ihe Southern Hall­ wtieii a match was touched tn it, wind,! tb-llmy area. i t ul ML: |||Lt |ij||l' I4S ft,. i|| (lift Idnek of lioini-s Ttiese etmiplei 1 , 1.-1 ,,[ in.' 11, i ll.. It, i In. M■ Mr, Turner expressed Die emergency brake* and 3.2S4 of do- way Co. it hurst Into flame* and burned tn# •m *I iir Ift* ill Inav ft,e nbnwri tn lul< resti'd lie was for many year* u trust < 'hui i ll ii "f.i,.' t, ll IT M -t Itnptiii festive font brake*. ft’ltt’ft’l (lit within several seconds, he said u|dtllon that Dellary would pa III l b. K i H u. 1 fliinllli', will. Dll'll pick nut Mil* Mu* » i vi, u |!. ill b«i hi \ I - . : M ft 1 ! |ll. M| il ' Mil if il1 ,) ill Patrolmen made 385 arrest* dnr of Rolllm College, Winter Park, Mr* Humpies wa* remitted still Ihe 10(1 nnuk before Die etui "I fiuturin will (’ll (nit lift-ul.it I v I'li'UJf Flo. I vt t u ’ I 4 i li l > 1 . 1 . l* f f t bag the sBfrlv checks Including rlttllftftM’ 1 ll.i Ml Itu ft. 1 1Ift#* ft|i ftrj In critical condition and last rile* Die yeky and from ttin widespread Funeral service* will he held at of her church were administered activity which we obnerveii it i- f)i*in. ...nl a Inmi ft fni thiriii may ' iUI' VI L111 .lift! Ill* I'MM'llU, All Ml for driving without Itcenie and t di - ' i It." 1m 1 nl Ll l i 111 # II I I I , ft be Ifiiill tu unlur. 2 p. m. Friday at Trinity Church itnd Me \\ t Minn, .h tsfi’t III.Mil' d easy to believe him. Mv»n for drunken driving. Tlu* rtiimpli'N way, <»f ffmrNM, Vt fllilj [HIM nt S ll k*Ili« It IIJK Ml.. III. t hare. Cine of the most striking feu D ELEG A TES TO F L V bit fuild to tho»H lui find tlicpfii Mm . V I h:i I, fie ll. in, M i . n i*d I I ll . ( U l f l\ V M I II MIAMI tft — Florida’s delegates lures of Plantation Estate* Is Du NAlUfiirtury, Iml Mi Turner aat.l M11. W I" lluic T . I nvei i,. I ft* I » J *I, P 1 in, linn will fly lo Chicago on July 19 for i ural atmosphere which per vat, \l. and -Mil. \V. II. . "iw.niha" -li I-.I ml ., I in ,1 .nn i '♦ , I ' ',11 NEW FEUDKNT1AL HOME the Democratic National Conven­ It dssplls its proslmlty to the “ Nilf 7 7 . " ' ‘ u! would find fcalimfi In suv^ m I Inverness. » ft ISM lr, li' lib I III .'ilililli ‘ ,,ili)tv JACKSONVILLE Kk-Prudential tion end will hold their first caucus R . n ^ . n . i . o , i U w U . u T he I'lilllsiiil. ",-curie,I. I i, in11 I , I n mrd i I'll, i i ,|„ i'r,i Insurance Co. announced today II shortly after arrival, Delegation Na matfar haw far «w ay ',"1*1 f ra » hrnn* you may go on yoe- will build a Southern home office Chairman G. Farrl* Bryant an­ quail crossing the rustic cuunln n^.k t n s. -' u t' Hliilu lllgliwav I'ilnilnntn ll»> ciiinp.i") it li|r‘h alliigeilt) roads, racing across tl.. neat well ^lale* method they ate able tu ns , wl i i t n Mun lliii.i, riding t>> i l l ," i i mil .v.ilurmclon t i ,1 I,, vacation you ran readily ral<h here. Work on the building probab­ nounced. bicycla, e.niitgpil |, -m a dttt i *« I |:un,i'i it Ibr uii-j ly will start neat year. Bryant aaid Tuesday tho first up an th* hnna town nawa hr just ftiniDi "( tin •',-only l ui in, I I In- p- liliuTi rl iim. it praidu ally Orvllla E. Beal, Prudential vice caucus actually will bo a reorgani­ t r n ir ; u S l r a,hc,orP1l . T w ^ : s— dtoc fh# Haaford HtraM iiml in nttamptifti. a turn nn Die | II"' i 'ii I ii i n ili i im liin I'lnp m, 21.1. when yen refnrn. Y»n ran ar­ president, announced the plan at sation meeting "to ratify action I a news conference also attended have taken" since the delegation S°b.b rT o l l i l l \ c » m L t!rnin1 . .D lJ Estata conimunltv 'ft. th. guest p.ivtil highway, was stim k l,y i In in . m the s-. Mint v lia>> litilnd vsft11ft rant* with your carrier boy, nr (ty Mayor Haydon Burns and city was elected In the May 27 primary. “ L be*h,yb r , iln,, " : ,TlUlnif U , “ , y | W ' i . ‘ which waft the ul.l Count Ml autiinnihfla dliftinl ft>V Mrs. F. I IN ' III",Ur U I" is "t f.'al.lHHi after their mother, DeBary home. Il is 'ituuted ii|nni E. Cooper nf Aanfonl. Jhiwagh Charlie Mar?lean, circa- Chamber of Commerce official* j Tin- ail uic i gains I ll"' Mtltp Nineteen members of the dele Yet but a fsw yard* on ware an eminunr* from which u long k llm manager, hr telephoning The Southern home office of Pru­ atlon are pledged to Sen Richard ./lint pitur tu Du- accident, said j snn Seed in Mmitlcoll" Eli monsrnlstlc horns* with every vjew over wooded land Iruds In Mr. Ilairisun, Alan and u com­ I',ii urers nf tin- .ir«a soul itu-y dential will aerve eight atates— I. Russell of Georgia and five lo i r . ; : ‘ R j.,u“ " * ::s u, Kentucky. Virginia, Tennessee, San. Batas Kefauvar of Tannaraea. cnnvanicnct of modern life, vacii Luka Monroe In the distance. Of panion, Fred Klin;, wont talking lunnjlil llm ret I lilt'd seed i, "D ivio with Its own artaslau water sup­ ndmlrahlo wood construction Die alm.it groin- to lint Imilsi, of u Qiii'cn will rcslbtant wutt-rmt'bm North and South Carolina, Georgia, ply. They wars al) surrounded building posilldy 100 years old friend, Eddie It 111k:, to ask bint svcit " Tills ii a long, striped Alabama and Florida. It will em­ CALHOUN NAMED AGENT ploy 1,000 parsons, B«al reported. TALLAHASSEE - 12) A. Orville by carefully cultivated summer combines a sturdy IPlh century tu go nwiuiming wilh Diem. Tiie mi'tim A r t 'l l * (■ y»nr return Thu vines which grew did md Calhoun, who for 19 years haa flowers of avary description In­ grace with a welcoming atmos­ buys warn on the dirt road, just prove tn Im wilt resiitaiit ami most bean a member of the Stale De­ dicating tha civic prlda and pub phere of friendly comfort. off tho highway. partment of Education business lie spirit of tha residents of the Tha old farm houtu which was Mrs. Cooper was reported to of Ilie melons were unmarketable, the pMinlilfs co;)ti'iidad. ataff, today wai named fiscal community. (< t,aiinii.il ua rnae Tm -I ones occupied bv Die farmer in Tha homes of Plantation charge of the Dellary place has igant for tha Florida Foraal SarvM V iTE R MAHONS SAN FD IID L O D G E 62 Estalas vary In design and alia, lean racantlv beautifully re­ All Master Mason’s will meet at Tliert. will Im a called communi­ fid succeeds George S. Kllner though thay art all admirably modelled by Ed Davis, Plantation who baa resigned^oUba a poslUon sultad to life in tha Florida pins Efttatas contractor, and Is another cation of Hanford Lodge Nn C2 cm Ihe Matonic Templu ut 2:30 p in. woods. feature adding to tha atractlvo Thursday al 8:00 |>. tn. Ttu. Fal- Friday to attend the funeral of Die lowcraft dur.rec will bo conferred. late W. E. Smith. Tha houist, which range from atmosphere of the community ( r r i i t i .iI > P rrrS H U IU lll irfi - Ailililiimal ■ layoff* In tliv ruilrii.nl imliixiry T loomed loalay a* tlu> ri-siill nl lha* nation-wide striki* nl (Us),oou i 'I ii United Steel worker* ffcurly ao.uiK) railroaders have been furloughed slurp the htrlke began June 2 Tliey’re part nl the 422.405 wolki’M ill ulllril l.id.udrt" off the )ob because of Ilie r,lecl strike The Pe.l.isylv miiI.i ll.iiliii.nl, which laid ulf 10,000 inen June 5. aayi It I* being forced t.i fur plough ‘Several thousand" addition al workers A i pokeaman declared. “ The ■trike U having serious progres *lve elfeet on trallir Now It U culling u(( ntiipinent* (ruin many concerns which depend on steel for their own production " The same situation hold' true on many other railroads ihiongh out tile country Many are moving only passengers. mail, express and perUnables as the prodm turn nl 4| lurahle good’ i eurlailed lieeause of Ihe steel strike Meanwhile, representative* n( the Iron ore Imln-dry say they plan to ask tile Steelworkers it a plan can be worked not to move iron ure now stockpiled In the Upper Lakes' region All ..... shipment: along wtlh Iron ore mining, have been suspended ami lodo lry of «4 tin«tilU**l till 1*41 »U » I Ii ip in i* ;;. 11i ' t't >'V'fl • ) V'3 » . *1 Ouster Demand Is Made Against British Prelate I li vrn .<• . lit l i.1111 V **l * . 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Ilnm—r said, f *'lift’ll I 111!til (III I**'l**» I Itf f « I Alov iu h im * liih le BIT?. "Kali Breed" 1:00 . ID 46 - 4:38 - 6;8U - b:10 10:00 3IO YIKLAN D "Banntrlln*" 7:45, feature 8:12, last coin; pleta show 0'40 PR AIRIE L A K E "For Men Only'* 7:45 - 10:30 "Unknown World” 9:15 only • v«;Oft**JaM uuaAi” � 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 08, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 08, 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 08, 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/67a0a665c01e3638660052e4cfc8a9c5.pdf 2f0568750eef67210a8a812a4042dd99 PDF Text Text * • laaaHBB TREA TS FOR \m i xi-liiiiK and stimulating fare of motion picture « ntntainment 1. to be laid before the people of Sanford i ini .Vinlimli. ( minty In tli« roinliiK months. in un nll-ou, effort to bring tbu beat In plrtuie* to proplo of Arnern M .ti.M . of Hollywood In tiiiiilutc out nil astonishing iiiunlur of real nnivb gnat*. 1.railing the star-studded I'uiinli' of miiiipIi lilt inti'itiilniiii'iil in ".Seurumouche" dr it lord to lie one of the ycui's biggest. At top light uru J-nol Leigh mid Nti'wiirt (Ii anger wlm will shun- atarrlnK honora with lowly Kleanoi Parker; nt loft In pictured Itohi it Tuyloi and Jonn Kontalnu In tin* Technicolor marvel, "Ivunhoe", u Sir Walter Scott classic) "Lowly to l ook At", rente,, In otu of those atar-utiiililed, gorgeously spectacular Technicolor muiicala replete with fun anil finllc hum'll on the .luge hit “ Holiarta" with Jerome Kern'n ntualc. MOVIES A R E BETTER TH AN EVER - SEEING , 0!> Film Classic Is Scaramouche Brings Thrilling MadeFromWaltcr Duelling Scenes T . The S c ™ . Scott’s Ivanhoo Stars !>,?;su?i "Z, Stewart (Irnnger and Kleanor Parker play the lead roles In M-U-M'n swashbuckling technicolor feature, "Scaiumoucho." A tain of passim, adventure, and gallantry In a nation In revolution, thlu film Is an ailmliohle vuhide for llielr distinguished lalcnta. M U M . nn nlwayn. ha, many , ' . ‘ " ‘ d ,“ ..... o l i o ,Him to nerve .... to the f" r" 11 "V,tl'iM P P ' .Vieuolnt pill,lie In the com « * " 1. I* »" ii month.,. Theae are all ,lln- '?...... " ,Uolih.,1 hy top-flight nlurn, { minty in the coming month.. t.l.v annus and often hv ln " " ■••*"»»* rMw* •« lh* „ " nl ’ ’n *"* h> heat In flick, to the people of * ' , . America, M-fl-M of IlnllywoiHl I. Ihirettn Morrow, who only re- turnlnic out an a.tonlahlng mintnilv w„n h'Jle.1 on Mroadway b#r llf r#ll| n,ovle greaU. i her splendid performance In Leading the iinr--»tuddi'd par»h,.nn.er. eln mu.lcal „ f Mim, h.hll entertainment, he Klntr on; 1 . In which ahe , ••Benrsnmuch,-''. Itafal Halm■rrrtl with t.e,ti.ide Lawrence. lhr,|,ll)(r of , WBih. !,rouf n i° 1 lw l#Jri<,n liurklinir Mtlvrnlun* In the tuniiiiM-tl-M I” * hjlarloua and tune- j,|0|,g nn,| hlood.oakeil year, of comedy, "lleratt.e You re |||(, |i>r(nch |{Mvulutlon. In''. .... "II* wn* ,H,r" w,lh ■ K' fl Ml*. Morrow vhurei tha bill laughter ami a sense that th# it). Mario Luma, the bulky world was made," said Hahatlnl .King Idol of the "Ureal '■/ hi. hero a. he unfobM mie of irino". Lan.n admirably .nits ‘ he most Intriguing and glamuro part of u trifle bygone opera «-»• daredevil action, of iir drafted Into the U. H. Army. pomp. <»f cblvnlroua id Miss Mm row file delightfully »,mi Intent ever penned. u s s w a r - * U n. Turner ;; * r t f S ries In I tn . th . ' Jr ' P Meluhin awonlnman, Jean Here*">»•' nil (tlyinplc rhampluli In hln field. Klnannr Parker’e rad hair anil mntrhiriK personality netn tha movie oflanie aa nho [days the fiery part of a French actraaa partial to romance, footlights, ami the pursuit of Scaramouche. wori.i wor" l,_ __ „ H o lly ij ia Q **It S i •U,ny * A . " l*» P ' * " J® ■ »*»" « „Vovl«* S i S W - f S t U .ln p - 'j i L i g t 6 • e llir r T o m h ta . to to g t o lo d t o . the Merry Widow to ■ ■ n|| |h*> glamour, romance ?**!•]?*. and horror of an age In which h**f°rRol the whole stru rlo re o f the hik'I b I of the fam ily, of the Choii'h. or the modes and manr.ers of gentlefolk, came r r ii.h - order, ; " Il' 1 *h»* Hl'» 'vm ,<s'' ll‘on sen ...r bWW* “ >• action-packed apt ritual**/». W?U U Inspiring tple, "Quo Vadla*. celehratad j^oW ti l0 ^ Sanford'* turn. In tha near future thla really fine motion picture will ba seen In Sanford movie houaee. Laid In mvtMeal Moravia, thla ,.ure fire hit portrays the lmnoverlihed gaiety and fragile beauty of Old Europe before Which background the lovely and wealthy young widow, Crystal Kadck (Mlu Turner) Is puretmd by Count Danllo (Lamai), a cynical. and avartclpua fortune hunter, wh#. eventuaily decide* to hunt Crystal Ii "StUtoX LL.__ r |a giwli _ ............. SUrrlng Dfkorah ti* iT and Robert Taylor al th# Iwad of a c»st of thousands, tha film records In graphlo detail the horrore and tiiumphe of the early days of tho Christian Church, Ifore than • hundred aete comblue In a production effort which haa seldom been equal to giro the movie-going public an autheatie gertraya) of the giorioua and I Haight of lu I movlo unfoide In tho struggle i agahMt the UUk M-O-M has combined the fin­ ished tvlcnts of veteran I'inemnetori Holierl Taylor, KlisalM'lh Taylor, Joan Fontaine and tieorge Handers with tha superh direction of Itirhard Thorpe to turn out another magnificent acieen por­ trayal of Sir Walter Hodt's iliatlngul.hed novel, "Ivonlioe." The rich and lumulliious medi­ eval background of the action la n.plotted to tha full In majeatlc technicolor hy director Thorpe, "Ivanhoa" tell, a tale of war, lontanca and adventure which haa seldom been equalled. The fluwar of Norman and Salon knighthood, at each uthera throata In a monumental struggle for dominion in the “ sceptered isle" of Ureal llrltain, display all the gallantry and brutality of Kngllsh chivalry. King Richard the Lion-Hearted, hack front an adventurous and perilous crusade of the Holy Land, strides on to the atago with all tha pomp and majesty or ancient mon­ archy. Mario Lama, I'aula Corilay and Jatnea Whitmore .tar In Metro’a tuneful mu.lcal comnly. "Ilecau.e You're Mine." The .ter of the cinema-operatic cla.etc "Tho Urnat Caru.o" I. perfect In the role of a retired and drafud opera .tar ami Ml*. Whltmora'a charming par■onality and Ingratiating good looks contribute* strikingly to ae superbly auccee.ful motion picture. • ‘ �IV YOU DON'T lacaira jour 3*af«rd Htrukl, Cltj Dallmry, by 7 :M P. >L, pleat* call YELLOW CAti 1444 5 T 0 h I * .VOLUME X X X X III AN IN O K l’ KNUELNXJj-*— Enlabltohcd 11108 Solons Strive For Breach In • Bill Log Jam SA N F O IU ). Kiuanis Makes (sift F L O R ID A VM I'W IM PIM NKW SIM PK II) M ONDAY .IL LY To Hospital Two Money Measure?! Delay Adjournment With Only Few Of Members On Hand a ” A w 'V m t I n • • • I I 1 'lt.rl , .(.e r il * ■I » H p i f t d f I Islt-V r I 1 ( H ie * t. i O »'0 ------ 7. 15172 Assm'iiili'tl I'ri'HH l.ivisi-tl Win* 228 G.O.P. Party Chairman Calls For United Front For Party; Foreign Policy Plank Ready S e iu ito t* • t M i i l i k i n I ’r c ( ) 111v S i t u i w m l It 1 I i Hy JOHN CHADWICK WASHINGTON - Cunjir.% ilic ls I L it n it n t v I *rti ,'i.! 111 It 1 I It M l |l»l atonal leader*, switching ilu-ir JJI . l I l l T u I'il'A llo p t lM l plans, ilruve behind Ilie scenes in it v ( H Mi li t ; . i l «“ i \ break a deadlock over two money CJi i I ' u i t i i p i A l L i i i r i 1 1 . 1 1 1 1<- I n i ’ . I >1 .1 v v 11 bUli and adjourn the bJnd Con fre ti today. lit E D W IN II li t th IN S D N I II M I SI HIS II U I 1 III. l With only a lew member* on * Mh A lii» p I tu* I t • I ' i i h l i i ' a n I*11 i I IMIp lie ti lit Ifl I -Ik lul hand, Ihe lion re and Senate met |>|.|||||* 111 Miltilllilli i 11.til In lull- 11 1,1 l| ,ltv. hi I* , fit Il'tiMl ll (Mil at 11 a m i RS I * und recessed ItHlIB> d - tt h i u l l l ( l l l l l i ' l * s li'U ^ h ?t 11 11 1 S ic .t m t i I •,| 1 i t 1 1 . 1 1 O i l 1 1 tin ti 1 \ 1 Nl f| lhdn | I V I i l l I Md o drtl II I shortly afterward to |>ernnt back ih .iM r m i l d i m m .1 l i.t r i n u n v p l a i t 1 IliadI dill Hm I .III' 1 idllit M(|P(il stage maneuvers I'i I 11 m i *1 (H I IV!. ti lit l> IW I’.M 11 1:.i 11 ( O a»i1 (iiriij'ii I'itliA v .h i 111111: flit I t n iif)i m il hnf 1 v i111■11 vv iv 101 k1(1 borne Democratic leaders were 1 m . m d i l i i i i i i i l i a l i i H i i d J111111>1iii^j in doing business with lit publicans S*-i I •" l.lllc i It IVl.ll \ IM* *il (ll film I I i 1 i I .1 <lalMpIKI I . S . i.t I f l \ t • m i ' t 1 O id ( I f ! I i t . i j M i n t 1 t i l l l l l t i l t i l M l I ll li' .t iii Hu h i d I ill' lit'h l by telephone calls to Chicago, S i ’ ll I uy t ' l i r l l M l l l l k III t i l C o i n whir* the GUI* National Conven­ it. t i n 1 t . it n iM 1 \ ID I l ie 1','dM i . i 11 A P i t n 1 a 1Iti u ln> I n * iiil.s t n i t h H u l u l l i ri i I I I 1 It P V ,» * I I , • 1* 1111 i l l N i tion was opening u n 1 t iu , i m : •, i? 1 n i i i d | latii aI ( • sal t J' t ' l , t 1 I, 111 ID i l l ( ( I l f A ! la a I Ol I I m ! 1,1, 41, els I l o s t I l l l t l f t * .Hi ll 111 I V>| t* If! II p thl u V M i l l If House and Senate conference I v I I . . 1 M ’l \ I ’ l l i e l e e k i • 1kit I | l O U p p i I t l l t I f l l lil t* p l H ( K i » u l VA| | | ’ ll H o h'Rsi h u l l p* Mill m< i .a n( . 1 , t l i i u l ,'«i h -1 a •d i e d I m ' m|i* 1 lilie l l ll 11i d M .d e n committee members can agree on (‘fill 111.11 .1 « l u ll a4 1 I. ? ll >1 l* a p i ' H i k t i l I . v a l l i m i u I t i l i l o * ( tu ( ..lad* d p a r i . I i >d 1. 1 Ox) a* t i l l ,'! < * I lu i i m 14(111 \ 11 . m i n ' the money bills, both houses will htMk lie | j HUM* tl .n o ! On Mn tlit? H t p u l l t u a n h n lli Im 1s t fua t I Im' - Utd «l i'i I UMlOl 1 M h u l l a i p 1 e l 1 1 n i l H i m *' be convened later today to try lor l’i •I4(,«I4I ",O.1I, IIIIII iM. k*UIII IIII Ih a liii lilt VV A1 • i n l.M iii > n u t p i n d i m l e v 1 o p final passage ol the Mumbling *u'V*0 0*1** hall A Ol 11 (Ho 4' Ih i iLi l i e t i u l It a e i d i u l l M l l l l L l n l l f * l i l i l ' i l i l l Ir'Ia- lNt* n i p ■ li l t 411 d h ililK p e t ’ l l 1i l l block legislation. ( illl'lll I S 14 p i f s i l o v IK .1 11•, I I n o l lli»> U s e r ' l l ! . I * *l ,11 f ■11 i n H til a preilt p id 1 ,,( ' » I m \ i i m i 0 .1 l o i t i l e I l i 1 I H o e 1 c i • m 11 I * " • • ' ! l l o •) 1 l i e n 1 I it i l l ; ; « n 1 »,I t ■ But adjournment prospects were ' 111' . m l t i n h x l llU i - r r i i a p p lO V t'il ,1 Hi " p c i d i i i i | * II i I I f k«1 , 0 11VI 1 1 n o ! Inil precarious—neither bouse bud a I l»> h u l h ! . K K N f t o h i ' l t I . i l l u l I I I I l« 1 (he f .11 1 11111{ H r hi r u n i d i h e I ’ l m t c h y K i r d m e i , th *' I t a y m o n d K tu d i* t Ihi I. M dli raMl n d . u> eii quorum of members present und I h i d e L i l l i .! III t H i t I .............. Ii (It 1 i l l III I s t l l ( i | g.*I l l ClM' O llM kt 1 1 i l u t ' f V ' M i l Mi n i l ' l l ' I t , ( I I I lls ‘ t p i li h ' T h * l i c v . A * i t M l I h i l l s , l e f t * t ' h i i i k l i m i t <*f t li»* K U v u r m 4 "1111»*<i U v i i i t r p t i v i h ' K t il l ' i»i l«| ru iin iilU t > a tingle objection could lorcslall SI I * l I t u * M a n n f i v . 1n n i i llV ril list l i t ! I t t f l ' 11( 4111111.l lH H I t h' ' HI Mid f VVi» I M I l l l i h I I I h a n d s (i> T , K . T u c k e r , p i i s l i l c i i l o f fl u * l-« i u t t l t l l . a i i g h t n i i M * i i m i » . | H u j n t a l A n n e l i d l u l l , ti c h i p k fan (• t u n " d e l in HOI llu mt,| any final ueiiuu L .lL i W u i H i tain • I it H lm |i|ls il H i. poll* A ( i | t | * | l | l * I l l VtUl tld «|t* 1 ’ ,| lt«, ml | I n u t l l • f I I A' it fu .1.1 m i l l I h* Earlier, cmujrcsslnnul leader* ^ I Hit w i t h w h i c h tv jju r c l i u i c II f m u w h e e l e d s t r e t c h c i f u r i h e L t o i p i U i l i H h c r m e n d o ’ i * n f t h e c n i n n i j i ■miftllll Id <1 ,1i i l n i M t - l u l l ' r« a 1, it h ■ L* 1 I a n llu * i>li i v l l i i n l t . i h u i i l i l t i l l ’l l III*- vv In n H u I »V 1 • H i tl I h I I . 11,(1 si hill i 1 M i l |l 11 l ! v I ,| i | i l i ( In i n d a |k| k.t hid u ld Ihcy probably would only lw, lift III right, nit1 Dr. H. W Itiiehci, Itny Ainu .J, 1«■senf * Hdli:iim mini Minfin ;d m« t‘i)i11i t , clip H u m .ui U 11 I t i 11a111•11 11k• a* ' \ M .i . t M i n k i l l . N . l ,-l l i t , 11 1v 1 ' 1. a u Vl <| V 1 1 C l CM m* clin g Wcplii** , luy mark time Ibis week und iry to pi c spit lit. Thu |Jl'tfTV lit fl Doll Ini i Ik |itl(*'(? kfli In fil til (*•ly fmwii'M till , . | I I It I - 10.1 ♦ • »« I • 1 Mi l . I m l tv • n f I h f > i m l L i I pnk lt \ ( |.i I n t O l I ih I .u • *1 | • I Hu , . Hu I i l l l. 1 adjoinn next week i f i l t * v. dills I II * 11*. 11 1 Im I Ola .1 ... s> ,1 k 1 Oh Hi Im p h i " f ti l 1 1* ill Mu f The two bilb. were A HI 1)11 'MO v I || * (t* .1, It v( l u ll III ' 1 t i l l * t| * x I l i t l i . l i* .« p i u K t HIM f (Ii* l l h t . i l .if .It I Mi Ifc-AT lion dollar omnibus upprupriuinm .......... Ml III I I'.IAA « , ' M I Ms » Ml || ‘ I 1 4 H 'VII , ..........tl ,- . - I h i t »>||( 1 I t v p Ml’ i ' l l | ll A II •lit' I I* .111, A kit l( ' l l * ^ measure for atomic energy expan .t | .it 4 il mi m a •! «.( t l I a* I i .Hi m 1u l i i - 1 a k K i r m o m * a t l i h i (im ♦ If •U f l N 1,10 d av 11*11 * l o j . ' p i •> I slon. foreign aid and military con 1 1* it< i i i t u d d t i ilir \ 111f * *1 Nu • . i | f v | h. Imp I Mil li d k ni, Hi. , til l< II itrurtlon; and u ,*.H4 million dollar I,mil Iii* Mltifol It mill I Miai lit , ■ t i l t ' l l I ( t. iO lO I (Mil In I I f.l appropriation for rivers und bar il ( I t * "i’i i a] >|•a 11Hmm "il ’ iB il’ Hi -11ui I I f ' ’ ( „m 1 1 11111 1/ » 1lit* . u l n i m u i f h tdll’r ,lf,s| I n t i l l la bon and Hood control projects H * .1 |p .in a ml (Min I I f h n L 1* C , ■ | a 1 {1 ne , 11 ( d i l l » » a I ‘ 1 ■ 1 1u f k '1 1.Id u t i m o - i ) Iki | I « > iiiM 1 II t t h it • It I * ll “ We are doing our best." Sen I1iv*- Mai,fold j.- ill* ii-liiin id '1 n ilb ■( m llli* 4 (si s i k 1" S iris lit III ll ll il lO K ) ml (il lil t u 1• r 1i.t* h i i l l ml** ‘ v i l l i I l l lN McFarland (D Am ). the majority I ti.On (n o il to lllx tim -live hii I III I. d | Itfl I dpi him I *d Hu' 111 Isi IIII ' I l* f i l(l111j |.1i. t r iIl ll l hi I I .mi Muni • * pin Herman Immigrant -1lioillat log wrel at i . i i t - ' Mini, hi il N ill 1 1 r h r n i l l i i i d I • ..In eider.t old reporters "We have (f 1in 1 111 is ih * L h" ,'■* 1 d i t 11 1 1 <. 11 • * M u C i 1 -131 11 i n 11 Iml lb * Nl...... . .'.tin top*s. in I'ullniiuvK i I bi t wen- .le t’. |1,i , IMOd lull I Hill ll hi til I i l l i l l .1 1 f \ \ 111111I 1 ,1 0 ' ’ ” «* P rtv iitlcm H u h 1 la rr is in I O' .1 .......... . « H it l o f H ' r i l i H H 1.. Hitt And Sen Olln D Johnston ill \\ light, Mtltla l l u . , . , I..ni lit) t i i . t * 11 i t ''i1 hi n d 1 h, -ml kI r?-t i ' i >. L i l t f i ! 1111 \ \ t I 1 “ H u t o 4t h i — r........... ..........I H u I ' n n r I ill 1IMi 1 ■I HiM I ■ H. C.) sulil be was willing to com > M'i lion. Aon Kabul t. amt Itevet., 1 t' tf M i l l ' ' Ml I t ' d l l 'ill till * IH A n n o u n c t v i C 'u i m n i t I n i l . 11 i l Vt 10LI1 1 fi t i m 1 l sll.it* t , llll l 1 I V tl promise on one of the bills that »ii ay. m il til Ml ' If (Mil \ I I 11 aI it i I I III i s I mill I i l l , .n i l 1 11vv 111 11 ut Ho h.ihei I V provided a surprise roadblock to • •" A ml 1•f1* Ni \a Null t e c A p p o in tm e n ts tin’ espi-ifi'uce, which u.t- , 1, M* d . n h o n l , . It 1v 1 1 v. I n n In 11*1si I mf 1 O li o Mill 1 . 1'll congressional plans to ijiiil work I till \ 111'Ml H ie O M 'd C il p d * 11 M l Ml lin’d b> Ml»u Dlltliig ns “ veil D u l l Id D I eidlovA* 1 list Saturday. i *v i ' i t i n i n tl .im l Hi n t 1 I ' m 1 t il Ihi Mini mite va a, M,i! i;,io l 11 m III Kiimii c Morgan of tbe ililereslini;" amt "strictly loimal , 4)1 t .1 * i ilia• v> » i o n t c i i t ! That was on n provision lit the B a il. 1 i l l m\vI l l ' l l a* . I h i 'I** i m v d h ' d e a i ’ti 11 tin4liiainl (*m I*mr»- i'laul un billed rlivtlom t«• vity, ,-oimiIv. Kiist Unpin! I'biiicb of Oviedo manure appropriating fund* for l u l l l l . . Hu 1 4111Vi l i t m i t in o I l l l M ' l V I .i| H t f llr lh in I n '• 1 o l Hu ami stale offices, discussion nod *il i MUIlt i ill flood ronlrof and river* nml liar up spoke to Hie Itotnry Club todav . " I ’l l 1 1,41 k 111IIV l l l e S p e c i h v ji , w i n l . d tl 1 ......... putsniri- or rejection of hlllt udi(t.iatlaise* in * i» SUahU M i l t 1 l l t p p i 4Mil IV | o ) o ( e i l o l . 5i i o . J ' i n i ! t h i ** e i i l Iiiirted to tbe Kiri*’ IrglttUlille, n oil Hie “ Ideals of C b r i a t l H n i t y and p fto ^lrf Mn 1 st t l ' i 1V i -MM What It Means To" the Her vile monk trial, *mi tour# of the FmiiMai urivlrr* fur I'hillp B A i l l 01 11i l l 1iI*1Ol Ills. !ml h i O » i Hm hi t I e 4 t , i i d m u i b i m l I ' m . :« it HI Hut'll M l, jjiM ii*»«i l o e n l Krowi'i l'llllis", tn Ilie hi s| inn ling ol the llu i . * l it »J f . d v m Mo 1 Ht I! a l lo \ . iu U lr il I'i 1 ■ Alltong tbt- bills dlsi'USHrd ny teai to be pieside 1 ovei 11y I’n il- wllu *11a'*I lll.luv ID mi Ullillpfft i i M l l l i i t l u l l -h i n f if > ' M*■it r h 41. Mid V111111 n i n \ l i i i i ' I hat Lir piltii I >.l Ii 1 '.i, inn ii I d 11 k Hint >tin. donate itiid tin- House ol p •- dehl It.,!, Mil 11 . m d t , , 44. 1 i liio ■I h i p i it <1 hull <I vMi . In LI Ihi IIImi 11IIIK fit IM (H* v U ' li i l l all' i lls 1>A* i Hi L . .1! |iie*entHllves d u iiiiK tin- to hi< h p e u i i i jt* » 1 *1 • lib • 1 Hill i is loll” .I ., > ’d u \ | , I .I l i t * lit ! • kill I ’ n o i T i i l I MthS Itittllie tnlii, tvns one o . - n • I d i . ui d . e i h i if* I jf i. l th t I 1.1 l . r l i • . V I* VI, I i . „f I f . . . 1 , i v Pi vb lillg tint I i.il tbe pbortpl,., ’ ■- I I n n b -I Wntrliei of H* Ilf ol 11, ii f,Ir - | I ■*I x1* (A t i l l I ) (1 II* 41 ( HMs, |<k i all .1f s i . i r.) ! i ' Mm ,..t t L • .1 - 1* 4 4 Tim lit | I l.dJol • ui iiiiii miinp 1 oli* 1 in*'nt A i U ' min..... .. llo luie, ,lurt mo,,. jo |,i uni tunmlter iif Die flriMil Ivo N . " - i i i | 1, 11 |*»A fO l.i.Jkd n v * if I h u l l ' l l d li t t More than 100 liuine* have been d< Mil, I* lioultl In- t'l.tetetl i.t 1 1 i, ms-u- ii , . 5 Itolarv Clidi, as tJU- m m ,1 Kt • t'l ■ll‘|1 I '* in* I' » > mi l li l * l.i> 1 ' u »4 4 f i > )i 1 1 U M 1 s1■• • 1 i ll l 'I iM VA I l l ' l l entered I I I t h e a n n u l Jimioi 1 A j lltti Ii. Oil H , ItOH M l I IlC'l.llM pitivilling l o t popiilin e l . e l i o o I OO’Iii I m i of Ihe Mllllfuld l lnl l ‘n ■ 1 , d .l . IH N il .: **i 1 . t P II' • 1. 1 » il 1... » I I lllll 44 * d s V Chamber of Cominetce Deer Nam Imp Miiiisl, N V M i M u • t V .14 • i t . f>. e tilt* slule nodltoi lit prOvt.' idelll Hill I is also IlllllOllllred i ll.’d r t . i* i. i m i l i im i < '.n il f il h m I ml 1 in,. Contest In gun almost tw.. \ IU-if, in* I N 1 ill | j MM 1 Hit! r IIKIlinsI the |..... LinIit y of u ...... •'. t 4V ,.. . ..,f rl1 11 (ltd i a I'loss lituod clinic to lie in I I nt iliv ti.i.i * I lo Spuf. i'l ui € lih1! v 1 •‘Mill » P». l o k i d weeks ago, It wus nnniiutlcisl lids r 11 is -1 I he | f 1 * 1 a a dtp **l 1 * • -In \ nl. n ed povi’llo'i. timj a Ind iinpoui ,- Eplscopiil Palish House Moil .1 ,v, 4 r f , 1 10 1 1 m i ,4 , I m if o • t l(M ». », fi li 111 III 1III I morning hv Mra. Harold lling. I it pi till Ilia" VV» I Sol* \I.***>• f* »' H u h o l i u c i h o j ntricter tltlvnie lev|*, locludo.f .lidv 17. M.III, II I i! i l d i l M .0 Ut 1 ' |*l * A Jaycee executive secretary. |diy*ienl exiiiiiniHlioM All of llo . • p ia f 4 , j . 1 1 1 mil . ■it. lit Morgan, who wm ii i D ”.!” .<1 \ * ,11 - ilyfi k \ a it* »» p t u aa t \ p r (»( l e i i c I,milt \ t 1 Min! t i l M r , |*i 1 IMi) At 0:00 a.m. this morning 10,'t iuplc * dilk.O \A11 H i l l dklllt * il III I nu-aatin-!* lo.'uoie luw 1 l H i d IM 1 i l l OH, !>• 1W m i 0 |» Ml ......... by Charles M orrison, said lim i ibe M i l l i i l i ' l t , III* M 1| " ill * " 1 11 I l i t I ' l . d l Wolfgang (!. Geyer, 24 yeur obi names had been aubmlitrd from Mi 1 Im J f Him I ho » *I.I\ .Mill 111IiI I 1 1,111 . rimlit f < Ml* vv .it* A more i-oiilroveisiul nml',, m ollvntlnif Inflnence in all .. t w o flcrlin youth, wlio arrived In the all porta of the elate. The contest itIII| lull Viral |1 KO'sl *t*kfkill V* AA'Io I l l l ' l l l *1111*1 IV lu !|li I It •' * H u l l ' l 1 .1.1 pirn I ('(11 M - L i t ........ . will end at midnight RaturtHy United State* on May 2d, i* now ruining up before (be girl legi da ch ilis mieli as H n ln lv is I” 1 ■ 11> i l p M ' M i l l t h i i l u H i t i I . • I h *\ v *■>I Ll V* e l l h e a n m l lit * M l " I Oil I h i> l o * , Hi Iiiii ! I .................. i tor* was llte Irmlioeiit win I. llie Iilifo rllilin te nod to In sir ir ” Julv 10. All children 12-years-nld living on board Charles Greer's OUght to be it... . i xiitnpld m i l l no 11111a*•11mil in w ■ t1, In piofe If 11 , 1( 40 sliitie m in someone else's III? We 1 |rip VIflN pihit'll Im III*- Hlillfdltl ui! id Mm and under are eligible to enter houseboat "Dixie" at the Sen- ionat (loin- pi tliije r-. i ll 1 ,1 1 V a. men mj) N J i h m i . i l ■■ d i H * t n i ' i l I ' d 1 111 . . 'i d , ' . ia s l i o n i d s l i i v e I n n u t H il l l u l l m t o names for tbs twin fawns born lord ltd at Work*. Geyer plan* to passed rfn* House of Itepre- ioii t III » II I M I’I'll' *Im * I■**I ••.Oil Vdid t h 1 ' I1’ 1 l.ll l,.. w nik." lie said, ‘Vo as In oinU M.i* I Mi Much va:i ti ti1»■1ii1•>’1 m| Ui * to "Wllky" in the Municipal Zoo enter nn American university, liv e s, in wbleb Miss H illin g sen I *(* .1 i t , . I 1 1 •* a* ( i d II 'it » • •!.(f 1 iu, world h l i e t t e i p l a c e I n w i l l . I, II I h i " l 1*1 c ' h y t r i m u 1 I , u i li o f l i n n study chemistry ami physics, nml Jun* 14. d . rl 1 1 1 Ail Ida •4 tot from Apalachicola, which p i” l i v e " . Th* twins are a buck nml doe, eventually to become an American ed f n i il. Vlded for life im pnauiiuient wllb I d i i y i l A I *mI m e 1* "Ill these days of .................. I SinvhliiK mi** Do willow. Mi or girl and boy, It wan the second cltiien. j', ............. It i . Its I 1 to l i e out p oaslbllily of pardon. The OHM uncertainties", be said, "we should Milhu lliirh, l van aIn(*bclit«"1•*, Mi aat of twlna for "Rllky" in the Wins ( p i n l i l . v Award 1Sill mol tbllldiOi Dll mId VI *ure was intended only for pin lie I In* nk f til Hint we are all C b ii l«imir»fb* Afollow nml Mi I last two years. Last year "flilky" Iml. 1 ........ hpd f II I , 1 Ml r fessiooal peddlers mill did nut In lin n s and that we lirlomr to the (1 iiiciji) Chapman Imth of Snfifuid HEAT WAVE IN HOME gave birth to "Rayon and Nylon.” elude juveniles u| dope a d d irl\II I. fh -1 1 im 1 » f Vi.f lit III 5 A t b 11’ . V I I I 1 -■I . 11 blege'.t pn 'tliersh ip Ibe woild Ini* un** t o o . Chlllp l ( l l i i t ' h 1 1 t .Hiin Prises will be awarded to the HOME id*— The Italian* limited It met with seveie oppuidt l.i’i 111ftfl !« I'm I*il i-'liiv il A ' . 1” ” ■ find; II I* ' n o i l h e 1, M i a I h lliu top three names submitted by with despair ul their blue skies III Hie .Semite from a more extreme ever seen '* , li g l :tnl * *' i h 1A.** H i i d f " ! ,1 0 I " W e should alsu lie tllNiihl', . lifieh, l l u r l u o r , I I n hind entrants Mfa* Ztlla Welsh. Mi*. and scorching run today a* the group wlllrli Hilled - o capii.d I'" said, "that Wn are uinbu "•* \w n iil, tun (iii N i d |s«|iJi I If t ^ ! t , Mlht*r Mil VIVlil * JIM "t Vitl I A IO E. J. Mmighton nml Porter punlsbmeid fill sot’ll offender J",, l* .♦ I..11 ’ te4,l r h*ib, Mi h H I. II An I, Hhmoil f 4•1*1 i f f i l l ! I i i * n t IM Hi laming will lie the Judges for Iberrnumuler stood over Inn de The modi rules won out, liuweve:, dliecllnn of limi tlirmiwbmil , i i i r , ” i i l e ’> ,1 d 1 green faliretibeil and t,bowed no * m f bunkum lives fni wlthnut 11i elite h'Hih i 1 t> N .1 . Mo.. A I! IV In 1 I r* . hm| t liidhc I Ipmmi the runlest. nml the origliml idll eventonlly lie I ill v, III,lit 14at| | | V I'V I I ('H i' • M l , m i ,| M It | Wfe would be lost. We know while N I Mra I*. It SVillirmoi, ;iv*» Entries have been received from sign of going down VA ll •M ti m I H u I • 'd With a total of at least 27 tleud came law. W It Mimin ' / ( p c i 11 f l l u I h 1 u l» it I i l h i i d I d M ! We are nrnl where we me I'liltuf rdI, N V , Ml 06 different cities throughout the A hill providing for Hm «*tal< I m ' si l , M' k **I >V i l l \ i 'i 'MCy ^ ♦ atats and tide morning’s mall eon- und hundred* hit hy sun stroke, 11*11111*111 uf a Negro girls' slain t only If we are Christians fur >« Mra \Vfiller il Willlnnn, mol llo Id n l h i HI III* h iv h | y i'i jv i d u d ot 1 i 1 d if i . i i i v h iM p e d 4**111 oikiii' mol Dm iil'p know we aie going where we , <u Mliro*n tatned one later from North the today heat wave reached its I Inn 1 1 Kuril lilt I'll*, riakll tak In Florence Sunday There •' 1 MI In open lhi-ir Hut’h, till of I hr hmd, N V , mol d l h i l f . i d o u . 1 h o t r I id C 1 (' 1 I l e ■ l l l l l f "»t belri our fellnwmun". Miami. Of the total on>v "0 have l i * idi 4ih.il noin e mercury rose to 103 3 degrees, thing* for other people, UIIU hlmlhi'l. U'idler II Httth >'f fihuVV ( h u t .1 h i p fl p f l i r f p H p i ml i h . ba*n from Oanford and 80 from Hi* iii d i m * e n liv e n h lie Doing said, pay* off. lie pointed out Flushing mol formeily uf Hmifm I l l i e p o l o - U n - u l d h y h i m i i i p i e OTlando. Th* Junior Chamber has highest recorded since 1861. \ h i .iii) aa 1 w h i n e I < in i ll m h Mi f. W ith viukiR v i'iii liEivm I l iiia iro u i to 1 tbe varluu* projects for tbe uid >f rtcfivtii letter* from Frostproof, all m i Chen i i i ) ew» M i 1 i d hv p* m i . l e i ! o u t . I l i p ' t* P A I.k » i ' i " , " «in 01 i v . i l l I htf K n t n it 'N i 1 1 m i MISHHi.N under privileged children s '1 I St. Cloud, DeLind, Grove I*ml, .H i. 41 1. I c p l u . o c KH t 4 *• i 1 1« r e o t REDS WOUND CANOEIST I ' i i e t'liuiity CotiimiNviim will I * <)H>( s It!*- o l 1 * ((IMS'! all « Mi'dt * A *1 11 unfortunate groups earn, i Eustii. Tsvaras and many othsr BERLIN eft—A West Berlin cou­ •h i 5iM, linev Cm* Mors than poll jieraons attended other(I nitilime.l isn’t toinuiiiiw ni’ii 111111/ at lotto M4f MlK t h HK l'O l Im V A l i l l ' 1l l l l l I On I'ssr flir t places l C il i a i f t i i o l h d ple canoeing on Havel Lake accl- the auction Fiiilay night at the o ' c l o c k II I iegol.li liiolilbly » e . Kfit'H " l u P m i i ' d ' i n f d H o i p ki fn > ’* New ( oiish urlion Cliff Abl*», rhalrman of the dentally crossed the Russian Zone Hanford Farmtrs Anclloii, Iin?, H' ■ii a i vifiituj hy SIUII, IJ. I*. Hein.lull, c m inly e l d I., h k i h l c i 'n III i u C H \N K E X A M IN E R D IE S Jayce* Deer Naming Contest, border Sunday and drew the gun umi a large tpmutjly uf vegritsble* ( H id e Pcnnils Arc ImhuciI t hm H v v t i i d va h i c iiiifo r u td nn TALLAHASSEE i.w_ James . (.tali'll Ibi* tonriling. urges all children to lend In their fire of Eastern Communist police was sold, A meeting of Him board pill | ' i ii a l c i l l n i l 1u p m e o h d ’ v o A nut bet meeting ■i'bi'ilull-,1 Dili i h e Mndb'an, 71. a Florida state b a n k names *« early as possible to as­ Thu man was shot In the hip of directors is to take place to­ \|| I'olll pi llJItlAH the past 10 yours died week ii that of Ibe Ciiuiltv HrhiKil j o i n t l y hv i h e N t d o M n d A m k i 'I 1 l*a r mi if t i l l tf ' * ' c o l l ' d i in D o n o f sure them top priority on dupll- while swinging the canoe around night at H:00 o'clock nt the market »,xnminer i'II'MI vvi*|i* fast hern Sunday iilgtil. lie lived in final,I which will miyl Tiuir»,itiy t imt| o f l i t ' C l i d ' I AVI I l d M llt O l 111! I d . i o av l o i n t i " * mI I h e m o * d o i v cate entries, i ui,, In race for safety In the West. The to consider Improvements, {t wax JitrkxnnviHe mniiv yours before lie tnoriilog hi 10:110 o'clock ut Dm I, i f |f Il l - M i l HIM*** \ If I* t o y M u IMI p c p o l o M i l l Idla.'h i aJO* Alt' *■I a* |*t o t f " | i *1 Th* un-namad fawns may In woman was not hurt. :■>. it <i’|>eure<l announced today by C. It. Dawson. ram* In Tnllaba**c« In 1U1 U P l ie i il AitBOCltiil |u o office uf Hujil. T. W. I.swtuii e c p t l v fit III* C l t l fl-d l *a«n at the Municipal Zoo. Mr. K . t u f . >t. k>l i t b e j I I III Ml lift Iloilie - l l u 1 a* Abies cautioned all entrants to Iw •lull k .|m« of * I'tv ♦ ,1 JI pi I l l l l l t • h i l l Id I t h i s aura ami mall thalr namaa In Delu'lh U111.'ll l i e ' l l **• iMl h o i i - i o W il 'h eHi O i ' i l «*M tins* post ntarka will determlna , 1||. All ■? b.Jbet -,’.i It..belt M ■ 11 >o a i ll* V (• et m e m t h e \ I * . I ( m A I all «r i.Hti i'ui i.i i> Etson* Iba winner In caya of duplication. Be e t , n I Lu i l i i n ' t l e d m?l n l>* ’ ’ • * " ' l l m it.,- • ( n | n u i i i . a p a r Mrs. Ring said a rather novel 11 I/itdl l’ i> ubuiii.tl in.mi:.at. ui name had bean submitted this N N Hi"Itmli(tfF. wii* i|4Hilled i •t I1 iliv I.| tlI ilmlil/i’t'. ilhlui’bfltl morning. It was ♦'Dig and To" MMl M Miillll 1h"i 4h■i' li llil ■ I iiI ti wvv ot * oI i d - t i11 r mi! “ i t iIM ii , . . „, . t li ii s . OVI I pO ild#* O l h ' t ltr I l f t i l l i ll i x - l k from the extraction of "ditto." 'lllll* V ’ ‘I' I'ttiit on i . di ulu. tiuu cluivce.x— COS Iliike ilub|>et alely lt.i,,.|j|i llu, 10 Floridians Die U.xS. Liner Wins In Mishaps Over Klue Kilibon For Atlantic Speed July \ Weekend Girls Report Interesting Week Dr. Frank Morgan At Political Program In Capital Is Main Speaker At Rotary M ed yV\ '1 1 Funeral Services Were Held Today For IMtilip It. Kadi * Over 109 Submit Entries For Deer Red Fross Water SalVtv Course To ISe (M'I’ered Here Naming Contest G 9 ^ ^ 6* ^ K Big Throng At tend Farm Auction Friday They’re At The Post! — In (JOP PreHidciitial Sweepstakes! Sanford Herfrid Vacatlon-Pnck No out Or how Hr away Iron hoaao yon nay ia an yoa-varalioa yaa raa raaBily Mich “E (»■• taw* aawa hy *’»-dlag (he BaafarO HaraV* whan you lalani. You caa srtanfa with year carrier hay, or through Charlie MorrtoaiL rimtalfos manaaar. hv Ulaghaalag !(•> la hara year regaiar Imhcs tl; lha HeraM ssrsd for yaa r « • » ■*■?. (• ha tB ta year haaa hi « * tl# vpaa year raturn i^3»7SSSltSS! will talhla ail.ffialar aahW * « tto»|«g ' M i rHi - *t ........ .. Y Iptis"’.'t V ?l .tI Ii lI " tMdI l.Ie*ihifiti l iMi l l l,) i* o(*V d!«* r i 11 l i i e e t f n p 41f C u t I 1*110 f l h 1 night at •lu ll (I the Ci mi r l xi t I,. M ary mi I h e .H e in i iM i l e f o n p t * A *'4! i H l l l M l t iM fO M lo W 11101*40, h< u .,...... ....... 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In­ Movie Time Table tel ni.’i. 1 wna ut Oaklawit Ceme­ m r z tery, Deli. ml. “ Rcnrniiiiturlm" Mr. nml .Mrs. Dmllh wars rcLllll - 2:07 - 6:1 l - 7:21 W;2H sbtvntk of Mnt.fuiJ for ubuiit 26 MOV 1F.l AND years an.I Im o|ivrute.l .Smith's '■Inside .Straight" llurbcr Hhitji on I'nrk Avenue. I 'll u im : LIKE Tlmv muveil lo Orange City In “ Frida ot Mt. Louis" 1(I4S lu be close to their son all.I 7:45 - 10:30 Mrs. MmIDi rssidud thsrs until a "Thu Crooked Way" vsir ago when sha moved to Ds0:90 only Land. J B fe ttS Sp �* •*% I Pag* 1 Monday Jnljr 7, 1159 G .O .P. Convention Opens In Fight Between Taft And General Over Southern Delegates About To Boil Over By JACK BELL CHICAGO (AI— Hi'piihllrini open their 2.1 th I’ rpalili'tiiinl nominating convention tndny with trailer* do* peretely trylnc to compromise one ol lh« nngrlrat disputr* In Ihe GOP'* 9ft year* nf existence. Behind tin' polite preliminaries and (he gaudy trappings, a parly (underlng fight boiled ominously between (Ion Dwlghl I). Elaen bower and Hon. Ilohcrt A. Tall over rnntealod dolrgalra from Southern alaloi which almost nev er vote nopuhlican. II could come In n shnwtlnwn vote — possibly forecasting the ul IlmalB winner of tho nmninnllnii — In an opening session provinusly designed to clear away routine mailers before Imtlghl's keynote addresa by Gen. Douglas MaeAr* Ihur. Taft’s bachrrs sroninl unlikely lo aceepl a compromise propositi pushed alrmiglv hv Hen william know land of ndlfnrnln II was do signed to avoid it televised floor fight on the Issue ol whether cun lasted delegates mold vote on the seating of other disputed dele­ gates. Wrapped up In this Is one of Elsenhower's strongest talking points In Ills hid for the iinmlna linn — (he charge that II Tall Is chosen It would he with the help nf "stolen" votes from such slates as Texas, Louisiana and Georgia. Against this, Taft contended he ied the harking of .117 telegraph rally • pledged delegates. He ssld about llx) more are leaning his way. Hite niiid all were legnllv elected A total of (Hit Is needed for the nomination. Although Hie ilhln senator's sup porter* obviously reroanlred th« risks Involveil, they Iniliraled af ler an early - morning meeting lo the betel suite of National Chair man Guy G. (lahrlelson they are nol In n mood for roniprnml«o The meeting was arranged li" Hen. Knowland, a supporter of Gov Earl Warren's hid for llte I'rexl denliol iiomlnnilon Along with Arllmr Runiincrflnld. Michigan national rommltleeumu. Gov, John ft. Fine of Pennsylvania and others, Knowland had dralled a ctimprnrnlrn propoml amt pul II up lo Tom Coleman of Wisconsin, Taft's convention floor manager. Previously, Ran. Henry Cabot lodge J r , MassachusetU, Klseti bower's national rampalgn mann far, had announced Gov. Arthur X Langlle, Washington, would mov* Ike Telb Florida Delegation He’ll Hit Truman Hard EISENHOWER: General to Co Areompan I e il hy I.L II rn. Hop. Joseph W. Mortln Jr. (ienrge H. F a t- PI8MANIM1 chairman of the He* puhllran party'! national eonventlnn, Pep Joseph W Martin Jr, of Massachusetts, holds a press conference tn Chicago He warns battling supporters of Ben. Robert A.Taft and Gen Dwlghl D Elsen­ hower that *'lf this tight continues In Its present temper, It might eas­ ily tempt the convention to say 'e plague on both your hnuaea' and result In the election of e third r*rson." f/ntemaitonnt) tun, Jr., Elsen­ hower Inspects Ids furies In T u n I n I it In World War II. A lit Ilian again, flrn. Dwight D. Elsenhower Highway Accidents ICuntlaavS r ,» m t l'np|N-il and gowned Cojuiolila prr*ldrnt Ailtlser (hurihlll, ilrpuly Mniitgiinii-r, Inspi i-tliig lilllrd Hi ul* ul Ills NATO army Hoard Of Health Experiments With Marsh Mosquito l-'ttltT MYKIIH (Hnerlall The Florida Hlale lloard’of Ihnllli h.ijuitl cimildi'trd all «-*J*t'i lltieol oil the travel liithll-i iif Ihr anil marsh innsipillu whirli la r*p>Tled lo have far mu-hlnc rffn-t* In tin* algnlng control methods for tin* perslstrntly Irrlluting Insect, H« say* John Mulrennan, direct* or of lh" Division of Entomology In the Htato Health agency'* Hu* mot uf H Hilary Engineering, OOVIRNOk Thomas E, Dewey (right) nt Hew York tells reporters In Chicago that he lots come to ll\o Windy CHy lo "run errands" lor tho Ellfnhowor rninpalgn. Irked hy report* that several numbers nf his “solid" pro-Elsenhower group have publicly nvtcrted Ihsy are nol com­ mitted to Ike's support, Dewey i» rallying hi* Empire Slain fnrres for a Stormy caucus on Sunday night, {fulcniatinnnl 3'oundphotnJ IN CIIICAOO, Eleanor Ertmsn, 21, of llldgtlsld, Goon., displays n lovely pair uf legs mid "I Like Ike" bullmi tn prove her loyalty tn Gen. Dwight D. F.laenhnwcr, candidate for the GOP'I’reddcntlsl nomination, (fulsrnallouul) lion ns previously staled. ' The general said that If he wln4 the mmilnntlon lie will campaign in the South and would spanil the lour year* of his administration trying In Imlldnp the party there "The Krpoldlrnn Party dne* not have to lie caught In a |Ki*ltion where ll is n minority party," the general declared Elsenhower Niiil that al one time some Itepuhllran* Ihniichl that all their parly had In do was to "sweep out all kinds id mink mats and deep freezes" to win Ihe elec­ tion. hut he said It amounts to more than that. There must be organization and hard work to win nn election, he declared Hmtling, he told the delegates In answer In a question lhal he prob­ ably wouldn't have his heiidnuarIrrs at Key West, where President Truman has frequently vacationed. Elsenhower said he more likely would go In Everglade* City, a amnux fishing rendetvous where le spent some time during a Flor­ ida (rip several year* ago. Ur, he said, he might want lo get In some more hone fishing around Miami. Asked if he would campaign In Miami Itcnch If nominated, Elxcn bower grinned and said "You know lhal U a little swanky over Ihere and a polllldnn has tn watch him­ self." Kirk Lnndon. Florida campaign manager fnr Elsenhower, arranged the meal which was In tie fol­ lowed by a second given hy Hen. Hubert A. Taft. The Ohio republican now holds 14 of 18 delegation votes, accord­ ing tn Ihe laafcst Assort sled Press poll. The delegation, however, he* not been polled ilnee II arrived In Chicago. Elsenhower haa one delegale and three are uncommitted, Meanwhile, the Floridans were confronted by other mattera: The unanimous seating of the delegation last week by Uw Re- t Training Completed . By Private Jackson INDIANT0WN GAP, Pn. Pvt. Curley Jncksnn, mm nf Mr. nud Mrs. Gurley Jacltnon, Hnnfiud, re­ cently rumplt-tcd Ills basic training with the Mb Infantry Division here. Ilis lH-v-eck coureu wllh the famed Mh "lli'il Diamond" Divi­ sion was conducted hy combatAmi Elsenhower's barker* were toughenetl velcrnna of World Wki pledged In advance nf Ihe support II and Korea, of many nf the delegates In Fie He was inslrurlctl In the usn of tamps nf Warren and former Guv Harold B, Hlassen nf Minnesota runvriiilntml light anti tienvy In­ «■ wait as many nf Ihosa still pub fantry wt'ttpoiiM its well n* aurh Bely uncommitted In the Proslden rccvntly-lt vrti)|)i'd wcapuus ns the 75-mm. rrctdllrsH rifle. Hqnml noil tlal nomination contest, w This could put the burden on Tafi platoon tactics, living In the field, to win aulckly or not gt alt. Ami and protective ntenmirr* against T«fl exhwfed confidence that he atomic warfare were also Imilutlcd h i* anal ircldenls have killed about DO per urns every 24 hours. These figures. 'mvever, Include death* occurring ong after Ihc accidents. The week end enunt Includes onv Ihose deaths occurring within the 73 hour period The average nr lhal period was about tftfl In M hours The death loll hy stales (traffic, Irownlng, fireworks and mlsccluncutis: Alabama 9 7 0 9; Arizona 5 1 o Oi Arkansas 2 3 1 2 ; California 29 1.1 n (I; Colorado 0 10 0; Connect!•ul 1 1 n ft; Dclownre I ft o 1 ; Florida 7 2 ft I; Georgia 7 7 0 0; Idaho 3 2 ft ft; Illinois 13 IH (I 3; Indiana 0 \ ft 3: Iowa 7 3 0 1; Kansas .1 4 ft 0; Kentucky in I 0 2; Louisiana 17 3 ft 1; Maine 3 2 13; Maryland 7 3 o 1; Massachiisetl* 7 0 0 2; Michigan IH 13 0 4; Min­ nesota II 3 ft l ; Mississippi K ? 7 ncsota 9 8 0 1; Mississippi • • ; Missouri 8 1 0 1; Montano 1 I York 12 14 0 5; North Carolina o r u r r o r ruRLjcATioN TIIK STATIC o r FLORIDA TO Iftu AFTfcR NAMED DF.FRNP*<> to. uiik Etinoo L . TO: il. U. Da MKLS and • ■ KAftlKl.U. hi* wlf*. •"* II dtau, ttisir unknown naira, n*v|. in t . Irc*l*«a and grant***. ami any anti all p«r»nn», llrraa anil iitiptirall'tna claimma hr. throuaig nr uiuirr main nr any of inam ur having anr in lim l In aad tu *tow lantl nrrrln ...niaiii to It# qulalon; Wll.I.IAM OOLLINM and ——t.OLl.INH. hi* wll*. If all** and It iliuil, litfilr unknown h*lr*. davl*■tt». Iraatata and arauia**. and any anu ail pi Kona, i.niia and col • porallun* oiaimlna hy, Ihrnugh or tinarr ih*in or any of lh*tn ur nnvmg any lnt*r**l In and to Ilia land li*r*in aoudht lo b* nultlad: M K. llltDCK and ---- — SHOOK. hi* wlf*. If all** and If d*ad. llt«.r unknown n*lra. ilavlaaaa. laaal*** anti grant***. and any and all p*r•ona. firm* and rurporalluna claim J ina by. through ur und*r lh*m ur any of lliain or having any lnl*rrat In and lo lh* land h*r*ln aonthl in l>* •lulflad: MAHT hi. HIIM1UK and ------- KlilH ior,'. har huaiiaud. If all** and If tl*ad, Ihsir unknown hair*. il**laa**, l*aal**» and gratltat*, and any and all paraolia, llrm* and lorporaliun* ulalmlng by, Ihrouali. or untltr lham or any of iharn nr havlnii any lnt*r**t In iind lo lh* lanil h*r*ln *«ught In bn tiuiaiail. and agaln*l all par* ■on*, known or unknown,who hava or claim In h*v* any In* laraal In and In in* property h*fSIn atiuahl lo ha ijul*t«il; aaid land ivnii and heina In namlnol* County.* FttirMa. lo-wilt W*«t Hair iW h l nf lh* North wtat quarlsr tNWIi) ■>f Hrrllon 9. Township II Houth, llanua II r.aal. I*** lh* HaltIohiI IIIkIiI-of-Way. ’ IT IH ollUKIIRIr, Thai you and rarh of you appear an*wtr nr olhvrula* plead lo the *worn emu* ,.i»itu herein, on nr before Ik* 11*1 day of July, lltl, and In dafaull thereof a Herree I'm I'onfeato will he entered aaalnal you and aarh of you. ilia gsnural nalura of lh* ■ull lielnp a Hull lo tjulal TUi*. _ Thla aull filed In lha ClrcuB Court of tho Nlnlh Judicial Circuit of Florida, In and for Hamlaola I'uuiiiy. Florida, In Ehanctrx <a»* No. anno, tha ahhr**ial*d lilts of lha ia*a being WIIITNKT HPIKtlKI, and IIIKNK M HI'IKOKU hla wife. va. I>. II. DANIKLM and — liANIKIJI. hi* wit*, at at, IT IH FIIHTJIKIt OHDRIIKD. Thai thla nolle* b* nubtl«h*d In a newapuper puhllabed In Hflnlnola I'ounty, Florida, one# a w*»k for four riin*».-utlva wetka, WIT.VKHH Tha hand and aval nf I). I*. Herndon, a* dark of Ilia I'lrrull Court In and fnr Heiolnole cminty, Florida, al Hip l.'oaig IloiiMe In Hanford. Herolnola Pounlf. Klorhla. Ihl* JTIII day of June, A.I'. ItHl. O P IIKIINHON flark of lha Clrcotl Cinirl. In and for H*ml* nol* Counly, Florida IHHAI.I It II llltIFFITII and John A Hutfon Hulii Horn fnr I'lalnllffa if Houth Mnln Hlte*l lirlando, Florida court n r Tisn c o u x t | Jt'DIII], SF.MINOI.SI I'OI'STlI *T,VFM o r FI.OHIDA. IN rHOHATK. IN IIK TIIK EHTATH Or J. K VINCENT, U*r**s*il. TO AM. WHOM IT MAY CONUBMNi Not li • |* hsrabr alvan Hist IIAIll’ ll w. VINCENT (11act hla (In­ al ripml na AHmlnlitrator af lh* ••tala n( J. B. VlNCRNT, daeaasaa: that ha (Hail hla pttltlon (or final itlachxrf*. and lliai ha will apply lo lha Tlonorabt* Dntini.AS 8TKN* HT110*1. County Jndg* of (ttmlnuls County, Fiotlda, nn lha It day nf July, Issi, fnr approval of **mS anA 8 a n t ; (hr;final dUakarg* as AdinlaielraM lor nt lh* aalais of J K vTnpani. Virginia pt*>-*a**il. on ibis ll rtsy of Juh*. lilt. RALPH W. VINCENT Vrrmom O 3 0 Washington 5 3 is Administrator of lh* •atata nf J. K Vlncanl. ilec*a**i) M 'nallaH*! Frnm Ha** riaal in no, wi.o stood nn Ihe e* pin In's bridge Tne passengers were lo he al Le M»vrr '''rnnee for lunch. The ship will call Tuesday at Southampton hefnre the return trip lo America. "I (eel Ilka a pitcher who has pitched a no hit game," the ship's luhllant captain, M • year - old i'ninrondure Harry Manning, told reporters. The weather wes fine for most of Ihe ninlilen voyage. Even dense hanks of fog she p lf off Newfound­ land her second night out did not stow her down. She did hatter than .13 knot*, guided by radar. The United States' 160,000 shaft horsepower motor had worked per­ fectly on Ihe entire trip. Ho power­ ful It stirred a foj,-.iy wake a mile astern, the motor smoothly pushed the ship along and passengers felt hardly a tremble as they cruised nt Ihe fast clip. American ships last held Ihe crossing record from 1851 to 1800. In Ihii Tatter year the British City of Hriissrls grabbed the title with a trip from Ireland to New York rf seven days. 29 hour* and three mlnuiea. an average speed nf 14.HJ knot*. Since then German, British, Italian and French ships have held llu l vth n n n IV COURT (IE THIS COUNTY j I'Ihih, anssiNtii.si county , •TA-rsi o r rLtmiiiA. IN rntlRATK. IN 1115 Till) I5HTATK OF f'LAIIA I.KH VlNCRNT D*c*a**l TO AM. WHOM IT MAY UONCRH<d Nuilca la harsbv alvan lhal IIA I,I'll W VINCENT fHad 1,11 (Inal r*port a* Administrator ol ths sotai* or cl a ha l e r VlNCRNT, 'JT R M C IR C U IT COURT, MINTS} o. r ' B I otii,-* Is hvn BtSgSBlMSltUSS THIS SUMMER? • Plsx**4 n tw N ts a n t ra s R io U • Fta**t has*a a>r wVr*- I ............. • eoi*a4iM if .f t * t M ia aiaands F°u Nolle* (hot m & M is a k k FICTITIOUS • 1" PldlntlK. ih anr n sa i , a sisa ; gh.’s s 'n i In his training. 1 At the convention opening, Ihe WlND DOKB DAMAGE Aeanelaled Press tahulsihm nf MADISON, Fin. hB-FIvo large pledged, rnmmltled and conceded barm rilled with clgor wrapper delegates showed; T ill 334, Elsenhower 495, others type shade tohaccq wnrn blown iltiwn and two more were damaged 191 and uncommitted llfl. » Teft produced a slack of tale at tho Ernleigh Tobacco Co.’s grama he laid represented pledgor Ttwknwny Form hero Into Bunday luring a rain and windstorm. .Several inches nf ra)n fell within IK hour and « half. Treos wore ia equipped with 0; fPikU electric unrooted and limb* w en blown fan which eraatea a braese strong off, Considerable corn was blown enough to blow ' te mosquitoes WOIKMIM INI7AU a large picture of Gen. Dwight D, fcsenhowsr on down Into n Jar aeMwad'Into the the (raniof tha Conrad Hilton Hotel In Chicago, headquarter* for both Iraltom of the trap. Oolleetore, In Sen. Robert A. Taft and Gen. Elsenhutver. (fnternnfloncl Soundpkofo) their periodic rounds, remove the jar, replace It with another and send the mosquitoes lo the State Hoard of Health entomological laboratory at Jacksonville for containing the radioactive mater experiment may show that they testing, counting and classifica­ aL Tha moequitoes started emerg- .live lunger than that, ng from the water on Ibg morn tion. Factor* in the study, which arc The rotary trap* consist o f two ng of Jpne 17, and by nightfall big eunse mounted on ■ long arm an eetlmsted million and a hell -bring siiparvlstid by Dr. Nielson mqkaulines had departed from th< includes wind direction and vetozue*. : humidity " DOIUH tilIID UIMUANH. .uT.*11! i* i " toga! Notices W �m :' ' . •------------ ****------------ --- ------------------- 3------------------- — - - ■■ ►v-. -v.‘ v ' -«.- ■«; •• ' p ;r v - - Mr. Wilbur Peeple Find* Chicago Convention Banquet Of Bitterness Turner Reports On Phone Co. Crowth In Sanlord Area (Editors note Wilbur Preble, the thing to do, and those who Just average American rllltrn, la at-, come .. to view. tend*-* the Republican National „ Hundmfa simply mill srounrl Convention. lie elves his lint lm- »•*« csllle - until their feet gel * In the •• fulhwlng letter to sore and their eyes g lase like Zompresaton blea. — up . .picking , . c l mpalgn litera­ bis wife:) ture. hoping oping for to a glimpse of a fa­ vored candidate . . .walking . . . Hy II,\l, ROVI.E CHICAGO id—Dear Trellis Mae, walking . . . endlessly walking. This Is Coney Island on Saturday Well, honey, Ihr Republican con­ vention menu right now Is political nigh! . . . a department store bar gain basement sale . . > a surging smorgasboartl. It Is a bampirl of hlllerness. cyn­ mass of human flesh overhung hy icism, faith, platitudes, principles, a pall of continual noise — organ hope, ambition, ami yearning. It music, pealing bells, campaign la a rearh (or politicians to gel the eonga, chanted slogans, shouted support of Ihe right people, and a greetings. I rode down In an elevator with reach for the right people In settle on Ihe right politician — one who Rep. George Bender, who has all can lead them In rainbow victory but lost hit voice rooting tar Tall after 20 years In the political dark, Ha looked at the churning chaor I guess what everybody would In the lobby and whispered like most here Is a good depend­ hom ely: "Organised confusion Is hard to able Oulja hoard But In politics there doesn’t seem to be any re­ find — but hire It looks easy." Somehow out of this chaos ihe liable compass, and It there la an Uulia board In town the Demo­ Repo!bllcans win emerge in a few crats art saving It for their con­ days with a platform "and a can (•Male. Behind the rasste dastle vention. I can'l decide yet whether this the real work la going nn. It Is Ihe candidates I feel sorry Is actually a political convention, a college homecoming, or a civil for — Taft, Elsenhower, Warren, war. II is kind of all three rolled Slaasen. MacA»thur. To be Presi­ Into one — with Ihe candidates dent of the United States Is th* making faces at each other, and toughest Job In the world. Ru* to teen • age supporters running hack try to be President must he even and forth with rival banners and worse. To miny people here Ihe cnnvrn veiling "yea learn 1" The two biggest questions hera lion Is a kind of Roman carnival, a partisan rallying lo pick their era: new chantplona mTd a great deal (I) "Who va for?" 13). "Who d'ya think’ll really gel of fun. Rut only one man can emerge winner. And to Ihe other IIT" The convention headquarters ar* candidates this time and this place In Ihe Conrad Hilton Hotel, a kind will be only a lifetime heartbreak By the way, I had lo pay S2.M) of civilian Pentagon. II Is so huge there Is s report one bachelor del­ to hava a suit cleaned. Send more {ate _got Into an elevator In the money Immediately lo eg* Your loving husband, lobby with a i young lad^— and by Wilbur floor he the time the ‘ ey reached ..... lelt he had known her so long he P. S Mora tomorrow. up and proposed marriage. The hotel Is crowded from dawn until midnight with Ihe two types of people you find st every eonventlnn — those who have snmeBy The Associated Press Widely - / scattered sections of Ihe nation tods were In for thunder itlon today R I uch storms ana showers, Ihe second Ily 11(111 ANTHONY dose of wet weather In as msny days for many areas. WIt h the long Fourth of July the weather bureau predicted weekend over nnd no more holf- rain for thrse areas: Sections ol days In sight until l,al>or Day, the Ihr Great Lakes region, Ihe val­ men .it the Naval Station are leys of Ihe Ohio and l-ower Mis settling hnek tn n normal working slssippl. Ihe Gulf Stales, Ihe Mid die and South Atlantic Slates n routine. • Those men not traveling to or More wat weather Is expected fiom Sanford used the holiday tonight for many oft hesc saina weekend to go fishing, swimming, arras plus (lie Tennessee Valloy picnicking or just plain lelaxln'- and Ihe Southwest Desert Region Hoyd Grudinin chose an attractive The rest of (ha country has a gen­ girl nnd Ihe attractive surround-. erally falre venlng forecast. Warmer weather Is forecast for hiu* uf Now Smyrna llearh to epyml an unusually peaceful Ihe Nnrtheaslem and Northwest­ Fourth while Bill Brennan and ern United 8tates during tha day. George (iallagher rented a boat with the Northwest cooling off si and tried their luck It fishing an night. The central third ol (be na­ Ihe HI. Johns River. You would tion la txpectod to ba cooler. Sunday’a widespread showers k think that with the good ol' Irish rawest of Brennan and (iallagher. centered In Iho Northern and Con ’•* tnsy'a have The ftiik to catch eoma Iral Plains and (he Gulf Stales big one but confidentially, they Sioux City, la., was hit by a heavy wind • thunderstorm which caused nevsr even got n hits. Home men used tide past week some damage tn buildings nnd end hh the starting date of long- power lines. awaited leaves. Harry Smith left DIES (IP HEART ATTACK for Fori l.atiderdale, Oscar New MIAMI i * ~ "I don't (cel good '' drpnitrd (or his home in limnberg, 8. 0. and John Fox went to Albert O'Connor. M, a painter, told visit Ilia family and friends In a companion today as they worked on a second story scaffold al the ChlUenango, New York. Other rsAAH men who left the Marine Air Station. A moment later he lopplrd to station In time to spend the Fourth at home were Pat Lyons the ground. A Navy doctor, LI and Ignace Iacono, who made the George J. Caruso, said O'Connor tourney to tha state of New York. died of a heart attack before he Pat's home Is In the Bronx and tell Ignsce's is In Queens Village on Long Island. Whlla at' home, Ignace also plans to act as best man at his cousin’s wedding. Richard Joyner and Gene Mahs Complete aha list of NAAS men tu depart from the station on leave Ovar the weekend. Rich's destina­ tion to Gulhrla. Okla. and Gene will be happy when ha reaches his home town of Hutchison, Minn, breauea it la there ho la planning to he married. Although the men already mentoned have Juat begun' th' their eaves, Charles Baughan, Bertram “ each, Robert Salieri and Charles tier have completed leave* and hava returnsd ovar the weekend for duty aboard tha eUUoo. My wifa Dottle and I wars very plei ilaased to hava Wayne Bakkan as Our guest for the holiday. Wayna had -been stationed at NAAS for about a year before ha waa trans­ ferred lo Kay Wait. Ha arrived hero Just In time to help Dot and too move from our npartment In KAMN SMITH (skat a nap after s busy dty at Ihe GOr headquarters In Chicago. Note that In addition to Ihe large Tafl buttons, Karen la elan wearing • tiny Elsenhower billion. (International SonnrfphotoJ Wet Weather On Tap For Most Of Nation "Tho cio wih of tcls-phone aervlcsIn Snnfmd and Seminole County lm, liren i nmpar sho I,- ilu- trio. phone growth of (hi-.Stale of Flor­ ida". K. V Turner, local manager of the Telephone Company palm i-d out lodny. Mr. Turner .laird that, "The Routheiii Rett Com |iany h in inrrrn.ed thru teleidiom- .eivire nitre Ihe mil of the war adding 2.J7I teleplione-i since January I, HUH, It in verv interesting to note that the City of Sanfold ie-w hn* in exee-ia of 1.100 telephone., today." Sln-'e .Ian, I, loin, -tome l,iis:t npplii atiiiii i for ,ri>- e liavr b-en rated for To keep nhrennt „( ihn f« it growing airn of Hatifni I, «lli| to extend telrplionc fnrilities into mini areas, many laigo mil aide plan! piojeel i were roin ideted. Mr. Turner pointed out that the tun pair submarine cable crowing l.«ke Monroe serving the UrRaiy area, now provide- aria Ire for approximately IfiO anti scnbrrt in ihe Deltarv aira Mi Turner lidded that proj-rta of this kind ate a representative example of the telephone piegrea,, in the Sanfoid area. Mr. Tinner al*o alaleil that. "A Veiy good hnroilieler for gauging Hie e,-,i,ionite develop loeld of nos <11\ i, the liiiir.i ill loll euth plies'll al Ihal pal lo ill.ir ills, and it i, verv list •sling in note th.li .hue Jan I IlMti, we have in.lnllrd l.l ad dillnnal 'eilion . nf long dlalanee •wili'hhoaid* lo (‘ale for Ihe ill neaaed loll n.ige in N'liifiud I'lieie til - il III' pie.ellt llllle IH sviti-hhoaid poiilions in Sanford, irpirwcnf iUK II po.t Will Hlt’ltM t* uf 2PIPi oVf'l Ihe 1) III RCfvIri* |'»llttu IMk' Ills' Will " *'TI»ri r f«|O M long ilittniiri* cireutlx le nllliir mil of the i i l y tndav. in ineieine nf t I N I - , Mi. Titr. s y n p o r ii Moniljs Jills 7. I'C.J hf. r a l d I'jji llivoi's Anti Harbors Money Hill Delayed t" ' Ui \ . li-l W y S.Y. l r.7 M m ■L WA. h i m ; Ufi. cam n\ »*i hill a .*s I*.» ■i -entile lino |. CMfll* » .sdli no pi i hrfni •* iif*\1 \ fn.l*t fi\» i .i f••in tmlliitn ilnllar ip|*i"i" i.iiitwi tn Im- tn i on irur Iton tin* M.iiturtl ID* •• <iii tti Sotilh r.irillm.l .Mill (,r*iti*|i hr'fl I||| nur*'i tnriit .» i *••»•11* tpoigldl V.nnl v fi ll *|*tIfl‘MIMM**tlf The II.n il. ■II III III and ill o th e r , "I'lr •111«|•(». •| rnnf(f*'t mi i".pt*n thi i'1' Ih l llm t • .Mill |l«tit , Srimlj i i «*mi|m«mmI r Dcmi •<*" •i*i*i ••) •-i by »m *. » I l | 1, | . r t l |l\ fits* 'm l •f•• leaf (lag* \|t»|y f*|li!MM n fOSMIR U. S. SINAIOR Situ tall Week, of M-uacIlllietU (toft), repit« nenllog the ttotnliower force,, and Morion Appel flight), of Wa.lilngIon. D V . representing Hie T.ifl h.irketr. confer In Chicago svilh Otiv George Oahrlrl.on, rh«trm,n of ihe Reimhllr.n Nation,I Commute,. Thav Iron,,! o'.il into, for the OOP National Committee ha,ring, on roni-i|, Ins'ols lor - oi-i ftoio 7 ,i il-, and Pnert-s Rico ( tufernnttonal) I •\ .lf|f| I till I'iiNMl Mi»i mI.i I'niner nald "VVe a ir a) tile pie.enf lim n in fill!) 1 ••■ni Mill • are in.ids' in San ta ilin g a il vice, on a n id i hasp-. ford Iin1* f *-oitipauy liu. rsti'ii In Ihe W lnnl’W'ood S 'lh -lu i ion. and ise |■l.in • In eontinun the iI'xpan "I vice wilt In- pins ided within •IIIII pt-x * llll in Santud dor ing Hn* v.'i V Ueal fn*nt.- lo Ihe a* I* Hi- n \i 1 ‘ Ilmuitlis " M. Tin nei inli ne t h e ir n lo in ills olln'i •late, 1 eon. till* Him p l o j ' i i - III H n ill hr II is a i lliM poillleil1 Hnsi plan • emnpl- led w lH iin the in si is Hr illi lt i »\*1V to lu.t all two ad inotllll-. H u l svlll plovide r i vis's" dilioiinl 1« 1 lit>11, of 1DCIII N •W111 |l to llin .i' a p p lica n t, now w alling, 1*1*111 (I.. .III1*1 1vvii ntlili t Iniwtl Post and il is r . (hunted Hnsi I h e ir f 11Ml , •»f < loll HwilclihiwiriU, The oi ssill he an iin le a n - of appioxi !*•*•■•♦*Mil 1 wdl In* H*Itled it,i time m alely 7011 addition i lelephone. in lake saio of anticipated ir ssilI iiii ihe next >eai th).. e .li •mileiiienl • ssllhm Ihr very iiomi mate I - Iuihs'i I upon p e l pel fo| In line" Il us llieii objective mam e and Hie lapist giosslh of keep light sin with their expan thl,i area." e .Ion and impmveinent program, Mi I ill net levealed Ihal Ihe I nuaivts nl svilh the rssutiniial people of .Snufnid m e exlcnalvo gmivHi of Iliiw area," Mr. Tinner iiiii' ii of lideploille aei vies', and .tilled I -Ml»| li (• 1*1*1 , | || J f It K)* | ( Mlllml I•I•I_t .tHI 1*1 ••!•■•i fm \ iin It if*|»iiiprl.i* 11*Ml till fs*l i'll Ml Dm •I « :11|l I I|f|l|'I) •III*I '»• II.ill l|i|i|ma*s| |»s11 , \i-1ft| MintMiiit • iu»*»tfi*: ilu’ rsMilrrmcp rrromiiM *»-l ifii*tt in* hflrtl I'lxt'i mil fi iilfH (nn tni**flf»ti Mi H»*n*l* Iiiii \V«HM|ni|f lork I I . .! |i|.i ' 1*1 UNI |Nki •miiDmI •"if.Inn linn ||| • •i*ti »l inti 'Wiuthfrii I n »• 11 li m m I I imm i , it it * 1 1 •; V l* ;ir h ! ” ;r it S io n * ;\ it id \<- m i . \ Lit Y H IS 1 .mi i t , i i l l : l h i:n r In The News I n 0 « THE S S M B T ar m IN TOWN s JS,1K.S? » spent a day Ulking over -old tlm .i" lo Ifao which ork ha alto visited tha he used to wori homes of Mr, and Mrs, Ed Badenbn baugh and Mrs. Yarn Smith. The Vacation Biblo School of tha First Baptist Church *.tre aboard ifcenthr fpr a vlalt around ' aviation training and ike hangar. men ^aboard tha c In «U kinds of weather, despite the hardest kind o f nerd wear, tough Du Pont Porch & Floor liuunel stands up and fights back! Try It on all your Boon . . . wood or ooncruU, Indoors of out. Choose from tw«h« beauti­ ful, model n ©WOTSf Paint Now Pay Later 1 No Down Payment m Provo Dodqo Valuo lha '- h Hill Luhibtr & Supply. • u >, ‘SHOW DOW N' WAY ; i W W riF K /t •■ - I (>. I.® i. s e SI5MIN0LE s’ .1.1 > f ’ l*.»|s* , I r COUNTY. 'l$Sr,a - •. v l1 ., •* ■ MOTORS ’ Mr,!*,WnJl . , J ■ *T‘ j. 1 ‘ 7 f ■ !- V. - i . * ► . . .4 1 . •x JS£WM h Ft. Mellon Park iltt.J5tul Plrxl Slrret I’h. 1011 �I • -r*% *I Vl TUB SAIVTORD fTRRALD Page 4 Monday Jely t, 1331 President’s Rating The Sanford Herald "Whnt Polk went for, he fetches." So an earlier Ameri­ can historian characterized President James K. Polk, whoso four-volume diary, not published until sixty years after his death, has now been Issued in handy one-volume form. Tills remark summarizes the unusual record o f achievement of his administration. When he became president In 1846, his witn' Aua Us reduce the tariff, re-established the sub-treasury organization o f our bunking system which had prevailed un­ der Von Buren's administration and later been repealed, ac­ quire California, and settle the Oregon boundary dispute with Great Britain. All these he accomplished, A few years ago 65 historians, circularized by Prof. Arthur M. Schlesinger o f Harvard, gave their estimate of thee president*. Described as "great" were Lincoln, Washlhgon, FDR. Wilson, Jefferson and Jackson. The "near great" were Theodore Roosevelt, Cleveland, John Adnms and Polk "Average" was the term applied to John Quincy Adnms, Monroe, HayeB, Madison, Van Bureu, Taft, Arthur, McKin­ ley, Johnson, Hoover und Benjamin Harrison. Six were rated as below the average: Tyler, Coolidgu, Fillmore, Tay­ lor, Buchanan and Pierce. The only absolute failures were Grant and Harding. Three presidents were not estimated, William H, Harrison and Garfield bucntiBo of the briefness o f their service, und Truman becauso he wan still In office. Polk la thua found in distinguished company. This quiet, hard-working president should be better known by Amer­ icans. KslablUSee la IBM h M M M OaUr u « t t lararSar t •■■4ey, ctiU la M aa4 )tvn ata. Ciikll.knl •> eataHara !•>ala# reiltiw H ■»< N.h Taare 111 itaaaalla A t.*.* ■■ rJaaa matt**. Ir n ik r l», late, ai the r*«i unite at saaruid, rinrUa, uaC.r Ike t i l al C'aaertaa at Mtrrh B, ISTB. S K O I.I.A tII L. IICAfV f.tlla r nuRiiair ■ a tla tta iiram M . eager •tiaacnimon RATCf ■ r Quiitr ___ _ Oar M aalh________ Three Maalha •la Maalha naa Tear _ ATI ebttaarr aollrea, rarda at thaaba, rraulallaai aad aallrca at ..icft.lnn.rar re* rha eareaaa cl raltlaa tuu*>, ,.m n. rkarard Jar tl rraular ddrmlalaa ralra. Naerrtaaftd irallaaallr »T la. laad Trivaaaarr NtaraaaafaHtaa *■«- Wert Vara, U lM ir, l>rtrail. Haata a Cllr aad at. I.aala. Tha Htrail U a a r a k r af Iha Aaaatlalad ©tree which U tatlllad earUelr.lr t* tha ata tar r u t i n . lllaa al all tha laral atwa » Halad i Ihla ■•"•eager. aa m il aa all I* atrra dltsairbaa. S Convention Sidelights THE BIG DIVIDE Ry U "Mamie, what a wonderful name "la Mamie, lo bar heart borti a flame." NolseT Mao, you couldn’t hear Right catchy. Mrs. Taft’a name yourself think within three blocks is Martha. Any bets on how long of the Conrad Hilton Hotel, main before then'll be a Martha aongf _____ a of the Republican ilionafConvention ■ And In this capital of cocktail If bead* aren't playing, sirens bars, a convention fever his taken are screaming. Or' sound trucks hold. are thraytog a r t o Or all three ere going The aadala Blackatona Hotel, when the very elevators give off And as if thin weren't *00© an aura of restrained elegance, has the Taft people got out a big, caught tha fever. Tipplers have t aintod Liberty Veil and a n their choice of: Ini the daylights out of it — as Elsenhower eye-opener 83 ccnla. ihla is written - la a mournful Stassen stir ......... ........80 cants minor key tost add* Ik* fiaei Taft teaser .............. . 80 cent*. touch. Warren warmup ... —. 73 cants. Moatly, though, they sing This may ba tha angriest OOP convention store 111*, or It may not bn. Bui five wlU get you Ian it’s the elagtogeat. The Tafts have dusted off that (our • leaf clover song (ram asasr, K<L O, "We’rt looking over • tow ■ 1**1 clover that wa overlooked before. T i n (tog "Battle Hymn of the r u song: Battle Of Words Tha Republican! have been id buty calling each other namei that no matter who wim the nomination their candidate it bound to be a fin t clast you know what. Senator Taft thinki ha wai being very generom when ha gave Eisen­ hower back 16 of the 38 Teaai delegate! itolen from him. It wei a! if lorneone h«d picked a ten dollar bill out of your pocket, and then cipeci you to be satisfied be­ came he relumed two dollar!, McCarlhyirm it a political in­ strumentality which everyone ap­ plauds when the daits are directed ■t one's own particular peeve and which everyone condemns when the targrl happens to be a friend in­ stead of foe. It is the righteous crusading epirit so long as the nos­ ale of the flame thrower is kept in whel we belisM to be the right direction. It becomes a nefarious and diabolical thing when wt gel in the line of fire. When you take a drive in the evening lo cool off, rcadfebar that more accidents occur in hot weath­ er than in cool. Hot weelher tends to make driven irritable, and care­ less of the rights of others. Especial­ ly in heavy traffic it is more danerous in hot wrathcr. So if you o take a diive to tool off, try to keep cool. Don't let your blood ptessure tiie because someone else doesn't know how to drive. Stay in line and take your lime, Then you may gel home safely. S In New York City the other day at the age of 69 died Stuyvesanl Fish whom most of us haven't heard of since prohibition days when ‘federal agents boarded hit yacht "Restless" in New Yotk haibor In search of liquor. Fish sub­ sequently sued the government for illegal invasion of hit home and collected $3,000 in damages. Bui the most interesting thing about S. Fish Is that he was a direct lineal descendant of Peter Stujrvsient, founder of New York CHy and first governor of a colony a f Dutch seeking freedom in the New World. The editor of the Pittsburgh Courier, a Negro, by tha way. sug­ gests that tha Nsgroaa should not be carried away with the "political fieud" designed to capture Negro volet sometimes known as Civil Rights legislation and othsrwiis known as the FEPC It Is ths most effective politico! gimmick concocted tinea tha W ip tf Act mode 'labor' a Democratic Party .captive". But. ha addt, tho progress of the Negro can bast be preserved under civil right* guarantee*. al­ ready provided In tha federal and itate constitutions and through edu­ cation rather than through lagtl coercion. ^ ' 1 . j answer to the queetion of how i planned to spend the Fourth of tic treatment gave his characters a simple, unstudied dig­ nity. Steinbeck, whose works are rend the world over, Ih known as a political liberal, Foi that reason when he attacks Communism his words are likely to corry weight with people who would distrust, other writers. , While in Italy Steinbeck has become engaged In a liter­ ary duel with an Italian Communist who criticized the United States with the current Soviet lie about germ wurfor# in Korea. The American author has never been one to mince words and his reply to the churgea was angry and forceful. After be bad answered each of the Communist mints with logical refutations lie summed up by saying that he only germs the United Nntions were dropping in Kom i were the germs of truthful IduiH in the form of pamphlets. Muhh Flight Of Jets He concluded: 'I'd Japan tinder Way “ This Is the germ that the Soviets fear more than any single tiring. They are right to fear the HONOLULU tin— Upwards uf So [erms of truth, for It Is these germs which will F h i Thumlurjtta a re making u ventuolly destroy them." muss Plglit frum Oorgia lo Japan Important Tusk Miss Myra Waller Kwin, who died recently in Jackson, Mo., enjoyed an umiHunl distinction. In her career as a teacher her students Included hotli the mun who was to be­ come President of tho United States and his wife. President and Mrs. Truman were both members o f her class when they attended school ut Independence, In one of the clussroomn somewhere in thti country to­ day sits a future president. Thuse schoolrooms do hold thu boys and girls who will one day Im thu leaders in tho United Status as well us those who will Im less noted citizens. Thut is why It Is so important for our schools to bo the best posafbld places for them to receive tho education and training they will need. Not every teuchur can bo so fortunuto as to havo a future president us a student. But It Is necessary to have teachers who realize how much o f the future ot America Is In their hands. It la also Important for boards of education and other citizens to realize tho Importance of good teach­ ers and to set salary standards which will attract Intelligent, dedicated people to thu tank. If Beauty Shops Closed Calgary, Canada, women nr© facing a crhds. It la be­ coming narder and horded to find girls willing to work in beauty ahopa. Tho head of one school said that if this ten­ dency continued, half thu shops would linvo to c I o h o within five years. Ono reason for thin falling o ff in applications for Jobs Is a new law, requiring operators to servo a year's ap­ prenticeship before they can hnvu their own shops or get re­ gular pay. What would happen If all tho shops dosed? They are generally regarded aa a necessity. A strike o f operatives would arauaa such Indignation on the port of putrons that they would probably insist on martial law to force the atrtkeri back to work. Extremely reactionary males will mutter, "My grand­ mother never fooled around with all this stuff." To which the answer may be, "Yes, und look at her." 1 » . «.»< - Well, the Ileenbowers have picked up the four • leaf clover song, putting their own enll-Taft wont* in It. Aim, they've put out e hand­ somely printed brochure of other song*. Like their aunflower songYou remember: He'e * sun • flow­ er, etc, The Ik* tong goes: "He wa* born In Texpi "He was bred in Xtaess - - "He’s the flower of our heart." f s i r ‘ "right ihf teem across the field. “ TeU them Ohio'* here." Faith It a form of courage. The American novelist John Steinbeck has always de­ Fearldte men alwara hare brrn Invincible In the bailie of life. monstrated great sympathy for the poor und downtrodden. An hundred of von ihall nut ten His novel "The Grapes of Wrath" depicted the squalor and thousand lo flight__ Ll. 28:8. the poverty of the itinerant fruit pickers, but Iris sympathe­ The Republican! art evidently trying to convince the country that they are ju it ai bad ai tha DtcraocraO. 0 song called "Janie:" • M fe A M r ftn t ley rolled Into one. MONDAY JULY 7. 1*33 TODAY'S HIBLR VERSE CREAGM HEI’ ORTH FOR DUTY U. H. NAVAL AUXILIARY AIK .STATION, REAM FIELD, NAN D1EUO, Calif.— Robert H Wilson, aviation chief structural mrrhanlc, USN, formirly of Longwood, Fla., and husband of the former Miss Katherine E. Kelly of HO Dekalb Avtnut, Portsmouth, Vt.. has reported for duty to Helicopter Anti-submarine Squad­ ron 2 here, Thu helicopter squadron 1* the fh it of Its type on the West Coast amt was formed in March, 1982. drivers walked out May 7. They went hack June 7 under the truce. 0,608 Claimants Get Unemployment Funds TALLAHASSEE (Spucial)-SUtyuna Florida counties reported 8,008 claimants collecting 9115,591 in un­ (he U S Air Foret says that employment Insurance for an aver­ plows lln Hliillly lo wage war any age of about 117.30 per person for plncc al n moment's nollrt. the week ending June 27, as com­ pared to 0,513 receiving $113,649 'I he llml squadron of thu 31st ilia .week previous and covering ths Fighter - Escort Wing made Hit same period In 1951, 8,281 unem­ 2.K/8 mile llighl from Travis Air ployed were paid $130,290, accord­ H um * In C a lifo rn ia to lllckam Field ing to a news release by Raymond Sunday In 5 hours and 29 minutes K. Barnes, Chairman of tha Flor­ I lie 2<l F Sis wern refueled In air ida Industrial Commlsslpn. hy II 29 tanker planes fur lilt Aa Indicated by the figures, em­ world's lunges I over • water hop ployment la holding up exceptional­ hy Jets, Flying at U,U(MI feel, Ihey ly well as compared to a year ego. averaged about 450 miles Oil hour. In this county, 78 unemployed Thu second and third squadrons JACKSONVILLE (At—Bus drivers persons received $1 ,211 . are duo In make thu hop today and tomorrow. Eventual dust Ination of and the Jacksonville Coach Co. tat­ the Jrts In Japan. The 0,000 milt tled their pay differences here REDS ABANDON RADIO early today, averting another tietrip'Marled Haturdsy from Turner up of Ihe city's transportation sys­ BERLIN un— West Barilo police said today tha Communists have Air Force base, Albany, (Ju, tem. Drivsra have been operating the abandoned their giant Radio Ber­ MuJ. Bobert J. Keen, Jackson­ ays under a lin building In tha British sector, busts the past So days ville, Fla , led Ihe first flight. truce agreed upon alter city offi­ leaving only a skaleton craw of "I'm a little tired but the whole cials granted the but company a watchmen and acrubwomen be­ mission wan quite routine after all fare increaie from 19 to IS cents. hind. The 750 > room building ones Ihe training wa'vu pul In," Keen Union representatives and man said "Endurance was tin- only agernent met to droll a new con was the fountain of Nail props factor." , tract which is expected to give Ihe ain! u ami later uf the Rad line, lie said Ihe purpose Is to bolster drivers 0 cents an hour and other he shift of staff, file* and records U S. air defenses In the Far East benefits amounting lo an nverall from Ihe Communist island in tha British sector to Uruenau In East Two planes In Ihe first squadron boost of 12 cents. returned to California when their Tha union aiked a wage Increase Berlin started more (ban a year refueling equipment failed from $128 to $l.S0 an nour when ago. Run Drivers' Strike Over Pay Is Averted f ORD In a l b a n k 1941 Buick Special Sedan $175-00 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan The Tilt people probably will try to (op Ihla baton the day la Mrs. candidate song, over, but ao far Ihan’s only one ft Blade its debut at a mammoth reception D. Els­ itlon for Gan. Gaa. Dwight Dwl| _____/ mil enhower nlpht, f l end hie wife Sunday loved it. You and Mf|. Eisenhown I----Hi. EiMOhower t on radio or wlU be. bearing .. it _a -lot is week. Gee* to the tune of ‘ 1950 St udebaker Commander Sedan ly W. V. Bitting Touckton Drug Co. Of course you don't feel any different than you did at thlrty-elght or even thirty. Maybe rop don't really, but your bodily processes are changing or will be shortly. From forty on yearly health •laminations will materially •Id your boalth tor tht yoars •head. Regular professional ad­ vice for both man and woman Ifmna help over a difficult peylod of life. There are many fins drug products your doctor can pre­ scribe should medicine be requtred. By selecting a pharmacist of provsn ability you assure your­ self of expert medication, ©opyrtaht rfcie la ike 414*1! at • eerie* el ffE g ffa r & 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $1340.00 Now That You Are Forty m $1271.00 Low Mileage, Looks New $187300 1946 Oldamobile 2 Dr. Sedan $788.00 NICHOLSON BUCK CS 210 MAGNOLIA AVK. Phone 1034 Hanford c r ^ A T L A N T IC N ATIO NA L BANK, t n i l V I L L, t O# n o t , * (MQANUUt I Mi ■4 STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OP JUNE 80, 1962 COMPTROLLER'S CALL ( M l t U M W U i T h tA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF Significant Surplus JUNE 30, 1952 COMPTROLLER’S CALL Tampa Trlbuna Leant and Discounts i ‘ Overdrafts ' « 39,011,770.38 8,101.43 Banking Boutt. ward with Idtaa for spending tht money. The tpendera are already thinkin* up ways to dlipoia of morn than thd atata can aspect to col­ lect from preecnt taiea In tho 1B53-BB biennium. There la talk In Tallahaatea that tha neat bud­ get may have to be Increased $50,000,000. That, of dourae, would requlra naw taxes. We jl«m't think a 150,000,000 In­ crease In tha atata budget la necessary and we don't think any increaie that require*, add Mo m ) general tasea can possibly ha justified. In tha threa flacal ream, atoafc nillar with tha state an deny that thare la antravaganca a n d operatlona. Tha flret « new Governor end hould ha not how Capital Stock Loam and Discounts K; l Overdrafts k Surplus Banking Houit, Furniture and Flaturaa Liability Under Undivided Profits FMitral Rtiarva Bank Stock Other Resources U. 8. Government Obitgatlcns 91,177AMI* I H jilS 17,831,471.98 Mtt.Md.74 g ilU H il • ,nVO, u3s?U • �____ - ..Jm' ■ Social And Personal Activities i-HONE 148 *Social Calendar e rSana ! s i Till? HANFORD 11ER\L'. Sired Dunce Held Momls) Inty 7. PI72 Page By City Kccrcniion Betty Cagle Honored With Bridal Shower Miss Pat Cnssube urn! Miss Margie Hodges entertained mi Wednesday night with a miscel­ laneous shower honoring brideelect Miss Hetty Cagle, Guest* gathered at 8 00 o'clock ut th" Ca -«ulie i'iuOi. . I.uvflv urratiyt menl* uf summci flowers decorat­ ed the room* mol attention -,vn» centered mi u decorated uuihrelln filled with shower gifts. l.ate In the evening refresh­ ment* consisting of lime punch, small cakes and salted nut* were serve by the hostesses. Time en­ joying the writing with Mis Cagle were the Misses Jtickle Howland, lln/d Haines, Anita Jimlliet, huacmuii Culluni, .Man .limit I'lutci nnd Itoheit Viuing cinbrare in lids scene from ItKl)'* lane Kuhuliks, Denise Stevens, "l ln Mull Breed." in color !■> IVcIndiotoi, . 1,owing ,m the Ititz Theater Joanne Mlniivder. Hetty Culluni, •i i ecu Thui.-dny mid l-Tidny Mildred Williams, Mud t.i. rtie nnd tr'is is I I Ma I Iiii l i ns. , ! Hetty Doris \! 1VI1111 Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jardlne amt MONDAY children have left for Chicago, III. Campbell Losilng Po»t 63, Am­ to visit relatives. erican Legion, will hold e free (upper meeting at 7:00 p.m. at Mr. and Mr*. John L. Sauls and the Legion Hut. Election of offi•on have returned front a vacation rers will be held. •pent In the Carolina*. The Sunday School Worker's Council of the First baptist Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Willis have 0?hurch will meet In the Memuiinl left for Louisville, Ky. wheie they Educations! building at 8:UU p.m. plan to spend about three weeks. The W.M.S. of Central baptist Church will meet with Mrs. C. Mr. and Mr*. C. r.. I’htllln* left J. Wilkinson at 1518 Weil First yesterday to spend sume time in Street at 7:30 p.m. St. Louis, Mo. and Chicago, III. lluth Hrott, Mrn JUIpli liny, M rv , a ., ,,, * . . . A The Wuman'* Bible Class of W. A. Cagle, Mrs Joha Keeling l*S . the First Baptist Church will Mr*, (llenn (Joembl# and child­ and the hostesses. m*et at 7:3U p.m. at the homo of ren, Marvin, Terry, Duane and Mr*. M T Haynes J i . etilerMrt. H. C. Wiley, 2It) West SisQlsnda, have left for Moline, III. tniiis-,1 mciidieia of tier Cnnn-tu teenth Street. Mrs. II. U. Odlinm to visit for about a month. Chili at her Iio i ii i ' on I'lumosn Sr. and Mrs. O. C. UlbU wil! Drive ncenllv in hiiimi of Mrs, C wstrve as co-hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Berger* I. Collin* on her liiithrlny. Fob w TUESDAY Elder Kenneth E. Manning, new have returned from Flora, HI. b.wlng revel nl Cnimstu gumei Clrclss of the W.S.C.S. of the pastor of the Seventh Day Ad­ where they vielted relative* for Mr*. Cullm- was presented with First Methodist Church will meet ventist Church, and Mr*. Menslng, several days. a gift ft mil tile members uf th • as follows: No. 7 will meet ut the entertained members uf the church •lllll. By HUTII COWAN The Misses Lula and Lissiv Za­ home of Mrs. O. II. Anderson, 2013 ut their home un Wast First Delieiim* refreshment* were CHICAGO Hi—Mr* Dwight {1 Washington Avrnue at 8:tM) p.m. Street Thursday evening. Hu for­ chary of Burlington, N. C. *re l.lsrnhowcr and \lt* Hubert A •erveil to tin- full..wing Mi*. .1. There will be a murkcl bosket merly had chin ge of the Kissim­ visiting ut the home of Mis. A. D lull are working harder lli.ru llicy \ Itio-r, Mi .11.Ii|i Krider, Mr« Zachary at 812 Magnolia Avenue. sate In connection with the meet mee SDA church. ever have in ijietr lire*. m ihc hit t At Hi iiill) Mi-, i I. I'ollitt*. Ing. No. tl will meet at the home Mis. I.ela Wald of Del.and is ter ImtHo between llielr huihantls All*. Guillen Siinini Ml- II It of Mrs. Mas Fnndoin. hint Myitte \ I'e-let, Mis the guest of her son-in-law end fur the Hepuhlir :iu I'reMtleiitlul I'aikei, Mis. Avenue at N:U4) p.m. No. 0 will • IJilt mi Smith, Ml* Cliff Abledaughter, Ml. and Mrs. Sam Thui- nomination jn c e l at the home of Mrs. Thro Each Is going through the or iii.il Mis. Ilaylie* mond. W a tt, 120 West Eighteenth Street deal of greeting thousuilds und at 8:00 p.m. Dr. and Mrs. Charles I’eisons thousands of delegalcs. alter irate* | OVIEDO (SpecialI—In a cere­ The Prayer Meeting Service at mony of beautiful simplicity Miss and daughter Julie have returned and well wishers nnd hoping ihat H r a x h m l l i i n t l u y I s the First baptist Church will be Jeanne Sheldon, lovely daughter from Daytona Beach where they by u handclasp, n smite, n word, held in the Memorial Educational of Mr. and Mrs. F. H Sheldon of spent u shots time. A p p o in lc d A h C le r k Mie Is winning supporter* from tha I'lit-'tlav i*v**nliiK, ul 7 If*. Ih»* Building at 8:00 p.nt. Mr. E. U. this city, became the bride of Ir­ opponent's ramp Jill It iViihiry Art» mul l.t-ilrr* Carter will be the speaker. And to Mrs Tuft it is indeed Mr. and Mre. Ernest C. Maker vin U. Phillip*, sun of Mrs. Char­ lit iibtmi llm tlpv Ji ji initivi* uhiMp ul Sti lnuii Hiiivi*i Rll) vriu The Midweek Prayer Service of lotte Phillips, of Orlando, on of DeLand spent Sunday with hit an ordeal, for she suffered a par­ •I llltlnji), KlniulHtlll 11f Uil> lllti' pri’Ai u( tin* vxi'll kuuvxti ytuing alytic stroke two years ago She Cfntral baptist Church will meet Wednesday evening at 7:00 p.m. patents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Baker, Ml M i1441 \|| e l Utllllll tiilivi; Ut»V% Amrinan port. John (*Uii«h, in has lo eaumaigo from n wheel I |t||111111iiIi , lilts Let'll 41|k]Mkl111t*kt u ii joliiiR of hl» own povtiy, uilki at 8:00 p.m. Our Sunbeam gtoup The ipiid ceremony was per­ 1500 West First Street. ■ hair Hut (ortuuulely her right will also meet at this hour. formed before an altar in the ftv li« | J,.nut'.* I*. S. l!i‘Vk'itni% t«» i iiiimuutrs un fin* work of tin- port Mr. and Mr*. Richard Vet nay hand her hand stinking hand—Is Mu- luff in i lit- sis ihiit f \ iii a it tuMuy rh»» pultliT in wi'lttuin* The Seminole High School linn,l lltiulist paMurium graced with tall imaffrelrd and her large brown , III hold summer praetice in the , basket* of wldte gladioli and fern and Julie arrived on Friday from eyes have their old lime sparkle m■■•-1111 i i Li t. r«11 iiit 11*tu i‘ of school band ball at 7:30 p.m. All Candlelabrn. b e a r i n g burning Savannah, (la. to spend some time "Martha Tati is a woman of B•111«•n lil r11Vi - fii| Ilit* StMtilhl alumni and Interested persons uiu white taper* graced eillu-r side of with Mr. and Mr*. Joe Melsch. great coinage " <nmmeuteit Hep •<r11|’ 11 -.t*stiltI Ihstrit't mI Mii i y 11«114! lit |• MlVt'll'tlX XX41 i In* cordially Invited to be present. |the altar, too. Mre. Lillian Vickery left Yes- t ranees llnllon o( ohm, as she Mail *< 1 MMutmlt'i uf U'aki* Th* aleanur't Class of the First O'- Frank C, Morgan performed wntrhed Mr* Tail receive long trrday for Katonah, N Y. to ( IalitI 'v Ls i, it ft'll inat niiD n Baptist Church will meet ut 8:DO . the oeicimmy before a small group spend the lumntvr month* with line* of guests at a lug reception I' -h)MiHi t p| J -till* i * f 1% in until tun. at the home of Mrs. It. T. of rclutlve* und frlemls. Sunday nigh: Her husband stood Mr. and Mre. Michael Dugan. The bride's beauty was eivlunt, 801 East fecund Stree., beside her Mi Hu mil v *.1111 i tit m Lin with Mrs, A. J. 1’vicison as co­ ham-ed by an attractive beige Al uiiiilhri hotel a few blocks Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Fitts .md .hut kakln suit, with which she IIIIM II \N.\nl ai KMKN IS hostess. away. Mrs Elsenhower, also be i" -ill) xxkilt fil l lilt lit iu Mli i i i"o Mr. and Mr*. W. A Kitts Jr. left wore a picture hat of black mylan. I Im ;it t ttiiiif iiitf «|«*|ui| tiiM nl. side her husband went through a Mi itii*I Mi 4 Kt*i‘i i *ln i Kim no today fur Richmond, Va where Del blouse of black crepe was mammoth huudHinkliig event thill «i»•V*' •tlrrl I lit (Hints' .MiKtlllm lip loumled ut llisi neck with pearls they plan to visit relatives fm is standard proceilme tor a Pro.il I " iIIItil lltiil T*J lilt' Ittijml ttf Kit • inmum i i In* hit H» if a ilaiwil *1 , ai \ Lou, wt'iRhliu hli poniola, muI net. Her other accessories two weeks. •mil Mup, I kr ill uf liiillnm i r .M its-nliul hopeful II imui'i'*, on July fi ut Ho K*’t Were also of Idack. She wore an Uy MILS. J. II. MENICK •"• >iliiiIv, mnl vui » a n11it1chhf ul heilil I uopiiloji Mi"moi Hi] Ho vpilul Mamie Eisenhower enjoyed It Mr. and Mrs. C. I,. While amt even Ihmigli her rigid Irani I got a t IIIIlit111I 4*11 IIlf I>1III1JII \ I It11ml orchid corsage. Mi i Khot Inin Im thf foilin'i Jo The iiuilrmi uf honor. Mi*. Ed­ daughter of Ft. Lauderdale spent Ml red ami she confessed laugh *if JI ptinui. un ii tli-ii’ifatt* Ut tin* iiiiru Lurry of I'oinl iJuM'' j.iul Friends of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. ward Roberta, of Orlando wore the holiday weekend with Mis. tngly that her feet got tired Nt piiLlitnil Stair rmiM iit am. lu* Ml Chotllkln i<* III** NpolU 4'illtoi Ktsrcy will be Interested to hear a suit of pink sharkskin, with While's parents, Mr. amt Mis. She had the fun of hearing It i 1 h»* \it ** <hut* mini uf Hu* l(< foi Mu Smifoiii 111*i ulil. of the arrival of a granddaughter accessories of navy blue and C. It. (illei at their home in Luke song written especially (or her by puLlitiifi KxiiMttivi" CTixiiin111 «'«■ itimI Mi ami Mli*. M 1' Mullu'M'fl Monroe. Jimmy Dodd of Los Angeles anil v' Il llhu t luu r||un uf Hu* Cun liririouin-i'il foilny tin- Liith of ji Evlyn Mellsu on May 22, to. Mr. white. Her corsage was also an entitled "Mamie " iii Hi ivn in Unit unur i* ctnmty. illlttphlrr, SuhiiII Ki*v, wrl^ht •i«lil and Mr*. Hay Voorhles of Spring- orchid coinage. Mri. Oleii 1.Ingle and Mrs. Wal­ Someone gave Gen Elsenhower Edward Itnberta served n* beat poll inIA four tturun-H, mi July A ul lace Hell plan to leave (omurruW a copy, he pul nil bis glasses and, i field, Ore. Mr, Voorhles is fore­ man for the groom. I Ii \IM \fi i'M iV Hi* I « i uiilil l.uotchtoii Mi inoi inl for Sous, N. Y. where Mrt. Llirglr luriilng toward his wife sang with caster for Puget Lumber Co. Following the ceremony a small 11Ii a11 MPNINHS, Tw*» IIUllMlI’M lloNpItlll. will remain for several months the Purdue University Glee flub ^Mother and dsughter plan to visit reception whs held In the Church and Mr*. Bell will varaHon for of f IItIII« Kill llicr8 Ilf \iin l till jMr. mul .Min Do up ItI Kmyrh' h> amt spectator*: n wiinox. ;iTt»* ,»pacloue . worn was two weeks. riili|it* i t fi "iii Mriiimuli ('rntmly, »'u> till IllsM l ! r f In hit Ih "I a "Mamie, wtial i wonderful name litso decorated with whlta gladioli J im !*■' lr.4*l|v» 141141 HllV111 IIiiHfiili. •htiiphii'i. IKouily n I* a I t l > I a is Mantle. ami fern. wi iphiiip si*v» ii pound' oit*- an l Mr. and Mri. A. O. Von Her Mr. and Mre. J.' L- Tlniley, ami in her heart burns u llume lor lit'** uti Mfip fin’ 1Jl» lm\-i who uia The bride'* table, overlaid with i'?i |hh ' i i! Iiixi• Similnv„ July 1J, tin * ' ftmi Hi* oil Iu *Isi oil July i bulla had at their guests oit Salur the man that she loves, ami to i son from Whltesville, Va.t were n lace cloth, was centered with a day, Mr. und Mi*. Joe McDonald fm ' xi'iniul w<i*k uf Ihi* H th*' Itn ul ln»~pit ut Mil Kiiiuhi family, too vacant guests of Mr. and Mr*. Iierred wedding cake, flanked on and family of Pensacola and Mi *ill In i ' 'in**Ui hr* t i| j** |hr * t Kiyrhi " i i i l i V m u u nl I m * nil \ 'Missus America' through nnd either side with fern and white Til..' l" i iHiiji luuiii! lit"ItI L\ Hii* nn i Mai if ai i l M\* t * D. L. Livingston. ami Mra. Malcolm McDonald of through is .Mamie, w-lth Ini *ti'. gladioli. I’ iii • i Hi i vin ai I amp and grace she'* « Imly oh ... i I Im Little Dorothy Muir celrbinted Mr*. Sheldon, mother of the Mascott. H I" .‘Mu** |*|||I grand' her bill blithdny with u host of bride, was assisted In serving by IL M in i *'npi‘t al nm wil Ii thi fui Hu I I \ 1*<<\t Mrt. J. P. Thru tumid nnd M> Mamie mini n w■••irf—rful loom little friends. Iriy cream, enke ami Mrs. Theodore Aulln and Mrs. und Mrs. William Hunter left on lor the In si lady of our land Mtntr Hifiiiitimmi n( \niutuihiil V no th * i p u m p nl nl itiiit thu J. It. Jones, Jr. Saturday for lieorglu where Misoft drinks w ee served, tlnmes ---------- -----— —. i Ay i M'uJtiii ui Kiluntlum, thi* t ump ■j i in*' m / i * I-* now a l it >i nl in e Hii* The couple left immediately fur Thurmond will visit In Atlanta In a *mul«»n*«,i| tihii •I- in prtii*t tenI iM 'l wri'k w liuh Lr^mt Suin U y. 0 were played ami enjoyed. n wedding trip of unknown des­ and Mr. nnd Mr*. Huntrr In Mu fin*'* 111 prllit'l pli‘H ciMil pi jtilut* Ji.lV <i l.ongwood Episcopal Church tination, after which they will he con. at home on Uliana Avenue In ICaallasHl *')•>«• I’ aar linn will be closed until Bept, While Rev. Zlmmrtmnn, and family are Oilando, where the groom Is em­ Mr. and Mu. C. C. Priest re­ on by lire Klwnnis ami Hotn ■ ployed l.y the Southern Bell Tele­ on vacation In Baltimore, Mil. turned tyi Friday from spending u Clubs ami said that such klmlm Comiiany. month with their son, Clarence and consideration for ullici « Mrs. Ben Dray recently visited phone Mrs. Phillips is a graduate of Prieet of Miami, who It spending way* pay* off. relatives In Lakeland. the Oviedo High School In the th* summer at Lookout Mountain Speaking of the trials of lift Many parlies, and pirnics, were rlas* of HUH. She has also been for which be is thankful, D, M-.> celebrated at Sanlando Springs employed by the Southern Bell near Chattanooga, Tenn. gall salrl with mie*. 'be., nr. • July 4. Telephone Company prior to her In Friends of Mrs. Mildred Newson oil-facies over ivlrlrh lire AIR CONDITIONED The tourist rluh had a picnic at marriage. will be glad to know that she has while for others they nie met. ' She le the granddaughter of returned to her home at 311 Park to stepping stones to n higher m I Sunny Side Park July 4 they 0 will have a covered dish luncheon Mrs. Sarah McKenna of New­ Avenue after spending the past better wav of life, pointing mil L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y ! ! town, Conn,, where she lived with ■even weeks In the Orange Memo that servlm- Cud I* one of il. at Sanlando Springs July 17. Mr. nnd Mrs. E. P. Ward of her parents before they moved to r.’al Hospital In Orlando following eieatest ca|H- * * o" ’ . .. r. ■ Out nc a riuiHui or -gut turn- m is no h i ( ' Orlando have purchased tho Long- Oviedo many years ago. Ire declared tl" m’ 1 ■ an operation. Cue*)* at the wedding included wood Hotel. It is now being re­ fellow men an- Inboreia in > < RAFAEL HAHATINI'H novated nnd will reopen, in early Mr*.' Charlotte Phillips; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meek of Indian Army. fall. They formally, owned and Mrs. II. P. (juiett, brother-in-law apolii, Did. arrived yestenlnv .<> Committee upoolntments ni operated the Holiday Inn, on and sister of the giuom: Charlotte' visit her son-in-law ami daughter, nouncml I,v President Harris u and Flunk (Juiell; nnd Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Hubert Bowes. Mrr chided club service, It. highway 17-112. parkin Sirs. A. T, llralcluh nnd daughter, Howes ha* Ju*l returned from th-' lr.; attendance, Andrew Stine; fel Mr. and Mri, W. T. Muir are Lois Anti, all of Orlando. Bpttlsrulsi Culur by I IIC'I I N IC O I.O K Fernald Laughton Memorial Ho* i lowsliln. Ilcnrv Simpson; member fttUrtainlng guests from l.alrulic Also Mr, und Mrs. F. II. Shel­ ttertaining guest* from Latrohe, don, Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodora Aulin, pita] to her home at 121b Mag shin, 11. II. Colemani Public i> Mrs. Muir and children leave Mr. and Mr*. Frank C. Morgan nolia Avenue. formation. Holland Dean; Kiitni' liiforniatlnii, J. L. Ingley; elassifr «y for a trip to visit friends and daughter, Eleanor: Mrs. Wal­ Mre. M. H. Strickland and two W * relativss in Latrobe, Pa. ration, James Holltrlnw; iiiaga lace Snencer and daughter, Linda] '. ; Tht Town Council held their and Mr*. J. D. Jones, Jr., all of daughter!, Marianne and Myra sine, W. A. Karler; program Frances, have returned from a va­ ( latener Ilediling; club nr-tivitb" monthly meeting Thursday night Oviedo, cation spent in Atlanta and Dal Tom Brown; International service ■t tho Town Halt. Chairman Carlton, Oa. They were accompanied W. A. l.efflcr; vocallonnl service. Mi presided. from Dalton by the Mieeee Pa­ Charles Persons; community sere tricia Chandler and Bara Guthrie lee, A. W. Epns, Jr.t atirvey and V r T ~ who will visit with them for a few iilaniilti'), 0, W. Spencer; youth HUNCH) AT A SAVINf weeks at their liurne on Palmetto Sonny Powell; and strident loan. Avenue. A Fourth of July party waa held FOR YOUR R. A. True. at th* Navy Oritur given by tha HOME • AUTOMOBILE Center commit ten am Inted by tha men! table. Centering the table Ord»r of the Eastern Star on Frl* was S sliver basket or red flowern BUSINESS day night. Dancing and gamaa flanked with red tapers. Mra. Corlay was chairman of were playtd for which many Jaalouiy and C IIIItO I'R A l.T O K guests received prim . Each gueat tha refreshment* and Mre. Ed­ alto received a package of clg- ward F. Lane, chairman of decoPlea** rail far appointment rovongo light rgtlone maslited by several mem­ arettee, bers of tbs Navy. Punch and sand­ Phuae 1708—1748 A patriotic theme of red, while, tho fuao that and' , blue atreameri, American wiches ware served to the guests. flage, red flower*, palm* and fern tots tho frontlor 'Tour Mutual Imuranca friend' were U»*d jn' decorating through* out the building. Mr*, jo t Corjev aflamtl H • p j III N. Park Are. M m a Ift •erred punch from a crypt*! punch r l A u u l tti\<' 1 r- t : \ >* \ Kiwi at one end of the refreih- , MIDI IM f l U A T R L K„8,#uti 'MV,“S,<.l!*V.l,n‘ M™- Mrs. Haynes Honors M ( ollDlS At Ml'Cl n ew n i l ns niAM P S.ilne 7f> darn el * and 200 'in-* • MCKIDtAN. Mis' f A "Yan­ tator* attended tin- Cit> Hienr. kee' from llnchesti-i. N Y' . it tiun Depart Hunt's street .lii'u.- ur lire new Southern i be cli.iniplon Marvltl Itiigan non Hie Smithern tire cut Her uf Fir«l St'. et till I * l i e i s \ - s u c i a l l e l i l e u l t i . i l i " lit t i e r * M.rglioliu Avenue * lu evening. Tommy Stringer, ncrea- Sunday m ill -is and e n elrslt point* til'll dltei tor. said ludu) Maj J I' Unit n ir.isn ia Mu., Sipiare dlllliing. Illidei (Ire lr lection uf -.evcral gul’i-i, win. ml had tour ponds .....I N '-.le r tie runteered from the crowd, ivu» rIn- Hander Tam pa three .nut nnetniircipnl featuie uf tin evening'., ball entertainment. Mr. Hiiingei - u.i t he crowil was ul*n •ut* i tain* >1 PKAIHIK I.A K l? l>> Gene Artndd iviiu |ila>.d fern immtrei* un Ids tic, m.hmi Dultrlng i iiiilirilleit nnlrl IJ nrnrlitniglit n Inn lire i-nlne pm tv mljuinne.I in tlx Cilj -niintniiig pool. Mi Sir ingei lepnrted tl.nt at least 20 uf thus.' pics. iil .natn in " I ’ lTrle "I S t. I "til >' tile |inul nti111 2:tlt! in tire nmliitng wlnle fill ut rill utln-r less lull'llami turuii* s.rid* vnlcTied. Aimllu c -In cl linli" is l.el'ig "T h e ( runked W a v ” pinlined l.y tin- rccieattuh d'ptlil incut in tire mm future, )■ added Mrs. Taft And Mrs. Ike Work For Their Husbands Mitre Jeanne Sheldon Weds Irvin Phillips LONGWOOD r°W d • TO.MOItKOW’ H SHOPPER’S SPECI AL 65<1 S P A N IS H SPECIALS M E \ T I ' l l FN 1’ A K S F .IH <1 t u lt in \ l l l ll ( ItA II PIES Al l ' i I . i ill Ki n mill AI 'It Ir <> I I t l llliklrtl V A llllb l'W ll W A IT .KEEN AGENCY HEADBOARD FREE S lu l a l i l liesdbesid in i Imii r of th irl) cuter, tilth |n irclu * « uf E l H il l > N Pi.r I A l. I V M K M 'IIIM i s f t t lM , H IM IN \r \ Y lA ' m iF * S I I I Ii I N (i. IIC S I (M l ll«»X l liN -s I Kt I t lU N . i G it I 1Mt I I It l IM K IIM .Y mt Hull) » "oil legs tier. I IS I'.iliiicll" An Itur H E 'S *u"" Notary Meet ITS COOL AT TIIK KIT/! Ritz m ji Showing I'ut'Hdny and Wcdiusdny! HALF-WHITE, HALF-INDIAN ..Alt MANI OES Assists With Navy Center Party •ad |*ll rapiirrstn Itms quiclil), olttn btfui. unite it uludlr inltnuglaJ. DR. H. K. RING OyD^UlflLLRC .'9 r 1 LAST TIMES TONIGHT IIL A D IN U O F F line troubles helps keep telephone service good, mid costs down. Urowlng ellidcncy nil ulottg the line is one o f the reasons why the price o f telephone service Inu gone up less III,in musl other prices. Through good management . . . by im proving method* und equipment, und working facilities to the u tm o st. . . tele­ phone* folks ure doing their Ircsl to provide the moil and die | belt service fu r your telephone dollar. I'liu t's mighty im por­ — AJho — tant to Southern progress and to National Defense. »r« TWO promlned l*nda itfar, ood — the other draadad, LbIm I N§ wh Southern IIell Telephone unit Telegraph Company IfAlltNO ROBERT YOUNG JANIS CARTER And Cartoon TUESDAY ft WEDNESDAY O K I OF YOUR BEST BUYS Telephone service lakes a smaller part of live family budget than il did ten years ago . . . and you cun call iwTce as many people. Cartoon w ay A gency Short* PARAMOUNT NBWH THE SUN SHINES NELLIE"— THU. • FRI- B I S T POS S I BL E S E R V I C E L O W E S T P OSSI BLE COST Xu — 'A m * M i * : II mm ? W Jv. •ja •a; .iF iltffMBrrt i t't'. vU;;,i oi*'. m M S �0 - For Cavallnro R e t u r n s •: To Scminolcs A; Selects . Lakchiofl Rr.raUt; Veteran 5th With Santoi < Ja XBeachH e Four SeminolesOn His BALLOT FOR FHIi NORTH.SOUTH AM,.STAR TEAMS Jt> HUNT CHETLAIN Jupiter Pluvlu* giliiu-d tin1 fnrr tver tlit* wrek-und and wndiei the Seminole*' two Kuna' snrler with the C ocoa Indian.^ Saturday Wight runt Sunday. Friday night the Dsytnnn Bench Islander snap* pad 0n> Ilium' four-game winning skein with n 8-6 victory In the Memorial Slnilliim before 050 fan*.___ f Tonight thr . ulxlh will North Pmdtton -------------------------------- Pint Mostransky Cuts Sondermeyer’s All-Star Lead South H a s * --------------------------------- -------------------------------- Second Bi n --------------------------------- — — ■■■ ■ Shoftalop ------------------------------- --------------------------------Third Base ---------------------------------lly KENT CHETLAIN Sport* Editor ------------------------------ C a t c h e r -----------------------------------------------------------------Lafl F irld -------------------------------------- , | J « , ' *" r 7 A o flW h »w * r \ gnini' net with the .lux [tench Sen Bird* hero n t H;00 I'itrhing chore!* will he hnn<lle<l riMim Hanlnrn hy Jorge Itivern who will lie In ipirat of hi* eighth win of tho year. Rivero hn* post­ ed n 7-7 reconl thim Inr tilt* *e«- Lr LV> ■ North) DeLand, Palatha, Sooth: Sanford, Daytona and Jaa Beach. Orlando and l.ei NOTE: Mall to All-Star Kdllor, Sanford Herald, Sanford, Fla rtORINCI CHADWICK, 62, Is tielpeil abonid * rnnlnr rrul-rl tiv lirr trainer, llrrl Itoverc, uMrt she gnve up lie) 21-mile C.itullnn Clonmel swim only n mile from Ihe Hun I'edro, Calif, thore 5!lie linil Iwen In the wafer IS hums mid 6(1 lolnule* Time thoiKund people nolle,I ul Calirlllo Bcni h ful the puwtifnl mermaid. (Inlrrnntlnnai .S'oundphnloJ the lot* of Hun B ■1 Th' , e n d . »'uvul in11 w »> nr!;(iiuil)y signed” with Sanford at. t'avullaro the lieginniiig of the season and was tell'used Iasi May. t’avnllaro 1* lilting .2111 a few point* mure than lie was wlien Sanford turn­ ed Ihe glaiil flyrtinna-r loose neat ly two niuiilh* ago. The Itriuih Ivn-lnirn nutflrlder ban driven In 42 runs In 76 contests. Hanlnrn «as hilling .260 at Ihe lime of hi* rerall ami had hit Inn limner* fur the Blue*. Aleonwhlle I'nnl E*krw, who waa called home lo see hi* *lrk father, liu* relumed and will prnhnhly piny nrrillid linse wllli f'hlro (ionrnleN nr the rookie f.akriand I'liol filling In ai abort. m’ -------- ------ liilureil Fianl; -tHoitll, may te Four Blues Hitting Over .300; Imbra And Smith Are Still Out The Injury riddled Seminole having 61 nl inhlnighl lliiiisilui Blue* have fmir ptayi-t* luiltiug Hiiillh also was lop* In ilouhh-s over ,11181 hut half of then, are nu with 26, wllli A) IHrlie or Fa. Ihe idih'l iues nursing Itnsehnll Inlkn and llohcrl* Hcrmul with 21 wounds. Frank Hmilli who i* one each. of Ihe Injured Hellllnules, III the That tile hallie pnee neltei wllli u ,111 average lint In- Ims uuly played eight luiir title go games. down os Ihe hottest i iii i’sHBenp. ■ 10 le u j ; u e l<> Huon , J T I. a J lem plrd slur! of lininr In a recent, '(Sanfiinl-jlel.iind ^ jfm l S I ., B L - f Jet ' ^ n - liiiuil is inplrlly improving from ii i|iike Wound ho rocelved in n rollldon with Ih- IB d ’ s Jack ii I ant l,*kew eerie* here, Omni lu-w*. Inn, coim-s from tho report* on Johnny Inihrn’* broken leg, Tlir flasliv fielding second packer I* now working out with the Huh and may tie hark in thr line up within Ilia week. ^!T. RR"’* •teld n pmetier nt the Memorial Ml ml tum Hits morn­ ing nt *0;.10 n.m. preparing for the eruclnl Hra Birili *erl«*, Frrs* Hot Cateri The Blue* neve lilt M limner* till* season tn paro thr FSL in Hint deporttnrnt nnd an- within III of the loop rcnint *rt In H tr>0 hy thr Sinford (ilnnta when Ed Lnvy hit Id tn aim set u circuit maik. lime Ihi* year. * Thiniigh Hat- Chink Alrno urdny nlghl'a gi.ines the giant Hanford third nneker dill led liuleague in ihe two all important doparliiiouts of hoiiiein, lit, and runs-hatled-ln, 1*2 Tin- lutter fig ure plnrna the Seminole pilot within Im Rill's of the FSI. record set hy Kanfiinl'* Muddy Lake in HMD. Fold Eiikew, whu ilcparlcd Tlmritdnynight to see Id* nick father. In lied with Injured John linlirn with n ..'111 plnlu inntk. UB viID’ lieiicli Mm . B> "I!1'1 R"d I n II I : way again, nod .1* /Vi'-1 I for till- HI I end e time within llie , F . f t f -dH lltonlh, pounded : B J n j r W U III* way lo Ilie " B I w S 0 Daytona -. i V Beach 0 Sanfonl nt Cocoa npd rain Palalka at DeLand pp raln Of Undo at. Lcvxbitrgpi fain & paylona Reach at Pali petfflJHl at Lrtiabiirg *r Jacksunvllic Bench at Snnfnrd Orlando nt Cocoa. C, t American Leaaur W , c r M ip w . M Chteogd l Cleveland I (16 innln Waihlnaton 3 Boaton I : ... Datfolt • SL Louia 6 • _Arn#He«n League Kaw York. 48 M . III I " I > M v - r . e g M /fl aeoin* nsiiuied, V i #», fin, niter liio -m I f l 1 t Weeks of -.econdi vt - M u k : half play, ■o l ? t eight game i ■>ep iilnleil Ihe l,ip WNmC from the bottom, and the lull end et* Ci s'IU| olid Howie Tvsnow Leesluirg were adding strength llolll ly, « wl| I'l-rei'iilnge wise, DeLand hud a four null ooe-lialf game bad over Ja* lie,uli at midnight Thursday In tin' race foi Ihe 11)62 permutii vvhieh Ihi'. vein wl'l go to the team with tin- highest poirentiige for Ihe two halves. Fiihitku, leading the i lieoil hy n half gain’- over Del,nnd Thursday midnight, wn* si* gnmes In hind DeLand. 'the week wn* liriin full nf evhlriira Dial pitching wn* mov­ ing hark lulo ponltlon *• Ihe league'* dominant force, Two our-lilllrr* went lutn thr rrrnrd*, fur Innlnlirr. flrlega of I reslmrg turned bark Cornu with one hit lo win 1 In 0, while Ed (U*i|ii* of UnylniiH turned bark Hanford with one lilt, only lu lose, I to lit t'J R o o k i e flick B ■ V 1 “ S 11 " halting '1 • Weogei coni inII ed In lend the league In slrlkemils as tie w hiffed 17 Cocoa Indining the fto Iif rt * and Jacit Cade, the lop. I r T l ' j ' w" while from R '» 1a l k a enmo Red Treadway ranker* H i n m ‘ IKhJvlL.aB word that their Beamin’* opening dny. Trendway i» , B J V P W ' IiiiiI- ih will have pulled nuj front ngnlii hy puallng l u l K I - ho figured In It .11)1) mink while Robert* dropped to n ,186, and Cade moved lip tn l w B L y ; l P ' any poniianl 'poI B Florida State League ingly modi'-,(. i w u l V i k N t H cubit ion un itlit A STATELY KADD E HAITI NH AVEHAdKH I MIllNIHIIT THURSDAY JULY 8, 1062 THE TOP TEN Last This Cl#*" 0 All R II lIR H flltm Week Week ch V 77811 80 121 1 12 40 .100 .100 ....... V 78127 Oil 120 1 0 84 .10.1 .886 O 120 820 O 80 U H H 126 126 1i 22 76 .108 ,160 ... LH H .......... V 8586815 816 60 MO 110 I0 2 00 .181 ,866 18U HI ...... V 40 180 11 07 1 t 20 .867 .864 08 M2 ’ R 81HI817 617 05 M2 !2 50 50 .107 .868 .......... R 70820 83 Ml 8 81 78 .188 .840 .....«... •V 70284 68 02 |0 1 06 .138 .886 ......... L8 70816, 68 100 0 ID 80 ,888 J185 V 61 180 81 61 2 8 88 .102 .828 9; Run*, Cede OB, Moatrantky B0t If It*,Roberta 126, Smith 26. Plrtl* and Robarta I4i Trtplaa, Cod# 14. B aill, Teinmy 60. Smith 881 Homer*, A Isno 16, Runs Batted Ip, Alcno 60, Roberta 64. MIDDLRCOrr WINS II 18 7 7 6 Daskalnakia, t Alrno, San. Long, Lee*. Drapp, Or). 16 I I Ci F. Hmllh, San Ford, tlrl. Rhoden, Han. ID 17 II 16 11 Collin*. Lee*. Shore*. Orl, Keel*, H»n. flrolt, Him Hughe*. Coe. Thotiia*. Orl. F. Hmllh. Han Rhodes, Hun. Evkew. Han. Pawllek, Lee*. Kolker, f!oe. Itlvero, Han. 16 lloliei Ison, J, II 14 !2 4 U 8 3 ! Ilrseseke. Cnrrale*, San. Ilyrd, Han. — Sewell, Orl, /linmeiman, Orl Itenta*. Han, Itlvero, Han. Oniilink, Orl. .Mcfhillough, Lei Ortega, Lee*. Rupp, (toe. Ila**, Coe. Valinas, Orl. Ramhert, Coe. Klarmnnn, Orl. Frorer, Cor. Torre*, Ban. Jones, Han. Manager Alton, San. . . . __ .. l.evy, Orl............ .............. Amt«r«nn, L**».................. Rambert, Coe............ ...... . Moat Popular Player Roberta, DeL. ................... Alrno, San. ........................ Fftil.sc, Snn............... ..... loivy, OrL ....................... Hutaen, Pal. ..... ..... Dunne, DeL............ ............. Imhra, Kan . i’irtlo, Pal. ................... Klnard, J. B, Teannw, D. B. ................ Treadway. J, n.......... Rhodes, Ran, ............... Torre*, Snn......................... ||. Fsrdue, D. It. Outfielder* Treadway, J It. Teannw, II, II. Klnard, J. B. Plrtle, Fill. |Ie[,. 1 Cook, I). It. t ftobcrlfl, Del,. Kaiaablnn, Fal. ,, ltl.y, D. H. ... I'ltrher* * Mill*, i , It. * (liique, D. II. ; Fennlngtun, Fal. f Miller, Del,. J Billion, I’sl J Boberla, DrL. * McCrlckart, J. It. j! Unison. Del,. '• Angel, J II i! •' j] r ■ 1 7 6 Wenger, D II. Vickery, Del., Hamm, I’ul. Herman, J. II. Alannger Stelnrke, Fal. Krai*, D. It. Treadway, J. It. . Brewster, DrL. Rnbarta, Del,. Enterprise Hal’ Anny L Edward F. "Ed" Lane, rml eitate agent and selfstyled "ni«n who known Hmford," condu players iB t 1 V " j Lane’ on t h e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ B M ii Southern A 11 Star*. They w r r e fl f’huek Alrno ■ third, i'atil E*- \ kew In rlghlfirld v l f W an it h u r l e r * jg fm K L J e Chico Corralea a n d M u r r a y T * W ;X Byrd. Ed Levy J ^ waa Lane'* South F „ , n,J manager with veteran Rwl Rram of Daytona Beach named to run tho Northern Star*. ... The life-long Sanfonl baiebalt fan *electa rookie lilting -atinn Fretl Brady of Lrosbu# for ill* Southern shortstop and Brady’* keystone pprlner Chico Fundorn at *erond. I.one favor* veteran receiver* r* lie natped Bay Dunne of DeLand for the North and Don Ford of the aouth. In the Northern Infield. Lane experimented with a keyatona combination of two Daytona Beach InfUM*'"- <-*"« P|,<H Dick Kenner, normally a aeeond haacman at ahort and ou* ^ fletdrr llob Bucher at aerondW Kiirkrr I* the formed ahigglng veteran of the St. AtiKunHn# -- — Saint*, who was purchased by the Islander* when the Saint* dlahnmled 1**1 month. • Seminole High ' ‘■jaji'fT'i niphninone atnIcte, H u g h e y -'■v B dull,in. was one I H o f iiuiiiy fun* Bl ue we r e B ®r iij.t in; W ad *'* Reumlllat'a Cecil Rlnen Defeats Volusia County Spencer, 6-2, 6-0 Kennel Club I*t^B^BBgejS Seminole MH-onit - s c e d o d * In itial " a c k e r . f l , p u ha* Floyd C lif t , o f H ■ m a d e large In- Jax Beach. A n - f l B i road* on Chico B Funrtora. Lee*| ’ horlvlup hen* When ll«erv. Aumelir. il»WBmh(B9St 7bU Quad* Conelitlni 3 Girts, Boy Are 1 rom A N m ih ..w m i Ifl » M*1 “ ff'Beai Twlnble Jmn, III Ramin, Front Hank. Manila On. FirfM nxpK—a /ieia. m i, TU®'"- Drove Park. Frlln, tv»y. s ' a V M « v i n *"*••n^ ’ teefVeeve I 4 ,i l * i r. f l l i-"*!" - f l r "A V- . v. burg. for the shortstop po»l- tion coming up waa Bill Robert* w l,h * 18 ballot IUy Dtuue ■on. Jax Beach veteran backatob, has 27 votaa comporr d leading Ray puana I f S t: Pitta vara hem May tat yttrgU B b at a epot began for the North’s re* a B S a rB M a tM tn v tt’ to determine the pleyere. ffchnal suggests that yo Cad# ta tha ovarwhalmtng l»ern salactlon of the fane He hat earner p o it with 41 w l)\ U !» U l y. He be te 'W fJ M S tr w ti UR. G 6 , PER HON? . cd Jones, Adolphe Barber And John M. Taylor Submit All-Star C h o i c e s nrtsoma One, jiico . 618.O0Q Wqtar namjnitltera t( 3 I I the Jack Cade Aialt-as swept » threu game aerie* from then league-leading Orlando. The week *nw Toni M ill* win hia 18th tilt in 20 dcrialon* for Jax Beach; «nw rnnkiu **n*alitm Kip Hcwcll of Orlando halted out of tlm Ikix hy Sanford after having started and finished HI .xtrnlj games; Orlando «tropi drop five h 11 rich. W M sa w Otltnda I Teannw of straight a* a brace of, injuries n hi* 60lh he»e *WfPl • v r the squad j saw rookla alalka'e rookie Harry Sondermeyer hit safely thru is rlosing In, hi" Wth game as of midnight j Thurstlay. DETRurr J Ihe Memphtx with Imbra, Han. Fundnrn, I^es (iunrale*, San. Hantora, San. Hhnrtalnp Condor a. Lee Hnntnrn, Sin Brady, l.eea. Iloy, ilrl. Ilalngh, Coe. NORTH First B.ine Boberla, Del,, I’ollnrd, D. B. cu n . j . it. Hondcrmryer, I’al. Second Base Brewster, [tel.. Kenner, D, B. M. Smith, Pal. llucker, D. It. Itnhi-rlnon, J. It. Hhortntop Sondermeyer, F»l. Mostransky, Del., Haller, D. II. Mallard, I’aj. t/garle, J. it. Kenner, D. It. Third Base Carte, Del,. Young, J. B. M. Smith, Fat, Mostransky, Del,. Fillip, Fat. Cstcher Dunne, Del,. ' M f'j All- M o a t r a n*ky mode deep Ina mn o h e r ^ ^ ^ p ^ i : road* Handerfailure nn u H L x H meyer’* l.’ -vntr ■ g n n l ill .appoint H over h incut. I'onsoln H ft week-end which tion ti o w r v i 'i ,H W A remitted ^ln ^ p la c -^ ^ ^ jL ^ •W win for l in'oiniug In the name ntnry t'hadwlek only a acant two,T an ahe ntateil, in line competitive tirhlnd the nplril, "I will lint let thin discour­ age me and ] will try It again in September," lineman. At thr The Hole rrnnon Tor giving up, prevent clip Sin- Moalranaky ah* Mild wan that the water wan ton cold. Thin nreina a hit rtraneky threaten* In unseat Honntrangp to all of tin that walrhed dermeyer within IS hnun. The her defy temperature* In the low Aialra ha* led the ahortalrp poll 10'n to practice twlco a day for since It* inception two week* ago. Balloting generally picked up five hniirn in the Mayfair pool over the week-end with a total lanl February. The conipivrnr of the Eogllnh vole for two-weeka reaching thr eliniinid oi the only woman alive 80 murk and indication* that who can navigate the Catalina heavier voting i* in proopect for nlretch and we prrillrl that nhe the in*t two-and'ime half week* will fulfill her prediction of mak­ of the fail*’ poll. Sanford Manager I ' h o c k ing it in Senlemlier. It might tie Alrnn lend* all individual votewelt to interject ii human intercut niilelight In Min* Chadwick's intent getter* with a 76 total at hia marallion attempt. Her Catalina pn*llIon on ihird ba*e for the •wim wn* tried without the able South, lie I* rlnaety followed mud dance and annuranre of her by tnjurral John Imhra of Han­ father, who faithfully Irained her ford with 76 bullet* at ihe acrBb* (hut and nri'iimpnnled her on both re­ and have pavilion on thf South­ IP M JcV H g their linllot* f'g| cord iduiiiiiel undertaking*. Mr. ern etub. The«e high figure* yQv Sntlfold (llltfli IlF Chadwick died neveii montlin ngu. for the two Blue inflelder* In- : ; IT ■ dlrate* the favorite aon vote of 'p. V • A g i n ei (ieorge Kent*. Snnfnrd fan*. ■ l f f " 1 *' *’ r * h'oing I V nlong with Ilia* All linllot* In the Humid poll H "• choir......... .. Ted will hr counti'd in with the bal­ I ' Jones, Aihdphn loting in other rltlra apd town* nnd John throughout thp FBI, and tho vot­ ’ M. Taylor. ing that will he cnmluctrd In the June*, an *mntnnd* at the vnrioua park* pre­ lloh Kurkrr ploycu of Ball ceding the All-Star classic. Bakery, Bated Fred Brady at ahort nn the Southern lenm and named Ed Levy of Orlando ns the ]nnp£ moat nupUjiir fuirformey, . w Barber *rlertrd ah entire Hanford loam for the Smith a* did Red Bridge*. Itarbrr went *n far ** to pot hurler Jorge Rivero In rlahl Held fur the South, Adolphe think* Johnny Imbra, the fla*liy fielding key­ stone sucker of the Blue*. I* the most colorful nnd popular player in the, FSI, today. Ims apmirentlv "$?' fielder Un wi n Taylor selected Rivero with a AbS nroved In local rMnSi'1- '-.r f T cbtiow. Tread- duo of Cocoa Dingers for likh B 9 L , fans he crii field, Ken Hraeseke way Hold* a pr»- choice* on the Southern pitching tC " T jih iow and hit stuff. Celling hark to Mr. Lana'a k ’m ' j with Ihe liest of carioii* margin nf Juit on* vote pick* wo find the elder baseball over the Daytona h«*epnth terror. 'Ii'1 flyluiwk* In chierver baa named Ihe favorite H6rc> ^ i - . - 'he Ho u l h e r n Treadway is tho Individual high choice for the moat popular player ballot rccrlvrr with 6fl tn Tni^ V l <!'■ / nor linn nf the Roberta for that P B n k iJ jl lengiiofor at tho now’* 66 and Buster Klnard’i award, oremenl timn the third high nf 42. Three top vote Fan* «ie urged tn send In a* i f TJuB versatile ptnver getting flyhawk* will be the many ballot* a* they dealt*. Th* * - * I* running third ktartlng outfield for the Northern poll Im* gauerally plced *Ufm lirorge Kenl* among the top te»m. with a total of 80 to dat*. tone flychaaer* for thethreeoutRanking in fourth apel In the W U ltl’t All-Star Selection* field berth* in tho Herald'a All- out gerden balloting te veteran _ . Po*. Bout* At F ir I I . . I l k IT l_ . i . A : Star voting eontest, S f c ’ * . P 'l f .15 Lavy, Orn Kenl* him 31) vole* while Berk Ruekkr, D. B. 2 B Fumlor.V l i a ., Collin* Irada with 46 end Bill Rennar, D, B. s s Brady, U**. Shore*, Orlando, rank* second Cad*, D#L. an AI*no, San, wllli II. t ime behind Kenl* le Hunne. n.L. 0 Ford. Orl. Buddy firoat, the Seminole outTunow, D, n. OF Shore*, Orl. Orlder, with 33 hsllni*. Kent*', Braemk*. D*. OF Kolker, Coc. ; ........ . wnigRiwn vote-lolal in Ihe past three day* with more than twe more bn* been *lighllv le** then sheweeka for voting left, noinrintl nlnre the Blue utility Oa«q«*, D. B. p Corral#*, San. glnyer wg* running a poor HHh . T!1Si week-end voting *hnwi|d Pennington, P p Hew.ll, Orl. Just Inst week. 5, dwfdetL trend toward smooth RMgr. Levy, QrL Manager Chuek Alrno la the f eWJng Orne Pollard, Daytoiia Mo*l Popular Playeri Red Robert! *----------- ,-w---- — - . fan*' rholer for thr Southern third flrat hateman. over Red Robert*. ha*a "lot with an nmailng 76-voto Pollard added fa vote* to hj* out of n possible 30 Ik IIoU, Alena meager tot*1 to n . c B him in aeiI* "ecuin| ip (ho rar* for the mo«t h*rt*P " C" b-,loU b«Mnd Ropopular player award hut trail* Roil Robert* hy p 26-vnle margin. m | n * H ^ B B iB B In a rlosc race for manager of tha utoThe shift t o w e n lf li South, Alcno ha* taken a last P dII mhI w # i o n c H hilnnt* I'J-vnte lead over former vote, nought t< - B Hanford manager ami present OrU n * # e l former f l *"niln nllot. Ed Levy, fri< All-Star Balloting holster Ihe Fred to H WllM^ VV.I . I I, fMiI 61o«l I’opular Flayer ---------— -------------------------------------------- IS 15 Red Hat Shortstop Draws Within Twc Ballots Of F i r s t 'the tnnied channel nwlmmer, Florence Chadwick, who spent three week* in Snnfnrd at the Mnyfnir Inn In-1 February, failed DeLand'* shortstop Bill MoIn tier attempt to nwlm the 21-tnlle stransky and Falatka Aralea strait In the I'arifir Ocean from Cntnlinn Inland to the California Carry Sondermeyer are waging the closest battle for an Indi­ const hint Friday, vidual itortlng berth on the Northern All-Star team In the people, who I t , I ' l l Herald's poll among fane for the tire pieiinoi e niH Stale League'* All-Star game to or e e l i n g thlkH r : ti be played here July 26. H tr d ,-^ H | g H H , R fltlii-lr drive for Is ^ Q B P f i l t h plnro when W M f'W , n m they open n I wo- While Ihe rain fell, Ihe Blue*' front office nil* IminIIv engaged In making player *hlft» nrre*altatrd by Ihe recoil of veteran tnflrtder Frank Hunlnrn by the Lakeland I'liol* of H ip Florida International Lr*gue, 'I he I'liol* announrnl Hint Ihry were M in t­ ing n rwnkie inflelder to replace Nanlnra. Southern. jSANFORD l 0\ �MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING -TYPIN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES Thl* 1* to notify the public not to receive any check* *lcned liy l.ula Mac H u ff nr Mr*. 11. M. H u ff. Signed II. M. H u ff 1 DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST Phone (11 113 Magnolia FREE HOME TRIAL! CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD M O TO RO LA — \ O M I R \ L T E L E V IS IO N C*nmpl«*tr H It ft iir r lil nn<| fmoalrr TELEPHONES 180 nnd 1071 Hnfim 404 Sanford Atlantic National Hank tlulM Ing GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE I U * *a*r»rit A t*. Ii The j t'k»n* H II. JAMKS GUT AGKNCV 1952 D odge Meadowbrook 4 Door Sedan Delivers In Sanford G e n e r a l liis u r a iife ! 012 EAST FIRST STRFET i RHONE VS II. JAMES OUT , JAMES II. OUT A»snr. for $ 24 2412. Month* To VENETIAN B U N D S Fndnry 1’rlrtfn Pny Hanfiifd's mil* iiffe i* SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS 519 KiimI Flrnl Street I'hnne 1011 • Retailing Ycnctlan Kllml M a m ific liire r, Jimrn m p lrtr service (nr .inns • KernrilitiK * KcphIiiIImx * 111 M P IC T E A M I T H E SANFO RD HERALO Fans T o Vote! For 1 N EW OYLOYtlK liP -T h n l Tnlt*d A || _ Q n iid d a Htatc* Olympic team —*ome 3«n Squads * • II * * - Star n q u a n s iithlrlc* begin* lla trek In Hcl PUT OUT TliE H R t ,nki today I I A U I HASH At Parks Friday The first group. com prising OF Mtd*f|t#a i*COFf?rtri »- i « __ _ miitll.v idflcial* .alnns with Inc >nc S IL V E R SPR IN O S (Special, ; mid basketball teams, leaves Florid*' SPrite League ta il, tt nn 1’* 1’1‘tni- **’ i* ni fnr !hr ’ I* tuv.o 'j i s a . - On* m e rit. .<( • a me. scheduled In run frnm .1 lly I lie .'iivml . . r h uil |iln y e i. ,m. ’ ’I" 1 week -« tlil w ill have their elnilic, tn Two mure plane hind*. incltld place theii fnvnrlte. in the lest pig Hie Inp track squad that’s rx Kile's fust annual Ninth South peeled In clean up in Klirnpe. Is All Star Kilim’, slated fm M em In iluled In leave InnlKht. while mcila] Stadium in Sanford, Pi I mother grntltt will leave Wedues ■lay rttifht. July 25. day and a third hatch Thursday The first till) fans pnyIna ihelr th e eullie sunad will hr kI ic ii nay Inin parks In Or In mm, to a Ivpieal New S'nrk vemlntf today rita. la rk s .u n illr lleaih anil I ittfi aticker tape parade no lam e r Drl.and this rniniuK Friday Hrnailway and a t'lly Halt reeep niKht, July I I . will he handl'd Ihin .ballots, with I he same procedure In he follow iwl on Saturday lilt I r i s l l flO l.F OPEN night to the first lllil a llrn d in * l.nN H O N l' Eight Americans al Palatka. Sanford, I ershunt and Hay Inna. „.......................... Monday July 7. 1931 Page 7 DR. Ia. T. DOSS O IIIR O P H A C T O II HOURS B In 12— 2 In S jiffy I t if fOO‘* #df| t v , t «r • loccttlfiifltf ufwtl I f lr '" ***’;*"tl»|* e*v4M ’ll y#lr< •l> f?flK tkifl 3ii3 Atlantic ■tank Ih.il,Hn* Pharr. ~ **e . wen milulled amnlH! the Ml) llrlt ish and ov|nersea * golfers starling the D r ilh li Open gol On o n r *nlr of tin* \ s \U he na""’* “J J 1 plu>.t* . Iglbh' ft»r I he N o ll I I I h u m which win uprtH cm Dtiyhum. Pnhiiku, l>‘ l.nml. nnd da* Reach On the ntliei side w ill he unities of jdnyers re presenting the S M l'T II Hi Undo. Snnfnid, I ’lH'i'll and I.eeshuiK. K iih i w ill In* n»k»’«l to pit’k »»m* player f«n in ch irK iitm position, two n ifiit ImhiU'i't, two l**f 1 hnn-lrid , a nninnirrr* anil on»* u tility pInver Alan, fa in w ill V i i iv i *f I to w rilr in the mum* «»f the miin 4 |lilttl1l1„n*lMp H o o iv m Ih r M of 1' S i*n Intrrttallnnal l-c M iir 1 M inin' ? MW Mil M l.mil Ill'll ■ .'•HI lam pn •'* • Mia ' MMi 13 111 .VJ Hi * 41 « * I* rsey \ \ v 3.1 at taC ;i3J Jlil t In*v beliovr i h On* iim m I populm St I'oti i **loiri; Io [ * plnyer III Hu e ii.u il lie will he Ml,m il Uracil West I aim Reach 1 picsrntnl with the fifth mu mil Miam i .1 h ei W e'l ppd rain R a tliff ln»|diy tlu i imk Hie Taiupa al ll.ivana ppd wet 2 round* Stm K»ine. 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Adult*, private hath 'JMlio L A M IN K T K , K«»'h D.mr* Roofing Mellunvlllc .MuiiWlng, Plywood, A ir Lnndi■— ' tinner*, Inaiilntlori, Plume 1447L an ip la'ir* Lahini't*, Drlamtii 3— 11**1 H * l* tr For H*le —I lliw ay. I f you want to Kay, Runt or Moll, I'm I— I,nl Pet** Llv cnIui k Huppile* 7 IIJOIl gia.le ni w.ll lord pie f«. sal” . Pinilia 121111. y\ I It'd rntnlie. 1 F IV E gnlle.l lilack I'eldm;walgli* MSII lit*. JlltU.IIII w .i.ii, mure. I ’ II llov 3 IK, SI An gnsllnr, Flit. (4— H E L P W \N T K D Kay. Iltlfi.l IliV 1 ,Lit cupci l cleunliig mid piesslng fm four hum aervlee, Lour day dyeing aerviro. Al­ tering .111,1 lepmtuig. Pick up mid delivery. IIATTLK DtlY , LEANERS, I3HI W. LIU, SI reel. Pin.in- POO. VALHD.M CLEAN Ell SERVICE Il v.iii , inTl buy new renew your pieaeiil clenner Flee entiniates Pick Up and ill’ll very servlet I'hone 1323, Elect r.i Hygiene t'ompHlly. M H .I I ll»N A I. IN f tlM L (Ini it few extra lunna cm, h w, . I. .’ Wi.nl It. put them to work <1. fi ( \ I Lit.fi i d an c e ' yum own commuuity 7 I'.n t T H A Y E R Iniliy ear tinge .toil Ii. E. l 11 lli.lhirip lo Ic.ir.i I hiw lo milk.' Ifa.l*t.'l ('.n a p Pill,lie ttlttl-.I apnre limn iiimiey. We ll , all on Iretwer n |H (HI a.ill. nli.l 2:1X1 p.m T — you .in.l explain W rite Mi IT WILL pay you lu mve*tigiile Htephru Heckner. P. Ii llov I an. L I— N M T IL H H P K R H flN A U l — I I thl* offer of 7 main, furnished 4>f 1(111 A N D RAD Orlando, Florida. home, 11a* good Income. Large, W A N T E X T R A varatlon nmneyt ( 10.00 well Undtcapf.l lot. rllHt Pal­ L*cd Ice ho* 1 lli'a.i nut the ni 1 lc and l.rirur Lai'd 2 pc. Living room WORK W A N T E D -9 metto Ave, (he a liiff In Sanford F arn ieri aiilto 16-00 It A II V S IT T E R , M r*. Folkenherg,1 Auction, (IM m idu H I-way every L«ctl hal.y h.'.l 11 ,id m attrea* I B O O FVRNlfHIKD DUPLEX (im>d Friday, 7:30 p.m. heat rcfcrenrpH Phone 1313 I. 20.00 ental location nn mrner lot Lsed B pc. Dinette Slightly uacd ro ll-*iv *y bed 26.00 '"ITup«rty priced *t |7M,0.00 and Man. vacation *iih*tltu te-- cnahicr, L.m fldentlnl Invettlgntlnn*. W rit* P. II. Rny N o. 6 L _____________ will ilmw n good return >m In* Deed round n*k .lining table bookkeeper, audltnr full nr nnd 0 chair* 26 00 - 11 vaitment. part tinm Pox X, c n llornld Lard 2 pc. Living room »uite 80.00 Hue: J. W. IIALL, ltr*Kor Florid* Sl*te Hank lliilhllrti "(:*1I 11*11" Plume 17flB KOBKItr A. WILLIAMS, Krallor Raymond F,. Lundriulal, Anwirlnle Phont 11173 Atlantic Rank Hl.lg. T'LXKDti T'KKDfl Lomplnt* line Hunt’* Tuie.lo Vend Slnre. 15- Reg. 1110.06 shopworn 8 pc. Iledroom Hull” 70.00 M A TH E R OF HANFORD 201-011 K. last St. Phone 117 M A N dcHlrc* pnrt or full lime in puck, bar ur package aloie. Five years experience, all pliaac*. llov W, c/u Herald “ i Id — llualnraa U p p ortun illr* -IU AITO.MOIHLEH — 16 11151 LROSLEY HIulion Wagon” low mileage. Lormann'* Re*taurant, phone UMU. D18CKIMINATINH 7 Then you will delight In Wyimuwooil 1 (1161 FORD F-ll tractor 184** horn**: Reautlfully limilHcapcd P I A N O S—Outhransen, Spinet* W. II., trailer 30' Mingle Axle, priced from (610.00. include* -I luburban Iota. Oholca of plan*; dual wheel*, excellent condition,' iuninga. Term*, trade-in*. Ka- F O E H A L E — Stuck nnd equip­ choice of maauury or frutnu con* low mileage. All good rubber, tier** Plano Store, 1200 Myrtle, ment In Tup Nntcli eervlce atatfructlnn. AILelectrlc kllchan*. nlr brake*. Complete unit For night appointment* call llon. Ifxve another opening un­ range, r«frig«rator, yvater heat­ 14,155.00. Surplus equipment. 1208-W. able to refune. Approximately er: ip*cc heater; ceramic tils I*. 0. Rox 349, Phone rtl, 8t. (1800 w ill handle. Lon he ftbath; Venetian blind*; city LHEHTS of Drawer*—All Bit**. Auguatlne, Fla. nanetd. Contact J e ff Davj*, tURU*. Priced a* low a* FlnDhed or unflnlahad, Rtaaon* 1951 CHEVROLET^ good condL MOO. RtArmnahla down payahlv priced. Compare our price* ■ p itx s K m n x s n e s 16(15 Elliott. in}*- Utentcd north of Geneva • thin buy. Budge! Term*. The If—* SPECIAL SEnVICEB —11 I M Hon, IIB — ---- — Ea*t of Mcllnnvlllc In HanFurniture Center, ltd Weet TRAILERS Hi, Phono fl-H-R. IIA T T F R Y , (!eneiiit.ir ur llln rlc r I'iriM. Phone 1426. S —If o lfo O M new home, icreet«<l h, earparl. Box N , Ubrfcldi ItU O M n d ^ a^in rU of furnlUfu- Knrvlcc, Rwnin'it Bnt* lint [hinder. Cnll Lull 817, 617, Bwaln’ 28’ G L ID E R ll room 1917 TrnUar. M ”~"1*" •M >pfg h . : X >, ■ ^e--, ,*V' 1 wje. -Lv: ^ • /V;- 1i,^ - ti �. THE SANFORD HERALD re N Monday July 7. 1953 Lewis Suggests Taft-Hartley As GOP Candidates In Meantime Country Looks To Murray For Strike Tipoff CHICAGO i f l - John L. Lewis, biller critic of the Taft - Hartley Labor Law, today suggested a TaftHartley ticket for the Republican Party. A statement distributed by a spokesman for tawls. president ol the United Mine Workers, suggest­ ed that Sen. Robert A. Taft, who wanta the :>OP Presidential nom'nation, should seek former Rep. Fred Hartley of Now Jersey as • running mate. They co • authored the labor a d In Congress. Meanwhile in Pittsburgh the na­ tion looked! n CIO Steelworker*' President Philip Murray today for tlon looked) o CIO Steelworkers' move In the economy - shattering sice) strike now going Into its sixth week. The silvery hsIred labor leader Invades the lerrilory of hi* 1110*1 bitter opponent In ihe steal dispute to address a huge rally of slecl worker* at nearby Duqumme Most of the 0.000 steelworkerresidents of that small mllltown are employed by U. H. Steel Curp., biggest producer In Ihe country ana traditional pace-setter for the Industry. Murray calli U. 8. Steel the "spearhead of opposition" to the UnW. The unlou chieftain asked C. F. Hood, executive vice presi­ dent of the giant firm, to debate •trike issue* at the rally. Hood refused, saying such * meeting would not nave any constructive result. The rally Is the first In the Pitts­ burgh area—steel center of Ihe world -since Murray called out 650,000 union members In Ihe basic steel Industry June I. Steelworkers look for their leader to explain at length the union's charge* that Hie six largest slcel producers have refused to bargain In good faith. The big six are U. S Stele, Bethlehem. Republic, Jones and Laughlin, Youngstown Sheet end Tube, and Inland. Jeiftfit, 23 ymi uhl '"ovlri, win put under in .jil by iwtal polite early this morning when he was ap­ parently about to enter n store on Hanford Avenue, Chief Roy William* reported today. The arrest wss made hy Patrol­ man Arnold Williams, who was working hi* heat on Hanford Ave­ nue near Fifth Htrrrt. Williams, concealed In an alley, noticed a car contained two Negroes parked in fronl of *h* storr and one of them made his way into an alley toward the rear. Tiie patrolman caught James with a Jimmy In id* ham) and subsequently arrested the other tnan who had remained In the automobile. The men were driving n stolen IH60 blue Pontiac whose owner­ ship has not yet been discovered. James Is being held in the local jail preparatory to lie turned over to Htate authorities, and the other man, Steve Williams, Is being held on suspicion of attempted robbery. James, who goes hy the alias of Adell Wright, escaped on July 3 from the Htate Road ('snip at Ht. Augustine. He has a record of three previous arrests in Hanford, once six weeks ago when ho had escaped and stolen another automohlle. He was first picked up In Han­ ford for robbery al lire Florida Htate Farmer's Market. << •■!•■■•« K im P-Prlmary C-C«nyaniian Wiittur G.O.P. Convention d aeiltiise ru m r u t Uaei bower barkers want lo put In a rule restricting voting by contested delegates on Ihe sealing of other delegates. Elsenhower supporters cull R ihe "fair play" rule Toll backer* hoot si that. Lloyd Taft, son of Ihe senator, lold n reporter Ills fnlher's forces were thinking of offering a sub slltille for Ihe Elsenhower motion under which each contcslcd stule would be permitted lo vote on nth er disputes after its contest bad been settled Thai would permit Hie pro Tuft on the teinjMirnry roll imanlinously by Ihe GOP National Committee— to vote on later conical* Under I the iiiual alphabetical arrange inent, ihe Georgia contest would lie second on the list. (Cu i i m m I n « a raa* oe*> Just after Ihe younger Tall re­ was paaird hy the Senate but did vealed ihli, Elsenhower forces un not reach the House. A resolution nounced a proposal along lhat pre was passed hy both houses calling ciia lino. In Ihe present situation, the prac­ for a reunion of the group In five tical effect would be whether illsyears. Taft delegate* from Florida, In addition to Ihalr IsgDIstlv* luted action, the girls ware shown Into or instance, would be allowed lo on the question of sealing ri­ the Hupreme Court during * trial vole with great admonitions of “ don't val Taft and Elsenhower delega­ from Texas. •ay a word," Ml** Gray reported. tions Klxenhnwer'x supporters — and They also toured the state li­ omn delegates who have not openbrary ami Florida State Univer­ v taken any position on Ihe rival sity. Piesldentlal candidates — contend­ Th« girls ate In the Seminole ed that If Ihe rule wax put over and Huwaimee looms at the Uni­ It would he an aixurniire that versity ami reported the food to "Ike" would coo l||£. nmnlnntlon he exceptionally good, although when Ihe nmvenllrfngol* lo that MI11 Hitting said that they had stage, probably Thursday or Frl at it* uvvty morning fur brvuk- day. ■Iasi, 'nml I'd he glad liul to ever Hut Taft told reporters "I don't see grll* again.” regard It ax ol vital Imiairtance When asked hy an old P8U stu­ on the final outcome " dent If they had been served veal Taft xald again, a* he hax fur cutlets, Miss Grey replied, “ ah, days, that he has the delegates to wee lhat what that was?" win the nomination It lakes 604 The girls rosa In the morning Most of Ihe delegates came to at «:IH» and breakfasted (on grits) this hunting - decked hall from can at 7:60. They assembled every day ruses of slate delegation* where in the FHU Music Mali at K:HQ and they had warm discussions of the wera taken to the capitol by hu* rules question. soon thereafter. The "Ike" crnvgil was hacked in The legislature met In the morn­ (heir position by ■ majority from ing and political rallies were held some of the key alatei. In tha afternoon. The two parties, Pennsylvania voted loday to east Fedsrallets and Nationalists, split electoral victories, although the 57 votes! n support of the proposed Only 11 delegates lined up Nationalist* won the governorship. rule. egelnst the change. Two members A mock trial was also conductad of the 70-vote delegation announced by the girl* In ths case of a pe- they wera paislng, for the present. deetilan run down by a city coun­ cilman. Miss Wright served as a CHICAGO Ifl—Guv. Theodore It. witness In this case In which the culprit ws* sentenced to two inure McKeldln of Maryland said today he had been asked to plare Gen days at Girls' State. Mle* Grey served ex reporter Elsenhower's name In nomination for the clt” of Alachua on the for President at the Republican GDI*’ Slate Diary, a newspaper National Convention and 'T in go­ which came out every day through ing lo." McKeldln lold reporters Ihe Inthe week. Mlie Hayes served as city attorney for Ocale, and Mis* vltation bid been, extended In a Kabarn was a filly commissioner. brief telephone cell with the gen­ eral, Elsenhower'* headquarter* had CIVIL SERVICE put In ■ cell for Ihe Maryland The Civil Service Board will governor as ht was prasld ng nver meet Thursday night to. regular his own stain deliMlton's first cau­ session In the City Hall, N. 0. cus, McKeldln called back as soon tiarnwr, examiner, announced this as the meeting ended. morning. McKeldln, who h u frequently expressed I preference for Elsenhow­ /BATTLE AGAINHT , JN8BCT8 er but at tha lim a time Insisted The summer battle dgalnet file*, ho had made no commitment!, u w mosquito* and other Insect peats wo* storied Thursday to the MayW r eaction under tha direction of B. H. Johnson, city sanitary offl. and ha flgurod to ■ majority of hit gitee f f Congress Her# I* Your Scortcard for tfi# Big G O B Show Escaped Convict Put Under Arrest By Local Police $1A ll — * el D ili, n w if PICKID 1 % £ f * / / / ALABAMA 14 C t 4 10 AII20NA 14 c 2 3 It ARKANSAS II c 1 1 CALIFORNIA 70 p COLORADO ts c CONNICIICUT 33 c 1 31 DILAWARI II c 1 4 FLORIDA* 11 p 1 1 OIOROIA* IP c 17 IDAHO 14 c IUINOII *0 p INDIANA 33 c IOWA 34 c KANSAS* 33 c KINTUCKY 30 c LOUISIANA1 tl MAINI 1 10 >*“ IS 70 3 r ' • -« • ' J1 14 1 19 2 30 IS 8 30 2 ' t 1 18 c 10 1 1 14 c 2 e S MAITLAND 34 p MASSACHUSITTt 31 p 4 38 3 MICHIOAN 44 c 23 7 24 MINNISOTA 21 p MISSISSIPPI* 1 c MISSOURI* 34 c MONTANA 1 c NIIRASKA 14 p NIVAOA 12 c NSW HAMPSHIRS 14 p 14 NIW J1RIIT 31 p 33 NIW MIXICO 14 c 3 3 It NIW YORK «4 p 10 85 17 NOR1H CAROLINA 34 c 4 10 ta NOK1H DAKOTA 14 c S 1 it OHIO $4 p OKLAHOMA 14 c OMOON 11 p PINNSVLVANIA 70 p 33 30 RHODI ISLAND 1 c .1 7 SOUTH CAROLINA 4 c 3 1 SOUTH DAKOTA 14 p 14 30 TINNISSII 30 c TIXAS* 31 c UTAH 14 c VIRMONT 13 c VIRGINIA* 33 c WASHINOtON 34 WIST VIROINIA 2 • 34 4 34 S 4 21 7 1 7 3 3 1* 2 2 It 8 9 7 3 14 3* . 31 ' 4 JR 30 14 13 1 18 c 20 4 14 p 1 IS WISCONSIN 10 9 2 2 34 WTOMINO 13 c 4 ALASKA 1 c DIST. OP COLUMBIA 4 c 1 4 HAWAII 0 c 4 4 PUIRTO RICO 3 c 3 VIROIN ISLANDS 1 c TOTALS 1304 e 4 * 3 1 204 (404 Headed la Nominate) Tills la your own newspaper's way of keeping track of tha last minute ahllta that will decide who U to be the Republican alandard-batrer. Why not try It yours*)/, end be your own mestei-etrategiet in opening what claims at delegate 1 14 1 447 3 ” - eupport will meet the eupreme test of the roll calls, and what will fall away 7 figures In tha column* reflect Ihe claims made by manager* of the nomination contendere, end n neutral appraisal of unpledged delegatee. Pin a sheet, of light* American Colonel's Wife Goes On Tri STOLEN GEMS DUFLAVED NEW YORK ifl - Two garn-an crusted crowns stolen. from , 1 Brooklyn Roman Catkqlle shrine and . mysteriously mailed WEI8BADKN, aermany eight days later era on < American coloml'a wilt w again under special safaguai trial today on it ebargaa of The crowns, worth an asU $100,000, wart restored htue The first testified be acted German a Church. New protection measures aa a mad let go-between lar Include ehatterploof glass, an Im* bar. proved burglar alarm and a night 190 lt «i l bora. He said he would accept $50,000 to atart construction on the Hartwell Dam on the Savannah River rathert ban the four mil­ lion*. »>«• demanded lait week. Long diatance telephone call* « c ; - ’r> / ;hrot*ih to Reoubllranx attending the OOP National Con­ vention In Chicago In hopes of end­ ing the Impaise. House leaden are understood to have taken the poaltion that unlaaa compromises are effected today, adjournment will be impoaalbie be­ fore next week, which marka the period between the Republican and Democratic conventions. The-dash toward a planned final adjournment stalled to a stop as the sun peeked over the horizon Sunday morning. Alia xcept two appropriation bills had been pessAd, but on these the Senate and House deadlocked. Adjournment Is off at least until next week, the week between the ditlcal conventions at which the rpubllcana and Democrats choose their Presidential candidates for the November election. Until then, nothing of Importance will be transacted. House Demo­ crats and Republicans agreed on this In tbe small houra Sunday morning. Administration plana to bring Congresa to a close Saturday night collapsed chiefly because the House had written Into a 10 billion dollar supplemental appropriation bill it curb on the use of funds for an expansion uf the atomic weapons program. The measure carries two billion dollars for the atomic program, (6,031,047,750 for foreign military and economic aid. and $3,140,000,■ 000 for military basea and other projects around the world. In a last ditch appeal against the House rider, President Truman wrote Vice President Barkley and House Speaker Rayburn that It cripple atomic production and Im­ peril national security. The Senate refused to accept the rider. The House finally agreed to modify It somewhat but balked at throwing It overboard. The other dispute that upset ad­ journment plans flared over a com promise $564,061,600 bill to finance rivers snd harbors and flood con­ trol projects. Dropped out of the measure was four million dollars for the Hart­ well Dam in South Carolina and Georgia Sen Mavbank (D.-S. C.) roared that the bill was not going jo pass without this Item In It, and Indicated he might launch a fil­ ibuster. Sen. Olln Johnston lD.-S.ifl M. > said he too was ready to talk till day Sunday. The upshot was that the Senate tent the bill bsck to conference again In hopea of working out a settlement. With this and the atomic spendIng controversy on hia hands, Dem­ ocratic Leader McFarland of Aris­ ons dtspalred at laat and moved the Senate recess until today. It quit at 4:10 a. m. and the House shortly flo w e d suit.________ The renki of Congress members present already had been thinned by Republican! leaving for Chicago and. lo a lesser extent by Demo­ crats heading for home In the be­ lief lhe session was ell but over. Giunt stride* toward adjourn ment. Including Ihe passage of a $40.600,QOOJWO defense appropria­ tion bill. Hod been taken before the legislators bogged down. This measure - the .largest of all ihe appropriation bill* for the 1863 fiscal veer - carried the full amount asked by President H u ­ man to expand tha Air Force to J41 wings by mid ■ 1955. Other bills passed and sent to the White House Saturday in eluded: I _ A $1,015,000,000 measure In finance the State, Commerce and Justice Departmenti. I — A bill lo Increase Soda) Security and public assistance pay­ ments by about 540 million doOare ■ year. 8 — A manure guaranteeing the government will euppqrt prices of cotton, corn, wheat, rice, tobacco and peanuts at K 14 1 it 74* 31 ____ f f l weight while paper over this chart (the lines will show through), and writ# in the returns as you .hear them aver TV or radio, or compare the eatlmetee with reeulta In the paper. No one will be clooer' to •I1INHOWU ANO TATI Oil SOA! IS jam the corridors of the Conrad Hilton Hotel In Chicago, while members of the Republican National Committee debate the seating of the delegates from Texas After about three hour* of debate, the group voted SOto 41 to accept Sea Robert A. Taft’s proposal giving lit* Ohio Senator 33 delegatas against IS for Qen. Dwight D. Eisenhower. The general's force* declared they would a y appeal the ruling to the Credentials Committee. (/nlernallonfil) G.O.P. Platform (I'M Ilisel rr*«t raee people behind the Iron Curtain and expansion of assistance to friendly nations, Including a stepped - up program of student exchange. 4. Favor lower tariff* as long as they dJd not endanger Ameri­ can workers' jobs or industry's sta­ bility. The platform builders thus neared the end of a long struggle to complete a campaign structure mostly of triangular planks. One side bid far voter support In the November general cleclion. The other two sides generally ap­ peared shaped and polished lo mlrror the views of either Klscnhuwer or Tall. Miillkln continued lo push a spe­ cial drafting stalf day aud night Ity through 1034. 4 — A bill hiking peusions for an estimated 160,000 retired federal employes, 5 — An appropriation bill provid­ ing 76 million dollars tu run Con­ gress Itself. Despite some prolusts about members voting themselves an indirect salary Increase, It wont through with a provision allowing senator* and representative! tq de­ duct for Income tax purposes Ihe first $3,000 of their Washington liv­ ing expenses. behind closed doors and amid closely-guarded secrecy. He wanta no premature leaks. Nevertheless! other members of the committed disclosed that only a civil rights plank needed to be hammered into position. A subcommittee led by Mrs. Mildred Younger, attractive youth­ ful delegate from California, split 4 to 2 upon what Republicans should propose. All six opposed a compulsory fed­ eral program or commission to halt racial and minority discrim­ inations. . liul Mrs. Younger snd threfi ineiiiherx suggested a voluntary federal commission with power Ic investigate state and local condi lions in this field and make m ununendatlons. This was expected to appeal lo Negroes and other minority groups. Two committeemen Insisted the federal government should leave such matters to state and local ac­ tion. Compromls* treatment was r*< ported by subgroups on Ihe touenyquestUins uf government fsrm price programs and labor mtnSgement relations. Initial reports from the farm plank group indicated movement away from rigid govemmant price supports and strong federal con­ trols. _________ c llttiulrinx only SPARK TIME and »nmll Investment. xci I ' d w h i - t i T i f f x i — * * * k " is e « s S is e . e s lv s t 1 Idhi*, lalllsl l»v*«l*wel <tulr*a Hall) MrsiHI. Thereallerw e will Hiatal itia with llaaarlae a* *» #XS,000 t*f * aManama la a ra*lflr arunla* 11*14. tm eaalllr r»» mast ha near *» ■a*, earataaaallr lava la! I« | l»t rcmmaallK aa! Oa nhla la «t*»4 a Mela ahevaatar aa! aiaOtl lavaatleatlaa. Wa ramela'a'r aalahilah tha haslaaM lar a»a an! Si. the atitar.lalae. t « have aa rant, aa atavhaart, aa! aa enisle.***, Patana salaatad wilt *« «v< salUae—■•»** aa aveamaaa—ia.i tha haaaatr la atv* as e !*!• roaal le 41*141** aaa eialll*. II >aa raa **Mlllr> wMla datalla. lailaSla* phaaa aa. la Box T, e/o Herald. We Are Overstocked In The Following Item* \ Special Pricea For A Limited Time Gypaum Fibered Plaster Per 100 Lb, Rag $|.1Q Guaglng Plaster Per 100 Lb. Bag $1.10 Keenes Cement Per 100 Lb. Bag $1.10 ISUiA Finish Lime Per 50 Lb. Bag Rock Lath CHICAGO Ifl—I tests over Mating ,N Per 100 Sq. F t £00 THE ABOVE PRICES CASH ON DELIVERY ivantton staff men tol DEALERS FOB PHILLIP CAREY CEBAMO ASBESTOS SIDING FH A REPAIR AN D REMODEL LOANS NO DOW N PAYM ENT s u m *T ***T u a m e an d u atle tsu lu ck �flPU w *fj(l IK 1"*-^i >*■***w!t '■raree7*i*r: IIIK Y O U D O N ’T i t«*nj- lit Jim II tM ilti your 3*nluid litre Id, CHj Delivery. by 7:<MJ P. M., pitas* cell YELLOW CAU 1444 ■' Ktitnlilhht-d 11108 x x x x i i i West Berlin To Bar Roads • To Red Zone AN s A N F o m i, Flying I N D I J - K M l F . N ’T i i .u u i u a j i i i .y r, - . in Vhsih c i t i i l m .v j C r e d e n tia ls 1 RERUN Ul — The West Berlin lly government decided iunii;M to v& lockade all roaih leading litlo the surrounding Russian mni> to C o m m it­ te e A p p io v e f i U n a n im n iis lv prevani kidnaping* by Hit- Cum munisti. Tha decision (.dinned I In* avl/urc earlier today of o l-u,luig unti Communist lawyer. Hr Walter Lima, tvlio was kidnaped uml rur ried lulu the Soviet Zone ami.I huh lira. The poliee department Inline diataly asked fur an Increase In i l * force to prevent a recurrence “ Mayor E m it Reuter's Cabinet want further than the police dr pirtnient dainamted, and decided to barricade all streets Hut lunch on the 90 • mile Soviet lonal border. The head of tha economics de r ia t e - i t Hit *> •»* Mi For i u«i I i HMkiiiilt I t D e le S e n a to r 1I.i* I i t . l t . t D j K I a-. I .* v W i l l ' l l I H M l I l i l i l l l i - I till it 1.1 * ‘ I Hit* |II IS I Al l • ' dlliM at D.i 111 |i 11.i,. Ail N i Di-lull 1 t ill VI'lll iml I IllN .|» a t |al»* k’ 4% UMlt Ij . l f . . I "*11' * H *' 1 ' 1(1 •Mill M* , ,t1.11. j11 . at . fi t ! I iM u «i*|t h e ig h t Highlights nf the ir.-enl Amrl lean Legion Roy* Plate piugram In Tallalltitsee were todsy nut llnvd to Ih r Linn- Club by film nf the five hoys who al I ended, Hammy Jacobson, Joe llnleliismi Wesley 1luti.il and T e riy 1'01 dell They were Introduced tiy Jack It, Z, Jnfmsuti Jr., v rle ta n of M airU m i who .p rrttile j. /AHm In caidivlty for 24 hours. . M ne*. 4A, lu ona of,Jim leading Inti - Communist lawyers of Wind E trlin . Ho haa bean In charge of compiling record* on 1-0011011110 crimes by the Kasl Communist re ­ gime In deflatin' of (iu riiu n law Win Id W ar If, wa» elacted commandar of the San fu id Host fill, the Am erican Legion, at a well ut tended meeting last night. M i. Johnson, who succeeds .1 lienvcr Cordell as commando., .erved In the Infantry in both Fu iope and the South i'aclfic. He is n sai d clerk for the A tlan tic Coast Line Itailroad, and has been cm ployed by the railroad since IU!I7. Active in the I'ust work he lias missed only one meeting since ir it t iilic c v r m Th I Joiitlnc the Legion. Ilrc a n lly he U nUnM ne ^tn^ In lll^ lln J u V l l wn ulrCt*,J t,lu ,l*ed of tllU Legion L*m5 n n s 0 t-m ln u ^ 17,000 , ji-nj,. Association, He Is m auled , State Will Divide 58 Million Dollars ^Among 67 Counties publje achool a_uj>port this yeor School Supl Thniuus l>. Ilnilcy certified that amount to Comnlr.il lar C. M. Gay us Ihe orcllmlimry calculation of Ills* flute's cwnlrllni tloni fo ihu county school Kyatem for the 1932 31 year. a It (a- |2,boo,ooo ntnru than state Vtonlribution* last year, and It.982. 000 last than the 1931 legislature appropriated for this year. Audltora for the Department of Education and comptroller’* office estimated the state will have to pay out about 2 mllllmi dollars Itaa than tho Legislature allowed whan It appropriated 117 millions for the biennial minimum foiinda Hon achool fund. That la all aavng* from Ihe ap £f>roprlatloii The 3 M» million* extra -n n ip not b^,apenl, evnk thoiigh appropriated, oecause elate allocs, lions ara determined by strict ap­ plication of a formula In Ihe law. Lait year, the atate'a contribu­ tion waa (819,000 lea* then the ap' proprlatlon Of the (38.317,000 tentatively set ir this year, 144,171000 ta for •ra* aalarlei, (J.tw.ooo for jI bus transportation, 13 030, t ®P*r.V,0B*andVd P‘,TOO,W0 fu forrcren onstruction othar , j gal the sjeta'i 88 million dolU » tna countlea ntuat pvt up (IT,WOOD. Actually, they will almost match tha Male fund. Tba Increase thla year la largely due to Increased, enrollment*. The n S l.« n ff Johnson Named L io n s (T u h H o a r s County Considers O n R<»n‘n t Commander Of ltL (e’l>nrt Two Forest City g io n H o y s S ta te American Legion Ro*id Proposals lor Ida mnntlrH for Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack *• matter bow far away TriS mrhome yon may go on yen' vacation you ran readily cateh ip on the homo town newa by ’’ 41** the Hanford HeraM you return. Yon can or* 1 with yot*r carrier hoy, or igh Cherlla Mnrrleon. elm - manaver. hr talephoninp have yonr regular la 1 Herald eared for I '••lit i If* Full i u , rhlldi*m uml livw* ■! ii*l , - r A v .n u l Cither officers elected were George May loir v. Uml vice comtiiNiuier; Gordon Frederick, seron.i vlre commander; Kugene Stovall, third vice ronntiHUiler, it. W. lienne was re-elected finance o ffi­ cer. B, A. Monfortnn was re-elected chaplain, and f’apt. Kerle T. Luu.-ks was re-elecle.l historian. A. Dave Itruwn was elected ser­ geant at arm *. Named as members of the ex­ ecutive committee were Commendrr-rlect Johnson, George Mevburv, ,1, Denver Tordell and K. W, Deane Named from the floor were Joel Field, Jim Singletary, John Pierson, Jama* Renton and Lynn Lyon. Holected as delegate* to the state convention were Capl. Kerle T , t.nucka, executive committee­ men of the nth District, Command* er ,lohn»on. Cent. Loucks, I . F. flnvle, M, N . Cleveland Jr,. Voile W ill Ism* Jr„ J. D. Cordell end Joel Field, past district command­ er. The five bnv* who recently a t­ tended th - I eclon sponsored Roy* ' f it* f* In Tallahaasee told of their evne'lence*. These were Wesley Ifem ll. iponaord by the Mon*; Joe Htitchlaon choice of Ihe Jeyceesj Tommy Speer, who was hacked bv th - Rotary rh ib j Terrv Cordell, -•le rted by Klwanls and Hammy Jacobson, inon'ored by th - Like. Commander Cordell presided at th - meatlwf and w ill remain in e«lce until *he inatellation, the date o f which ha* not yet been announced. The meeting followed a s'looer. State Commander Frank F tl-n o - w ill he guest on Mondev night, J n lr 91, when the Post will have • fish fn r, It was ennounetd by Adjutant Jams* Singletary. HOYAI. ARCH MA«ONH Monroe Chanter No. 18, K.A.M, w ill hnM lie bl-mnnthlv meeting * t B'OO n'clo-V tnnlcht f t Masonic H"H. The M ark Master deeree •d ll be confsrred, High Priest A. * . Ramsay ureas all Royal Arch Mason* to a tte n d .. T W 4 W 1 CODING TO If. R. Two new luinnbsrs wei r tndurt ed as ’’cub Lions", I. ii Clerk. Goodyear Service munngei hom, uml Grady fiiim -aii. (nnn.-i e ll, lio ililln g inspeelm uml now IniM I linr code iiin s n lia iii wi i h Hie Nu tin Mill I.m ill.1 1 Mumifiii I n i n s kno.lallon- They Were linlm-tud 1w D i-itilc l Goveum i l l emy W ltle M l. lium -iin wu-i 9|in u io ird hv Iim brother, Hugh Ihim-mi, and Mi C lin k by Clyde llam sey. Humuiy Jacobson tpuiisored in the Klks Gllih, tnlij nf lioumlooitn-ldenla of tlie liip Ini luding llnhoy who got rick sin ok lug a clgai H r ilric ilh rd the Ilip as sis join packed days of enjoyment. Describing tin- social activities Joe Hutchison, who was Jiiycn sponsored, told Ilf the “woiulertnl lime swimming in I nko Rarlnn. purtk-ipatiug in a n ut in melon cut ling, and nttumlmg the U o vrriiu ir Hall, anil dainiiig with young ladies who had just ui lived fm Girls Hlata. W esley lla u iil, eiiole* of tin Lions, thanked tlie club fur Om honor of attending Roys .Stale, and •old of OutHtlimling talks by lluak Cam pbell, Col. II. N. K iik iu a n , Legion Dspartiiiwnt Commandai Frank Felsone ami Governor Wat 1 * 11. Methods of carrying on elections In the mythical cities and counties uf Roys Htate were described by Terry Cordell, choice of Klwaul*. He enjoyed using voting machines, he said, and recommended that Hanford purchase sums. Member* of Ihe local club and wive* are Invi’ ed to ultetid Ihu new Cesselher.'y Lions Club's initial ladle* nigi’i ptograin on the night uf July 17, It was announced bv Jack Morrison. Two visitors were welcomed, .Stanley Taylor, Gravenhurst, O n­ tario, school principal, end O. (J. Walton of Jacksonville. H IM , FOH KTHHKIJ, M O N TG O M ER Y. Ala. tit - Hen Richard U. K u n ell of Oeorgla will get the first nomlnalion (or I'r e il mini at (he National Democratic Cnnvenlion, say* Alabama's Sen Lister Hill. Hill, who I t chairmen of the A la ­ bama delegation, gave Ruaaell that assuranca during h it visit her* Mondky. Ha aald Alabam a, drat on the rnllcall, w ill yield fo Oaorgia so Russell’s name can be placed ‘n nomination. SALVATION A R M Y A home league family night program will be held tonight at 7:00 o’clock at Salvation Army headquarter!, and families are In vltsd. The program will include rtaraei, end Capt. William Whlto will maka a short davotlonal talk, "What (he American Family Needi.” Ralraahmsntt will be ssrvtd. NFW STAMP SLATED M il,A N . H a l* I * — Art'iws Tm ceWASHINGTON Wi - Tha Poll n'nl l-a v -s tonight hv a lrlln -r for Office Department said Monday Y"Hr nn a business frlp. Ra proposed apecial lit special 8-rent 3 cent item stamp •eld th# noted enod'iptnr to commemorate Ihe Sooth ennf»Ko*'t two w -* v * In variant of the priming of Ihe Gu tanbar| Bible will have ita Aral day a tale la Washington Sept. 80. Lnlce Brantley Road Halt Deplored By Group Of Ciiizona Two tfroitp* 4»f Kfirchi i lt> i•t •• •"tv mviM'ii* 1111st | •1 111111Mi l * flu ■>•n*I- in ihul mum lu fm «■ a i- iinii nf 1 In* rim tU y L i ■* in •In* I Hint 111ill41* fitiliay. 4)|i»* *'fiiU| ♦•■•I (1v \1t (1tcg Mi l »-e!it li in Is frit Ii.|< I lit j I v lilt* f Villi fill litII III! stf fill t s* till t l'«|« HI O il • li** s Sa 11 111 11 11' > S ( i i i u n ' %*! "mi a* t i <i; NY It pi I III H1 \ Ntatr I . 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Ih'rtnlon, f 'h 'il nf (tic r o u r i, uml it waa n **ul« t hv H r , I h u lii t lint Ihi* <’ o m in i■ loners ...................... iln -lr a rtio n < ■ In- K in c rrn e d o n ly w ith llm 'J1 m ile load to I eke llr n n lli ., not Ilia a d d ilio iia l I )l III m ile eio iin d It It wen et the 2 'y m ile m elt. G is t the m a il w as stopped. " T ild e aie no many roads so much worse o ff than yours," mini Mr. Dodd, "Tim m am d o ien s uml d.iteiis uf load* and fam ll'e* lo (he county to h<* considered. Commissioner II. It. I'ope relate.! that hu had drivuu over th. roa.l and had fuund only three In five houses on Its entire length, Slot nun., e l all toward Ihe end of It. M r. West reiterated Dial the Commissioners had originally agreed lo complete the entile load. liicluiiing (lie part round Ihe lahe, and noted (hat a different Infle. (ion In the reeding of (he minutes could produce a different meaning In conformity with hi* own idea of Ilia action of th * Commission ers. I I * asktd Mr. Herndon to re­ read (ha minutes w ith this olhsi Inflection. This, however, was not '(it 1 it » ,iI I hr t • ! %•I It I ul III Alit' I...I 4 I i t ll 1 oil M i 1 i i n .i . I ' l l . IV I a o t It u d * I ' t i l l ill • * i i i II t 1 ‘ ill 1 ...... .al t d dl • il ih I I t 1,1 Im h i t * n Im| M !. . t-I. ui* i l k . it i.lr .,1 <i'i i .ft .i • ii F ii.. |‘ • a«f IH 1 D, t I M11 I *( Ml .11 ( . ..... 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P IL O T M E E T P fiH TPO N K D Tha regular business masting and board meeting of the Pilot ACHERON DEPARTS RAO PAULO, Uratil LB -— Com Club, scheduled for 8:00 o'clock Plating a B day good will visit In tonight, ha* been postponed until Brail), U. R. Secretary of Hlala July 23 when it w ill be combined Dean Acheron left by pU m today with th e-p icnic a t the home of to return lo Washington. M r*. R. M. Ball in Lake M ary, n / V r Y ' V . ’ .v; J '(*" VI ' ; ' * -J V. \ j ll 4 th In* * m I ill v 1 ( 1 HIM Mill 11 ll I I Ini I Ih . I ithil • ' . .1(1 I I nf II I.* | Mkflll 1 ttiif t ■m i b f * 1 1 1 1V' t . . l Mill tiim| 4Mn (1 a Hht JIM ll* ( ill III hi Hi < mt 1lF j " a lir ii « 1 miii •l i t 1 ( f m Ik I. . I I I •1 1 mil).i M Ih . I.tll \ 14.4 - »* 1 itlllilV II . ' ) li*. i r i - * ll I *HI I 1 Git . . i n -i i • 11 !m Ills Hi I' I e •- n e w n*. »n in Gu. ........ in ' w ul the 1 . 11 . . . i l "I M . e. 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Illllil m -I*. el T4U >I k111 III Mill till! i 'ilM'iHHl unit •*I (I'M (H k I'd Mi* IIg m itl H Mu lc A | ■11 .ftl 11V v<ur XilvdllTV .Mi .lmi) lltiiiN*' Di I t iit im ll n (ih h n> I j* i* nil .•M * Hu un a nl a*, jiin n ' l I mi £> m D i i|M lin h nf I*■<fa-r •1 M tin' same tm.e uii.iiii ... linns was cloltlln J II l i d I*» It.,.,veil. The ci,llt-tdi,>n nit'li,du* ‘J.fiim t i III. I knits .1 l i f t ( ' d « r t***»l books uf the G rinnal, J.ulrilll.gV M M tl‘ U N ‘1 MU IN .t I I H ‘. work* of sculpt ni e. uml v e rn a l U ' A ' i III i l . I . i A io u in u i.i p r i r v l e v * pisevt o f liiHi.fuv fuim l.unl ,.lm i ,o - i. il* I ' mm t. on lure, all collect*.! doling Ins »• < vice ill thu diploiHUtic toipv l l . alcoholic l.e w r u g c lust year os Ihev ill.l t it II things lliey weui E m up*. 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Mpsncsr, atliuiiuy, up i are.I rspri-santiiiK Jim Hpsn.ui, -wnsr of thu A n ./u r Inn, Krmi.it done, M r. West uoiidu.Wd hy noting ivsnuu and Iht, Dtland.i Highhi* nsrsuuai sniharrennisnt as ■v*y, which will hav* (o hu moved if the Ntu(e Hoad Department ((.'<iattaH«e ua I’ sas Two) plans are carried out. M rt Spencer r* .|u * il* .| lhat In Gie e p p ra lis li (hat c.niihlcratlon *.r given (u the loss .if tils una of Gia property, which lie maintained, * as not in (he apprainal. By RALPH HKIIN.HTKIN The reesnt appm ltals were SH IR K PARK, Philadelphia LB— Jackie lloliliiRun'a home run bent madu by a threa man coinmitlee Ihe National Leaguers olf In a I of realtor* appointed hv thu City to 0 first • Inning lead over the Commission and Including Ray­ American League today In the inib mond 31. Rail. Claude A. W hldannual All - Star game played in dun, Hr., and Howard Favllle. Commissioner Ramlull Chase 1 steady rain. Robinson's Kiiuah into the uppar lad field stand* pointed ..ui that proper consider­ rente off Am erican League Startur ation should be given in aopraiVic Heschl of tha New York Y an ­ ««l* to compensate for loss of Lutlnsie. kee* (ho | I' i lk IH Coni'I OSS Voles Alomic l>i!limis Then Ad journs vv ¥-1 1 i lit 1 . 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I*. *a l tiiii.il lie n all U l;atom I IUI i o i l l i ’ liliit Fliit idu Mi lt’ hu filcente plate The West llerltn Free Jnrlsla Is an organi/aliun nf deinocraiic luiv y«r» which atlcmpls to keep lulu on whul la going on In Kusturn Germany, particularly concerning tha legal rtghli nf Ihu population. Earlier today, the French an/- v r f ai nouncad that tha Itiisslana had I O t h e r U l h r e r S A ls o nahhad oua of their high officials, la F l e e t e d A t M e e t i n j ', .long Jaan Banolr. « . ha atfolled along L a s t N j g |,t A t J|m Ih* Soviet joiiuI border and held . N ii Wi i i ' Demo Chairman Gives Stand On d ir e R iti- hi l*t hr ’.ail i l lliv i »•. .1 .i I n >.,■ I Gen. Eisenhower Appeals For Peace Among Republicans; Pro-Taft Floridians Seated CrosH Awarded When tlie car (nntaining the kid Hun.ni# H t c l u id , in action against siieioy furc«> in I k 0 .< « m, naped o lfid al reached the border u" ‘1 ' , l *- *’■ A. Maro of Sanfoiu Hie Communist "people’s police" railed the barrier and lei tlu< car i in . . i........... i *mper»- III! I I M i l 1 N F W S IW I'K II f • * . _____ __ ir K s iu v Barricade D e c i s i o n Follows Kidnaping .O f French Official By. Commie Group P . cloudy ,1.rough \k*,inv-J.u A f. night mil mumitti tin ■t»r ” • »- *^i i . . n t i i i n i l t t ii. miii ihunder- i... <i i V O L U M ie U K A T IIK It t pent 4r , »* tnr Lt nni h. shoes * Ini SIL.I and l i V i: A It O LD K IL L E D A llan H i.iv, IL’ year old soli “f M r. and Mrs, W, C. Rule, died Gils afternoon us Gie result of in jm ie f lecelVril when lie was bit l.y ull i iitoui.ihllu while riding his bi­ cycle on th - Orlando highway Hear tlie County Home, lie was V OF C MEET T ilt Roald of D irurtor* of thu i.romntnccd (lead upon a n iv a l ut Ruminate Comity Chumbsr nf t'ei nul.l-1 uugldou Memorial Hos­ Commerce w ill meet tonight ut pital. Mrs. F. E. Cooper Hanford 8:00 o'clock at the C ity Hall, .lac'. was reported to bo tbs ililv tr of H ail, president, announced today. tl.e automobile th at h it the hoy. MHHIHI | 1*1 M ill III!'' h i l l ’d Iii i i n ( 11 I n f ui(. " l i n i n ' Diruclor Wultm In ip io V r-iiiu lil |u ,| 1 i I t ls l l hlk AllL-kl l>*’ I m l l I iJl I l i i Kuyu o i 111I Inn ol ti.o s a id ilo ,i u,l-.-i u i u.niumunda lion- from the I' - r >t' tdli.'u S surgeon Gen- III t .1.1 CV-TV -Islet lilt Ilu, tultll ni litulion , l.u an.i i i ,loiici them, not no Irti- now ' >,pi-r..Got! one. I I - ",i.t Gt.-v I. ol nm min probl-o i . ,,f , iftino uml ll, it statu fio*|tllulirulloii didn'i seem to lia * .. . 4 4 o it ( | it It r t) ., I Hi ll. _ I'NUC vs _ * 'l l ! iMowc Time Table R IT Z •'iih lf H rw d ” 1:0(1 - J: 15 - 1:35 - tl:20 - B: 10 10:00 HOM ELAND "Raiinsrlm e” 7:13, feature 8:12, last comolvts show 9 -1(1 Pit A Ilt t E L A K E " i ’rida nr St. Louis’* 7 15 • 10 30 "T h * Crooked W ay" 11:30 only ' ,,.v ■w 'Li-aa: u o - m > r i /M � 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>, July 07, 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/3cd3b9ee48086d4a6e7cfbedf8289103.pdf 90a113c4b1b34728d57dd9e163908271 PDF Text Text ./ PolitiCH 'Another Threat Is Estimate Of Dead * Facing State Citrus Over 4th Weekend Plans Are Made By Camera Club For Sunday Picnic (CtsilsasS r , m r s is Gael tack, anyway, on Taft faction tac­ Flans for a Sunday outing at tics in Texas, Georgia and other Rock Springs mi July 20 were dis­ states in addition to Louisiana. And they declared they would cussed last night at the meeting try again In the convention Itself of the Sanford Camera Club at the to gel the challenged T afi dele­ City Hall. Marlon Harmon, Jr., gates thrown out and the general's presided. The resignation of Miss Juan supporters sealed In their place. They contend there'll he a marked Cruse as secretary due In illness •wing In sentiment toward their was accepted and Mrs. J. 8 . .Simp­ candidate once rank-and-file dele- son was elected to this post. A. J. Greer, local inunnger of gallons start streaming into Chi­ the Florida Home Gas C o . was cago. The anger generated In two elected treasurer of Ihe club Wel­ previous days of hearings In the comed as new members were Ihe convention headquarters hotel Misses Nancy Wilkinson and Ruth burst out at today’s session even Butler. About 20 members were before the Louisiana dispute came present. Mrs. Marlon Hannan, J r , and up. Werner W. Kchroed.T, national Mrs. John Hauls were named as committeeman from Illinois, stood members of Ihe food committee for up ami look scorching exception the outing, anti M. W. Castle, Jr., to a charge by Klseuhower's cam- was requested to lake charge of algn manager, Sen. Henry Cabot the entertainment. Members were requested to sub Hidge Jr., that tha committee's •ward of Georgia's IT delegates m il mare pictures lo (he current to Taft Wednesday wns a steal. contest entitled, "A Day nl the fichroeder was one of the 02 com­ Zoo." It was pulnted out that al­ mittee members who voted tu seat though pictures might be taken nl tho pro Taft faction—the Klsunhnw- any zoo, Iho Hanford Zoo was pre «r group mustered 39 votes—and ferred. S. F. Uergere gave an outline he told the committee his vote was cast for the same group he sap of the use of color filters In tak­ orted In three previous contests ing black and while pictures, and by means of yellow, red and green •ginning In 1944 With reference to the family con screens set up on the table and nectlons of the Massachusetts sen viewed by the members through ■tor, Srbreeder quoted the well red and green filters, demonstrat­ ed the use of these (liters, espec known lines: "The land of the bean and the lolly In producing striking cloud effects. He also told of Die dif cod. "Where Ihe lxtwells speak only ference of films such us ortho chromatic and pan chromatic to Ihe Cabots "And the Cabots speak only to God " Schroeder said that perhaps the next lime Lodge Is In contact with ihe Deity he will try to find out "was I thief all three times I voted for this Georgia delegation or only on this last occasion." Thro the Lnoislsna light started PALAIDALK, Calll '.R-Tlie P-M Elsenhower bickers challenged IS of the 13 pro-Taft delegates United Htalea combat plane with from 1-oulslAtia, charged they were all • rocket urniameot has Just picked by "phoney'' tactics, de zoomed through a «n**rt-»l l<*v dared the delegates were stolen flight at a apeed tu fast that the from them lost ns the Ike people slipstream burned Ihe pmui oil is y they were robbed by the Taft her nose. The new Jet, a thin wing do ites Iri Texas Tafi forces countered with a 0 velopmenl by l-ockheed of Hs K Bo Inch high pile ol blue bound docu­ Shooting Star, is railed Ihe Star ments Intended to show their dele lire. gales were honestly elected ar She's un ull weather Inlercrplor cording to the rules designed to shoot down Invading They wanted to lim it the nrgu bombers, she Is ail exceptionally merit to six delegatus since seven high speed, 2 place craft with ra­ other cunlcsln have been referred dar eyes mid un electronic brain back tu Hi Talt run stole com that makes her Just about com milieu. Hut Ihe Elsenhower forces pletely automatic fought to pul ull 13 challenged Tony 1-eVier, chief engineering delegates Into coolest. lest pilnl for Lockheed, put her Taft unquestionably held the thruugh tier paces Wednesday at whin hand In Iho current inanou- the Palmdale Airport. Her takeoff verlngs before the National Com­ uml climb ilemimstrutcd her uhilily mittee Iml the Elsenhower sup to streak upward lo the bomber Dorters Insisted II would he a dif Invasion lanes ut 43,000 fed and ferent story In a few days. above, with a warmup of lest than Elsenhower himself set Iho pitch 30 seconds. Her speed Is .secret. of his ram p|i determination to slop Her landing speed Is slowed by the T a ll drive short of victory. release of u 10 loot ribbon pnru Ucfure leaving Denver un a eliute brake. speech-making trip to thla conven­ Raid LeVter, after the test: tion c lly - h e 'i due In Halurday— "She's designed to climb exception the general declared he would ally fast for Interception When "ro a r out eluar across the coun­ she has a dlstunt Iminber on her tr y " for clean and decent conduct radar scope, Ihe pilot locks tier to of next week's convention. Ihe target and 1,200 | k>uiuIs of Taft anil Ills backers denied any electronics gear does the rest— chicanery pus! or future. taking her In on uutnmullc attack, Whatever Iho opposition might fires a lire act number of rockets charge or whatever might happen Ihe right instant, nml turns her to change the allunllun next week, vuy quickly." they were In charge of tho pro She Is known as the P UK' lo convention maneuvering* today tier designers, Hall I, llildiurd uml The too member National Com­ Ills crew. The ship Is now going in­ mittee was called Into session to to full production us America's Iron out the latest—but not the newest answer to ulr Invasion. last—Taft vs, Elsenhower fight to Several ore In service lest by the come before It. That was the s li­ A ir Force. tting tight for votes In the 13member Louisiana delegation. Voles tire what it takes-004. tn ingtmi, stuck by tils prediction (tinl be exact—to win tha nnminallnn. he might win nn the first hallnl. Taft’s first-ballot victory talk And the latest Associated Press checkup, based on avowed and con­ drew a scoffing rejoinder from u ________ ____ Now ceded delegates ami those seated laatllni , Thomas E. Dewey, us hv the National Committee, gave e gut In from Ihe Guv Taft s 493 to 412 edge over Elsen­ 'tmferuncu at Houston hower at the end of Wednesday’s y night. tug-of-war. here la help Iho ElsonElsenhower's forces loudly and :es. saw a marked moverepeatedly declared their determi­ ird the general. nation to carry to the convention's _____. j r , said the 2-tlme 001 * credentials committee and to the convention floor the flg hti for del­ presidential candidate, even some egates they lose before Iho Na­ of Iho governors supporting Toft were among the 23 chief execu­ tional Committee. In Ihe final analysis, It's the tives who signed a statement at convention Itself which can rule on Houston Wednesday hacking Eisen­ which of two more groups of would- hower's views nn the conduct of be delegates shall ue seated. And neat week’s convention. The governors turned thumbs the way the convention votes may Ive an early llnoff. an whether down on Toft's willingness tu let Isanhower or Taft Is tn the load. contested delegates to the conven­ tion vole nn Ihe admission of other •II Ihe eonf two lop contenders, the OOP contested delegates. One Taft aide, aaklng not to bo •earned to be galling somewhere on • platform for the winner to Identified, said the aenator wee "dumbfounded" by the governors' .Sen, Eugene Mltllkln of Colorado, action. Another, Campaign, Mana­ chairman of Ihe Rago!ulions Com- ger David ft. Ingalls. said the gov­ ernors "either didn't think II iterfng crit- through or else they Just don't UnuutfAthrr T i f t with Ids c o M M in U t brood of fh lM rtfl m 4 grajukhlldrtn. F PITTSBURGH un — A source close to one of the major steel producers says several smaller concerns have Joined the industry's Rig Six In the battle against the CIO United Steelworkers' demand for a strike ending contract pro­ viding compulsory union member- Youitf Hob ( Ir fl) llvrd «1 (h» W tiltr II uum* v%llh hi* U lh rr. Vrr%U\*nl William Howard T ail. New Combat Plane Loses Paint As It Streaks Thru Air And John Foster Dt been talking with b< Elsenhower people, n •n. loo. Dudes la a publican adviser to t Typhoon Leaves 23 Dead In Wake As It Rakes Philippines MANILA IJV-A Vicious tropical Jtyphoon roared northwestward through the 1'hlnn Sea today after ript'lng a path of destruction across six Central Philippine Is­ land* and touching two others. At least 23 imrsnus are dead, 42 missing and thousands homo Ic-.'. Property damage runs into the millions. Transportation and mmiaunlcatlons are paralyse!. Vast tracts of rich farmland are Muurcuii O'Hara ami Peter Luwfurd smile fur tin- rmnuru In this rumuntiu seem* Hum Until Century-Fox, "Kuiiguroo," Tuchnicolor, allowing tm tin- Kits Thratur screen Thursday ami Friday, (I'esMtInMrff PfUMi !**•«• Ill**) slerdnm" mil of Itu ttiriln in. lit­ is- living now on Imurd Mr. Grci-r'* houseboat, the "n ix ie ", at John lliin iili'y ’i Hanford Hunt Works mid is winking n* nn iiinntrur mechanic, having hud nrnft'ssinniil cxiiurleiu'o along this linn during Ids holiday* f ruin school in ( ii i ninny. Of Florida, hi- Hiiyi lm like* the I'l-nihv* mid tin- dilvi-.lii imivlea. lie huaii't yi-t seen u iinsi-hall gdlni- hut pluns tn smm. lie likes thinfmd ii mi finds It “ n small town, n quiet plm-e," hut In- dims nut think lie winds tu ii-nmln Im'I'i * “ furi-vi-r," llu Is lined, lie snys, tn llerlin, which I* "very hig uml veiy busy," lie ulnn likes New York City mid win imii'h impressed with it, hut he doesn't think he would like to livu then- forever either. It is “ tun busy." I-lor Idn orange Juice, he snys, Is "new I I I me, unit I like ll very much," id which point he poured me u glues. As for celery, " I cat that fur dinner every night." Coyer wns horn ut Zwickau, Saxony, in IU2H where he attended basic nad high schools until his Hlth year, lie lust his family, except fur un older brother, in the hum id ng of Dresden during the lust war, In 104(1 lie went ku llerlin to study chemistry nml physics nt the Free University preparatory tu n career in cheinlml engineer­ ing' He lived In Ihe American sec­ tor of llerlin until Ids Immigra­ tion was approved by the aulhurl* ties Inst mmdli. Ueyer’n surviving brother who now liven In Dtisselilurf In the American tone also would like tn conio to tide country. "H ow ­ ever, Coyer snys, "he w ill not ‘ ty to come until I am settled." Htlll Intending tu hs a chemical engineer, ho hopes to enter an American university as soon aa possible. Hs is not quite sure when or whsrs, howsvsr. "May he at ( i a l n e s v l l l s h a Mys, “maybe somewhere slse. It depemls on what caunsa thsy offer," "If I can get soma other kind of Joh and make aome money for a while, I may give up eheml. CV | • nKj!'«»'iniri «nipi»Mrily,'* he added, "but hut 1 1 plan tu go bac' back to modern and comfortable Pictured is I,t. Col, Wesley E. Farmer, UHA, MFC, who will succeed'I,t. Col tku K. Ihudfuy ns piufcssor of m illlary science nml tactics at .Stetson University. This is Funnel's firs t visit in Florida us well as Ids firs t tour of duty ns a professor of m ilitary science. Cuming tu Del.aiul with the colonel w ill he Ids wife end three children. Ihs modern bathing suit Is a rhapsody oi comfort because It is designed far today’s style conscious woman. AGAS home Is In stylo, teo, for BASpromotes modern, camfsrtaWa Hviag. Gas gives 8 Killed* 20 Injured As Greyhound Bus And Truck Collide M m Iran M w , rsbM s from w in y , ow n thus Happy The Ony! m m sm under water. Tho big blow hit the Philippines Wednesday night with winds up to 1)3 miles an hour and drenching rains. The storm tost was reported 170 miles southwest of Manila, Its fury gradually diminishing. Reports trickling In from Ihe dis­ aster area Indlc^e that corn, sug­ ar and rice crops an Cebu were virtually wiped ou». The loss In estimated at 2(* million dollars. One unofficial import Shit! 10 per sons were K in d and 10,000 left homeless on Cebu, The governor's office had a re port that II died and 42 were ir.issng In Negros Uccldvntal Province, Pansly Island land reported two dead and live hurt. (ierman Hoy to »tay In the United staica permanently and stay In Hanford de| cventua ly to become an Ameft- what he decides about ran cltlaen, Tha duration of his tlon. franshf"1* LAKELAND if) - Florida hal won one dispute with another Southern state threatening sales of its citrus products only to gel involved in a second tangle. South Carolina decided to accept Juice from froien orange concen­ trate as a pure food product In­ stead of taxing it as a beverage, the Florida C|tni« Commission said. But now a town Jit North i.'.nv Aina has ruled orange juice used in demonstration* o f a new auto­ matic Juicer by the commission does not meet sanitary require­ ments for bottling. Robert C. Evens, general man­ ager of the commission, said the report was sent hint by one of his field men. He did not identify the town. The seriousness of the situation lies tn the possibility other towns might think the same way am cut heavily Into sales which have been piled up through the popular Juicer program, Evans said. Big Steel Is Seen As Lining Up Minorities S kjgnj^of Truman ,ai - ^ . .. • Holiday Bcciuae You Iniured Tho Of Your Car .With Now Tires for funl Js upon la aducn-i M l m Vhe source declares "several" comparatively smaller companies tolnrd Ihe Big Six In a secret meeting at Cleveland Tuesday and decided to maintain a solid front against the union. He added the companies decided. "They cannot and must not hack down In their Insistence that workers be allowed to work whether they are members of the union or not." The Big Six steel companies are Jones h Lsurlilln. Youngstown U. S. Steel. Bethlehem. Republic. Sheet & Tube and Inland A lop Industrialist in Pittsburgh declared there ore no new nego­ tiating meetings In sight to end the strike whTrh began June 2. Is Placed At 430 CHICAGO bit—Americans arill take to the highways 90 million strong over the Fourth of July week end—and at least 430 of them w ill die in accidents, the National Safety Council cstlmatea. f t ? council «nt»t s n n : to million passenger vehicles w ill clog the nation's streets and *;{£&.» uyi durIng the 3 day week-end. These vehicles w lli travel five billion miles, or enough to circle the world 200.000 times. "Afore cars on the road travel­ ing more miles w ill ‘inevitably mean more accidents—unless there is more caution than usual on the part of the motoring public," the council said. • The official estimate of 430 tra f­ fic deaths to occur from 8 p.m. local Pm- Thursday through mid­ night Sunday can lie kept lower If m oljr'sts oro extra-careful, it stated. The cuuncll urged drivers to con­ centrate on preventing the one ac­ cident over which they have any control—the ono they might cause. Some council suggestions: stake sure your car is In is le mechanical condition. Start your trip In plenty of time, co you won’t have to hurry. Keep your speed down. Slow up hero and show up there. Pass oilier cara only If there Is plenty of room. Stay far enough behind other cars so that you can stop tn an emergency. Keep your tamper, and be cour­ teous and patient In heavy traffic. Don’t driva after drinking—even fl ” ». J A v) j Stop and rest whenever you are overtired or sleepy. BOOMS FOR TRUMAN CHICAGO (At — If President Tru­ man decides to come to Chicago for the Democratic National Con­ vention he and bin party w ill have nn trouble finding hotel rooms. Tentative reservations have been made at the Blackltqne Hotel (or the nresidentlAI party by Naal Roach, convention manager for Ihe J Democrats. Jack Burke, Black- * stone manager, estimated a presi­ TR IAL DATE NET dential party would require 13 lo JACKSONVILLE off - Federal 20 rooms He said the reservations Judge Bryan Simpson Wednesday were inaile far "somewhere around set Nov. 17 us trial date (or Tel July 20, 21, 23 " The convention lahassee Attorney Clyde W. Atkin starts on July 21, son, who pleaded innocent to charges of filing false Income tax Joint returns with his wife (or 1943 returns (or 1U43 through 1947 end and 1940, �s ______________________________________ F « 1KW HS I t/pvl' I L i^ IK Y O U DON T • lilt . m e tre fo u r Janford H tiald, Clt) O eU m y, by 7:W v. SI , p ita .* call YELLOW CAB 1444 Vi fj i l a lly Not For Amateurs 0 tji', ml A • _ W SANTO UD, I ' l t ID A Y J I T.V I. l!»:.2 MIAMI Ml—Overruling II Federal Court Jury, Judge George W Whilchurst Ihursilay acquitted Slg fried tlcchhold, former president of the Kihbonwrlter Corp. of Amur lea, on five counts of mall fraud Judge Whitehurst said govern menT"pruleculiirs' bailed in 'orov'e the scheme" hy which He,id,old ufB« ArniK.ul nf ilvfrniuhnd «inrlc was accused nf defrauding stuck holders ami dislributurs ol some i u mllllims dollarM "Evidence Is totally lacking." lh» Judge added, lo uphold- the charges that Uechhnld made large profits from the cortMirathni The action came on a million for acquittal entered hy Itrehhold before Ida tria l ita rtu l last Uc tob«r. Judge Whitehurst did* not rule on Ihu motion at Hud time Bechhold Was Indicted, alung with Dr. Walter D. Reynolds, Coral Gables chiropractor, on H counts In July, 1951. The first 10 counts charged (hem with using the malls to defraud ktockhuhlurs and distributors. The others charged sale of unregistered securities, filing false statements with (he government1 , and couiplr acy to defraud lha government. A ll but the mall fraud charges were dropped before Bechhold went lo trial, lie was convicted laat Nov. rfl on five counts and acquitted on five, then freed under ft,000 hnr.1 pending the ruling on a acquittal motion. The Hltibonwrlter firm , which , waa developing t _________ _mhB device lo m ike typewriter coplea without carbon paper, went Into bankruptcy in law and was reorganised with new cera Reynolds original!I f P|«aded no defense In the frantd chai argel but sentencing __ i f iwaa wllhl ____ ____ Itbald, presum ably pending the outcome of the Bechhold l rial. Federal off (rials Mid Ihero now appears Hilly ■ pp'waaaa «MIIV Mllta of any action against geiMblllly ilds a Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack N* matter Row fa r away *«wn heme you may go eu y*w••eetlon you can readtlr M ich 8p on tho nemo town news by •j^ d la s th# Hanford HeraV rben yoo return- Yon eon orrange with year rorrler boy, or throe 1 h Charlie Morrison, tin s lotion manoror. br telephoning !* • , tn hare your regular iaonea o f the HeroM eared fee yen w lUey o u or* oway, lo ho de your hem* to one upon yoor* return on year ra NLRB Plans Early Probe Of Steel Plot Aurora, Sabre Jels Rag Convention In 12 Chinese M!Gs ( hit ago Opened In Air Onslaught By Left-Wingers l l i m i c n l i I t t - il T .1 1 r. ' • ! I N m i i ii l e i I l l y N .1 1 - 1 In t I >cli v«*i ril - - ----- * b, ; gwely'SS-^ V ,/»Trr/J , I'. I i 1-,11 1 . 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J ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ,u >"» .ion.* wltliuul | / / 6 (ljuiiuio .t.iu " \’'A' 'ht'h(’A' ,;A('*A* Americans At Home And Abroad, GIs In Korea Observe Independence Day I’ajier llttg Bandit Ofgy Silk c tStocking a I I.a n ir SJv I I L x - I I I . x. 11 MIAMI lAt—Miami's "paper tun: liatiilll, Samtifl llu rk ltii, uii, iii member* ol Hie Bilk blocklri,i (,aug w ire senlonceil to I'fl’-oo Thursday hy Crlmluul Judge lieu ^ Wl!1* n l Hot-Mitt, who |ireyeil on loan loan companies, waa convicted on one charge of armed rubbery amt 13 charge* ol unarmed robbery He drew 11 year sentence amt Judge Willard told him he wa; lurky to escape a life term. 'the natty, 49 year old Hot kilo a former real estate sale,,mat,, worked exactly Iho sauio way lo each robbery, j,inducing a goo shuvlng a j,a|H-r hag through the cashier’s window, and demanding cash. He claimed the gun he used was a toy Sentencing of the Silk Blocking Gan g followed their conviction re rently of nearly 11 .cure of rob beriea and burglaries, The mem bars distorted (heir feature* by pulling sheer slocking* over their races. Joseph Gaudroau, 17, and Rich ard Dceson, 23, drew the heaviest leniences of seven years. Olher gang member* and their sentences: Antonv Gullotla, I0, six years; Robert Lamb, 22, five years; Rob erf fFrida, 1?) four yaara; William t* IC tstlssW « • Pose n m j ---------------------- i%WH4 I t HE If, ‘ . •• < i f l t f|t> h. •! il H. J ' .......... I ■ *I*I 1 . 1 * II..| (III fit HIM I M l* . Illlr M ill .1 .1 f lilt I * f 1 . |.al tl.’ tlf .n f . Mi* ii Mitimil •11 1( 1 i i l l Id 1111 i i i • » .» M. •!» .M iff fl 1 i-l . 11..1 it. M«* tit l> *flit fit.iif 1... , 1 •, 1 1 n tit it*’| - I fill Hi. lift (•It 1 * || i| 14(| \ | Mill I It I .1. Ill • I 1 . n,. i 1' tl.ls! h . s. * .til f Hi. If .1 ■i . I 11 11111 <ll iv f Imt ■ I Ii. 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"u ' l . , m il „ iu '»« >' " h“ a‘ «'!, settlement Jacksonville, Is a native of till "This inammolh Steelworker•J"1 "■ * " '*®'"|Vl.a(; I'liljm has over a thousand labor j ' ' aou 1 ,'1° " r !,c,» »' »'» other In :,rrtvi' 1,1 **,n fJ,r1d " " A,l|< , diislrlea and over a mi lion lucin He has lived In Aurora. III., and hers," the slalement said " \ e l 11 his lamllv Includes his wile and now complains bocahso six steel , three children He Is a member cotnpanii-s, alter dlscusshui with tho union ami Its complete acqm I of the Catholic Church. Following his graduatlun from Hscpoce, chose hi oegotlale with West Aurora High School In IDI8, It Jointly Tho six comiiauies charged lluho storied work us a messenger for (he Merchants National Bank union with making "the lalse ami I t ’iontlMiira Its fa n * lilie s . which ho continued lo serve for 3U years. WEST FLORIDA FF.TE HU rise was rajild After xerv PANAMA CITY -P Ihmiian.l* log ax a general clerk for one year, lie was a teller for to years, and of holiday visitors. found u guy a loan teller for live years. In welcome In Nurtliwe*! Florida re Junuury, 1037. ho was elected sort* and playgrounds today. Panama City offered outboard assistant cashier, holding this posi­ tion until January, lOKI, when he motor boat races with entrant* from Florida, Alabama and Geor­ became cashier Mr, Bauman Is uaperlanced In gia competing In ■ Fourth of July making F .IL A , personal, real regatta. I’rlio money totaling fTBu estate and business loans; and In appraising real rslslo. Ho has awaited winner, of the tests In been In charge of personnel num­ Calloway Bayou Fort Walton included a bulbing bering Wi persons, and has handled operations of (he Merchants Bank, lieiuty rontHM to helect "Miss the tutal resources nf which are Playground of Northwest Florida " more iban III million dollars, and A record field of 33 lovelies sought lhe methods of which are more the title and an expense free trip modern than most banks of Its to Miami. M ill Pat Knzor, Crestvlow, was sir*. A member of Hie Aurora Cham­ selected last year The blonde ber of Commerce, Mr, Bauman haa beauty wilt crown tho 1932 queen also been active In other organisa­ TELEGRAPH CHARGES tions Including Aurora l,odge No. WASHINGTON iTt-A a d per rent 400, Loyal Order or Moose and has participated actively In civic uf Increase In Western Union tele fairs Including community cheat graph charges, scheduled for next Sunday, will not be made effective ttxsallaeeO U s faae Thrtel until Aug I. BOAT CAPSIZES Tho Federal Communication* M IAM I Wi — A ground swell Commission said today the com rapslied a amall boat aouth of patty Itself had postponed the pro Govarnmant Cut Tburtday. drown­ posed effective date after giving ing Oscar Joule, 40 year-old Coco­ notice of the increase 30 days ago nut Grove laborer. Two other fish­ In th* wake of a wage letUament ermen in tbe boat, David B, Clark, which ended a prolonged strike of 43, and Irwtn Clark, « , were roa- employes. cued a fttr clinging to the over­ After the notice was filed with turned craft more than two hour*. PCC with (he proposed July 0 ef­ fective date, the commission asked PHILIPPINE HOLIDAY for more detailed information on MANILA tgt—FUlplnoa celebrated why the Increase la considered nec­ a double birthday today—tbelr own essary. The company ha. now sixth anniversary aa an independ­ asked ftor additional tlmo to file ent nation and that of th* United supporting data. Btatea which set them free. The Islands were atlU drying out 3 0 V NMENT PAYROLLS from typhoon winds and heavy VARHI OTON MS—Government rain* but f la p -and bunting flew p a y r o lls r^ e rs l, state, amt local from public and private buildings. -to la la d | 1 ,bo:>jmfiOO laat April, “President ■*-“ dlo Qulrlno s i tho Census Bureau reported today. changed ( im u ii n« with ___ - President .T h a t waa a gain of ol 237 million Trumaq and said In part: 1 or 10 [tor cent over a year “ May our Joint calibrations give and wras a i the biggest H i Aprilto-April Increase In public payrolls , the bureau ajild. « S I * “ -H-IKO" 10 1*0 ta land democracy." ployaa U it A p r il " I*848 FieOUl ■' ' 1 fe ­ 3. 227 N ... Texas Delegates Set To Split Convention On Taft-Ike Debate WASHINGTON (Js -The National L ib or lli'ljlin in ttuuid . N l.H Iti plans un iiumediule luve-ttgaimu ol charges hy slrlklng CIO Steel uurkers dial major steel producer* have "entered Into a conspiracy" to lucicnt reltli incuts with any struck company unless the lug Six agree I'residi-nl Truman made virtual Iv I lie - iriie charge at a new con lei cmo Diuraday He accused Hie major ;ieel companies ol ciui>jiI i mg to ilraw out llu strike, .ml said till uluutlnli lines liot call lor ore ol die Tall llurtlcv Ai l Mr lium un imltealed Wrongly he dul lull plan In follow llo- "re ipiesl" l»y ('(ingles* that lie try lo ■lid the 33 day work stoppage by asking Hie courts lor no an day iiijum lioii against Hie strike. ■ * pruviilid lor the T i l Law T H M I* a lot tu be said for Ilia Industry spokesmen jirumpHy power of suggesllon, so we show said Mr Truman knew about Hie this sliol lo help you fur gut lliu lalesi union move hr lore it was temperulure. Diane Van Dusen inm lf they holed (be timing of luoD olt us she takea e practice the two comment.*, and eomiiared n il) Ihruuiih the slalom course oil Hie •ninlaidy of I tu- wording ii single water ski at Cypress Gar­ The onion sold, shortly after the dena, Fla. She Is getting reudy i . r President's news conference. Hull the National Water Ski Tourna­ the imrjHike of the alleged eon ment at Mudlson. WD . in August. siiiracy Is lo "prevent nuy one nl the (big Hix) companies ur any oilier smaller company from "reaching bind agreement on a new work contract " The ib major rornjiuiiie, named by the onion a rc U S Steel Itethlehriu, Itepuhllr, Jones and Laughlln. Timin' luwn Bluet mid , Tube and liilunit. Together they liriMluce 7u per cent of lotal I' S output. A spokesman for the *1* ...... imnirs i|ulckly issued u statemeui B l i n k e r saying the III)mil "nojiuiently will union "nojiuienllv . i rn ii i go to any leu. II,, ndleulous lluun h I 'a x p c c t c d l O K c n c n It msy lie. lo Hs ctfoii lo fuiei , v Ota, to a . "S.T.1S' - ’ !'•; U m itv ilir*» iitfh i A h m ii 'I.'i I ciI 1'it'XN l.i-nserl N\ ir»* Ingley To Be Succeeded By Robert Bauman Of Mail Fraud BechKoTdTVeed On Five Counts j, IT .O K I D A Major Producers Are Accused Of C o n sp i­ racy T o Prevent S t r i k e Settlement Hundreds Of B ills AreRushedTlirough Mill Before Dead­ line On Saturilay By JOS U A l.li WASHINGTON cts-The nation's lawmakers arc tlolnu their ludc pendencc Day urallng to each otli • r today rather than on platforms at Fourth of July eelehratinn*. The senators nod representatives called off their holiday plans In order to act on bills which must be pansed If Congress Is In meet Its final adjournment deadline Sal urday, Literally hundreds of hills sped through the congressional mill Thursday but a doten major items still must he tent to President Truman before the HJnd Congress quits Both Senate snd House convened at the customary hour But much of the m a jo r work remains to he done In conference committees These will he grinding away at early hours Some HejuihUcumt were denial,d lug that adjournment come in time for them tu culch late uiternoou trains and planes Saturday for Chi cago und their National Couven tlon. But the Democratic leader ship would make no promises The Senate plainly showed Its get • out ■of • town mood Thursday night by passing a ia.atw.i87.iuo multary construction authorisation On Cass T S m l *” 1m A N IN D K I'K N D K N T IIA II. V N K W S I'A l'K It K n lu h lls h e il lilUH V O LU M E X X X X III F * I im iiI ' !* i i hi il l v ■ 111* 1 **1 m*‘*®li tiler ii >tmi Himiiif« f i> ,*ap t I “til* ' ,ii (i n.| * j U in ...... Mad Pace Sel ' By Congress To A djourn u I t I I I I If n ini.,, Hot *t|-t rah,1 . , ,0 , l»,1, Wilt.;,1,, i*t uji * I'liarg.-.t 1 imi ti i, ..til, ,. 1,, 11 . ill. ililenl l*, r ,0,1 i,t 11 ,001,1,-1 ,,H« 1 1 i.relliiihiai 1 ,11 .11 .........1,, i|„. I. wool I - u lit, until j'tHiJ ’ Imhi IlllfS f l ( fiMi'S lvfLl.ui Mt .ftii It** it’ll itt hii ml t > if f Wtill till- hoi h. l Kin i l l , .IM liH'Hilay liU'til t 1.4 fl">mI III III. h.ithuv utU ii ip| tlir pool will. W1III il III ’ ‘ Will' *Y.1 III V 1 2,1 Unit nhl hhiliili* Knk|,Ull 1 in critical <at»riilHinii m u In 4 i’ll I 1 1 iHifrtlv $4 |E11v 1 nii)d„iiii,m -.m.i Ihu tthit'll in i’ mi‘1 1)1 lilt le u Ilian I d 11 KmIt rfli’i IKhI, Kin ami Mi WllliUlH 1 0*tII1 Ill’ll (I Hill a UU, la 11a v un « Ml'IlftU (ill*- |t HI It'll til’ll III Am, ni-a 11* I.v II,.' iiiillloli* look Ml.Iflil Mvtf Mi \\ 111 hi 111 f lliil 1 a b r ill 1,0I1,lay lion, tl.i-ir iioimul divoriF iH'titiHii it 1 \ 1»i ii :*«. ro.llul ol a lfa irt Imlay to 1 1 l f l 1l.lt,' 1 lia r^ h i^ 1*4*1 lm ti unl 1*,■ Vi* lu 1 hF.ihii* i I i i m i i i ' 111*> fndl'IM 'li.lflllf It,) ullt, Jiurailfk. In n • c iitm 1*14'VllMIH 1111 ml tl .lllll II •ijllillll V ‘■••rernuinc-s an,I piriur* „ s rlU /fn * ul,mu,I, too I hiukI f i I or aff.iii > with ii IIu t vmiiii u iu ik ill llu- 171III1 am,tversary ot i'll Iriliiimu". I*’ SfUimri I Nrkv Y*uL tho signing nf (In* lii'flu ru tiu ii nl f'ilv polii t'tnnri '.uim iuiii^ In (In (iit||,|u-nilfiini li„ i in Korea, tin, ffHllYWiMitf |HKl| iff Mil1 I HIM', Mild i,„ , ,,f wai went ,u, u* ,j|Uaj j,,r i|iuu’,an,t', ol American WilJluiii , lin'd uni Iml if I.ukklif Mum Mir imI h*’ fd tin* |Hiul und find iroop' Mis VViHuni'. lin'd lu sllirld Hid III a special ntuxsugn to I! ,K eighth Aimy men (ending oil re kirn fruin lm liter «,lints Sfirurti r aid V\ till ini'. det litiLMl ouwed t hliu-Mi ulla.k along the .hell tom battle (root, (ien James “ I Ills Is Hiv wife I Iuyf tiel ;md nu nmii 1*‘ golinf lu luko tut a wav \. Van Fleet d(-flared "Wo font ion, 11,,• crusade of llo fi «*iii ini' " Minute Mi'ii of 1771) lo the Inlcrcsl T O F t M F F T IN t. " f 'life, liberty sod the pursuit ol tlifntll'.ilino r-'l„l,Ve In Ho* "n iluapphtess Accross Hie laud, parade* and fniil-Tlltiir.Vlin- Jirnjeet urnl other liatrlollc • |lurches were lliu order matter* nf llllpoi Inoi-e 'Will lx. uf the day in H„< hlggc-sl cltU" nri" I'Oied ul tile met,llim "f tin* Board nf Director* ->f tin- H«mmd the timailrsl lowns W illi most work ul a stundsllll lluiU- C'nil Ii I V Cliaiiilrtfl nf Pom .net summer's heal lit lull uwuy, ii o'in- Tuesday ntrot at m;,hi million* drugged mil the swimming o'l'lnck ul Ilie City III,II, i,Mil nil '‘nils und picnic baskets and director* are urged hy Jack Hull, Iloaded fur holiday. The National |irvei,l«.il, lo attend the meeting Safety Council csliiiiiitcd that some und to take |iurt in the illai'il*'Mi million American*, riding In 40 *inn nf thu vui iuiia matter* of in ­ million cars, would lake lo the terest. highways during ihu 3-day week ( HINFSF KILLED flit). T A II’ EH, Formusu t.t*—Tin- of Of llntso, thn cnimcll predicted, at least 430 would die In accidents flria l Chine.-iu Nulionulisl ( enlral For a million or more American* Ncwd Agency said today junk the only celebrations were pitched borne Nationalist guerrillas killed on h fnrug si note. They were the 33 CnmiminUt o lliclul* and i l l . fumllU's ot Ihu (Mio.ooo striking armed more Hum 100 Red m ilitia Steelworkers, Idle since June 3 men last week In a raid on thn and ol the 400,000 or so persons In Chlneso mainland 75 mllos north east of Hong Kong. • (C M its s iiO s rase three) ll» Hit- U m i, tail'd I'n ** W ilt H I W r .t llu T S lliiW t T S V n tl I ' t . ilu l r i l Ii. I S'* \ ■ n* t il* tl l*t <v, I 1 i I'lt 1 t il .\ *' 111 it I pint Ell il <>I 11 1 1 Mm tl 1limit I* 1 I - 111 >* t 111 e|||| r. 11 E*M hill 4j I II I 1Hi 1■■ 4111 I III 'I-l* I"H i ! 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Mi Erl Eli III « 111iti ul H a l,i m il iiiiiuuilte to ( mu in 11 I 1 illhliVM l I all | lee ,in|'-inilmeiil'i lm Hie >e.n In Fiue'ii w ,, r ,t i ’i ink i Mnri-an, pa Inr ol Hie I n I I. ipti i i hiireli nf •it ledo find eager Ii ten Will lie IIk - 1-lie d hpe.iki'l ,!<-* ■ -ll 1 - r hre id e nt In me I-, iiihomii einenl made In , I. influence in ........ ■ vk aula’:, l,t* d-d Iteddiin: genet al program etiaii egalnm man V for Ilie T a ll Kisonhowa', drug Hu, Arthur I in l. v , l I T . l t . il is gle, fieri''* Imw TDK Yu t* Giant C 121 l-lidie II,e Associated Pie I diulatlon mai.li'i' Ir a n pint-, each rajiulde ol counted their delegate, to date: I'arrvlllg more Hum 20U pa'oenger.i nr 2t-ii Intis of eat go, are making Taft Bill regular (tight, between I,-pin and Ki rtihnwrr tP> Korea, Far i'.ast A ir Forces an (r,U 4 I* needed to nominal.! ) nimnccd today Thn A t’ II.ting I. h.eed oil such faclor* ii* What d,'legale* say l ‘ III P .t'll ATE ST It lit E LAKELAND ' I!—Slight progrvrui they are going In do. what oppo­ wa. re j mrted 'ilm rsd.iy In effort t nent-, inmedo they will do or on In end the 53 day strike of 42U what Hid National Com mitten has Swift and Co idiu-iphatu worker* Federal Mediator C. A Willlums. done about sealing delegates. Elsenhower's people hope tu win Mlimta, rc|,orkd Ihu progrovi and Mild unoHicr tevilon w itli union bark some ot this week's lost dele and company nffiriats probably gate-, in appeals to the Credential* (Cuullawcd UU !***■ t h in ) w ill bo held Saturday. ..................... ................................. ............................................................................................................L l . m J-! j t. �s iw»~-t i q m TeBrtip*? ■•.• ■ \*y#s.isw4r Legal Notices Suggestions Given On HowTo Observe Independence Day leaah. You cannot caih ■ check at the hank. Or find n place to park your car, Or beat y o f* wife, Or give n L c ra c k e ri to your children, Or atrew orange peeling* on a public beach. You cannot. In many cities, crois Ihe street until a sign says "w alk,” llrl lo r ran FIRST L'HUMLtt U r i n i t i o s , 8CIEN TM T M * East Second Street By IIAL BOYLE Sunday Service lliOO a.m. NEW YORK or—This Is the anSunday School 9:80 a.m. Wednesday Service 8:00 p.m. nlvcrsary of Ihe Declaration of Reading Room Tuesday and F ri­ American Independence. II Is now 175 years sineo young day 9:00 to 0:00 p.m. A ll are welcome to attend our Tom Jrlfcrson said cvcrybioly has services and to use the Gendin;: A/t Ipjllenshle right to ’ ’llfe. llbRoom. Whet doe* this mean today1 jr " r bawl oul a eon, Man’s Individual • Or throw empty hollies at your and freedom from all form* of have compiled a hnnii'y"'guijf ’ «.• what a cltlrcn can and cannot tin landlord. .tyranny cornu a* he spiritually Yntt cannot drive while Intoxi­ perceives God and Ills jic rlc e l on Independence Hay. First, let us take up whal a man cannot cated (but loo many w ill anyway), creation, Including man. This Is do, ns that w ill help keep him Or find a good .Trent Cigar, the theme of all Christian Sci­ Or forget your hills, ence services next Sunday when out nf trouble: You cannot smoke nn a bus, Or maltreat a canary, 1 the subject of the Lesson U Or walk nn Ihe ernsa, Or go swimming In yotir under­ "God". Or spit in the subway, wear. The Golden Text Is from lleveOr tnkc your dog for a slroll All Ihrse are things the sensible lalion (g l:9 )t "Behold, the tab­ r lt ls r i w ill find are banned or Im ­ ernacle of God I* with inen, and possible of neronipllshment on In he w ill dwell with them, and HOLY (ROHR CHURCH ilrpemlrnre Hay Whal. then, I* they shall lie hu people, anil ( Episcopal) hr at liberty In do In his pursuit lioa himself shall lie with them, Rev. It. I,. Zimmerman. II- D. of happiness? and be their God." Rector Well, you ran listen In a polltlBible passages Include the fo l­ Fourth Hundny after T rinity elan patriotically point with pride. lowing from Calami <119:451: "1 H:(H> a.m. Holy Communion. Or view with alarm, w ill walk at liberty; for I seek thy 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer at Or pul In n kind word for moth precepta." rrhood. Correlative selections f r o m Holy Eucharist. You ran c rlllrlre Ihe govern­ "Science nnd Health with Key ment. THE CHURCH DF GOD lo the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Or the Inrnme tax. Eddy include! "Like our nation , 1 OP PROPHECY Or Ihe way penplr In Hollywood 2509 Elm Avenue Christian Hclence bn* Its Declara­ live. tion ot Independence. God has en­ Rev. Joe C. Crew*. Minister Hundny School begins «t 9:45 dowed man with inalienable Or rnrnipllnn In Washington, rights, among which are self-gov- a.m. Classes for all ages. Ami you don't have In dig a hole ai anient, i canon, nnd conscience. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. In Ih r ground and whisper vnur Man Is properly self-governed Message hy Ihe pastor. AH mem­ nhlcrtlnn* Into It. You ran bellow only when be Is guided rightly bers ate urged to ho present at Ihrm mil loud ami governed by his Maker, di­ this service. You ran load Ihr wife and kid* vine lm ill nnd Love" (p. |Uil). Evangellsllr Service 7:45 p.m. the rn r and lake to Ihe open Message and altnr rail hy the f'lta- In roatl. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH tor. Thro rat vnur lunrh In <t poison Park Avnue and Third Street Prayer meeting nnd lllhle study J. Bernard Hoot, aiinlaier each Tuesday evening at 7:45 p.m. ivy hrd hy the side nf Ihe highway hrrnusr you arr caught In a IrafSunday School |0:(X) am. Pastor In charge. Morning Worship lliOO a.m. Women's Missionary service f'r inm 27 nfllrs from a picnic " ! would n* rarelui, for the words Thursday evening nt 7:45 p.m. slle. There Is one thing more you I say Mrs. Flora E. Crews, leader lu enu do: W ill lie as thorn* or blossoms on charge. life's way, Victory Lenders Hand service You ran *tnv at home and have I would Ih» thoughtful—kindness Friday evening nt 7:45 p.m. A a nlre. pool pleasant dinner with on my part program for all young people. Ihr family. Then you rotlld as­ la remeuy lo r someone's aching The Church siring hand w i'l semble Ihrm all In the living room, heart. furnish the music and the pulili. gel oul a ropy of Ihr Declaration 1 would he watchful, lest my act­ Is invited to attend all of Hirse of lo tlrn rm lrn rr ami rend It aloud, ions ha word after ringing word, and ask services. A stumbling block for thus* who whnl II means In raeh one there walk with me. I’mlinhlv Ih rrr won't he many THE FIRST IIAPTIHT CHURCH Lord, go with me that I may hold families who w ill rrlehrsle Intle of Ovlrdii on high |tendance May In lids manner Rut Hr. Frank ('. .Morgan, Pastor A hearoii light for oilier* passing 9:45 n.m. Hundny School. It. F. In it«r homes where II Is done Ihr children will remember Ihe day Wheeler Hr., Hupeiinteiidrnt. 11:00 n.m. Sermon hy the pas for many n year thereafter. CIIRIHTIAN AND MIHHIONAItY tor: "Our Passover". Observanr* ALLIANCE of The Lord’s Hopper. Park Avrnu* at Fourteenth Htreet H.'OO n.m. Hcrmon by the pas­ Rev. Glenn E. Smith, Pastor to r: "God's Oasis". Administra­ Mihle Hrhool 0:45 a.m. tion of llnpllsm. Morning Woishlp 11:00 a.m. Wednesday at 8:011 p.m. "T lu Pastor's subject: "A Now Patch?" Hour of Power". Communion Hervlco 11:46 a.m. A ll are wslcome. • Evening Hervlce 7:46 p.m. An Informal service for all ages. 'I ho £*5tor w ill speak on the subject: .’-g sa * FIRST IIAPTIHT (11(71(4 II Park Avenue at H ltth Htreet W. P. ItriMiks Jr., Pastor John L. Miller, Minister of Education "We've Haved A Place For You" Sunday Hrhool 0:45 a.m. "We provide a place for every member of tjie fa m ily." Morning Worshljt 11:00 a.m Hermnn hy John L. Miller. Training Union 11:45 p.m. Union* for all age groups.1 Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. An evening nf song and praise. Wednesday Evening Hervlce 8:00 p.m. Nursery provided fo r morning 8:46 n.m. Sunday 8ehool. A and evening worship service. llass fo r avary age. I Earphones for the hard of hear* 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Welcome. Harmon thema: " llo ly Commun­ ion". , 7:00 p.m. Intermediate and Sen­ FREE MKTHODIHT CHURCH ior Fellowship Hervlce. Kourlh Htreet and Laurel Avenue ,8:00 p.m. Evening Worship, Hav. Fred It. Horton, Pastor Sunday Hrhool 0:45 a.m. okrmoni "A Nation'* Strength'*, ■ e g tta w * Fourth Of July F»L, ‘J uly 4, 1*51 "Budget your diet as well as your funda during warm wea­ ther I " Thal’a the eounael o f Ray­ mond Lundqulat, Red Croat chairman for Seminole County. To pep up the fam ily'* appetite, d r . Lundqulst advisee housewives to serve cold meat platter* e a r. nlshed with freah, crlap g re tn i from tlie ■-'liner garden. '*Y ? rt -vanr " " m 'jr .r , *f, v ' “ *•v cold ruta by serving commnations such a* crab flake salad In crisp finger rolls, a congealed cran­ berry ring filled with freah shrimp aalatl, or a chlcken-ollve-almond loaf served with chilled tomato aspic," she suggests. "Searrh your gardens and your marketa fo r a variety of greens such as endive, romalne, and chicory. Fresh raw aplnlch I* also delicious In salad bowls. "Rummertime bring* a va rlrlv of fresh fruits, so why not Includu some In your meals dally, A shim­ mering mold of Jellied fru it naiad. serverT on a mirrored tray, w ill tempt the moat languid appetite. Ana you'll find that a molded rheese salad ring filled with freah fru it and aerved with watercraaa sandwiches appeals to tha eya a* well aa the taste. T ry different combinations o f fru it, giving thought to color nnd texture." I f you use creamed foods nr bakery pies and eclairs, Mr. Lundqulst cautions you to make sure they are refrigerated. Kaep tha Ireliox *plc and span, allow­ ing plenty of air to circulate around the food. And, he warns, don't let sandwiches nr sandwich fillings stay out o f tha Icebox fo r hour*. "W ith these simple rules," says Mr. Imndqulst. you can keep your figure, your disposition, and your health In prime condition all dur Ing Ihe hot summer months. , . .< C * a tta h * 4 Assembly Decides People To Elect Korean President PU8AN, _____ _ Korra t* President Syngmsn It hen tonight won hts fight to shift election of a Korean President from the National As­ sembly lo the people. The Assembly adopted a se­ ries of compromise constitutional amendments which tnay mean an end In Korea's political crisis. The IT ye arold President also won adoption nt his demand for a 2 house legislature, replacing Ihe present one house Assembly. Under Ihe compromise, Ine law­ makers gained the right to over­ turn tha Cabinet hy a vote ol non m anat W04XJ3 ^ MQ THAMES VOU I IKE ID UVJCf J GIVE UP.' THE GiOtS HERE APE 700 _____ SNOOTY/ J ------ KTTA KETT PHOHB/FOQ YOU, GCCGEOUS MI.'-VSS.THIS v r iSH T T A i'-O H , l HaiLQTOMMY- M H V /o o s r c v i a *-« HIRE TOTHS OFFICE ON 7HC DOUBLE.' I think: r v s o o r s o M S * THING TBf}Q IFICJ? > SO TOMMY TVtP OFFICE BOVSM«LUl BK3 N *W S .'-W O N D R fl WMATirCAM BR TO GCr MIM SO HOPPgD — Foavoup COLUMN.? Pa«a B operations — ------------------ 1 ( OKAV I -YOUNIG MILUONAIOE - C O ALL THE — l l W HO.1 INHUfSiCS BIG-LBAGUB TIMB MH WAS GO* __ _ ■PALL CLUB ON H IS GAN DEC ING OVBC DIB (3ACC | \rV TW Burv-PiPsr Even-tFILES — l k.TfPT\---- *4 ' \. THAT.? , 7 day/ * mviN' To think: | ftV j l hby. VJMO HE W A S .: I ■* r. mb s [ ( cl TTH. MB G THE GUV.r THE ONR WHO . WAS IN HBCF < A FEW MINUTBS AG O .’/ / -----*----- * Steel Strike B u r iH A r s ro re t h * w . - w t r s ) BDlTD/2. - E W2ITB A TBBN ------' ■TMT1P nSCC )LUM KJ T T YOUNG "FIND ’ * T Iv s a */ w > our I t 'a a lla a a d O a tl allied Industrie* laid off as a result of th« walkout. Many of th#m just didn’t have the money lo leave home. For at leaat two groups of politic­ ians, too, there was little promise of rest. In Washington Congress remained In session, hoping to clean up pending business before the week's end and adjourn for the summer. Republican bigwigs in Chicago ushed ahead with final details efore the opening of the party's National Convention Monday. Senior ships of the U. S. Sixth Fleet, scattered In portst hroughout the Mediterranean Sea, fired 21-gun salutea in celebration of Ihe anniversary. In Britain, U. 8 . airmen observed the day with traditional festivities and the American Society In Lon­ don—perhaps with longue In cheek —sent an Invitation to Ihe boss of the Empire that the 1776 signers spurned. The society chose British Colonial Secretary Oliver Lyttteton to be chief speaker at Its July 4th dtnM r tonight. Lyttleton was only one of many a llle i Joining In the celebration Governments end newspapers across the teas paid tribute lo America'* past and present. West German Chancellor Konrad Adanauer, In a menage to U. 8 Secretary of Slate Acneson. said his people hope that ihe United States will continue to be "a pro factor of the occasion of Independ­ ence Day." Cuba, which this year Is cele­ brating the 50th anniversary of lls Independence, concluded a special 5-day observance of American Indepenconce, sponsored by Presi­ dent Qulgencio Batista as a "spec­ ial damonitratlon of our affection and appreciation lo the people of the United Slalas." Congress Kns. R.O. Rlackington Awarded Air Medal ATTACK H u ll APRON 35, W ITH THE ATI,ANTIC FLEET — Kns. Robert O. Ularkingtnn, URN, son of Mr. nnd Mra. Donald l>. lilacklngtnn of 64 High S t, Needham Ifelghta, Mass., and hits hand of Mr*. Rosemary G. Black* Ington of t ill Park Avenup, ft, Hanford, has been awarded his second A ir Medal, while nerving here, for merltorlou* achieve­ ment In aerial flig h t during oper­ ations In Korea. A pilot of an attack hoinli*r plane attached to *n A lta i s Squadron embarked on the URS Leyte, from Nov. 12, to Dec. 12. 1950, Ens. Illncklngton -arrlcd out tan bombing and atraflng attacks agalnat enemy targets, Including bridge* and troop concentration*. r n a ah Bites And Board Of Health ler Takes Plunge Seeks Ihsght Into G. 0. P. Convention Ki m !••*• O aat m mlltre. Hut ta il lias an edge ‘re, too. So the real fight. Ihe one that’s going on for keeps behind the scenes here while the rival Texans sound off In public, Is over who nets to vote on what on the con­ vention floor. There’s a clean-cut Taft-Elsenhower difference of opinion: 1. The Taft people—Taft him­ self said th ii again before leaving for Washington—say al) delegatei on the floor when Ihe convention starts should be allowed to vote on all delegate contests eaeept those Involving themselves. I. The Elsenhower forces are doing their utmost to win support for changing this rule. If It isn’t changed, the Taft delegates seated by the National Commlltee this week will get a chance lo vote on whether other Taft-backed dele gales can be seated. OOF Nations) Chairman Ouy George Gabrlelton turned down Thursday a proposal from 23 Retubllran governors for a change ti convention rules and said that contested delegations should be al­ lowed lo vote on the question of sealing other disputed delegations. He said If the changes were made It would be possible for "ruthless selfish" men to prevent any dele­ gate from voting In a future con­ vention merely hy filing whole­ sale rnnleils As for T efl’a control of Ihe Na­ tional Committee, here’s how Ihe members acted Thursday on the three state disputes to come he fore them: Louisiana—11 of 13 contested voles awarded lo Taft, two In E l­ senhower. Mississippi—All five voles In Taft In a 3 way conlesl. Missouri—One disputed vole lo Elsenhower. Tail supporters. In rontrnl, rntild have taken Ihe whole business from Elsenhower Rut Ihe Elsenhower people, claiming every last disputed vole was their* by right, didn’t appre­ ciate the apparent generosity. In­ stead (hey rushed before the tele­ vision cameras with outcries of " S lr .il'" and “ Infam y!” S r Life Of Mosquitos E. B. Spear* of nearby Marinette lay helpless half an hour before his shouts for help attracted other fisherman. They went for assist­ ance. . Some two hours later, Rml Juedes, sheriff's ambulance at­ tendant, managed to awlm across ihe narrow but treacherous rapids lo reach Spears. Juedes. who was unable to mov»Ihe fisherman, said he chased sway several large rattlesnakes and killed one with a stick. Sheriffs deputies later got a boat across Ihe stream sod moved Spear* to safely. The fish dldn'l gel away. Officer* found Ihe Injured man'a pole and pulled in the cat It weighed an estimated five pound*.' Danish Cabinet To Study Tanker Deal Korean War Atlantic Rank •In a llO fS K m * I’ m * lla rl and lied Cross drives, lie Is a meinher of ihe Order of Elk*. 105. of the Chicago Chnn. Irr, American Institute of Hank­ ing, and Chicago Supervisors Club Al Holy Angels Church he has be­ longed In Ihe I Inly Name Soclely Aurora Is a city of V),5fl8 In a retail trading area of 127.331. There are three banks In 'tv community with Ininl deposits of S.Vt.HlO.091 and inl.il resource* of >59.929,S«9. The cily is an im lm irl.il center of some importance, spcclaltilng In sleel products Among the major Industries are Ihe Aurora Sleel I’rndurts Company, Aurora Mrlal Cabinets Company, AII-.Merl Equip menl Compiwiy. and Ihe Aurora Hlcarhery and Hie Works The 1947 C S rensus of niaoii factures showed that Aurora coo lamed 112 manufacturing esiahlish mciils employing a total of 9.320 employees earning >2(1,5||,onn a year The rlly Is also Ihe home of Aurora College vvhleh lias an eu ro lliiirn l of 4i»i> students There ate ,vg> ronimerclal eslah IL'.hiurnls In Ihe elfy with a com lilned total sales of $71,510,000 a year (C s a lla s s S r » * r a n T w h a f mb's - V * DOIN' W50K/9 IN TOWN \ r I ecnf ot the crop A year earlier It nnrt 5.977 members growing about 91 per cenl ol the crop Of 254 fruit shipper* nr packer* holding 10 year contract* with Mu­ tual 55 exrrrlsed Ihelr option to withdraw Ssurman expeel* nioit nf them In sign new contract* be fore the »es*on open* In the fall F y a s r, TRADITIONS STRENGTH while swimming In the surf with his U-ycar-nld son. The boy. Wllllsm Bruce Purcell, said hi* father ws* eaughl In Ihe Wherever You Go Legal Notice X T /r a K R /K W at “thsj r!JTOi?Sr" V rB«.?r.Sr 'J o s ^ o r n Y s i n j c s a on j i nn aa. rash balancse with other banka. Including raaervs Keeps Y e t U p -te -D a te CHURCH OF CHRIST Brat Avenno' and Second Htreet ^ J. C. Nlrholema, Minister 10)00 a.m. Bible* Study. I I «00 a.m. Mornlag Worship. flilO p.m. Kvanlng Worship. Broadcast oyar WTRR- Sermon PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH C« C. White, Minister iPPlet “ Instrumental M u s ic ." ‘Lat tha word of C h rlit dwell In Unlfldd Hervlco .10:00 a.m. you richly In nil wisdom leaching Lhurch School and talk by pastor. rad, administering one another In Young Pcoplo'a Mooting 7:00 rwraia and hymna and spiritual p.m. ptig. singing with .grace In your Kvonlng Sorvlco 7i90 p.m. *o th# Lord'V-Col. 6 :I«, Wadncsday Evening JtM p.m. Wadnesdty 8:00 p.m. Bible Prayar and Bible Study, C n W hat's H a p p e n in g a t H om e! We miiM not stirm ulrr tins frccdtim to virultst planner* l abor Jtnl btisinrva cnfctproc work in j* to^ftlirt under Ametita* f:><T economy will loniiiitic (o keep Arncfit.i Mtnnj; Motor Car Co. closed Thursday J ^ S S r ^ V ^ k i V l n ^ ^ m ^ t n . " of r.d .rs t night at Kokomo, Ind. About 500 were laid off. The layoff came 23 hours after the ConQnaqtal Rtoel K & l - . i ' l ' V S . T Corp plant at Kokomo closed, M n C ' p r M L2 ‘w nsi ir V Ju'bjict in n in . It.n . not Idling 2.000. The CIO USW local m tJm td by t>«nk I •• at the plant had been heaping Its ileal aglala ()Wnl4 olhBf telMtl bBflk p flfT lIlIl ... In'vaatmenU and other in d tr.c llr re p c e n tm o employes working under a .today extension agreement pending at­ C u e ffliB w AaVllAV1to tAla K n k on acesptatus* oulstant tempts hy the union lo roach a other aaaeta ................................................... .................... settlement with the big steal com* TOTAL AJMIKTi .... .......ijA U IL m a io ftr Wanderlust la wond«rfu)l Yat, nona can d«ny tha lonflof o n feflla to know what'a going on back tn his own home town. The Sanford Herald wHl gladly serve e i your own private correspondent no m atter how far you may wish to roam. Each day you're away . . . . two weeks vacation or an extended journey . . . . . a 8anford Herald vaia» tlon subscription atrursa you a complete and per­ fect trip. , . . . All the newt at homa every day you’re away! 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Demand dipudts ol Individuals, partnership*, and services. O nsl stroyed, probably dosiroyed and damaged topped the e nrllrr hal­ ite, 19 to 19. Two wings of F ill fighter-bombera pounded Ihe unidentified la r­ ge! with 1,000-pound bombs nnd nnpalm, Ihe Air Force said Then the Jets dived tow In strafe anti­ aircraft poalllM. with .50 caliber machlnegun fire Returning pilots said It wa< im possible lo evaluate damage hr cause of dense black smoko. Fighting broke mil In three <cr tors of Ihe ground (rnnl is Allied artillerymen wheeled every hlg gun on the 153-mlle line lino arlion for a murderous Fourth of .Inly barrage On Ihe western front, a Chinese Communist battalion of 750 men swarmed op Old llaldy and a urartiy hill three lime* Twice Al lied gun* hammered the charging Itfds hsek, but still they came One Allied mill finally was rul ■df and some forward bunkers were overrun. Pul the doughboys scrambled mil and rallied around banks which poured lead Into the attacking lle d i al point Id,ink range At 2:3n Friday morning, four hours alter Ihe sltaek began, Ihe Chinese gave up Ihe lia ltlr .and pulled hark lo tlietr own lines, Ihe Army said A spokesman *,mj pyi Iteds were killed ami 2no wounded SllqMlv to the east, a somowhtil smaller Communist force of ilmoi 1,50 men hit a newly won \llted position under covet of ■> heavy morlar and artillery barrage 'The Armv said the attack wa* slopped cold A C N armored raiding ciduinn shot up Communist |mslllons near Ihe I'animmiom truce talks slle Thursday, klillug .an call mated 5o lleds and wounding 50 Another Innk-supported raiding forre knifed Into Commindsl lines norlhwesl of Knmhwn, Ihe old Iron Triangle anchor r lly on the central frnnl An Army s|Hikesman said . - . every fled soldier on » lagged hill wa* killed nr wounded before (he column pulled hack. Artillerymen observed the Fnttrlh hy filin g every gun on the line. Special "llin e on htreet" h m rig c i —shells fired Into selected ninai «t Ihe same Instant—were hurled Ihrnuiihnul the day tin the central front, guns from 18 batteries—one for each stale of the Union—ushered in |h.« holi­ day vsUh a concentrated barrage. MUNSAN, Korea .4*. Allied Irurc negotiators today accepted the Communist*' hid for srcri-t »e* slims and voiced hopes (hat Ihe Red* are ready to modify th rlr demand thill all Allied held war prisoner.* he sent home Miij Gen William K Harrison Jr told the Itrd* the United NaHolla wruld agree to a news black­ out Tie negotiators immediately went Into i lo minute srrrel s n *Ion Another was *el (or Salur day 'The U N enmiiiuill'pic aaltl Harrison agiet-d lo off the record talk-. "In Ihr hope lltal srrrel Hirelings will make it ra-.lrr for Ihr i iiuiiiiionsl* to modify their adamant insistence that all prl.mn T i he irtiirtird to their control hy forc e if n rrrsM ry " Itrli! tiro William P Ntirkols, It N spokesman, described Ihe first secret inerting »« "quietly liuperson.il " lie added "Hnth -.Idea spoke frequently with n certain amount ni musiilrrullnn and cau­ tion " �4 i .-.i W Bi Above The Murmur , ■....r r r - y ^ , . ■ — FUmShownWomen Sanford GI Finishes School In Germany On Diagnosis Of DACHAD. Germany (Special)— Sargeant First Class Albert 8. The Breast Cancer Tucker, whoae wife, Patay Ruth, JU N E B A N K STATEM ENT There were many who heard the pealing of the Liberty Bell on July 4th, 1770, with doubtH and trepidation. Thirteen colonies, whose armies wore mnde up of men more used to working with plows and axes than to the ways of war, were declaring themselves a nation, There have always been doubters and there, v^ra many of thorn among the colonists. There were others who saw the revolution as .* breakdown of traditional values. There was dangerous talk in tho air about men being created equnl HUM,* Mil I . IHCAN And having certain rights which no government, no king illltr m m DON OBAN could take from them because they were divinely given. And Naelneaa Maaaaee so as the Liberty Bell tolled there was a murmur which evM ockim oN matko Mr Carrier ----------- ----------- 0 J * could be heard, sullen and unmistakable, under the shouts Oae M e a U ............. ........... _ l.M of jubilation. . T i n . Mealha —------ ------- , I N at* Meaihe „ ____ ■ A But there were bold men In America In 1778.; Brave «»• T e a r ---------- ----- --------U N dreams are never dreamed by timid men; nor are visions All obliuarr aoilrta, carda realized by men who cannot find it in their hearts to believe. ibaabs, reeslailaae aad aetlrM •aierlalameal lot tho aaraadd 3ct There were the Jeffersons and the Washingtons, the Frank­ raUtaa (uuda. Mill ba raaraed tat lins, the Paines and all the other names written in nur his­ a« regular ddrerlUlan rated. MepreecaUd Nall#aallp Mr la* tory books. But there were other men, men who are so lead Neweaaprr HrprMeatatlfM ironically called “little men’’ because their names are often * • « Varfc, Cairaia. Delratl, forgotten in the glory with which history surrounds the Maaeaa City aad l l . U e la geniuses and the leaders. These “littlo men" heard the Bell nil and dosed their cars to the murmurs of doubt. Today tho fear-filled and th e doubters would have iis believe that the dream is dead. "Build a wall around wliut we have," they tell us. "Never mind about moving the dream F R ID A Y , J U L Y 4, 1052 along lest in the search for more liberty \vu losu what we al­ ready have." T O D A Y 'S H IH L R VERB S Yet Americans are still ns capable of dreaming, believ­ M iny men cannot aland proaperlljr. Th* shoddv show* beneath ing. and acting ns they were it, 177(1. Today those who wish the illb . I took Ihee from the to listen can still hear the pealing of the Liberty Bell, sing­ rntep cote, /torn following the ing strong over the murmur of fear and doubt. The Sanford Herald Ratabltehtd la IM f f t U l i l i i l e*U, u t e i l lata id a r and daadar. l i l r l i i a u aad New T*»r». S'nkll.fc.e aa latardara l * n l i | l k ilit iM i aad New VMM I I I Magnolia I r t u t TAMPA (apecJaT)—Nearly one mdlion women In the past year have seen a film that teethes them how to examine themselves for early signs of possible breast can­ cer, the American Cancer Society announced today. On the anniversary of the premlera of the picture "Braaat SelfExamination" produced product Jointly by tba American Cancer Society and the National Cancer Iaititute of the U. S. Public Health Service, a summary of the first year wa* mad* public by Mafford R- Run* jon^ ACS Executive Vice PreslRunyon said, "This film has been received with remarkable en­ thusiasm and Interest by women and by phyaiciana In every part of Uve country. Women have a apo­ dal and understandable fear of cancer of tho breaat. They are to be commended on tho way they have accepted Ihla Rim and their own responsibility for being alert to any aign of troublo In their breaata. When It waa launched, some of our friende wero con­ cerned lost tha f^lm arouse caneerphobla. Pears of this have proved groundlesa. No Instance of adverse reactions bavo been re­ ported to us. "A major reason for the pop­ ularity’ and effectiveness of the film atema to be Ita calm, positive approach. Emphasis Is placed on the fact that when cancer of tho breaiat la discovered In lta early stages and prompt, adequate treatment ia begun at once, 50 lo 50 H i t ent of all cates can be »h**p, to be n iltr of my people.— It 8 7;8. _ Answers At Chicago It it ju it a police action in Ko­ rea, but draft quota, for October heve been in rie aird from 30,000 to 54,000 men. It'i a good thing General M acArthur w ain't Far Eaitern com­ mander when the U. S. A ir Force bombed the Yalu River plant* and the D rfrm e Department mafued with the State Department. Preiident Truman would have fired him. One of the Mrangeil of all par­ adoxes in connection with the Re­ publican convention in Chicago is that Senator Taft appears to have all the Southern defegatei, while General Fiienhawrr hai the luppotl of the Southern people. Women ate smarter than men. A t leail they aie at the University of Florida. At Iran that’s what it says here. The University of Flor­ ida News Bureau reports that wom­ en students made an average grade of 2.11, while the poor dumb ducks known a, men made an average of only 2.21. Oh, well, maybe the men just don't mature • I rapidly aa the women do. One way of getting enough reve­ nue to run your city and county In theia highly inflationary time* is to increase a lie n e d valuations even as property valuations and the cost of living increase. Hillsborough county where Tampa is located has just announced a $20,000,000 in­ crease in their aiietu nenli bringing the total to over $386,000,000, The in e rt*,r l«*t yrar amounted to over $19,000,000. The Senate is about to launch an investigation of the Treasury Depaitment to ace how far tha in­ fluence of Communists goes in it. And then we lead that in 1948 a tea claim of $38,000,000 against a big New York oil man was sallied fo r about three cents on the dollar. Maybe the Cnmm uniiti figure that the best way for them to gel con­ trol of the government la to bank­ rupt it. _________ Congralulationi to Jim Ingley n his election as vice president the Atlantic National Bank el Jacksonville. Although wa hate tee the Ingleys leave Sanford where their patience, foresight and civicmindedncis have contributed great­ ly to the growth of Sanford In recent years, we sincerely hope that hit promotion will mean something In comfort end security fo r himself and family aa wall aa a greater opportunity for service to the pub­ lic, He took over the local bank In tha depth* o f the depression whan r The interest of the entire world has been taken up by the Republican convention in Chicago where two strong per­ sonalities will climax one of tho bitterest pre-convention fights for a nomination in recent political history. Senator Robert A. Taft and General Dwight I). Kisenhower, backed by followers of deep conviction and loyalty, are each con­ vinced that he will leave the convention the Republican pre­ sidential candidate. Governor Lari Warren and Harold Stassen are still In the race und there are many who believe thut General Dougins MncArtlmr is a sure winner-candidate. The Republicans have not won 1)n» presidency since 11)28. Then the dark days of Ihe depression overwhelmed them mid the nation turned to Roosevelt in I0!i2. They re ­ gard their chances this year as excellent. Hut they are wary of overconfidence for they feel that it wan overconfidence, more than any other single factor, which resulted in their stunning defeat In l!M8 Party leaden) know that their candldnto must have the ability to Itctil the dissension inside the Party which hnH grown out of the hard-fought pre-conven­ tion campaigns. The Republican platform will lie of almost as much in­ terest to the world as will the contest for the nomination. What will the Republicans stand for in the campaign? How completely will the Republicans repudiate the present ad­ ministration's foreign ami domestic policies? These ques­ tions will be answered within the next few days and tlm answers may provide some duo as to whether the Republi­ cans will be successful In their presidential bid next Novem­ ber. How’a Your Necktie Those fatiguing young men beloved In success-story literature, who invent u way to make a million without exieriencc, expense or investment, have done ft again. Accordng to Business Week, two of them have formed a necktie corporation which Is making a fast fortune selling the old school tie idea to American businessmen. They simply lake a well-known company trademark — n gasoline comixiny's flying red horse, for instance and Incorporate It in a neck­ tie. Tho company then either makes a gift of the item to its tie-wearing personnel or offers it at a bargain rate, possibly as a payroll deduction, The scheme in bringing handsome rewards to the bright pair. We're not no mire of what it’s doing to all the other young men who gel the company neckwitre. it's supposed to make for unity and morale among the whito collar people and possibly, In companies possessing neat insignia like fly­ ing red horses, the tie can be worn without obvious shud­ ders, at least from nine to five. Wlmi liapiHuis, though, when the MeulloB Corporation decides to endow Its salesmen with a Mealies lie? Or when Traiisconlineutul Truckers orders three gross of red satins with Us newest dleael trailer hauilpalnted thereon? There must bo a limit to what a man Is supposed to do for unity und morale, and ii company-spon­ sored necktie comett pretty close to it. But we don’t wunt to whittle down thu million-dollar dream of those bright young men, and a lot cun at ill be done to on an individual basis toward selling th e .occupational tie. The bank teller with a whimslcul design of bills Is pretty ob­ vious, and so Is thu postal clerk with n few nimlvurnury f for the humburgur artist, a chungt>-niukor tlo for tho motorman and nometnlng pretty in |>iud ty |m for the printer are other notions the inventoru can have for free. But leave ub struggling editorialists out of It. Somehow a bilious con­ fusion writhing upon arsonavgrcen string doesn't please us aa a tla-m otlf. , . Loulavllle Couricr-dournai, 11y HAM DAWSON NEW Y’oUK Av Americans lave conventions Ami tin- lintels, Iranipuliation utvi oilier service comioinlert love the more Ilian 13 mil lion Americans who so lo Mime Ht.ooo of II iciii annually. Tiie political shindigs tills month In Chicago me * peclaenlur, Imt only u ill op m the inirket to what goen on aruund the country. Trade, professional, civic, social and other organizational got to* gathers this year will rust around 31Q million dollars in Imlel rooms, meal., ciilrrtuinm rnt, cabs, lips— and the bale woman's shopping. Railroads und buses w ill taka in home l:> million dollars more. And Ihe airlines are nut to get IS mil lion dolluiH in convention travel Geeotiiui stations sell an unestl mated number of gallons to con­ vention goers In their cars. Hi*’ convcnllons like ihe Shrlncra mid the American l.ejimn draw mound KKi.uou perMiii'i but the svernge convention Is much small cr—around 350, the World Cuiiveu tion Dates, trade puhllcatlun In Ihe field, estimates And about 4,500 of tlio meetings have less Ilian IUO In attendance What to do with Ihe women— about one third of Ihe men now bring their wives idling—Is a chief problem, according In Ihe Manual uu Conventions ami Meetings by George Dahl He says Ihe best A n w rlis’s new iu p « l U n it, the United States, U cipected to M l 4 new speed record fo r tho Atlantic "We particularly want to ox press bur thanks to organisations of women for. their wholehearted cooperation! women’s dubs and leagues, church societies, labor unions, pnrant-teacher assocla Ilona, farm women’s groups. We hope next year to do more In alerting women who aro not mem bar* of groupe. Plane for reach Ing city noueewlvea at apeclal neighborhood theatera, school and department atore ihowinga are be ing developed by several ACS iipluyte* of Flor- Divisions. Special emphails I Three local * ml iila Power & Light Company aro Kht C Ing placed by ACS-Units on pro­ scheduled to receive service pins viding free showings of ths film in July, marking various periods of employment, II. H. Coleman, bars of women are employed. division manager, announced. This film ia a unique, expert Leading the list and (chadded mental tool In lbs fight against to receive a diamond-set pin in cancer. A t the end of lta first recognition of hi* 30 years of year, wo can properly describe it employment Is W. A. Canup, aa the most important public edu­ watch engineer at the u tility's cational weapon ever developed to large generating plant on Lake save iivea from cancer," "Reporta on tho number of liven Monroe. that Ihe film may already have Canup resides on 8tar Route saved have been axtremely heart­ No. I, Orange City. ening," Runyon aaid. I t la oatlmatad that tha Him E. E. Clements, ■ lineman In the transmission department, will haa boen aaen by approximately 4O4»0 women, in the Bute of recelva « five-year service pin and Florida since Ita raleaa*. D. H. Pierey, apprentice lineman in tha distrlbutlen department, will Ttcelve a two-year pin. The pins w ill b t presented at of tha American Cancer Society, employee meetings Is Istsr In the with the 8tate Health Depart­ month. ment. or the Division Office of the Sodety at 710 Stovall Office Building, Tampa. "Breast Selftlon headaches, among other Examination" Is a 16-millimeter things sound film In color running fif­ That's why It’i e good thing the teen minutes. While showing of country has around 700 hotel* with the film Is part of the public *d convention facilities. Many of these “cation service of the American hotels are now urging association* Canctr Society, prints may bt purto hold their meetuge the last chased by groups engaged in three days of th* week, instead health education from the DWtof the customary first thrse, to ■lon Office In Tampa for $62.10. lighten the load. On their part, the groups are Eddie Stanky, manager of tho showing a tendency to shop around played with inure for convention cities, Instead Cardinals, haa also > pla of going to the same place every New York, Brooklyn, Boston and Chicago In tho National League. year. CHIROPRACTOR Pleaae call for appointment Phone 1755— 1745 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan *127*00 Power Employees To (set Service Awards HTATKMKNT OF CONDITION »- 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan *I3HMH) 1950 Studebaker Commander Sedan Low Mileage, Looks New *187000 1946 Oldflmobile 2 Dr. Sedan *788-00 1941 Bulck Special Sedan *275.00 NICHOLSON BUICK CO 810 MAGNOLIA AVIS. Phone 1034 • Sanford JIY j- Comparative FLORIDA STATE BANK HANFORD, FLORIDA Organized Juno 2, 1919 Statement O f Condition JUNE SO, 1551 HKHOIIHCEH 11,105,811.06 l oans and Dlscounte . llanhliiir House, Furniture A Fixtures ...... Overdraft! .... Florida State Bank o f Sanford 0441841 ... Non* ...... .......... .................. Sanford, FlorkU U. S. Govt. Obligation* .......11,614,(185.75 Other Marketable B o ld s Cash and Dus From Banks 266,55448 Organised Jim# I , l4 ** 1,056,404.64 - 100.000.00 I 100,0004)0 ............ ......... ......... - ........... Undivided P ro fit! ....... , tbioj! Is to get them out of the hotel during the session hours— certainly Ihe first dey, and on trips as far from tha convention Nile as possible. Tha second day's enlerlalnment program for the ladies can hr slower. And the third day they'll pack. People In charge of ronventloni work far in advance—soma on their 1054 plans already. I t 'i an Intricate Job. There ere associa­ tion* concerned wilh conventions, In large part—Ilka the Interna­ tional Association of Convention bureaus, and Ihe Hotel Kale* Manugement Association International (which ha* 400 delegate* at its own convention). The Department of Commerce list* some 4,000 national trade, pro­ fessional and civic associations end D2 000 state trade atiocUHons. Add to that the nation's countless educstlonel, fraternel, end social orgaolietton* — Pius Hie growing trend toward regional meetings of national groups—and the American urge to convene become! tremen­ dous. To the Republican and Demo­ cratic meetings you can add thoie of such organisations *s the Gold Star Mothers and Ihe Society of Vascular Surgery Or the Tele phone Pioneers of America and the American Hee breeders Asso­ ciation. And the Biological Photographic Association and the Insti­ tute of Newspaper Controtlera and Finance Officer!. There’s a Wash Frock Sales­ men’s Association and Ihe Toy Knights of America. And the American Trade Association Exec­ utives—some i too heads of asso­ ciations, who discuss their convert- Conventions Seen As Big business In Lift1 Of Americans Surplus I, DR. H. K. RING curvd. Capital 8tock .................. k b new position. Uvea at Sanford, recently complet­ ed the troop Information and edu­ cation achool at Dachau. Germany. A squad leader. Tucker la assign­ ed to the xd Armored Division's 41at Armored Infantry Battalion. Tucker, who first entered the Army in 1B43, has been on active duty since April 1041. He holds the Good Conduct Med­ al. World War II Victory Medal, Occupation Medal for duty in Garmany, American Theater Ribbon, Distinguished Unit Emblem and tha Combat Infantryman Badge. 4a.101.s1 .... Dividend! Payable July 2, 1051 ..... ' Deposit! ------ 4,505,505.lt ........ Total 54X10.00 U. & /{ ^OFFICERS C. H. MtN DUTY, CkaJrmai * W lfA T W * IE 91,479,775.17 Loans *nd Discounts •e********!*••♦*•*a**•****•*••< Banking House, Furniture * Fixture* ' ■V.T,' V'ftj ' ", , r i 4»f ' ! t '. Overdrafts ...... uj..— il«*e«*1a**•••«dii*4i Q o v t O b lig a tio n s O th e r H a t k e ta b la I < • * * * » • * • • * ( a ■ « **■ ■ ( I * < • • ! • • • • • ■ • ■ I M il,778.88 Capital Stock 4,099,199.80 | 100,000.09 .W p o o o --------- ........ Undivided ProfJU Wds-WfSp1 18,044.790.16 840,084.99 Bom Caeh owl D im -from Banker, S u rp lu s 60,491.18 n e e e e e a e t e i i e e i i i ,e « « 4 e e < �Social And Personal Activities P H O N E 148 Social Calendar Nancy Williams Is Honored AtUreukfast e rs o n a l s Miaa Nancy Aline Wllliama. M r. O. L ColUns Is spending hla bride-elect of Kenneth llerry, was vacation In New Smyrna Beach. entertained nt u tueakfuit ThursFriends of Mr. J. E. Hunger will day morning given by M ri. W. G. Fleming nt her home on Mag­ be glad to learn that he Is Improv­ ing but la still confined to his nolia Ave. A varicolored theme wai uied home at 917 Geneva Avenue. 1 with spring and aunimer flnwars ae will Friends of Mrs. Flo, decorating the party rooma. a confin* The guests assembled at tha regret to. learn that il Kleiuing home at 8:00 a.m. whan ed to her home due to Ull.ness. Hie breakfast of fru it juice, Friends ui Mrs. Clifford Proctor, cheese load and breakfast pas­ tries was served. Mra, R. A. W ll­ St. w ill be glad to know that she liama, mother nf the bride-elect, returned home from Jacksonville, served coffee from the atlver after surgery In St. Vincent's lloa* service on the dining room table pltal. which was overlaid with a linen Friends of Mr. Phillip K Bach. doth and centered with a floral arrangement of morning glories Sr. w ill regret to learn that he continues 111 at the Orange Mem* and honey stickle. Also assisting Mrs. Pluming In orlal Hospital in Orlando. serving were Mr*. Raymond V. H. Grantham of Derator, lla. Lundquist, Mrs. T. It. Moye and Is spending a few weeks with Ills Miss Peggy Jane Lundquist. A fter the breakfast had been grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. V. served, Hutch I.undi|ulst, playing II. Grantham, 618 West P in t Hie purl o f n paper boy, sold an Street. Ext i n Bride's Edition of u mock Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Johnson and newspaper to the guests. The paper was cleverly compiled by children, Dot, Grady, and Clar­ Mrs. Fleming amt consisted of ence, are visiting friends and re­ latives for about two weak* In ihvines w ritten to the bride. The hostess presented to the the southern states. honor guest as u momento of Mra. James A. Craiips and two the occasion, some of the break­ fast china In her chosen patern. children, Ann and Billy, left yes­ Those Invited to be with Miaa terday tu ipsnd the summer at Williams were her mother, Mra. their home In New Smyrna Beach. It. A. Williams, her grandmother, M i. Crapps w ill join them nvri Mrs. Nancy Dobbins. Mrs. Silen­ the wrrkend. cer Harden, Mra, Harold Chap* Mr. and Mr*. L. Hurke Steel* men, Mr*. Wight K irtly , Mrs. Bill Bromley, Jr., Mrs. Stanley Rockey, end Mi and Mrs. J. I,. Jackson Mrs. Gerald l.o iiliig , M ri. Voile have returned from Wayneavlllr, Williums, Jr., .Mrs. Donald Jones, N. C. wheie they spent the pail Mrs. Lister (iiithrie, Mrs. Dale three weeks. Scott, Mis. Charles Legrtte, Mrs. Dr. and Mr*. II. E. Sniunk their Dale Huffman, who is visiting here, Mrs. Moy, Mrs. Lumlquisl. . soil. Hmciukie, and little daughter. ami Misses June Chapman, Mar- Judy, of Edenton, N. C., are ex iiatet IHngfelder, Bet I ye Bene peeled to .pend this weekend iv illi Ball, Mnrv Anne Calloway, Shir­ I Mr. mu ! .Mra, V. 11. Grantham, ley Moreland, and Jeggy Jane patents of Mrs. Sinoak. l.umkiulst. Mr. and Mrs. 11. It. Keeling and family have returned from a two | weeks vacation lit Texas and II) DAVID TAYLOR MAKKE Arkansas While In Texas they AP Newefealurea W riter visited with Mrs. Keeling's pat­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Wapple. By the time a youngster ar* lives ut school age, the problem Mr. amt Mrs, Eddie Nelson und of finding how much ha can take children arrived yesterday front in the way or responsibility la Miami to visit with Mr. and Mrs. easier. But it Is none too easy It. G. Hickson at Htelt home „u even then. Celery Avenue. Mr. Nelson w ill re. Joseph K. Folsom ami Jean it. turn to Miami on Monday anil Mrs. Folsom. whose special experience Nelson and the children w ill visit us sociologists, writers and ex­ with her parents for about a weak. perts on pure nt and family educa­ tion well equips them for the task, l.t. Col. Charles Betts w ill leave TOO LA T E TO CLASSIFY »~ give us some highly pertinent July 12 to report to the Seattln, and practical Ideas, ^O S T . atruyed or atolen on lie- t What do we inegu when we Wash, port of embarkation for as­ • land H lwayi tan malir boxer dug, talk ti hoot responsibility, and signment to the Far E**t Com­ answer* name Blare, plume especially about teaching it to mand at Yukahame, Japan. Cul. Betts hat tecs idly purchased u 1106-M-4. Reward, children f They say: new home In the Wynnewuod sec­ . ■•-—~r»*—--- ——— “ Usually we think of It in tion where he lias been visiting two ways. We think of It from with his family for the past PRAIRIE LAKE on ethical standpoint, as a quality month. that helps build good moral character and alao, more practi­ DIVORCE HU IT cally, us n very necessary ability MM ANGELES * — Screen Ac to answer—to oneself and others i tress Olivia de lluvilluud has sued for one's conduct and obliga­ Novelist Marcus Aurelius Goodrich tions. The verv leal with which for a divorce The couple married we tiy to Instill responsibility In In 1846 and separated iasl May 8 Miaa Da llavillnnd, 30. charged our hoys and girls ahows that most of us place a heavy empha­ Goodrich, 51. with cruelty In her sis on its moral value. Yet might complaint. She waived alimony, we not get better results If we attorney fees ami court costs but emphasized the practical side in­ renuested sole custody of their stead—that Is, the need to ac­ child, Benjamin Briggs Goodrich, 2 count for oneselfT" This does not for an instant contradict the Important aim of developing character, according to the Folsoms, who say: “ Rather we should remember that the kinds of character we wunt comes about as a result of practical experiences. For respon­ sibility is not the same thing as BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT good behavior or obedience or co­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Echols an­ olie rail tin. I t Is not any on*' par the birth of a son this ticulsr thing that a child does or nounce week In Ithlca, N V. Mr* icfralns from dulng. When we say past Echols w ill he remembered us the responsibility we lire referring former Mary Wilke* not to the process of behavior but to tha end product." A child gradually finds out that doesn’t do much good to tell a If he accent* and fu lfills certain child that whan he says “I ran’t” Often referred to oa responsibilities, Ufa la much more he actually mean* “I won't." "a n a w ip o p fifflo n 'i leasant end that If he Ignoree Commands, avoiding* and punish­ pi' nawipapar*' tho MONI. ..j»nt, the natural consequence* ment may, in an emergency, he till TOR covara the world are likely to make life much necassary, but they ar* nut the with o network of N*wa i morn unpleasant. This special beat motivations. On the other Buraoui ond corre* kind of learning begins way be­ hand, well-timed suggestions and apondantt. fore school age, Little Mary, for encouragement ran develop spon­ Ordar a ipoclal Intro* example, spills her milk and dis­ taneous, creative impluaaa Into dilatory lubtc Option to* covers that If she mops It up regular habits. doy —J montha for $3, herself while Mother get* the Children of ell ages will ac­ You'll find the MONI* dlshea done, then Mother has cent reaponalhllltlea more readily TOR "m ud" nodlng more time to play with her. But whan they are definite and visible, If she runa o ff to play, Mother To have a certain room In order has all the work to <fn and no by a certain time every day or time left. Children ran understand to keep tha woodpile etackad up this logic uml profit from It. to a certain level give* a young­ How much and what kind of ster a feeling uf pride and responsibility we rati liv e chit­ achievement that may he difficult to tain through a miscellany of tlren depends on . . . .two things—«*• _ parity and motivation, say these acattered and Irregular taaks. _ Chmiie* loans* Mender experts, Capacity Is largely a Also, a eartaln uniformity and fine,Norway it, aettan I}, Mew, WLA. matter of age, Intelligence and routine la family Ilf* not only physical strength. Motivation la promote* responsibility, It alto the amount of Incontlva we have. makes the diversities lateral ting Prom observing and hearing about rather than bewildering. Parents‘ make two common Mia* tbe performance* of other chil­ m K'.* • ■• .t.'iA e V .ii.M i-A .ti dren w# can Judge roughly what take* In guidance toward respon­ sibility, tha expert* lay. Ona Is w* ran expect of our own. If ••• #. • U t u iiV t iiiiim i keep taaka simple enough wa'll (HwVNi have no problem of capacity. Thar real problem la how to make them iggyi*................Y i * i r * ‘ Ut*t*f do what they can do—tka problen of motivation. out fulfilling on's own correspondyg-IO The expert* point out that It In responsibilities. H A fU ltD A Y The Royal Amltassadors w ill hold thair meeting at the First Baptist Church a t 2:00 p.m. MONDAY Campbell Loatlng Pott 53, Am­ erican Legion, w ill hold a free (upper meeting at 7:00 p.in. at the Legion Hut. election of off V re w ill be held. W.M.U. of the Flrat Unpti-t Church w ill have the regular busineaa meeting on Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the church. Circlea of the W.8 .C.S. of thi F in l Methodlat Church w ill meet a t followa; No. 1 w ill meet at the home of Mra. L M. Swain, O il Weal Twentieth Street at 2:00 p.in. No. 2 w ill meet at McKin­ ley Hall at 3:00 p.m. No. 2 w ill leet at the home of Mra. K. W. urner, 010 Park Avenue nt 2:00 p.m. No, 4 w ill meet at the home of Mra, S. O. Hhinhotaer, MOH Oak Avenue at 3:00 p.m. No. 5 w ill meet at the home of Mra. It. U. Hutchlaon In Cameron City nt 3:00 p ni. No. <1 w ill meet tit the home of M ri. Cheater Daniels on Lake Maikhnm nt 3:U0 p.m. The Sunday School Worker** Council of the P in t Baptist Church w ill meet in the Memorial Educational Building at 8:04) p.m. The W.M.8. of Central ItnpflTt Church w ill meet w ith M ri. C. J. Wilkinson at 1618 Weal P in t Street at 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY Circlea of the W.S.C.S. of the Flrat Methodlat Cliuich w ill meet ae followa: No. 7 w ill maet at the home of Mra. O. II. Anderson, 2013 Waahlngton Avenue at 8:00 p.in. T han w ill be a ntuikei basket Mile In connection with I lie meet Wig. No. 8 w ill incut at the home of M ri. Max Pumtom, '.mn M yiiie Avenue at 8:00 p.m. No. 0 will meet at the home of Mr*. Then fate, 120 West Eighteenth Hlleet at 6:00 p.m. The Prayer Meeting Service ni the P in t ita p tlit Church w ill he held In the Memorial Educational Building at H:0n p.m. Mr. E. B. Carter w ill he the apeuker. Tha Midweek Prayer Seivlce of antral Baptist Church w ill meet at 8:00 p.m. Our Huuheitm gioup w ill alao meet ut thia hour. The Sviiiim.il* High Schuul Hand w ill hold rummer practice in the achool band hall ut 7:20 p.m. All alumni and Intcreatad penuna are cordially Invited to be preaent. fir. f Childhood Hints f j^ s a n w a Bilker Home Scene Mr*. F. E. Itoiim illut enteitained recently with a series of bridnl patties at her home on Palmetto Avenue. Burning tapers and hi­ biscus blossoms were used to dec­ orale tho party rooms. On Monday evening Mr. uml Mr*. Robert W. Anthony were hunoted by Mr*. Itoumilhit. Mr*. Anthony is the former Dorothy Von llerhuif* and her marriage to Mr. Anthony of the Sanford Naval A ir Station was an event of the early spring. Miss Jane Chapman and Ml** Nancy Williums were honor guests at a 4:00 o'clock ten on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Will* lams’ marring* to Kenneth Deny of Phliadelpln, J*n. w ill take plnco on July 22. Mias t'liapmun is the fiance of Robert Gut of ImllnnuIKills, Ind., formerly of Sanford. Un Thursday evening Mis* Betty Cnglo nnd hei fiance, Den Flnmni, slimed honors with Miss Mildred Williums uml Robert Landreth. Mis* Cagle's nnirringe to Mr. Flnmni w ill tuke plaee oil July 17, uiul Miss Williums linn eli<>sen August as her wedding mouth. Mr. l.atulreth nnd Mr. Flumm have been statlulled with the Navy lit the Hanford Naval A ir Station. Guests included lelnllve* mid close friends uf the holioiees. The home t.f Mr*. W 1L tinker un Lake Mury was the iiieitintT place of ll.e Business uml Plufes4itinst! Whi' hhi' s <*h|h i :* v . . '#■. day (’veninw \ vn veil’d »|i*h which vvim n*ivid nut nf i h u t UH- »*f| j HOLLY VVOOl/ 1 By JAMES IIACON (For vacationing Bub rtiomasl v i 1 !■ Carrlad On Kvtry Garment Wa Dry Ckan Aa Long Aa It U lo y e tl B y ( h r (IH -m liiHR if h ’l \\ U O , M i d i ’s ( I K I L L New Owners Mr. mol Mrs. Th.im.is l.nnitey \Vif» 1.h•Ik\ e1 1111iine S111 7 M IN I M i ' l l O R D K Il j i t . (ill 1'urner F ir*i mid 'anfmd h it'll ii ftlm rt fiim in i'* * h Hi>4 held w ith M rs. K r ia i DM re, \ in * |*ri"d* ih -nt, p ri'rth llflK I'inriM W e ir im u lr f ■sp alluM lct lii Hint citiiMMtn i*4ii t \ , w h ic h w ill lit* held nt tile V iH 'ht 4 litis (ill -Inly i!f» u l v i m pm. Mr* It M H a il U chan m m t o f th o im a n y c m«*nt* It w i» i h tih n iitic e d M i.it th o next m e c tm p w ill h r In hi \ u c it nt th e hom e M m . it I I i ni 'n il, L'oT-t Hoi it 11 I ' l t l m o t I m \ v c U i o I hi f o l l o w ni* iiin n ln 'i «i « ' K H 0. in Mi IN S I H A M I. \T A S A \ INC M.- i ’ i. < ail tec. F O Il Y D I It It y Tine, Ml Mr'W Bull, Mrs H O M E ■ A l'T O M iH iU .K Hug h T ill! ' Mr* >. 1 M1 • V tl HHS 1 NKSS |t „ : Alsu M.s. lid Mi • ■ Dm ..Hu B O y O ^ U lflL L flC E P oll lids m In IV liiupli e ill IN Q IA N O 'S QUCIN I U 7A t I f M II ms| re ts a gmup o f youngsters a l l n I n . i i * is .,I . i b ib i.b u i :;b N il.o o l M ie tia v c le d alone because u f lu i l..*\L ,. '■%> I ■ • ib . ii b . lr r m it n o iiil K u ilio p h o lo ! th e N u t o .i.n I I .H e in , w in- n o m il fje J d r i l.o l) , i i . w i I ' t o i ' t o o i i l i n o il C h i. nr> i ■*i .p i m m i* w i l h Ib e l ol. to I '.*-ir> . 1 1.1 s , i i , . . jy JR tE 11In n! '* Y " ii r I ii 1urn in I I J N. I'nlk* \x r I i tr tu i1 I'lm iif lOt r o M o i i m m ’s ------------------------------------------------------------- ✓ HOLLYWOOD '.tv -The movies are up In one uf Ihclr iilil tricks— rediscovering tin actor who has n> u r n s iiiu iw n always been great The actor Is Eddie Albert uml the uiiiulilig Hung u I h iii I Ills re A I* N i* » M fr iilii(r fi discovery Is that It came about lL»yn u liii > va1|ifi* )»fillf ill competition with the actor who M i" u M (« -d ji|ip ril (>y M in i Is generally regarded ns the n 1111ti CM world's g rratrsl - Hu Laurence I'lr f« i lit'! ' n| 11ki4(tu*| A Ol Olivier fi>>' 111*1 Albert Is the blush, I raveling I Lj»I ju -t u l ' * l Niim-s 11|i |hi* nulfsiiiuii id “ C aln i'' who minis j Wit M'tl if'cl f i l l 1111* i’ hnj, 1 Heroine Jennifer Junes, tin Oscar I f I ■I 111;I. ti (Ml V>mi ft j.' m cfi w lii> winner hcrsell. uml then lines her i » *t# , , l.\ iiiY m liiii' l' i »U‘ to the suave Olivier Good as Olivier uml .bines were, | !*• 1»J»lli-l I* Jitul ‘ 11Ji f | Ill ((|f 51ft 1*1•I 14* muiiy a critic came m l ul (lie j r<* Ititlf >•dllle | ’l Vi-ill •*I•I III II (■'Ii ui h I*nwI**v of * hi* I'm press showing wi in cominenls 11 j \ - kt tl V \ a S*f a? M Mlillisml mI w w'lm ild ill" ii.-1 I hd" Mjinelhing like litis t, •!,1 ' MMii 11 * it lIninim imailr Hi "IIIo t Eddie A lliiil sure Is a ( IIi ** t.. IHillil • f lllr .1 ureal actor Where's he been lute 1ll » t * nf U“ 1 |*41 iy * " lid Ml. Mill. it ii | hiiVH The I t year old A llicil i he looks much younger) wa- a popular n • , JU'.-c ■• * 1.i like a mil 1.0S* Ilk** III movie star b efiiir Hie war lie f , i , nil 4 hid linf uIl I.I thi’lil in I slurtcd nil strong in ‘ 'Brother Hal." the Milne rule lie bail played l.l • iih ■ Mill. k* - iu id « .'*in l on Brouilo ay • it 111T it. Mulmxk 1. 1. Then callic a liltcll w llli the D S. Navy In the Soulli pacific. ami In • ul . and i>uiiii I- iiak'hmv Hollywood soon forgo! Ills post­ f n fun m u h im lilii ity , (it t iiu «r war career never quite Mil the big h i I - u «1mh n M in t i i i i l l y ifo Ifi time f« ' llillt t v (if HMlIIM'IIM'lit 1 Ihoughl I'd (Iml mil Irom Ed­ l!« i t Im |i|> v iiln in t h i* " M i die why Hollywood, conslunlly I 'm tn r ilM l i l l c . i f f i l l (in **1In*f searching fur new face*. Just us f-i iimi.h ( In in In * (mvi ( lin t -in d li' constantly overlooks lls own prov­ Ji ••M1f(r 1114*11 HI* 111|| t II1*" 11(1 Wllli Ilf en performer* f I - i m i I i «i f i n n lic il * he l.l cm I picked I he wrung day. il lot m il ti..11- (h u ll t o il k ill I *ii i i 1 Mini n n iv * ti nut I looked up Eddie at a local l) t v I'||III fMl "i kill IMI|f IM«111 I ho television slalom where he tin - fill (ini's link ' ft HIM t iilil ni'tlllLl) been a 25 hour a week disc jm-ki" All hill it 1S ' -1 |IH till • * in Im mill lit till* on a daytime program ii I id nt 111 ii |i w lm iM riii'tl ti u in II u n his last day on the show run n ft1 f Im ri Hm * m | ♦h« in o il In II before a summer layoff IL- u. ' n il nt hnlir* ■ Inn I'd nut nn leaving tor Home the next da f . I h -.M i -I Inf • if IM -V Willie Wyler the director u l - lngr •. Si»\ •• iml ni n i ii / f lu ' • mulie "Carrie ' had lost dgm.i nn|iei 1’hiu |i Albert to make "Homan llolnl.it ••It* i i d l * h i ‘ - t l \ ll i i f t i f w V*»*i with Gregory Peck uml Audit) llt-phiiro A studio source ciilivld 1i l<«* ft(i * • n l h ' . ' i tin* , h ilt w In n ered Ibis Ini ol news signillcuni i| (Mtim h» dn-'Miny n|» Im u Wyler. It seems, seldom uses Ho (•tin i i " * n f 1hern ' fin u H l ^ tti n e f h e ll * lifer 4 \ l t i »11 ' i f i n|h i»e same actor In two consecutive pn tores m i y - w i l l ( t r o v e iIn*v f i i " " wluiK Millway In Albert’s TV stint, an ' o > ■' 4■V*‘ ♦I *f (h e y I 1' 'I lllW M V" old movie Is shown This gi\<-- 11(|V*' I In' I luMleil him un hour's hreok long emmeh t ee«l|||ll|ellil u w h ile I hail hoped, to learn wnul I want In r lii,* w car j i f (•*i il Ill'll* 1 fn cd lo know he im ti • i w i l h a hid* k . p la id lie dashed fi’-i'ii lire TV «e! »* i r a ru n ! i H l l l l l i r l hu ltd M il t e llin g grahhud me by I'e a- i m l hr d w u rn eve, ’ id *»id! •M'h »’ f -4 ti ru cd for Hie parking Im hu h ••• h h ii'h 1mi i .I • d lli Mu "Clime along to my lawyer's ol d r* a vi liih - h iirjd k u i h i i 'f fire with me I have to sign mv Ymmy metl welcniiie fninml will " cur I nrId V* he Kit v*. hrcfiiiHi* 1hey As we drove along, he mii|ip<’ii -t hmner mr»* Nitil*Il««i wilh Iff about i l l Hie n I tape I i-lde'd b * * Keen I he hi n il n \ 11 r *’ 11•1#I a Kuriqiean I rip H i ' ’ h i l l Is n o t ii«rin 1 1 *'«l« u m l "How dll I In- people who I .10 * nrdinnr v t vi»*‘ while m1»ict with afford a lawyer make a tup • f|IV*(inw(i° enllrit enn Im* wmn Europe T" Ills lawyer gave Inm a copy ol the wlij ■i»o n r> Imill viinm iii t le.mer Me " it's so legal, I can’t umlrrstuml is nn il " He signed II willoml reading “ (losli Midi hniir uenl fust," rv II irked Kililin, *h.ikniy IhincU lie gruhln’d my arm again and ' I Inpi' you fniiml mil wluil ynu soon we were riding ulmig in the m in d t«» kiinw." car "E ddie," I begun, "Now Ihut " He Inlcrriipleil w llli: Wait n ndn ute. I have In slop here uml pick up my watch. I already have H.tKMi In a wall'll dial only cosl 140" Twn more Hops ami we were back Ml the TV slalion "Ltd's sit here." Eddie polidnl lo a before und after sofa, half of It beaten and worn, the other looking brand new. "One nf my sponsors Is a re Upholstering firm ," hu explained "E ddie," I began again, "now lhal Hollywood has rediscovered • Slurring you. . ." i.alesi News Two stagehands picked up Hie sofa, Another assist uni handed Ed TKKN TALK 65 c SHOPPER’S SPECIAL 65 c I)i>k Hites Cop In Tiwiih Traffic Jam S P E C IA L S < IIP K I N t III»U M EIN W ild i:It i HR FOIU WORTH, Tex. c Everyone's nerves g rif rated In a traific lain—evrn a dog's. Cilv Pollrrmati E. H . Fnrlslri was ill raking ui> a IruHIc snail *evrral limes hr w ltlsllril and urged a woman luolorisl lo drive oil. Finally, ns she drove past him Iter fits terrier liim ird limn a window and nlpprd Furlstrr's vlliilllilrr. Tile oI Be t*i t tiuimauderied a <ui und stiqiped the womuii uller .t I him h tli use Fits! list* worn nil look Ihr ofllrei lo her hushuiiil't plan' ol litislni'ss. wheie Forlslel was paid fin his lino shill, then • he look him to u hospital lot treatment ul a shoulder gusli Hoi Hie ludt driver was then till about Ihr ru tile situation sin- said she was glad the dor had heeii varrlnulrd against rallies i.R II L E D FR A N K Ft III Fill:P IE S I i 'H i N A P P I E m ot Ml I I I I I l i l t Y F c i i i i i l h i l 4 A iiil( i'M )ii « U ..III'E N AGKN t V Mnrlha Kiiilev Salim C L O S IN G J U L Y r» rm t v \ r v n o N Kc-o|)cii J u ly l! 1 W illi a f.iilo n l (n rh rl F lil- iil l i n t h i i is liiifn n i'i-il iu»t he w i b , In* -9ii\ . n lilK ililV him *k -dhnc' .(»• I it h t it f ii^ h tn tm h tf* , M n ii u pm npH m i* mi ti j w in n w i t h t ii 11m n m i i iiie IIEADBOAKI) ! Ilf. 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H M \ \Ml III I \ INI i ItliS mi I I nl111. m14} In' * 11«*■ iihIt y t i I m id i'**v Sl>••V»fl|P t 1. 1 Mil ii ml rt line i 1)1- 44V •'t 114'f d i . ne ve t \ m 1 I’ »• In n V i >t « • |n | f i * ! eit i ....... tu .fu n. i11 vv t .1 Ith .m l I I l l 'l l »|. n Mo V i l l ' U ul j ' ti\v II i h e in p '•te p |H 'd nt he tj|V " \ 11(*t Ik*' 9 leliwim ft* llle'H (In "(jin h r leni’ Oi rlte'sM t heidlMe " if ii uhl lui« |irc 1l\ iinhle,( nml fee! s||4‘ nIkmiM «ll*»\k Mu m" lh like's liMldelive evelilhu *hne* (nn and dnc^n'l wee why II pii’l pni-A to a Ini nf Imthei ’s4'! 4,i*lllitf ji Invely (.Mil «'f eveniiikf flhm'w uml (hen liiden I hem with n Umu NLil t I |N I h i l m e l h i \ %( lin e S d i i f n i i l , r i m i i I ji I'lim n* | j ( i ( KLKKKATK TIIK ITTI WITH I S!! * In n I - - , w h o i* t - c t l i o r a " f t c e l l I t ' . l mill it tr>IMl s iiv lo g * t ’liln . ns a r o f w in n in g th e ' I i For I n a l" c o iile s l, s in < lie p K 'te r s lo n g lo u t H i t iio p o o d le e o l h o t " i t d e ­ pe nds o il H im g i l l Som e g i l l s lo o k to - t t l - r i v i t l i s ii. n l lo d i MHiotlgil lie is clH-lflMit 1-A fin in till it r y Iritaiing. k'loiiles es I,,., Is III gel It , lim in’ lo 11*i some Hollywood wink at lefts, on vnenlino. .vlille lie is iilleiidlng eol lego lie oiamiges In simeexe In some moib’liuu lobs, wh u b help kino liiio III sioii 11 rlim igr Why? So lo* con dress op mote often mid take Hie girls .laming, of course. TIH.AV t M B TFW r - jf. KANGAROO"with Maureen, OHar i SA I I Itlt.V \ UNI A ! • “A Iricia n 'r r e H N iir e ” » nli J iiliin iy S lic llie lti I I I II 111 lc l.iic /. / i r .-r-y l)(M I t l. K I I. \ 11 Id : A I. S o “ K lin m * O l S a c r c .im c iilo ” » Mil \ \ i l li : i nt i l l i . i t I Coibsttuicc H n iiic LAST TIMES TONIGHT ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI” SMOWINUSUNDAY & MONDAY ! (J.m i & o , W KDD 1NG • ANNIVERSARY • C l IH I S T M AB • MOrilKRH DAY A l e i f i Nir# To Giro THE ESSEX STUDIO ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAFUCR 1M NORTH PARK IIHHHH PHONE-IT# , - Spsvtsvulsi Color tijr l IlL IIN 11, U l.O k * ^ (V, ,1 tm i< & T in rnfg/ifg More/ o f lor*, lauifhlor, aJr*nlur*, avail with • ..rtoPUM ot -qui tmv...«HLP w m RAFAEL HABATINl’S “GHOST CHASERS” m/gAf/er on lh * *< > **» ! Hunt! Hall DAYS TO KKMEtllUKH • BIRTHDAY r ca ri ocaramt__ ,, Cturk Gable and (.'ellnon SATIIROA Y - DOUBLE FEAT. IRE g w 'a a K J s.r ir r a tfa FIRE and THEFT INSURANCE PROTECTION THE HANFORD H E R sl/.. Frl. July t. 1912 Pax* 5 Mrs. Roumillnt Clives Series Of Parties "Nynke and the Tlgennen” Also — Gowl Cartoon — Plus Chapter 1 — New Serial SUNDAY—MONDAY a x -.m in in ' u a i i m (D 1 u m ih im io I — Also — N ew s aivo •f^iaacBd ' ,SS%Sfi»s 1 . . _ And Cartoon JANKT Ti MIL L eigh rERRER with H enrvW iixoxon N ina F och-L ewis Stone R ichard A ndersonJ TTTTTS---------------- — ADDED — PARAM OUNT NEW S OF THE DAY m f ir f . d -l:,' NnihltBr �Blues Win Fourth Straight On One Hit A n d One Run F rl. July I, 1963 Seminolc3 Play Is Page • Here Tonight With | Rivero On Mound; i COLF'3 MCW GREAT 1 Tilt Out Of 4th By HUNT (TIKTI.A IN The fabulous victory machine of the Seminole llluei i* on it way again. I.nM night l.nule Rentn. hurled tevi'li bll ball and rrncked out the only llln r bit nff Kd tla i oue but II pniveil enuu(!h to nin the fourth plnee llnytonii Beach filanderi, Ml. It w ii * t h i ' fourth ronieeutlve victory for the up nnd ruin­ ing Seminole* in their * p r i n g| hoard onnhnigbl from lost plnri that ha* Keen them forge their wny into nixth place only one full game out of Louie Benin the fir -t division. Tnulglit Jorge Rivero w ill In IntniKleil with thn hurling o«algnment nnd hi* nf/erltig* will apenihend Sanford’s hid for their fifth Mi night victory. For onre Ihe ifllir* were the lucky rln li n* lliry (lined mil Ihe Inlander* ls*t night on hill n nlngle lia*r blow. Il all *larled lo the firth frame when Itriilii* tingled with two nut. (ieorge Krnla ttnlkcd and Hatllorii wn* Mite on an error by Hkeeter lla llrr In till Ihe ha«ra. Iliinly llhialr* drew ii pan* from (Jaa<|iir and fnrted In Itrnta* with what proved to lie Ihe winning and only run of the gnmr. Chico (Joninle* turned In n aterling lioulde play to end thi1 game when he caught nine Ii hitter Dick WVngci'n linci n n d threw tn Drill In nail the runner nl flint. T lii' v I e 11. r y wim Itcntn*' - it nnd w l l h in Unity Rhode* ninny ib fe il i fm the neasoii and nlm mnrked the rlxth win of Ihe aecnnd half for the Him * In I I game*. The Him-* will fine Cocoa here tomorrow night and will travel to Priivont Park Tor n Sunday ganie w llh lln> Tilbe. Hanford A ll II It \ Kenl*, If 2 0 3 0 Hmitom, ** 0 •i 3 2 Itlmdi**, c 2 0 5 1 Parlsr, |'i 2 0 0 0 (Irani, r f 2 It 4 0 C A lenn, 3b S4l 0 1 •j fimirale*, Bb 4 0 3 ii lllvlero, rf n 4 0 I Rantas, p 4 1 2 i T ria l* 20 1 27 5 Daytona llrarh A ll II O A Bnllt-r, a* 3 0 1 1 Biickec, 2b 3 II l 4 Cook, cf 3 ii Deary, 3b 1 0 4 5 Trsnnw, If 1 g -r o PollHrd, Hi it 0 fl 0 Irby, r f ....... 4 a a 0 Henili|Ue«, e 4 ii n ii KllHI||ll-, p 3 l 11 ■J Total* .111 7 27 II Hanford UUU 1110 iiiio--1 Daytunn 000 OOO 000 0 It Itenlns, K Knnlorn, Rhodes, Bailer. K ill—Ithodes, KO-by— Itm-h rr, (Inwpie. I)P (Jrnry, Hoc her and Pollnrd; iti-iiim in Purlsc; Gansu le* (o I'nrise. L e ft—Hanford 1, Daytona H. IIH -off-Keniii.s ft, (laaipie II. HIJ-by-Hentns I. (in*, uua H. \VP—linsipie. If— Leila nod Buck. A —701. T—3:10. Chadwick Is Weil Passed Half-way In Catalina Swim AVALON, Cnlullnn Iilnnd, Calif, If-S w lm m ln g like on aulumalon Ihrmigh ealm sens, Flnrrticn Chad wick was well paid the hnlfwny mark early today In her ntlompt In be (be (Irsl woman lo swim from I'nlnllna l»laml lo the South­ ern California mainland She swain aleadlly wllhoul a hitch In Ihe plow of iHuvitlnti Hfhla from mi accompanying barge, film was hitting 37 emu pie le atrokea n mlmile wllh her Powerful arms. There whs sutno fug over Ihe channel hut not enough to Inlarfere wllh the operation. Fred Bella, an AAU official In a nearby boat, predicted that she h id a good chance at the rate she was gulng tn bent the Catalina Channel record of *16 hours, to minutes for Ihe 31-mile course set b jr Gtnrge Young, 36 years ago. T IIK HANFORD IIK R A L I) By Aton Mover J1/1/U5 Won I m I Pel. Florida Stale league .700 3 IU Pallium 0 .714 lie Land 4 s 571 8 Orlando 7 7 500 Diiylona Bench 7 7 500 JuxviHr Beach n 429 n Hanford 33.1 la-eslmrg 6 4 2 11 154 r'oroa Sanfoid I Daytona Beach 0 DeLand n Orlando 0 Jurkfumvllle Bearh 3 Cocoa 3 Pnhttkn ill la-esburg postponed ruin Daytona Beach at Sanford Lee*burg ut Palatka Orlando at Deland Cocoa al Jacksonville Beach American league New York 904 ,YVi Chlragn :,t!i Cleveland Washington SM Bosion .636 PMi Philadelphia Kt. Noil* Del roll New York 114 Waxhlngtim I I I'hiengn C, 12 SI Ignii* 3 3 Philadelphia I Bnalnn 3 Cleveland at Detroit poilponed rain New York at Washing Inn (2) St tanil* al Chicago (3) ('leveland l.T Detroit (2) Boiliui al Philadelphia (2) BOROS, WHOZS O. £3 O P e A / mv H/M\a .3 3 4 &ATTQ/VQ AVERAGE | r O R COIR5 Mo, C lA $ E > tC -\r WA5 c x v iy p / 0 i # r p 77?/- P / r tiW E D Q rs M P T lE P F O P . 4 / s rf?E\Aou<*Ly / w c/iPtP .vr i Ap e e p WQHT „ if au * r he osa o r rue PL'iV playppg EVER'TO UTART THE O i\y 4 ne/ust? hop. ^ ta^ rue A dr <5TPAKCC /Jr Jr . j r asp J r s /s p u p A / % *SEAP op s/.itPUTpSti IV4 a s *m en- Briwklvn 48 r,mi 21 New York 4H 23 m7 Chlcngo 32 40 556 St laud* 547 41 34 Philadelphia 33 37 471 Cincinnati 30 32 411 Itinlon 28 .189 44 Pltt*hiirgh 5fl 233 10 New York I Brooklyn 3 SI Nmi* I Chicago l Pliilndelphin 2 llostlin 0 Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh I Florida International la-ague Brooklyn at New York (2) Philadelphia at Huston (21 F illin g " at St N ull* (2) Pillhburgli nt Cincinnati ( 2> Florida Internalloual league r,.vi Miami 611 .10 Minml llearli 51 (121 VU) Tnmpii 51 Huvaiia 49 5711 SI. Petersburg 43 i!N pin West Palm Bench I t Lakeland 30 .346 Key West 24 .27(1 Key Wo»l 3 Miami 2 LfiKi'Innd 4. Tampa 2. Miami Bench 4 West Palm Beach I SI. Petersburg at Havana pml ined, . . rain . ml lloacli nt West Palm Besrh (2) Tninpn nl Lakeland 4 Key West nl Miami 12) "IS I Pelrrsburg nl Havana Florida Stale league sap ip o v e-ru rr oPerV'i ose C,rA',eres op O‘SOL eg / nu>,it«i<a ty aw# fm I f f r , * i i i i All-Star iialloiiiiK s n r tit First Hair l.rry , llrl. Pnrl*e, Ban, Srcimil lla *r linhrn, Mini. Kundnrn, I ... a. (luuxulea, Sail, Sniitorii, Han. Shiirlntnp Fundnru, Lem. Doy, Drl. .. Brady, l.t-r*. Hantnrn, Sail. Ilnltigh, (.'in-. Da ikiiln ik li, Lee*. Third llaar Alrun, Han. I.iuig, Lera. Drapp, Drl, C alrhrr F. Hmllli, Han, Ford, Drl, Ithnili-s, San. Out Driller* ( idlIn*, l.rr*. Hlinrra, Drl. Kelli*, Sail. II iik Iicn, Coe. Uniat, Sun. Tluunna, Orl, Itlmden, Sun................. Knkew, Hnli, ... ........... F. Smith. Ha........... Pnwlii-k, Lees. Kolker, Coe. Pitcher* Curralra, Han, Hrwrli, Orl. ............ Ilyrd, Han......... .. . . . Zimmerman, Orl. ,. McCullmigli, Lee*, ... Onullak, Orl, . Rivero, Sail. . . . . . . Ortega, Ler«, . Rupp, Coc. ................ Itaaa, Cue. Vnlmns, Orl ........... Itnmhert, Cue. ..... Klarmami, O rl...... Itenlns, San. ........... U, Fraser, (!oc. Torre*, Han. ........... Jmiei, Han. Manager Alenn, Han................... Levy, Orl, ................. Anderson, Lees........... Humbert, Coe. ....... 6fn*t Popular Player Robert*, Del,. . ............ Alcno, San........... ..... Levy, Ort, ....................... Hutmin, |'a|, .......................... Dunne, Deli. ........................... Plrtle, Pal. ................... Klnard, J. II, ..... ................ Tesnow, D. H, ..................... Treadway, D. B. .......... Rhode*, Kan............ ................ Torre*, San. In 1033 RltaworLh rltiniflitlv c«*B«iuiiy ilnfntttfflfi uoftmien singles tennis crown bur jlvnrl Corbet In (1-4, fl-4, 6-4. 1 NORTH l-’lr wl ll.iitR nhrtli, Del,. C lift, J. It Pollard, It It Simileiineyer, Pal. Hrrund I in itItreMHler, Del., M. Smith. Pul. Rut-ker, D. It. Kenner. D. It. Kubertaun, J. It. ShorlHlnp Hmnlrrinryer, Pal, Mnnlranaky, Del,. Mailer, D. It. Mallard, Pnl, Uptnrle, J. It. Kenner, D. II. , 'third lla*e Fade, Del,. Voting, J. II, M. Hint III, Pal. M "illa n iky, Del,. Plrtle, Pal. Fair her 12, lliiiine, Del.. 27 Itiibertaiin, J. II. Pardiie, D. It. O iilflrld tra TreudHay, J. II, Te*niiw, It. II, Klnard, J. II, Plrtle, Pal. Btneseke, Del,. Crick, D. B. Il'dierta, Del,. Kastinblnn. Pal. Ii by, II. II. I'ltchrra Mills, j . It. I'enningliin, Pal. ..... .. (in*<|tie, |). II. Miller, Del,. Hntami, Pal. McCrlranrt, J. II. Dotsnn, Del,. , Angel*, J. II Wenger, D. It. Vlrkery, Cue..Del,, Hubert*, Del,. Ifnimn, Pnl. Klannger Htelnrkr, Pal. Kreta, I). B. . Treadway, J. II. . Brew»ler, Del,. .... Roberta, Del,. ............. G City Net Tourney Opens As Rockett Wins Over Bisbee link Itoiki-tt defeated llulilm lllnhee, Seminole High Saboul diamond star, (1-1 ami fl-lnvft III I In’ opi-uiiiK men'n single match nf Urn (-11y Tannin Tmirnnment London* By AHHDCIATKD PRKHfi Voluala County Kennel Club Ry JOF. ItK IF IIL F It A**orlulrd I'rea* Snorl* Writer You've heard nf Ihr Irnditlnn lhal the Fourth of July lenders are suppimed tn will the rnajnr ST A l'fit's I'lN K 'T> - The All fragile pennant.*. That has lii-en inn- more than Woman International Air Race got VI per ccnl of Ihi- lime Bnl it "B In n uohhly start tiMlny, with Itv (TIAI1LFS WHITING (Ddn't liappi-u Inst year Then till- only four of It original entrants WIMIILKIION. Knulnnd ds — Irnilern were Briwiklyu m Hie Na Inking In the air Bail weather Wimbledon faithful get a llimnl la-ague and the Chicago "n s In-tween them nnd Ihe finish dnubleheaderlennl* of men’s final* nnd While Sox m Ihe American lim- in Canada Saturday. women's semifinals liwlay a* n re­ What biisebiill follower dorsn'l Mr* Claim- Mogelvnng. Nick know that the New York U lniii- hart flying ii Piper Flipper, was sult of Thursday's complete washand Yankee* elnilii-ij in the World fir -I nil in the 1 ,1 9 3 mile race In mil. There also w ill he assorted dou­ Series Inst October? And where Well and. Out M ri Dorothy Itiingelllng. Wol ble* matches—men’s, women's and woro they on July 47 In second dale. N V , Ihe 193(1 winner; and mixed—to get the complex pro­ place. This should be n enmfurting Peggy Lennox. SI Petersburg, vie gram back on the rail* In time thouglil lo the lllan la and White lor hi 1 9 1 9 , completed the field for Iho women's single* nnd all overnight withdrawals Im-lmlrd double* finals Salurdny. Sox Ihls year for both were in Faithful la Ihe word lo dcxrrlbe the runmirup snots us the Fourth Ml** Margnret (hirson, Ottawa, the Wimbledon fans. They spent nf July firework* begun wllh dim who won hist year. hlrheuderi In eight imijor league Plane trouble nnd Inability In gel Ihe entire afternoon yesterday around this huge tennis parks. plane-, lor the races were ifir prln lintiging plant waiting for n break in the The Giants moved In within Iwu clpnl muse* id cancellation!. Home stood for hour! In game* nf their Interborvnigh rivals Mias Him* said *ha expected In woather. (ho open stands, huddling under TtfOnulny, taking ' their ' sixth- ronrtl West Chester, N Y., the umbrella*t f JT-. straight from Brooklyn with a 4.1 first scheduled stop, aland .1 p. in Bolli Hie Denier mid No. 1 Court* Irlumph Don Mueller slurred for A l .lain fool celling fnt-cd Ihe girl* area nnd will be mud today wllh a break Ihe (ii.inis both at hid mid in the lii the Charleston, S. Ihe weather. It'* an all-sfar field. Ho tripled in two run* In the , ;t cold fr uit with squull* and from sixth and scored ii moment Intel shower-, loomed between Philndrt- hill. Jarnshiv Drohny, Bin self exiled oil ii Nlngle hy George Wi Imiii lie phi.i (mil New York also brought in the first rim. Mori -|-(l(, „ rf. allowed to fly Csrcli, m rrlx Australian Frank ler n il off the polrnllnl tying mo „l|ly ,1,,, |„a daylight hour* All Iho •Sedgmun (or the men’s tide Scdg In the eighth with mi iicciirnle v-nuiiu- pl.-ineN have 2 way throw from rtublfield that nipped , ndio v-n -m - Only M in lln .n . Ano'-nrn'nYmi'm'o'inn Maoreen Duke -Snide, I ry.ng to con- .................. witb.mt a co pilot. nolly San^ Dlej?i?^ t 'llif agalnM M'conil mi P nii'lihlttrr (In n e r Shu T|io winner will be delerinlned ......................... tin's simile. Iiv correfled flying time and han­ Tim While Sox thrashed the dle api, There h $ 2 , 0 0 0 In priw Brough, Reverly Hills, CalK., Stime champion at Wimbledon, Brown-. twice. (1 .'I iinil 11! 1 . tn move *#»ln»t Mrs. Pat Todd. La Jolla, nnst llii.ilon nml Cleveland In with money. The event Is sponsored bv the in striking dhlntirn nf the Ynuk’t. SaHgmnn and Drohny bolli are They nu kni up ii (nil same on Ihe Florida Chapter of Ninety Nines, Involvrd In men's double* semidefending rhnniplnn.i who were orgniilintlon of women pilot*. (Inal* and Sedgman alio has to held In n spill by Wardtlngliiii. The play a mixed doubles semifinal Kcnnlnr* won the tirnm il gome, wlln Doris Hart, Coral Cables, Fla. ll -l, niter (he Ynnks'htid tnkrn the HUKTBALL STANDINGS So It w ill he a busy day for Ihe opener, li 0 (M»tt> lilond, 24 year old Australian. Philmlclphin'* Athletics dropped The double ■ harretrd program Ihe Buxton lied Sm Into (Hill plum Wlslrm-Mxler 0 a .067 with u 4 3 triumph over Imti Him N.IW O 4 .non , V4 ■Iso w ill force Mlaa Brough and dremi's youngster* Cleveland-, Hnhsiio'a fi 4 ,644, I rained mil of its scheduled gumc Hunt-Mercury 3 H.200, 4U third. (iamra Monday The SI Nulls Cardinals nod I'h ll ndrlphln Phillies continued Ihtilr Navy vs. Hmil-Msrrury torrid pace in Ihe National. The tVltsmi-Mnler vs. Hobson's Cards, behind the 5 lilt pitching of Joe Prrskn, defeated the Chicago IV. L. Pet. ti Coin, 4 1. (nr Ihnjr 13th win In the 2 0 1.000 last 17 names. The Phils made It F.iilerprls* 0 loon five wins In seven M ulls under Hal-Alloy 0 2 .non 2 new Manager Steve O'Neill us Willie's 1 ) 2 .000 Soillhpaw Curt Sltninmis turned In Itmindllnt'a n 4 hit 3 0 shutout over Ihe Boston Brava*.■ Itiibba Church registered hlx first TltuSvilU Tides triumph of the sensnn, pltehlnu Hie Cincinnati H (d i to a S t victory Friday, July 4 over Pittsburgh. All-Woman Air Race Wimbledon Tennis Is Off To Had Start Tourney To Have Twin Bill Today The Hemlnola Blue* This Week Tonight Daytona at HANFORD National league nt e Mui W, 81. laouis, .333: Atw«U* thicfljjo, ,313; itoblnftofi Brooklyn, Wilhelm. New York, and ■AffilV'' Major League Teams In First Place On 4th Usually Cop Flag 9 Try. Ware Bor. tiH-ky tin**-. Hnnday Hull. Kayo V K l'IIS Il HSI-'B— V I S I S i w it* IMernad 11*11 11*11* l» i'ir !l» * l u r r y Casino, H o u lh ro c k . Its s v rt-irp rlss. I lla t i P ilc h , Kill rioarln. Tonlo hup lt»cl»l»* TMINU h a c k —a/iaiks Kits Nyslsmallc. Krnv- Judy. ' r*PJ D« rlilns. Jntiniiy D n ll* r. Hold Silk*. I’rli-slsi* llufiy. Kltil-W aks. Him Mlssl. . ■ r o i n m m ack —a/inihs v ile V anksn Miss. H tir Mtsps, H a llys ils o s ra t. D e s rrl W a rrio r. I lr s v s Unity, pom* H I, H p is ily Ito ll. W ild Os Is. y i r r i i h a c k —a /u ik s sills H rs rls l, U n lv r n . I.lh liv II im r rinrnty, Hls's llls t- iill, Jnress, I'la ro , Nn Tssan. SIXTH RACK—a/l«lhs Hits lllus Morooksy, nti ire Thn, Utsi-li Fsro. Karat Mas. Ilmiah Itninh, paten. Sly Rsal rinld. . Itmiasr _.. “ -J___ r* KNVHSTH MACK—S, ISrhs Mil* Klirhe. Kd Dsnlnn. W*y lllu s , rlunnsr Kill, Maraoksy Tans. Top Mnros Jsl. Ills PA*s. Osfnrd. ItaInh tr Usd, Bits Flnnnelsr. IIIM liny, ilsrmnmn. Itn nililli'K Iris. \IN T If HACK—fl/iaihs Mils Mow I .ovale, IMpt-v llhyllim . flsfas. I.srhat Htep, P'lvs llpnl, T r r i Slat), Vnuesnao, Ntar nh*dow, TKVTII II.tr■ TKNTIf UAr:K—O/laihs »-(—n/lnths Hits Mile I'ntti-a. Ilspdy Faro. Fast Uresis Illati Yellow. Jack Ari'hsr, Item Ii M'll'l, Kvslvn Mnrls, Itolilna t.ivs K l.llV K .V ril MACK—uvark i n r i r itlss Moro-iksv. Vokun Kink. Illark HIIsits No nm. Ilamlv Mahal, Stir Mon, Flavsll. Muon Kina l)lt. If. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST 119 Magnolia Phono I I I “• «""• '* w flatUng—Rosen, Cleveland, .MS) « " • « * * , Washington, and r«|n , Philadelphia, 32aIf Kell, Boston, •BIB; DIMaggln and Goodman, Bos­ ton, .314. Huns — Mlnoao. Chlragn, 4B| UlMsgglo. Boston, * 7 Avila, Cleve­ land, and Berra, New York, 49; w illa In av«ry r«*m Saturday, July 0 «nd mara acanamlcal Sunday, July • Saturday Corns at HAN KOKH 6londay, July 7 Hunday Hanford at Cocoa WRIl, end BAT. Belly Double let end 2nd Ri c h (tulnlftaa every nee Manny Galen’ Beae • Becend Base • , ; ^ .-.«*»*# t (At • Shortstop f t * * » * - « * * • W ftU fIW Third Bate - k Catcher '■J. — IBs. M, Paint Nnw Pay Laltnr No Dawn Pay meat m .1991 Hearr .Il l; Braklne, Left ru m — Center Ti»NiMin-a K v rn iK s m u s t H *t:« —s/ia ia * !•<•» ( r iv a l l l a l l H a lil """J ’ 1.;.'..... Masliv Darte, Dude, TTri m New*. B r illia n t a Major League . A QUARII7 Of IOVIUNISS por.r-t for the cameraman at the canrluiion ul the "Mis* Universo" rnnleil at Nmg Ilencli, Calif, pit-lured (I. to r.l are: f.lsu Ldsnum, Hawaii; Arml KuuM-la, Finlnml, Ihe winner; llenite Hoy, Oermatiy; and Daisy Mavra hi, (■recce, (faternalional Soundptioto) By F. T. MacFBKLY By The Associated Press Associated Freaa Staff Writer w ell The Miami Beach Flamingos, If the Def.nnd Red Ifnts don’t change their winning ways, one of snapping out of a 3 game h< <lng Ihrae days Ihry could llll ‘ he plagued streak, trimmed the West Palm wllh a chnnl around the Florida Beach Indians, 4 1, Thursday right cut the dtataneo between •' *mState League "Break up Ihe Rod In selves and Brat place in the F nrtH ats!" League to 3tk do International Int league champions In 1961. win­ da ners nf Ihe first half In 1952, the games. Miami's league pacing Sun Sox Red Hats are now fllrtlna with first plare In Ihe second half. They dropped a 3 2 decision tn %sthanded former leader Orlando a place Key West. Lakeland de­ no thumping Thursday night and feated Tampa. 4 2. The SI I’ e'ersmoved within half a game of first burg-llavana game was wa bed place Pnlalk.v. the jailer being out. Jesse Levan wai the hero of rained nut of a scheduled game Miami Beach's win. participating at lavesburg. all the nms. Sanford.edeed Daytona neach, In Levan one home with a 1-0, and Jnrksnnvltle Iteach beat double Indrove the ftr it and scored in Cocoa, .12. In other gamea. Inning himself on a wild Jim Clarlrh pitched a 7 hit ahut- the same lie doubled In the fourth out for DeLand. The Red Hats pitch, gave him onlyo ner un to work on and scored nn a _bunt by Jtajr until Ihe eighth, hut then Just tn Williams. His third hit of the show him hr could have innre If a single In the eighth, produced he needed them they opened up an the fourth run on Whlley Platt x extra hit barrage on Joe Valmaa. double. Chuck Weis* home red for West Jack Cade and Charlie Brewster Palm's only tally in the sixth tripled in Ihe flurry. A long fly by Barney Lul* scored xiu Renta* was prnctlenlly the Lo whole show for Sanford. Ho shut Severlno Mender from third for mil Daytona Beach wllh seven hits, Key West'* winning run over M i­ got Ihe only hit for the Blues off ami. Trailing 2-0 nt the start of Kddie Ganpir _ nnd Ihe lone the eighth, Key West had Red the ... .... .......jau _ scored . score with two runs on singles by run Though Uastpie gave up 'P -just one hit, he walked It and that Nap Reyos and Chuck H a r l ^ a was his downfall. After Benias sacrifice, a wild pitch and a v®lk. Lakeland rallied for three runs singled In the fifth Inning, a walk and an error Riled Ihe bases and in the ton of the ninth tn defeat Oasrpie walked Dusty Rhodes lo Tampa. Trhee hit*, two errors by Tampa Catcher Karl Brucker and force Kenlas in with the run. The Cocoa Indians oiithlt I heir a walk accounted for the scores foe lor lh<- Ihlnl straight lime while losing Floyd Clift'a llmely double and single, driving In two runs, helped! be Sen Bird* win though Ihey were nuthll, 11-7. F| Vinea suetill mtrrn man'ii nm Runs hatted In — finuer, Chlcn by dafaat- go, (Bj Thomson. New York, M ; the final, Hodges, Brooklyn, 63; Csmpanrlla. Bnjohlyn, 63: Snider, Brooklyn, 41. Hits — Muslnl, Si. Loubi, u ; BALLOT FOR FHL N()HTH HOCTH ALL-STAR TKAMH Adams, Cincinnati, m d Leek man, Poaltlon Plrtl Red Hats On Move Miami Beach Ends Again; Within HI Losing Streak To Game Of 1st Spot Get Back In Rrfte Field iV E B Y Rl|h4 PleU • p ij'h r t _ a MAT1NE1 Charity Feature CaH Tha Laaibav N a n tfb rW SANFORD vs. D. 11 [fU te n D m t«as P«»k W ORBOW BBMRBSC3 HIU Lumber & Supply Yard, Inc. • �s I i ■■1 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING —TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES 1 H. JA M E S GUT AGENCY ft n G e n e r a fl! 2 l l i i f i i j FAST CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD F IR S T U IIO N K T R L K I’ IIO N K S ISO nm l 1071 Hoorn 101 Sunford A lliin lic Nntlnnio Hank lliilldlng r a n e T im n m m i r i t i i n . i i i m i . d . i in * i n in e c i . > n tA i. n n .i\h J A M K S ll. ( ! l ! T A ,VMH\ - . vi!> it ni itrouc cPNTimirs R I O H T .J P - . 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( minty In tli« roinliiK months. in un nll-ou, effort to bring tbu beat In p lrtuie* to proplo of Arnern M .ti.M . of Hollywood In tiiiiilutc out nil astonishing iiiu n lu r of real nnivb g n a t*. 1.railing the star-studded I'uiinli' of miiiip Ii lilt in ti'itiiln iiii'iil in ".Seurumouche" dr it lord to lie one of the ycui's biggest. At top lig h t uru J-nol Leigh mid Nti'wiirt (Ii anger wlm w ill shun- atarrlnK honora with lo w ly Kleanoi Parker; nt loft In pictured Ito h i i t Tuyloi and Jonn Kontalnu In tin* Technicolor marvel, "Ivunhoe", u Sir Walter Scott classic) "L o w ly to l ook A t", rente,, In otu of those atar-utiiililed, gorgeously spectacular Technicolor muiicala replete with fun anil fin llc hum'll on the .luge hit “ Holiarta" with Jerome Kern'n ntualc. MOVIES ARE BETTER THAN EVER - SEEING , 0!> Film Classic Is Scaramouche Brings Thrilling "Z, Duelling Scenes T . The S c ™ . MadeFromWaltcr Scott’s Ivanhoo Stars !>,?;su?i M U M . nn nlwayn. ha, many , ' . ‘ " ‘ d ,“ ...... olio , H im to nerve .... to the f" r" 11 "V,tl'iM P P ' .Vieuolnt pill,lie In the com « * " 1. I* »" ii month.,. Theae are all ,lln- '?...... " ,Uolih.,1 hy top-flight nlurn, { minty in the coming month.. t.l.v annus and often hv ln " " ■••*"»»* rM w * •« lh * „ " nl ’ ’n *"* h> heat In flic k , to the people of * ' , . America, M-fl-M of IlnllywoiHl I. Ihirettn Morrow, who only re- turnlnic out an a.tonlahlng mintnilv w„n h'Jle.1 on Mroadway b#r llf r#ll| n,ovle greaU. i her splendid performance In Leading the iinr--»tuddi'd par»h,.nn.er. eln mu.lcal „ f Mim, h.h ll entertainment, he Klntr on; 1 . In which ahe , ••Benrsnmuch,-''. Itafal Halm■rrrtl with t.e,ti.ide Lawrence. lh r ,|,ll)(r of , WBih. !,rouf n i° 1 lw l#Jri<,n liurklinir Mtlvrnlun* In the tuniiiiM-tl-M I” * hjlarloua and tune- j, |0|,g nn,| hlood.oakeil year, o f comedy, "lleratt.e You re |||(, |i>r(nch |{Mvulutlon. In''- Stewart (Irnnger and Kleanor Parker play the lead roles In M-U-M'n swashbuckling technicolor feature, "Scaiumoucho." A tain of passim, adventure, and gallantry In a nation In revolution, thlu film Is an ailmliohle vuhide for llie lr distinguished lalcnta. . .... "II* wn* ,H,r" w,lh ■ K'fl M l*. Morrow vhurei tha bill it). Mario Luma, the bulky .King Idol of the "Ureal irin o ". Lan.n admirably .nits o part of u trifle bygone opera ii r drafted Into the U. H. Army. id Miss Mm row file delightfully uU ns. ;; * r s w a r- * ries In laughter ami a sense that th# world was made," said Hahatlnl '■/ h i. hero a. he unfobM mie of ‘ he most Intriguing and glamur«-»• daredevil action, of pomp. <»f cblvnlroua »,mi Intent ever penned. .ntht . Turner t f S U . ln 'Jr 'P Meluhin awonlnman, Jean Here*">»•' nil (tlyinplc rhampluli In hln field. Klnannr Parker’e rad hair anil mntrhiriK personality netn tha movie oflanie aa nho [days the fiery part of a French actraaa partial to romance, footlights, ami the pursuit of Scaramouche. wori.i wor" l , _ __ „ H o lly ij ia Q * * It S i •U,ny * A . " l*» P ' * " J® ■»*»" « „Vovl«* S i S W - f S t p - 'jiL ig t 6 • e llir r T o m h ta . to to g t o lo d t o . the Merry Widow to ■ I ■ n|| |h*> glamour, romance ? **!•]?*. and horror of an age In which h**f°rRol the w h o le s tr u r lo r e o f th e hik' I b I of th e fa m ily , o f th e C h o ii'h . o r th e modes and m anr.ers o f g e n tle fo lk , cam e r r ii. h - order, ; " Il' * h»* 'vm ll ‘on 1 Hl'» ,<s'' sen ...r bWW* “ >• action-packed apt ritual** /» . W?U U Inspiring tple, "Quo Vadla*. celehratad j^oW ti l0 ^ Sanford'* turn. In tha near future thla really fine motion picture will ba seen In Sanford movie houaee. _ ............. SUrrlng Dfkorah ti * i T and Laid In mvtMeal Moravia, thla Robert Taylor al th# Iwad of a ,.ure fire hit portrays the lm- c»st of thousands, tha film renoverlihed gaiety and fragile cords In graphlo detail the horrore beauty of Old Europe before and tiiumphe of the early days Which background the lovely and of tho Christian Church, wealthy young widow, Crystal Ifore than • hundred aete comKadck (M lu Turner) Is puretmd blue In a production effort which by Count Danllo (Lamai), a haa seldom been equal to giro cynical. and avartclpua fortune the movie-going public an autheahunter, wh#. eventuaily decide* to tie gertraya) of the giorioua and hunt Crystal Ii I Haight of lu I "StUtoX LL.__ r |a giwli movlo unfoide In tho struggle i agahMt the UUk M-O-M has combined the fin ­ ished tvlcnts of veteran I'inemneto ri Holierl Taylor, KlisalM'lh Taylor, Joan Fontaine and tieorge Handers with tha superh direction of Itirhard Thorpe to turn out another magnificent acieen por­ trayal of Sir Walter Hodt's iliatlngul.hed novel, "Ivonlioe." The rich and lumulliious medi­ eval background of the action la n.plotted to tha fu ll In majeatlc technicolor hy director Thorpe, "Ivanhoa" te ll, a tale of war, lontanca and adventure which haa seldom been equalled. The fluwar of Norman and Salon knighthood, at each uthera throata In a monumental struggle for dominion in the “ sceptered isle" of Ureal llrltain, display all the gallantry and brutality of Kngllsh chivalry. King Richard the Lion-Hearted, hack front an adventurous and perilous crusade of the Holy Land, strides on to the atago with all tha pomp and majesty or ancient mon­ archy. Mario Lama, I'aula Corilay and Jatnea Whitmore .ta r In Metro’a tuneful mu.lcal comnly. "Ilecau.e You're Mine." The .te r of the cinema-operatic cla.etc "Tho Urnat Caru.o" I. perfect In the role of a retired and dra fud opera .ta r ami M l*. Whltmora'a charming par■onality and Ingratiating good looks contribute* strikingly to ae superbly auccee.ful motion picture. • ‘ �IV YOU DON'T lacaira jo u r 3*af«rd H trukl, C ltj Dallmry, by 7 :M P. >L, pleat* call YELLOW C Ati 1444 5 T h 0 I * .VOLUME XXXXIII Solons Strive For Breach In • Bill Log Jam AN Enlabltohcd 11108 S A N F O IU ). Kiuanis Makes (sift I N O K l ’ K N U E L N X J j-* — F L O R ID A MONDAY To Hospital Two Money Measure?! Delay Adjournment With Only Few Of Members On Hand a ” A w 'V m t V I'WS IM NM KW I M PPIM K I )I .ILLY I n • • I I 1 'lt .r l , .( .e r il *■I» H piftdf I Islt-V r I 1 (Hie * t. iO»'0 • ------ 7. 15172 A s s m 'iiili'tl I'ri'HH l.iv is i-tl W in * 228 G.O.P. Party Chairman Calls For United Front For Party; Foreign Policy Plank Ready Seiuitot* M iilikin • t I ’rc U.xS. Liner Wins In Mishaps Over Klue Kilibon For Atlantic Speed July \ Weekend Hy JOHN CHADWICK WASHINGTON - Cunjir.% ilicls I Lit nit nt v I *rti atonal leader*, switching ilu-ir J J I . l I l l T u I'il'AlloptlMl plans, ilru v e behind I lie scenes in break a deadlock over two money C J i i I'u it iip i A lL iiiri bUli and adjourn the bJnd Con f r e t i today. l i t E D W IN II li t th IN S D N With only a lew member* on * Mh A l i i » p I tu* It • I 'iih lii'a n hand, I he lion re and Senate met |>|.|||||* 111 M iltilllilli i 11.til In lull- 11 at 11 a m i RS I * und recessed ItHlIB> d -tthi u l l l ( llllli'l* s li'U ^ h ?t 1111 1 S i c . t m t i I • ,| 1 i t 1 1 . 1 1 O i l 1 1 t in ti 1 \ 1 shortly afterward to |>ernnt back ih .iM r m ild im m .1 li.tr in u n v p la it1 stage maneuvers I'i I 11 m i *1 ( H I IV!. ti l i t l> IW I ’.M 11 1:.i 11 ( O a»i 1 (iiriij'ii I'itliA v .h i 111111: flit I t n borne Democratic leaders were 1m .m d iliiiii ii li a liiH i id J111111>1iii^j in doing business with lit publicans S*-i I •" l.lllci It IVl.ll \ I I . S . i.t I f l \ t • m i ' t 1 Oid ( If!Iit . ijM in t 1 t illlllt ilt ilM lI by telephone calls to Chicago, Si’ll I uy t 'lir l l M llllk III til Coin whir* the GUI* National Conven­ it. t in 1 t .it n iM 1 \ ID I lie 1 ','dM i. i 11 A P it n 1a 1Iti u ln> In*iiil.s tn ith Hu lu ll i riiIII tion was opening un 1 t iu , i m : •, i? 1 n i i i d A! la a I Ol I I m ! 1, 1 , 41, els I lost I lllt lf t * .Hill 111 I V>| t* If! II pthlu V M ill If House and Senate conference I v I I . .1 M ’l \ I ’ llie leek i • 1 kit I | lOUp p i I tllt I f l l lilt* plH(Ki»ul VA||| ’ll Ho h'Rsi h u ll p* Mill m< m|i* 1 lilie l l ll 11i d M .den committee members can agree on 1 I . ? ll >1 l * a p i'H ik til I . v all i m iu I til i l o * (tu (‘fill 111.11 .1 « lu ll a4 ,'! <* I lu i im 14(111 \ 11.m in ' the money bills, both houses will htMk lie | j HUM* tl .no! On Mn tlit? H tp u lltu an h n lli 1 M h u ll a ip 1 e l 11 n il H i m *' be convened later today to try lor l’i •I4(,«I4I ",O .1 I, III III iM. k*U III I III Ih a liii • in l.Miii > nu t pi n d im le v 1 op final passage ol the Mumbling *u'V* 0 0 * 1 ** hall A Ol 11 (Ho 4' M llllL ln llf * lilil 'il ill Ir'Ia- lNt* n ip ■ li lt 411 d h ililK pet’ll 1 ill block legislation. ( illl'lll I S14 p i f silo v IK .1 1 1•, I I n o l lli»> U s e r'll! .I **l ,11f ■11in H til 1 »,I t■ 1 ,,( ' » Im \ iim i 0 .1 lo i tile I li 1 I Hoe But adjournment prospects were ' 111' .m l tin h xl llU i - r r ii applO V t'il llo •) 1 lien 1 I it ill;; « n 1 no! I nil precarious—neither bouse bud a I l»> hulh !.K K N fto h i'l t I .ill ul I I IIl«1 (h e f .11 1 11111{ Hr hi ru n id ih e I ’lm tc hy K ir d m e i , th*' Ita y m o n d K tudi* quorum of members present und I h id e L i l l i .! III t H it I ............. Ii (It 1 ill III I stll ( i | g.*Ill ClM'OllMkt 1 1 i lut'f V 'M il Mi n il'll'It,( III lls ‘ t pi lih' T h * lic v . A * i t M l Ih ills , le ft* t'hiiik lim it <*f t li»* K U vurm 4 "1111»*<i Uviiit rp t iv ih 'K t il l 'i»il«| r u i i n i i l U t > a tingle objection could lorcslall SI I * l I tu * M a n n fi v . 1 nnii llV ril list lit! I t t f l ' 11(4111111.llHHI t h' ' H I Mid f VVi» IM Illlih I I I hands (i> T , K . T u c k e r, pi i s lilc iil o f flu* l-« iu ttltl l.a iig h tn ii M * iim i» .| H u - jn ta l A n n e lid lu ll, ti c h ip k fan any final ueiiuu L .lL i W u i H i tain • I it H lm |i|ls il H i. poll* A (i|t|* |l|l*Ill VtUltld «|t* 1 ’ ,| lt«,ml | I n u t ll • f I I A' it Earlier, cmujrcsslnnul leader* ^ I Hit w ith w hich tv jju r c liu ic II fm u w heeled s tre tc h c i fu r ih e LtoipiU il iH h c r m en d o ’i * n f the c n in n iji 1 Ia n llu* i>liiv lliin lt .ih u ii lilt i l l ’ll III*- vvIn n Hu ,1iilniMt -lu ll' r« a 1, it h ■L* I»V 1 • Hi tl I h I I.11,(1 si hill i h id u ld Ihcy probably would only lw , lift III right, nit1 Dr. H. W Itiiehci, Itny Ainu .J, 1 «■ senf * H d li:iim mini Minfin ;d m« t‘i )i 11i t , clip H u m .ui U 11 Iti 11a111•11 11k• a* ' \ M.i . t M i n k ill. N .l ,-l lit, 11 1 v 1 ' 1. a u Vl <| V m* c lin g Wcplii** , luy mark time Ibis week und iry to p i c spit lit. T hu |Jl'tfTV lit fl D o ll Ini i Ik |itl(*'(? kf li In f i l til (*• ly fm w ii'M t ill Mi l.I m l tv • n f Ihf > i m l Li I pnklt \ ( |.i I n t O l I ih I .u • *1 | • I Hu adjoinn next week if i l t * v. dills I II* 1 1*. 1 1 1 Im I Ola .1 ... s> ,1 k 1 Oh Hi I mp hi " f til 1 1* The two bilb. were A HI 1)11 'MO v I || * (t* . 1 , It v( lu ll III ' 1 t ill* t| * x I litli.l i* .« pi uKt HIM f (Ii* l l h t . i l .if .It I Mi lion dollar omnibus upprupriuinm ........... Ml III I I'.IAA - I hi t »>||( 1 Itvp Ml’ i ' l l | ll A II •lit' I «, ' M I Ms » Ml || ‘ I 1 4 H 'VII measure for atomic energy expan ♦ If . t | .it 4 il mi m a •! «.( tl I a* I i .Hi m 1 u lii- 1 a k K ir m o m * atlih i (im •U f l N 1,10 d av 11*11 * loj.'pi •> slon. foreign aid and m ilitary con • . i|fv 11 * it< iiit udd t i ilir \ 111f* *1 Nu | h. Imp I Mil li d k ni, Hi. itrurtlon; and u ,*.H4 million dollar I,mil Iii* Mltifol It m ill I Miai lit , ■tilt'll I (t.iOlO I (Mil In I appropriation for rivers und bar ( I t * "i’i i a] >|•a 11Hm m "il ’ iBil’ Hi -11ui I If '’ ( „mil 1 1 1 1111 1 / » 1lit* .u ln im u if h tdll’r ,lf,s| In till bon and Hood control projects h n L 1* C, ■| a1{1 ne ,11 (d ill » » a I‘ 1■ 1 1uf k '1 1.Id u tim o -i )Iki|I « > iiiM 1 II t H * .1 |p .in a ml (Min I I f “ We are doing our best." Sen I1iv*- M ai,f o ld j.- i l l * ii- liiin id '1 n ilb ■(m llli* 4 (si s i k 1" Siris lit III ll ll il lOK) IlllN (il lilt u 1 • r 1 i.t* h i ill ml** ‘v illi McFarland (D A m ). the majority I ti.O n ( n o il t o lllx t im - liv e h ii I III I. d | I tfl I dpi him I *d Hu' 111 II .mi Muni • * pin ..In h i il N ill 1 1 r h r n i l l ii id I • eider.t old reporters "We have - 1 lioillat log wrel at i . i i t - ' Mini, 1 d it 11 11<.11 • *Mu Ci 1-13111in 11 (f 1in 1 111 is ih *L h" ,'■* 1 .'.tin top*s. in I'u lln iiu v K i I bi t w en- .le t ’ . | 1,i , I MOd lull I Hill ll hi til I ill ill .1 1 f \ \ 111111I 1 ,10 ' ’ ”«* P r t v i i t l c m H u h 1 l a r r i s .1 ......... . « Hit lo f H 'riliH H 1.. And Sen Olln D Johnston i l l Hitt \\ light, Mtltla l l u . , . , I..ni lit) t i i . t * 11 i t ''i1 hind 1h, -ml kI i ' i >. L iltfi! 1111 \ \ t I 1“ Hu to 4th i — r...................I Hu I'n n r I H. C.) sulil be was willing to com lion. Aon Kabul t. amt Itevet., 1 t' tf Mill'' Ml It'd ll 'ill till * IH A n n o u n c t v i C 'u im n it I n il .11 il Vt 10 L I 1 1 fi t im 1 l sll.it* t promise on one of the bills that »ii ay. m il til Ml ' If (Mil \ II11 aI it i I I III i s I mill I i l l , .n i l 111vv 111 11 ut Ho provided a surprise roadblock to ml 1•f1* Ni \a Null te c A p p o in tm e n ts tin’ espi-ifi'uce, which u.t- ,1, M* d .n h o nl,. It 1 v 1 1 v. In n In 11*1si I congressional plans to ijiiil work \ 111'Ml Hie OM'dCil pd * 11 M l M l lin’d b> M l»u D lltliig ns “veil lis t Saturday. i*v i'i tin in tl .im l Hi n t 1 I'm 1 t il I hi Mini mite va a , M ,i! i;,io l 1 1 m III Kiimii c Morgan o f tbe ililereslini;" amt "strictly loim al , That was on n provision lit the i l l m\vIll'll a* . I h i 'I** im v d h ' d e a i’ti 11 tin 4 liiainl (*m I*mr»- i'laul un billed rlivtlo m t«• vity, ,-oimiI v . Kiist Unpin! I'b iiicb of Oviedo m anure appropriating fund* for I .i| H tfllrlh in I n '• 1 ol Hu ami stale offices, discussion nod flood ronlrof and river* nml liar spoke to Hie Itotnry Club todav 1 1,41 k 111IIV llle Specihv ji , w in l.d tl putsniri- or rejection of hlllt udi(t.iatlaise* i n * i» SUahU IV |o )o ( e il o l.5 ii o . J ' i n i ! t h i ** e iil Iiiirted to tbe Kiri*’ IrglttUlille, n oil Hie “ Ideals of C b r ia tlH n ity and What It Means To" the Her vile monk trial, *mi tour# of the FmiiMai urivlrr* fur I'hillp B A ill 01 11ill 1iI *1Ol Ills. !ml hiO» it HI Krowi'i l'llllis", tn I lie hi s| inn ling ol the Hut'll Ml, jjiMii*»«i loenl I! a l lo \ . iu U l r i l I 'i 1 ■ A llto n g tbt- b ills dlsi'USHrd ny teai to be pieside 1 ovei 11y I ’n i l - w llu *11a'*I l l l . l u v ID m i U llillp f-h Mid V111111 n in \ l i i i i ' I hat Lir piltii I >.l Ii 1 '.i , inn ii I d 11 k Hint >( tin . d o n a te it iid tin - House o l p •- dehl It.,!, M il 11 hull <I v U'li ill all' ills 1 >A* i Hi vM i . In LI I hi III mi 1 1 IIIK fit IM (H * |iie * e n tH llv e s d u iiiiK tin to L . .1! hi<h p e u iii jt* » 1*1 • lib • 1 H ill i is l o l l ” .I ., >’d u\ | ,I .I lit* lit !-• kill I ’n o iT iil I MthS I t it t l l i e tnlii, tvns one o . h i if * I 1.1 l.rli • . t V I* VI, Ii. „f If... 1 ,i v Pi v b lillg tin t I i.il tbe pbortpl,., ’ ■- I Inn b -I W n trlie i o f H* Ilf ol 11, ii f ,I r - | I ■*I x1* (Atill I )(1 II* .1f s i . i Mm,..t tL • ! i' lit| I l.dJol • ui i i i iii miinp 1 oli* 1 in*'nt A i U ' min..... .. llo luie, ,lurt mo,,. jo |,i u n i tunm lter ii f Die flriM il Ivo N |*»A fO l.i.Jkdn v * if I h u ll'l l d li More than 1 0 0 liuine* have been lio u ltl In- t'l.tetetl i.t 11 i, ms-u - i i , . l.i> 1 5 It o la r v C lid i, as tJU- m m ,1 Kt • t'l ■ll‘|1 I '* in* I ' » > 4 f i > ) i1 1 U M 1 s1■• •1 i ll l 'I iM VAIll'll entered III th e a n n u l Jimioi lltti Ii. O il H, ItOH Ml I IlC'l.llM pitivilling lo t popiilin e l.e lio o I OO’I i i I m i o f Ih e M llllfu ld l ln l l ‘n ■ .: **i 1 . t 1. 1 » il 1... » P I I ' • I I l l l l l 44 * d Chamber of Cominetce Deer Nam Im p Miiiisl, N V Mi M u• tilt* slule nodltoi lit prOvt.' id e lll H ill I is a lso IlllllO llllre d i ll. ’d rt .i*i.i m il i im i < ' . ni l f il hm I ml 1 in,. Contest In gun almost tw.. IU-if, in* I N IIKIlinsI the |......Lin Iit y of u ...... •'. t 4V ,.. . ..,f rl1 11 (ltd i a I 'lo s s lituod c lin ic to lie in I I nt iliv ti.i.i * I lo Spuf. i'l ui li h 1! v 1 •‘Mill » P». lo ki d weeks ago, It wus nnniiutlcisl lids r 1 1 is -1 I he |f 1 * 1 a a dtp **l 1 *•-In \ nl. n ed povi’llo 'i. timj a Ind iinpoui ,- E p ls c o p iil P a lis h House Moil .1 ,v, 4 r f , 1 10 11 m i ,4 , Im if o • t l(M ». », fi li 111 III 1 III I morning hv Mra. Harold lling. I it pi till Ilia" VV» I Sol* \ I.***>• f* »' j ntricter tltlvnie lev|*, locludo.f .lid v 17. M .III, I I I i ! ild il M .0 ho liu c iho Ut 1 ' |*l * A Jaycee executive secretary. \ * ,11 - ilyfik \ait* »» p tu aa t \ pr (»( leiic Hu |diy*ienl exiiiiiniHlioM A ll of llo ■it. . • pia f4, j . 1 1 1 m il . I,milt \t 1 Min! t i l M r , |*i 1 IMi) l i t M o rg a n , w h o w m i i i D ” .!” .<1 At 0 : 0 0 a.m. this morning 1 0 ,'t iuplc * dilk.O \A 11 H ill dklllt * il III I nu-aatin-!* lo.'uoie luw 1 l H id IM 1 ill OH, !>• 1Wm i 0 |» M l ........................... by C h a rles M o rris o n , sa id lim i ib e Wolfgang (!. Geyer, 2 4 yeur obi names had been aubmlitrd from III* M 1|" ill*" 111 I lit I'l.d l Mi 1 Im J f Him vv .it* I ho » *I .I \ .Mill 111Ii I f < Ml* I 1 1 , 111 . ri m l i t A more i-oiilroveisiul nm l',, m o llv n tln if In fln e n c e in a ll . . t w o itMIIIill| iili'lt, a ll porta of the elate. The contest flcrlin youth, wlio arrived In the lu ll Viral |1 KO'sl *t*kf kill V* AA'Io Illl'lll *1111*1 IV lu !|li I It •' * Hu ll'l 1 I ('(11 M - L i t ....... ... .1.1 pirn ruining up before (be girl legi da c h ilis m ieli as H n ln lv is I ” 1 ■ 11 > United State* on May 2 d, i* now will end at midnight RaturtHy ilp M 'M ill th iil uHit i I .•Ih *\v*■>I Ll ................................................... i V* e ll he a nm l lit* Ml " I Oil I hi> lo* , H i Iiiii ! I tor* was llte Irm lio eiit win I. llie I ilif o r llilin t e n od to In sir ir ” Julv 10. A ll children 12-years-nld living on board Charles Greer's OUght i xiitnpld m ill no 11111a*•11mil in w ui! id Mm ■ t 1, to be it..... In piofe If 1 1 , 1 ( 4 0 s liitie m in som eone else's III? We 1 | rip VI fl N pi hit'll Im III*- Hlillfdltl and under are eligible to enter houseboat "D ixie" at the Sen- io n a t (loin- pi tliije r - . 1 V a. i ll 1 ,1 m e n m j) N Jih m i.il ■ ■d i H * t n i ' i l I'd 1 111 . . ' i d , ' . ia s lion id s liiv e In n u t Hill lu ll m to names for tbs twin fawns born lord ltd at Work*. Geyer plan* to passed rfn* House o f Ite p re - io ii t III »II 1 1 .l l . . I M I’I'll' *Im * I ■ **I ••.Oil Vdid t h 1 ' I ’ l l , w n ik . " lie said, ‘ V o as In o in U M.i* I Mi Much va :i ti ti 1»■ 1ii 1•>’1 m| Ui * to "Wllky" in the Municipal Zoo enter nn American university, liv e s , in w b le b M iss H illin g se n I *(* 1 •* a*( i d .1 it,. I 1 iu, II 'it » • •!.( f 1 w o rld h lie tte i place In w ill. I, III h i "l 1*1 c 'h y t r i mu 1 I,ui li o f linn study chemistry ami physics, nml Jun* 14. A il Ida • 4 tot d . r l 1 1 1 fro m A p a la c h ic o la , w h ic h p i ” liv e " . Th* twins are a buck nml doe, eventually to become an American ed fn i il. Vlded f o r life im p n a u iiu ie n t w llb I d iiy il I I m e 1* " Ill these days of .....................I S in v h liiK mi** Do willow. Mi or g irl and boy, It wan the second cltiien. j ' , ............ It i . Its I 1 to lie o u t p o a s lb llily o f p a rd o n . T h e OHM u n c e rta in tie s ", be sa id , " w e should Milhu lliirh , l van aIn (*bclit«"1 •*, Mi aat of twlna for "R llk y " in the ( p in lil.v VI * u re was in te n d e d o n ly f o r p in 1 Sill mol tb llld iO i Dll mId lie I In* nk f til H in t we are a ll C b ii l «imi r »fb* A follow nml Mi I last two years. Last year "flilk y " Iml. 1 ..........................h p d f II I , 1 Ml r fe s s io o a l p e ddlers m ill d id n u t In lin n s and th a t w e lirlo m r to the (1 i i i ciji) Chapman Imth of Snfifuid HEAT WAVE IN HOME gave birth to "Rayon and Nylon.” elude ju v e n ile s u| dope a d d ir l1 » f V i . f l i t III \ II I . f h -1 11 i m 5At b 1 1 ’ . V II I 1 -■I . 1 1 b le g e '.t p n 't lie r s h ip Ibe w o ild Ini* un** t o o . Chlllp l( lliit'h 11 t .Hiin Prises w ill be awarded to the HOME id*— The Italian* limited It met with seveie oppuidt l.i’i 1 11 f t fl ! « I ' m I * il i-'liivil A ' .1” ” ■ find; III*' no il he 1 , M i a I h lliu top three names submitted by with despair ul their blue skies III Hie .Semite from a more extreme ever seen '* , li gl :tnl* *' i h 1 A.** H iid f" ! ,1 0 I " W e sh ould a ls u lie tllN iih l', . lifie h , l lu r lu o r , I I entrants Mfa* Ztlla Welsh. Mi*. and scorching run today a* the group wlllrli Hilled -o capii.d I '" sa id , " t h a t Wn a re uin b u " • * \ w n iil, tun (iii N id |s«|iJi I I f t ^!t, M lht*r M il VIVlil * JIM "t V itl I E. J. Mmighton nml Porter punlsbmeid fill sot’ll offender J",, l* .♦ I..11’ r h*ib, Mi h H I. II An I, Hhmoil f 4•1*1 iff ill! I i i * nt IM Hi la m in g w ill lie the Judges for Iberrnumuler stood over Inn de The modi rules won out, liuweve:, d lie c lln n o f lim i tlirm iw b m il ,iiir ,” iile ’>,1 d 1 green faliretibeil and t,bowed no liv e s fn i w lth n u t 11i e lite h'Hih i 1 t> N .1 . Mo.. A I! I V In 1 I r* . hm| t liidhc I Ipmmi the runlest. nml the origliml idll eventonlly lie I ill v, III,lit 14at| | | V I'V I I ( 'H i' sign of going down N I Mra I* . It SVillirmoi, ;iv*» W fe w o u ld be lo s t. W e kn o w w h ile Entries have been received from VAll With a total of at least 2 7 tleud came law. rdI, N V , Ml W It M im in ' /(pci 11f llu I h 1ul» it I il hi id IdM 06 different cities throughout the A hill providing for Hm «*tal< ! We a re nrnl w h e re we m e I'liltu f Mra \Vfiller il W illlnnn, mol llo I m'si l,M'k **I>Vill- \ i'i'MCy ^ ♦ und hundred* hit hy sun stroke, t o n ly I f we a re C h ris tia n s fu r >« atats and tide morning’s mall eon11*11111*111 u f a Negro girls' slain I d nl hi HI III* h iv h|y i'i jv idud ot 1 4**111oik iii' m ol Dm i il'p kn o w w e a ie g o in g w h e re we , <u M liro*n tatned one later from North the today heat wave reached its I Inn 1 1Kuril lilt I'll* , r ia k ll Hut’h, till of I hr hmd, N V , mol d lh ilf.id o u . 1ho trI idC 1 (' 1 I le ■ lllll f "»t b e lri o u r fe lln w m u n " . Miami. Of the total on>v "0 have K tak In Florence Sunday There e mercury rose to 10 3 3 degrees, Doing thing* for other people, UIIU hlmlhi'l. U'idler II Httth >'f fihuVV (h u t .1 hip fl p f l i r f p H p i ml ih . ba*n from Oanford and 8 0 from highest recorded since 1 8 6 1 . h lie said, pay* o ff. lie pointed out Flushing mol formeily uf Hmifm I llie polo-Un -uld hy him iii p ie Hi* OTlando. Th* Junior Chamber has \h i .iii) aa1whine I < in i ll m viukiR v i'iii liEivm I l iiia iro u i to 1 tbe varluu* projects for tbe uid >f r tc fiv tii letter* from Frostproof, iii) ew» M i 1 id hv p* m i . le i! o u t. I lip ' t* P A I.k » i ' i " , " «in 01 i v . ill I htf K n t n i t ' N i 1 1 m i MISHHi.N under - privileged children s' 1I St. Cloud, DeLind, Grove I* ml, .Hi. 41 1 . Icp lu .o c KH REDS WOUND CA N O EIST I'iie t'liuiity CotiimiNviim will I * <)H>( s It!*- ol 1* ((IMS'! all « Mi'dt *A *1 11 unfortunate groups earn, i Eustii. Tsvaras and many othsr B E R L IN eft—A West Berlin cou­ Mors than poll jieraons attended other(I nitilime.l is n ’t toinuiiiiw ni’ii 111111/ at lotto M4f MlK th HKl'Ol Im VAlill' 1lllll I On I's s r f l i r t places ple canoeing on Havel Lake accl- the auction Fiiilay night at the o'clock III iegol.li liiolilbly » e . Kfit'H "lu P m ii'd ' in fd Hoi pkifn > ’* C liff Abl*», rhalrman of the dentally crossed the Russian Zone Hanford Farmtrs Anclloii, I in?, SIUII, IJ. I*. Hein.lull, cm inly e l d I., hkihlci 'n III iuC H \ N K E X A M IN E R D IE S Jayce* Deer Naming Contest, border Sunday and drew the gun umi a large tpmutjly uf vegritsble* mhuci t hm Hvvtiid va h i c iiiifo r utd nn (.tali'll Ibi* tonriling. TA LLA H A SSEE i.w_ James . urges all children to lend In their fire of Eastern Communist police was sold, A meeting of Him board |'i iialcill nil 1 u p m e o h d ’ vo A nut bet meeting ■ i'bi'ilull-,1 D ili i h e Mndb'an, 71. a Florida state bank names *« early as possible to as­ Thu man was shot In the hip of directors is to take place to ­ the past 10 yours died week i i that of Ibe Ciiuiltv HrhiKil jo in tly hv ih e N td oM n d A m k i 'I 1 l*a r mi if till tf'*' coll'd i in Don of sure them top priority on dupll- while swinging the canoe around night at H:00 o'clock nt the market »,xnminer hern Sunday iilgtil. lie lived in final,I which will m iyl Tiuir»,itiy t imt| o f l it' C lid ' I AVI Ild M lltOl 111! I d . io av lointi"* mI Ih e mo* doi v cate entries, In race for safety In the West. The to consider Improvements, {t wax JitrkxnnviHe mniiv yours before lie tnoriilog h i 10:110 o'clock ut Dm I, i f |f Ill-M il HIM*** \ If I* to y M u IMI pc polo Mi l l Idla.'h i aJO* Alt'*■I a* |*t otf"| i * 1 Th* un-namad fawns may In woman was not hurt. announced today by C. It. Dawson. ra m * In Tnllaba**c« In 1U1U Plieiil AitBOCltiil |uo office uf Hujil. T. W. I.swtuii e c p tlv fit III* Cl t l fl - dl *a«n at the Municipal Zoo. Mr. I I III M l lift Iloilie - l l u 1 a* Abies cautioned all entrants to Iw * I'tv ♦ ,1 JI pi I lllll t • h ill Id I thi s aura ami mall thalr namaa In lie 'll **• iMl hoii-io Wil'h eHi O i'il «*M tins* post ntarka w ill determlna M ■ 11 >o a ill* V (• et me m the \ I *. I ( m Iba winner In caya o f duplication. Beet, n I Lu i liin 'tle d m ?l n Mrs. Ring said a rather novel 1 1 I /itdl name had bean submitted this N N Hi"It mli(tfF. wii* i| 4Hilled i morning. It was ♦'Dig and To" MMl Mill Mill hi 1" 4 hi■'lli ill I■ iiI tw i vsvot* oi-tir I id 11“mi! itiii IM t li ii . from the extraction o f "d itto ." 'lllll* V . 10 Floridians Die Girls Report Interesting Week Dr. Frank Morgan At Political Program In Capital Is Main Speaker At Rotary Med Herman Immigrant Funeral Services Were Held Today For IMtilip It. 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IH N il s V t V .14•i t . f>. e \ 1 ill | j MM 1 Hit! r € .1 t Award ’ COS i^3»7SSSltSS! i ’. *m They’re At The Post! — In (JOP PreHidciitial Sweepstakes! No out Or how H r away Iron hoaao yon nay ia an yoa-varalioa yaa raa raaBily Mich “E ( » ■ • taw* aawa hy *’»-dlag (he BaafarO HaraV* whan you lalani. You caa srtanfa with year carrier hay, or through Charlie MorrtoaiL r im talfos manaaar. hv Ulaghaalag !(•> la hara year regaiar Imhcs t l ; lha HeraM ssrsd for yaa r « • » ■*■?. ( • ha tB ta year haaa hi « * tl# vpaa year raturn I i M l |l» l M i l i t ; . i l «“ i \ I n n hind A IO ' .......... "tdril V ?11 .til Hit Mil,) (*V Its’.'!«* III " tdleiiil MI .I *hfit Mir-* ill i* o Ypi liie e tfn p 41 f Cut I 1*110 flh te4,l * • m f bunkum M l, m •M ti m i,| I Hu i 1 dif i. iii MIt | I• ' d v hiM ped • ' 1M I In open lhi-ir l i * idi 4ih.il noin iii d im * en liv e n h Mi f. Wi th all m i Chen t 4*• i 1 1« r e o t •h i 5iM, linev C m* l Cilia i ftiio l h d New ( oiish urlion Pcnnils Arc I I Sanford Herfrid Vacatlon-Pnck I It ( H 1 1. 1 1 1 1<- Big Throng At tend Farm Auction Friday 6* ^ u i w m l It 1 S i t ,'i. ! 111 H' ■ ii a i vifiituj hy ( Hide pi l l \ | | I'o lll pi llJItlAH i 'II'M I vvi*| i* fast i ui,, :■>. it <i’|>eure<l K .t u f . >t. k>lit be j •lull k .|m« Delu'lh 1||. All ■?b.Jbet -,’.i , of U 111.'ll It..belt A I a ll «r i.Hti i'u i i.i i> Etson* l>* ’ ’ • * " ' l l m it.,- • (n| n ui ii.a p a r •t l ’ i> ubuiii.tl in.mi:.at. ui ilh lu i’bfltl , I 1.i l i v. I. |tlI ilm„lil/i’t'. , OVI I pO ild#* Olh't ltr Ilf till i llix-l k ‘I' I'ttiit on i . d i ulu. tiuu cluivce.x— Iliike ilub|>et alely lt.i,,.|j|i llu, a c..m|,romi,e Hut (bey mi tHfbt . . i.,1 .. 1 Ih e .HeiniiMile f onpt * A *'4!iH lllM l tiMfOMloW I'M iih ln 't in •1ne up w ith (in yth N tg Hod I'V eiV iM ie w o iild i m p! I a ll told ,i iitBii 11111 b* new ft con 1 n ig h t at th e Ci mi r l 11101*40, h< le t (•nee he n os re u ilv hi lig h t and • l u l l (I w iiid d n l t n In to il d li llu* d iv is io n u . , . .... . . . . . . . . Monia u f T a f t ’s fia c k a rs h a il fig u f w t xi t M i n i U IB D llt ,, w in )M l,c b o ile r i f thn I,. M a ry i H<.H b , w k lu w „ f , .......... ............. u n lll o f le r • , K ’■ * ! ! " , I U ‘' , i m . ' l a l ' J D olt li.it u tl..a M ic A r t lm f , w h o H J u lv , I M J . it » ■j'H'tlm t lu'HW fto n u ily b. l a l t , lits.l .io llv o .c tl Dm t.i D c l.n iu l. " f t v , a lin g e r in g til g ,.v u u lo M 'c ech lo n ig b l iiohs .ib e .va ’, |.ro cs.’.Im l is. J r.'itb by Mr. Hmttb five yearn ng.i, ami it mu vl veil l.y tier sou, George G. Mu.III. tilt.I gruiul.luiigl.lvr, Miinun M. MmIDi, uf DuLtilui. In ­ tel ni.’i. 1 wna ut Oaklawit Ceme­ tery, D e li. ml. Mr. nml .Mrs. Dmllh wars rc sbtvntk of Mnt.fuiJ for ubuiit 2 6 years an.I Im o|ivrute.l .Smith's llurbcr Hhitji on I'nrk Avenue. Tlmv muveil lo Orange City In 1 (I4 S lu be close to their son all.I Mrs. MmIDi rssidud thsrs until a v s ir ago when sha moved to DsLand. The scrap Is oxer D.l-?’ Lhtttn( I atll 11(laival rill T in » I lllh l I Movie Time Table mrz “Rcnrniiiiturlm" L llll - 2 : 0 7 - 6 : 1 l - 7 : 2 1 MOV 1 F.l A N D '■Inside .Straight" I'llu im : L IK E “ Frida ot Mt. Louis" 7 :4 5 - 1 0 :30 "Thu Crooked W ay" 0 : 9 0 only W;2 H J B fe ttS Sp � 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. 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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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/7b15ccc27e3522689e5bd699b0e32585.pdf 5ff9d4e6725c66daeb6acd5cd50efb04 PDF Text Text Matmere tJia Casselberry Methodist Church, She it eurvlvad by a grandson, ’ Mrs. Ella V. Slade, 80 year old Lengwood resident, dint Monday night In the Florida Sanitarium following an Illness of two year*. Born in flak Valley, Conn. Oct. J. 18l>2 Mr*. Slada was a cousin CI PresWfrf.. '"'■'•eland. She had resided In Longwood for the past 82 years where she was actively associated with the beautification Of that city. She was a member of tha Longwood Civic League and Legal Notices n r A P M .it 'A T io n r u n T A X US1KII I Bee. IB M * Flo rlri* SlalHtee »f IUIMI N O T IC 'D IH la C IU .IIY UIVK.N. T h a t II W. KM«a. I III. Iiuliler or Ih e fa llo w in g c a r t if lc a la lia * (lic it M id r t r l l l l i a t* (n r la s deed tu lie tleued Iherenn. The le r llllc ile fium her end r m r nf U aiiah ea, th*> d e se rip liu o u{ th * e r u g e r ir , end in * nam e in w h ich II w s s »•»*•■ ml are ae fo llo w s i C e r lir ir a t o Nu. IS * T e a r o f Iia n a n c * J u ly I , A .P I I I * D e e crlp llu n uf P ro p e rty ; N W U o f N K I4 Peel Ion It T o w n s h ip s i Hnulh fle n s e Jl D e a l, f t A cre s. Name In w hich assessed D .D . D a n ie l A il or eeld p ro p e rly being In the C o u n ty of Henilnole. ritete o f F lo r * t i e . unteee eurh e e rtltic a te e h e ll !>•> redeemed e rc n rd ln n to le w the p ro p e rty (tnarrlhod In eurh n e rtld e a l* w ill he euld in the h ig h est b id ­ d e r e l Ih e fro n t door nf Ih e Heml n o l* C o unty C o u rt House e l Henfo rd , F lo rid a , on the (Ire ! Monday III the m onth of A n a u n i. i s m . w hich la the t lh dey o f A u a u a t. IS M D eled thle 2nd dey nf J u ly , 1DM O. I*. IIK IIN D U N C le rk C irc u it C ourt, Memlnnle C o u n ty, F lo rid a vo th u come of (he shootings The Polish officer* had their hand* lied in a dlatlnctive manner behind (heir back* and most of them were shot In the head. O'Konski said this technique has been uied against American* In Korea. O'Konskl said the committee fixed the time of the Katyn massa­ cre ast he spring of 1940. For months after that, hofctffcr.' Ain*cow officials were telling Polish authorities the prisoners all had been released to Join a Polish army then being raised against the Germans. O'Konskl laid the remit de­ clares thin evasiveness Is being practiced at Panmunjom, perhaps for the same reason, whenever Al- Lattimorc Il'naH nnea f m m F a a » Onel "Slacked" evidence 1o be used against him and of contributing In wnnt he railed hysteria whipped up by the Nationalist Chinn.lobby. A similarly vlgnrnus denial of nny Itcd conncrlimis or leanings was made by Lnlllmore in IU50 when a .Semite Foreign Relations Committee Investigated charges by Sen McCarthy (ll.-Wls.) of Coin mitnlsl Infiltration of Ihe State Department. McCarthy accused Laliimore of being a lop Soviet agent and the chief architect of U. S. pulley In Ihe Far East Liiltlmore rclorlcd "Moonshine " Th" Democratic ma­ jority of the iorrlgn flrlnlion.s unit, headed liy former Sen. Tyd Inga (P.-Md), described McCar­ thy's charges ns "a fraud and n hoax." The Wisconsin senator «nld Ihe Tydlngs subcommittee had conducted "a whllcwnsh." PLEADS INNOCENT LONDON i/T — William Marlin Marshall, 21-year-nltl Foreign Of fire radio operotnr, pleaded inno ccnl loday In charges of slipping state secrels In a Russian diplo­ mat. Ills trial was sel for nexl Wednesday, July D. LITTLE PEOPLE • Genuine KoroHeul Play Pools Official Photograph ■ U. fl, Navy A Intnl of 111 units nf blood wern donated by N nvy men on Juno 21. Volunteer workers assisted In program. Left lo right, Mr*. J. L. Chittenden, rh nil mm; Mrs. Clara Ginn, Red Cross chairman of lord volunteer women; Lieut. Comdr., Dr. F. K. .Cullum; Mrs. F. E. Cullum, Mrs. C. M. Kllng, Mrs. Blood I k Donated At Navy Station Clinic lulnl of III units of blood were donnlrd bv Nnvv men stnIiomd nl Ihe Hanford Naval Auxi­ liary Air .Station at the Red Cross sponrored lllood Rank clinic at the station on .tune 24. Wives of men at the alntinn served as vol­ unteer nurses and workers. These were assisted bv Mrs. Clara Ginn, Red Cross rlmirman of .Saoford volunteer women, and Mr*. J. C, Roycc, wife of Dr. J. C. floyce. Nsvv volunteer ntlt set included Mrs. Robert J. Ilillingslcy, Mrs. A. Kopcr, Mrs. If. A. I'lgott, Mrs. E. J. If a r u ie y o r . .Mis. If. L. Eng­ land, and Mrs. IV. F. poddy. Nuvv volunteer workers were Mrs. F. E. Cullum, Mrs. E. It Rrowneller, Mis. ,f. f„ Chittenden, Mrs R. f„ King. Mrs. C. A. Rlioiin, Mrs <!. M. Kliog nod Mri. R. L. Lctton. Ibuiiemade cookies were donat­ ed by the w ives of officers of Filthier Suoadmo Tills ly . three (VF :ia>. .Soft drinks, orange julre anil breakfast lolls were also do­ nated, A |f'nntlnn*<l prom I ' a i r Water Skiis — 29*85 i All People FISHING Enjoy The Holidays W ith Equipment From SPORTING GOODS PoliticH H 'n e lle n r d Frii-w F e e * l i s t ) lions: On the or in and of the Elsenhnwer people, Ihe committee allotted an hour :md a half tn each side In Ihe forthcoming Texas and lamlnlniiii disputes In Ihe pre convention maneuverlogs which began Monday, the Taft forces have clearly estab­ lished thru control of Ihe conten­ tion machinery Eisenhower backrrs any grimly It will he a dif­ ferent story when the convention delegates themselves start stream­ ing into town. Tall led Eisenhower with 470 delegates to .|lo as today’s con­ tests started. That was based on Ihe Associated Press listing of delegates pledged, inslrocletf or willing to express a preference, or on candidate ennresslons. Needed In win; IKK. PKOPK8AOR DIES I)HANFORD, Conn, Ul -E d g a r If. Klurtevant, 77, professor emeri­ tus of linguistics at Yale Universi­ ty, one nf Ihe founders of Ihe Linguistic Society of America and a former president nf the Ameri­ can Oriental Society, died Tues­ day. Frey UcntoH CASUALTIES R EV EA LED WASHINGTON kB-Tho Defense Department today Identified 78 bat­ tle casualties In Korea In a new list (No. 508) which reported eight Hermans Oranga Band killed, 68 wounded ana two miss­ All Meat ing FLORIDA DRAPE "A" — DRESSED and DRAWN FRANKS Swift* Premium Skinned Shnrtahnnk Tender Smoked ROLLS HEAVY WESTERN Truman Little B igger People Lejral Notices Legal Notices tleel made a great hullabaloo against Ihe Iwo dams he dedicated Say lug the dams were nttockrd as a "method Inwards sm'iulirnllnn of Ihe electric Industry," Mr. Tru­ man declared; "The Amerlrnn Medical Assncla Ron uses this same slngnn In lls fltild against better health and ho* pllnl services for Urn rnintnnn man. "The real eslntr In h h v uses Ihe same slogan In lls rigid ngalnsl housing programs, "In oilier words, every lime we try to do something for the people, some sneelnl lulerrst pops up and yells 'socialism '" Mr Truman’" train rolled In whistle rinp fashion through O n Irol Arkansas Inward the border «( tils unlive Missouri to dedicate the Roll S lm a ls and Norfolk flams From Ihe platform nf his sprelal train ill Newport. A rk , Toesdny night, he told several hundred per sons! “This Is Ihe No I whistle slop of 1852-(hern will lie n lot more of them," He added: "Bill Ihey will lie different from W48. since 1 will he wnrklng for somebody else." The President flew Inin Lillie Rock Ttioxdnv night In an Air Force ('onslellnliiin for one nf his rare appearances In (he South. Arkansas was not one of Ihose stales Hint fell Into Ihe States lllghls column in 1848. BEEF CHUCK Quick Froien Young Grade A Pressed and Drawn 3 to 10 Lb, Avg, Sultant Brand In Chill Gravy T-BONE SIRLOIN Red Beann Kidney Beans Blackeyed Peas Dressed and Drawn Grade A Allgood Hiked Sugar Corsd Breakfast HEAVY WESTERN PALM RIVER IJREAKFAHT CORNED BEEF HASH Crowds r nr Jane Parker's Fresh GOLD or MARBLE PRESTON EXTRA SMALL Whitahoaaa your living i p i r i oal-of-Aooni — to b « u (|fy your H u n m w ( f f itw l eonervU ahbri i n oimpl* to liuMtU, •conomtcul, iM k n l k A M w Immm for ymir spring y n ri im pm vm vntil s* Pltln — li e M cVM ivnrnd -T OrMH, TH# R*d lSe tuck* dsHvnsd Apple Butter Bisquick SEAUELL HOFT WHITE Oak Hill Tomatoes | RtUaMa Grade A Sweet Peas Galatin Daawrti Sparkle �ft<r • v,- ■ : It n m r x * v *^ffT*i>«ii. y ftCff/,1^1 ■ j. ijvfc . ,«7jjy rt(i-*nptr ' 1111: W L i i n i E i t Y O U D O N 'T m*t7» rear 3*aford H«uU, Cltj Delivery, by 7:00 P. M., pitas* c*U YELLO W CAB U U S T h e l a ^ • V O L U M K X X X X 1 II Thomee Lemon, former mayor and city manager of Bloomington, Ind. haa been tentatively selected a* city manager of Sanford, tho Herald was Informeil today. Con­ firmation of his appointment is expected at the next meeting of the City Commission which has been scheduled for July 14. Mr. Lemon who has held the combination post of mayor and city manager of 111Doming ton for the past four yeats. was until recently a wax manufacturer and vilited Sanford last Sunday and Monday at which time he was formall" interviewed 'by all city commissioner*. Pointing out thet the Commis­ sion has be»n deliberating continu­ ously on thr procurement of a one naramnnnt consideration that we have held all alon<' Is that the man selerleil a« city manager m"|t be appro«ed hv all flv» commisslonere without re.iervatlon. He added that more than tin ap rtlcellr.ni h**’a been received a’ul that jn or t? have been r>-<-«m,nllv Interviewed t a*l Sunday three anplicante. besides Mr. Lemon, visit­ ed Ssnford and interviewed four members of the Commission at the Valdes Hotel. Mr. Catraway was enable to see Mr. Lemon until { Monday. “The |ob t<a« been offee-d to a man whu all rile commissioners feel Is a natural for the Job", Mavnr Stamper said. The other three applicants In t»rview»<l were: Leon Miner of South Hand. Ind.. Richard price nf Wavno, Pa. and Paul White of Lawrence, Kan, Commissioner Carrawsv sold that Mr. Lemon “will make us u mighty fine mimf*. "I was much Imprejie^jaith-hla experience nod background ,h e said, “ It did not take him very long to convince me that he la the heat man available for the Job”. Commissioner Ivey nlsn said that Mr. Lemon was tils choice an cltv mtiiaurr He added that Mr. Lemon had snhl that lie would noretd the post If It were offered to him. Commissioner John Kader indi­ cated that lie was not sure that Mr. Lemon would aeon* the lob aa city manager hut admitted Hint a man has iwen ten’ ntiv'-lv un­ proved for the post. He also said that Mr. Lamon and Mr. White were the two most likely prospects and he added that "gll of the com mlsslonera are agreed that tb<man selected would ho the rlsrht man T for, city of Snnfurd ___ .manager _ he la young and aggreanlve and I* a family man with two sons’* Commissioner Chase was non­ committal about tha appointment, hut admitted that ha had heard of the Bloomington, Ind. man and that the final decision would he made at tha n n t meeting of thj ir n its s s S Os Psss Twai *0 K lrchhoff Plans Huge Ike Postcard i li I Arthur Klrchhoff, who recently mpds a hit with postmastera at thslr convention at Llttlo Rock, Ark., by lenaing thorn a huge postcard, 18 by 44 inches In alie on which waa pasted 84 souvenir card* with local views, Is getting ready another whopper card which ho sold he will mall to Honeral Elsenhower Saturday. In addition, ho U sending a campaign button, eight Inches In diameter, which ha made from an Mttmlnuin cake box. He chile it « “Crocker for Ike” button as It l l titled “For Ike** and haa crackera painted an It. The big card la addressed to the general at the National Republi­ can Convention, Chicago ami bears tha mssssgs “ W* Florida Cracklira went Elsenhower.^____ Sanford Herald t Vacation-Pack No matter bow far away *eym homa yea may | s m yoeTMatlon yaa can readily eatcb ap aa lb# homo towa news by ending the Raaford H*ra» when you retam. Ton can ar­ range with yoor carrier bay, or a r SA N U O H D , Wreckage Is Strewn Over Quarter Mile A re a Near B r a d e n ­ ton A t 8:45 T o d a y RHADENTON vt* -A screaming. Ilamlnt! Ii 47 Jrl bomber crashed 25 miles southeast of here today killing all aboard. Site i ll f Ituy tiaden reported a boy idlild pick up Ibe biggest piece of wreckage strewn over » ipiailcr mile atea and a kneecap (rum one of (he airmen was the largest portion id a body recov­ ered ll,oh'ii said offlrlals al Madlll! Air Force Hasp III lumpa said the ' le was listed Ibere like ship taken nlf about 30 minutes holme it crashed I he crash occurred al a 15 a ill IPs miles from Myakka City Hadcn said Hill Parlance, a Hradenton policeman gave lids version of ibe accident He and (Icorge Gill, a license examiner lor the Highway Patrol, were fish lug when They heard a screaming noli*. They sa-‘ the plane in Haines It look a diva and C la sh e d nose ,io"“* B* nL . h* ’ »«,1tf|,e‘l •*? .“c- first There was a big puff of cepl a position as vice pirsident smoke The ship dllllcd a bole In of tile Jacksonville Atlantic Na­ the ground with such fori'e ll tional Hank. opened an underground spring V.ben Ihiiruuce mid Gill reached ll.O H I U A Local B a n k er Is Made Vice President Of Jacksonville B a n k J miiivs I.. luglry, who has served ns bead of the Huiifuid At­ lantic National Hank since 1934, today resigned as president of (hut Institution and announced thut lie will move to Jacksonville In mid-August to accept a posi­ tion as vies president <>( ths Jack­ sonville Atlantic National Hank with which the Hanford bank is affiliated. Mr. Ingley said that this de­ cision has been made reluctantly, that b» regrets tbo necessity «t moving from Hanford, but that tile oppoitrinities afforded fur great­ er service by his new position me such that they cuutd not be ignoi id. Ills resignation was acted upon try the humd of directors at then lost meeting. In announcing Ills decision, Mr luglry expressed his deep appre­ ciation fur the valuable friend­ ships lie has made In Hanford, and commended the directors, offl curs and personnel of the bank fur their loyalty ami co-operation throughout Ids yearn of assoclu lion with them, lie uttrlhutcd the giowth of the bank and Its fine iinniirlal cunditiun to Ilia axcallent aplrit which ban prevailed. Mr. Ingley was burn In Pitts­ burgh, I'a.. Jan. 7, 1997, of Eng­ lish stuck. Ilia parents, Albert and Mary Ingley, had moved to Pitts­ burgh from Birmingham, England, shortly before Mr. Ingley was born. They raised a large family, four brotliera ami three sisters, some of whom were burn In Eng­ land and some In lids country, Gnu of Mr, Ingley's brothers, the lit, Rev. Fred Ingley. Lf.D.B., T.U., waa bishop of tliu Episcopal diocese of Colorado until his death last year. Uisbup Ingley preached In the Holy Crosa Epis­ copal Church of Hanford during the spring of 1942. Mr. Ingley served In tha U. S. Navy during Ihe first World War after which he was married to Misa Agnea Watta and moved to Jacksonville where ho became connacted with the Atlantic National Bank. He waa much interested in base­ ball, playing semi-pro independent baseball fur 16 yeare and icmalnIng an ardent fan ever alnce. He has also been actively interest*,! in other eporta, especially golf and tannla. Mr, Ingley wae a member uf the Junior and Senior Chambers of Commerce in Jacksonville and acted a* vestryman of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Tha Ingley a* two children. Marguerite and Jimmy, wera horn In Jacksonville. On Dec. 29, 1936 Mr. Inglsy moved to Sanford and aaaumea his dutlss aa executive vice presi­ dent of the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank under the presidency of tha lata rater J. Feitner. lie remained In this position until Jan, IS, 1944 when he waa elect­ ed president of the bank. On Ihe flrxt January following ttwatia—a o» r M t r a wer „ ,8 M P B E PO STED HTT ROME (It — The tanker Rom Mary, bald In Aden Harbor after aa.*- it rectivtd Rose Mary naithar tha ______ ship nor tha lift « u given. I TH U U SD A V R ed T r u c e Chiefs O f f e r N ew Scheme MUN SAN. Korea 1/7*1—Com munist negotiators today of feted a new plan fur breaking lie Korean trme talks dead­ lock, but an Allied tpukssnian •aid the piopu-al contains a "lot of gimmick* and putentisl gimmicks." Ma|. Gen. William K. Harri­ son Jr. anld ihe Itrd plan "may he an Important mu and ll may nnt. Ihe linla Indiralrd they would ease their demand fist return of all military prison era III I'nllrd Nations slnckadea. provided Ihe 2(1,900 Chinee* ranllvea are returned. 'Ihey, a-ked for seerrt sessions tl)' dlsruss the proposal. Mari l*i,ii. Ihe senior Allied negotiator, Immediately called for ■dlourninrnt milII Friday to study It He did mil reply In the Communist diliuml for • irrel sessions. □ Ingley Resigns As Bank Head Here For Jax Position d f e r a l f t In 1**i<a|-a*i a lu t e A N I N D K I’ K N D R N T D A I L Y N K W S P A P E It t'Htahllshed 11*08 Ing ley Ueni^nH i Aft,!' « 04.VI \ 1A lift* AT l\K> AAUS r t I ■■ I I a i i t i i i i i n i u n i t Bloomington, Ind. Jet Bomber At Mayor Named As MacDill Falls K illing Crew Sanford Manager Fo r m al Confirmation O f T h o m a s Lem on's Application E x p e c ­ ted B y Commission n P j / cloudy to cloudy through F iiili$ , - tth ehDI* tc illirtd show­ er* lit lu.tth pot lion <0,1 •catlc.'ed 'tin ei» and thwi-ii-rsho.vers In , ,l|, IXIllltlU In-. Mlill nt; vilely<iiieii il . i< r i «1j , l iilii” inoge Ibe Mem- Ib e hole a lre a d y Imd lilli il w ith >valer and su n ie llu id on th , m u la c e w ux hut nmg fe e d liv e w lm w a s in a lir e p ic k in g ol ultKi x tw o m ile s Ir o n . Hie c r a s h , sa id " l l seem ed lik e in e a rth ,m a k e “ " ‘ i “ " u o s l shook h im Iro n i the tre e Senior Officer Of East German Sector Deserts •l Other Red Police men Flee Willi Him T o West S.iiu tiuiry JU LY 3, l ‘).VJ A ssu riiilcd l lri,i>i l.rn-tril W ire No. *.!2ti uNCmiuForIke Announces Fight Blocking Reds To Keep Party Clean, Fit F o r Lead ersh ip President Criticizes 'Go It Alone* A m e r ­ icans In Report D e ­ livered T o Coni:i ess Germans Would Fight Russians ’, Says Immigrant Youlh In Sanford W A S H IN G T O N i.t* P ro d d i-u l 11ll III li it t-,1,1 C o n g re ss to ,|.n Ihe G lid e d N u llu m m a d e II p o ssible lo stop H u m la lie sa id A m e ilc a n "g o ll alone ' a d v o ca te s w ould m v ile Win Id W a r 111 llic l.iemlin pulley of compirsl iiiig l.l lo, o ' been tl rt--vksltl.ltlie •jld " l l it h o t lud been c l r a i l * Hid deciM Vely b lu ttg b l to llw I i .i i of w o ild o pinion in Ih e I N " We v a n ii in p e a ie hut » e ca n m il i<in M ilium - " il.o t ' l i - iilc iit •aid " V in t u t il,ie a ll, we c a n ,m l a m 11 by f .n c e alo ne W e . a ll n i l , the peace o nly b y c o n lo o iliig to a ,ir k lo i iiile iu q llo u a t tu slic e and m o iu llly th ro u g h Ib e U n tie d Na none ” S u b m ittin g an an n u al rep o rt n lilc h ile t a ilr d I b ille d S ta le - re la I ions w ith Ib e in te rn a tio n a l oi g a m ra llo u , .Mi T ru m a n m l in ill a c c o m p a n y in g le lte i that al Ihiiugh t ln - e iid u tln n * h s ,t- been ,'a m e d on n io -tly m i a non p a M i-an Ins-Is th e re h a v e lo-eii p i i l i s . i l i ■'Siiim* of Hu—*» H 1:n‘ h> .i n ' in .io«* in i -itiiM id im p i l k ’IH V M ill i ' i l l Vill lii Kills lead lo llo‘ holiH-aiisI old,- oat Mr Truman M ill ■IKIt 1.1 N r A ... ........... s t a ir 111 M il ,,l Hi,.-1- o ho ui > li* lit | | ,e r , ,I th r F i s t i.e r n m n C iim uc blind b, <1 I If I rnnril-sl "p e o p le 's p o lic e " and nlm ',-o ll alum it I oil) O would ll i 11 o V oilu-r lie d im h o - in c ii ile - e rte d t>, ..................... the W, I vvltlllli the l>a-l 1Mllo lir i Hi, -o lid ploutess tow aid ' OI III 11(kill W e-I Hi t In i o t lic ia l lllllinunctd oe.u'e v*l«V« It tile • ''tiled li-i nia.le ill llo past seven ............. | „ s p e , l „ l I toM Ho................................. ........... | „ w ||„ . Iu llh „ ...p ilv a le n l lo ....................... ........................ iiia lo r w as m e b iiiK e of the ilc '**" I11,1 pailllicut eoncei Ill'll w llb SoVIcl lie did ooi i.ti iitllV ................. . v ,,“ * The 1117 Is a. speedy medium bomber flown by a 3 mini crew anv " I Ihe pilot, navigator unit bombardier sei lor biirilers HI Heillll Co d alone advocates 1 • n It Is one of Ihe fantes! planes the hollow', the biggest Ip,It yet to Mongl, M.u \iilnir h-i d il,< Air Force bun w tlg g b ' out of ttu- llo 'inn net In pin a < m In -nidi i-ss to ion m C U T I iiiiiL 'U iiit V „ - C l,, F a s t G e t m u n v , told W e ste rn po Ia s i ve.u a lb i M r ' H im ....... M 1 I I T I .A U U h H U A L K <m A M a | ( l | . |l(, wa% n ,,, p ;„ ,t lo v e d I ............... I- u h a s t * ............ ... tin e < oi saltp > I l i c t m a il V o lk s p o lu e l t p n ip le 'a |H, <i e a iig h l on . the rear .t r u l of hl» | ( t | > | | ) m , wi(‘s tu r“ #d n „ - I n ,.dent l e t ............. «> •<• burning plane today when In- a ll in .s lru iiu -lll III c iv i l w a r in it ia l I n l I l l ’ll With b la m e III Hu balled out and lie had to shale ll lliillu x v , in i-h arR e uf lliu S o v ie t M im m init ik is I w a r n*'p'‘ * Iihimv Ueluro llouHmt to earth d m easu re.x d e sig n ed h i cut ” '.!*' *S■-iiv lr I lead* r i h a v e been fJ ile The plntiu crashed anil exploded ninlfs p ire W est llc r lln xei to rs fro m till a lew aecondx later at Htowurd eontuct w ith the F u s t /o n e c a m e M im illiu le d In t ill'll doet ru le s nl ( ir iM T .il IIIK < )t T . d l t ilSI Vw* till* h i <»in ( !»•»*i k*ia K ill A in I I , t o ,lilt HI * lli« 4ir i m a ils a i » lls ’ 1,1 I I'a H u - m in ’* H* W nU kf ril i F I < * •* V* I (is i 111it I■ lllllh l|fl Hill ' III ' 'Et 11f M111 li* 1l H I" !'1I' till R111*1 I ' 'ilil S I It t i l , MIII' */i>l»>» 1 * ,,j u .- ir . 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H V "I k VI V .(III 1 ............. f l-l , mi.* It ,'M 'Mil h**'» ill Mia hit* I " *. *'' v \ t.k t , Ml .It *1' II ll l,k i k l sti I ■ ' l l I t o n s -I t i l l |' l i c i t *| k • |l, | i h *i*i m i n 1 ll t 1*11 ........... tki. . . i f f ' • i it IMII 'i " it if >M IM I m Mi h *1 H* • this* ill 1*1 m c l .'ii i * . 1 . 1 . m it li* i (it *44* ■I it. ll ’ I Mil ................ t I it • 1 I* ' if ' HM*’ Mil < I''*",;* Ilk if III. I ni Cl* 1 N 1 • M * 1 i O hm i ,l , -1 ........11. t u i lit** |H •' s"M| 1 1 Mi «( H m . ■1 M' S ( k« r • ii *: i i .1* i ,ii* t, i n ,1 lllint, ,1 l ' H i kill 11k » ll 111 I'.tl , ,1 II ll | "I. *’ 1 ,1, 1 ,1, mI -h ie ,1, n ,* , , 11sint i . • ■ 1 1 * * . 1 .. . . ■III la 1" 1is vi *| Hm , m i\ i llh ii tl Mil) ilphohl Ib , Ib-pllllMl KM t t ilM i l •!« ,1 l<n | la* a ll,! Mi 1|s«i 11 in k ” s\(i’ Ip st*. 1’' i niiiw ni l, • w in i i i i • • 1s t l l i l l , I H |*1■ *• ih || * H i f * I m 33,11 \ ,l.t ’ . . ( k.1. ft \ r h i isii*i*i»i . nfUi • ! i • i 1 *tl il* • I Il'IlM U 1. i .( ....... i It 41,*1 i- 1 |M .t'fs lllt i! i * *, ill in lilt! ii , f*>'|*« *' » t im ti ; , .'I, H tkiki Ik *1 t .. * , j 1 f "11k1M 1111ij i “ 1 il n H,Mt |t. M* 1 t f t '' kM•< 41* k ' I,- Countv Airport 3tk miles south of S . , n . l l , « a S , C < ............. - ......... i l ......... Fori Laudardala. The pllnl, Gnpt R If Hub,sell, rl. ,1 tin. ll. ds t.rinamr total conM.I.-ralmm, be »•»*« ... ' 29, Miami, suffered second degree ft,,1 tlio Iti-ils, tirlngmc 'In- tntal C i,i n , pt h a- U -l tin- K r e m lin m in the fli.,1 days of July -ilnim a cm ,i-,,- ot n iti-rn u im u a l co n d o , t burns of Ihe face, arms ami llilgln foi in di-li'clors, mi uimvuiill) l,n it** w h n ti l l i l i - a 'c i f Ho- p e ace ol IlnHe was ulnm- in the lighter plane to u , it HI In x lii rm g op c I iims w a r Al Hroworil General Hospital mnnbt<r hollow Is said In liuvr Ijrninjhl In n u liv c itin g f le e g o v ci 111111-1,1llubsch's eundltlon was described with him wiluulili- inform.ilum , oil iiih I , uip lo s iog In--' lid im ld iillo it us "gnucl." renting toll,i it Voik'.pnlm-i plans, m ill ■m i,-in • i iln tu tv ld G u in n Ii < iln told attendants lliut hu " m< |111( s),o| n,,, Inlorm.iiion is in-a lin in '* <>l i x lc iid iiig il mi a rouilm- lligld will, the -i- m |„.hlK M, |i„||im t,M,„-d 1' *1' » • ' 1 III! • i i Fighter Squadron In,in tin- M., „VI., („ Allied anilooito-s r iililn d w ill,o u t i c c . i n l lo ib e so, , , i , nl* nl n th ,'i in ,to m s nl i C i p c i l im it s rine Air Station, llpa Itw-ka, iumil , lvns rliiM-ly iiiti-r tii i , .i larixillft Other plinth with luml tfiufer Hollow's dire,-lion. Ho- Ini t lx ll rig id Iln I'liild c n t Mini InIm ped tin marks and iralile patterns when I'omiiHiiiivts nl the Hast Znnr li.m* I.M* his plane cniigld (ire elenreil wide I lines through lm< is ,1 .,v m il c o n ic w in ii Hie K r e m lin m il ,1 c ,id," i l e at,lin t m a k e at1 1s t m d T r m l I an il He leaped mil, he said hoi the In give guunls mdiiimm-ri'd u mi I ill" Hi i chute became entangled oil o rein ulunp Hie sei-tnr hmindnry wlnm t-it- .... and -olive....... wutk. and w ill ,'liu iig e Its eu, ii <M i s s kdtil I t i l l i n j r 1 I-- I HIM. Ik I h i h t I nf I dp strut of the tilnring Corsair He 'he Reds have made ........... t<>Hm I til’ll In re we m il l I'onltmte In Ills I ■*’ |*M * I t IM *fl I n • IMi i i yanked the t hole loose nod cam, West a matter of a life and d, ,,ih I, l -in* tel w lllllig n e - In la k e till, IIM It nl MHi r , ill* \ * f I .......I 1 n l . | \ I ,t. m il s .(1 I ' 1 t I l l s lit i' ll IM 1 down west of Ihe airport • ni l \ Hie lluw „( refogees sernv. Hie m ill, ti-p-, low m l • , not O d e r,, i a i i ii if I L smi, ft* • H* I.• : it*,i -i i • i *il i • (*i « E. * 1 *l si n in I Hi H m .1 ' . . 1 •I* If /mini holder lias slowed down tie I I , ,m il ten loll-, " Im .a id " W e m o - 1 . hm I l a iil ri i i * It ! Mil i . i (1 i*.*t" tiin ’ I" Mi I', I Mil i I 1 . il ' Hi 1 ..................... ............. . , o n llilu e to k e e l' the dnol n p eil In I'uusu nl Ihe drastie me x.iiies i n M! II, lil t I -Mti r. l M.sr l l h i i 1 ■ El 1 • lut 1 . • •>, 1 i H, 1 IIIVs'l* 1 .............. 1 ' • s sty ■. ■ ||i eii by Hie people'b imllce In -. ,1 tin- G o llid N a lln n lot tin- So vie t • * ri iss , I m ta i H III* ll l ul l A I Hi M« ,1 Jil Jin i ll V l l V H m I.. I • * k* it* sMI.-i f It • .1. It I ........... to join tinn o it m u lot it* nil tbo frontiers. Ilowevei, it \ ' Mi ll I h . 1 M l I, llll l **aIlia* i**l I111 Is li f 1, r V*si • s .* Ml Vm ll M 3 1 111 1* , 1 t Mi li . t* 1 MV easier lo gel Irnm the East seetoi o t i m ltltl lei, un the t o o l to poane .It . i liflH HI 'M* i "S" firyrvi* l.afi * n i t f l il 1 1 tii i I l n l i l t e d 1 >l 1 M * 1* " 1 *.M 1 I I I . ' ) - l i 1 Hi ’ of llertin In the West seetors ttm, kill 11 s'llllMlMM** 141 fill1 ,1Mill- i I. i . . i ' i n - " l ' i i m u * u' lvivt * ilk I n •It tk 1 m il l l> ft 1 S' l it Is for u German to go from iim i liiim k iin (in iff im H im S ii l.« \ H •.I ( i.k fin* ' r *•Ml 1 1 V * I ....... Eastern occupatinn rone to tlo. ! Li's ItxillV 1 M. 1 1. * i-1 ............ i -t i i i m ! h y 1 t * Vk t is l u l l 1, t If, • « I l c . 1 Plans for the July 17 Armed Western I hill It 1*1* I t*f t I I * | IIM a itii it i stl 1 S1 1|*|• '* * 1 1 •. ii 1 S I Hi* .1 |'l rj '11*< t i m* I.S 1 1. II, iv* Forcss Blood lltlve wera discussed Hollow liroiigtit Ills wile ant n i F f i l , H i n t t i n i n , I 3VI H i H m h t L ll In* ll 1 ft • IIM 1 Hi . , Mil 33 fill ll .3 • H 4' iti’ki *s i V , HIM" * Mi ll lit at a meeting ysstetday of the three ehlldren with him across tn<Mt*f|, Wills’ ll |Mt*3 l ' l . . | f li| Iktl Itt lit m II III* ll* 4 s M3 Hsi t H v Mini His 1 Hi (,i • summer romntillea in chiree nf line M in H im In m r h i t i t (i hat **I 111 * 1 1 Hli l turn lilt 1 * >j i Ml i l n i ftl 1 n f 1 1. . *.111 1 Mi l l ’ll Ht *1 n l t i k i the drive, Joa McCasIln, chairman as 3v hu In *'i fni Ih* i «in u In if i l „ i n i ■ III , 1 . , |t! | | * is. i i it u l i i r i n 111- 1 n> •1 < ll*. illiii i '■ • * Ik n l 1 1 of the conimltiee announced tmlav U l ’l l l (i* i111n i l 1 I t r l* Di i ' i l ri111 11.1,■ L . i k III 3 *11 Mi 1 1• ll ' (‘il It. 1.1* * M r Oil* T w o i'll'O s g ro v e * " ii It ............ *'Wa expect the drtve lo he S hIvh F la n Studied 11 III 1 n < ' 11 1s > | | . May mi \\ \ I t'isi jii'i him I H i* I l.s 4 n >1 lit illi ii nkiH | n s | lit tl* . il M>11 i'f ru le nf Go- ‘tenfold N a v a l V o sil Ihe most successful thus far and ih. ......................... ............. -E Hi* I'litinly Hi fill* il I M i t>4 Inry A l' Station imw avatlitble l i l t V it \ I i ins' ! i 114r11J111ij i n i . ( i i , I t | vs k ' donations (o b« fsr in excess of ! i n nl > I i MII m JH, • , , ■ f ' ! 1* H M IM nf t i M M* \ mi 1* i l l y Ll 1 for lea"llig In privilliInletesle, It I Cl f i 4411 f'kt I fir lit ,m l Ill S'tktll I ll • the quota," Mr. McCasIln added. A HI I I I 1 IM SI kk| m 1 I Mil |* i i 1 III Hit* Director!, uf tin- Haufuid Mwaa nniiniiin-uii tills mnintng I** kill 1 tilt I I I I t Mill \ i IIM, hi l l A)I I I | M Ml. * n l i. Tha group, meeting in ihe H*-,l t-lmnls Association met thi» limit H ull lit* Hi*itiL'ill Hu* .liiy rs i m 411 st i t l IHM i i t. l (it i lk i l i nt III n f hi*r l.ienl «' I.Sullivan, public re Cross office at (he Takech Huild- ing with Chamber of Cumtm-i • H i L* l| n i | ’ L- > n i ; l III ion u mi hi ht iim * if it mi* >> i Hi s 1 I H i hi \ iin ii.il K lc c lio ii I m ing, heard Clayton PniauU, Ul-md MmiHgt-r For rest Hreckenridg,- n< luttun* officer |>Miuts'i| H m* lii.H i uiimiuhiM uf t st |* 1 till > 1 i i it i i i i i i 1 l»y H n 'M ils infnrni’itnin w-in .-oiitalin-1 Drive representative fur the IH t'MlI* llli’ l ! i! i n il'll’ v■ 33 1( at ,1,1 I |l4*lf4'l I ti kf Milk Eli* at lVMIl LlJ^r-3 1 ronxider a proposal to hold n salS t l i t ’i l i i l t ’ii I J y I ( a v io n Mi In ui, official Nav> noil-..... . avail I J i'lllL k l.f southeastern area who is In charge education service program hen -,>), i niin i ,, .il < , n i im o n * am i a b il l l y , w h ic h n la te .l D ia l M ilx fn , uf Blood Drive organisation In 3H n ifl \ f ,|. VI t> . I r r l n l ftat .M n i , i , li-* * I The group was unable to tea. > 1, Iln , 1 -it I l nm l ,r l I '.1 1 Florida Rad Cross chapters, speak hi. Immediate ngreemenl on in tin- U n-nog of tin- land w ill In- i •’ v isT I ' l l <hh fit filtmpt th ii ............. I i I'llllu - l n i l i, 1 , 1 . , , Ill I'a lls c e lle d u n til Id I'd a in In ly 3d. at i‘f i U n l i t tiy i h w 1 * . .ill u f ( lii' l u i 11 j 1 1 N o ■ lit* \ <1 , i -1 U-l, ,1 I 1 .' 1 ,) 11 w i l l oil aonte of the misconceptions lustier nod luxlioctcd u commltli ii m i - ill i , i , i , ui i* mitiO'd th e o ffic e o f tinB lu ff I'uldnt 1 ■ i b , I •-»I ii t i ntl ! 'i' t n w l with which the Red Cross Is faced liu-ludlng Julm Kader, Earl Fuo tiiT iilu l v 1s t in i' <*It'll 11 ( ’l a i n * ll I n o t I 1Oiling t i l l i'll W o rk s O f f ic e r , N a v a l A it H a s,-a h m » ;h t, m il* tin \1111y. Mi .\ h * M i ' i n I ,< o l 1 M Jit lit a *1 ,-« ,>1 , t I m ii. when It attempts to convince the and Ned tlmitl, to Investigate it, , <" >nl ii,'i,' i i ,m,ol Irnm each C o m m a n d , S ix t h N a v a l D ls t r lc * . ,' i 1 li d bv public to donate. n l llo- iv m il,,' In lo '* ,' , n m illc s of had In s’ ll a in r iiiln i u f H m* h** ti J u i 1 ,*t.-i<-l possibility uf liringing llowt,, i , ’om < 0 .m lr , I | » , n r ,I, ll One of the most important of Wisehaupl, sslen service expett N a v a l A i r S t a tio n , J a c k s o n v ille . ■i f t l l r s i k Mi 11 , : n Hi l l 11 u l s ' k i i m i i 33,4 ibe oi", k i.n l Si,,h< .,1 Seminole, Thu hldti vvill lie opened at the tn h ' i ' l k’il I n l a k e M i . gUsl ut i 1 ftii V l i e - n |,|i, r w ill lie . i n ' i l il iln thsae, he laid, la the belief that m o u ld p i ,. |e, I p o lio ,re d hy for such a program. saute office ot II dd u in. on the iiiu r |Htfd, , im . , , 1,11'k, 1,mi,w tin- d,r,'-iinti of ,b i fha Red Croea sells blood after It hers \ ,i i i 'r i ,' iii I i-i'iiiii V o x illa r y Mr. Wlsehaupt was a visitor I: I,Jm on ii and all 1 , or same day. All bids submitted must haa bstn contributed. " Ill' ll III II, III.-I, , lln .ll g il l , tro ut Lift i t h*11 s'Initial in Hm .hmjiHt Klwnnls yesterday. Ho has he, - bo plainly marked, "Smiled Hid, * -*11 m u 1 Inm in i, b rfu rt s■ -,,»ii “All blood donated,” he aal,l, engaged t'h a m h u i u iliiikh i t ia t lu u n l a 11 ill r i hull nl iln lo t. bi l l) In by Orlandu, Leeabum **■ 1,, ■t J | I , -,| Iln m i l lir “la tha proparty of the U. 8. De­ and oilier Florida cities to con Agriculture Lease, Naval Auxil­ fm m il tiu n lu ii I 1•‘•litrli'k l i a i l i n r b’o in , oti.-i'ii lop hy pm Ih-qM tlon d ii, 1 1 In li i, p lm tiiiiif Mi 1 u i ,1, l| partment of Defense from the mo­ duct programs in sales edurali - iary Air Station, Sanfin.l, Fla." f i l l fju h llL m un Hi* fin iin t nf *h m lb , boo tinn nl ,,* I'l l)m in t of 17 , , illiii* , v 9 1 ! in 1 u-l 0 make brio v, Negotiations Im tin- leasing of r iT lu r n fo i tju rth iii .Sw ui'nuy'a )>** ( nil • I ment it leaves your artn. It can­ f»r msrehsuts and employee ' ,liIn 1 ,l ,i l'< 1 o r a p o -1 1 n .1 n, ,* not he used for any purpose which e^T.I Mr. Ureckenridge, and has -• the luml for agricultural pur of QtH’f i ’ lm y . Mt liw iitH iny n1111 1 I bn mil I III,llll- c i l l / e u , III tllU "l 1,1 1lie \ iii , i ii-jii G, > , ,ii I'M. * G i l l S la b - I I I ' M o li'IJ ll l a c k , the Department of Dufunse does I It III Pi M l k i r . l i i i f , (ill | hi 1*41511 •( I ii,1 puiet were uulliurlird by tin ..... week open for such a program It,. 1,1’. not approve. It aannot, therefore, here starting July 28. lia n i.i I i- l i n M i i m , olo ,, I o rp o il Chief of the lluu-ao uf Yards un I Sir U w i i e n u y m i n k ’ H mj , v v i u L be aoltl by the Red Croaa, becauso Docks, Washington D. C., In a A tatn iK tkiat L« f u ll I im w m | m, i I tt I I I -,t*N l i t M i l l , l ilt \ / 11 ‘ .p n iig I i -j o I'n iiii O rla m b ); Uotne uf the inerchnnls presem tha Had Cross dussn’t own It. The ctiinmtirdi-atlun to the Sixth Naval ih w in tiiv u ig a fiH a k lim U* i,-..ii , an ,-*. Wmici ll,i*,-n, Car­ pointed nut that there might i1 1( 1' • M i: I U JFlItl 1 I I I ,m l id Red Crosa merely acta aa the tin* job. o l* ,) 3n.li i no. ' t 3n he h m -, H urDistrict Command. G l , t u - c r iln ly u f S i it,- I ),1,11 n,1 M,b ill,,*' agsnt of the Department of De­ a disadvantage uf holding llo Ifoincv, Grill-hen M i . A Lin y, c h illi 111x111 uf thu -Lij» The lauds are dascrlbsd us "Be­ program when so many of the om tin mi l„ 1 1 1 a !> ills v n llii i il * 1 it fense." N ,i on I ' j o . n n i . i t * , M a ry l .a ,In , ing that purl nf the Naval Auxili­ f i T J e « r n m in iiK u a iitu iil, um itm iicployees are away on vacation, 1,1 I l n . >il ln ,l tv a II I,, di-'1gni'd Another misconception often Present at the meeting w we n ary Air Station, Sanford, Flnrldu, • tl th a t L*Y n tiin ru la id bium nub l „ • I , .' m i l l ,'l l I,m ill , In -lw I'l l, Iln , 1 im po loin- M cM an n C le a rw a met with, he said, la that blood W. A. Morrison, Andrew mine, F. being slid lying In the SW 'l of im t ti’.l fo r H i d tw in fa w iid h u rn tu G i i i I i i I - , l ,i l i , ,im | bn1 I j i gi vl G , 1,0 t e r . l ine i l i n l i , O c a la , ( b a rlin e Is ahlppaa Immediately to Korea C. Harper, Ned Section 4, and the N3V3* of Sec­ •*M11k >' * a t thu M « iiiic l|ia l /. mu m< rallnhu'-ca; ami Carmine Ban in r ,, Smith, and can be there within 48 hours Feuat, U, L. Psrklns Jr., C. 1. tion 9, Township 2d South, Range •hunt 11. Thu cdiiI ih I uhtU ssf1 Jni> V in u rii nt a lly l l i ,i u , ' i i Gulf poll Iim ,'io iv iU 'd I’ lu'd ido im lm li'd of donation. This la simply Im­ Redding, John Kader and Mi 31 East, Seminole County. Florida, 19. I’**,, ol ih , en m p w ill be named '■ill . ind tv I ’ ri'f.ld m il G H o llo possible, ha said, since the blood Brsckatirldge, [ ot tnnighC). final seas.l,m In repJid m K a d itr om /^ m kid H u t lh*» eaclitdjng ull lauds excepting thotm V a i (ir , -in.I l u n -ig n M ini i. r I , m o muat first be snipped to West <nt i lo rld a at ibe G ir ls N a tio n planted in and cultivated for cit­ L u n d ia li c a in iid t t i’u i n w i l i K u t ’ th*’ Nev,--. di, F n n iim r a , T o n ig h t A d m Point, Pm, where ii Is converted in V\ ,- li In (lb in i il- x t m o nth hmiHinyf s it u iilim i w ith a v ie * to rus ernpa." ATKINSON TR IA L Son " i l l be 1 ho g u cv l of honor nt Into plasma In procassing labor­ Rid forint, with instructions and fliid iiiK a id lin ’ fu r thu C o u ritt1 un o l l h i i i l banuuot s i w h ic h hu l JACKSONVILLE on - Federal atories. It le not shipped to the District a facsimile nf thu lease containing l l a r r u n iiiiru 'a csdiind. Iln ita t* I cxp e cti-d lo d e liv e r a u u j u r ad Judge Bryan W. Simpson fighting front until then. Movie has aet the trial of Clyde W. Atkin ta terms under which the property lliu t M r. I l n r r wim in tu rifa ti’d In The eummer committee In son, Tallahassee attorney, on In may bn occupied, will be furnished r id t ir h iiiK to H a n fu rd and ha d re s s . itirz charge of tha drive Includea Mrs. come lax charges for Nov. 17. lecttvu bidders by the Public th o ug h t fA citith'ft n m ld hu n u . k prospect "Kangaroo" I GIRLS illiOWN Clara Qlnn. chairman of the Red the Naval • v a ilu b ltt fo r thu I l n r r B chuo l. Atklmon entered an Innocenl Works Officsr at MEMPHIS, Tenn, t.fi Four sets 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:311 • 7:30 - 9:30Croea Service groups, Margaret ____ uxitlary Air Hlatlon. The attenplea hare ________ Wednesday Jay afternoon Auxlllar ol footprint:* leading in u pond— Dlngfelder, In charge of civic when ha was arraigned on charges Mon 0 O V IB LA D n of prospective bidder* is es­ MASONIC MAHTKI1 uml none relorniug-'-wure mule groups, Frank Handler, tn charge of Income tea evasion F. W- McCallry, formeily of Sun evidence that four small wills pecially Invited to paragraph 13 "Acrois the Wide Missouri" of buslneaa, groups, Al Wallace, ford, was elected Ilm Wort, Ididol waded lo Ilnur deaths near here Involved are (be calendar years o£ the instructions. 7:45 Feature 8:20 L ast Cam* display chairman, John Millar, 1946 through 1949 during which the Arrangements may -r — ----- -be- - -mdde - - - Master uf Tina 1-mlgo No. 577. Free Wedne nl iy, |d«tii Bhow 9:39 church groups, Col. 8. 0. Harri- government alleges that the atlor 1 with the Public Works Officer, and Accepted Ma-.niu of Concuid, The trickn In Ihe soil mud, go­ PU A IRIE I.L A K E man, In charge of residential ney filed falae and fraudulent in far a view of the lands to be Ark., un the night uf Juno 7. The ing In ihe water hole Irnm (nor "Festival of Fun" 7:45 only areac, and Mrs. Jamaa TerwUlcger come tax returns. The government leased. A representative of the Installation ceremonies look place neat piles uf clolhlng, were found "Iroquois Trail" and Bobo Daaai co-publicity chair- claims the attorney owes sddiUoaal Dapartmsnt of the Navy will be si the Lodge on the night ol June hy two worried mothers who loured 9:16 * 10:30 2t. taxes of 145,000. ( . present to answer all Inquiries the worst—ami were right. s»aw s5'rjs?sa? ssiv- '**£*:& tts? .L Volt* Tn NhmI Invikalinn L ii Is Sink* ! tnimr !’o (io llia m (lim it s Plans For Blood Drive Discussed At Red Cross Meet t itms (iiovps At Naval Air Station Will Be Leased m By McrchuntH Group rime Table *pf ; !■ ’■ jl , : | *®kL J £’ W M ta i& jB n if iliii ."eia -* — - j. «. -■ ' ‘ oA'A. * 4 • i �* - V i : ;; TWW SANFORD HRRAI.D Pago X Thuro. July I, l i s t Library In Mexico A library of American books, newnpapom, magazines nnd tinmphlntn won cstnblinhcd in Mexico City ton yearn iigo by the United Staten, In ten yearn the number of books in the library has increased nlmont five-fold nnd thousands of Mexicans use the books each month. Because they do they have a better idea of their neighbors In the United Motored mm oerwnd rlaoo moMe, D e le te r tT . IOIO. at the Foot O ltlr r States. e l aeoford, F lo rid a , nnder Ike A H Tlio library, nnmed for Benjamin Franklin who was nn a t Coaareoo o l H o rrb I , IOTO. accomplished diplomat among his other activities, Pi only II 01.1, AW II l„ U K A W part of a campaign to wnr'nTFTjT'TtrW^^if the (Vi-opb — K d lle r iin n n n .w i i n a Mexico. For many yenrs.J.biytC has liecn a degf?«'«•* anti­ Nwoleoio Kowogee pathy toward Americans in Mexico but our propaganda ef­ im c s ir r io i a m i forts are having a good effect in changing this. Movies nnd Hr I”* lite r ...... ................. a .aa ••■o M anih .................. radio broadcasts about the United Stntes have become ho Tfcre* Moalho . , ......... .. _ M * Moalho .................... d.uo popular that some of them have been commercially spon­ « a e T e a r .............. ................... 11.00 sored by Mexican firms. A ll a b lla o rr aalleeo. eardo al Without understanding there can be no trust between Ihaaka. reeolallaae aad aatlrea o l ealertalaaieal la r Ike parpaoo r l men or between nations, The library project In Mexico nnd rololaa laado, w ill be ehae ged lar similar projects elsewhere cost money. Bui If It Is spent ■ I eewwlar a d rrrlla la a ratio. carefully and helps to achieve understanding, it Is well spent Mofroeealed N alloaallp H r la laod W eH*e«e»r R epreoialallreo indeed, The Sanford Iferald R a ia S H il t l la IS M PafetraheO dally eaeepl S s la H s r ' aaadaw, C t i h N M aod now to. P i i l l i l M Patdrdoro h i* I't n t o la M nnd New t o o n I I I M ogaolla A « m m lo r,. Moor T e rb , I'h lraon, tlrtra lt. Maaoao e l l r aad at. I,aafe. i T h e Herald la _a rarlabor _____ a l Ika Aaeaelaled Freaa rrh lrb la ealM Ird •• r lo t lt r lr la Ib r aae lae r r r a h ll. eallaa a l all Ib r Inral arrra p tla lrd la Ibla n r no pa e rr aa w all aa oil » r aoree dlepalrbea. T H L HHn AY. J I M ,1, I US2 TODAY'S Binr.K VRRRK Right wortla rorte frnm light Mena ami rnrpmra ami rlglil ronvltlli-ns. flow forcible nr, rlglil word*. Jit. Winston (‘him lull ii delighted with a new woid hr h»i jml addetl lo Ilia voc nhiilary. tl i, "itiafu", which ii ihr way .Serrelory Acheinn recently defined relation* helwrrn the Slate and Defeme Departmenttl menu "liliialiun noimal — nil Touted up". Government And Weather A wit once remarked that everybody talks about the weather but nn one ever does anything about it. There In at present some quest Ion as to whether that saying Is still true. Home sclent is) s maintain that man can now manufacture weather on a Inrge scale. Others ridicule the idea. A govern­ ment cnmmitcc has been set up to study the situation. Making rain by seeding clouds with dry ice lias had some measure of success. Such efforts Imvo also provoked several controversies, in some communities some farmers raise crojis which require a great deal of rain and others grow crops which can Is* damaged hy an nver-ahuiidanee of rain­ fall, The question arises as to whether it Is permissible for the group which wishes rain to take steps to make it fall. Since his earliest days men has made attempts to in­ fluence the weather. Almost all the primitive religions had rites and ceremonies dedicated lo bringing rainfall, Now man lias decided to make a scientific approach to the problem. If the government does decide to take a hand in weather making projects, let it assign some of Its heal men to the tasks. They should not only know enough to come In out of the rain they make, hut they should also know a good deal about Bimspots which are not mere superstitions hut seem to exercise a definite Influence on climate. Horsemen who like a irol iliow should nltend ihr Kisiimmee rmlro and see the quadrille pul on hy the Silver Spurs. Thai is n dance on horseback theI would do errdil to Ringling Oros. rircus lltnugli it it performed hy Kissimmee cowboys Women In Uaseball and iheir girls. We would like lo *4* Ihe Silver Spurt brought |r A comely SM-ycnr old stenographer was signed by the Sinford some lime lo put nn a Harrisburg Senators baseball club, the flrsi woman ever demonMrsIion Tor our winter vis­ granted a rout rail in organized baseball. Her career was itors. Thry would make a (treat Ini short-lived, however, for baseball o fficials ruled that the lly SAM II.UVHON tf Governor Stevenson of lllinoii game is nut for women. Some fans, male and female, re­ NEW YORK <,R—The clolhlup who has recently revealed his will­ gretted the decision, Others regarded it as the most mlimlrlc* have hern doing some ingness In be drolled is muninalrd judicious conclusion since Solomon handed down Ills findings mill senrchlm; all thr way from lie store hack lo the mill. As ii by the Democrats, he will lie de­ in the famous baby case. csiilt llicrc ii ii rush ol prnnuncln The women, bless them, have proved lo he Ihe equal of nrittni Inday Any one «f Ihe in feated if Eitnrhuwer i* ihe Re publican nominre. This al least is men in almost every field and In some areas of endeavor ought lo rolir somebody's hacalev Like tin. one: Men's wear lm:» whal a recent poll cnndurled by they have proved superior. Women's rights are not idvanrcd lo style uml Ideal much threatened hy Imiiulug women from organized baseball. It is ihe Princeton Research Servii i 'itvler thnn the women's Hues In shows. Silly percent of lliose intr simply a way of eliminating many problems which could he last few years, viewed were for I'.isenhower, only arise which could hurt the giuun. Ur this: Most retail stores are There have been great women athletes who hnvo man­ lelllng In r.pito of Ihomielvrn and 31 perrent lor Slrvenson. And Stevenson is the heil the Democrats aged to pursue their careers witli dignity. But Ihe baseball tot because of any merchandising the salesman Is the diamond Is a rough place. With women participating the thillllrs have, neit lo Russell. veakrsl link. fielders might fuel obliged to raise their tints each tune a Amt thli: Colton Is winning a Traffic »tc idenls on j’usl live lady passed them ouu the basepaths. A ball player with his •light advantage In Ihe battle nf annual holidays during lire past cap In his baud Is not likely In play very goad baseball since ihe fiber* f lii years have taken half ni many I lie abject of the fielders Is lo catch the hall. A man hat­ The man who Ihlnks that men's Amerirnn lives as the Korean war ting ngniimt an uncommonly pretty woman pitcher might wear him imne far nlirud nf t.ie Nearly nine thousand Americans have a hard time keeping Ills lye on the imll, a technique women's field mid "dollar fur dol­ have lost llirii live in highway ac essential In good hitting If the experts are to lie believed. lar gives ii much bettor value" s M .1 laivell, director of the ridents on Memorial Day. the One group which intuit he greatly relieved to see women sfiitlonal AHMM-Intion of Shirt, I'a Fourth r/f July. Labor Day. Christ­ kepi out of baseball Is the umpires. The umpire has always mini mid Sportswear Manufac , mas and New Years during the pit) had the Iasi word on ihe diamond. Whether this would cou- liners sig years, 'the death loll fiom die Ilmie to lie the case If there were women pin vers is doubt­ "The men's wear ludmdry hnsn'i liet ii slipping," he snyi "IPs been Korean war so lar is just over ful. | rluinulnt! " 17.000. Another Fourth of July is Naturally. Lovell thinks l|ir now just around the corner. Drive cnie eniplniilh oil npmtawenr is all to thr good, lie admits Ihut sales C it y M u n n g c r fully if you must use the highways. have fallen off In suits, lints nnd Batter still slay away from con Ofckwrnr. bul says II Is more Ihsn (t'*Klli<i ,»4 Turn* l*Ma« OHM gesled areas. _ made up by gslns In other llnci CUv Cnmmillion. Clothing Industry New Patton Tank Undergoes Change Is Answer To Many In Various Aspects A Soldier’s Prayer Whoever ihmighl lhat citrus con centrales wouldn't sell reckoned without the nationwide heat wave For the week ending June 21, In dutlrira Surveys Co., Inc. rrporls the sale of (mien mange iuke •oncenlratr eiceeded nne million ••lions, the first lime in history auch sales have gone over the mil lion mark. Actually sales have been on the increase since Jan. I, and during the first hall of this year more than 21 million gallons have bean consumed. Whoever would have thought ten year* ago of such a revolution taking place in the cHrus Industry. ___ __ Not many men are found these . days who taka Inilntctlon well or know how to obey orders. So It Is ' nJreahini to learti of the Horse Guardsman on duty before the British Foreign Ministry who teHtalned al hi* post of duty despite . ,i:g "soma nosebleed. Ha had been oedfred to remain perfectly motion' until relraved and to speak to « one. And so he did eaactfy lhat. whan a policeman, seeing the pouting from his note, asked pit *a4 the matter, he still reilried silent. But the policeman smart enough to notify ihe Itdroom and lha suffering trdtman was called dff duly. we gre planning a memoGaheral Henry Sanford, nr of this city, it would be f wt could include provision, ! Immediate. at least at some I date, for tha accumulation if* keeping of other books i antiques, objet* d art* and tabiila of Sanford’s pail, most cities io. Sinford ‘ si reaching the |rown* and tha lime b not loo when fha slot* at its pail .MW. Senator McCarthy Denounces Kenton As Communist Pal Pointing out that any of the four men ini reviewed Kumlay would have accepted the Job If off«rnl, Commissioner Ivey nnld that nn l.enuio Is III* choice, It wmdd have In he f.emoii If It was going 10 he unanimous, a* Mayor Stem, per nnld. Itlmmilngton Is the county seat of Monroe county In Indiana and 11 an Industrial and limestone cen­ ter with a population of 38,101, It Is niirrounded hy a retail trad­ ing area with n population total­ ling 47.71M. Four hank* supply the commu­ nity'* financial need*, and have total depoiltn nf $28,917,300. Tnlal hanking rmources are $30,030,230. Principal Industrie* In ilia city are the Bloomington Limestone Corporation, the Empire Btnne Company, Fagan Bton* Company, Flurk Cut Rtone Company and numerous other rock, iton* and quarry ntahlUhmant*. tn all the community I* tha home of 29 manufacturing house*, employing 2,018 townspeople who Cam a sum total of $0,101,000. These figures are according to tha 1047 U. H. Census nf Manufac­ tures, Dlnomlnatnn ls also the seat nf Indiana University where 14,000 student* are engaged In the study of tha liberal arta. Thera are A39 commercial eatohllshmcnta In the town with a total salea of $31,007,000 a year. WASHINGTON Joseph II. McCarthy today denounced Ken William Benton ns "the chameleon from Cannccllciit" anil accused him of aiding (hr Communist c h ih i < “for political ntlvantage lo tho Democratic Party '* McCarthy, Wisconsin Republican told a Kenatn rulca subcommittee ho would proncnt evidence "to show that Benton ha* been whole hnartedly billowing tin- Communist directive to dlacredll and destroy, smear and libel, anyone who dare* lo hurl Ihe Communist cause."* McCarthy went before the subcommittee lo proa* for action on hi* reaolullon for a full scale In­ vestigation of Benlnn. who ha* domantled that McCarthy ba ousted from Congress. The Name subcom­ mittee hen been looking Into Benton'd accusation* of fraud and da oln.it McCarthy. mil agnln.it McCarthy Ren. Monrouey ((ll.-Okla.) If oh (acted In McCarthy'* use of Ihe word "chameleon," Monrouey aakl the hearing wa* Called fnr tho purpose of develop­ ing "leads and factual Inform* lion," and "not for picking out id the dictionary any lo * type crawl­ ing animal*/' McCarthy shot back that Monroney earlier fbitened to more than .w.ootj word* of name calling from Benton amt rained nn objection. Today's session was tha latent . | |.. I l l 4 i.S > . . . . round In in the running feud between cCarthy thy Benim One'phase y and Benton. One HUHPOENA CONDON do tho „ . battle J l C 'Is a two million dollar WASHINGTON UR f Dr. tdwar slander suit | it.fcrn ,lSnC ,whZ h .. . -j.B.nUmf'wiw _„™ ,.. —,-JI llO Ili C WHO earned lhat rt'irthy aa a public hy as tfletal has cnmmtttad perjury and /■ltd. _________________ this cheerful view may not he echoed hy Ihe innken of Mills, lulls and ties. film views of Ihe nhlllllr* of re tail clothing salesmen ope e* pressed by aevrrnl speakers nt a ronferenre sponsored by Ihe Nn (loual Association nf Relnll Chilli Ion mid Furnishers. Koine speakers called Ihe relnll salesman the weakest link In the apnarel field. Tills may not set well with some old ami faithful store rlerkfi Tho retailer doesn't know how to sell Ms merchandise, according to t’harlea M Edwards, ilenn of the Hrhool of Retailing [if New York University. Weakest points, lie says, are advertising, display and pornnnal si-lllng Stop stressing Heins thaj were nod In the past, nays Victor laR'row, Baltimore clothing menu h fqclurrr. Think up new ways of attracting the consumer—like rni phasltlng fashion rather than price to Influence the women who often make up their men'a minds on the subject nf male attire. (n the manufacturing field there ii considerable optimism over prospects for (all, Many fall lines are down frnm $3 in $T from last year, and good business la antkiRaw wool prices have advanced since Ratter frnm thalf postKorean Iowa earlier lit lha year, Rut ihe prlee hike* may Ml affect men’s clothing lines until nest spring. The Wool nureau Inc. say* the world outlook for Uie fiber la bullish- a . mixes up the animal kli ,< W »m a nr hai. ntivi.L NEW YORK (ft Tor iiliost of many an American soldier, Raring down Irotn the Yalltidl* of lirnwi, would have looked with wry envy al a l>. S Army ceremony this week. It wna (lie dcinimstrallon of Ihe •nojiiiv new I’attou tH tank.. "Gee, that wan Ihe kind nf tank I used lo dream of before I was killed In Tunisia." yim can Ituni; Ine one soldier -ayliiR. "Yeah, we talked nimul having a lank tike Hint before I died In Ihe (lalllc nf Ihe Belgian Rnli*o," replies Ins spectral buddy, "liny, Junk al that Ron it pack.s—nnd lia low sllhouclle." •4as 1% Ilie Germ an MWV. tank that am bushed Ihe ri'ale I Rut till In hack In 1IG2" And If Ihe lierole dead hear any Ill-will, one couldn't Idnme the two Spectral Linkmen for resenting Ihe lacl Iheir country gave them no such lank lo flgnl In when they wrru atiioug Hie living. Army Set re Iary Frank (’ Pace hailed the powerful new- IH Ion Pal (on as "Ihe lined medium lank In Ihe world." If battle le.tn prove this rlalm true, it l» encouraging. For many veteran lankmro hold that Amer lean armor was Inferior In design, crew prolrcllnn, ami hilling power, as compared to both German nnd Russian armor, m World War II. Rill this brdlbiut new weapon Is Mill to be put in real misa production, and il noon will lie U >yr» after Pearl Harbor. This Mutation imlnts up the dan ger of Iwo civilian tegenda (hat nave long liauqiercd American military power-avd cost uh need less casualties: l 1> The squirrel gun legend— If war comes in million Amer leans will grab grandpappy's old squirrel gun off the manlcl, and rriwl the Invader." (3i The knowhow legend—"We are Ihe moat Inventive people in ine world, and ivc can turn old newer and belter weapons faster Ilian any possible group of ene­ mies." Both of these legends aro relic* LJ , America's bold fmntier past, but neither holds true In Ihe mid­ dle half of tho jnih Century. No civilian nation can spring lo arms with squirrel guns any more and win a modern war. II la a perilous tradition, this 19th Cen­ tury hangover in nor thinking that we can fiuld off an enemy with mil id dale weapons while we quickly gear up and turn nut bet­ ter ones. Ware today move too fait. Aa tn the Irgrml that Americans are Ihe most Inventive race, the facta simply don't bear II nut— at least mi (he battlefield. The Germane produced Ihe best sub­ marines, tanks ami all purpose ar­ tillery gun* In the last war. They mit (he first iet plans* In Ihe sir, the first guided missile*—rockets eqd Mill bombs. Women's Woolen,and.wortled atf* parol fabric prices Our reel genius he* been In Die of mDls bava gonejjp field of mase production. But to­ day the Russians have more and man Wood speedier je‘ planes In Korean sMM than we nave, proof that Akelr In­ Wednesday. In l94g, g mbeomtnlttea dustrial revolution has gone atolii Cotton mifla Condon> had associated with Rus­ tav Bell, president of Ike AssO- perhaps ns fast as their eoclal sian apv suspects and termed him Cotvm Textile Mtrone of (he weakest links In atomic The greatest military enemy the __________lew Vwk, lays fefent security. Condon demanded a hearing, but none was ever held. Re quit his ftifase today, government position last veh- n become director of reaeareh for mA production of new wSi Coming Qlaaa Co., Condflg, The bitter penalty for t) lied from Iwr pl« Liner United States Starts Malden Trip ||« s ^ c a IS night along with the Florida OF HEALTH AND FUN. any State Advertising Conwnlsslon. place In Florida." When I first saw ons, I got Silver Springs, Cypres* Gardens. Marine Studio* and other agen* such a kick out of It I Immsdtatscies that day In and day out are ly wrote my good friend, Malcolm selling Florida, It* advantages McDonald, secretary of FP A L, and opportunity* to mulion*i asking him lo send me a quantity Florida Power A Light Company nf them. Now with every letter ia Miami l« doing a tremendous ^I write to anyorfe In the North, ! • ) Inb in acquainting Tuv1 ] cfidn-e one of these check* which \ If U- *t-e person I'm ■ *-«tnr with authentic lion nltout this state and tb*’ nihi'iVv :,g. -rv» personally »I*<L You would he surprised at the nmnslng Investment opportunities reaction I ’ve gotten. In replle* t hut exist here. RiH-rntly. through arrangements from these folks they all mention with Allen Morris, publisher tT the million dollar check, and a The Florida Handbook, F l’AL. at friend in Pittsburgh wrnla back their own expense, published an to advise that he was going to Investor's Edition of this excell­ use it this summer and Invited mt ent work /i the form of n compre­ to Join him In cashing It when hensive 215 page guide to Florida he gets to Florida. Promotion thatv, clirks In this manner la worth-” investment opportunities which b e in g mailed to financier* while. I look for the greatest Influx throughout the nation. of summer tourists (his year In The Investor'* Guide to Florida Florida's history, and I believe places III a single package nil llm that in some resort areas It Is information a prospective Investor going to he a problem to provide would need to know about the accomodations for our visitors. I stnte mid It* potentialities. It con­ hope we do not make tho mistake tains no advertising. nf jerking up prices In a point MeGregor Hmlth, president of where thry lo-rome prohibitive for FP A L, Is possessed of an unselfish the nvrrage middle class family, vision that over the years Ims for this la the type of visitor « * * . contributed much to the growth tire getting. They «re learning^ and development of the entire that Florida summer vacations state. The fact that hi* company are delightful and that thov ran serves only a limited area ha* not come here at this time of year prevented hi* consistent promo­ nnd enjoy themselves at modest tion nf the state as a whole. Most rates. nf the promotional material Issued These guests bring million* of hy F I’AL Is Just a* helpful nnd dollars Into the stnte, Trent them beneficial to the vast area* not with courtesy and consideration, served hy the company a* It l* cater to them and we ran look for to tflcir own territory. many prosperous summer seasons As Smith put* It, "The distri­ In the years to come. Do your bution of thousands of copies of part lo help hrlng them back, and|) this comprehensive bonk fits In their friends and neighbor* with with our poliry of trying to help them. (iiirselvts hy hrlplng Florida grow, and we feel that every dollar of Last season Preacher Ro* of outside Investment capital Unit the Dodgers allowed 30 home can he attracted tn Florida likely runs, hut 21 of these earn* with menus the building of additional the bases empty. customers for n*." ff this capital goes to an area not served by the company, Smith doesn't mlntl. Ho is keenly nwarp tlint only the growth nnd develop­ CHIROPRACTOR ment of Florida as n wholo ran Please call for appointment make this a great anil prosperous state. Phone 1753—$74# TALLAHAHHEK IHnrcInl) Hot seeking Investment* for According ■ <> Raymond rl. Ilarno, Florida Is only one of the worth Chairman, Florida Industrial Com­ while nrtlvilies FI'A L has en­ mission, employment In nil non- gaged In during tho past few agricultural cslnl.llshmcnla in yrnr*. The Importance of our inid-Miiy was rslimnlcd nt 721,- grent tourist Industry Is not over­ 81)0. This represent,■ > a decline of and the company has 21,Mil) fioni Ihe revised April fig- looked. played on Important part in help­ nr*'. Almost all Ihe loss in em­ ing In rrenle the ever-expanding ployment ocelli red lo the Irndr summer business that Is ours to­ and nervier Industries nod In cit­ day. rus miming- The lourisl related Enrh year a rnmpnign to sell industrlei contracted iheir work­ ing forces RidiMnlitiully lifter the Florida ns n summer resort tins end of winter resort activity III been condueted with some of the April, Cllrint cunning nellvity win most catchy, clever mailing pieces sharply curtailed hy the discon­ ever devised and employed In this tinuance of Mectifin procmnliur nnd promotion. Among these was a ticket tn Floridaa prtnUd to conp lenaenlng fruit supplies. form with the standard form of Mnnufnrturtng enqdovmi-nt do- ticket used hy railroads, bus and ere'MW 2.400 to Itt.lOO. Tho Mg airlines, hut each stub advertised decline In citrus running and pre­ an outstanding attraction or sec­ serving was not offset hy slight tion and told of the advantage* gain* in rmplnymtoit by ftvm* pro­ offered the summer visitor. ducing durable. goniM, Firms pro­ laitei^ s a facsimile nf n stand­ ducing wear (nppmcl) suffered n further decline In employ incut, ard buna check prepared so that the widely fluctuating shipbuild­ It ran lie made out to an Individ­ ing mid repairing luduMrv lidded ual and sign*) personally hy the additional workers in May. Ko.-i- person who sends It. It is good sunnily adjusted employment in for "RECREATION W O R T H tin- manufacturing Imlustrlr, Ik up ONE MILLION DOLLARS" and hy nimul 2Ti perccnl river lust drawn on the "NATIONAL HANK DR. H. K. RING Non - Agricultural Jobt4 Reach 724,800 1949 Plymouth "4 Dr. Sedan $127800 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr, Sedan May, A longer wnrk week In nil man­ ufacturing hulustrlea, 43.1 ns compared lo the revised April r i tlmntr of 43.7, resulted In nn In crease in uverage weekly inirihign to ffi3,0l, Ih e average hourly wage was 11.23. For the flrnl time since last Oc­ tober when Florida was preparing for Ihe winter tom 1st season, con­ tract construction employment increased suhstanllnllv- One thou­ sand additional workers were add­ ed. The upsurge In building artlvlly oceurrcil almost entirely in general nod lienvy condrticllno. The strike hy comnumiralion worker* wna ended In May but strike* In local rnllwny* anil Ims lilies, and phoaphate mining *f. fffled employment In Iransporta lino and mining, The Irado aim rarvle# eMahlishmenta cimtrarlsd Iheir working fortes by 20.800. More than half of thin decreane was in eating and drinking place* and hotel*. $1340-00 1950 Studebaker Commander Sedan Low Mileage, Looks N#w $111300 1946 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. taipri * w u •?»- prices' *?,- IRAN REJEUTR rflA R G ES TEHRAN. Iran tfl — Iran has formally rejected Russian charges that Premier Mohammed Mossadegh'a governmenl vlolnleil the 1931 IranoSovlet Frlrndsldp Trea­ ty by accepting renewed U. 8, military aid. That treaty permit* the Soviet Union In tend troop* Into Iran If Irsnlsn soil Is used by foreign military foresa hostile lo Russia stardtor .taftkt diw nt $7*8-00 1941 Butck Special Sedan $278-00 to creating and building them tba tools (hey need to win. fishermen! Sportsmen! Cutiperi! heck These Items New (hi Sale! ling Hardwood Camp • **, - e tc m c k i& W & if c t S it l for only $ | I Folding Camp Cota m re Glass Rod <5 f t ) K f 5 - Now on sole at • — ;« h # $*39 *■C -H l«rth.-PicnlcJug MaubilfevsM , Low a<t(g.«$ Water H«M Altunin e ach m U S lo e H e . . . TrtW J « .* PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOR FLAVOR K flA a M 3 * �r-r 9 11 intfifil Social And Personal Activities PHONE 148 9 Social'^olcnclar * ■ • 3 * 4 1 — ---------------- Thf Royal AmbatMilurs will bold thflr meeting at the Klr»t Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. MONDAY Campbell Lotting Pott 53, Am­ erican Legion, will bold a free (upper meeting at 7.ltd p.m. at 9 the Legion Hut. Election of ofIt­ e m will be held. W.M.U. of the First Baptist Church will have the icguhii businetl meeting (IQ Monday at 2:30 p.m. at the church. Circlet of the W.8 .C.S. of the Flret Methodiit Church will meet ae followt: No. I will meet ut the home of Mra. L M. Swain, Oi l Weet Twentieth Street at .3:00 i.m. No. 2 will meet at McKiney Hall at 3:00 p.m. No. .3 will w meet at the home of Mra. It. W. Turner, 016 Park Avenue ut .3:(>u p.m. No. 4 will meet ut the humof Mlt. S. U. Shlnholaer, 14118 Oak Avenue at 3:00 p.m. No. 5 will meet at the hume of Mia. It U. Hutchlion In Camerun City nt 8:00 p.m. No. tl will meet ut tinhome of Mra. Cheater Uninela on Lake Markha m at 3:00 p.m. TU ESD A Y Circlet of the W.S.C.8 , of the 9 Flret Methodlat Church will meet at follow*: No. 7 will meet at the home of Mrt. O. II. Anderton, 201.3 Wathlnglon Avenue at H.11(1 p.m. There will be a inaiket basket tale In connection with the meet Ing. No. 8 will meet at the home of Mrt. Max Fundum, uml Myrtle Avenue at 8:00 pm. No. u will mrct at the home of Mi a. Thru Pate, 120 Wcat Eighteenth Street at 8:00 p.m. f j GENEVA NKW8 ] „ By MISS A D D IE I'll EV A T T Miss Helen Cabas Wed To Albert Fitts In Impressive Ceremony At Episcopal Church ------4 ----------------------------In a beautiful service leat night ! . . ut Holy Croat Episcopal Church, «•» «»wn^ In fuachla .1 k and .he Mia. Helen Cab ., became the ■ V worr W,I k. i£ rt“ orl,B * “ h “ bride of Albert Neal Fitta at 8:00 pink ruse corsage Following the wedding a reccno'clock. The double ring cere­ mony was peiformed by the Rev. tlon was held at iht home of the K. II. Papnri.ii of the Greek Ur- bride's parents on the Ur Undo thodux Church in Jackaonvllir. Highway. A profusion of white The bltde is the daughter of Mr. Christopher lilies were used with .ind Mrs. George Cairns and Ml. greenery In decorating the room*, Fitts' patents me Mr. and Mra. The bride's tabic, backed with William Aylett Fills, all of San­ idled palms, was overlaid with an taliun cutwurk cloth und at either ford. Pi lor to the ceielnony a pto- end of the table weie beautiful grum of nuptial nioalc was plnyed silver bowls holding white lilies. by Organist Mra. 11. II. Walthour, Whitt taper* hurried In silver und Mra. W. G. Fleming, soloist, candelabra and the wedding cake rendered "O Perfect Love”. The waa surrounded with maldenhnit traditional wedding mairhei by fern. Refreshments were served Lohengrin and Mendelssohn were from two other tables In the room. uaed. The hride was given In marriage The couple left fur a wedding by her father and wore a ballr- trip to New Orleans. La. and upon tlnn length gown of smoke blue their return to Banfonl will make lace fashiuned with cap sleeves their home at "Linden” on the and very full skirt of lace over Markham Road. For traveling net and taffeta. In her hair was Mrs. Fitts wore a navy blue en­ u bund of tiny blue flown* from semble with matching accessories. The hride Is a native of Cleve­ which fell u short nose veil. She carried u ginceful bouquet of land, O. nml received her sellouting in Cleveland and Europe Mi. white carunllont. Miss Dorothy Powell and Miss Fitts wa* horn In Sanford nnd Ellen IU-IIh were molds of honor. received his early schooling lieie. Miss Powell woie ail ankle length lie is a graduute of the Univer­ ■lock of yellow organdy with sity of the South in Sewune-, portrait neckline ami full skirt. Trim, and did graduate work at She wure a bund of yellow rose* the University of Alabama III in her hair with u ahouldei length Tuscaloosa. He Is a member of veil of net, und she cairied yellow the Sigma Nu fraternity. Among the out-of-town guests roses. Alias Betts was gowned to nn aqua gown made aimllni to fur the wedding were Mrs Bud Miss Powell's. She carried pink Nan of Youngstown, O.; Mr. .no loses and wore aqua flowers in her Mrs. Hal den Flits, Mias Supldt. Fitts of Winter Park; Mi und hair. Mr. Fitts those at his best Mrs. Iluiiy Griniball Jr-. Dilut'd), men H. Ewing Dean Jr. and Mrs. Allen Smith, Mr and Mis it. A. Sheldon, New Hmyrnu Joseph D. Cushman. und Mis. Cabas, mother of the bride, Beach; Muiiay Sams, Mi wore u grey silk punt diets with Mrs. Gilmore Anderson, .Mi. am, black accessories ami a single Mrs. Bowman, Drl.uud; Ml. uml yellow lose on her ahouldei lire Mrs. lieoige Molar und son in Idegi ooiii'b mother, Mrs. Kill* George Moiur Jr. of Waireii, ll r Mri. Ilia llatlx returned homo after spending a couple of weeks with her daughter In Now Orleans. l< nullHnea I ts.IN r*B* llssl La. Rev and Mrs Lymnn Hall and Mr. Ingh-y's nirival In Haiifoid children hod as their guesl* Thurs­ the deposits of the liasilk were day Rev. and Mrs. Donald Muloon >I,20U,UU0. At present, uftrr his & and sons David and Donald nf Fort III yeuis service here, they have leached |tl,6IMI,0<K). Capital, aul• Christmas Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Prevail and plus and undivided piofits on Jan family had as ihelr guoai.H Wed­ I. 103* were 8142,000. Today the nesday Mrs. Prevail'* alslor, Mrs tutul eupllui accounts of the hank Guy Durrenco, and sons, Guy and are $387,000. liming the twu decades In which Gary, of Now Smyrna. Atldic Provatt returned tu Now Smynta for he bus made his home in Sanford, Mr. Inglcy bus been active in • visit. Mrs. M. Kelps has returned hero clruich work und civic activities alter a visit with her daughter In of every desrrlptiun. A long time member of the Itotary Chili, Mr. Zepher Hill. The Dally Vacation lliblo School Inglcy wa* president of the club in 10-10-11. lie has been a director 9 j of the Geneva Qoiitly) Church opei\- of the Seminole County Chamber •d Friday with 78 enrolled. Classes of Commerce for lb years and Is will continue dally from 8:13 un­ the present treasurer of that or­ til 11:15 Ihruugh July II. General ganisation, a post he has held for officers are Rev. Lyman Hall, 10 years. During the war Mr. Ingley wa* principal. Mrs Wimlall Hruddy, chairuinu of the Seminole County general secretary. Department Defense Council and is rhalrmsn workers Include: Beginner: Mr. ■it the Council ut present. He Is Mantle Kelg and Mrs. Bennartl l *sl»»» cliairiuun of the City Zoning Braddy; Primary: Mr* Leona Me uml Adjustment lloaid and I* u member of Sanford Puat 6.3 of Lain and Mrs. Calvin Ohlhuin; the American Legion. 9 Junior: Mra. Leslur Brown. Mrs A communicant of the Episcopal Cader Hart and Mra. Waller Yar Church for most of his life, Mr. bough, and Intermediate Mrs l.y Ingley ha* been a member of the man Hall and Mrs. J . H. Bllhrey. The girls Intermediate Sunday vestry of the Holy Cross Episcopal ichool class of the llant Baptist church Church of this city for many years bad ■ welner roast at Midiot Lake and was Senior Warden or the Park Thursday night. Those ore* Crunch in 1040. lie i* at present treasurer of •nt ware Harriett Geiger, Vulleen Prevail, Mary Oldham, Cynthia the Endow incut Corporation of Lloyd, Shirley Baxter, Luyinc Slone tho Episcopal Ihoci-Kc of South •nd Rev. ami Mrt. Lyman Hull and Florida. Mrs. Ingley has ul*o been most children, and Rev. and Mrs. Don M aid Maloon and sons David and active In the cultural and civic life of Sunfurd. She Imi been es­ Donald. pecially interested in efforts to Mr. and Mra. A. J. Baxter and bring good music to Sanford and family had aa Ihelr guests Sun­ served as secretary of the Civic day their son In law and daughter Music Association inning Its most Mr. and Mra. H. Mason of Snr- successful season shoitly after the ranta. war. She is at present the treas­ Mr. and Mra. Luthar Taylor and urer of the Sanford Municipal family of Mima spent Sunday with Concerts group which plana tu Mr. and Mrs. Tommy McLain and bring concerts here in the fall. ton Tommy. Mr*. Ingley has been soloist In Mr. and Mr*. (1. J. t’onlos and the choir of the Holy Cross Epis­ A ions George and Frank were copal Church fur 18 years and for w guests of Mr. and Mri. T. W. Pre­ five year* was on the diocese ex­ vail and family Monday. Valient ecutive hoard of the Episcopal Prevail returned to Jacksonville women's auxiliary. She haa Just with them for a visit. completed 6 ami e half ysara a* Mr. and Mra. L'adtr flirt had treasurer of the Holy Cross wom­ a» Ihelr guests last week Mrs. en’s auxiliary. Hart’a brother and Hater-Inlaw Much Interested also In the work Mr. and Mra. Cashel Miller and of the Tuberculosis Association, daughter Francla of Sacramento. Mrs. Ingley served a* volunteer tuberculosis seal chairman for the county for seven years and ae voluntary seal sale secretary be­ fore that position was made pro­ fessional. O P T O M E T R IS T Mrs, Ingley Is at present the KYKH E X A M IN E D president of the Sanford Council G L A S S E S P IT T E D of Church Women and vice chair­ t s s a iy gieog m man of the Rose Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. ingley DR. C. L. PERRON? Mrs. M. K. Foiguson enter tallied on Monday night with n inlacrlla- | ntous shower honoring Mrs. Joe Douglas, whose marriage was a recent event. Guest* gathered ut the Furgusuti home ut 2031) Jessnmin Avenue lit 8:00 o'clock where decorations were of zinnias, mini golds und other summer flowers. During the evening games wenenjoyed with prize* being won byMrs. Rohli Wye he, Mrs. Oscni C ro*liv, Mr*. I., li. Boss. Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. |,yu Mnitlu, MrJulinny Davi*. Mr*. Ashby Jones, und Mrs. IV. It. Jessup. Following the games Mrs. Douglas received a number of lovely shower gift* flom her friend* Mis. Foiguson \mi* assisted in serving refreshments hv MlWyche and Mi* Ficd l.nmerton Those Invited i • l»- with Mr* Douglas were Mi* Phllin Good speed of Daytonn Bench- Mr* Hen*o Huttuwnv of I'naaelherry: Mi** Winifred Forgiis-ii uml Mr* David Smith of Itrlnndo; Mi«» Ma rlnn (‘alter, Del.nnd: Mi*. George Hughe*, Oviedo; Mr* l.nmerton. Winter I'nik; Mr*, lien frnwford. Kissimmee; and Mrs. Crosby of Dr Lntul. Also Mr*, .lame* Singletary. Mr* George Welter. Mr*. Jewel Sasser. Mi* Owen Foiguson. Mr* r K. Spencer, Mi* \-hhv June*. Mrs. Jessup. Mr* Dunne Tilll*. Mi* Bo**. Mi* John fiiiwforil. Mr« |e|« Mi'«*e> '!•- Wvclie. Mr* K. V Wolf.-r. ' h . Balnh Peloid, Ml*. Mm till. Mi* Davi« nnd Mr*. Alvin IMhum Vi*" Mi*Joyce Waidvvill and Min* Mildred Williams. I HOI.I/VWOOD De Uary Doings m yself w here I look like ................. .\ • • » ^ )NfflPD _L FO R \ • I B U S IN E S S I £ u f> p t d . y i i . **.■•*- ■Your Mutual In-'irnine Friend* I I ” N I'.iik Vve Phone 10 1 r O D A V «K F R I D A Y /4etvC H tU 1C / . • .. AS TWO RENEGADES RISK All FOR WFAITH AND POWER — AND A WOMAN! 3 ' v ^ "It's MUKllolla liliisvoni lime at lljlidniw Spilligs." *.ivs Invi-lv I’cgg* llaiikio a* *he pii ks two giant sired i images. Some ill the largest iiia-tnnlia tier* in Ameilia air (ouiiil at llalnhow Springs and with hinolieds id llir**- trees now In full lilnain. tile wnoilril glniinils nf this l.iim-d alliactlm* an- a mass ul shliiiiiieiing lieauly. Manv nf tin- I n I vvaw blossoms mi a me aluiosl a font In dlilllictei anil vvlo-n imnliim-d vs11h u rlustri nl llic Inillianl Hern leave*, a slogh Ido,nil makes ail e sol Is ■enlei |II|| e lm a lino lienn I muted ou I S II at lluioi Hull. Italoloiw S|iiin -s mill Its i oiling uplands, Ut alpine lodge, and spi-ilarului wati-ifall has lieen iiamiU ‘Tim -I.'* (ini) Mmiiiljlu tlevoit.*' •B H McHiiiu’ Is Held ll> Wcslcv D au g hte rs ig Ia .f \\- VI. Ivn.lev 1lull t • • 111 11*|* iiim i • IlS* «4 irliill <•). i 11 111 l illy nil 1 it* 'tv » \ •Ill |‘ wi th Mm \ It 1 II \\ inn, .Mi * .1 \ . It . Ml 1 M Tv... un 11•• ill .1, M. Mi . I 1 I t . \s'l tl 11 llOAl •'* -I'll. |8|l'M Mi ■ f-I I, till Ilff11 i'lll • • fit M« -l i t l l l M\l I till* l l l l ' H III*' *lilt I »|M I '* tl: f|l«* tilll * rfUjiM. ft.ll.. v I • v il |r . Ill I'd.at |*IVI’ll lt\ M ' II W H h S l . « <i | hm i i i i i i |«* mi >• 1 • •, ii t •• i* a I m i I It* ill • Mil-", nml i • ml f i mu 1h Ill'll t f 1Sul iih I III 11fl . I'SSl tn W. I. |ili *"||l 1 Ml Dm•In \\ i111ll III • 1#• \ | hill l f. 1 'i.S IMIIH •tl 181*| •• • I All It.|« I | lilt • r... ti.. fit... • II l ti.l'ii M l” Ktli* I \\ W •11*a in * m. I .. It I MPlt ■••ml fi mn Mi •* •U nl :Sllflfllf e| Hil l Mi I I • **11lie' I i Mill HOW tPil'l hi i uliftii mu, in, M*k'11ft Hint III* >1 fill Ilit"* III'*• 1••Mi"\ I’ll f 11*811 IF* . Imn» loir 'I • * III •M11 U HI l|"lll|t«'ll It* 'In 1111I IIIIII v limit I Iflli F | rrlli.vA III* Iln I. m it • « HI' 3840*1, .M» I M I li»w. i mill \h . ,| (' Ihivin rofiillii Ini ii |M*(lrt| |»lmif Pills Xkllll till* |H|*. It'll I'11111k* *•» I ll*- • lull i Ii litlll'Jlfits fin Rrfi • wlniiriif * .llltl WIt lit* l l l i n l iilldl 'imii i ‘olii \\*t* wiivril In I III* follow Hitf I*\ tin lioNlfnM'w .Ml- I \ llowfinl. Mi . .1 || At. tl'-i on Ii , .Mi- .1trim <link, \liv I llo> rtlr, ,\l»■ .1 I I ‘oilI Ir i, Ml I M T>ip , Mm \ II s ir %t*ii•*, Mr* Hi ii Mom os*, Mi 3 M I. , UlU'lll, .Mim litlll Sf fill. Mm H. M .Sliililiol-n. Ml- K II |«llf|l'\ , Mlw» lli'wwlt /ilt liHI y, .Mid J. J. M« Kinli). Mi * .1 I * |luvid, Mi* < II Winn, .Mi* /.r|» |(af llff. Mm IIiosIIi- Wi IIihiiih, ,Mhk A In i 1'lijijiiniin, Mi >3 \ i‘| hh WoilrltOi k, .Ml 3. I*. M l lllWl'M, Mth. .IoIiii liillmi nml til** vIhI101, Mm Mititiir J 0111 a. O ld M is I. \ I ..I i tV CT IJ e rs o n a I s else, p re fe ra b ly . Vivien la-igli Now M l*s Leigh is a bounty and umhmhtrdly title of the world greatest actresses Imi one will get you III Ihnt she would glm llv Im-n the Oat-iir sin- won Inst M-in -i she ctntlil look like Virginia in bathing suit Hr piny Hot Garter Gertie I uskeil Virgin* i it t'Hs liii'itof wanting to look lik«- '• - l.>liarlxired a secret yeurning to ' it great dramatic actress "Naturally. I'd like to lie a great actress. And !**•• studio gives no enough versalll'tv in »••* roles I cun try Imi 'oisli "• I' song ami dam •• t it) I lev cal* uml vioii'dn't cu re il I d nothing hut musical* Thai's , Betty (iralile doe* anil Imik wlu-i' she rates In Ihl* business " The nientlon nf Hetty Gralile no mcntnrlly stunned me I slurlci tiilnklug how Betty would liki reading tiial Virginia Mayo hu the ties! figure in Hullywiaid But then it's a well known fact arniind (own Hint Belly reatls iiuly Hu racing fnrtn Bill Marilyn Monroe? There's a IOHY IS girl who read* everything ro M OKU N 11 r smi Tills )nh nf writing ahmil I full v Chnrli’s W luhi'y ill N II ». who wood glamour eau he hu/urdnii* I* IS. anil Min 1.1III;ihi t 1oiiiptoii. ihuiil i*l, art' I'liRfiRi'il In hr mur riffi cin L'lrclo is fur Mr. and Mr* Th« nnRiiiirnii'iil win jimiminiTtl Louis Brandi. We regret that we linvc to n- Wrilni' il.iy liy Hit* M'liiitur'* nfflct* port two deatlis Ibis week. Mi Nn tluli- ha* Ih-i-ii vel for Hie well llorton, father of Mrs. Ilain. ding Tulu-y Ira* been murried Iwlce Muchmoro, died while vncatlonin, in Maine, lie was hulled ou Tue. before III* first wife died in 1010 Sllil til - second lost December duv in New Jersey. Mrs. George Denman, who ha-l Just recently returned from a vl*t to her father, was notified earl* Monday morning nf Ills death. Six and her son, Al Bartsch, left lm mediately tu ullend Hie funeral I. n l . e i g litlll illl'lf'lill i s Ht l \ f • "lit Hi* \ *|i«*nl i H 'P P l M- II llllr I II tr \ \ VI i .- . -twin \n« • ll i la t.un" Mm. II i ' mh Il'HV* lilt'* w |lt||, I > I v%lll*l •* nil** Will I 1*111191II fl••i nlioiil ii inoiit Ii iVlartlia Uailcy IWaulv Salmi .Mi ihhI Mi • I' \ \\ ini•• tli . 91*1 tliniF Itl• i - Mimidp i**s«l .Mm I , ii I* an, »»f \I Iniitu. <iii 1tIMl nf Ml «. •1loll anil Mi ( i .o s i n c .ii \.\ a*.1 J FD R V W i.Dii iiw.it ..i. of Mi D II ( i , 1l\\ 1|| 1.11/ link \ V1 \ iiM .\ K i'- u p c ii ,lu l\ Mis VI i SI.... l.-n tils .il ls-1ll*.. .11 ft*, I l.'ll *V..... I. till ll'.*.. -In* will -pen.I ii !*%»» week* vion to.ll w11It ii. i pul. nl-. Ml iii.-l Vli. i , l ' E,Ion,Ii.I-.>11. ll i Lilli.- mid Maivm Wil IlllUxon III. V.- i.-luioeil lo Iheli loin, in Ashhind, Mn. nll.-i viitmg ivit Ii Mi nu,I Ml* Honoi I 111It- at lb.-il In.i.ie oil I nki.Milt kiiiiio ill Bothered with MILDEW ? MUSTY ODORS i Control 'em with TRIOCBD! Mi- E iimiik I-ag. i .|iilnl lm* le I limed In Sanford ull.'i speinlmg Hie pa*t neveial ni.nilli* m tiei old Inline In Sweden visiting with itdative*. l-'nimeiIv nf I .■>!.•- Mittv sin- i* now iniikliig her home »i oul Weal Flial Mlreet. w minute closet ronJuivner M i und -Mi* G il* H a ile y p lan In le a v e tin* w eeken d f " i lb U liu v e a , N I ' w ln ie llu -y w ill v l- ll w ill) lil* p n le llta fin n * )io it lin n They e sp e e t In be gone fu r about l l i l r e w e e k s , v is it in g nisei III iill.e i p o in t* in N m lh I 'n io lin ii. M i* . S . t l. C h a se liu * t r lin u e d a re o m p a liy ln g her d a u g h te r. M l** S a lly (,'hnno In fle w V in k C it y w h e re S a lly met her i.n iH in , .Mi-* I uein t 'lllls e , In e u iililiu e llie li In p un tu W est tls s ip e e , N . I I w h e re th e y w ill In iili M lleinl ('a m p W in n e n u n it. Inline a f t e r Mr. anil Mi*. ...... .. l. ft r. ifa p u ilm liu il Inf si “ ev, • l.tllin. i, I«■•, 11 ' I*- i M llU tW |N IO C lU l lia .| * I* u IN V lC Ii ' , ' 1 . J I,. 4 tnuiilliv I n Ijr.Jin vl.i'n.l* Is-” IN I U L I til ..ill I.isl iii.h-tin.lel/ when )■'( I Well* will lm v>. a s t lie il w eekend g u e * t ', M i- and M r*. Ilu v n l H yal and e h ild re n , S u sa n nnd D a v id .11., ul W est p a lm Beni-li, and M i* . Il'u i F . G u r r le and e h ild re n , F r a n k ie nnd J u lin n y , a lso C o n n ie G eo rg e W e ll* o f D a y lo lin lle u e ll. M U k lt OHOH5 a i II |.iu lt'-l .m 1 - ' * ■ >J* ■ I 11 " ■' • BOX OF 2 BAGS 7 9 * INSIST UPON O INUINE TRIO CIDt W H IN BUTINO T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. Play Safe This 4 lh-Be Here On The 5 '*/ 1 — Drive Nulely und OhMerve All Truffle Itulem The Pnnuco River, near Tain piru, Mexico, has produreil mom h r ' tarpon ' 2(M)-pouml than any rlvei known to fiilu rmvn. M o u MIDI I c P IN c m 2 — Hwlm With A "Buddy” und Tithe No (Inneretutury Hlnks. d — Tuku I'reriiulltmu A ku IhhI Fond I'nlmmliiK *vi<fi Adequate ThernttM JugH nnd Ire (.'hentH All Hlzen nnd l'rlren) I S ta rrin g Cburk Gable Uteet Neve and Certeea i'L v flB K a a H y p - (We llnve 5 — He Prepared for KmerKency Hrenkn — C'uI h — HruiHen — Ahru»ions etc. (A dittnil First Aid Kit In the Car Pocket In Worth (In Weight In Gold. ) ROUMI L L AT & A N D C C S C N j| ‘, S -A .W — Kefrigeratinn I — Do Not Htny In (he Sun Too l.onR W’ltlioul I'roterlion. (Hnntun l.ollons— liroudlirint Hal* — VlHor CnpH — flench ToweU etc.) IH iA IH L "ACROSSTHEW IDE MSSOURT • ■ H O M E • A I'T O M O H II.K B0yDMU.fiLLflCf T O N IG H T - F R ID A Y ' i. Yom I Fidelis CI Holds Picnic At Markham r • s N S L 'R A N T H A T A S A V I N G ' Hv MMFS H*« <»\ (For varellonlun Boh I homes) «— ------------------ * HOLLYWOOD r Tim- every hod) ill HollywihmI want* to he illumine else netm* wish Ihev were dlrerlurdireelnr* wish Ihev vi i re pnahteer* and mi on But when Virgin! i Mavn *ny* she wants in loo) like someone else Id's face it I lyil's cal t ying dissatisfaction loo l.u ' uhh I learned this bn id lnl< llicem-e alter seeing Viiriiun III "She's Working Her Wav I'llaiimh Col , . . . leg*)'' III which she plays Hot Gal The home of Mr. and Mrs |(,M ,; (.rtM. .............. . stripper Humer Little on Lake Markham well known was the scene for the annual 11„||y» .ms«I fact to wi picnic of tile Udell* t luts of the First Baptist Chillch ye.tei.lay ‘"ov,*•!" m'„*.V b'e'.ml.hii hiaTv dv afternoon. I,roup hum »eivrd a- A , tt,il iih hostesses. ii Swimming wa* enjoyed through­ For one Ihiog tin- uiakeiip de out thu afternoon and Inlei a purtim-iil* at Warners and olliei picnic atippur was spread u|miii vludlns reveal that stie need* ulllj the long table* act up on the iMivviler and Hinge tu look her best lawn. before the cumeru* That's slime Those attending were: Mis. F, thing that can't lie said of nil K. Galrhel, teacher, Mr*. Hugh gluinnr glil* in Ihl* town Duncan, Mrs. Carl Musa, Mr*. Armed with all lliese fa il, anil P, G. Brown, Mr*. John Fox, Mr*. figures. I asked Virginia' what -lie Arnold Williams, Mrs. V. C. thought of ehei-secuae Messenger, Mrs. W. M. Mixon. "I like It very miuh." 'lie re Mrs. R. T. Thiunas, Mr*, lien p||,-,| iilis'iilliugl) "II lasii > ie.il Wade, Mr*. J. P. Whitakei, Mi* n,M,i " It. A. Howell, Mrs. Little, M'** -j dliln t mean Hint kind of "I laireno Franklin, Boldiy Little, elieesecake " t'liarle* Fox, Sue l.ymi Howell. till." she smiled "yon no-in Dale Hum-all, f a il Hester and the oilier kind leg all Fiantiv lloiner Little. I don'l mind posing for II tint I don't enjov s,-eili|t eheeseenk. any other kind of nli-liires wli»-n I look like me I like plclore* >' lly KAY HENNING Hit A very charming luncheon and Canasta party waa given liy si* friends on Thursday at the niinouf Amanda llufman to celebrate ths birthday of Jo Peck. Allanintida hlosaoms and Forget-me-liots made a lovely eenterpiere und the blue anil yellow color scheme wa* carried out In the decoration* on tho cake. The others present weiu the Misses Loi uml Nella Bunk*, Bert Lederhau* and the Mis*e* Dorothea and Kuy llenninger. Another birthday this week wus that of tho Bcv. W. Poyntelli Kemper who was 83 years old on tho twonty-flfth. Die party wu* given at the home uf Mrs. lies* Patterson and those present be­ sides the Kemper* were Dr. and Mrs. Francis Malone, Mr. and Mrs. William Monroe, Mr*. H. N. Groves, Mr*. Ernestine Pugh, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Froetacher, Mr. and Mrs. Milford Leonard and Mr. and Mra. Charles Wogner who were also celebrating their 61 wedding anniversary. Mr. Kemper will leave very ioun for a vacation in Wisconsin. Mrt. Carl Nmsrllng left this week for Weet Hempstead, Lung Island. N. Y. to sotnd it month with the family of her deughter. Mite Brenda L Foreeter is house gueet at the home of Mi, and Mrs. Henry Klepper fur three weeke. The home of Mr. and Mr*. C'arl Brooks on DeBary Drive hat been rented to Mr, and Mra. E. Redmen of Kentucky. Mr. end Mra. Alden Dunlap of Rhode Island have rented the home of Mr. and Mr*. E. J. Eiterkarnp on Aaturlano Road. Mr. and Mra. William L. Will lama returned un Monday from a stay of three weeke in Union City, N. J . They brought with them their friends, Mr, and Mrs. Edward Heron, also of Union City, who will be their gueets for three weeks. The house ,lh*1 that '• (• being being fi?* new hou\* built on DeBary Drive and Valen- T H E SANFORD HFIt-vl ' I I loirs. July 3, I9S2 Page 1 Mrs. Joe Douglas Honored At Shower) y-iiiot 100 East Firut Walgreen Agency Drugstore Telephones “On The Corner By The Clock” UU — 1247 /'Jnl •xv- /irjjl' a Ifr' Jr e^ > x s ..«w s ■O y . A * . - *4 . S* ^ �*! }♦* 4 Blues Edge Packers 4*3 In 12t'Ji To Take Over Place W ins 10th Ti lt O f Y e a r A s Alcno, P a r i d c Banished: P l a y In Daytona Ardent Sanford Fan Lists F ra n k Smith Hy K EN T n iK T I, A IN The vlrtury iiimcIiIoo of I tie F o r South’s O ut­ Rtmlnnle lllui*' continued i Ight field With Ksk ew on Innt ulglil in Hanford strug­ Mrs. B y rd gled II! InililUfK Ih'I mc edging mi Improved Leesburg Pucker tiin*’, 4-9, III Venetian (iiilili'llri. It wa* the lliiril consecutive win fur III* Mile* mill pushed (tii-in up rnut her notch in lln- Flotiiht Slule League slamllug* to sixth place. Murrny llyril lif t in- 111-11*1111 nn mnnng'-i rinn-h Alcnn mill J '" 'J * * * 7 ^ p ( ? P * P a r ls e were S B A ‘ i ejected from thev^AgSV;, faiiie hy their b h K * old (liriiici*l», Ken d o m e b i l l e r Murray llyrd words exchanged nfter I’m ise frnunded mil. By id new lends the Heniilmle staff will* n I(1-7 rernrd. Tile "len­ der righthander. who wnsn't i-uneeded nuieh of u elmme to Inst with the Hill* s when the sensoti opened, Is now the only pile Inn left on the tunm Hint Ik'khii the year lust April. Tonlahl the Si-minnlc* nill he rarrytng on thrlr often-he when they move lulu Islander arll In Unylonn In piny the lay limn llenrh I's In the first of n loo a ame series. I.ouls Benins, virliin of the llth in­ ning loss to Orlnndo Inst Sun­ day. will priilintily lie Ihe slnrlInf fllliKrr for the Hlurs. lie bone Is of n I -2 rernril In three ■amen with the Semlnnlrn. Ife Wan n* ipilml fin in f.iiheliilul jtisl ns lefthander Hill Julies and nuirirlilrr-lnflrldrr f'uui Bn ken were n m n month nun f H k ,-** ■ ‘ i.jLJ niglit, I Blues find H u m . T J jF .l s e l v e s nil bin I t',‘l 1,1 -t. the 1 1111 ili> * ii'mn.l Alenn, y|| m i h, iim ki ' all In I. the \ t• iiui ’h by V11' u rm c iH B B B H V M B A I I A titer lean Airs. K. II. l.nney halfback to the outfield. P au l K ske w , huslMnu form er t 'lilt e is ily of (ii'itra in hnsehall ro-caplsltt. w as also selected in the Sm ith's mi I field fro m the llllie s In K ite Hanford to n of Ihe llir r e m ilf irld e is nil her »et i l l inns. H ill S h u rrs of D rlando was tin* o ilier gnrilaer listed on llie S m illii-in club. Fm the Northern I emu, Mi*, l.nney clinse lllll Bteineke to tiinniiri' nnd popular veteran Bay Dunne, Del.and, iis Ihe eljtTs cateher. For the North's pitching trio Mis. I nil's' listed vctfinli f‘ei il Hiilsmi, Palatka, Stan Miller, rilMII Ill's ITVI'II n :s t ills | It t il:—A l'lil)« llllr In I.ami. and .lax Beaeh'n Tmn ll'lrsl Hull II"* 11 I Inli 1,1r I Mills til Hum. ill 7,y.t ler, i|i»**‘ii Kd l.evy, til lull.In pilot, uie lie.no*. .Mom... .s,, Never, |il*-iO tier seleetliin In Hov. I'miMn .0.Hill Siir.i s c n t s i i ii h i :—a nm *- m i e in a a g e he fSerolol llnll mill l I Inii lite I Trn IlyeiN, iMlIiy, lllll Moil I .i.i i l.'lll**n llloiue Mill! . Mlhe. I'lilev l.ol I, Hllvel i '■ ■oilo'l . Slilohoi s Ill'll i r iilllli im i i :—a mill- n lie ® Saiiloid. a.i i lliiii.oi I.ii* It i , It." In Jlui, Hoii|i , ; •'Vt? V a natural I'huice Heel. 1,111le I 'in, I, | l.lni'l I«>, •'tin, l"l Ih e I Jill i{ non Frosl, Mil-hil lo Tltlolle n n n m n s i i :—a mu,, im , bsseinau oil Ilia llolo'ii Mnlllol, till.el (ie,i|, .boil South. W h i lo HniHluvt. Hlu ZI||. III! III.I" e, .Ml... ■ipott, nir Iii1liei, u n.u ii.ii Mil to .................... , M>* l.n n e y plae I'll T il II II i ;—a "llh. mm llilsly ( I t u n l r s |,,.vv „ „ Alieail, .1 fbl ii h Zasie, Me"',",., Smith to uiariuge, iihe llketl San 1 p. I...... nln is ........, I 1",.,. fold's Joe Pa rise III flint base. Walk. Fresh Um, Klio Mi (||rl s ix ’ii i iMi r—a laths nnr Meanwhile voting Reneially I lllo, i.[Oiles I'et, illepi'ln Jiisl", picked no with 111 people siihlul’ Molllll llclle, ill'll III oil PI', I f.Hlr l"ey‘s N,, ,\ole ting hnllota for the fans1 All stii na rii ii n n—a inths mi* Blur poll. Kvery fan Is urged in I'lmi'S, Ill'll* \eivs lli'iio,i. send in their Hidertion'i with or Mill ll'ir. :u iiilimn, poiia, Tosioui". willimit tlodr inline altaclieil h'lui Mini",i, I'eisN llriiol itiin riii u n i :—a inihs mie idn State l.eagne sei n lai y lrens Ili'Weii i, I it loll". Toe, l.ye urer I’ctei Sehaal slated III it llili Hrlslib *'ii pi hIii Hwllb Itlitiy Iris is the fans' game and it ii up tu My Uio-llon. My nun Itni.y, ' 1 them In vote in who they think "IK Time M ill ! ii l i t : —A mil,- u ii should play whether they i-rn mi Jen II Ills", lliiro, Ho, |i„„,„. the home team or not. Ml"" I...... II. V'.ll, b.'.l I I .11, " C u rly " B e n d s n is i Ids |mlVeliliu. I ‘noli, - II 'I'liVI'll II ll'ir—T mill. ill), lilt fnr a n m ip le le D el,,m il ||i ,,, "l".l “ Hi Ills, in .. Ti', n.itmr■ . Held oi Its il H ilberts, firs t, f liarIlia '"Mine, bill'll ii. Il.iii'lell' lie Hi ru s t i r , si'cimd, B ill fl|mI’mI I*, l|""i<|t«| |if i | if a11'. . Bintora, ss (Icnsales, nb Byrd, p ....... Leesburg Brndy, as . . Pnwllck, rft Futulorn, 2ah 1* {iW * Collin*. If Long, fib Anderauu, th Caldwell, e Dgikntakls, rf Ortega, p ... IffCiiltmigh! p Totals Banford ---Lensburg R—Pnwllck, Andervon. , ..... Fn _w a root. Hr— Brady, Caldwell. Anderson, San­ toro 8. RBI—Fundora, Rhodes, Ortags, Iztng, Rind, 2ft ,Fundnra, Collins. HH—Ortega. HR-—Ander­ son. DP—Fundora to Caldwell t D»«kalukli to And*r*nn. I.»(l Hanford 0, Leo*hurt 18. BBJ-off Ortega 9, Rvrd 2, HO—(Views 8, Byrd fl, MeCulloiluh 4. HO—Ortern 8 In H 8-8.Innings, H runs: .Menllouoh 8 In B 1-8. t. witine*— IrH Izwer — MeCuiiough, U— hirkhaM nnd Kettlei, T—8:8ft, “. > - ' *y. ,.*m DAYTONA IIKACII (Special! — All reenrda are expected lev he broken Fliday hi>*I Salnidav at Ihe Yulnsla County Kennel Club. A July Itli millin'*' will he it aired Friday, and n sprrml mallnc" will he stuped Halm*lay. Klevr -aro-i will lie ulngril Hnturilay u l The Independi'lire llainliinp will hi run Friday uipht. Anuthi'i I'hailty mallnee will lie sinned Wednesday lifter w in at 2:00 p.m. al the Kenmd Club, when all prnfils fm Hie lull-race card will ill* used liy Dll' Ineal Indue of Klks In further its wnrk In cnrinK for crippled elillilren nt Uinatilln. Follmviun the races the Klks will slutre nil open house nnd fish fry nl their clubhouse. Tho Mis* Dixie Handicap slnue I July -llh tieniity content here will III conjunction with the nuiiunl lie run at the Kennel Club Thurs­ day night. More than 30 uf the South's most beautiful irirls, In ndilltlun In Miss Mary June Hayes of Washington, D. lorn winner and Miss America, will he mi Imml In eiinfralulale Ihe owner of the winriinic dug. Marclilng Mike, who, accord Ihr to till* experts will hu the doR to heut nt the Kennel Club, Is a IdR (Ior weiRhiuR 01 pounds, He won Ills lust mil hy ei|(ht leiiRths. Daytona Beach Rieyhmmd fans lire nwnltliiR a match between C D. MrCnithy's MareliiiiR Mike and Clyde Smith's .lack Archer. The liiller recently stored Ids flr*l Victory and appeared to linvi re Rained Ills I'alui lleneh form. iii'ii' ; 11.iit1111. j " J l ' F la n k .Si i i i f" i i I H.Laney Picks Dusty Rhodes As Most Popular P ford's Roddy (front, The top tlireu flyrlmst'iN In llie voting will ho the stnrllng outfield for tucii teum. (Illllty plnyrra will he aaIacted from the next highest vote- getters, Palalka Wins Two From Orlando T<i Take Lead In FSI Hy KKNT C IIET L A IN fipmls Fill Inr viciorte* worn or ;ino ropsunn,va­ riety. Just lake th« lfl-P ahallnrkItiR they hnpdad Cocoa and tho |.|.| drubbing they fave the Orla ndn HcnnUifs. „ .. , Oldtiine fan, Kd l^nr, told, ua the Other day that h* had waited til years for Hanford to treat »it Orlnndo team 14-1. Actually, of the elRht losaes four ware dacliled hy the narrow^ margin of one run. Most encourB P aging of all Is Hint the Bines have finally set* B tied down and H B b f l JRcntnu up with ■ V - i B l c r three Rood pitchB w r f l l r 1cr* in ^Bico Corrales. J u r a t Blv. jr^ iern anil Murray j w s v Byrd who r a n he . .■ ■ ~ relied on to stop IW W W KJ The Infield Is (feorRfl Kents aaltd with Churk Alenn, Frank Sanlora and Joa I’nrlse nnd John tmhra due to return within two weeks. The outfield has (ieorge Ki'iila, Piiii I Kskew anil veteran Hmldy til out, The entehliif la hi fond hands with hard Ii IUIiir Dusty Blmdrs belting Hie hall out at A plieiinniemil 112 overage since lilt return to the llor up after rookie sensation Frnnk Smith’s Injury. Hmith will tu* ready In return aliuut Hie same time tmhra will nnd Hiiimi. two plnyris should litwkn Ihe Huniiiioles a real pennant Ihtciil in this second half. Adding Smith a .3:t:t hitter amt tmhra a .313 sluggci to the Seminole sruno should nrovidn that extra punch with which Hanford can win those close one-run ennleata. Rhodes oanjuru uru iwx-biuuu, Won l.o»l Pet. Florida State League I’nlntka 10 3 789 Orlando 0 5 1)13 Del,and 0 4 094 Daytona Reach T 8 338 .laxvdie Beach () 7 .402 Hanford 5 8 383 Iz'Cihiirg 4 8 333 Cocoa 2 10 107 Palalka US Orlnndn 3 9 Dcl.nnd A Jacksonville Bench 3 Daytona Beach 0 Cocoa 3 Sanford 4 l^eshuru 3 Palalka nl l^osburu Del,and at Orlando .Sanford at Daytona Benrh Jiiukaonvllle Beach at Cocoa American l^ayue Nnw York 4(t 27 397 Cleveland 39 32 349 Iloalnn 38 32 343 Chkacn 3» 33 312 Widilllliclon 30 31 337 Philadelphia 28 3t 432 St I aill is 32 39 431 Detroit 21 47 392 Itnslon 3 New York Cleveland .1 St lamls 2 110 Innlttfs) (hlcaRO 3 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 4 Wnshlimlnn l American Leafue SI Lmiti at Chjcnitn (2) Cleveland At Detroit New York at Washington 12) Boston nt Philadelphia National league (triMiklyn New York * Chicago SI Igntls 40 34 341 Philadelphia 32 37 4flt Cincinnati 31 40 437 Rosttin 28 41 394 Pittsburgh 19 M 237 Tv ...........nor ...... pie H tin y" to erose the K ’U T - B ; r 1 " j/ O ' llsh n ii ■ from KrnrlmiJ sh i ,* ‘- iH 1111,1 nt'ifl France to Ftu'-Q H BETSv^BH land set ’Jfl yeurs aK« hy (ie rtrtld o C h adw ick F.ilerle. In n rccenl letter from Miss Chndwlck In the Herald, she thanked nil the people of Sanford fin thdr "gracious hospitality" during her brief slay here. Her mammoth undertaking will he televised over NBC. Florence’* exact "lulling time lias not been determined. Major Lcajrue Leaders Hr AHHni'IATKD PIIF.SH Altlimigli the Cornell varsltj ciew linsn’l won the Interrullegl ale Itegalta since 10.10, the till Bed still lends in number of vie lories with 13. P. M. the selection. <>f Key West 9 Tampa 8 Key West nt Miami Lakeland nl Tampa St. Petersburg al Hnvnnn best at each ^p»v>- Miami Beach nl West Palm llencli Mostrausky aid Is pniillahlng Il "milk imHut dally with which fans can write in I heir choices nnd uuiil them in. Peter Sehaal urged un tu re­ lay thin mrsHige, "Tell Ike fans I Inti they should not favor tha hometown teams players but vide as they honestly believe." 10 - Races flton. - Tuea. Thurs. • F’rl. II BACKS WKD. and HAT. Dally Dimhie 1st nnd 2nd Hares <|u(nlrhm every race Hophoiiime outfielder lluhliy Carr of Hlimlughnm was the llniveratty of Alnhnnia'* top bMIhai) hltrr this *ensson with nn average of 32V Manny (inlm* Band . 4 f l | Fiddle KuiibIi ealaldiahed a Cin­ cinnati consecutive game hitting rtrord In 1920 by hitting in 27 straight games. He tied Ids own mark in 1024. The U8LTA Father and Ron Clay Court Doubles Champion­ ships will lie held at St. Louli, Mo., Auf. 3-to. All-Star Hallo!iiik Sec onit Has* Inhra, Ran. Fundnra, l.ees Rnntnra, Han. Hhnrtstnp nnny reprckenUtlves end Irom Ihe Inleniatinnal Che Workers Union held Uielr fin slim Wednesday. I»AI *L Ot F() R FTtl.NO HT11•SOli T H ALL-HTAR TEAMS North The :i2 -y e n r-^ B G £ |jM a £ |£ |C ^ old Son I ■ National le a g u e Poalllon South ------------------------------ First Hass ------------- ----------- ■ ■■■ Hseond lies# ....................... .— ------— -- " . ■- - Shortstop ----------------------------- SOFTBALL HTANDINOB (Men) , -------...... . ■ ■‘ Third Bass ------- ----------------W L Pet OR --------------- ;----------0 ft .0(17 — --------------;---------------- Catcher Nnvy 0 4 .000 H ----- — ---- L — ----------- U lt Fiatd --------------------------Kolnxm's 1 . . . . . 1- , ■ ■ t 1". • ■ 0 4 .044 1 Hunt-Mercury ------2 8 .800, 4H —---------------------------- Center Field — First Base Knhrrln, flrl*. Clift, J. ft. Pollard, II. ||. Sondermeyer, Pat. Second Base Brewster. Itcl,. M. Hiiiilh, Pal. Itrnnrr, D. It. Rucker, D. II. Ridiritsuii, J. II, Hhortstnp Sondrrmeyer. Pal. Moslrnnstv, I let,. Haller, D. It. Mallard, Pal, Ugnrte, J, B. Collins, Lees. Cade, Del,. Young, J, (I. M. Hmith, Pal. Mnatransky, Del, Cal Dunne, Del.. Robertson, J. R. Purdue, |). B. ■woolI, Oil. .. Treadwnv, J, f|. Klnnrd, J. II. Tranow, D, It, Plrtte, Pal. Hrai'seke, l)nt„ Hubert *. DeL. Cook, I). It. KamaMnn, Pal. Irby, D. II. Pt 1chars a. win the nmlh Inning, Ihen wnn itrlhe I2lh mi Bvo slnglea and an error by i*eeshurg Manager Don Andcrion. Byrd, Hon. Zimmerman, Orl. MeCulieufh. Lee* Onuliak, Orl......... Vojmoo, Oel* Manager Corun ej ftANFORll R ^ IT i* u i Maat.PapuUrPWim Norihi Dr I And, Prk\i ,840; Brntfe, St. Louis. 3-1, .833; Hearn, New York, XI. M0; Ersklnr, Brooklyn, and Wilhelm, New York, 7-3. .778. SAVE! 37 21 * ( El, „« . MoCrlckard, J, B........ Dotson, Del*. Vickery, Coc.-DeL. Angel, J • B, Wenger, D, B. ....... Roberta, DeL, Hamm, Pal. h m *•■.<•* Manager Btelnotho, Pal ........... , l'4P#»■ fCSnEgi E_3 vVts’-v Ai.isie.VAt DR. H. MeLAULlfl 0ipfbMETBI8T . July 2 — Charily Mallnee Elka Club July 4 • ft 2:00 P. M. Pitching — Bne, Brooklyn, TO, R im u i D. B. . Paonlngton, Pal. lU N .IM lU The first recorded lightweight boxing rhamplon of America Bit­ ing wa» Abe Hlrken whnia reign extended from 1888 to 1872 when he retired. 1 .000; Maalle, New York, U-2. ■'■■"* ■■ ■■ r ■ ■ Rntnprlm, h i V V / / i t UK 21; Hodge:" Brooklyn, IS; .Thom son, New York, IS; Oordon and MathcWS, Boston, 13. Wllson-Mnfcr 0 Hunl-Mnrcury & (lames Tonight Mnnnffar The United Htntes expects to send 22 tennm In 17 sporia lo tha Olympic (lames to bo held July tO-Auf. 3 nt Helsinki, Finland. .1 M A T IN E E S IW Hemlnolo Bluet This Week « **•» o » m i » i u > lied Ilirrs contlmie*! In pa*-w the Wllson-Maler nofthallera »* he twirled a 3-1 win over Http'Merrnry In the second itsnis - f B the doubleheader nt tho L»V>frnnt Diamond last night. Tl a victory mnvpil the furniture store nine into undisputed pnaveaalnn fnr first place in Ihn City Hnf‘ hall League, a half game In front of Ihe Navy. A It)-hit Nnvy hilling attack hacked hy the sound pitching of Boh Hmith nave the sailors a 13*11 win over flohann’s Sporting (inmls In the openitif fame. The— win moved the hot Navy nlnsV from third tdnre to second drop* pint; Itnhsnn's into thlril from sec­ ond. In the npenrr, Wilson-Malar nicked lllll Itrliler. Muni hurlev, fnr Just fire hits hut they mada Ihime five hits Inin five runs tu score Ihe win. Haider fan­ ned 12 Wilson Imtlern In all Innlms. The hli Wilson htaw rame In the thlid when Keellni smacked out a boomlnf Iwn-run A triple. The men were srhrduled to play tonight hut a conflict with the women's git me* hroufht n postponement ngrreil on hy all of Ihe captains. Nnvy ..... 042 01—13 10 Holwon's _ 004 02— 0 0 Smith nnd Townes; Mason and Mackrnw. Hunt Meienry 300 000 0—3 II Wllson-Maler 103 100 x—A R— Beider and Mackrnw; tilers and* Butler, Phllnilrlphtn 4 2 Brooklyn 3 1 Boston 2 NowYork I Chicago 8 3 Pittsburgh 3 0 I second game 7 Innings, darkness) SI. land* 3 Cincinnati tl 11 walk, n lleldor's choice and a hit by Pitcher Murray Byrd in Florence Chadwick, famed Knit llsh Chorine I swimmer, who spent three weeks In Sanford Inst Febrnniy training for two herculean swims, will nttempl In make Ihe first 2I-mile rroaslnit from Tatalinn Islniul In the rnllfnrnln roast tonight, No wonmn has ever navi­ gated the ilistnncc. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago nt St. Louis Philadelphia at lloslon Florida International league Miami 38 29 Miami Beach 33 33 Tampa 31 38 Havana 49 37 St Peteraburf 43 44 Th . All - Bt|r Wr«t Palm Reach 41 48 Lakeland 29 37 Key Weal , 23 l» Florida International league for anntlu'Mhrte Miami 3 Miami lleacb 2 fit. PMftrshttrJr 3 Weat Palm ne By NFII, 4.11.11 It (IFF! Aasiirlaled Press Nlalf Writer 'file Palalka Amiens look over Brat plan* In the Flnrlila Stale League Wednesday night wllli nil 8 3, no itimlilidirniler victory over llie Orlniiiln Hi'imlors Orlando, which had lii'in tied wllli I'nlnlka In lend the league, moved down lo third plueo with the double loss The Del.niui tied Hals, who heat Jncksunvllle llenrh 03, moved Into aernnil place. In oilier games, Dnylnnn lleacli bent Cnroa, 0 3. anil Hunfuril edged U'eslmrg. 43 in 12 Innings. Joe Prmdngltm pitched u 2 hitter fnr I’alidka'fl first will, nnd Vasm Hamm threw ii 3 hit shutout In the srconil game. Palalka got three runs lift Sonny Itnper In the first inning mul scored lliree more from Neal Zimmerman's pilches In the first game. In the second game. Luflticldrr Mike Knssnhlan led I'nlnlka slugging with four lilts in four limes al hat. Bed Huberts pitched his seventh victory for DeLaml In the win over Jacksonville Beach Thu Sea Birds had 13 hits, five more than HeI,and. Khortston Bill Mostronsky crossed Ihe plate with tho winning run In Ihe sixth Inning after ho wnlkctl and Cenlrrflclder Kenny Mm . K, II, I,alley's All-Star Tram* N«rih Pox.. Hmith floherta, Hef« Hi Purlae, Ran. •(‘’water. Da|„ till Hantorn, Han Mallard, Put. HH Hoy, Orl. (bide, flel„ {lit Aietiu. flan. Dunne, |te|„ a Him.lea, Han. Tea now, D II. O F Bhorea, Orl. Ilrneaukv, Del,. OF F.Htnllh, Han Treadway, J. U. O F Kskew. Han. Hutson, Pal, |» 8owell, Orl. Mjj er. DtL. p Byrd, Han. Miiia, J. It. j 1 Fraser, Coe. Bteineke, Pal. Mgr. Levy, Orl. Most Popular PUyert Dusty Wilson-Maier Goer* Into First Placo In Softball Loop Florence Chadwick AtteniptH lionjt Swim All VC^C Records Will Be Set Over July 4(11 Holidays M rs. K . II I.an ey, co-owner til (.alley's D ry C le n lirM anil us loyal a Seminole nine hnoster as an y. rnppi'*l In i A ll Him Ira n i selcc lions by m irniop popnlnc D usty l(lm*l"s of Sanf**i'l for her a ’ost popular p lliyei ilm n e . ,Hn th illle il m ill the play **f Ithode* hchlm i the plate anil up at lull was Mre. lain ey, that she ills'* listed the Him le celvei as her .Smithern A ll-K la i enleher. Thi' ehnrmintc A lls. I , a lley, who t,... been a baseje tf)/, hull Ian n few Jt* years inure than she eaies tu re- i f It" Oil'l l " p s e lB , 111i nt division mi Louie Ifni In» only two guinea separate them from llie coveted firat four bracket. Hnufnrd la lull one game hack of Jax Bench Id fifth, A combination of a Hcminole win nnd a Ions by Jax Beach to Cocoa tonight wonld move the Blues into a two-way lie with Ihe Hmi Itildn for llie Nn. h posltiini In llie FBI* standings. Last nlxlil, Hie Unit three hallirs, (ieorge Krnis, Paul Kskew mill llu dy llhmles npeiied Hie first lining with hits Hi aI evenliinlly gave Ihe Blues a 2dt lead. I.resiling cnInc hark tu go aItend by the ninth, 3-3. Iml ir a iis k ), sh ort, and .la rk I'n ile the rugrngrniis Man ay Byrd *t t liiril. Denny S tn ffu rd , limin' took tils turn at lint in the ninth no Ira te from Ihe N a vy , went and drilled mil ii single lo score ahing w illi B eve ls' N o rthern Roddy Hroal with the tying run. Kenls and Ithmlo* iinined up Infield and p la n 'll Hnnrorii'n In the I l!tIi nn singles nnd Ihe ('h im f u n n ie s mi Hie So ulh'a former, idaying first liuse in place of I'nrlse, came nrrnss the In submitting platted wllli wluit proved tu Intha winning run mi Packer Man■f*r Hon Anderson's wild throw to third linaeiiian Hal Ising. Presa Boa Puller 1 Purlin’* •Jrcllpn was Ills first of the sea ion. Hu tinil lifpii tlift only Itlu • to play every inn lug of flvrry » « • I no HoniJuotfn mivo iilitycil Afl**r Murk Cnlilni fiojitilfil In Mm 12th nml wont U* thlril Itrntnx’ rrnu, Vorran nilIjf-,... _ t 'nitrhor ''il on Ihe I'jiii'l ■ / wugim »ii.i p io .^ r t • .m c|aimeil ticorif ” 4 ' * ..jpH Kinds ns uni' ’i 1', F J H n ii'f iin l fly -^ .. chaser worthy of Smith playing in the Southern outfield. Hanford David Hester agreed with Kenls, If.Hi Rlenslrum as he, loo, listed Eskew, rf-Bh Kents on the South’s uutfleltl. Bhodas, r Hester put power hilling Al Blvem, rf I’irtle In his milflehi for the Northern All-Slum. Parisp, th Kinds picked up seven uf n lias Oroat, nf Rentas, If E. . « • « Buh Service Leaves Yellow Cab • Office 6:50 P. M. Round Trip 91.90 Tax Inch SAVt! Vt! �Ad" rj'.-i-.. _____te ira K Notice.____ Legal Notice if* c o i b t o r Title rorjiTV Jt u ai:. o : m i » o i . k rm >t i , i t a t i ; o r I'Mii i h i t, ix i 'IH.iia t c . IN K K T I I K K H T A T K i i # -MAHV M. 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FOR RAI.B—Hlnrk untl npilp ■ 1— llfal.|>lat» Cur Hair ' a a i a i j R a a it i . i o r d a i incut In Tup Nntch ecrvlce nln Afl I'n y n la r llrp a fla linn. Ilnve mini her upcnlny un If y*m w n n t l " lltiy, linil n r Hell, LOMl/tHORO P ACK Atilt nhle In refit '". Appnixlinnli ly [)( " . r ■' | *|i ' • • • ) IMK) will handle. Can he fi­ . , J . W „ IfA l.L, R e a lt o r * ’ STORE nanced. Contact Jeff DavU, F lo r id a f r u i t R a n k H u lld in # laio w. in k * l 111'.;, \| Wnnt Ads Pay . ,**Ca|] Rail" Phone 1788 a '.’A x Eighth aml Pflfk. �. PolitiCH (CtsilsasS r , m r s i s Gael tack, anyway, on Taft faction tac­ Flans for a Sunday outing at tics in Texas, Georgia and other Rock Springs mi July 20 were dis­ states in addition to Louisiana. And they declared they would cussed last night at the meeting try again In the convention Itself of the Sanford Camera Club at the to gel the challenged Tafi dele­ City Hall. Marlon Harmon, Jr., gates thrown out and the general's presided. The resignation of Miss Juan supporters sealed In their place. They contend there'll he a marked Cruse as secretary due In illness •wing In sentiment toward their was accepted and Mrs. J. 8. .Simp­ candidate once rank-and-file dele- son was elected to this post. A. J. Greer, local inunnger of gallons start streaming into Chi­ the Florida Home Gas C o . was cago. The anger generated In two elected treasurer of Ihe club Wel­ previous days of hearings In the comed as new members were Ihe UnuutfAthrr T if t with Ids coM M inUt brood of fhlMrtfl m 4 grajukhlldrtn. convention headquarters hotel Misses Nancy Wilkinson and Ruth burst out at today’s session even Butler. About 20 members were before the Louisiana dispute came present. Mrs. Marlon Hannan, J r , and up. Werner W. Kchroed.T, national Mrs. John Hauls were named as committeeman from Illinois, stood members of Ihe food committee for up ami look scorching exception the outing, anti M. W. Castle, Jr., to a charge by Klseuhower's cam- was requested to lake charge of algn manager, Sen. Henry Cabot the entertainment. Members were requested to sub Hidge Jr., that tha committee's •ward of Georgia's IT delegates mil mare pictures lo (he current to Taft Wednesday wns a steal. contest entitled, "A Day nl the fichroeder was one of the 02 com­ Zoo." It was pulnted out that al­ mittee members who voted tu seat though pictures might be taken nl tho pro Taft faction—the Klsunhnw- any zoo, Iho Hanford Zoo was pre «r group mustered 39 votes—and ferred. S. F. Uergere gave an outline he told the committee his vote was cast for the same group he sap of the use of color filters In tak­ orted In three previous contests ing black and while pictures, and by means of yellow, red and green •ginning In 1944 With reference to the family con screens set up on the table and nectlons of the Massachusetts sen viewed by the members through ■tor, Srbreeder quoted the well red and green filters, demonstrat­ ed the use of these (liters, espec known lines: "The land of the bean and the lolly In producing striking cloud effects. He also told of Die dif cod. "Where Ihe lxtwells speak only ference of films such us ortho chromatic and pan chromatic to Ihe Cabots Youitf Hob (Irfl) llvrd «1 (h» Wtiltr II uum* "And the Cabots speak only to v%llh hi* Ulhrr. Vrr%U\*nl William Howard Tail. God " Schroeder said that perhaps the next lime Lodge Is In contact with under water. ihe Deity he will try to find out Tho big blow hit the Philippines "was I thief all three times I Wednesday night with winds up voted for this Georgia delegation to 1)3 miles an hour and drenching or only on this last occasion." rains. The storm tost was reported Thro the Lnoislsna light started 170 miles southwest of Manila, Its PALAIDALK, Calll '.R-Tlie P-M Elsenhower bickers challenged fury gradually diminishing. IS of the 13 pro-Taft delegates United Htalea combat plane with from 1-oulslAtia, charged they were all • rocket urniameot has Just Reports trickling In from Ihe dis­ MANILA IJV-A Vicious tropical aster picked by "phoney'' tactics, de zoomed through a «n**rt-»l l<*v area Indlc^e that corn, sug­ typhoon roared northwestward ar and rice crops an Cebu were dared the delegates were stolen flight at a apeed tu fast that the through the 1'hlnn Sea today after virtually wiped ou». The loss In from them lost ns the Ike people slipstream burned Ihe pmui oil isy they were robbed by the Taft her nose. ript'lng a path of destruction estimated at 2(* million dollars. The new Jet, a thin wing do ites Iri Texas across six Central Philippine Is­ One unofficial import Shit! 10 per Tafi forces countered with a 0 velopmenl by l-ockheed of Hs K Bo sons were Kind and 10,000 left land* and touching two others. Inch high pile ol blue bound docu­ Shooting Star, is railed Ihe Star At least 23 imrsnus are dead, homeless on Cebu, ments Intended to show their dele lire. 42 missing and thousands homo gales were honestly elected ar She's un ull weather Inlercrplor The governor's office had a re Ic-.'. Property damage runs into port that II died and 42 were ir.isscording to the rules designed to shoot down Invading the millions. Transportation and ng In Negros Uccldvntal Province, They wanted to limit the nrgu bombers, she Is ail exceptionally mmiaunlcatlons are paralyse!. Pansly Island merit to six delegatus since seven high speed, 2 place craft with ra­ land reported two dead Vast tracts of rich farmland are other cunlcsln have been referred dar eyes mid un electronic brain and live hurt. Muurcuii O'Hara ami Peter Luwfurd smile fur tin- rmnuru In this back tu Hi Talt run stole com that makes her Just about com milieu. Hut Ihe Elsenhower forces pletely automatic rumuntiu seem* Hum Until Century-Fox, "Kuiiguroo," Tuchnicolor, fought to pul ull 13 challenged Tony 1-eVier, chief engineering allowing tm tin- Kits Thratur screen Thursday ami Friday, delegates Into coolest. lest pilnl for Lockheed, put her Taft unquestionably held the thruugh tier paces Wednesday at whin hand In Iho current inanou- the Palmdale Airport. Her takeoff (ierman Hoy verlngs before the National Com­ uml climb ilemimstrutcd her uhilily mittee Iml the Elsenhower sup to streak upward lo the bom ber (I'e sM tIn M rff P fU M i !**•«• I ll* * ) Dorters Insisted II would he a dif Invasion lanes ut 43,000 fed and slerdnm" mil of Ituttirilnin. lit­ ferent story In a few days. above, with a warmup of lest than is- living now on Imurd Mr. Elsenhower himself set Iho pitch 30 seconds. Her speed Is .secret. Grci-r'* houseboat, the "nixie", of his ramp|i determination to slop Her landing speed Is slowed by at John lliiniili'y’i Hanford Hunt the Tall drive short of victory. release of u 10 loot ribbon pnru Works mid is winking n* nn Ucfure leaving Denver un a eliute brake. iiinntrur mechanic, having hud speech-making trip to thla conven­ Raid LeVter, after the test: nrnft'ssinniil cxiiurleiu'o along this tion clly-h e'i due In Halurday— "She's designed to climb exception linn during Ids holiday* f ruin the general declared he would ally fast for Interception When school in (iii ninny. "roar out eluar across the coun­ she has a dlstunt Iminber on her Of Florida, hi- Hiiyi lm like* the try" for clean and decent conduct radar scope, Ihe pilot locks tier to of next week's convention. Ihe target and 1,200 | k >u iu I s of I'l-nihv* mid tin- dilvi-.lii imivlea. Taft anil Ills backers denied any electronics gear does the rest— lie huaii't yi-t seen u iinsi-hall chicanery pus! or future. taking her In on uutnmullc attack, gdlni- hut pluns tn smm. lie likes Whatever Iho opposition might fires a lire act number of rockets thinfmd iimi finds It “n small charge or whatever might happen Ihe right instant, nml turns her town, n quiet plm-e," hut In- dims nut think lie winds tu ii-nmln to change the allunllun next week, vuy quickly." they were In charge of tho pro She Is known as the P UK' lo Im'I'i* “furi-vi-r," llu Is lined, lie convention maneuvering* today tier designers, Hall I, llildiurd uml snys, tn llerlin, which I* "very The too member National Com­ Ills crew. The ship Is now going in­ hig uml veiy busy," mittee was called Into session to to full production us America's lie ulnn likes New York City Iron out the latest—but not the newest answer to ulr Invasion. mid win imii'h impressed with it, last—Taft vs, Elsenhower fight to Several ore In service lest by the hut he doesn't think he would Pictured is I,t. Col, Wesley E. come before It. That was the s li­ Air Force. like to livu then- forever either. Farmer, UHA, MFC, who will tting tight for votes In the 13It is “tun busy." succeed'I,t. Col tku K. Ihudfuy ns member Louisiana delegation. I-lor Idn orange Juice, he snys, piufcssor of milllary science nml Voles tire what it takes-004. tn ingtmi, stuck by tils prediction (tinl be exact—to win tha nnminallnn. he might win nn the first hallnl. Is "new III me, unit I like ll very tactics at .Stetson University. Taft’s first-ballot victory talk much," id which point he poured This is Funnel's first visit in And the latest Associated Press checkup, based on avowed and con­ drew a scoffing rejoinder from u me u glues. As for celery, "I cat Florida us well as Ids first tour that fur dinner every night." of duty ns a professor of military __________ ______Now ceded delegates ami those seated laatllni , Thomas E. Dewey, us hv the National Committee, gave Coyer wns horn ut Zwickau, science. Cuming tu Del.aiul with e gut In from Ihe Guv Saxony, in IU2H where he attended the colonel will he Ids wife end Taft s 493 to 412 edge over Elsen­ 'tmferuncu at Houston basic nad high schools until his three children. hower at the end of Wednesday’s y night. tug-of-war. Hlth year, lie lust his family, here la help Iho Elson- except fur un older brother, in Elsenhower's forces loudly and :es. saw a marked moverepeatedly declared their determi­ the humidng of Dresden during m ird the general. nation to carry to the convention's the lust war, ______ .jr , said the 2-tlme 001* credentials committee and to the In 104(1 lie went ku llerlin to convention floor the flghti for del­ presidential candidate, even some study chemistry nml physics nt of Iho governors supporting Toft egates they lose before Iho Na­ the Free University preparatory were among the 23 chief execu­ tu n career in cheinlml engineer­ tional Committee. tives who signed a statement at In Ihe final analysis, It's the ing' He lived In Ihe American sec­ convention Itself which can rule on Houston Wednesday hacking Eisen­ tor of llerlin until Ids Immigra­ hower's views nn the conduct of which of two more groups of wouldtion was approved by the aulhurl* be delegates shall ue seated. And neat week’s convention. ties Inst mmdli. The governors turned thumbs the way the convention votes may Ueyer’n surviving brother who down on Toft's willingness tu let Ive an early llnoff. an whether now liven In Dtisselilurf In the contested delegates to the conven­ Isanhower or Taft Is tn the load. tion vole nn Ihe admission of other American tone also would like •II Ihe eonf tn conio to tide country. "How­ contested delegates. two lop contenders, the OOP ever, Coyer snys, "he will not One Taft aide, aaklng not to bo •earned to be galling somewhere to come until I am settled." on • platform for the winner to Identified, said the aenator wee ‘ tyHtlll Intending tu hs a chemical "dumbfounded" by the governors' .Sen, Eugene Mltllkln of Colorado, action. Another, Campaign, Mana­ engineer, ho hopes to enter an chairman of Ihe R ago!ulions Com- ger David ft. Ingalls. said the gov­ American university as soon aa ernors "either didn't think II possible. Hs is not quite sure iterfng crit- through or else they Just don't when or whsrs, howsvsr. F S New Combat Plane Loses Paint As It Streaks Thru Air Typhoon Leaves 23 Dead In Wake As It Rakes Philippines J modern and comfortable 8 Killed* 20 Injured As Greyhound Bus And Truck Collide Ih s modern bathing suit Is a rhapsody oi comfort because It is designed far today’s style conscious woman. AGAS home Is In stylo, teo, for BASpromotes modern, camfsrtaWa Hviag. Gas gives M Iran M w , rsbM s from w in y, M l ow n thus for funl "May he at (i al nesvl l l sha Mys, “maybe somewhere slse. It depemls on what caunsa thsy offer," "If I can get soma other kind of Joh and make aome money for a while, I may give up eheml. CV| •nKj!'«»'iniri «nipi»Mrily,'* he added, "but bac' to hut 1 plan tu go back And John Foster Dt been talking with b< Elsenhower people, n •n. loo. Dudes la a publican adviser to t to »tay In the United staica permanently and stay In Hanford de| cventua ly to become an Ameft- what he decides about ran cltlaen, Tha duration of his tlon. Happy The Ony! franshf"1* m m sm - ^ . .. • 'Another Threat Is Estimate Of Dead * Facing State Citrus Over 4th Weekend Plans Are Made By Camera Club For Sunday Picnic kjgnj^of Truman ,ai / Holiday Bcciuae You Iniured Tho Of Your Car .With Now Tires Js upon la aducn-i m LAKELAND if) - Florida hal won one dispute with another Southern state threatening sales of its citrus products only to gel involved in a second tangle. South Carolina decided to accept Juice from froien orange concen­ trate as a pure food product In­ stead of taxing it as a beverage, the Florida C|tni« Commission said. But now a town Jit North i.'.nv Aina has ruled orange juice used in demonstration* of a new auto­ matic Juicer by the commission does not meet sanitary require­ ments for bottling. Robert C. Evens, general man­ ager of the commission, said the report was sent hint by one of his field men. did not identify the town. The seriousness of the situation lies tn the possibility other towns might think the same way am cut heavily Into sales which have been piled up through the popular Juicer program, Evans said. He Big Steel Is Seen As Lining Up Minorities PITTSBURGH un — A source close to one of the major steel producers says several smaller concerns have Joined the industry's Rig Six In the battle against the CIO United Steelworkers' demand for a strike ending contract pro­ viding compulsory union memberVhe source declares "several" comparatively smaller companies tolnrd Ihe Big Six In a secret meeting at Cleveland Tuesday and decided to maintain a solid front against the union. He added the companies decided. "They cannot and must not hack down In their Insistence that workers be allowed to work whether they are members of the union or not." The Big Six steel companies are Jones h Lsurlilln. Youngstown U. S. Steel. Bethlehem. Republic. Sheet & Tube and Inland A lop Industrialist in Pittsburgh declared there ore no new nego­ tiating meetings In sight to end the strike whTrh began June 2. Is Placed At 430 CHICAGO bit—Americans arill take to the highways 90 million strong over the Fourth of July week end—and at least 430 of them will die in accidents, the National Safety Council cstlmatea. f t ? council «nt»t s n n : to million passenger vehicles will clog the nation's streets and *;{£&.» uyi durIng the 3 day week-end. These vehicles wlli travel five billion miles, or enough to circle the world 200.000 times. "Afore cars on the road travel­ ing more miles will ‘inevitably mean more accidents—unless there is more caution than usual on the part of the motoring public," the council said. • The official estimate of 430 traf­ fic deaths to occur from 8 p.m. local Pm- Thursday through mid­ night Sunday can lie kept lower If moljr'sts oro extra-careful, it stated. The cuuncll urged drivers to con­ centrate on preventing the one ac­ cident over which they have any control—the ono they might cause. Some council suggestions: stake sure your car is In isle mechanical condition. Start your trip In plenty of time, co you won’t have to hurry. Keep your speed down. Slow up hero and show up there. Pass oilier cara only If there Is plenty of room. Stay far enough behind other cars so that you can stop tn an emergency. Keep your tamper, and be cour­ teous and patient In heavy traffic. Don’t driva after drinking—even fl ” ». J A v) j Stop and rest whenever you are overtired or sleepy. BOOMS FOR TRUMAN CHICAGO (At — If President Tru­ man decides to come to Chicago for the Democratic National Con­ vention he and bin party will have nn trouble finding hotel rooms. Tentative reservations have been made at the Blackltqne Hotel (or the nresidentlAI party by Naal Roach, convention manager for Ihe J Democrats. Jack Burke, Black- * stone manager, estimated a presi­ TR IA L DATE NET dential party would require 13 lo JACKSONVILLE off - Federal 20 rooms He said the reservations Judge Bryan Simpson Wednesday were inaile far "somewhere around set Nov. 17 us trial date (or Tel July 20, 21, 23 " The convention lahassee Attorney Clyde W. Atkin starts on July 21, son, who pleaded innocent to charges of filing false Income tax Joint returns with his wife (or 1943 returns (or 1U43 through 1947 end and 1940, �s ______________________________________ F «1KW H S I t/pvl' IL i^ IK Y O U DON T lilt . m etre four Janford Htiald, Clt) • O eUm y, by 7:W v. SI , pita.* call l a l l y * I imiiI ' 1m i Um itv ilir*»iitfh !* i i h i il l v ■111*1* *1 m *‘*®li t ile r ii >tmi Himiiif« f i>,*ap t I “til* ' ,ii (i n .| * j U in YELLOW CAB 1444 Vifj i AN IN D K I'K N D K N T IIA II.V N K W S I'A l'K It ...... Knluhllsheil lilUH V O LU M E X X X X III Mad Pace Sel ' By Congress To Adjourn N ot F o r A m a t e u r s By JOS UAl.li WASHINGTON cts-The nation's lawmakers arc tlolnu their ludc pendencc Day urallng to each otli •r today rather than on platforms at Fourth of July eelehratinn*. The senators nod representatives called off their holiday plans In order to act on bills which must be pansed If Congress Is In meet 0 Its final adjournment deadline Sal urday, Literally hundreds of hills sped through the congressional mill Thursday but a doten major items still must he tent to President Truman before the HJnd Congress quits Both Senate snd House convened at the customary hour But much of the major work remains to he done In conference committees A These will he grinding away at • early hours Some HejuihUcumt were denial,d lug that adjournment come in time for them tu culch late uiternoou trains and planes Saturday for Chi cago und their National Couven tlon. 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" “ ^ ................. ........................ . ....... l i o n s r « f i . - U p iils J llu ,, HU (U„ | u , J ,. ‘‘ lnd.M.„ d .tu . Hull, rloluif.Hh,., Bu" ‘ u" J, Ju a .J ,u >"» .ion.* wltliuul | //6 (ljuiiuio .t.iu" ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ \’'A''ht'h(’A',;A('*A* Americans At Home And Abroad, GIs In Korea Observe Independence Day I’ajier llttg Bandit Ofgy Silk ctStocking a I I.a n ir SJv I IL x - III. x. 11 MIAMI lAt—Miami's "paper tun: liatiilll, Samtifl llurkltii, uii, iii member* ol Hie Bilk blocklri,i (,aug wire senlonceil to I'fl’-oo Thursday hy Crlmluul Judge lieu ^ Wl!1*nl Hot-Mitt, who |ireyeil on loan loan companies, waa convicted on one charge of armed rubbery amt 13 charge* ol unarmed robbery He drew 11 year sentence amt Judge Willard told him he wa; lurky to escape a life term. 'the natty, 49 year old Hot kilo a former real estate sale,,mat,, worked exactly Iho sauio way lo each robbery, j,inducing a goo shuvlng a j,a|H-r hag through the cashier’s window, and demanding cash. He claimed the gun he used was a toy Sentencing of the Silk Blocking Gan g followed their conviction re rently of nearly 11 .cure of rob beriea and burglaries, The mem bars distorted (heir feature* by pulling sheer slocking* over their races. Joseph Gaudroau, 17, and Rich ard Dceson, 23, drew the heaviest leniences of seven years. Olher gang member* and their sentences: to-April Increase In public payrolls Antonv Gullotla, I0, six years; , the bureau ajild. Robert Lamb, 22, five years; Rob « S I * “ -H-IKO" 10 1*0 tal- erf ft* Frida, 1?) four yaara; William and democracy." ployaa U it A pril "I*848 FieOUl ICtstlssW « • Pose n m j ■ ' ' 1 f e ­ 3. , v Ota, to a. "S .T .1S ' ll» Hit- U m i, ta il'd I ' n ** Am, ni-a11* I.v II,.' iiiillloli* look a brill 1,0I1,lay lion, tl.i-ir iioimul ro.llul ol alfairt Imlay to 11lfl 1l.lt,' fndl'IM'li.lflllf It,) ullt, Jiurailfk. ‘■••rernuinc-s an,I piriur* „ s rlU/fn* ul,mu,I, too uiuikill llu- 171III1 am,tversary ot tho signing nf (In* lii'flurutiuii nl (iit||,|u-nilfiini li„i in Korea, tin, i,„ , ,,f wai went ,u, u* ,j|Uaj j,,r i|iuu’,an,t', ol American iroop' III a special ntuxsugn to I! ,K eighth Aimy men (ending oil re ouwed t hliu-Mi ulla.k along the .hell tom battle (root, (ien James \. Van Fleet d(-flared "Wo font ion, 11,,• crusade of llo Minute Mi'ii of 1771) lo the Inlcrcsl "f 'life, liberty sod the pursuit ol uapphtess Accross Hie laud, parade* and liatrlollc • |lurches were lliu order uf the day in H„< hlggc-sl cltU" md the timailrsl lowns Willi most work ul a stundsllll .net summer's heal lit lull uwuy, million* drugged mil the swimming '‘nils und picnic baskets and Iloaded fur holiday. The National Safety Council csliiiiiitcd that some 'Mi million American*, riding In 40 million cars, would lake lo the highways during ihu 3-day week flit). Of llntso, thn cnimcll predicted, at least 430 would die In accidents For a million or more American* the only celebrations were pitched on h fn rug si note. They were the fumllU's ot Ihu (Mio.ooo striking Steelworkers, Idle since June 3 and ol the 400,000 or so persons In • (C M its s iiO s rase three) n ini.,, H ot *t|-t r a h ,1 . , , 0 , l »,1, W ilt .;,1,, i*t u j i * I'lia rg .-.t 1 im i ti i , . . t i l , , . 1,, 11 . i l l . ilile n l l*, r , 0,1 i,t 11 ,001,1,-1 ,,H« 1 1 i.r e lliiih ia i 1 ,11 .11 ............. 1,, i |„ . I . wool I - u lit, until j'tHiJ ’ I mhi IlllfS f l ( fiMi'S lvfLl.ui t ----------------- i%WH4 In I 11. i i 11 i n 1 n 1 it ' i * 'I t I ■1• ,1 11' \ i | | i in ii •1 I'lt I* I ti.sl .4 l.ssl . I f XM l - ........ . ur Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack 227 N ... 1 'it'X N l. i-n s e r l N\ ir»* Sabre Jels Rag Convention In 12 Chinese M!Gs ( hit ago Opened In Air Onslaught By Left-Wingers WASHINGTON (Js -The National Libor lli'ljlinin ttuuid . Nl.HIti plans un iiumediule luve-ttgaimu ol charges hy slrlklng CIO Steel uurkers dial major steel producer* have "entered Into a conspiracy" to lucicnt reltli incuts with any struck company unless the lug Six agree I'residi-nl Truman made virtual Iv Ilie - iriie charge at a new con lei cmo Diuraday He accused Hie major ;ieel companies ol ciui>jiIi mg to ilraw out llu strike, .ml said till uluutlnli lines liot call lor ore ol die Tall llurtlcv Ai l Mr liumun imltealed Wrongly he dul lull plan In follow llo- "re ipiesl" l»y ('(ingles* that lie try lo ■lid the 33 day work stoppage by asking Hie courts lor no an day iiijum lioii against Hie strike. ■ * pruviilid lor the T i l Law THMI* a lot tu be said for Ilia Industry spokesmen jirumpHy power of suggesllon, so we show said Mr Truman knew about Hie this sliol lo help you fur gut lliu lalesi union move hr lore it was temperulure. Diane Van Dusen inmlf they holed (be timing of luoD olt us she takea e practice the two comment.*, and eomiiared nil) Ihruuiih the slalom course oil Hie •ninlaidy of Itu- wording ii single water ski at Cypress Gar­ The onion sold, shortly after the dena, Fla. She Is getting reudy i.r President's news conference. Hull the National Water Ski Tourna­ the imrjHike of the alleged eon ment at Mudlson. WD . in August. siiiracy Is lo "prevent nuy one nl the (big Hix) companies ur any oilier smaller company from "reaching bind agreement on a new work contract " The ib major rornjiuiiie, named by the onion a rc U S Steel Itethlehriu, Itepuhllr, Jones and Laughlln. Timin' luwn Bluet mid , Tube and liilunit. Together they liriMluce 7u per cent of lotal I' S output. A spokesman for the *1* ...... imnirs i|ulckly issued u statemeui B l i n k e r saying the III) mil "nojiuienllv "nojiuiently w ill Aurora, 111., uanKcr union . i rn ii i go to any leu. II,, ndleulous lluun h I ' a x p c c t c d l O K c n c n It msy lie. lo Hs ctfoii lo fuiei MIAMI Ml—Overruling II Federal Court Jury, Judge George W Whilchurst Ihursilay acquitted Slg fried tlcchhold, former president of the Kihbonwrlter Corp. of Amur Sanford B y Aug. t j f f X * union1- .... lea, on five counts of mall fraud ---- * i This referred to a union demand Judge Whitehurst said govern menT"pruleculiirs' bailed in 'orov'e , ll',br! ' Jl ' tor. ,lw unl!’" *ll0p'.r"t ,'.’n.n “f T " the scheme" hy which He,id,old l ln ' . * u J m id ii.mk : 1,ul,,'rVM.......*»>“* Ucnmnd , ufB« ArniK.ul nf ilvfrniuhnd «inrlc AllaiitU* National Ilaitk Mil (:i»n«*rully ri»fi*lilfml c»n«* of tin* was accused nf defrauding stuck j— 11, C ai»os 7 ."r,,‘nf"'ihe' h .'.e r! ,1‘T r , lLy . * ■;..... 7 — „V........ ; holders ami dislributurs ol some "u ' l . , m il „ iu '»« >' "h“ a‘ «'!, settlement iu mllllims dollarM Jacksonville, Is a native of till "This inammolh Steelworker"Evidence Is totally lacking." •J" 1 "■* " '*®'"|Vl.a(; I'liljm has over a thousand labor lh» Judge added, lo uphold- the j ' ' aou 1 ,'1°" r!,c,» »' »'» other In charges that Uechhnld made large :,rrtvi' 1,1 **,nfJ,r1d "" A,l|< , diislrlea and over a mi lion lucin profits from the cortMirathni He has lived In Aurora. III., and hers," the slalement said "\el 11 The action came on a million his lamllv Includes his wile and now complains bocahso six steel for acquittal entered hy Itrehhold , three children He Is a member cotnpanii-s, a lt e r dlscusshui w ith tho union ami Its complete acqm before Ida trial itartul last Uc I of the Catholic Church. Following his graduatlun from Hscpoce, chose hi oegotlale with tob«r. Judge Whitehurst did* not rule on Ihu motion at Hud time West Aurora High School In IDI8, It Jointly Tho six comiiauies charged lluBechhold Was Indicted, alung ho storied work us a messenger with Dr. Walter D. Reynolds, Coral for (he Merchants National Bank union with making "the lalse ami I t ’iontlMiira It s f a n * l i l i e s . Gables chiropractor, on H counts which ho continued lo serve for 3U years. In July, 1951. WEST FLORIDA FF.TE HU rise was rajild After xerv The first 10 counts charged (hem PANAMA CITY -P Ihmiian.l* with using the malls to defraud log ax a general clerk for one year, ktockhuhlurs and distributors. The lie was a teller for to years, and of holiday visitors. found u guy In Nurtliwe*! Florida re others charged sale of unregistered a loan teller for live years. In welcome securities, filing false statements Junuury, 1037. ho was elected sort* and playgrounds today. Panama City offered outboard with (he government1 , and couiplr assistant cashier, holding this posi­ tion until January, lOKI, when he motor boat races with entrant* acy to defraud lha government. from Florida, Alabama and Geor­ All but the mall fraud charges became cashier Mr, Bauman Is uaperlanced In gia competing In ■ Fourth of July were dropped before Bechhold went lo trial, lie was convicted making F .I L A , personal, real regatta. I’rlio money totaling fTBu laat Nov. rfl on five counts and estate and business loans; and In acquitted on five, then freed under appraising real rslslo. Ho has awaited winner, of the tests In Bayou ft,000 hnr.1 pending the ruling on been In charge of personnel num­ Calloway Fort Walton included a bulbing bering Wi persons, and has handled a acquittal motion. rontHM to helect "Miss The Hltibonwrlter firm, which operations of (he Merchants Bank, lieiuty , waa developing t ____________ _ mh Bdevice lo mike the tutal resources nf which are Playground of Northwest Florida " typewriter coplea without carbon more iban III million dollars, and A record field of 33 lovelies sought paper, went Into bankruptcy in lhe methods of which are more the title and an expense free trip and was reorganised with new modern than most banks of Its to Miami. M ill Pat Knzor, Crestvlow, was cera sir*. Reynolds original!If P|«aded no A member of Hie Aurora Cham­ selected last year The blonde defense In the frantd chai argel but ber of Commerce, Mr, Bauman haa beauty wilt crown tho 1932 queen sentencing ___ if iwaa wllhl ______ _____ also been active In other organisa­ Itbald, presum TELEGRAPH CHARGES ably pending the outcome of the tions Including Aurora l,odge No. WASHINGTON iTt-A a d per rent Bechhold l rial. Federal off (rials 400, Loyal Order or Moose and has M id Ihero now appears Hilly participated actively In civic uf Increase In Western Union tele ■pp'waaaa «MIIV Mllta of any action against fairs Including community cheat graph charges, scheduled for next geiMblllly Sunday, will not be made effective ttxsallaeeO U s faae Thrtel ilds until Aug I. BOAT CAPSIZES Tho Federal Communication* MIAMI Wi — A ground swell Commission said today the com rapslied a amall boat aouth of patty Itself had postponed the p ro Govarnmant Cut Tburtday. drown­ posed effective date after giving ing Oscar Joule, 40 year-old Coco­ notice of the increase 30 days ago N* matter Row far away nut Grove laborer. Two other fish­ In th* wake of a wage letUament *«wn heme you may go eu y*w- ermen in tbe boat, David B, Clark, which ended a prolonged strike of ••eetlon you can readtlr Mich 43, and Irwtn Clark, « , were roa- employes. 8p on tho nemo town news by cued afttr clinging to the over­ After the notice was filed with •j^dlas th# Hanford HeraV turned craft more than two hour*. PCC with (he proposed July 0 ef­ rben yoo return- Yon eon orfective date, the commission asked range with year rorrler boy, or PH ILIPPIN E HOLIDAY for more detailed information on throe 1 h Charlie Morrison, tin s MANILA tgt—FUlplnoa celebrated why the Increase la considered nec­ lotion manoror. br telephoning a double birthday today—tbelr own essary. The company ha. now !*•, tn hare your regular iaonea sixth anniversary aa an independ­ asked tfor additional tlmo to file of the HeroM eared fee yen ent nation and that of th* United supporting data. Btatea which set them free. w lUeyou or* oway, lo ho de The Islands were atlU drying out your hem* to one 30V NMENT PAYROLLS from typhoon winds and heavy VARHI OTON MS—Government upon yoor* return rain* but fla p -and bunting flew p a yro llsr^ e rsl, state, amt local from public and private buildings. -tolalad | 1,bo:>jmfiOO laat April, “President ■*-“ dlo Qulrlno s i tho Census Bureau reported today. changed ( im u iin« with ____ - President .That waa a gain of ol 237 million Trumaq and said In part: 1 or 10 [tor cent over a year on year ra “ May our Joint calibrations give and wai Hi ras the biggest April- h m i i 'I.'i I c i I Texas Delegates Set To Split Convention On Taft-Ike Debate Ingley To Be Succeeded By Robert Bauman Of Mail Fraud W *” j, IT .O K I DA Major Producers Are Accused Of Conspi­ racy T o Prevent S t r i k e Settlement Hundreds Of B i l l s A r e R u sh e d T lir o u g h Mill Before Dead­ line On Saturilay F u I t I I II If Mt .ftii It** it’ll it- ml t > i f f W till tillhoi h . l Kin i l l , .IM liH 'H ilay liU 'til t 1.4 fl">mI III III. h.ithuv u t U ii i p| t lir pool w ill. 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( HINFSF K ILLED TAII’ EH, Formusu t.t*—Tin- of flrial Chine.-iu Nulionulisl ( enlral Ncwd Agency said today junk borne Nationalist guerrillas killed 33 CnmiminUt olliclul* and ill. armed more Hum 100 Red militia men last week In a raid on thn Chlneso mainland 75 mllos north east of Hong Kong. E * .» .1 i ‘l m I* «!• ft. \ It Hi AAhit 11 I I It 11' Hi Wilt HI . 1 . 1. • |E'1 I- .1 I I | | t . ,1, til .11 | .,1 •v* — JU ll.t V ,e .| > t i l l ?'ll I't. ilu l r i l 1* I i . I S'* \ ■ n* t il* tl l*t <v , I 1 i I'lt 1 t i l . \ *' 111it I p in t Ell il <>I 11 11 Mm tl 1limit I* 1 I - 111 >* t 111e |||| r. 11 E* M h ill 4j I II I 1Hi 1■ ■4111 I III 'I-l* I"H i ! Il'lil 11Hit' Il f till Ei 11Ilf i * At ,4 ' ", h |1 1 Hi I j ............. »f < m t ( n I t i |i(t»U * ■ ' Up' ll W fill* 1 • ft i .< I ii I ). 4 I tl III ft u.,1 ill Ml AIII •j ' I. If Dill I t i l Ittll E‘« Ii tl 11ill irt fill'll Vntl ! Il ■ ‘ "1I .4A- 7 -It 11(1 1,1 W r.tlluT SlliiWtTS II | I l l i l . ’ IUII, ,! 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Mi Erl Eli III « 111it i I 1 illhliVM l ul H a l , i m il iiiiiu u ilt e to ( mu in 11 I a ll | le e ,in |'- in ilm e iil'i lm Hie >e.n In F iu e 'ii w ,, r ,t i ’i ink i M n ri-an, pa In r ol Hie fin d eag er Ii ten I n I I. ip ti i i h iir e li nf • it ledo Will lie II k - 1-lie d h p e .ik i'l ,!<-* ■ -ll 1 - r h re id e nt In in flu e n c e in ........... m e I-, iiiho m ii e in e n l m ade In , I. ■ v k a u la ’ :, l,t * d-d Ite d d iin : genet al p ro g ra m e tia ii eg aln m m an V fo r Ilie T a l l Kisonhow a', drug Hu, Arthur I in l. v ,l IT .lt .ilis gle, fie r i''* Imw TDK Yu t* Giant C 121 l-lidie I I ,e Associated P ie I d iu la tlo n mai.li'i' I r a n pint-, each rajiulde ol I'arrvlllg more Hum 20U pa'oenger.i counted th e ir d e le g a te , to d a te : nr 2t-ii Intis of eat go, are making T a f t Bill regular (tight, between I,-pin and K i r tih n w rr tP> Korea, Far i'.ast Air Forces an (r,U4 I* needed to n o m in a l.! ) nimnccd today l‘ III P.t'll ATE ST It lit E LAKELAND ' I!—Slight progrvrui wa. re j mrted 'ilmrsd.iy In effort t In end the 53 day strike of 42U Swift and Co idiu-iphatu worker* Federal Mediator C. A Willlums. Mlimta, rc|,orkd Ihu progrovi and Mild unoHicr tevilon witli union and company nffiriats probably will bo held Saturday. .................. ........... ............................. .............................. L l . T h n A t ’ I I . ting I . h .e e d o il su ch f a c lo r* ii * W hat d ,'le g a le * s a y they a re going In do. w h a t opp o ­ nent-, in m e d o th ey w ill do o r on w h at H id N a tio n a l C o m m itte n h a s done about s e a lin g d e le g a te s. E ls e n h o w e r's people hope tu w in b a r k some ot th is week's lo st dele gate-, in appeals to the Credential* (C uullaw cd UU !***■ t h i n ) m J-! j t. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 03, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 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 03, 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/27413c7bec05e27be8e6ba455230a5eb.pdf 4ba88cbac5e5db2d90c4cbb21b56a8cb PDF Text Text *- ■ , Hemlnnta Legal Notice t e . T M M t t i l " ! i i r T im IN r i.m u ii« , UK: i> m i v r v f M iim iT M . KU TA TK UK JAM I'll W CA8UT, C o u n ty , F lo r id * , al h ie v m i .A n n rttV N , n K a in tu N C K Court mi thU Ihe H ih (!»y o f Juno, o fflc a In tha co u rt hnua* o f aald UNKNOWN: A.t>. m i . County at flanfnrd. Florida, wltnln A aw orn C o m p laint h a v ln e baan / * / O. P. HKItNUON H e l i l calendar c a le n d a r niuniha _ „ fnmi tha file d u K u ln ai you In ilia C irc u it Clark of lh * circu it tim e of Ilia f lr a l iiu b lli a l loo of till C o u r t In ii.n l f o r H->n,Inula C o u n t y , C o u rt, Hi iiiliio lo Con h 11, M'ltlitti. K a r li r-1iitm or ilco tnii'l a lia ll I'* 1,1 w r lllfiir , ntot xfotil n io la H i., Iila r a ot ri'Hlitolii'i. unit | » „ i n f lli « itil.lrcaa tif Ilia t’lulnm tit unit ah u ll ha aw orn It. by ilia . la lm a n t. hla n * * i i l , o r hla n tl.ir o a y , .m d nny au fh claim o r dam am l im l mii f llr if • h a ll ba void. Try and Stop Me KlorliTa by l i t W A H I ) >t IIIH iW N fo r . U r . . , , t h r nhort t ill.' of w h lrti la H A W . M l l > Al. II M O W N . I ' 1m I lit I rr, P I WITHA HOOK SUOt / would te s c o a to _ ah rm r... our that J* HIAOUHt-HAA0T . HATHfO COUlWt J IfAHO *QA MMTO . GHAS AUJH' S / t/ ' L (Hour/., Thrru uni minty "IHh Icm uf Olio hundred million tuna of Guinea, but f o r kangaroo on New bltumlnoua coal w e r e u e r d none are larger than fox terriers. coke in 1M0. -------------By BINNITT CIRF------------- v». V lt ll.A l l l t l l t t N. H a te n iia n l. • b r*a praeaitta m * lo cu n m u n d you ’ " U Ho* ltd lo ap pear unit file yo u r w r llle n tla- Hanford. F lo rid a fe lle r* h e re in on o r before the 17th diiy of J u ly , A. II I t l a . o r o therwl<e Decree I'ro C o n te n t, w ill be entered itpulnel you T h e H anfonl lle ru ld le i|e *lirii* te d O P T O M E T R IS T n» .■ iieivap ap er of u e n e riil r lr r u ls lio n In w h lr li th l* " ll/ iili.n e h s ll h r E V E S E X A M IN E D p lllilletle d on. each we*M lo t fo u r I f i L / ^ E S F IT T E D cn n e e i'iitlv* w eep*. TO AI.1, dlRDITtme a h v ' V k h '. aona HA VIVO CLAIM* OR HA:. K K F I R C A H K Y H IU M O N rt JEAND* AIJAI.TST IAII1 . KSTATIJl Aa A n c illa ry A d iiilh le ira . I t l l w ith w ill a n tia ia d of You ami each of you ara haroby •he WJI1 of JA M t'H W . notified and required to i>i***nt C A R E T , dactaaed any Malm* uml demand* width you, h l t a l U t il . , . . ..t.i.Ji 01, 1,0 . 7, m y or alther uf you, may hava uenim-i tha »*tnt* of JA11KH W. CA:iKY, dt<:*at*<l, loie of Kultoii I’ounly. W ITN c m * i . ,ui>d * n ,| e*» Ueomln. lo lb* County Jurig.. of T i l K H TA TI-; U K K M ’ II I I 'V T « i aeul o f th e C le rk o f th a C irc u it O Z A R K IK E THE SANFORD RIBALD In ISIS Ponce de Laon became Tueo. July t, llg? tha first mariner to record tha Page 10 existence of the Gulf Stream. D O O E R PRICE la fond o f oxtolling tho virtuoa o f hi* nlnatton-yaar-old cousin Sally, who certainly sound* like an unusual laas. f o r Inatancu, die* Roger, she went to one party where she had the boys negI lecting every other gfu in the* ! * ' die ihe waa the 110 South Palmetto Avenue 1 only one who had the sense | lo come nabed. Another time B y R ay G ott* ihe waa approached by a i virile strangor who slipped a note Into her hot little palm ; that read, “ You ara the only j woman I aver have loved, j Come to my room, 641, at : the 0 rand hotal at midnight.” ; Sally wasn’t sure ha was sFn* ' cere, however, because tha J not* was mimeographed. • • • OR. C. L. PERSONS A prominent psychoanalyst has Invented a naw toy which, ha claims. Is specially designed to adjust a small child to existence In < Ihe troubled world of today. Any way the child puts ilia toy together,: It cornea out wrong. * a o * By common agreement, Mrs Plata, wife of MO-pound Commodore Plats, waa tba moat tactful lady at the Naval Bail this year. On th e. dance floor she waa heard to suggest to the Commodore, '■Walt* a] bit faster, my love—Utia t* a rhumba." J SflNPORDPfllNT-Glfltttf W 11 r - ■*<>% SO U TH PA RK t W A N T pT* vl FLAHII G O R D O N and hla adventure* In > y n o n Rarrp I . . . I A M im e ? IT IS N O T *> KVEffy PAV THAT I, A C U C E ft, GO S O f A M a t i n c i O V E R ItO C n C L K 6 FUf>fc T O t \ A L K AN O TH ER S T C f" HERALD WANT ADS We have 4 fine lakefront lots does In. Thsy nre all good valuse end will not leet long. Sea u* today! IF HOLD THIS MONTH A amart buyer can get one of Hanford’a lovelUet homea at far below market price. Because of owner desiring to expand other intereeta, we offer 3 large bed­ rooms, apaclou* living room and separate dining roam, la 'ook, T kitchen and breakfast noo large rersened F1 porch, modern bath, 2 floor furnaces, attic fan, on 2 of Hanford'e moat brautlful ahadrd lot*. Shown by sppointmrnt only. HKMINOLP. REALTY 14th and Magnoll Phone 21 oils GOOD AND BAD Used Dreiser ................... ( 6.00 Used Round Oak Dining Table .................. 10.00 Used Dreaner . ........ .... 10.00 Used Cheat of Drawers .... 16.00 Used Vanity ..................... 20.00 Ueed Sofa ............ 20.00 Used .1 pc Living Room Suite ..... 2G.OO Used 2 pc Sofa Bed Suita 26.00 Died Safe Bed .............. 30.00 Reg. $110.06 Shopworn 3 pc Bed RoomSuite 70.00 MATHER OP HANFORD 203-20# P.. let St. Phone 127 T l « fallaw tae relee a m i r »• ■II W a a l AS* m b lla e e e la T h a haufera Mantle i I tlaee IS* per Mae a tlw ea le * par Mae t e llia *a a* ca r lie * I ________ ie tlaiae 0* per lla a Iw w t la a •* *#r lla a rav V aarly C a a ltM l H o warda la Iba llaa. Ileehla Mala P a r Mlaab P a re Capa « WITH rooot -A N D WMW HlfMPF/ LOOK AT MARLA GO' SMC SN'f SO VtEAK MOWf THE A BIG TWO HTOKY HOUSE 2 shady acre* Jual outside City. Nlfe porch, gas, electricity, wa­ ter. Price and terms to suit. Phone (UK). RAYMOND M. BALL, Kesllor H. D. Ilighleyman, Associate try able. Kurniahed or unfurniaheJ. 1011 French Ave. Phone (KO-J. ^A N FO H D H ERALD I— FOR RBNT SMALL bungalow with 0 Iota, electricity, screened porch, par­ tial bath, in Lake Mary. |3600, smelt down payment, balance —1 like rent. Phone 820-J. W fC ffff^ T p a rJ m e n S T Klrel Street. Phone 490-W, TH E LO N K ItA N G E It / CONFOUND IT / THING® ! t«0 ! W t dWtT TAKE THE TIMS iK CtPCCtTO KEEP THATilAft HAPPtMtP 80 FMiT W* DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE *TOTAKE OFF "Ml Mf*K AN' K B 1 ® W T T l PACKO f THATMW; l---- - t l W ------- 4 1 , J U tm u o m o O W 9 ! “ f, WSHT. B y F m n S trik er vonutoc WALSH**(/ AAYTiE J3UVETO? AND 9 TCREKEEPER EB|| T TUET'R* NOT U * l ib9 GtT WTO 150U0U ? JTOtOUHG wm CSCOCSj /v r am /p e a ! ■WV HIVBB ICASOOP ANT COUGH called GtMPta n p tu a IN T W H . ' a m ■ ■ ■ « watxcwe rr DOtBMT nSHFACS. H* Wt> tl TOPPED COUGWN' mtCUTV ou want to Buy, Rent or Sell, "C , , *».J ,9 12- ARTICLES FOR SALR W aal Ada w ill l a a«ar Iba T * l* * b * a * aw _____ etaadaaa *b arpa If rew r eaaaa la H*t*d la Iba lalapbaaa baak. l a ta lara far Ibla aaaaaaaiadatfaa ih* adaarlfaar la aapaaled la pay ari.m atir. l a ard ar fa r wa la r*ed *r tba baal paaalbla aaatlae* all W a a l Ada M aal ba lw a a r o lflra aa Iba d a r bafara pa II Ira lla a . Kltaaa a a tir r aa Iw aiad taialr ll aa a rra r aaaara la y a a r ad. W* ra a a o l ba raaraaalb la faa m h i Ib aa aaa laa a tra a l laaar* llaa. At ARC A ANP RAV rO lL O tV «••»»* Real Ratal# Foe Rale PHONE 148 TMB MONSTER S TTRAIL THE HOPS THAT IT WILL A P THEM TO FRESH WATER ANt FOOD .JKW. U se F o r Raaolta im u ^ A !D ^ *f*l AVt (f - t SPECIAL BERV1CK1 —11 PLUMBING Jontract and repair work. Free estimate. R. L. Hervev. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 182i. MAC’S Electric Service M ovedtemporarily to rear of 1600 Sanford Ave. Electric motor re­ winding, Television and radio service. As near to you u yinUR telephone 1(11. ” LAWN MOWERS atiarpened. Blcyrlei repaired. Hhutnen's, (10 K 4th NL BAMBOO BLINDS—Gres* Square Rugs and floor coverings if P I A N O S— Gulhransen, Spinets Vlnyle, Plastic, Asphalt Tile A priced from (6)0.00. include* -t Linoleum. Free estimates. Tele­ tunings. Terms, trade-ins. Ra­ phone 1426, The Furniture Ces der's Plario Store, 1200 Myrtle. ter - 110 Weal First. For night appointments call 1208-W. ALL TYPES Bulluoxer w ort# Reasonable Hates—Free Ettl FILING CABINETS - - 2-drawer, matin. Spreader Service, I.lm* letter site, gray metal, complete m l Dolomite end Fertiliser. with lock; regular (33.05, our Carpenter A Grecey, Phot, ■pedal, (24.76. Check with 1BH8-M nr HfUt-J.______________ George Stuart, 60 East Church St., Orlando. 816H. U-SAN-0 Guaranteed mothproof­ ing, Delivery Service nlut In­ sured garment protection are C H A IR S F O R S A L E all free at Philips Colonial Cleaners, 110 Palmetto, Tele­ 1 Small overstuffed chair phone 4BL______ _____________ 1 Boudoir chair. 1 Occasional chair. OALL EDMOND'S Upholstarta^ Interior Decorating Shop. Phone 1003. Furniture Wunda Wove cotton fugs. See A seat cover*. our smart matsrlala for dra­ peries upholstering end slip­ Plumbing A Supplies cover*. Contracting A Repairs T H E M O R E L A N D SH OP W. J. King "jjoo South Perk Av* one 60 133 E. Indians Phone 12 DeLand CARPKNTRK WORK quick repair lobs, or email Jlti FOOT LOCKERS—All metal on wood construction. Beat value practice— In town, (10.06 ell taxes Includ­ j'ALOUSIES — The thrifty, neateit way io convert ed. Herman's, 27 W. Church* that porch or brsettwsy Into a Orlando. co»l, private room. Telephone 1426 for frae eatlmata or atop VENETIAN Blind*— For Free Es­ by 110 West First—Tha Furni­ timate Cell 320. Senkerlk Glees ture Center. and Paint Co. J. W. IIALL, Realtor iiUTCmSON APTS" 339 So. AtFlorida State Rank Building lantlc, Daytona Beech. (60 "Cell Hall” Phene llflfl week, pine tax, without linen. Phone Hanford 1S04-J. A BLOCKS FROM CITY CLOCK I 2-bedroom pre-w u r UNFURN(8irPjj e p a r t in e n t LOVELY home, fine new kitchen ci|ulp(Julet couple. POSITIVE!, Y no ment, full living room, full din­ children or Pete. Mrs. Noble, ing room, large kitchen, screen­ H1B _Myrtle^ Ave. ed porch, (hade, smartly land­ scaped, corner lot. The price la LOVELY 3 room cottage, Fur only (7,750. Shown by appoint­ niched. H14 Elm Ave. ment only. Seminole Realty, DOWNSTAiRS fuTnlehed 2-bed­ 14th and Magnolia, ph. 27. room apt. electric kitchen. Call 1113 or IB35-J. HUMMER IIOMKHITKS FOOT LOCKERS—All m7tai""on BATTF.RY, Generator or Start** NORTH CAROLINA wood construction. Best value in ROOM for rent. Phone 4(0. Service. Call 617, Swain's Bat MOUNTAINS Central Florida, (0.06 all taxes tery Service. Hanford Avenus NAVY PRRSONNELt Juat com* Idral Hummir Homaaltrs 12 Included. Sanford Jewelry and and 1 pletetl 3-hedroom maeonry home. mil#* from Asheville. Cool, Luggage. All elrotrlc kitchen. Automatic no Technician m restful, Invigorating, adjoin­ 1 HOT WATER heater, ga«i 1 0water heater, screened breeiaHoule I, h e W ing roaring mountain stream, burner restaurant atove with way, carport. Tiled bath. Ample gorgeous view*, accessible by grill t I 8-barrel traft beer out­ Venetian bllnde. Ready three Stale road*, (496 up. fit; | steam tablet 1 20 ft. Deep ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. A Termi. Writ* Edward 0. Freese, practically new; 2 11 ft. Undo Evening Star. Call Kelp' Mathew*, Owner, Box 1400 refrigerator*, practically new; Kay. 1166-J. Aahavllla, N. C. t set gaa fryolatera; other tnlac. 4 BEDROOM furnished houaa, ap Heme. Lormann’e Restaurant, SAWS FILED-And act; lawn ply (07 Magnolia Av*. phone 822. ________ mower* sharpened and raconaHoned. W* pick up and deliver. Ilarr’a Flxlt Shop. 284 W. Wash­ ENTIRE houaahold good* at 120 1 roll-awaf bed. Completeington, Orlando. Palmatto Ava. Contact Elmar I Kalvinator rafr NICE front badroom with kitchen Banka at 120 Palmatto Ava. or Perfectly marked, privilege*. 818 Waat 18th Street EVERYTHING far tha bulldar.® Mercantile Court Phone 880-W aftar 0i00 p.m. Sanford Rton* Towar Industrie*. Ph. 1290. 2 BEDROOM furnlahed eotUge or) lake. Couple with children preferred. Phone B74-W. OARAQE Apt. unfurnlahad with the exception of refrigerator and atove. 700 Mallonvllle, Ph. 1817-R or 888. I I - NOTICES-PERRON AUI > 4 1 WANT 09 o p in io n ohan and living room prlvilafea. Prefer pemanedt couple, but l]^ R i£ s a r a K ? ~ i t W K ' w s a . ’u p * ■H T S isslssars? A vacatlon a Ihe attic and �s - « • t *' R| v r p* OThe #anftfr& lierato I t Y O U D O N 'T year Sanford fist aId, Cltj Dwlhtry, by 7:H P. M., please n il YELLOW CAB U lt t o p a at iatittttii«aitiitat*i< it a ■■ ■> atiaiunti a Htatt AN ■—gg* u a g UMK XXXXH I TO LL E s ta b lish e d U*(1B IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y H A N FO RD , ■»!- ■_ I i . F I.O K I D A N EW SPA PER W ED N ESD A Y ID L Y Taft Forces Get 14 Georgia I)elegates From Eisenhower C h a r g e d B y S e n a te <# W it h R e d D e a lin g C o n su lta n t C a lle d ‘C o n scio u s C om m u ­ n is t Army Announces Draft Increase ItaMonths Ahead D epartm en t 'C o n s p i r a t o r * WASHINGTON^ - A Srtmlr tOwen mm liter charged (rainy Ihnl l<1fill *"n *t con Laltlmnrr ha* been Truman Exhales Flames In Sharp Reply To Critics scions articulate Initrinnriit n( the 5 4 , 0 0 0 M e n P e r M o n t h Soviet conspiracy" nml rcc In L a st Q u a rter O f nm mended perjury proceed Inna against him and John IV Davie* Y ear Is P re d icte d Jr., a Slate Department ofllrlnl S 'M i t Itt’ tTP ln(OirnIl|m*JpmBlvt WASHINGTON vB-Thc Army to internal security Miiuniniiiittt ( iat, r,tr ioikki draffoi** in said Iwilh l.alllmore and Davies &V* ” m ii .n i ii would need had testllled falsely during Its re September 11 "nl'1 11 m i i sib i yt.'’ n \\i \i k r I'trwnli nl |rnin: i m t *h.*i p m |t'\ III Snlillvi'l II »I lfM ■ Ml 111 . nl mini *'i •*ifin tinLira 'I Iml i s Ihn Nm I *• il .mil th*’ I hi I »*■ il t ii\ *• tlnii’ ninir fnr Up* tli.ili lilt •Ml) I .III III (III *1l .itDill-* 111 Ill's Ini \ l ln |’ i i's|tlrrif tlniln i1*tl k - m hv \j tH'lm til' tl.l III ' i ‘ ■ >Vmini] III lln [it f I i f hi* iuiii'' Hm cently concluded Inquiry Into the intitule of Pacific Itelatlons iT p r >. The subcommittee, under Ihc chairmanship of Sen McCnrran (D.-Nev.), s|»enl more Ihnn n year Investigating Ihc UMt In a search for any Communist Influences on United States policy In the Far East. The IPH describes Itself os n private rrsrnrch organization (or study uf the Paelllc urea. * Latllmnrc Is a Johns Hopkins t nlverslly professor nnd n Far a ** ' ' ‘ who hss Caslern affairs specialist " " " j - S rrv k , n - u L d , . . T , l L M .v8'™ W ' S ¥ S : :“•* L.rsr'& r*, a...... ment’s policy planning staff, now , !w" \,,'r ,, 2 IwV, The ra-roon't'lonM occupation ) noth!irl!Ie aulhorilles1*l'Vr!° In West West Germany There was no immediate com ­ ment from either man. Abe Fnrlns, Washington lawyer who has represented Lntlimnre. Eg Id l.nttlrnnrr would have a state­ ment some time during the afternorm The State Department hrlelly suspended Davies Ini! yrnr pcmlflug a loyally end security Inquiry. I l l a l c r ' anirunerd he had been cleared and vestured him In active duty. Laltlmnrr has never been the subjert of a similar Inquiry by Ihc •fate Department slnre ho Is not j government employe, Marlnr <’orps received 81.130ending ilrnf jpc|( (|ur| ni. the |tt months Inst May In which It supplemented volunteer enlistments with Seine live Service Indurtlons. The Marine Corps announced several mnnths ngn that It did not plmt In resume the use of the draft The Navy and Air Force have dr pended solely on volunteers The Defense Department said (he projected Increase in Inductions during the last three months of this year Is necessary to replace men drafted in the latter part of I[ISO nnd the early months of I0M Men svhn entered the service at that time will he eligible for sepn ration by Ihr end of the currrnt year. Y ^ a i r ’fcitesws.tt*' LeKaHtyOlftaming mltlee, Mvora he never hid been a Communist, a Communist sym­ pathiser or a Soviet agent. He sc cused the senators of allowing (ronvrnwMt on l*nst *lt) Florida Farmers d fp n • r* Suffer Big Damage Jt rn m W R 'l f l W n s iih g s r DBU tv vetlllLr GAINESVILLE t * - A combine tlon of biasing sun, droulh. wind and hail during Ihe past few wreks has dealt a destructive blow to what appeared to he one of Flori da’s most promising eom crops In ycare. It also has severely dam aged toharro nnd done some dam age to cotton and peanuts. June weather, marked by record .breaking high temperatures anil • parse rainfall, may result In a mas of more than four million bushels of corn from Florida’s 700,000-acre crop. Returning from a field trip to Northern and Northwestern Flori­ da, Agronomist Russell llrndrrson of the University of Florida Agrl cultural Extension Service Iralav reported thousands of acres of field crons severely damaged. ’ Until a month ago," he said, ''prospects for high yields of corn ■m l tnbaceo were ticeller.t. More Termers than ever before had spired Ihctr plants more closely, used higher rates — of far.......... -'artlUiatlon, and employed method! of control­ ling the Insecta and diseases In order to Increase yields and Inproye crop quality this year. And ‘ heir crops looked good-better than In many yeara-unUI hot, dry weather set In. Practically none of Ihe field crop area haa escaped damage cnmplotefy. Crop* went •>r week* without rain, and hot winds developing under such con­ ditions Increased transpiration and Intensified the damage. "h r aomc countlea where tho drouth was hrokan by local thun­ dershowers, hall and high winds damaged corn and toboceo severe­ ly. shredding leaves and blowing over planta r ___ _____ J f f Sanford Herald “ Vacation-Pack Nn matter how fnr away from home yon may go aw pro­ vocation yen can readily ratal) np ait the heme town sewn ky M-dtng the Sanford HaraM when you return. Ynv ran ar­ range with yew carrier toy, or Hew manacer. hr tek_______ have m r regular tonoa the Herald saved for you rou are away, to to t o ta year ham# to sue 'i to — , ctorig. The Stamp Law Upheld By Federal Jud^e TAMPA MV- FHrrnl Judge W J Murker refined In drnp crlmlmil "•■"•P* amt hill paying to per eonl tases on lottery profits Judge Itarkrr denied three mnHorn to dismiss charge* against Theo and Hard Mnsely, Polk County; Jerome and Ella Conan. Furl Myers; and Flora Fee Wit Ham*, Bradenton. The action upheld constitution silly of the gambling lax law. The motion* to dlainlsa the charges were based on a recent derision of the Pennsylvania Federal Dis­ trict Court which said Ihe law was lint valid because It Invaded stale police power* That decision, by Judge George A. Welsh. Is now before Ihc U. S Supreme Court. Drfrnse allorneys here also argued that tho law Is a devious method of the government In erack down on gamblers and I* not a tax measure; and that the government cannot constitutionally pollen gam­ bling In the stale* and therefore Ihe law wns passed to rlrnimvent the Constitution. Burning Mattress Mystery Solved The mystery of the ••fbirnlmt Mattress" was finally solved Into last night when City Firemen Im­ mersed tho filming bed cushion with water and chemical* In an alley near Mrs. Mattie Hnrno s home, 410 West Twelfth Street, Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland reported today. Mrs. Horne'a mattress first hurst Into flames yesterday morn­ ing and firemen raced to the scene to quench the blase of an undetermined origin. The mattress was thrown out into ths alley and left fnr the garbage collector. Then late last night the re­ mains of the mattress Ignited again and Ita flames set the grass on fire nearby. At 11 tin last night the Firemen completely snuffed out the burning mattress to and tha "Burning Mattress" mystery. Chief Cleveland also reported that a stove fire, eaused by grease, was put out at Clark'a Drtve-ln at Twentieth and French Avenue this morning at 10:19 e.m. TORNADO KILLS FARMER WING, N. D. Ill — Lotto Olson. 70, a nearby farmer, was killed a. tornado Tuesday night when a lifted hla house from the foundation and dropped it MO fast away, up( jd« down and a maaa of anUotered wreckage. “ Tha twlstar flattened buildings on a score of farm* and tore out war and telephone Unas. The miles north of tore, was also hard ,~r: l**i■- - tooa* ' O p p M '.il in n I' m I •'a i i l >cdl I h '< l i e n t h i v 31.000 more inon a month (or the final throe months of the year The Army’ s September call Is about the same ns it wns for the preceding two months It called for ZU.nno men In August ami 31.000 In July The projected draft of 34,000 men In October. November and Drrcmher would he higher than any month since March. 1931. ln that month—nrnrly a year and a half ago—BO.nrai men were drafted, all for the Army The announced quota for Sep Irmber bring* to l .013,130 the total " ,i_ P,, o„ S . ’lrS J ? m c n f ' ,nn S l K ' s»mi 11 himIit hi lln In S|)t*t*r, i iitiiniiiish .if iMfi. n tv|» Il In I'illK Hit' ! Dll I *1 .11 1•ilf I 'i, 1 n| Fm iftlilHI 1! Hnn 11' f i r - \> ’ i ><•il V | I 1 1lit Tt| .! I ml Ml 111' M'1'1 n n I Mi [ < Ult pin I* tit IttHi*! Ml llti - ... f|Mfi vi" ti Ifr til ID MU' ttl I »**I III* * ! Ii M l in llll s \•,i i ”■•i-ii vnn The formal opening of (tie o«-w office of the Florida I’owrr nod Fight rontpnny In the F.vaos IluiMing >,n Magnolia Avemo- ’ link place u Mo Fit, ' ••■ulitl hv Mi last FilihiV Souvenir* weir pir,eoli'd to tin* uinn> visitor-, sod the t, i i im K.-i - m II-. group I’ ft ' kiddles tveie rusd” happy with balloons, noil enjoyed cunv.-i slog with I ml • vnn*. W> t "|,-ni in. I .in iiiiiooiti-d Iteddy Kilowatt opi-iats-d t»y iroitde control I’nln'li was !■ ink I vstis who mini the ton i: Harrison Returns Local Delegates Katyn Massacre Of 15,(100 Poles Is To Boys State On Pinned On Reds By Congress Report From Convention 01 Kiwanis Clubs Kiwanis Program Its ll l ’SMIFI, BRIM'S UASIIIMi'l <t\ -e \ con crcsslotral reinirl bnluv oltirMlIy elliilges lliissln with klllliu.’ Fi.lXXt P h ilip II. W yatt I n Polish officer* 13 vears ago on a pnlirrii iluplit aled by Hu' llcils In I n t r o d u c e d A s N e w Korea This, salt! Hep U'Knnskl i IFM em ber O f C lu b i Iiinnumi >1 liudllitds til Kolea -it* .III i ’ til l dllp(|e;ile ■if prill'll' CS nil i eii ird m Hie Knlyn mas.neir tie said line was the mrlimd nl killing Ihe uelmi* The second. In *.inl was ihe "runaround’ ’ n tin Panmiinlum truce negnllatlim, ov el the wllefenlniiits nf nil,sink U *, Wls.l, wns Hie uiianiiuuiiH lerdict -fronpf ^ "i |iW“Prt|i.'ib nftlrers iltitstsmllng «yiicr(fnr*r of ft*” nf a special lloime iiminiillc i I w hich lieard IVI wltneup'In till* In pin Inun llu ■ lull prison i .tllips trtiyv who recently attended the American 1 ”glMi sponsored Hoy-.' inuiiiiv ami Fnrnpi while piutimc tiller venr*. I.ip-r (lenuun nulln-li W .iltfi .1. I- I*.let I im | A I I ’ - 'V I'. I i r s p It’ l t 1 S p d M Ic U r c t i i i ”. ftofrur h'lftti- •». w litfMni |u*m' flirt I »»i 111 i ■■ . » **h ■'ii id 1 >"• i " I,♦I f) f 'It* Hit MI i iit ithi 1 ' " 1 i . ' «t iii • ’ i * *t ■in U *' 1 Ihe 1110 I'ldi di inn -.icre In F-ilyn lie . di nvereil crude grave* n , ' , - 1. > 11, ‘ ii U li I pri- ' item Stnuleu.k, lln i i i i . ' I Thi lepnii i prepared bn pie Kalin I ore-1 from which t >M Ml ll lipiln i i i - e - Itiue-'d , . it.,- ,, f, , ,»im eilli'llull *u Hie lln'i >e tralny or I lie ’ ire-, immedbdely elnlnied ,> ., ,i i II i* Thor day M m.iv liii'lude peeitn in-ti- Ie ,pull1dll’ .til leeiuuiiieiid i!" n - inn idereil hv Hie |l -' liltl ll> la -Stair pingiiim In Tallahassee. were Indnv rrlatnl t” Kiwenlan* by Hie five, Snmmy Jarnhsmi, litiy t’nrrtell, Wealrv Hnnul. Jn llutehisnit nml Toinniy : pen They ivme mltinbirnl (n Judge Hie i nutItiH lee fnl ' tlpplnpl lute Doiiglaa Step limn, mi l I,, I iup in Iiiiii” ilgiillist Hn Hu i,l ill. liv l 'of indl. Philip II Wyntt, rlalm ndju* Hit I tilted VilPnis A . ieiiiltlv iml tnr for the Atlnntii- ( ‘un.t Fin ■ Hu- World I'mirt and tnr lutein i Iin limn'I, wnn Indue led n* u Kl rtnti aI tiiveslipiillnli of any nlln-i irnnian by Siinfntd Dmnliiey fnl Soviet nlrneilte-, Imving Inlioilurtlon t,y .ludg> ii'Kim kl, i i iirnnilHoc tiicmbei ■Sirniliinn, nnd wns nppmiileil b> 1'ild a iiew>tn-iit the icpnrt ■iy President Mnitm Btmeiipliei on Hint, In at least two re -pet i Nn. 2 2 ri Ao-mrlnlfil I'rrflu Lcnucil W irr 2 , Wr>2 Power Co. Opens New Office E x -S ta te w f -a h i e r rart'v cloudy in riomly vitb seatIn oil, mostly afternoon thunder* •hm> pit in smith nml central pnrIimii mul widely e.ilterrd diuwer* In extreme north through Thursday N'nl is warm in north portion thl* afternoon mul Thur.iliiy Hi, i II < leplled Ihnl Hie bl't II ill 11tilI tid'd Hie 1’i'le , iitlri e, pint If . pi III* 1111 Sinnlniek ale i I fm nl i I k'il! kl iid all el ihe i "ill mite* evliteili e ennfli uieit lEin lari i’uill Wllhesie-. ini lulled u * -'-ler Pulli.ll irddlei wh'i 'P peal’ d III a mask. 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' 1 i ' I ' ' H I ' I M III) Mmi An the newest grnmlpn In Mu 'ii ♦ f ifii*i f »fiiiM * ' » [»»*frrn (1,8 V. ••D IM Ma 1 • ,| \ ■•' I |||' • I 1*"•■’ I'D f l -»i 11 Klunnia Club, korre.l finleliel <•Mlpl ‘ fll pilif ID h - )fh«T Ml till or, mil •II. ft ti • lit, Ii I'M * !f* In'. wns given n round of npplnuse »* * iko Il . ■ 1 't< D |f It **t fll'l*" ( i f If.hl.V 1If f<f Hi. ll> 111*1 M' H •Hnmiuy Jacobson, iepre»rii»iM-{ ' •itfI.i v h.'Hh h* |J,i m !hr r (ft 'Ml* Im mi .1 ,. the Elks nl Hoys Htnie, defnili--i IT *11 • »' i Ilf Ift IHj* itloph <1 Hie fi tl f »' ri ii 11 in |). hi i fill) fTl (Mj| the journey to nnd from Tnllnim I f i I ‘ i•41 HIM! I I I ill ft! |M f h,M 1.' ) 8' I ■ I III 1*f 'I l)<f ! . 1,, i I'll’VI IMM Mf t Til! •111*1 (till ii •k:*‘ Hod see by Ima, nml |ob| of the .. ..... , Ii* • . I a I" |' f Inin "<> ill I^.i y\»*I» hill ' 1 » •, VHiim.il Mm I' i f ifIi if xf|)f( Mm V•! ill ' buiibiib nnd fun they bud. ( ii 'o r I » t '» * Hrnwii, (I i IhhiIm, MV*’I I' Ml !)• I»■* rnl* ifuf • HOLLYWOOD. Fill b A m hi • nfil in 11h < 'fl ! fn-itn thr ‘ .'ftrlli Terry Cordell, the Klwnnls Identified by pulin' ni J.unr ■ .1- i . t 1 . , I ' md f i iTill | l/fi' I'n Mul I h« -( Mi It iMr finin nf Hi • i *imi irf I hi hut Mn vnn inlurivl fitul fWi* priM niiH« Oi». in ■ H h i- i t n i . i i rii'l r'JcH f 11 I' D| ehob-e, told o f munlfipnl elertlnn > Theodore Kukklns, 38. Mi.mu hrri» of llifin rlnMtt. it rn * >v»,il I IIII II (it t\s Ii I u Id m* lh* I»[in i 'n' ' If I!•s| | IhiTpl ft ill) tIIIlie <1 fill !*>»« r '*1*1 In Hnyr .State, Including that i.f Iii*arli rcitiiurnnt owner. u.<- In ini*i ifi’iil' y Ir«Titir)(*rit f **i pHMI f*#| tfllfll tf ii I mid fi»r ri»c I *.» 1’M1 1• I"■ tf Idill IS III' 4•! f* mayors and four councilman p i critical I'otiditlnn in Holly wraid r'*||i»wji»|f ri thlfi* Vi’hit |r mill m u I'll |is111is* e I 1 I V.lllf IMM 1■h* fi i1 T*i( * ' ! eneb 1-ommunlly, nnd of eotiniy llu,pi In! IihIiIV alter li'dtll! ’ but ft thi* fli InidIf! Hiictiwuy ii Imiif Ift i M't* 11 VI ■ 14•If flirt Cfltll iii v .VI * nun, ’<■ nnd Hlntn rlcrtinns. Tile Imys uric wIdle in n swimming pnol ;,i , il-itfiiD'*' Rfiiilh uf thi* ••itv Iimfit•* IIg•. Iii'' F f"*1. )|jm'! 44,1i, |i u1,’iH t 1iM. it a Mil ItofMr r | II allowed Ihn use of six voting mn- motel where tic had icgMiunl J !* ‘Ifl itVtrirh 111U him! uiiitr Mil FtID* I I 4 II I 4 Sim C m •» ml, wilh <til y Il|n chlnaa for the fliil time, he .luted I'ollce I’npt W W Mai),tmiTim acrt.lml uri-UM'.l iv Inn l» in j a i "il rtf ii ,8 m*ii i tHi1Jfll \WI * MM* III full “ it wns quite an experlrtuc mil mul Delcctive liny l,.,ngt.uH»m in irnwn, going *<>utl, „ „ l ),•• l.lgb *■I 1' I ' ■” ("■lr1 1 ■, (HDI illI ft!»*Il I J fni ■* In i hi* enrH uKiInneit (>■ l ' i a, 'I nn I charge nf Hie mvrittgjHun. M i n i -ay, ntt.mipteil a I.Tl tun, wilh nr l«* ' Vi ’> \ . I1*0*1 MTlI ,lf|rt Ihr* ‘f Hid IHm |.|t III Knkkios was shut In Hie Imi. i at. ’ he trtu-k Iniitl.'.l wilh -bvll min WrfM i • J■'1,|f ■, fI" •! .1! i'tl S'- ' 7 v*i S dnmen l,y Gnrdun Fisher Wlllium, ' Im Mi Hoiji inlrr ■ driveway of Ft.we', Tourist ' If f ’ A, . i I IA dl ' " i h ue ■ hoii .*( a(IMi ! * H! I * |*i fit' I fl V/tl|M also 38. Furl Fniider.lnle vn uu; CMMimlt'Hurt, iicrurdlng In Higliwny I’,, 11■ate*J, • iff i If! |MfI I)i't|t|f|f11|I f ■'t - Inoke >ui t ,i, <l-iv otclii > fc ' Mslphur* mid William, nralli 'rnlnrai, It. D. Ilarrl»ni, fi’» iim' k Im vim? I,I,irk ill,III Ihe III'','llllg pi,,.',' 'il |h| tf)> I 1*4 ill IJIf11(' t'flfli sdmitted ..hunting Kukklns with a ill* td f Milling inti A •oulhlMiun'l Irertni mul l.nil- fen fIIIlU'. ii' Dint ;, iiff|'* Kiwilfi llu- I - i, in.,|,o |« ,l,ll, .,l i i ,met, 38 caliber revolver when lie ill* linliiu ihiMiipli lhf* lion ,. oiue I ooo pe, r hit Mu' rein nf Ihe .liir.i|> I,uck, HIIIA, VYiallfl^ fsi D‘ 11IIIf MI III 4, Wt'l Tbninax E. Wilson nl .Sanford has JJII:|I f|» *| llfViTR, recently been promoted from cap covered the restaurant rnan en, ' irrmg It Inin the |,nti< Ilf n VI'IV I" I'MIHIII ,’3*1f if i4* .ifiMIlt Mfll'H ui , lu 'l ic m d fx , and .el (in- I.i lira ring hi* wife, Mri Nancy Me­ i n f vini! If* thft lain to major In Ihe U. S. Air Force, 1 " tier. Negi'ie-t , , '| mu I t-.llv Mill bound Chrysler He.l.in ltie Illy 1ii'*i ii- ! f11* i Mnyt’Mf iiifi hi*!1, ier Williams, 2< 1, in Hie pool T up * m tfDin ,i mr.nur his mother, Mrs T. K Wilson of iii'ie Irving lo m m ,1 in river nf wlilrii, Andrew Vnlpn, Ill- imI'I' tl alii* Mvrrflnw of 13(Hi West Third Strcot, said today iIjiv night I ’ntu e -ild "le crou d broke id! vei veil i|idckly tiff the blgliwny, MDDJ1*1111 »' •I Mi I Id* v»lf Itltf fl l Williams was held mi an open fhr cmitrovH'niy 'In- n m ,Ion im llir ' ’ Io n from* 11 1.1, rIisifi ,| fin 1'iigc litiii Major Wilson lx stationed In Tuchl*"it n,il in tluic to avoid „ i>,lli»ion charge, Mnlphur* said, pending "rat badly denied lire left mill of knwn, Japan. thii* rnucil tnxlcfe building "I t i l l Sillll I, I n u n , A",ntitmmr of Kokkins' rondltlfin \*'U 3 i|M(ifnn»'PI sllll iwrc *1li Itmtn He graduated from Seminole High ui Hu ‘.uulil Side ilo ik v ilid . di ' is car. He and til* wife nnd School In IS37 and received his The hospital said he had a Ml Mi 'hrae cldldrcn were taken to M o r r i s I s H o n o r e d iiu i n,-i,i Ihe In li'in .itiu m d \,u •*pnii ihc ppTiccc'lmjj , hiifc veti It 8. degree at Florida Southern chance io survive I'uniald - f.augbtmi M ,• m o r I a I A s E a t h e r O I ' Y e a r lillllb e u lr, :,l I 3nd m d 11.,I>I r-d 1hr'v u rtic Iiiirm l fmn* thi' h.il)■ Mnlphur* qiinled William* as Hnspltnl, anil then were muit t.. College In Lakeland In 1041. M rrH I b, llrp iih lli tn , onven p-Mtm until th»% nf flclnl ftp«*nlni| * lion o i'i-n . ,1 llm iitllp iiilin 'itli,- 11yiif* Enlisting In tho U. S. Army Air saying orally that ’ ’Jimmy had t'c, Leonard Munson fur Ireni{’, Iticl),,,! Il.itnu.n K. Mnrr i* uf uesl Mum in I hn in ,nit wfi a xtrnmin*!, 'flu* fl, m ra r.il ojuu, Corps after hla graduation. Major threatened to take my wlfn from nrant. j Menu iml. High f.i-hool wn , iiuourt'il A ia lln 4 | a fn at lln i Imptf (ttl III® Wilson was stationed In Jackson me and hnd threatened to kill me Mr. Bruivn, who nl*» wm treat | by llu M.ti'i Apparel fTub of llie il in, >limt on July 21 several time* I ranted Hie gun |’,d|, ,■ m l Hie fronl port b mul Inice I >HU| 'T * fii i* I•' ,r liiMnfi *1 vllle for a year. He entered Of­ ■-I by Dr. Munson, had ImernliniH llm trl-t nr >> r'.iu ml uni iri ri, tin, fioiU don, . ,,l llm hiuhliln: M)**h -I'prip Criliiinlftnn nfflcLlU ficer Candidate School at Miami In for prelection " •d lh« shnuliler mul ear, and *uf I,in,In v" I't'lny hv r.'.i'lvlng n m l llm mn mi f#»r knnpin^ lh« Malphur* said Williams refused 1943. were d c ’ li"V ,"t nml livu tires wen f'-iral from shuck. He wm at Major Williams was stationed In In sign a slalement hill was per i"sterl fnr giving Improper sig ­ lilnuu'' ,u" fv)ng bin, iii l'*liiii'in i l , „iu- io Hm lioino nud unc n, - ni lc ipini h fi* ■ at h iv wm that Ftiilu'i nl 'lie >"ii Hie rein iihlidi spread In ii •durng, thn |»rrs* IuhIns unrn hi'1114 reMiami Ihroughnut Wot Id War II milled In confer with Ills attorney. nals. ,'ilnruling I'V in. „le rn lie ii van'jnil during which he wax promoted to Joseph Varnn, Hollywood Herbert Winfield Venter*, .Tl, cel veil It,.' bultui wet.* Iii i IWu ’ imd According to police. Williams I* Aim'll -’uu |i',llci u,i'n were -mil The IOfl iii mn her N 11ifiti il I'nmcaptain Altar the war hh served «f Osteen, tha driver of Ilia H i.li’ , Hull'll mul Lineal Ilowi,• .1 lu the m-'-iio Tuesday night Th,- mitlnr movnil lin k t«i flm h illrmitll In the Army Officers Reserve Air owner of the Broward Music f ’o '•nctor-lraller, was md injured, lllcliul, |,i'ulci,t ,.f tlie cluli. Cnrpa at McDIU Field in Tampa. In Fort Lauderdale nnd is a former . but was arrested for nut having crowd ivii’ di .lersnd after milling fnun the flarkly <«ivy llmili»v.aril Recalled Into active service In partner nf Ihe late Broward Conn Ins vehicle under proper control. inii'lr Ibe |,i' i’Mlal lnii full,living n In the area for several liuuri A llofMii. uhnrn H took refuse from bin ben,,' nt llu> Dtib.uircnd Conn dcliiii of duml VI nnliee remained llm TV piiifl other rnmorua Tne*March of 103!, Major Wilson sallrd ty Sheriff Waller Clark and Id s' Mr, and Mrs. F. W. Morris of nil ijutv Ihrniigli the nlL'.ld for Tachlkawa, Japan, on Aug. IS brother, Robert Clark. The Brow Winter I'nrk, passengers in Hie try f'lul>. (In\ Imforr finally ilrnldlnK tn h;«r |)ii,liny Meyer, Miami itaanli, A while family rweuple* n me ihrm fnyu Its procrrdlnUi and has been stationed there evpr ard Music Co. I* a pinball iiih Chrysler, were not Injured, <|i,l, ii"n«uier and ehnlrman of nml floor 7 riniin flat while llic Iwo chine nnd juke box firm, , since. In thn (irnruh itUpnlr, as in tlu* Iiilb.ui Day award eomiuit- first floor I room llliT. are vacant , must of Urn other rontrsts, rach Ho was Joined recently by his Hint’ ll Iiiiii Ul'I'lil UltUllH I,II,I Pnllre said the home recenlli was siih* hml n half hour to priMent wife and daughter Marjorie. AIR FORCE BRASS LEAVES ch h h been Hem to mnr.i limn f.n <>f lilirchiiM'il bv a Negro woman wtio it 4 rasn Thru thr cninmlttre TOKYO iff - Top Air Force of llic large l clllna In Flm Ida fur iiiid iciit nnliee in the seruml srliriiulrd a lucknl door srnlon DUSTY BOOTS flrlals left fnr Washington today llomimitiriiis tn lu, made. floor iteenpant. Mrs llcrtha Ver to m.ikn it4 (Irclsloh Two nturpThe regular monthly meeting of after four dsys nl secret confer lie indicnlcd that the Kidectloi, ran. In vacate the Dusty Boota Riding Assorts enrrs with United Nations Military M tsnllHiitil flw r i 8|F Mill MIAMI 14* — This rlly's new air tlon will be held at Ihe Sanford chiefs In the Far East raid warning siren walled in an of Mr. Morris a« ITurlila’s nutFarmers Auction Inc. building r A T T I.K M E N ’H M E E T The party Included Gen. Nathan unannounced lest Tuesday, start aliimllng father would result in Movie Time Table Thursday night at 1:00 o'clock, Sam Twining, acting chief of staff; MaJ. ling residents over a wide area. natioii-wiile publicity. About lMi T h r recently formed Seminole Cochran, vice-president, announced Gen. Robert Landry, Air Force IMT7. Ben Demhy, head nf Ihe city’s inrmlurs of Dm cluli wliieb in- County Cattlem en’* A ssociation today. All member* and Interest­ aide to President Truman; and communications department, said clllili’* li'tnil men's ,-lolbing rlure w ill meet Tuesday night, .Inly 8, "Lydia Bailey’’ per ed persona are requested at- Air Force Undersecretary Boswell he had reports from eight miles nwr.cra and sale* repcraenUtivu*, at H:00 o'clock at, the Court l .'l-t 3:24 D 22 - 710 9:10 tend. MOVIELAND Gllpalrlc. away. No advance warning was wore present ,’ ollowlng an all day House, C. II. Dnw toii, secretary, program uf swimming, golfing announced today. The flying visit followed Iasi given because he wanted to find "Tnvsnn’ s Dcsvrt Mystny" ami card*. A charter w ill bo presented FOURTH HOLIDAY week's major shift In Air Force out how far away people could 7:40, feuturn H:30, last com­ Aiming those present from Hull- nml by-l >w* sulitnitted for up Workers at tba City Hall will bombing tactics. North Korean hear tho warning when they were plete «>iow thill ford were Mayor W. II. Htemper, proval. Tem tiorary headquarter* gat a week-end holiday aa offices hydroelectric plants which had not expecting it. I'K A I K I K L A K E will bo closed Friday, the Fourth, been allowed to operate unmo­ Th# alr*o la on# of in which City Cnniini»*lt>ui'r Joiin Kadcr, nf the A**neiatlon I* at the o f­ “ Variety Hour" 7>4(4 only Saturday, Tho Court House lested for two years were smashed will form the Greater Mln.nl warn­ B. I.. Parkins Hr. nml II. I,, Per­ fice n f Mr. Dawson, county agent, "M a cao " 8:43 - 10:30 kin*, Jr. telephone 170. ing net of the civil defense unit w ill also be closed on these days- In a series or raids. * i l .................. ,11,1I Ml, l . . 1, ' .1 II ...... . HvO Irate Man Shoots (Jeni^e Lee Brown Kestaurant Owner Of Orlando Is Hurt Swimming In Fool In Auto Accident Racial DiHlnrbaiicc llils Chicago Near 4i<c OI Convcnlion T. E. WU ItcccivcH Promotion To Major Mfnmi T I H New Raid Warning Siren to CiWrtii'ii.ii * ,-.a am ( 1 1* p o - * ■ . . i ... - 4- N K * -"--— ----- — __________L -- -------------------------- ------- ------- �What Is A Statesman? White n mnn in alive, he Is a politician. After hit* death, he in rated ua n Hlateatimn, nalil Proaiileiit Truman at a re­ ■Ealakllehed Is !M« rafcllahM M U r IIN |I Bb I b H b f cent luncheon. He ntided that no preaidunt in thought great M l M H *r, lIlU IB ll l i l t(>H f f i n . r o i l i l M ua M ia r M M f*l- until he hita been dead fit) yenra. I M H i I ' k t i i l a i i aa« Men I r a n The luat purl of the Pyosldent’a remurlcH him excepllona. t i l M aaaalta A veaM I.incoln’H KreatncHH whh recognised ulmnnt Immediately after B a le re S m r i m w a lle r October IT , l*IH , et IS * l-eel (Ifflr* bin death. The glamor of Isis iiMMixinulfon may have helped. vf M a te r* . V l . r U i , ■■See Ike Ael The truth underlying the nbaervation is that it takes some e l C r a l t m c f M arrh 9. 107V. time belore the nitter opponents ot an energetic president HOI I, A N il I.. | l « » v have cisiled off ; . . neesanry to " hey -- r.uiTVJ’ •" UOHIION (IRAN have died. Grover Cleveland went out of office deeply un­ Uaelaeee H a aaa et popular. Wit bin ID years Ills honesty and courage became aVHSlHH-TJON MATES generally recognized, and have not been questioned since. air C u r l e r -------------------- — ---------g im k sum Mr. Truman's first .emark was not original with him. Thomas B. Reed of Maine, twice Speaker in thu ’HD’s, de­ __ u fined a statesman as a politician who is dead. Reed was A ll e fc lla e rr aeltrea. re iS a e l Ib a ak a, reaslu llaae u l ae llte e el given to cynical mid caustic remarks, Of a talkative und e a ie rla la m e e l far the s a r m i r l empty-headed congressman, he said, "Kvery time the gentle­ r a is in * Iua4a, w ill ha i b u i e C la i man opens Ills mouth, lie subtracts something from the OS regular ■ S t n lla l* * rale*. ■ epreeealr* N a lla a a llr Mr la - sum total of human knowledge." The Sanford Herald la a * Newspaper R e p re ie a la llte e aumi iriapfii, ja e ., (ifii New lo rfc, e-H O tlra a n . D r If oil. Homos lead Strike faaras Clip aad IS. f.aaU. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1992 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE So are the utmost tier* end the rands of the sea and the life therein. They ell have a purpose ana pert to nlav. We no lunver destroy hreutlfii) birds for thetr plumage. Every beset of the forest Is mine.—P» 90:10. Kenneth Weckrr of Winter Hark formerly of Sanford, is the new district governor of Rotary, No wonder llir dollar won’t go as far as It u-ed lo. It’s afraid someone will ilp-k e nm in it. ft doesn’t do any eood lo com plain about the westher. He whi keeps cool is sure to be the coolest World Bovernme-* is *•■*» vet. Sixteen Uo'tcd World Frdeml isle frem Florid* recently attended the t-itionel convention in Phila­ delphia. Many a man conlrivri at one lime or another Is put hi* fool in hit mouth ai Mr. Truman don. but moil of them nmn.igr romelmw in olhrr lo gel it out nine in a while The Florid* Newiimier Newi re port* tbit new Greyhnund binier ate being equipped '-»i|i mack hi­ ked rc»t "-omi. What no night clubi, or TV letel A new 1) 00,000 bridge acrotr the Alafi* River imith of Temp* ii going to b? named in honor of forme? Governor CArllop. "A dtlerved tribute lo a diillnguiilied native ion", ray? Chairman McKcthan. Prolonged strikes and labor disputes sometimes make an observer wonder whether any progress has beun made at all In recent years in labor • management relations. A look at history indicates that some progress has been made. xty years ago this month thu fuinotis Homestead Steel Strike was in Rm most critical phase, Strikers battled com­ pany-hired detectives. The detectives hired to break the strike attempted to luud from barges near the mills. Workers fired on detectives and detectives‘fired on workers, The Na­ tional Guard was culled out. The bloody battle left bitter scars which are still not erased from the minds of children of the strikers. Today most strikes are conducted in an orderly manner. Before the recent steel strike workers remained on the Job long enough to bank the furnace fires so that no permanent damage to equipment would risull. No industrialist toduy would consider using force to got his workers back on the job. Human progress is slow and sunietiines change is not apparent to tr.osv who live Hi rough it. But when the bloody II[omestead ......................... ........................... strike is remembered it cun be seen that some forward stops have been made, The Caterpillar Cult Caterpiliers are hairy creatures which wiggle their way along the ground or along the leaves of trees. This exercise seems to be training for the big event In their lives, when, after a long period of sleep, they emerge as butterflies. Why such lovely creatures as butterflies prefer to spend half of their lives In such an ugly disguise is a mystery. But after all that Ih the caterpillars’ mvn business. What concerns us human beings Is when these wiggling creatures purpart to be weather forecasters. Wo rend an article recently which said that caterpillars predicted that Inn! winter woiiiil lm tmviirr und tlihl thin «uminor would be one of llm hot tent on record in recent yearn, Mctunnilogiiitn und weather foreuiHlerH of every kind among human heitigh would hoatitutu to nay whether a Hum* mor would ho hoi ami a winter uiiumudly cold. But thu kiiowit-ull caterpillar is burdened hy no such modesty, lie will nit tight up on a leaf and look wise uml make predictions all day, If peoplu are planning a picnic and it tuiim they fre­ quently blame thu weathurmun, This is illogical but It la human nnd mont weathermen have adjusted themselves to it. If chteffittlarH arc going to be weather forecasters they !fp ‘ will have to run the sumo i IhIi and take thu hlamu for uncomforl able weather. Thu next HWelterlug day when a caterpillar comes around hoarding, we intend to hold him responsible. We know a nice cool atream where a man can heat the heat while he fishes. We know just what we will use for halt, too. in Chicago. i make* a batter tourist than ht f t Secretary of State. Down in in Palm Beach polici police are Down Palm Beach much exorcised over whether bare tpidrUfi are permissible on city TALLAHASSEE <&—A (jr<i|H)»e<t (H 950,000 S bridge t>ro|erl (nr Man­ atee County, huTudlng a 4 lane bridge acron the Manatee River In Bradenton, baa the approval of the State Road Department. The Hoad Board increased pro vlous estimate* of llie rust by 11,3.10,000 lo provide lor the 4 lane bridge, Imlead of u 2 laim apau that had been dlacuiaed earlier. A aix million dollar bond Issuo will be floated by the Improve mant Cominiaiinn to llnancn moat of the project. The Road Depart­ ment will put up the other |2,HS0,000. Bond* will be repaid nut of lolta on two bridge* and Manoleu County'* share or gaiollue lax rev- •nutx, $14,000,000 over the ottesding tear1 . It was slso $16,000,000 more Ir anticipated revenue, giving ito governor a higher degree prosperity" than aver be foie k l hietory. Betler business than parted. mnrf ialas in department fag on which tha sales lag is levpc man automobiles requiring we eiito tags, more gaaolina sale* The Hoad Doird took thu first itep in the financing plan Tuesday by authorising a lease-purchase agreement by which the Improve­ ment Commission will borrow the Department to build the Upon*, then give title to the Road De­ partment when the debt » paid. fiaildea (he 4 lane Manatee HIver bridge at F ir s ts treat In Bradtrtlon, tha package financing plan "•It* for building a bridge across Braden River, bridges to Anna Maria Island from Manatee Averkue gnd Curtax Road and one Ink­ ing Anna Maria with Longboat Key. The two Anna Maria laland jpans will b« toll bridge*. In other actions, the Raid Board: Planned wayside parka and rsc nation centers on the eeuiewaya at each end o( the II million dol- is a .^ iK iK .W K 's r teraburg »M t Ms nstee County Sanford Forum Mr. Holland Dean, Editor The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Dear Mr. Dean: WASIIINOTON on - The Senate The Seminole County Democra has overwhelmingly ratified two tic Executive Committee wishes to pad* designed to bring the po­ express Its appreciation for tha Parades, Rodeos. Band tential military and Industrial pow­ excellent publicity given the var of Western (iermany Into the loin Democratic Rallies held In Concerts, B e a u t y er free world defensive alliance. the County during the recent elec­ One of the puds, unproved 77-5, tion campaign. We wish also *o C o n t e s t s Slated cods ice ucn.patlesi-u9*give mn: thank the caniiiiiafci"Vui’ Republic and largely restore* It splendid cooperation. The support By Prna *1 Tin* AiMriited m awmm to the family of sovereign nations. of the candidate* and the publicity jrldlan* will cglebrate Ut« Floridian* The other, ratified by a 72 5 vote, th ol July week-end with pa- brings Western (iermany under given by your newspaper was a Fourth 1, band, ____________ concerts, boat_ race*, the same reciprocal security guar­ great contribution to the effort* ra d ea,____ beauty contests, rMteos and pic­ antees now held by all the 14 of the Committee to aseiat those nics. North Atlantic Treaty Organisa­ running for office In getting their The 4 day Dixie Frolics, with of tion (NATOt partner* But It does message to the voter* of Semi­ flcisls predicting ■ 200,000 crowd, not actually admit the republic to nole County. eal< Very truly yours, p»t begins todx. today In Daytona Beach NATO with registration ot candidate! for The United Stales Is the first Andrew Carraway, Secretary the Miss Dixie contest. Sponsored nation In ad on the West German by the Joyce#*, the program will pacts. The administration hopes Include dancing on the boardwalk, that the lopsided Senate votes, a parade on the beach, fireworks taken alter about seven hoitra of id sports event*. Inhale Tuesday, will speed rail Jacksonville Jaycees will have Rcalion qf Die' whole network of ST. AUGUSTINE bfi - About a are July 4lh "Death’* lilt Pa treaties In tinir Europe 2,550 Florida college students who raa*” today to promote safety on By ita votes, tli al commencement Dm* this year (be highway*. The procession, ted its Inferential blessing to the new bail been deferred to they could by a icythe bearing figure, wlB * nation International army tu be continue stud) dying will toon have Include ambulances, wreckers putt­ set up In Wastern Europe through (heir draft . . afatus reviewed,. MaJ atus review^ ing demolished automobiles, • the European Defense Community Gen Vivian Collins, state Selective We hearse and marcher* carrying Treaty. Service director, said Tueada; while crosses. This treaty Is lo come Into ef­ cal Those to be screened by West Palm Beach will bold • fect, when rallllrd by the six mem­ boards irms are atudenta s' who-have com day • long ctlebretloo at Palm bers—Ernnce, Italy, Belgium, til* pteted theirr second or third year Beach International Airport end Netherlands, Luxembourg and of study and those who were grad­ downtown Friday, with "open Wettero Germany uated recently end wish to con home’’ at Ih* newly activated The NATO protocol ratified by llnue In graduate school field, a dress parade of troops, the Senate lakes In Western (ier Status of students deferred tu picnic* and Held day event* uor |many by extending the NATO complete their llril year of college indents and children guarantees tu the ED'.' All of the An all women Air Force bind j|x EDC members are In Nato ex pai from Texas will lead aparade lo t cpi Republic. rut the German itepu Flagler Park Friday nlglil, where Sen C'nnnally (D. Tex ), who pi I I iim I U h i A Vr u n P a g * ' the Dr. F.lwnod C, Nance, presidin' toted Die two pacts through of the University of Tampa, will Senate, railed tin- setting un off a the convention, he pointed out. speak There will lie band ronrert* common European unity "n “a l> breath Delegates were wait entertained, Saturday ultemonn und night. taking event” and a "truly mo end theie went special programs Hollywood will see the annual mentoua development." for the wive* and children of Pioneer Club parade, Including Western Germany Is expected to visitor*. Among the entertainment four bands fld marching and mech lontribut* 12 divisions nnd some features In the auditorium was united units, and will have e pet air (ureas to Ibis army by 1954 a log rolling contest that took contest und a baby parade The Even more Important Is the big place in a canvas* lank right ii program will end with fireworks industrial production of the Rulir. the auditorium. ■t Gulfslream Park Race Track at Other top entertainment, l«e Hallandale declared, Included the tinging of Speedy hydroplanes and other the Topeka, Kansas Choral Sowatar cralt from aa far away as (r<iuriniir<i Vrun, e s si iieer clety, and of JO boys from Tuscoo, Moore Haven and Fort Myers will . , „ . ,, ArU., with the added effect of compele *1 (Tewlslon, where Die taught os u lot, he s*"1limitation* uf coyotes and calve* urogram ulto will Include a fish l.oser by one vote In Jill itce w),|l,|| ,||,w much applause. fry uml Junior league baseball fur mayor of Revere City was Mr. Harrison was among thu game between Die Luka Worth and Wesley llnioil, who roared like mure limn 1,50U Klwanian* who Ctewisloa learns. llie Lions who had hacked him look u hunt trip to Victoria, Bri­ Swimming, dancing, diving acD when he heard llie result, uml tish Columbia. and fireworks are scheduled ul lulling to Idi roommate ruined a The scenery was mugnlflcelit, Melbourne while tha Amerlean friendship, politically spciikiiig, In- especially the snow capped muul) U-kIoii plans a parade at Eau revealed, ile di-rluied that he had with green forests on thi (Jnllle, willi a talk liv Male legion enjoyed talks liy President Dunk tains Commander Frank Fulsone. Tam Campbell of Florida State Uni­ lower slopes, he said. Mure than pa ttnjil races and fireworks will versity where the hoys were qtnr- Hill Klwunlnns, seeking to take :i boat trip from .Seattle lo Alaska, cunclmle the program. iirr l. and hy Col. If. N. Klrktuao, had to go bv way uf Vancouver, founder of the Flotilla Highway Rodeos id Kissimmee and In 11. C. in order to make the trip, dlantuwn will be held Friday, Dal patrol. due tu n duck strike In Seattle. A unlay and Sunday Joe Hutcldaon, rponsured hy the number of the visitor* took a trip I he Silver Spurs quadrille nil Juycecs, gave a version uf Ihe en­ to Luke Louise, a famous rssurt Horseback will be a feature of Ihe joyable so.-tul activity, Including area. Kissimmee rodeo, with trick riding sport* and iwlmmlng, and of the ■DO On Ihs return trip, Mr. Harrlhy Helen Mills, Chleflsnd, Mary big time when a swarm of pratty eon visited hie brother and tie. ■ 4 m f t m ■ ■ .■ liiii.l * , .a I tiu llrti.Aenne'a Falrcloth, Orals, and Mildred Mur Iris arrived for the Governor* tei ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lea Har­ phv, Avon Park. Participant* also all Friday night. K1 II* declared rison, in Cairo, Hi. will Include riding clubs from that th* boy* had learned mure Kiwanis President elect Kay Is Qrltiwlo. Daytuna Beach tad Val­ about government in a week than the Immediate, past- preaideni u. dosta, Gu. during all years In icliiiul. the United Htate* Having* and Itolary'* choice, Tommy Hpeer, l.uan League, and a director arm ast president of the Delro the (find speaker, told of the Mlman "people's police," armed with •Ions of the Legislature of Hoys lurtgnge Bankers' Association caridnes, made the arrest at the Slate, selection and lunugurutlini Vico presidents are Kenneth P. border point when the Americans of officers. Grrenuway, secretary to the pre'minted a rnrnetu at a Russian lie described passage of a jov­ sldi'iit of Zeller's, Ltd,, Montreal, border guard ial hygiene i-iliication hill lutin quo,, and Albert V. Ziiiiinermtinn, Police mid Die Americans via duced hy Hammy Jncnlnum; a law hunker nnd lumberman of Alex­ luted u No t itile for safe living that would cuinpel every driver andria, l.u. Dutiuld T. Forsythe, Carthage, in the itnsc bonier area—don't in llie state to lake a driver* tern point a cariii-ra at u liusilan, es­ every two years, and of the defeat III., publisher of the Hancock pecially If he has u gun. of a trill to legalise gambling and County Journal, V.is elected tress American utffctala believe Miss establish a comuiUiiun to cuntinl orer of the orgahliullon. Trustees elected for two year* Wintrier was taking thu visitors on It* tax revenue. Guests Inin,dined Included Fred Include il. Park Arnold, Glvmlole, a sightseeing tour In a car be Green, chaplain* militant at Iho Calif., Ii. W. Driver, Eurihl, ()., longing lo CHALOG Eyewitnesses told this story to Naval Air Htallon, who played seveial piano select Inns. Other Warrun (iraffam, Httabuigh, Pa.. police: uesti weie Howard WDuhaupp C. 1. Moyer, Topeka, Kan*., and The car rolled up lo the Soviet *d Bank, N. J.j II. J. filngdahl, Jackson A. Raney, Indianapolis. Zone border at Dueppel, where Tha latter three man ars there Is '■ crossing point manned Utlaudo, and E. A. Ilicks, Jack­ Didre-elected trusted. by Russians and the Communist sonville. “ people's police." ' The car was driven uver a line of metal studs In the road that Draft Status To Be Reviewed By Boards 'tc Harrison Returns Kiwanis Meet 4 - Lane Bradenton American Tourists Bridge Given Okay Arrested By Police lo be In (ha Republican convention Wa think Secretary Aclitton he? dona a wand job cl traveling in fcuronr wherem Ite hai gone ha hat behaved with decorum and re­ ceived a warm walctma. Somehow Varied July 4th Senate Ratifies 2 For Getting Fetes On Tap In Pacts Germany As Ally State This Week s £ R U S Army Unison officers ssld Hie three nu-n ure Calhollc priest* liom Hu- Krunklurt offico of Cathotlc Relief Agencies operation In (iermany (CKALOO). The provost marshal said the names ol the three as obtained (tom the Russians were: Martin llorowfik, George tinrskl nnd Bro nliilniis Soknlnwskl. They arrived In llvrlln only this morning, U. H. officials saut. 'Dio girl was Identified as Miss atherine Wintrier. an employe do of the Nsllonal Calhollc Wel­ fare Conferenre. The tjlrl met the three Ameri­ cans at the railway itatlon and drove them lo the American com­ munity area In suburban Zahlandorf-where the American sector of Berlin touches the Soviet oc­ cupation icne, West Berlin police laid Bait Oar- K tween the U 8, sector of Berlin and the Soviet occupation soite. The car stupped at the white and red barrier at the Russian check­ point and the visitor* began to take photographs. hT* Russian officer In charge ordered the rmnniuniit police to surround tha car. Tha barrier waa lifted, and with guns pointing at their heads, the four ware forced lo drive the car Into the Soviet Zone. They were questioned for M minutes and then taken to the Ruliien military poet at nearby Machnow. near Bradenton. Expressed disapproval of Frank­ lin County Commission proposals .’or planning construction of bridg­ es to St. George and Dog Islands sis negotiated contracts. Agreed lo advsnee 1111.270 to Volusia County against future gas tax accruals so corutruotleo can alar! on a la it.n o Ormond Beach Weather staya strictly MteWs w M fW FM i ha* the extra prelKlwn of a Rnndtt ritett * That's because Barrett Shliigle* ere Jftge risnan is about a l southern Democrats aa k Co, Governor gtrolgkt headboard l« choice of thirty coloro wlth pwchate of LCHOLS SPECIAL INNKRRFRMQ MATTRB8B AND BOX SPRING BABB IN ACA TICKING. BK8T CONSTRUCTION. it tba>s. FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY > j | M surfseed to resist the element*. Priced sight for your budget—and nvMlahl* glassing cetera. Let u* shew you how Utile tt v coat to re-root with Barrett Shingle*. OA, TODAY. C A L L T H E L U M B E R NUI Hollywood lego free, S L 'O M N u a v i c * r w » IMS ''Wx' tJi ■v ■ ,- ’’ v M 4CIJ-I -4 u' I H H B bS mm Breckenridge,Lee Optimistic Over Proposed Canal Following a conference with leading Jacksonville hankers, lead­ ers of the U. 8. Const Guard Auxi­ liary ami U. 8. Engineers, Forrest Breckenrldge, manager, and Al Lee of the Seminole f.'ountv Cham­ ber of Commerce returned yester­ day from Jack’ onvllh- f'lU.'.'ijiSt-,, . . timlsm regarding north Florida co­ operation In hacking the proposed Sanfoid-Tltusville canal project. It was decided that n meet Inc will he held In Sanford vltliln tin next several weeks In icgard to the project, said Mr. Breckenrldge, nnd representatives fiom cities oi. the St. Jolimi River und through­ out Central Florida will he piesent. . In Jacksonville the two local men conferred with W. K. Bar­ nett president of the Barnett 1949 Na.ionat Bank, nnd Captain Henry Foxiard of the U. 8. Lou-. Guard Auxiliary concerning the canal, , They also conferred with Co). II. W, Hchull Jr., district englnem of the U. 8. Corps of Engineers. Col. Hchull told them that lie would report at tlm meet log hecw lfySO $ on Ilia Infest findings concerning the canal project, anil would take steps to act up an <rganltation tu steer plans fur construction of Low Milsage, Looks New the piopored waterway. Mr. Breckenrldge also listed on till ictiirn Ihist tiicrc will also he members of thu Mouth and Cen­ tral Florida Flood Cootrul Dis­ trict here for thu meeting. The two conferred ulso in Jack­ sonville will, Duve Howard, -di tor of thu .Seafarer Mogulinu, which in its Fein irnry edition pnh Fshi'd an article that . rested milcli $ interest in D m1 canal in thu north■mi part of thu stule. 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Stedan $127500 Plymouth 2 Dr. Scdun $1340-00 Studebaker Commander ^edan $1675-00 1946 Oldamoblle 2 Dr.. Sedan 795-00 ilsu will 1m> reviewed. Those whu finished In the upper hall ol their first year class und who have been accepted (or the second year will be cunsidcred lor deferment. Stule headquarters said most hoards will complete the review by Ihe latter part ol July. IIAIMS 1'AKL TOI L TOKYO tf) — Heavy rains In Western Japan tho past two days caused Ihe death ol i n , per-on* and flooded U.I2I2 houses, provincial police reported loduy, West Virginiu University's golf team had a lioinu winning streak of 17 mutches broken hy I'lttnLurgh Ihltt spring. 1941 Buick Special Sedan $275-00 BUICK CO 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. I’ lione l(J,'!-t Sanford VENETIAN BUNDS * Factory Prices Hanford's only Venetian Blind Manufacturer, offers you complete service for BLINDS • Ketsplng • Kecurdlng • Repainting * ^ Free Estimate* I ,-. Cleaning ) HKMINOMO VHNICTIAN BLINDS 1'hon* 1152-W ... r*f > H20 Weal Third Blreet : �s WO *$#•* *s\'.> /• >>■5 * r . , x l. ’ ' ,t>!; iy.'.'A I n Ruby Mathews Weds Marsluill Langston Mrs Dale Scott J r entertained members of her bridge club ypsterday afternoon nt 1:30 o'clock at her home on Grandview Avenue. KlamlriRo colored hibiscus attrac­ tively decorated the room* * Upon Ihe a rriv a l of ihe guests « delirious luncheon enurse was served niter which several pro Pell plan i m i v»*l"n* of hrldgr were enjoyed Mrn. Kuliy Mnthrw^ nml Mur ^Imll I.iingHt'di w**r»* m ilt imI in mm rinRr In n icirm o tiy prrfnim rd »»* 1! 00 n‘clo«k on Sundny nt tin* hnm»s of Mir hf'.h'V* pnr**nt«, Mr »md M i*, l.pvin Ktlm ir Sink. «, 1 Mfigri'din A vniue Th«* ivimI i I iiut vim a were (»• f'»r* i»’' impiovised n iliir «If* tHrtl* .1 *vsMi Social And Personal Activities PHONE 148 £ -------- r ~ 1Miss Helen Cabas I n * Honored At Shower! jocial Calendar Mrs. W. A . Kitts end Mrs. M. A . W ED N ESD A Y rersonals Mr. and Mrs. W. J . nnd M r*. W A Stok«*. Mi** Bur-1 T U B SA V FnP O H FR hxr« Rohert, Mr mul Mr** H"p- , M «*d Ju ly 2, 1W52 Vngt • kirn, all of O iInmln. mnl Mr* (» ___ * Mrs. Dale Scott Jr. Entertains Club *v(dH* plmO'ili^ _ rt xfs’t*1 ' f* i in The P ra ye r Meeting Service n* Yelvlngton enierlalned on Monday ......................... <f i : : .. the F t n t lu p t u t Church w ill tw evening with a linen shower hon­ (is . where they w ill spend a week were Crnpps, Mrs Malcolm lltgglns oring Miss Helen Calms whose with relatives. ■t 8:00 p and Mrs R I. P erkins J r The Executiee Committee «f Hip m arriage to Albert F itts w ill he Those Invited to attend were firet Baptist Church will h■»I.I it* an event of this evening at 8:011 Mr*. E . P. Lacey returned yes­ monthly meeting •(•*» Hie prayer o'clock nt the Holy Cross Episco­ terday tn Miami after visiting in Mrs Rov Symes J r . Mrs I ! B Oil hum J r , Mrs Crnpps. Mr- lloy pal Church Guests gathered at meeting *er*lcc. the W. A. Kitts' home on Celery Sanford w ith Mr. and Mrs. Kent Greco. Mrs Higgins. Mrs Edw ard . * H A T l'ItD -Y l Chid la in. Higgins , l r , Mrs Perkins. Mrs 8:01) o'clock where * f t e Royal Ambassador! w ill tin tit Avenue at Charles Lee, Mrs Slnnley Donnhoo of white their meetln.t at the Fir >1 lln |iti*l lovely arrangement* Mr. and Mrs. K . R Sm ith mil Christopher lilies and scarlet V e r­ and the hostess Church * t 2:00 n.m. Mr. and Mr*. Rov Frank Svm cs bena were used in deeorntlng. M O N DAY J r . left yesterday for New Sm yrna Ihn ing the evening several Reach to sprnd a month. Campbell Loaning I’mt Till, A m ­ erican Legion, will huhl r. free games were enjoyed with p rie s Feminine Florida ■Upper meeting at 7 0 0 p m . at being won by Mrs. Ira Thompson Mrs. T . C. Holt and Mrs. Mar Hy D O R IS and M rs. H arry Orimble. Ml«n the Legion Hut. Election of offigaret M iller are In New York C ity Released hy Florida New* Service Calms received many lovely gift.i cere w ill he hclil. purchasing fall merchandise for which were presented to her III a the YowrFl Company. decorated basket. Among the more What used lo tie the Glorious unusual o f the g ifts were Ihe Friends w ill be *nrry fo learn Fourth I* now the “ Fa ta l Fourth." piItnwrnses, decorated with Con­ federate scenes and made by Mrs. that M rs. Lee (1. Anderson Is con­ Instead of being a lim e of cele­ fined tn the Florida Sanitarium bration and festivities this holi­ John lo Chittenden. at Formosa near Orlando. Mra. Gordon Sweeney wax hot! day lias become synnnommia with Refreshments were served from ess recently for the regular meet deaths nod tragedies. And Ihe a beautifully appointed table over­ lug of her bridge club held nt her Miss Rose Levy plans to leave worst part of it all is —IT ( AN boil with mi ecru linen culwnrk home on Went Sixteenth Street on F rid a y for N rw York C ity on H A P P E N TO YO U ! Lovely arrangement* of gerhern cloth. White Christopher Miles and a buying trip for the Hollywood personally. 1 am a great be­ asparagus fern were arranged in daisies were used In decornllng the liever In stnylng rln sr lo home Ihe venter of the table In a milk Shop. room*. during holiday* such as Ihe Upon Ihe guest'* n rrlvn l nt 2:(H) white howl flanked with w hltr ta ­ Mrs Hlrhnrd G Riirlnn, Ihe for Fourth. Rut with such a long o'clock n light dessert course wns pers. On the buffet was an a r ­ rangement of Sliostn daisies In a m rr Jnnnlln Sm ith, of Phllndrl week end it i* « great temptation served after which several pm e r bowl and silver rnlidelabrn nhla. Pa , sjtenl Monday In San to bundle Hip fam ily In the car | * reulons of hrldgr were enjoyed silv for a gala holiday. I f your are It the conclusion of the gnmes belli yellow randies. The hos­ ford visiting friends nlfinninir to spend It nwav from prites were awarded to Mrs tesses were assisted In serving by Mrs. (Irim hle. Mint mange ptitirh, your holiday F irs t Lt Ja ck J Muyr and Mrs home — temper aweeney and Mrs Henry Wight Those enjoying the afternoon small rakes with pale green Icing, Moye and sons, Mike and Danny, i P irlls with common sense und were M r*. A E, Khlnholser, Mrs sandwiches and nuts were served. are spending this month with their plenty- of m otion. Those enjoying the rvenlng with fam ilies in Sanford Jam es C. Higgins, Mrs Edward Leave early enough so that you Higgins J r . Mrs (' A llloulu, M r. Miss Cabas were Mrs. Dorothy w ill not have In speed to get to Voile W illiam s J r . Mrs O rville T e rrill, M is. Thompson, Mrs. W ill­ Mrs W M Philips and rhlldrcn , your destination. I f you are plan­ Parke, M r*. Henry Wight and the iam A. F itts J r ., Mrs. G rim h lr, M errill and W ally, have returned ning to leave In the morning, hostess Mrs. II. Ewing Drun J r ., Mrs. from Elin o r Villngc where they have the rn r parked nod ready to Ean illh i 11rare, Mrs. John Morgan, spent several days go the evening before. When you Chittenden, Mrs. Andrew leave on any trip fno matter how f HOLLYWOOD | CMrs. airn w ay , Mrs. R ill Tyro , Mr*. Miss Sara Warren E a strrh v plans short the distance) he sure your Wy B OW THO M AS ______ ^ K arl Higginbotham, Mrs. Paul Lee lo leave on Thursday for Norfolk, car Is In lop notch condition. Itiss rll, Mrs. M. Bradley, Mrs. V a.. where she will vlsll Comdr Make sure the brake*, tire*, bat­ George Calms, M is. ft lull Nan, and Mrs John W illiam s tel y and molor me In good w ork­ H O LLYW OO D i * — Gene Autry, Mrs. John Cameron, Mrs. E . J . ing order. who has made n fortune ns n Minighton , l r , M rs. John F itip a l Mr and Mrs J II T n ilu rk and Next I" tra ffic dcnlli*. drowning*, crooning cowtmke. is having a rick and Mrs. (!, II. Ripley. Mr. and Mrs H arry Lee plan to lake a lieoiendous toll of live*. loud lest langh si Ihe people who Also Mrs. K. I. Woodruff I I I , spend the Jtilv tlh weekend aboard You lust can’t be too caution* In yowled when lie went Into tele Mrs. Guidon Sweeney, Mrs. M al­ the lo-e's yacht for a trip to S ilve r I In- w ater, especially when you vision film s. colm Higgins, Mrs. W. E . V ih lrn , Glen jit r swimming In u nfam iliar w at­ A u lry , long a favorite at Ihe nod the Misses Maud Wilson, Ceers ('notion Hie rhlldicn about movie turnstile, drew strong pro rile Pi ice Heard ami guest, Mrs. Mr ami Mrs. M cKay T rn h ick I hr- danger* of going mil loo far, tests from Ih rn le r men when he Klolse Keiser of Georgia, Dorothy derided In follow llopalong Cassidy Powe II, Ellen Ib’ tts, Ellse Hutchi­ plan In leave tomorrow for Lake and if they don't know how to fn t n Ihe T V market Ills critics son and Mrs. Yelvlngton and Mrs. Wales to Join Mrs T riilu c k ’s sister swim i f * best to forbid them to and brother In-law. Mr and Mrs i-o into Ibe water without adult predicted he would ruin himself l i t i s . G K Wet more, In spend the week super VKion. A fter eating you with the film houses end al Kissim m ee I,ake near Lake sliould w ail nt least an hour ho­ But tne rnwhoy’s popularity in The D E L T A G irl* ' Grass Court Wale* lm e going inlo Ihe wnler. the (heaters doesn't srnin lo nave t'haiiiiiloiislilps w ill lie held nt You don't even have lo leave diminished lie is ru rre rilly film I lie Cricket Club in Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam llln lr and home lo have a reallv wonderful Ing "W inning the W e sl," one of Aug. Iffi-illl. young daughter Dianne have re holiday weekend. W illi some six features he plans tn make lids turned lo their home in St lauds, clever planning you can have a year. He figures Ids audience has Tim Washington Redskins of Mo , after visiting with Mrs H lnir's happy, *afe Fourth rigid ill your greatly Increased because of T V " I ’m gelling a lol more mall the N F L have played only one parents, Mr and Mrs Edmund own luiek vard. Invite a group scon lens tie In their history. M eisrh, at their home nn Pork of friend* over (each bringing a from Ihe hlg cities like fats All covered ili*h or sandwiches). gelee and N -w Y o rk ." he com Thai, was against tho New York Avenue. Then firgitrdsc games for llie Wnented, " I never had much of a Glnntn on Oct. I , IM 0 , N E TW O R K .S T R IK E children and relaxing raid s or ' following tn She hlg towns, he NEW Y O R K Mi The lode charade* for the uiittll*. * cause my p fe t’m never gut much before." he added, "W eslerns go of a piny there. Hut now the hlg In eyeins. One thing Is always cer pendent Radio W riters Guild railed If firew ork* are permitted In Inin: T h e ir popularity w ill always n n lrikr today against three m alnr city kids see me on T V ." votti i-ainmiirdty, all lire neigh return " networks The guild said the walk Incidentally, since television, his Autry offered nn Interesling out would disrupt broadcast rov bar and friends ran pool llti-lr m all Is n lol harder In read, since It now rnm es from n younger an geographical sidelight lie said the erage of fhe Republican anil llrn i firew orks md pul on a ri-allr gigaollr Spectacle rigid then- in Western has alw ays been popular oeraf cnnvrolions in Chicago dlenrr tin vard. tire spindlier can ml However, nil three networks " I don'l know whether inv pie in ihe South .mil Southwest Hut lures are gelling a heller play In Ihe must ruhld liurse opera fans National Rrondcnstlng C o . Cnlilin a- lire ''swimming pool." Itesl -•( Broadcasting System noil dll 11'• m * v »'li I hr porki't I itink big city theaters," hr added, "but tire in Western Pennsylvania and bin Am erican Rroadcasling C o —said V"ur nerves and well bring, 1 saw one Indication Ihnl lliey Upstate New Y o rk. A n yw ay, no mater where you’ a might. R e rc n lly, a first run 'lira . At present. Ihe moneyed cow- their news programs would nul 1 spending ihe Fourth have fun “ It r played n Charles Slurred Wrst hoy Is oinking six features a year, he interrupted em . Jock Mahoney played a see Hi half hour T V shows, a weekly nndary role, hut the ails hilled radio show, four other T V aeriea him as the ’star of the Range uml iiiniinK'ng his extensive flnsnRiders T V series,’ which my out elal holdliij.s I asked him if he (II produces." ever Ihoiighl of retiring as a per­ Autry said candidly find movie former, Westerns nre In a stump " I su n rise I ought to," he re ­ "T h e re have been too many hlg plied "Hut I'm dougnned If I don’t budget Westerns with slnrs like Just like working C lark Gable, Gregory P erk. John Wayne end K irk Dougins," lie ohAhnul this time of year, things ,* M rv e d . "N a tu ra lly , this n ils Into ••the playing lim e of Ihe program go wrong Tor a columnist. He Weeteme. starts splitting Infinitives right "B u t Uw program Western field down Ihe middle Teh keys on the Is h eller now, because It ha* thinned out. Roy Rogers Isn’t tnak typew riter Jam lie puls Ihe c a r­ Jpg pictures now, nor a iv rim bon paper In backwards He calls Holt or Charlie W orrell Now I here M nnlvn Monroe on the phone and Salto taiUv swim tuft whli ere only four regular s e rle s -m y gets P ercy Kilbride. n i l el Columbia, Rex Allen and bo It's lime In lay off for a ny Mack Rrnwn nt Monogram vacation Jack Qtilgg and Jim lklrr«d pontli (hat can ba warn R ill E lllo ll Ls ma‘ ‘ making some, hut I Harnn w ill keep ynu Informed nn don’t think It's• a series. Hollywood matters while I baik ^ "B u t 11 h is happened this way In tne Italbon sun. Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Sweeney FOR A GAY FOURTH! M is I I ii i m \ W ill, III'* Maple \ i enin , wlm Ira- Iw-i n Inn hi in- in Sanford r|nm|s for tinac Hum '.’ll m i l , leieiVed lief bachelor of a rls degree on Join !' at Ihe I'a lv e is ity ,,f Florida She is a trio hei in the West Side Prlniwry School A son, W illiam , n fifth gtndn teacher ill Green Cove Springs, ami is wot lung for a t i i is l i i s degree at U m Velsilv -f Flotilla Mrs W illiam W all I* riches a- 111,. 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A . 1 . f.Hd . e-** . Sanford, Florida i mo? IO IT I ID K a Home" 'N o v e lly _ TH E "Gun To Gun" - 1- . mm 1.?VO-'vpBuvSpSajEL 6 — Plus — Cartoon — "Mou»o "C«4a*H * (md* — ft . Bottle Carton flvi Dtpodl in ir i* " A iiiM d tm r rxe SAN EO H D 25* im p r n r * *--«* C O C A - C O I.A becomes when you select ilia right tilings to serve. r o u fiu i I f H O TTM N C. CO. O 1» « . lot COCS-COU COMSSMV �*- •. ■!LU ! . „LJ..U Blues Crush Leesburg, 11-4, For Second Straight W in •tttfSS.’Z jw M. Walter Places Paul Eskew In Southern Outtiel4 Leesburg Tonight; By KKNT CIIKTLAIN Signs of u revival of the Semi nolo ttlurn victory imtrhine ur • beginning In be dliccr liable now Laat night lint Seminole" won their second game In n row and pulled within one-half game of sixth pluro Leesburg. Snllford literally flattened tin1 Puckers, 11-4, before IH7 |)iild faint at tho Memorial Stadium. Jotge Rivero. who hail *i '»tn*t11 A____________ __________________________ • Kassabian, R o b e r t s And Cook Make Up S a n f o r d Rooter's Northern Outfield Jay M. Walter, Hemlnole lllue'a bookkeeper and loyal liooiter of the club, "elected huitllng Paul Eskew of Sanrord a* III" rlghtIidiii i on the Southern team. Walter, a inetnht'r of till' "utioffilial IJeadier dull" nt Memurlal Slmllum, became the first local fan not to oiek injiiicd John Jm* hra of the lllues. Wallet "elected , -.- « Mighty Me!” Fleischer Paces Legion To 3-0 Win Over Oviedo By KKNT LTIKTI.AIN Sport" Editor la t In- I, e e n h a r g nti.l!.' lu kei , ~t - | f|i" " ■'iindurii. I Min i n v II )' i d H Ill'll C lm r l. m n Joe I'nrUe here icorrd all the four Packer mi" in the fifth Inning. "Jiilling Joe" Parin’, who hit all hunters the find moitlh of the aeasoil olid who has hit one •very month alnre that time, ilamnird out a Ireinmiloua drive that hit the rlertrir wire to the irorrhoartl out-hle of the park for hia nlolh rireult clout of tha year with no one on In the alith. 'Hie roumblrJpper placed Parian In a two-war tie with Dusty llhndea for the aecond high Hpol on the rlnli and also earnetl the Sanford find worker a free atrak dinner at llerrnnn'w Csfe. Tonight Hie llluiH will wuge __ their Imttte for f, sixth plnce when the the x i lo 11li* t only ■ >1:., !'T K.'kew, ■ In the friendly ' -i. or) liookkeeprr'a »e- J. M. Waller lections. For the Northern learn, Walter •llaplayed Id" individuality hy piloting Ituy Homlermeyer ut flret har.e, ln*teiril of ahiirtMop, where the I'alalku player ha" rerelved all of hi" votea "o fur. Itrd lloherta wu" placed In the outfield with mi entirely original outer gulden hy Walter. Pal Cook, Daytona Itearh, ami I'nlutkn'a Mike Ku"»ablan were Jny'a other two flyhawk pirka for tlie Northern outfield. The Inti flyrluiaera made Iheir debut In the All-Slur hullotliig with Walter'" "election". official, was , iii <K j ' poled to he If A ' Su.'iford to v io t H Idm M n n a i iFi IllllllFlIiutely I Ik H waa Interpret oi *ijl hv Home that the Dun Piratmi Dlnut" were Inteiested in heiping the locnl dnh In pn-iiarution for the possible return of the (linnt" heie next "prlng, Actiinlly Marian told the group he didn't think tin- Diunt" were intereated or could help tin< Hines at thi" time. Mnrliin didn't iduck any "itggi-"ted attempt that tho Sanford has'-laill lira-* might meet WM* and ill,r u n s the local IniH eit tint tun troth with Hllhhell If he came. in I; f I :' v "i"'-?;'- ..‘I ,. D lin ie . Mnn.iyi i 1111111■l( V1.■1111will r C - t ' V ptohalilv |i I t e h M f i 'l . T 1 ,• Murray llyrd in ii n effort to ■ jjH ' ' climb in t h e "tamling". However, Mill Jonew yE / might get the M ta W uuil with llyrd Murray llyrd hidiiK waved for the opener In lluylonu lleucli to iriomiw night, The Semllioleir started fuel off Bob Keith and Leesburg, uw Pitul Eskew singled and Mule weeuti I after D»mgv Keuln funned tu open the name, Dimly KlaMk” wee paned ami Pa tile lim’d u ■Ingle tu tight to counter Kskew from third. Itlmdei arored on Grout's Infleia gummier to Urmly. Aleno then walked ami when he attempted to Meal Fundnrn fitmhl#d the catidier'a throw peinilllirnf Paries to eroae the plate with Aleno nmking weemid wafely. Ill the big fourth Inning Ihe Kemlnnlew ernrrd nIx tlmew on fire hllw und an rrror pluw a cmi|ile of wnlkw. Dusty Ifhodew accounted for two of the lalllrw with a "Ingle "ruling P.wkew who had itouhled In Sanhirn ami Krnlw. After Parlwe Hulked, (Sroal wing led home |(hodr». Rhode-' Iwo Klll'w ran Ills total for tin' last two nlglitw to eeveli. Since Id" reltirn to the Heiiilnule line nil n week ago, Ithiiilew hat blasted out 14 liitw In the last H4 tlme« ut hut fur a hilslerlnu .41S1 overage and haw driven In |5 runa In thoau eight guinea on two Honiara. I.teeburi Brady, ■■ Pawllck, cf W UllfllUl Ws Fuiulura, «ill 2li Collins, If Long, SIj Mnntsdsoes, lb Caldwell, c Peikslakli, rf Keith, p a-Tnimp Totals Hanford Kenla, If Eakew, rf Rhodes, c Parlse, lb (Iroat, cf Aleno, 3h onialce, 2b inters, aa MlVtro, p All II O A ,'l 0 II 4 5 | 2 0 4 2 2 2 a I) 2 2 'III 12 27 II for Keith In Hilt. 000 040 000 - 4 900 001 O lx-ll , a,—i-ong a, rumlnrn. It— Kskew 8, Rhodes 9, Parlse 2, Aleim, Don■alas, Hahtots, Kenls, Keith, Brady, Fundura, Collins. Kill— Farias 9, Hantnrn, Rhode* 2, Ksk*w. Kenla, Croat 2, Fumloru, Colllita B. •alt—Eskew, Mmitsdeurn. HR—Collins, I’arlso. Hit—F.skuw. DP—-Brady, Ftmdorn nnd Montsdlorai Rhodes and Rivero. Hit W Kleth 4, Rivero 4. HD—by Kallh It, Rivero 2. W innerRtvaro. Imser—Keith. U—Hlglmm | A le n o H I-I h- I II " f i l l il | I ll'ril e- fill i ho WpjB lentil, tlie In the font veins III Sanford the Clunt* lost about *11)0,000, Mai Ian said, and thirl lig in e "peak" for Itself. C u rre n tly the (Hunts have m MIhlf sii assumed ii mammoth tank In ta k ­ V(* J 11,mI f|ir first ing over the Inrnknipl K n o xville 'sc )ml1" " 11 1h '' d n h of the Class II T rl - State Hunt hern club. League anil Ihnt should he enough \ i \ * 'l B ' For Managers, to keep them busy spending money v • . Walter c h n o s e wit limit getting involved In Saili 'i for ford. 'AW I W S Ji/i '/ tI'ep f||; Humbert H(Jlillt H [ld H I ll'll' p ln y e l Id k'** p o p u I a r Hill Hlelneke for the Northern AllNturs. Wallet likes the lung hall hilling Harmon Young ul third base of the North ever the popu* lit: choice of Jurk Cade. Albert <). Von llerbulls, ruudymukir and rihld Hemlnole lllue fan, listed Jorge Itlvero as one of Ids three plleheru on the llerhulla’ Boullteru team. Von — --------rlmlie of Itlvero was the first vole for the little Sanford Hur­ ler in the All-Star balloting. However another fan wrote In Itlvero'" name yeaterday to give the flinger Iwo votes. „, .... Displaying fnrther A" fur the (Hants returning here next year and assuming control of the locni dull, your guess Is as good as uurs. They have cittulitly been very cooperative In giving the lllue* a Ims, uniforms nnd con­ cession equipment. The Olantnwned Mayfair has sllh-lcaivd the Hemlnole Country Club with Inlentlom of improving It. Tills seems to Indicate that they are definitely Interested In Hallfold. hut whether II menus they are laving the groundwork for the return of their massive fm in sv*tern next year Is still another matter. Hettiemhor tlmlr former quarters are atilt occupied hy the Doited Htutcs Nuvy, originality, for Dnytiiua short•^■1 slop, unit Dick iB L * .. r m J V , Kenner the Duy1 ' w y 11 o n u a e c o n d Li >f l / humman. OrlauLa t^-*3 f <do’s short fleldT. * ’ cr. Danny Doy, K ' J wits W a l t e r ’ s v, choice for tha r s > A X t B i . South’ s s It u r t Paul Kskew stop, Voting thus far has hit the 45 mark tin balloting dropping tu only three voles cast yestsrday. The rontesl will last about tlirsu more weeks and all Hanford votes will he combined with votes from oilier league cites to maka-ttp the final solccllons for the AH-Hlar classic that will he played in Alemorinl Ktndlum on the night of July 25. Walter'iv All-Star Pleka North Poa. South Son'meyer, Pal, III Levy, Orl. Kenner, D. B. 2B Funtlora, Lee llnllur, D. II. SB Doy, Orl. Young, J. It. SB Aleno, Ban. Dunne, Del,. O Ford, Orl. Kassithlan, Pal. OF Collins, Lees Cook, D. H. OF Hhorea, Orl, Huberts, Del,. OF Eskew, San. Miller, DeL. P Byrd, San, Mills, J, II. P Bass. Coc. Pennington, Pal, P Sewell, Orl, fltelneke, Pal. M lumber, Coc. Moat Popular Player, Levy, Orl, pastime. looking Mike Kasashlen Ily AM JACOBSON JACUHHON Ur 88AM Mel Fleischer yeaterday hurled a neat 1'hitter to lead the local Ainarlcatt I.eglun Junior Baathall team to a 3 to 0 win over a fame Oviedo squad. Walt Duda, the •eml-pro flaah, who pitched for Oviedo alao turned In a creditable game. Duda yielded nine hlta, but aa the acore ahowa, tlfhtenad up roaalderably with men on baaea. Ftelacher, hewever, waa <the Mg gun yealasday.'In aetcMag hka third win af Uw eaaaaa agalnat only w laaaphe atnaah out eleven Iwtaawn’ to ralaa <Ma total for fotrr :«MMo <M igaIn i.) to 48—na^tavChte reaatd in any less as. He a n he patloua troabie only aMej la the fifth he landod th e ’ haaae M walk«, but-the able wan tel Ired without damage. The game ihaped up early aa ii pltchei'a duel. Although Sanford mi two ocenwionw had men on Imwe, neither team scored until the iaittoin half of the fourth Inn­ ing uf the abbreviated aeven inn­ ing till. In the fintrlh Hanford acared what proved In be the winning run. Junior Metla opened the frame with a •Ingle, Me then pilfered second and came home »n I-arry Mate.’ ground hall which went through Wheaton, the Oviedo shortstop. The conteit than continued aroreleaw until the bottom of the ■lath Inning, when Metta again opened with a alngle, and atole aecond. Tile neat two hat linen were retired, hut successive ■Ingle* hy Jimmy Wade, Flelachre, and Dell Sheffield combined with an error hy the Oviedo ceiitvr-flrliier brought home Metta and Wadu with two final runa. Diamond Chatter: legion Coach, Hill Fleming, U currently out of town on n well-earned vacation. J. D. Cordell, Legion Praaldent and u director of the Semlnola flluov Won T 5 »n i Florida fitale League (irltiiitlu • 3 Palatka 8 3 Ilul.antl • , 4 . Juxville Beach 8 ■ Daylona Beach 0 0 lioesburg 4 7 Sanford 4 8 Cocoa 2 0 Jacksonville Ueach 8 Del,and 1 Sanford II Leesburg 4 ■ Daylona Beach 2 Cocoa 0 I'utulku H Urlatnlo 7 Jacksonvillu Ueueh at UtLaitd Palatka at Urlatulo Daylona Ueach at Cocoa .......................Ill— HU Itohnou s Spoiling Dood" softliaii team will renew It" Idil tu gain undiwpiitril possession of first place In the City Msn'a Hofthull t,i-ngue at the l.akefront Diamond tonight when they tangle with the third place Navy nine ut 7:20 p.iti. "Doulileheailer h Inner," lied lllrrw, will lie on the hill for Wilwon-Miiirr In the nlghlctip in oppowe llunl-Meriury nl 0:110 .m. Wilson will In- trying In old IN first place tie with ItoV won'w In the wei oud .game. No wofthall game" will he play­ ed on the lilfellt of July 4, no the Men'a loop will piny tomorrow night. Itohwon'w will meet UntilMefrury In the opening gnnio it 7:90 tomorrnw and Wilmn will piny Navy at 11:0(1 p.m. In the final tilt. 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Lqula at Clevelind Chicago at Detroit National League flrooklyn 44 18 New York 45 22 Chicago 34 31 St Ixtuii 31) 34 Phlladtlphta 30 37 Cineligtaii a> so Boston • 27 43 Pittsburgh 19 53 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 3 New York 0 Boston a Wt Louis I Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 2 Philadelphia ut Brooklyn (2) Pittsburgh aI Chlcagu (2) Clnciunall it Si Louts might) New York ul Huston Florida International league Miami 57 20 Miami iicuch a:i :ta Tampa 31 33 Havana 4* 37 St. Petersburg (2 44 West Halm Ueach 41 45 Lskslsnd 2U M Key West 22 «5 *- To Womon With ' Nagging Backacho TO!'-' M l , ■ “ — l i ilr tM m i l alraln, c iu a n IhU Impoftanl fonrl Ion lo ilo tf tkiw n .n iu r folk# aulf«r n a*. itac M i k u l i c - f M l n l M r a b k Minor W il« U clrriu tlona duo to roU or wrunv dial rear . r»- l»‘» rul <HKi:F««fullv For uvar 20 >«**(• M tmav 1)4 tW |f HOI iooiulrlarly • N llifU i). r© f i i l i ,« l i l l (11 uiliDlav Moalransky, DeL. Bailor, D. B........... Ugirte. J. B. J Tilt IS MOUNT,10 f H I I ---------------------------------- - — FltvAer telaVv»l:v***e**s*«i 1*•"*■»*■* M f i - J|*gL Manny Gatta* Haml KTNNU CLUH ,T MAT1NKRH July 2 — Charity Mutinee Rika Club July 4 ■ 5 2:00 P. M. ir v lf. Hondermeyer, Pal. > " * -* • * n 11 HACKS WKD. and SAT. Dally Doubt* lit and 2nd ftacaa ((ulniclaa avary raca Bus Service Leaves Yellow Cab Office 6:50 P. M. t Ifly av on tm tif' 1 b o h ll *i»I 1«•Hwf in llrill f*«t. puclorv amt) honnlUli h*V4 luwu u / hliliter fuuetiun. iioclitri Bur tf'Hitl ki4**y function La m iy inipartiiit !o •'"*« p l a y i n g Jack [Cade of DeLand. o u n g la a eadv hot corner guardian and a a - o . Mon. • Tuts. Thurs. - Frl, IrrlliiOseh* ■*» w«»|l ■■ I'su K ly 11 1 ^ iMNDrr MmmIi TI ip flr«l 4 |i III llrll loll Will III IH i |A|f|fB||* p f all the thlnl basemen In the North, ono Har|man Young i* currently run­ ning second tu tho sensations I Itaukiy nJ|M j £ -ji ■ F&lj. I.YCt) btilh, WlMniuanatMtrdir r*>nJlllon.«u*li --------- --------- Coaler Field ------------------------ ^ 10 - Races * SUFFER LONGER! t‘Diiti'n i Iim il 1it *i n4 of minor 0I1111 l phono 31, r n : 1 5 P. M. LICK THE AGONY OF M I N O R S NBiilniltektrh#. kv4«nf prp4ntlrn»rKr, |4«kJ4elt#ia Mini (JUj Ia*u m«r I-' tlnil iu aWiW* 1 h^ - ---------------------— -------------------- — c«"” ----------- :- --Left FlaM -------------------------------------------------------------- 113 Magnolia 5 2 .025 — Ii plnch-hlttlng n coach during itoliKori'n 5 4 .55(1 4 Fleming's absence...... Terry Cor- Navy .222 3 4 il«1), who mined last Frlday'r Hunt-Mercury 2 7 Dame" Tonight game because he wai In TallaltnsHobson'* v*. N avy «(o for the IH62 Hoys’ State reW II kuii v». Hunt turned to the line-up yeaterdny. Duntea Tomorrow . . . . While Terry was gone Huhba Hobson’" vs. Hunt Ulibic, left handed first baseWilson v". Navy man, annulled the catching duties. "Your Mutual Insurance Friend' Huhba hail tu use his first base­ 112 N. Park Ave. Phone 101 man's mitt because no left-hand­ ed catcher's mitt cmtld be found. It didn't seem tu hamper him, though, for he throw out two runners attempting to steal sec­ ond. Oviedo UOll l)(ti) t>—0 1 2 Hanford ntnt 102 s —it 3 2 Duda and Jones; Fleischer and Cordell. First Base Roberts, Del............ ... Cltft, J. H.................... Pollard, D, II. .. —.... Homlermeyer, Pal, Heeond Base o n wwater, M v r, uDeL........... w i*. Bra M. Smith, Pal. Rtnnor, D. B. Rucker, D. H, Shorts Doy. .Oil....... DR. II. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST INHI HANf i; AT A SAVIN! KOI! YOIJH ( Men) 1IOMK - AGTOMOHU.K W. I,. |»ct. Dll Wilson .Water 5 2 .1125 — H1IHINKSS AJl-Star Balloting Itnhra, San. .. Furulora, Lee*. Bh Fuudora, Lae*. Balogh, Coc. .. Brady, Last. .. iim u ts o to 12—2 to b 90S Atlantic Dank HuRdlSi I'hone TU It I, ""I Night KnU’tpiiiif 20, Wadi*'" 21 Salvation A rm y 17, Ito u m illat'" d ------------------------------ Third Base ---------------------------- ' I IIIMI — I ono — .IKJII 2 .000 2 ! g ® and Van Gjlder. T -t :54. A- 4117. BALLOT' FOR F 8 L NORTII-RODTH ALL-STAR TRAMS i; • North I'oeltloa Sauth ---------------------------- First Base -------------- — ---------IjB^y ('* K . ........ ......... Hoeond Base — * ■ Ifffe‘ H I) o 2 2 Enterprise scored 14 mint off the offering" of McTeer in the flint Inning nnd went on to add 15 more tu win u free-scoring girls' Huff Drill game 20-21 froni Wade'" (Jriu cry ul the l.akefront lllamond lust night. Salvation Army continued to loll on hy heat­ ing Koumlllat and Anderaon'" 17tl in the aucuiid game of the dullhlehender. In the opener Enterprise nnd Wade's wcored an astronomical total of GO runa in a five inning game. The win kept the Enterpriwu women in a two-way tie with Kulvatlun Army aw both third place Wiidrt’w and ItmrmllUl'w loit to remain in n tie for third plnce. Knlerpriwc (14)25 UK—20 14 Wade w 0 20 01—21 17 lllrl, Mine." and Allman; McTeer, Jucohauti and Dandridge. Itoumillat 022 01- 0 II Salvation Army II0H 9x—17 0 Huweii and Flips*. White; l.ct and McDonald. The Seminole Blues This Tonight Sanford at 1-eeihurg Thursday Sanford at Daytona Friday Daytona at HAN FOB Halurday Cocoa at HANFORD Hunday Hanford at Cocoa over tho voting for the first week we find that some pretty fair player* have been overlooked In tha pres­ ence of so ninny talented players in the North. Take fur example catcher Don I’ostnn of Palatka who Is hilling .301. The limited service receiver Is a steady per­ former who has been above the ,3110 circle all year und Is a good rale her lo hoot, hut lie has been lost behind the shuffle far Ray Dunne, DeLand’s popular .308 hit­ ting backstop, and .900 slugging veteran Rill Robertson uf JaX Beach. Another overlooked Asalta la outfielder Mlko Kessablan, a ■punky little slugger who Is crack­ ing the hall out at a respectable J'24 clip, Mike, a> many will re­ member, waa In Hanford Ihia ■prlng trying out with the St. Lttula Brownlee San Antonio Mis­ sion farm club. The Httls ArmenThere are eight par 4 hole* Ian flyhawk was the aecond high­ measuring morn than 400 yards at est battrr In the Stale League laat Northwoml Club In Dallas, Tha year with • lofty .981 mark. Few longoit la 4C0 yards. temember him now when the voting cornea up for tho All-Star ---------------------------------- Shortstop ______ ------ ---------:------------------- —------------------------ :---------- — ------------------------------1------------------------------Lilt or prise Swamps Robson's Will (May DU. L. T. DOSS Watfl* i*iris, 29-21 Navy Softhull Team CIIIKOI'IIACTOH Mound Trip -j 1 �s I . I H. JAMES OUT AGENCY G e n e r a l FREE | ft GENE’S TEXACO I l l s Sanrunl Asa, SERVICE n sM i *m FIRST STREET H. JAMES CIJT MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING -T Y P I N G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES JAMES II. Ell I A aloe. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD The 11)52 Dodge TK I.KI'IION K H 1H0 an.I 1071 llimm lot 'Uinloid A l It. Ml. National Itnnk IlnllillnK in for $ WE 2412. Th f ITirnilurt* tVnlrr Ah Ni'iv lli'iitlt|uiirtt>rH For ( iim|il«‘lf lliiilin f(t‘[inir Service. .Ml. Ktliit Milt’s is Nmt <Ipi-raliiik ■ |-nr Tin* FURNITURE (ENTER 11k I V 1 l ir ii C em > e ii. William?*, Jr., t I’ .A. AND SATURDAY Carln*r in i-liaiytr <>t IN OltDFK TO lilVK Oi ll F.Ml'l.OYEKH A l.ONG WKEK-F.NI> their S anford, H urida o ffice jo . Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. Hhone 1011 61!) Kiwi First Street 111 West Si-t-iiiiil .4* I-, ii U.iililiio: I . h'pl.olir I |i '* I'lnmr 820 Hy Kny Holt* OZAIIK IKE ...SO WHY Thf ATftMPT TO - AND YOU flOUNEO 10 C.H0SS «/WUPj SKIP,., j irpAiDqw 00HAAMU Willi G/APh'i I YiCll *1 llAII YOU HflP.YES.OUl CAM I (DVHlAIN hSUOl Mr flf l llill.j .A 1.0/L N Will OH U)S) ho Yuli 5 IVlUl ^Wl AVY lllAl IMHO H rouil OlOv* QVtM ’ »»0M1 soon in t ic 1 Dill H l l| | . Willi r. M.n scone/ ‘iCilUe 4 .< not YOjit nCAO/ •H’ l t I 11, SK H V U 'K H Une HERALD WA NT ADS For I hr ID.1 AN D tihluini*h«d 1 hrtlrumii low* i ■ * •Moili i n, clean, * iH<| IMi 4.'4 or 1/1 Itt-s u lts li.ll..r»l«» till.. .P .ll ■II I I kmI 14. ^llhlUhril l» I A" AiMli.it HrrHMi I I .It n rr llu r n ..r r l l . .i i I Hr «rr llur l n .r » I I .. H II t l i n r . hr |». r II Hr VII l l i o r . Hr |irr IlHr J\.. |.r. IlHr l ..r l . a t l » lln tr l u .r r l l i .n I H .r r ll* .» I'H H lla r l I llin r. I Itr ntirilA I . Ik* It..lluuhl. IlH l. t ill III Mb r .M I liy linn Hftrn FLASH OOlt I ) 0 n nmf Ills ml venture! in Horn* T7 PHONE 1 IH •Vital A l l . M ill h . A r r .p l .4 h i* . Ihr r . l.p b iiH # hh m .H . ... HIII! II HI I k . lR . II »MUI HHIH. 1. I l .l r .1 I n I I I I .I .H h H H . I.Hi.h III i r l u l i i III. Ihla ■rruiiiiitiiilallH U ■h r ■ n l i n l U . i I . r i p r r l n l In p . i l< m in till i In u i l . r fin h. in i r ii il r r Ihr lir a . pn >*ll>l* . « r t l r * . •ill IV h h I V iI . iiiu . I lir I b h h . ■ illlr r hh I h t 4u | b r l u . v p u b ll i iitinii H lrn *r t i H li h m* fftn m ritlaiM f ll hh Ur r ii u i ueriir* it! M»wr ■ rfiuiiitt ii ***i r lie ri,*p«>ik*Hil#> 1 1**i i< wi*e I itr or t e d Lr la*** (low THE SANFORD HERALD fly l-'riin Nirllter i l l g M IN K ItANOKIC IIU T C IIIR O N I a n tic , A P IS I hi y turn* week, jilt in In i, Phone S u n ford .Tail So. At lieu c It |th) wit limit linen 1fill 1 <1 ■ i> ii i t in ii I N U!H N iH IW -;n Qiilt-I vmipl* r t l .s m V M . Y mi illlllllr ll <11 l*«’t n •Ml*. Nolilr, Hlfi M yitln A»r I.O V E tiY 8 room *■•*<iutcr nMliril. Ml I Klin Avrr Kill fi< IIIM fill H'lil. Plltilli' I HI. Ily Mori HKETI.K BAII.KY * ■■ - MO/ U ) ‘ifJU um ruM, ICILlf & i* <T. / / —J ‘ —■ - '-----■-rv .. r/ -- - ■ I lit* iii-ch ed It oii'li, oom Ici N A V Y PK ItH O N N K I. Ju«t t-mn |itrlril ;|.|irilinnin iiiiiniiIii y Immr All rlc rtrlr k ililu n A u I himhU i wntlT Ili’H lff, i f 11 i Mni h i r r i r ouy, ruiinirt. Tili'il lutlli Ain|il>’ . Iii Hfl n V iiir l Inn l.l I lull* I(i inly fin urrilliMlicy. I In n Wi'lloi ilunii'H, Ini'. I'I iiiiih lUlW. I'l l M III M i ..uii .1, • mni irp a ir » u ik K rr. , lim it . It I. lla r v r y 2ill ' .I. ,i,1 A>h. i'l.,,hr IMJ'I* P I A N O S liillhl nil** n, : giot ' pilccd fl«mi IfiDMUl lilt hot* l lufithg* I «i ini, 11ltd* to I tier's Piano Him* P'o*i MvOh I ol iimhi II |*|M. (11110* lit III iL'hH W Ik i ti li " llo » In* ti.ic*■ ** ftliir I HI, o»! " of SlHlf-ii-l ' iniHl K iml tf i(| eliHtl* d lots Show ii n|t|(tHit iiielif onlv ‘ fMINHU REALTY llllt iHi«l Mutt nulla I'lionr 27 v h h , i \w i s l u m iio i s k - fool v ii* ! • hi t oiiD hie *‘if >' N ir*- |iim cli, i ll'l l 111 d y , wit h i Pi mc uimI lei him to -miH Photo ’Mil II \ > HUN ll VI ItA l l.. Ileulloi S. |l Ih c h lc i IIIKII. \**MiHtrtte hi <r*»’ jihtw xv11It >1 lot •It •111 i>V, t 1• 4II* it pi) 1t li, put 11* ii, Lnki* Unix idfiiin Hill hu lil MCI unnfl •li . i n pnyin* nl. IiK> u rd 1'hull** 82B .1 l u ll HUN 1 |W E I AK A AimrliiHdiH 11 I “W Firat Hti» **t. Phone 4'Jl) W — 11 .1 Real E«la*e I *ir Sale • 111% M llllK It.S .lu u p riiril HI . vi Ii ii |.m ini BliUtiiUh'*. Hilt U . I,a v* I fin* laIh* f i "lit lotx I ul. ‘It t Jti i III t Jib-> . 11 nil *..... . vul M l.l NO I 'A BIN I I H *li n\\> • 1.1■ mill u .ll tod l*i<t h mu* Sec left i i «»iiie, g i a > n.i’lui * t*tn |•I• l * 11 1 11Hi 'I l IIIIN D .H litiiav Bu'i'ii* it' t in In v 1 with lock ; i • U oliii 4 ' 1'■■ • 1 1 I:,, an,I flmii n iv r lilly* ,f II S ill I) I I l l s MMN I II >|ie*’iiil, $•' I /h * la wii \ ,>i . . I'lii.tu', A -I,Call l llv it \ inn 11 hits i »* an yetone of tieoige Slum I. mi I*.a r U i it 1 I , Ill .1•'11III ITl'i' l‘J*t llliull'tl Ti l»1 tiil.ii .1* - |*»v* li*it Imiiie-i at fni St ,, Oi Iniuhi hffi.H «,lii.m i t ' , , i lii- Km ml lire i'rli lit h w 11411kel |Mil * lie* iltHe ol i. i ih> 11 i—t Kn M •m net <1* lilltj to » X|»llHit Htei I'K A T Humhi'I oi h m I h*nl -'u toll1*»-*- < \ic off ei !l llllg*" lied Maglc. pliou 121UI Manful ,| I I \ 1»V Mi * iHill* >i'l*' i a,ii (ii I Mil Ion t 11v 111C t oi/'il i ........ Indicd 1ii* I'll,,Ur IIlH iS Mild 1*11 il f "1 1.*• t« Upl , * |*ti 14i 11* til tin i f l o o m , l a r g e 1 1m» PImli* .!In \N lit h* *i arid In» fthfri’ inook, MAI I m 1- : y Monats A N N 0 U N CI N G ant pleated (n uiiniimite lliul JULY Illi & 5th SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS " * has lieen a|ipwinletl ns 24 Months To Hay si P « |i C ertified I'ul,Hr A ituiiii IuiiU WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY 2. 114.13 VINEYARD AND COMPANY NOTICE Sanford IVrd. July O’ NE A L - B R A N C H Meadoivhruok 4 Door Sedan Delivers T U B H A N FO R D U K K A I.D U hVJf I*HONE 78 <9 TRIAL! M O T O R O LA — A D M IR A L T R L E V IS t O N Cuni|>l"tii with aarlal and booster I n s u r a n c e 812 EAST HOME 1 Charley. Sand, assistant train er, of Wm I Vlricinln Univeraity .. _ . j 1 - r--- ---I uthlotic team*, ie r v n hr trainer \ O T I lK 11F APFLICA TIU N Poll for the Momphli Chii'kii In the T A X UKMII mi.iti Kiuviiia tfintwie* «>r luim Southern A siuicln t loll. NOT1CR IH I I E HP. IIY G IVEN That f h ir i ir i v t Lutiii C*» ■the h.d l hidtler .it the fiont floor of the «r of the following certlflcittc h i* Senitii<il»' t •minty Court llottpe ut filed Htijil ceil If lent** for (at Suriford Kiwi Ida tin the flfM Moic In b* l«*ti«nl i hereon The certflraie dav in the month of An hum • 1 V ‘I* nuinlier ami y«mr »»f laum.....*, i hr which d the I Hi ilay of Align |a | d**»er Iptlon uf On* properly. .m l the inWiie In which ll urn* a wn.kfuit arc hilled i hie I ml dav of July. IBi;' a* fulloHA: " P IIKIINhON O rllfU at** N«- m cierh Circuit Court. Y**hi uf Inpuatice Juh I, \ I » lut' S* mlhwle 4NotnI v. Floi nU Dcacrlltllnit nf I'riipcity tKh.M.) 1f’M # ,* m% Hlh A T i.u i 11 StiiljNinlo rtgrmgri According >•* Plata thereof ilec*»nl*«l npuii til K IC K I T H M l U l t K A the Public H fttinh ef Slciiitnnle iNuinijr Florida S C I 'I ’ I.IKH Name In which ni*e»eed Chaa »» Item Inc| I .111 nf raltl l»r'MH’M» tiffing in tin* Umin tv of Seminole, State of F lo r­ C l i M I* A N Y ida unit** auch certificate ••hull I'tn.. nt I'uiirl S tv I'd. >216X1 hr icdaemed according to l«« ihff -H it. (Itfir* l.ln r* Slue* ‘IB ” property deacrlhed In •nch certi­ ficate will he *uld In Ihe hlwlie*! Legal Notice II yi n \vi»id to Huy, Rent in Sell, See J W M ALI., Ilraltnr I Linda Slutc Hank Ihilldliitf i nil Hull ' Phone Mr.H a HI <m h s | m u m i 111 | I.UI R j,U \ I | ,V hull onto I'l» VI ll home, fill* liew kitchen et|ulp mtt'l, full living loom, full din i ti|f l no m. Jaigt* kifebeiu nr teen cil |iofih. fin i le, tm urlly In ltd ,•i ji|m«*lv l iiin ii ltd Tlie pi fee In only 17.7 ho Shown t>y nj*|i(»lill lu> ill ntdv S*'inlnole Renlty, llllt mid Magnolia, ph 27. i I1AIU.S L u ll Hull.I../* i V1 1 1\ e i . will is ■ I • -a,111*Iaf* Hull - Ft ce Pali iiit : g i»iu|i i Set v ii v, I Hint *o.i (loioindt «*ml Felt ilif *!'• >.\\A [ Small ov. i *io i|. ti * loo I H.mdoti . him I i iccasional i halt liifeitot He* in alliig VV umfti VS i v*• . oi (l it i og tini m mi » turd* 1 nth f"i ill 'i I** i n u|ihol f t-i oig ah' i<i' rnvwru I it ji» til *' 9 .V ii M Mi I .mil ii*. oi Phih|M < li urn i , I IH |*hoil • IM Uoiouial Pill flic tin, Tele ■ i A ll I l» M o \ D :; I>|di4iist«rlii<f Shop Phom P.mim P iiin iln tt A Mill *Uvc i * >. IT inn fling A Hup pi I n i -ui11 ,n 1(ng W I I ,l,i I HH .......... ......................... ... i tinning * --odil ion * >■ >'.*> t I • nil! I In III i 1. n * In f < • I I S* V L N L IT A N Hind tun ate t all Mltn ill) I Pillllt <'* Pfmlltf t ’, \ li t luiiimd* *ul lnol hgi oof * mg |ti hv* i v aSei vice glu* lni .iti! got iisiiil |ii ol i i 1iult HIM t in -: m 11ni*:i.a n 11 • 111•i• I .III I'.. I lull .1II .1 I'l......1 I ' \ II MM i'l ItM h i i:s Will ill nil t**l t t|> 11"" hi fit YAH, r 1" VV l •1 fit*) III Ill A, t i t Ut ey I ,nt i VI oi jiaiN, I l ■• I t " I ••i*uhi i K ' . I i - I OOT Id »< fx K K S Vli no t al nil YVOOil I'oliml III* I foil He I1 * film *ii Cent m l Plot tifn, f o i *4> oil * i - * tin hided Snnfoi -I f* >'* l»a m I l.nggwg*- I HOT SVA I l it I.i nU i. i u I < fiuiner ii"*ti*n»Hoi K ■ xvtlh H W IL L finv yon to inveKtigiife gi ill; I .’I liitri »T di all r * • ■ ,'1 i hlw offi i of 7 inoiii, furnished fit; l strum U»hh\ I '*► ff 1$*•.-)* hiiMii' 11a go*ul income, I .iti gi', I'feeze, |o ucticiilfy »o w I I f« w*-ll latof cit|it tf lid fHItl Pill refngi i nloi |if n■(u nil , m w , me lit* .Av4■ I o | gni ft yohitci h; oi io t oii o u ■ ' ■ -■ ■■■ «*■■■ —- 1 ileiop I of mititn'rt |(. iiiin m i 111 I It I I S M ill S A C K plione 211 I X' H* puU .f King 'JHfUl Soul)i L it k A t ! Pliolo- hf> 4 \ HPP.N I I K \S O lIK I .| (|l| u I- top ill pill*, o| 0Hi UL11 t nl.i iig, Coll Inn I I 12 M I , M il l S | | S I he p m lk g . II. i i Mv nrrifeO wax *" runviM th il |'"iih o# |i|e*-/ew*iy Ui1*^ ¥ * itfi, p iiv ale iio m I elcplnniw I 12; i f i flee t i l l mute ui It up h x M" We Hil gilhl Ih r Puuil* tun- t Yntei M W I I 4H |RS miii f444«*il lo |k#l ft i ion I *111 Mum* made llkif in v\ I inidilng, cleaning Ai Willhh iiLo poiltihle poxvci plant. •S* i xmg aSemuud*' County sUieu Iu2n 11 VI CfeiiMMi, Luke Mui >* f I S IL L Piano Phone '■I I W Technician. l(o»d** I. Sail foul 1 U li I \ \ I Ml Mm mug Sent Ilie |, O f. lando Kv«'inlig Sim Call 14uI|it: N IC K fin n l livilruuin wltli kill I ihii N il. M 'llM A n K h - Hy K in k y , ) inlJuw uy toil. t!oin|tli ti Rax Ih ih .l fir 4v ll**K*'a. 'ill! \V»*t 1HI I. .SI M il Wall, KUmr anil Kim plara. 1 lurge titity idinit l-l....... HHii W uft«r *1:014 ji.m I.V I . IM I MINI* fot the builder. M li. IIU D iiK H 1 Kelvimitof lefrigerato* **• * -p * StmUml Stone lovx* ) 1udnMilu*. I'l,an . |2M Perfeelly marked, lloHltm to- H *d •J lIKDItOtl.M fiirliivloil ih I I a «i ill.) W. I hi HI. I'll 1220. Mnrrehelle fdiillt mi lukv. Coil|ilr with I'hllill i'll O K K H 'K DKHKH at liulf prlrr. llw y. 17 Si 112 Ph. M inrfuiIt'll. I'lluMr ll'M-IV I I . iiii I if 1111v it fuilnhiiil llk« ni-w I Hi IV K ir hI Tim Kurnltuti' i l l 11 tiA U A U K A |il. iiiifiirnMIii'il will> A HTICI.I'IH WANT E D M fi1 r ’ ,- i ;■ ii i \ u ('•'tilar, liir p*i't'|iliuj| nf I of I lUI'l 111<n li it'll Si tild e L 1 1 Wa hoy, *ej) unit nluvr. TOO 61nllunvil(v. Ph. lit” HI IH1.1111K It I ■ ( ’a lliu n I mI.I,' m u J fill tllltkte XV■ 1Bill Mull 1 11 1.1 It L — 14*17 or HHII. Mmlil flu ii 17" (llympk- Cum It ill as Pit i l l 1 l-l 1*1, sir. -s lilnaliiin IL'inr Aulmnia ami I.I M ir iC K H I'K lt H O N A I.8 — I I FURNIHIIKD m tu U U il l-ronm IliHinlri |Ht). Hull's Itadlu A W IL L HUN yntii cui iig u iille g*tMK<' iijiui tiuriit— t'lttmi ami 1VANT K XTItA viii'ttliuii iminry Teli" v IhIiih Hr/ IV 1st. i'hiini' of age oi gomllllon. Phone L i. roumy. Mr*. PurrealniT I'liunr Cl. ,ui mil tliu sit lit- ami hrlt" Roy Reeh Ilninei Little P o l 111 1 6 M. *:ia-w . (In' duff In Hiiiifutil K n im rt. Cut Lot. Imliun, Dtlutiiiu III way aw ry 2 1.AIH1K M lV K I.Y IIK l.R O O M S , T R A V K K S K Kali'tiaiun Hod* -aH” tu HIM”. Ili'iikurlk OI ftHa and WANTED Kiuluy, 7:111) |im. privutn lialh, full prlvatu kit I'liiut t ' ii . ("LEAN C O I IO N MAOS rlim utnl II v Iiik mum |ulvll»Ki'». T D K M'urkiutr Mult’s slmpplnu T H E H A N FO R D IIE It VI H P rt'fir |ivrinaiii'Ml riiliplr, iml C A IIIN K T .S , Hindi, Duura. Houflnu ■w I.Irii'i* fui m-w, iisi'd ami rafllt it wmlltl liu itlval fur Iwu P f I n- L IvrNiock'HtipptirH Muiililina, I'lywuud, A ir Condi* I .Ill'll fill llltlll r fill I III' l-lllllpla'.l 7 men ur twu wuiklnit |0> In. 1 12.61. II ii n i*i *, liiaulutluii, i'hona U47 huiiu' Hiiiluit I'rliu’s Trh'pliuni IJM iII guide of wi'll.Ill I'll |HU I .'I firr wri'k |ivr ruom. Mm. I'M Cmtiplii'ira Caliloi'la, Orlamlu 1176 Thu Kurm liiii' Ccntpr— III) waril Hiifulmi, I’iiunu 266, 117 nuk Illw ay. Wi «l I 'll si W»»l lOtFi. . cumhu. T U X K IJO KKKDH. Cuniplata linn. I.OHT A N D F O U N D — i s II THK ClrOIBTKRg HunCa T u ifilo Fuad Htora. WORK WANTI-ID T U 'ilH V IIil.K H KA ( II .A D IK B w il.il watch. Dlamund N»w, muilarn, nuthiiiK fliu’r uii T IIA Y K H li»l,y rarrluKv and U. K. B A B Y H IT T K R , Mr*. Kiilkinl.n*-, Himlli'il in wlilta Huhl' IVhlta Ilna»ti-r. Chrap. I'Tiunu Mid) I III* eoihl. Pa iii 'IIi'i I II v Iiik mum, hast rafaraocas. i ’hona I2III-J. | ifuld liand. Ituward. Cuntaul iji'twri'ii H):IJIJ a.in. am) 3:00 p.m lirdruurn, tllnil liatll. Kitchen liy Ills ill■ I Office ul H36.J, VVANTH iluys wmk ui maul tvuik Fii|(l[iairPi impck liar, porrliaa ' 1006 Kaht 7th Straal. UOOD AND HAD .OKI' lied i.illfuid in McCtoryV uvarlooklnff the ocran. Comlist'll Il'P liux y 1(4.140 Ktuir, vtsluaIt)*' papera, drlvri a plain thrna-wny v e n t i l a t i o n Card J pc. I.ivliiK ruuni 10— llualnraa O ppurlunlllra — III It. i'll**', iiionay. I'lrusv raturn IhmiiKlinut all apta. Fu lly fur* auitu 16.00 tor. K. H.li HI. i'hono 1610-J, nlalipJ- llrifii, c It I it a, allvnr, FOR HAI.K—Block and «i|itl|i 16.01) kltrlianwHm. Klnnal flahlnif uii Uni'll huliy hed uml liiattraas inaiit Id Top Nidch saivica nia (I hiyI 6 lie. Dllirttu 120.00 FOUND Small weed cutler with tlm roaali Surf flHhlmr anil trout tiun. Hava aimihct upanliiK tin liumlle in hluu car Saturday fin til UK in adjacent water*. For SI i*i lit I y li sad rull'uwuy had ■ stilts to rvfune. Appiovlinutalv Cull llernld UH T. Ill own. reacrvatlona call Bryan and list'd luund uuk illuiuK lahla 1181)0 will iiniidiit. Can ho fiand i) chairs ........ 26.00 Conway, Tltuavlllu 86. Thu 4iailC*«ii- Cuntari Jeff Davia, AijUA lovi'hlnl. Grey wlngi. Call lim'd 3 pc. I.iviny ruuin aulta 30.00 CloMtara. 0 3 6 . _______________. HllbU and Dark. R y k . $ 110.115 ahonwurn 3 pc. Bt wa aa — — — in lli'druum Bulla 70.00 ■ M M M M n — i - - a w FURNI8HKD Apt.” T’ rlvata hath IS— .1 CTOMOllll.KH —1| 1 3 HPBiaAj. HBHVlCKH -1 5 M A T IIK H OK H A N FO R D Apply Clark’* Tuurl.t Court. I 20.1 nil K. IM HI. H w n a 117 I k auirth of r lly Ilm lU. Or 1061 C R O flL K Y Station W taart, CABINKTH Furmlca topa. (I. Vs low iii 11i'll ars'. I.oriiiami'* Haatau* Woodwork In if. 612 Kntiforil A vs W IN K * AND L I 6 P D R ! rani, PbtWa 600* W A 1463-J^ „ furnlahetl houia. A ll Pu»alat **••!■ ' 1 Ily Walt Ulanhi 4 iif A C W S * V I I i'lmiia law), IV l H"1 9 KTTAKETT Hy Caul Itolitnm - vyh ' i lAve r syiEt?r- TALkCBP J V /C ELP INTO.'? , MVOW Ain HELOMO&lM sn 26.00 Cowan. Fhona 610. OOI.D8 BORO FA CtA Q S HTOHB ! « • W. IMIS •*. - ^ tra Ilkrh' Ba TTKHY, Ganarator or Hlarlur Barvlca. Cali 617, Bwaln'a Bat* 26' GLIDER 3 roum 1047 TrtiUr. (7(40. Chlldran'a Hjiui, Intsr* tsry Barvica. Hanford Avtnua prlit. and Bud Itraat. * i 'L . �Matmere tJia Casselberry Methodist Church, She it eurvlvad by a grandson, ’ Mrs. Ella V. Slade, 80 year old Lengwood resident, dint Monday night In the Florida Sanitarium following an Illness of two year*. Born in flak Valley, Conn. Oct. J. 18l>2 Mr*. Slada was a cousin CI PresWfrf.. '"'■'•eland. She had resided In Longwood for the past 82 years where she was actively associated with the beautification Of that city. She was a member of tha Longwood Civic League and Legal Notices n r A P M .it 'A T io n r u n T A X U S1KII I Bee. I B M * F lo r lr i* S la lH te e » f IUIMI N O TIC 'D IH la C IU .IIY U IV K .N . vo th u That II W. KM «a. I III. Iiu liler or Ih e fa llo w in g c a r t if lc a la lia * (lic it r t r l l l l i a t* (n r la s deed tu lie tleued Iherenn. The le r llllc ile fium her end rmr nf U aiiah ea, th*> d e se rip liu o u{ th * e r u g e r ir , end in * nam e in w h ich II w s s »•»*•■ ml are ae fo llo w s i C e r lir ir a t o Nu. IS * T e a r o f Iia n a n c * J u ly I , A .P I I I * D e e crlp llu n uf P ro p e rty ; N W U o f N K I4 Peel Ion It T o w n s h ip s i Hnulh fle n s e Jl D e a l, f t A cre s. N am e In w hich assessed D .D . D a n ie l A il or eeld p ro p e rly being In the C o u n ty of Henilnole. ritete o f F lo r * t i e . unteee eurh e e rtltic a te e h e ll !>•> redeemed e rc n rd ln n to le w the p ro p e rty (tnarrlhod In eurh n e rtld e a l* w ill he euld in the h ig h est b id ­ d e r e l Ih e fro n t door nf Ih e Heml n o l* C o unty C o u rt House e l Henfo rd , F lo rid a , on the (Ire ! Monday III the m onth of A n a u n i. i s m . w hich la the t lh dey o f A u a u a t. IS M D eled thle 2nd dey nf J u ly , 1DM O. I*. IIK IIN D U N C le rk C irc u it C ourt, Memlnnle C o u n ty, F lo rid a M id come of (he shootings The Polish officer* had their hand* lied in a dlatlnctive manner behind (heir back* and most of them were shot In the head. O'Konski said this technique has been uied against American* In Korea. O'Konskl said the committee fixed the time of the Katyn massa­ cre ast he spring of 1940. For months after that, hofctffcr.' Ain*cow officials were telling Polish authorities the prisoners all had been released to Join a Polish army then being raised against the Germans. O'Konskl laid the remit de­ clares thin evasiveness Is being practiced at Panmunjom, perhaps for the same reason, whenever Al- Lattimorc Il'naH nnea f m m F a a » Onel "Slacked" evidence 1o be used against him and of contributing In wnnt he railed hysteria whipped up by the Nationalist Chinn.lobby. A similarly vlgnrnus denial of nny Itcd conncrlimis or leanings was made by Lnlllmore in IU50 when a .Semite Foreign Relations Committee Investigated charges by Sen McCarthy (ll.-Wls.) of Coin mitnlsl Infiltration of Ihe State Department. McCarthy accused Laliimore of being a lop Soviet agent and the chief architect of U. S. pulley In Ihe Far East Liiltlmore rclorlcd "Moonshine " Th" Democratic ma­ jority of the iorrlgn flrlnlion.s unit, headed liy former Sen. Tyd Inga (P.-M d), described McCar­ thy's charges ns "a fraud and n hoax." The Wisconsin senator «nld Ihe Tydlngs subcommittee had conducted "a whllcwnsh." PLEADS INNOCENT LONDON i/T — William Marlin Marshall, 21-year-nltl Foreign Of fire radio operotnr, pleaded inno ccnl loday In charges of slipping state secrels In a Russian diplo­ mat. Ills trial was sel for nexl Wednesday, July D. LITTLE PEOPLE • Genuine KoroHeul Play Pools Official Photograph ■ U. fl, Navy A Intnl of 111 units nf blood wern donated by N nvy men on Juno 21. Volunteer workers assisted In program. Left lo right, Mr*. J. L. Chittenden, rh nil mm; Mrs. Clara Ginn, Red Cross chairman of lord volunteer women; Lieut. Comdr., Dr. F. K. .Cullum; Mrs. F. E. Cullum, Mrs. C. M. Kllng, Mrs. Blood I k Donated At Navy Station Clinic A lulnl of III units of blood were donnlrd bv Nnvv men stnIiomd nl Ihe Hanford Naval Auxi­ liary Air .Station at the Red Cross sponrored lllood Rank clinic at the station on .tune 24. Wives of men at the alntinn served as vol­ unteer nurses and workers. These were assisted bv Mrs. Clara Ginn, Red Cross rlmirman of .Saoford volunteer women, and Mr*. J. C, Roycc, wife of Dr. J. C. floyce. Nsvv volunteer ntlt set included Mrs. Robert J. Ilillingslcy, Mrs. A. Kopcr, Mrs. If. A. I'lgott, Mrs. E. J. Ifaruieyor. .Mis. If. L. Eng­ land, and Mrs. IV. F. poddy. Nuvv volunteer workers were Mrs. F. E. Cullum, Mrs. E. It Rrowneller, Mis. ,f. f„ Chittenden, Mrs R. f„ King. Mrs. C. A. Rlioiin, Mrs <!. M. Kliog nod Mri. R. L. Lctton. Ibuiiemade cookies were donat­ ed by the wives of officers of Filthier Suoadmo Tills ly . three (VF :ia>. .Soft drinks, orange julre anil breakfast lolls were also do­ nated, |f'n n tln n* < l Water Skiis — 29*85 i All People FISHING Enjoy The Holidays With Equipment From SPORTING GOODS prom I 'a ir PoliticH H 'n e lle n r d Frii-w F e e * l i s t ) lions: On the or in and of the Elsenhnwer people, Ihe committee allotted an hour :md a half tn each side In Ihe forthcoming Texas and lamlnlniiii disputes In Ihe pre convention maneuverlogs which began Monday, the Taft forces have clearly estab­ lished thru control of Ihe conten­ tion machinery Eisenhower backrrs any grimly It will he a dif­ ferent story when the convention delegates themselves start stream­ ing into town. Tall led Eisenhower with 470 delegates to .|lo as today’s con­ tests started. That was based on Ihe Associated Press listing of delegates pledged, inslrocletf or willing to express a preference, or on candidate ennresslons. Needed In win; IKK. PKOPK8AOR DIES I)HANFORD, Conn, Ul -E d ga r If. Klurtevant, 77, professor emeri­ tus of linguistics at Yale Universi­ ty, one nf Ihe founders of Ihe Linguistic Society of America and a former president nf the Ameri­ can Oriental Society, died Tues­ day. CASUALTIES REVEALED WASHINGTON kB-Tho Defense Department today Identified 78 bat­ tle casualties In Korea In a new list (No. 508) which reported eight killed, 68 wounded ana two miss­ ing FLORIDA DRAPE "A " — DRESSED and DRAWN Frey UcntoH Hermans Oranga Band All Meat FRANKS Swift* Premium Skinned Shnrtahnnk Tender Smoked ROLLS HEAVY WESTERN Truman Little Bigger People Lejral Notices Legal Notices tleel made a great hullabaloo against Ihe Iwo dams he dedicated Say lug the dams were nttockrd as a "method Inwards sm'iulirnllnn of Ihe electric Industry," Mr. Tru­ man declared; "The Amerlrnn Medical Assncla Ron uses this same slngnn In lls fltild against better health and ho* pllnl services for Urn rnintnnn man. "The real eslntr In h h v uses Ihe same slogan In lls rigid ngalnsl housing programs, "In oilier words, every lime we try to do something for the people, some sneelnl lulerrst pops up and yells 'socialism '" Mr Truman’" train rolled In whistle rinp fashion through O n Irol Arkansas Inward the border «( tils unlive Missouri to dedicate the Roll Slmals and Norfolk flams From Ihe platform nf his sprelal train ill Newport. A rk, Toesdny night, he told several hundred per sons! “ This Is Ihe No I whistle slop of 1852-(hern will lie n lot more of them," He added: "Bill Ihey will lie different from W48. since 1 will he wnrklng for somebody else." The President flew Inin Lillie Rock Ttioxdnv night In an Air Force ('onslellnliiin for one nf his rare appearances In (he South. Arkansas was not one of Ihose stales Hint fell Into Ihe States lllghls column in 1848. BEEF CHUCK Quick Froien Young Grade A Pressed and Drawn 3 to 10 Lb, Avg, Sultant Brand In Chill Gravy T-BONE SIRLOIN Red Beann Kidney Beans Blackeyed Peas Dressed and Drawn Grade A Allgood Hiked Sugar Corsd Breakfast HEAVY WESTERN PALM RIVER IJREAKFAHT CORNED BEEF HASH Crowds r nr Jane Parker's Fresh GOLD or MARBLE PRESTON EXTRA SMALL Whitahoaaa Apple Butter Bisquick your living ip ir i oal-of-Aooni — to b«u(|fy your H u n m w ( f fit w l eonervU ahbri i n oimpl* to liuMtU, •conomtcul, iM k n l k A M w Immm for ymir spring ynri impmvmvntil s* Pltln — lie McVMivnrnd OrMH, TH# R*d lSe tuck* dsHvnsd -T SEAUELL HOFT WHITE Oak Hill Tomatoes RtUaMa Grade A Sweet Peas Galatin Daawrti Sparkle | �ft< r • ■: v,- n m r x * v *^ffT*i>«ii. y ftCff/,1^1 ■ j. ijvfc . ,«7jjy rt(i-*nptr ' 1111: W L i i n i E i t I t YOU D O N 'T m * t7 » r e a r 3 *aford H « u U , C ltj D e liv e ry , by 7:00 P . M., pitas* c*U YELLO W CAB U U S T h e l a ^ • V O L U M K X X X X 1 II M ayor N am ed S a n fo r d Formal Confirmation Of Thomas Lemon's Application Expec­ ted By Commission Thomee Lemon, former mayor and city manager of Bloomington, Ind. haa been tentatively selected a* city manager of Sanford, tho Herald was Informeil today. Con­ firmation of his appointment is expected at the next meeting of the City Commission which has been scheduled for July 14. Mr. Lemon who has held the combination post of mayor and city manager of 111Doming ton for the past four yeats. was until recently a wax manufacturer and vilited Sanford last Sunday and Monday at which time he was formall" interviewed 'by all city commissioner*. Pointing out thet the Commis­ sion has be»n deliberating continu­ ously on thr procurement of a one naramnnnt consideration that we have held all alon<' Is that the man selerleil a« city manager m"|t be appro«ed hv all flv» commisslonere without re.iervatlon. He added that more than tin ap rtlcellr.ni h**’a been received a’ul that jn or t? have been r>-<-«m,nllv Interviewed t a*l Sunday three anplicante. besides Mr. Lemon, visit­ ed Ssnford and interviewed four members of the Commission at the Valdes Hotel. Mr. Catraway was enable to see Mr. Lemon until { Monday. “ The |ob t<a« been offee-d to a man whu all rile commissioners feel Is a natural for the Job", Mavnr Stamper said. The other three applicants In t»rview»<l were: Leon Miner of South Hand. Ind.. Richard price nf Wavno, Pa. and Paul White of Lawrence, Kan, Commissioner Carrawsv sold that Mr. Lemon “ will make us u mighty fine mimf*. "I was much Imprejie^jaith-hla experience nod background ,h e said, “ It did not take him very long to convince me that he la the heat man available for the Job” . Commissioner Ivey nlsn said that Mr. Lemon was tils choice an cltv mtiiaurr He added that Mr. Lemon had snhl that lie would noretd the post If It were offered to him. Commissioner John Kader indi­ cated that lie was not sure that Mr. Lemon would aeon* the lob aa city manager hut admitted Hint a man has iwen ten’ ntiv'-lv un­ proved for the post. He also said that Mr. Lamon and Mr. White were the two most likely prospects and he added that "gll of the com mlsslonera are agreed that tb<man selected would ho the rlsrht man T for, city of Snnfurd __ .manager _ he la young and aggreanlve and I* a family man with two sons’* Commissioner Chase was non­ committal about tha appointment, hut admitted that ha had heard of the Bloomington, Ind. man and that the final decision would he made at tha n n t meeting of thj *0 i r n i t s s s S O s Psss T w a i Klrchhoff Plans Huge Ike Postcard i li Arthur Klrchhoff, who recently mpds a hit with postmastera at thslr convention at Llttlo Rock, Ark., by lenaing thorn a huge postcard, 18 by 44 inches In alie on which waa pasted 84 souvenir card* with local views, Is getting ready another whopper card which ho sold he will mall to Honeral Elsenhower Saturday. In addition, ho U sending a campaign button, eight Inches In diameter, which ha made from an I Mttmlnuin cake box. He chile it « “ Crocker for Ike” button as It ll titled “ For Ike** and haa crackera painted an It. The big card la addressed to the general at the National Republi­ can Convention, Chicago ami bears tha mssssgs “ W* Florida Cracklira went Elsenhower.^___ Sanford Herald t Vacation-Pack No matter bow far away *eym homa yea may | s m yoeTMatlon yaa can readily eatcb ap aa lb# homo towa news by ending the Raaford H *ra» when you retam. Ton can ar­ range with yoor carrier bay, or As M anager Ingley Ueni^nH SA N U O H D , Jet Bomber At MacDill Falls Killing Crew Wreckage Is Strewn Over Quarter Mile Area Near Braden­ ton At 8:45 Today □ Local Banker Is Made Vice President Of Jacksonville Bank Jmiiivs I.. luglry, who has served ns bead of the Huiifuid At­ lantic National Hank since 1934, today resigned as president of (hut Institution and announced thut lie will move to Jacksonville In mid-August to accept a posi­ tion as vies president <>( ths Jack­ sonville Atlantic National Hank with which the Hanford bank is affiliated. Mr. Ingley said that this de­ cision has been made reluctantly, that b» regrets tbo necessity «t moving from Hanford, but that tile oppoitrinities afforded fur great­ er service by his new position me such that they cuutd not be ignoi id. Ills resignation was acted upon try the humd of directors at then lost meeting. In announcing Ills decision, Mr luglry expressed his deep appre­ ciation fur the valuable friend­ ships lie has made In Hanford, and commended the directors, offl curs and personnel of the bank fur their loyalty ami co-operation throughout Ids yearn of assoclu lion with them, lie uttrlhutcd the giowth of the bank and Its fine iinniirlal cunditiun to Ilia axcallent aplrit which ban prevailed. Mr. Ingley was burn In Pitts­ burgh, I'a.. Jan. 7, 1997, of Eng­ lish stuck. Ilia parents, Albert and Mary Ingley, had moved to Pitts­ burgh from Birmingham, England, shortly before Mr. Ingley was born. They raised a large family, four brotliera ami three sisters, some of whom were burn In Eng­ land and some In lids country, Gnu of Mr, Ingley's brothers, the lit, Rev. Fred Ingley. Lf.D.B., T.U., waa bishop of tliu Episcopal diocese of Colorado until his death last year. Uisbup Ingley preached In the Holy Crosa Epis­ copal Church of Hanford during the spring of 1942. Mr. Ingley served In tha U. S. Navy during Ihe first World War after which he was married to Misa Agnea Watta and moved to Jacksonville where ho became connacted with the Atlantic National Bank. He waa much interested in base­ ball, playing sem i-pro independent baseball fur 16 yeare and icmalnIng an ardent fan ever alnce. He has also been actively interest*,! in other eporta, especially golf and tannla. Mr, Ingley wae a member uf the Junior and Senior Chambers of Commerce in Jacksonville and acted a* vestryman of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. Tha Ingley a* two children. Marguerite and Jimmy, wera horn In Jacksonville. On Dec. 29, 1936 Mr. Inglsy moved to Sanford and aaaumea his dutlss aa executive vice presi­ dent of the Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank under the presidency of tha lata rater J. Feitner. lie remained In this position until Jan, IS, 1944 when he waa elect­ ed president of the bank. On Ihe flrxt January following ttwatia—a o » r M t r a wer „ ,8 M P BE POSTED HTT ROME (It — The tanker Rom Mary, bald In Aden Harbor after aa.*it rectivtd Rose Mary naithar tha ______ ship nor tha lift « u given. a r d I f e r a l f t AN IN D K I’ K N D R N T D A IL Y N K W SP A P E It RHADENTON vt* -A screaming. Ilamlnt! Ii 47 Jrl bomber crashed 25 miles southeast of here today killing all aboard. Site i ll f Ituy tiaden reported a boy idlild pick up Ibe biggest piece of wreckage strewn over » ipiailcr mile atea and a kneecap (rum one of (he airmen was the largest portion id a body recov­ ered ll,oh'ii said offlrlals al Madlll! Air Force Hasp III lumpa said the ' le was listed Ibe re like ship taken nlf about 30 minutes holme it crashed I he crash occurred al a 15 a ill IPs miles from Myakka City Hadcn said Hill Parlance, a Hradenton policeman gave lids version of ibe accident He and (Icorge Gill, a license examiner lor the Highway Patrol, were fish lug when They heard a screaming noli*. They sa-‘ the plane in Haines It look a diva and Clashed nose ,io" “ * B*nL. h*’ »«,1tf|,e‘l •*? .“ c- first There was a big puff of cepl a position as vice pirsident smoke The ship dllllcd a bole In of tile Jackso n ville A tlantic N a ­ the ground with such fori'e ll tional Hank. opened an underground spring V.ben Ihiiruuce mid Gill reached Ingley Resigns As Bank Head Here For Jax Position i Aft,!' «04.VI \ 1Alift* ATl\K> AAUS rt I ■ ■ II a i i t i i i i i n i u n i t t'Htahllshed 11*08 B lo o m in g to n , In d . n P j / cloudy to cloudy through F i i i l i $ , - tth ehDI* t c i l l i r t d show­ er* lit lu.tth pot lion <0,1 •catlc.'ed 'tin ei» and thwi-ii-rsho.vers In , ,l|, IXIllltlU In-. Mlill nt; vilely< iii e i i il . i< r i «1j , l iilii” ino ge In 1**i<a|-a*i alut e ll.O H IU A TH U U SD A V Red Truce Chiefs Offer New Scheme M UN SAN. Korea 1/7*1— Com m unist negotiators today of feted a new plan fur breaking l i e K orean trm e talks dead­ lock, but an A llied tpukssnian •aid the p iopu -al contains a "lot of gimmick* and putent is l gim m icks." M a|. Gen. W illiam K . H a r r i­ son J r . anld ihe Itrd plan "may he an Im portant m u and ll may nnt. Ih e lin la In d ira lrd they would ease their demand fist return of all m ilita ry prison era III I'n llr d Nations slnckadea. provided Ihe 2(1,900 Chinee* ran llve a are returned. 'Ih e y , a-ked for seerrt sessions t l) ' d lsru ss the proposal. Mari l*i,ii. Ihe senior A llied negotiator, Im mediately called for ■ dlourninrnt m ilII Friday to study It He did mil reply In the Comm unist d iliu m l for • ir r e l sessions. Senior Officer Of East German Sector Deserts •l Other Red Police men Flee Willi Him To West S.iiu tiuiry JU L Y 3, l ‘).VJ A ssuriiilcd l lri,i>i l.rn-tril W ire No. *.!2ti uNCmiuForIke Announces Fight Blocking Reds T o Keep Party Clean, Fit For Leadership President Criticizes 'Go It Alone* Amer­ icans In Report D e ­ livered To Coni:i ess W ASH IN GTO N i.t* Proddi-ul 1 1ll III li it t-,1,1 Congress to,|.n Ihe Glided N ullum made II possible lo stop H um la lie said A m e ilca n "go ll alone ' advocates would m vile Win Id War 111 llic l.iemlin pulley of compirsl iiiig l.l lo, o ' been tl rt--vksltl.lt- lie •jld " ll it h o t lud been c lra il* Hid deciMVely bluttgbl to llw I i .i i of w oild opinion in Ihe I N" We van ii in peaie hut »e can mil i<in M ilium- " il.o t 'li -iilciit •aid "V in t util,i e all, we can,ml am 11 by f.n ce alone We . all n il, the peace only by conlooiliig to a,irk loi iiile iu q llo u a t tuslice and m o iu llly through Ibe Untied Na none ” Submitting an annual report n lilch ile ta ilrd I billed Stale- re la I ions with Ibe international oi gam rallou, .Mi T ru m an ml in ill accom panying leltei that al Ihiiugh tln -e iidutlnn* hs,t- been ,'a m e d on nio-tly mi a non paM i-an Ins-Is there have lo-eii p iilis .ili Germans Would Fight Russians ’, Says Immigrant Youlh In Sanford t i l l W It'll tilSI V w* till* R .ip ; h i <»in ( !»•»*i k*ia K ill A in II , t o ,lilt HI *lli« 4ir i m ails a i » lls’ 1,1 I I'a H u -m in ’* H* W nU kfril i F I < *•* V* I (is i 111it I■ lllllh l|fl Hill ' III ' 'Et11f M111 li* 1l H I"!'1I' till R111*1 I ' 'ilil S I It t i l , MIII' */i>l»>» 1 * ,,j u .- ir . I* ii *« I I H im " it .l i e s » u i 1 il-i l»iMl, f 1> tii i kMin-j *«A t m h . t l || *1 I V * li fh .Util fit It! |i ll 1***i U * s . It I i l l V'i * i'll fill' n i l H i r I r it | 4 i t Ik IV III iitf I* till t111’ t*k 4<kl it "..Ilift *'•«>" L l i III' tiuh ut (in u n t il i f i I* in. 11*li, mi.lrtl I kml H ps‘n |ilr ' Vtiulrl JM#'f» I t m'l'uiutt lull |itnVr|s I,, F.Vflt l.v llllk ll V4it lit .* I It lit It* I l l« I Ilk HI V* lillt I tl I* I ss (it* I title* I III" f-*| ll - A hi I It 'III 9 t" iv •• t .1 Mil fv* ii kvt t tiami Liii in. ,,k uil ,1 1 III. '**£*:& tts? Volt* Tn Li >ay i» h ila ii »l' V|l1#1 ml i .v iii i t is’ii - v«| v%ilift llitf I*1‘ II l • 111* 'Hftl mi t.» 111 ‘ nur cltMII *1i*IM .L • It Ik 1 ' 11 "l.i »• ll* IimI s i i | Digcl - I i Uf Is I III "Mi I j)e ' ,*t, I *i ■ 'Siiim* of Hu—*» H 1:n‘h> .in ' in .io«* mill i ■ 1' i i I Mill V1 • in i -itiiM id im p i l k ’IHV Mill i'i ll it(illii> i IMkt I \t *•111-1 « lliriti 'l> l| I w in! I Vill lii Kills lead lo llo ‘ holiH-aiisI I It Vs ill Jit ll' \ Fill f I-' Mr T rum an Mill ■ IKIt 1.1 N r A ......... . stair 111 old,- oat M i l ,,l Hi,.-1- o ho ui > li* lit I i 'si, nit,*l ui *• t i I Ibe Mem- Ib e hole a lre a d y Imd | | ,e r , ,I th r F i s t i.e r n m n C iim ...................... ( ll ti * * H I \ u c blind b, <1 I If I I I lilli il w ith >valer and su n ie llu id rnnril-sl "p e o p le 's p o lic e " and nlm ',-o ll alum lii * i . H i l i t it I oil) O would ll i 11o V on th , mu la c e wux hut nmg oilu-r lie d im h o - in c ii ile - e rte d t>, .............. . * I . Hills Slid ‘ sit Is ( ' OI III fe e d liv e w lm w a s in a l i r e the W, I vvltlllli the l>a-l 1Mllo lir i Hi, -o lid ploutess tow a id *11 I (|S \ \ < d i l l Hit* 11(kill p ic k in g ol ultKi x tw o m ile s Ir o n . W e-I Hi t In i o t lic ia l lllllinunctd oe.u'e v*l«V« It tile • ''tiled .S ill .sl.«.Ill III.* I ' m Hie c r a s h , sa id " l l seem ed lik e in li-i nia.le ill llo past seven It* | ftp* t I tin » lit ' * e a rth ,m a k e “ " ‘ i “ " u o s l shook h im ............. | „ s p e , l „ l I toM Ho................................. ........... ................. . in lit • d ml* i i in mi Iro n i the tre e | „ w ||„ . Iu llh „ ...p ilv a le n l lo ....................... ........................ v ,,“ * i- I■ I ill* r I ••»\ III 111 3 The 1117 Is a. speedy medium iiia lo r w as m e b iiiK e of the ilc '**" I11,1 I »I* bomber flown by a 3 mini crew pailllicut eoncei Ill'll w llb SoVIcl lie did ooi i.ti iitllV anv " I Ihe \ Mil I II .| In i' ,1li 31||i' I i II* i pilot, navigator unit bombardier sei lor biirilers HI Heillll Co d alone advocates 1 •n w I, •la 1ill il Itiili’M f» nl. * * I l l s 1 11! %I'f ll V It Is one of Ihe fantes! planes the hollow', the biggest Ip,It yet to Mongl, M.u \iilnir h- i d il,< till ui t hi \m ifiM fh - lit, in Air Force bun w tlg g b ' out of ttu- llo 'inn net In pin a < m In -nidi i-ss to ion m )IsIIIt1 11*»tlh I nf | m i in i i* ii C U T I iiiiiL 'U iiit V „ -Cl,, F a s t G e t m u n v , told W e ste rn po Ia s i ve.u a lb i M r ' H im ....... I .-III,I k*i il*' I •i ll|i« i 1)141,1 i M 1 IIT I .A U U h H U A L K <m A M a | ( l | . |l(, wa% n ,,, p ;„ ,t l o v e d I ............... I - u h a s t * ............ ... pi ill ,41 |. IS. * II Ill'll sill .1 | t tin e < oi saltp > I l i c t m a il V o lk s p o lu e l t p n ip le 'a |H, <i . |*t ll- Ill >14 e a iig h l on . the rear .t r u l of hl» | ( t | > | | ) m , wi(‘s tu r“ #d n „ - I n ,.dent l e t ............. «> •<• k ill Ml burning plane today when In- a ll in .s lru iiu -lll III c iv i l w a r ’ •••I iihtll full! i i n in it ia l I n l I l l ’ll With b la m e III Hu (mil 11n’i IF •'!. ih<I l<< balled out and lie had to shale ll lliillu x v , in i-h arR e uf lliu S o v ie t M im m init ik is I w a r n*'p'‘ * M .v ..f • mi* ih| r. In Iln hu ill Hill 11* Iihimv Ueluro llouHmt to earth d m easu re.x d e sig n ed h i cut J ” '.!*' *Siiv ■- lrI lead* r i have been l,i*l Iitfliift 1lilt <i> ijuni iiiti»!■** i"„ file The plntiu crashed anil exploded ninlfs p ire W est llc r lln xei to rs fro m till a lew aecondx later at Htowurd eontuct w ith the F u s t /o n e c a m e M im illiuled In till'll doet rules nl fit Jill «' 1 * ti ii i l i *ii i „11*» * ,1 lev'... I r«Kt||t'lli ryhl i i, llln t\i v3 nl* i m*iii if*»m •»iyi j#*oi Countv Airport 3tk miles south of S . , n . l l , « a S , C < ............. - ....... . i l ......... Vtifk n u ll in ’ > l..i nl II flit Fori Laudardala. lil* • I iki-i Ulikt* l*H | tt*11*>iT , Mi* The pllnl, Gnpt R If Hub,sell, rl. ,1 tin. ll. ds t.rinamr total conM.I.-ralmm, be »•»*« ... ' ft,,1 tlio Iti-ils, tirlngmc 'Intntal 29, M iam i, suffered second degree , pt ha- U-l tin- K re m lin min CM I \ l«A*| H11( i k l!(tllM>M HI,t Iim I foi the fli.,1 days of July -ilnim Ci,in •|U*IM!Mi,l I *3 ill .iiiliii- it a cm,i-,,- ot niti-rnuim ual condo, t Ll burns of Ihe face, arm s ami llilg ln to in di-li'clors, mi uimvuiill) l,n it* * 'In He was ulnm- in the lighter plane mnnbt<r whnti llili- a 'c if Ho- peace ol Iln- s' I ( 1/4*11 I l l ' I n i iJ hi w i n f IV ! i »iMilt I V 1-, ll |*)*1 | *V1 -I u ,it HI In xlii rmg op c I iims w ar A l Hroworil G eneral Hospital hollow Is said In liuvr Ijrninjhl In n u livcitin g flee govci 111111-1,1llu b sc h 's eundltlon was described II* Nil I krl V . H V "I k V IV with him wiluulili- inform.ilum , oil iiih I , uiplos iog In--' lid im ld iillo it us "gnucl." ill Mia hit* I " *. *'' v \ renting toll,iit Voik'.pnlm-i plans, mill ■ mi,-in • i iln tutvld Guinn Ii < ,'M 'MilI ■ h**'» 'll I tons -I till |'licit * | k iln told attendants lliut hu " m< |111( s),o| n,,, Inlorm.iiion is in-a linin'* <>l i xlciid iiig il mi a rouilm- lligld will, the -i- m |„.hlK M, |i„||im t,M,„-d Fighter Squadron In,in tin- M., „ VI., („ Allied anilooito-s riililn d will,out ic c .in l lo ibe so, , , i , nl* nl nth,'i in,toms nl iC ip c il im it s rine Air Station, llpa Itw-ka, iumil , lvns rliiM-ly iiiti-r larixillft Other plinth with luml tfiufer Hollow's dire,-lion. Ho- Ini tlx ll rigid Iln- I'li-ild c n t Mini In- Imped tin marks and iralile patterns when I'omiiHiiiivts nl the Hast Znnr li.m* his plane cniigld (ire elenreil wide Ilines through lm< is ,1.,v m il conic win ii Hie K re m lin He leaped mil, he said hoi the In give guunls mdiiimm-ri'd u mi m il ,1c,id,- " i l eat,lint m ake at1 s»a w s5'rjs?sa ? ssiv- Se.itIIIK <)t T.dl I >ele- (ir iM T .il t Oir 4 Mil* Ik* SI ill *t. li’l'- lt f l I III *S(S111; i r lit till tut l*t i i likit! Kail Ti.ulf" (till i,:isst*j| its Suiialt* Lous To INrsiilrn! »' r ih ill I, • V II * 1 Mk ttf in 111>1i 1-1 .. ).'( 1 I I I , ••*. f- 1* Hi.. i 1 *•1 (Mil 1 I" 1 ik.t IIM 1 h M.'l, i ■ .Mils 1 I ’ l. Mi'll! 11*14JIf ,111 *ti i if,*li\ -■ It,*l* \\ *'lli« .Lit III Lt Its* |) , , • 1 fi» 111 Ih* H t1 *' "1' |.| *3 I *1 M ' 1 ...... 1! Ill ti .4,1h L ii11 .ill* 1 13311 .It . Ml th 1. .Is M*n •t! "I1**' lik ill it *hi 11 I'I I I I i ki'ls 1 Mkl.l ,1., full MII * 1 .1(11 S1. il • 1Hi* .11 It ft - 1- I I it 1 • "I 1 1* (I* 1. " ' J |! 1 » nil M l t 1.. I'M ll ' ........... . i 1<. i k 1 , .(III 1 .......... f l-l , mi.* It t.k t ,Ml .It *1' II ll l,k i k l sti 1' *1' » • ' 1 III! tii NhmI Invikalinn • i i • |l, | i h *i*i m i n 'i " it if >M IM I m Mi h *1 H* • this* il l 1*1 m c l m it li* i (it *44* ■I it. l l ’ I Mil 1 ll t 1*11 .......... . tki. . . i f f ' • i it IMII .'ii i * .1 .1 . ................. t I < I''*",;* k« r • ii *: i ,l , -1 i i .1* i ........11. ,ii* t, in . ■1 M'S it • 1 I* ' if ' HM*’ Mil Ilk if III. I n i Cl* 1 N 1 • M * 1 i Oh m t u i lit** |H •'s"M| 1 ( 1 Mi «( H m ,1 lllint, ,1 l ' H i kill 11k » ll 111 I'.tl , ,1 II ll | "I. *’ 1 ,1, 1 ,1, mI -h ie ,1, 11sint i . • ■ n ,*, , 1 1 **.1.. . . ■ III la 1" 1is vi *| Hm , m i\ i llhii tl Mil) ilphohl Ib , Ib-pllllMl KM t t ilM i l •!« ,1 l<n | la* all,! Mi 1|s«i 11 in k ” s\(i’ Ip st*. 1’' i niiiwni l, • w in iiii • • 1s t l l i ll,I H |*1■ *• ih || * H i f * I m 33,11 \ ,l.t ’ . . ( k.1. ft \ r h i isii*i*i»i . nfUi • ! i • i 1 *tl il* • I Il'IlM U 1. i .(..... i It 41,*1 i- 1 |M .t'fs lllti! i * *, ill in lilt! ii , f*>'|*« *' » t im ti H tkiki Ik *1 t .. * ,j 1; , . ' I , f "11k1M 1111ij i “ 1 il n H,Mt |t. M* 1 t ft '' kM•< 41* k ' I,- i ,.i I.M* !’o (iolliam (limit s I.I.* Ll ll Lii Is Sink* ! tnimr 1st m d T r m l I anil Iill" Hii chute became entangled oil o rein ulunp Hie sei-tnr hmindnry wlnm t-it- .... and -olive....... wutk. and will ,'liuiige Its eu, ii <Miss kdtil Itillinjr 1I-- I HIM. Ik I h i h t I nf I dp strut of the tilnring Corsair He 'he Reds have made ........... t<>Hm I til’ll Inre we mil l I'onltmte In Ills I ■ *’ |*M * I t IM *fl I n • IMi i i yanked the t hole loose nod cam, West a matter of a life and d, ,,ih I, l -in* tel w llllligne - In lake till, IIM It nl MHi r , ill* \ * f I .......I 1 n l . | \ I ,t. m i l s .(1 I ' 1 t I l l s lit i'll IM 1 down west of Ihe airport •n il \ Hie lluw „( refogees sernv. Hie mill, ti-p-, low m l • , not Oder,, i a i i ii if I L smi, ft* • H* I.• : it*,i -i i •i * il i • (*i « E. * 1 *l si n in I Hi Hm .1 ' . . 1 •I* If /mini holder lias slowed down tie II, ,mil ten loll-, " Im .aid "W e m o - 1 .hmI l aiil ri ii * (1 It ! Mil i . i i*.*t" tiin ’ I" Mi I', I Mil i I 1 . il ' Hi 1 ..................... ............. . , onllilue to keel' the dnol npeil In I'uusu nl Ihe drastie me x.iiies i n r. l M.sr llh ii 1 ■M! II, lil t I -Mti 1 • lut 1 . i H, 1 IIIVs'l* 1 .............. 1 ' • s sty ■. ■||i • •>, 1 E l eii by Hie people'b imllce In -. ,1 tin- G o llid N allnn lot tin- Soviet • * ri iss , I m ta i H III* ll l u l l A I Hi M« ,1 J il Jin i ll V llV Hm I.. I • * k* it* sMI.-if It • .1. It I ..... .. to join tinno it mu lot it* nil tbo frontiers. Ilowevei, it llll l **aIlia*i**l I111 \ ' Mi ll I h .1 M l I, Is li f 1, r V *si • s .* Ml V m ll M 3 1 1111* , 1 t Mi li . t* 1 MV easier lo gel Irnm the East seetoi o t i mltltl lei, un the to o l to poane 1 I I I . ' ) -li .It . i liflH HI 'M* i "S" firyrvi* l.afi * n i t f l il 1 1 tii i Iln l i lt e d 1 >l 1 M * 1* " 1 * . M 1 Hi ’ of llertin In the West seetors ttm, kill 11 s'llllMlMM** 141 fill1 ,1Mill- i I . i . . i ' i n - " l ' i i m u * u'lvivt * ilk I n • It tk 1 m ill l> f t 1 S' l it Is for u German to go from iim i liiim kiin (in iff im H im S i i l.« • .I ( i.k fin* ' \H r * •Ml 1 1 V * I ....... Eastern occupatinn rone to tlo. ! Li's ItxillV 1 M. 1 1. * i-1 ............ i -tiiim ! h y 1t * is l u l l 1, t If, • « I l c . 1 Vk t Plans for the July 17 Armed Western I hill It 1*1*I t*f t I I * | IIM aitii it i stl 1 S 1 1 | * | • '* * 1 I.S 1 1. II, iv* 1 •. 1 S I Hi* .1 | ' l rj ' 1 1*< t im * Forcss Blood lltlve wera discussed Hollow liroiigtit Ills wile ant n i F f i l , H i n t t i n i n , I 3VI H i H m h t L ll In* ll 1 ft Hi . , • IIM 1 Mil 33 f il l ll .3 • H 4'iti’ ki * s i V , HIM" * Mi ll l i t at a meeting ysstetday of the three ehlldren with him across tn<Mt*f|, Wills’ll |Mt*3 l'l..| fli| Iktl Itt His 1 Hi ( , i • lit m II III* ll* 4 s M3 HsitH v Mini summer romntillea in chiree nf line Min Him In m r h i t i t (i hat **I 111 * 1 1 Hli l turn l i l t 1 * >j i Ml i l n i ftl 1 nf 1 1. . * .111 1 M i l l ’ll Ht *1 n l t i k i the drive, Joa McCasIln, chairman as 3v hu In *'i fni Ih* i «in u In if i l „ in i ■ II I , 1 . , |t! | | * is. i i it u l i i r i n 111- 1 n> •1 < ll* . illiii i '■ • * Ik n l 1 1 of the conimltiee announced tmlav U l ’ l l l (i* i111n i l 1 I t r l* D ii 'i l ri111 11.1,■ L . i k I II 3 *11 Mi 1 1• ll '(‘il It. 1.1* * M r O il* S h I vh Flan Studied Two i'll'O s grove* " ii It......... *'Wa expect the drtve lo he 11 III 1 n < ' 11 1s > | | . May mi \\ \ I t'isi jii'i him I H i* I l.s 4 n >1 lit illi i i n k i H | n s | lit tl* . il M>11 i'f rule nf Go- ‘ tenfold N aval Vosil Ihe most successful thus far and ih. ......................... ............. -E Hi* I'litinly it>4 Inry A l' Station imw avatlitble li l t Vit\ I i ins'! i 114r11J111ij in i . ( i i , I t | vs k ' Hi f i l l * il I M donations (o b« fsr in excess of I Clf i 4411 f'kt I fir lit,m l Ill S'tktll I ll • • , , ! in nl > I i MII m JH, ■f ' ! 1* H M IM nf t i M M* \ mi 1* i l l y Ll 1 for lea"llig In privilliInletesle, It the quota," Mr. McCasIln added. A HI I I I 1 IM SI kk| m 1 I Mil |* i i 1 III Hit* Director!, uf tin- Haufuid Mwaa nniiniiin-uii tills mnintng I** kill 1 tilt I I I I t Mill \ i IIM, h i l l A)I I I | M Ml. * n l i. Tha group, meeting in ihe H*-,l t-lmnls Association met thi» limit Hull lit* Hi*itiL'ill Hu* .liiyrs i m 411st i t l IHM ii t. l (it i lk i l int III n f hi*r l.ienl «' I.Sullivan, public re Cross office at (he Takech Huild- ing with Chamber of Cumtm-i • Hi L* l| n i | ’ L - > n i ; l III ion u mi hi ht iim* if it mi*>> i H i s1 I H i hi \ i i n i i . i l K l c c li o ii Im ing, heard Clayton PniauU, Ul-md MmiHgt-r For rest Hreckenridg,- n< luttun* officer |>Miuts'i| H m* lii.H i uiimiuhiM uf t st |* 1 till > 1 i i it i i i i i i 1 l»y H n 'Mils infnrni’itnin w-in .-oiitalin-1 Drive representative fur the IH t'MlI* llli’l ! i! i n il'll’ v■ 331( at ,1,1 I |l4*lf4'l I ti kf Milk Eli* atlVMIlLlJ^r-3 1 ronxider a proposal to hold n salS t l it ’ i l i i l t ’ ii IJy I ( a v i o n Mi In ui, official Nav> noil-..... . avail I Ji'lllLkl.f southeastern area who is In charge education service program hen -,>), i niin i,, .il < , n i im on* ami a b illly , which nlate.l Dial Milx fn, uf Blood Drive organisation In 3H n i f l \f,|. VI t> . I r r l n l ftat .M n i , i , li-* * I The group was unable to tea. > 1, I l n , 1 -it Il n m l ,r l I '.1 1 Florida Rad Cross chapters, speak hi. Immediate ngreemenl on in tin- U n-nog of tin- land w ill In- i •’ visT I ' l l <hh fit filtmpt thii ......... I i I'llllu -l n i l i, 1, 1. , , Ill I'allsce lle d until Id I'd a in In ly 3d. at i‘ f i U n l i t tiy ih w 1 * . . ill u f ( lii' l u i 11j 1 1 N o ■ lit* \ <1, i - 1 U-l, ,1 I 1 .' 1,) 11 w i l l oil aonte of the misconceptions lustier nod luxlioctcd u commltli ii m i - ill i , i, i,ui i* mitiO'd the office of tin- B lu ff I'uldn- tiiTiilul v 1st in i' <*It'll 11 ( ’l a i n * t 1 ■ i b , I •-»I ii tint l ! 'i ' t n w l with which the Red Cross Is faced liu-ludlng Julm Kader, Earl Fuo ll I n o t I 1Oiling ti l l i'll M i ' i n I ,< o l 1 M Jit lit a * 1 ,-« ,>1 , t I m ii. when It attempts to convince the and Ned tlmitl, to Investigate it, W orks O fficer, N aval A it Has,-a hm»;ht, mil* tin \1111y. Mi .\h* , <" >nl ii,'i,' ii ,m,ol Irnm each Command, Sixth N aval Dlstrlc*. had Ins’ll a inriiiln i uf H m* h** ti J u i 1 ,*t.-i<-l ,'i 1 li d bv public to donate. nl llo- iv m il,,' In lo'*,' , n m illcs of possibility uf liringing llowt,, i , ’om <0 .m lr, I | » , nr,I, ll One of the most important of Wisehaupl, sslen service expett N aval A ir Station, Jackson ville. ■i f t l l r s i k M i 11, : n H i l l 11 u l s ' k i i m i i 33,4 ibe oi", k i.nl Si,,h< .,1 Seminole, Thu hldti vvill lie opened at the tn h'i 'lk’il I n l a k e M i . gUsluti1 ftii V lie - n|,|i, r will lie . in 'il il iln m ould p i,. |e, I p o lio ,red hy thsae, he laid, la the belief that for such a program. saute office ot II dd u in. on the iiiur |Htfd, , im . , , 1,11'k, 1,mi,w tin- d,r,'-iinti of ,bi fha Red Croea sells blood after It hers \,iii'ri,' iii I i-i'iiiii V oxillary Mr. Wlsehaupt was a visitor I,Jm on ii and all 1, or " Ill' ll III II, III.-I, , lln.ll gil l , trout same day. All bids submitted must haa bstn contributed. Lift it h*11 s'Initial in Hm .hmjiHt I: Klwnnls yesterday. Ho has he, - bo plainly marked, "Smiled Hid, * -*11 mu 1 Inmini, brfurt s■ -,,»ii “ All blood donated,” he aal,l, engaged t'ham hui uiliiikhi tiatlu u n l a 11 ill ri hull nl iln lot. bi l l) In by Orlandu, Leeabum **■ 1,, ■t J | I , -,| Iln m i l lir “ la tha proparty of the U. 8. De­ and oilier Florida cities to con Agriculture Lease, Naval Auxil­ fmmil tiu n lu ii I 1•‘•litrli'k lia ilin r b’o in ,oti.-i'ii lop hy pm Ih-qMtlon dii, 1 1 In li i, plmtiiiiif Mi 1 u i,1, l| partment o f Defense from the mo­ duct programs in sales edurali - iary Air Station, Sanfin.l, Fla." fill fjuhllLm un Hi* finiint nf *h m lb, boo tinn nl ,,* I'l l)m in t of 17 ,, illiii* , v 9 1 ! in 1 u-l 0 make brio v, ' ,liNegotiations Im tin- leasing of riT lurn foi tjurthiii .Swui'nuy'a )>** ( nil • I ment it leaves your artn. It can­ f»r msrehsuts and employee In1,l ,i l'< 1 o r a po-1 1 n .1 n, ,* not he used for any purpose which e^T.I Mr. Ureckenridge, and has -• the luml for agricultural pur of QtH’f i’lm y. Mt liwiitHiny n1111 1 I bn mil I III,llll- c ill/e u , III tllU "l 1,1 1lie \iii, i ii-jii G, > , ,ii I'M. * G ill Slab- I I I ' M o li'IJ llla c k , the Department of Dufunse does I It III Pi Ml k i r . l i i i f , (ill | hi 1*41511 •( I ii,1 puiet were uulliurlird by tin ..... week open for such a program It,. 1,1’. not approve. It aannot, therefore, here starting July 28. lia n i.i I i- lin M i im , olo ,, I orpoil Chief of the lluu-ao uf Yards un I Sir U w i i e n u y m i n k ’ H mj , v v i u L be aoltl by the Red Croaa, becauso Docks, Washington D. C., In a AtatniK tkiat L« fu ll I im wm | m,i I tt II I -,t*N l i t M i l l , lilt \/ 11 ‘ .pniig I i -jo I ' n i i i i Orlam b); Uotne uf the inerchnnls presem tha Had Cross dussn’t own It. The ctiinmtirdi-atlun to the Sixth Naval ih w in tiiv uigafiH aklim U* i,-..ii , an ,-*. Wmici ll,i*,-n, Car­ pointed nut that there might i1 1 ( 1 ' • Mi: I UJFlItl 1 III,m l id Red Crosa merely acta aa the tin* job. ol*,) 3n.li i no. ' t 3n he hm-, HurDistrict Command. G l, tu -c riln ly uf Si it,- I ),1 ,11 n,1 M,b ill,,*' Ifoincv, Grill-hen agsnt of the Department of De­ a disadvantage uf holding llo Mi . A Liny, chilli 111x111 uf thu -Lij» The lauds are dascrlbsd us "Be­ program when so many of the om tin mi l„-1 11 a !> illsv n llii i il * 1 it fense." N ,i on I'jo . n n i . i t * , M a ry l .a ,In , ing that purl nf the Naval Auxili­ fiT Je « r nminiiK uaiituiil, umitmiicployees are away on vacation, 1,1 I l n . >il ln,l tv a II I,, di-'1gni'd 1 impo loin- McMann Another misconception often ary Air Station, Sanford, Flnrldu, • tl that L*Y ntiinru laid bium nub l„ C learw aPresent at the meeting w wen • I , .'m ill,'ll I,mill , In-lwI'l l, Iln, met with, he said, la that blood being slid lying In the SW 'l of im tti’.l for H i d twin fawiid hurn tu G i i i I i i I - , l,ili, ,im| bn1 I j i gi vl G , 1,0 ter. l ine i l i n l i , O cala, ( b arlin e W. A. Morrison, Andrew mine, F . Is ahlppaa Immediately to Korea C. Harper, Ned Ban Section 4, and the N3V3* of Sec­ •*M11k >' * at thu M«iiiicl|ial /. mu m< Vinurii nt ally i n r , , rallnhu'-ca; ami Carmine and can be there within 48 hours Feuat, U, L. PsrklnsSmith, lli,iu ,'ii Gulf poll tion 9, Township 2d South, Range •hunt 11. Thu cd ii I ih I uhtU ssf1 Jni> Jr., C. 1 . Iim ,'ioiviU'd I’lu'dido im lm li'd of donation. This la simply Im­ Redding, John Kader and Mi 31 East, Seminole County. Florida, 19. I’**,, ol ih, enm p will be named '■ ill . ind tv I ’ri'f.ldm il G H o llo possible, ha said, since the blood Brsckatirldge, [ ot tnnighC). final seas.l,m In repJidm Kaditr om /^mkid H u t lh*» eaclitdjng ull lauds excepting thotm V ai (ir, -in.I l un-ign Mini i. r I, mo muat first be snipped to West < nt i lorlda at ibe G irls Nation planted in and cultivated for cit­ Lundiali ca in iid tti’u in w iliK u t ’ th*’ Nev,--. di, Fnniim ra, Tonight Adm Point, Pm, where ii Is converted in V\ ,-li In (lb in i il- xt month hmiHinyf situ iilim i with a vie* to rus ernpa." ATKINSON TRIAL Son " i l l be 1 ho gucvl of honor nt Into plasma In procassing labor­ Rid forint, with instructions and fliidiiiK a id lin ’ fur thu Couritt1 un o llh iiil banuuot s i which hu l JACKSONVILLE on - Federal atories. It le not shipped to the District a facsimile nf thu lease containing lla r r uniiiiru'a csdiind. Iln itat* I cxpecti-d lo d eliver a u u ju r ad Judge Bryan W. Simpson fighting front until then. Movie has aet the trial of Clyde W. Atkin ta terms under which the property lliu t M r. Iln r r wim inturifati’d In The eummer committee In son, Tallahassee attorney, on In may bn occupied, will be furnished ridtirhiiiK to Hanfurd and ha dress. itirz charge of tha drive Includea Mrs. come lax charges for Nov. 17. lecttvu bidders by the Public thought fAcitith'ft nm ld hu n u .k prospect "Kangaroo" I GIRLS illiOWN Clara Qlnn. chairman of the Red Atklmon entered an Innocenl Works Officsr at the Naval •vailubltt for thu Iln rr Bchuol. MEMPHIS, Tenn, t.fi Four sets 1:30 - 3:30 - 5:311 • 7:30 - 9:30Croea Service groups, Margaret ___ uxitlary Air Hlatlon. The attenplea hare _______Jay Wednesday afternoon Auxlllar ol footprint:* leading in u pond— Dlngfelder, In charge of civic when ha was arraigned on charges Monn of prospective bidder* is es­ 0OVIBLAD MASONIC MAHTKI1 uml none relorniug-'-wure mule groups, Frank Handler, tn charge of Income tea evasion F. W- McCallry, formeily of Sun evidence that four small wills pecially Invited to paragraph 13 "Acrois the Wide Missouri" of buslneaa, groups, Al Wallace, ford, was elected Ilm Wort, Ididol waded lo Ilnur deaths near here Involved are (be calendar years o£ the instructions. 7:45 Feature 8:20 Last Cam* display chairman, John Millar, 1946 through 1949 during which the Arrangements may -r — ----- -be- - -mdde - - - Master uf Tina 1-mlgo No. 577. Free Wedne nl iy, |d«tii Bhow 9:39 church groups, Col. 8. 0 . Harri- government alleges that the atlor 1 with the Public Works Officer, and Accepted Ma-.niu of Concuid, The trickn In Ihe soil mud, go­ PUAIRIE I.LAKE man, In charge of residential ney filed falae and fraudulent in far a view of the lands to be Ark., un the night uf Juno 7. The ing In ihe water hole Irnm (nor "Festival of Fun" 7:45 only areac, and Mrs. Jamaa TerwUlcger come tax returns. The government leased. A representative of the Installation ceremonies look place neat piles uf clolhlng, were found "Iroquois Trail" and Bobo Daaai co-publicity chair- claims the attorney owes sddiUoaal Dapartmsnt of the Navy will be si the Lodge on the night ol June hy two worried mothers who loured 9:16 * 10:30 2t. taxes of 145,000. ( . present to answer all Inquiries the worst—ami were right. Plans For Blood Drive Discussed At Red Cross Meet t itms (iiovps At Naval Air Station Will Be Leased ii m By McrchuntH Group rime Table *pf; !■ ’■jl , : | *®kL J £’ W M ta i& jB n ifiliii ."eia -* — - j. «. -■ ' ‘ oA'A. * 4 •i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 02, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 02, 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 02, 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/0f34827a67295c3e79920bc17f330656.pdf d87a447092a9c245f3aa11346f2c5180 PDF Text Text 1 i * d u iy /j /< ?£ £ . fit/tV S e s r e e ie e # / 9 S -Z �IF YOU DON’T THE WEATHER y w r M H Herald, CHj M h t r r . by 7 M P. M , *1*m * n il P IL L O W CA B 1444 ( H ty # £ g > m \ f a r f t I t c r a t Moitly cloudy through Wedneiday Occasional thundershowers In north portion and at scattered place* In louth portion A little rooler in north portion o AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER No. 221 Atvsnclnted Press Leased Wire v :v Are Given Advice ^ By Churchill Governors Of US Stew Over Civil Rights Advised Not To Anger) Americans When In Midst Of Presided tial Election Year Byrnes Declares His StatcMayGo Repub­ lican Unless Nomi­ nee Is Acceptable LONDON - Prime Mlidrirr Churchill r-assured Hr linns tad.sy concerning U. N. Command dec! . alma In Kona and warned >hc ■ House of Commcms against earn­ ing Americana when a prcsldintlal flection la uppermoit on their minds. He told tho House Gen Mark Clark, the U. N, commander in Korea, did not know the Vide lllvcr power plants were to he bombed until after Britain's defense min later had completed a biittlc front tour of Korea. ■ Churchill said he had a Itlrgram B to that affect from Gen. Clark Monday and added: "He stated that he himself did not know these plante w en to be bombed whllo field Marshal Alexander was with him. If he had known he certainly would have told him." Churchill spoke In the house shortly after an announcement by hli Conservative government that II haa chosen a "senior British ofJs fleer" lo be Clark’s deputy chief wJ of ilaff In Tokyo. The name of the officer will be made public In the "neer future." The Prime Mlntalcr was the first government speaker In I debate on the Yalu ho rollings dip tn culm!- it. ik HOUSTON, T e x T o r- G o v . Jam es Secretary Sawyer / t Predicts B k Toll In HighwayDeaths W A SH IN O TO N ridv-ifeerclary of ■‘■W fflKL A ■ *• „ , Photo liy Emily Jameson of Jameson HInitio Now In Tallahassee attending the sixth annual Florida Girls .State program ore, left in right, Ann Raborn, sponsored by the Business and Professional Women’s Cljih, Gnll llllting. Atnrrimn Legion Auxiliary, Post No. 63; Joan Wright, American Childhood Education Association; Beverly Gray, Pilot Club, and Sylvia Ifayee, who Is harked hy the Reef old Woman’* Club Girl* R'ete.i- » p - . d Wy th> A (Bar Iran Legbtti Auxiliary, pvpartmen* or Florida: Mr*. E. J. Routh is local vh^jrlnan for the pro. aertfents H i m . the t-day h' Iday but lhal this need not be The arcs with Ihc record high of 3M on the recent Memorial Day wept end. In ■ telegram to the Governors’ Conference being held el Ifouslnn, Tex;, Sawyer urged Ihe state exec­ utives to "take e»ry possible ad ditlnnal alp tn b iru to public at tentlon (he appalflmi danger" and "the ease with ehlch it can be ■voided by carefta and considerate driving." ing at any "augsr-coated" civil right* platform , *ald today hi* state might go Bepubllcan In No vem ber If the Democratic presi­ dential candidate la unacceptable lie left tho Inference at a news cnnfrcncc that other states of the traditionally Dm ncratlc South might split away from Ih rlr party or even vote for some third can­ didate. Ily riie s, a form er secretary of stnto and ..uprenu- » mirt Justice, Indicated that Gov Adlnl Steven­ son of Illinois, a possible " d ra ft" candidate, would not be accept able because of his position no c iv il rights. Stevenson said Monday he favored letting the Individual stales enact their own fa ir employment practices acta, but that he favored compulsory legislation If they fallrd tn do anything llyrnes called such a proposal "sugarcoating." Byrnes, a leading supporter of Sen Richard Russell of Georgia for the Democratic nomination, de clared (hr Democrats' 1ftIH civil rights plank Is "en tirely unarccpt able In m e." This endorsed P re s i­ dent Tru m an ’s advocacy of fn l erat F R I T , anil lynching and anti (Hill i .ix legislation Hyrno* said he would he snr prised and disappointed If Russell doesn't have 3(in votes on the first Imllnl nt Ihe National Convenllnn The D rm o rra tlr nomination re quires <1111 votes. The South Carolina governor's slateinenl placed him lo direct op imsltlon to Ihe no compromise view expressed Mondny by DemncrntU' Gov G Mennen W illiam s ol Mich igun on Ihe controversial Issue llnlh are h e ir for the Nnlhmal Governors' Conference, llyrnes said presldenlinl rice tors In South Carolina, Georgia, Tex s i, M ississippi ami Louisians w ill not he named until p lfvr Ihn u j ) National rVmventlnna nnml (heir presidential candidates The President Is elerted by votes of the Electoral College Asked If the Republicans might c a rry Routh Carolina, Byrnes said Ihn Demo r r s l i r electors of his state "can vole for wlm they please." He said the eloctors w ill "retain th rir Independence unlll they scr who Is Ihe candidate of Ihe lie inhllriiM P a rly and what lie stand or W illiam s said Michigan would stand strongly fur Ihe HUH plat form on rtv ll rights The rnntru verstal plank endorsed President Trum an'* store stymied program rif federal legislation aimed at |ob discrim ination, lynching and the (Mill tax. W illiam s told a news rouferenre Monday. "Lab o r wouldn't lie sat isllrd with anything less than tinIIlMH 11441 ,,l l, 4fi.aiHS '' 1 fplntforni Quincy Girl To Be Road Board Puts Pow erful N ew Inaugurated As Tank Unveiled Damper On Plan Girls State Head By Arm y Today T A L L A H A S S E E tfv-H arrio t Mn For 301 Routing i H erm an IviorriH Is Honored In Orlando H. E . Morris prinelpnl nf Banford High Seh , will be named Florid* Father Ihe Year today during eeremon: eloetng the secend annual Kallj ind holiday showlug of the Men] Apparel Club or Florida. The even be a part of the dab-, all-day [ting, aeheduled to be held at ' idreod Country Club. Morria was selected for the till# by the el will be honor goael at tod* affair. He will be praaanted wi i plaque at thu ceremony. The apparel club shewing has •en attended y toms 150 menufactored and] retailers from 41 Vlorida el ««■ -IP mm S aj's New Measure T o W eaken A b ility T o Hold Down P rice s, S tab ilize Econom y WASHINGTON .P — President Truman said tmlay the new eco­ nomic control* law lakes "a seri­ ous gamble with Inflation." In a statement, he protested that he asked for a strengthened law but Congress "moved in the other direction" and enacted one which "weakens our ability In bold down prices and stahlllie our economy " Mr Truman declared the bill: "Open* Ihc way for increases In rents for Mime six million families If Ihe real estate lohhlc. tie atila to forest.ill |mis 11isc 0 lion bv local bodies " "The house wife will lie exposed to higher prices on fully 20 per cent of her market linskrl" by removal of price controls from all frulls and vegetables, fresh, canned and froien "It is cerv likely that In many areas flie price of milk will gn F, Byrnes of South Carolina, scoff­ 14'a a tta a a il Oa P a ss T n » l Commerce Sawyer pikdfcted today that highway traff! ‘flilioi •on the July 4 week end will be Ihenvinat In hlatory. He urged nost i care In driving In prevent Ite setting nf "new records In kll Ing ilrman o fthe Safety Coq mrence, m i M been given Truman Raps Action Taken On Controls Record M oil Wnvt*. U '.iv N ation haffey, Quincy, today was ached uteri In he inauguralcd governor E llio t t I le n d of Flo rid a’s G irla Stale, with nil B o y l e , Ihc form alities that go with In G ro u p S e e k in g A laugurallmi of n real governor Miss M ih a ffry , with the Nation tc ru n tc R o n d S o u th alls! P a rly , Monday defeated G retrhcn Nelson, Panama City, By ELTON C. M Y T A IJ .A IIA S S K E P The Stnte NEWARK, Oel. tei-Tho Army 14.1 In 1IM, after n noisy rnm pslgii tt.ind Hoard today agreed lo nd today unveiled what It called the for Ihc governorship and other o f­ vo n rr l l l l .r .i n to per mi I construc­ first completely new medium tank fices. to be developed since World War The (wo who ran for governor tion In proceed on a new Ormond II—streamlined, more powerful, are roommates In a Florida Slale Reach bridge across the H alifax and almost as easy tn handle as University dormitory for the week R ive r. hero. a new automnbilo. Dul Ihe iHinol threw cold water Miss Nelson, daughter of a mem­ Designated the M-48, or "Patton on hopes of a Central Murlda ber nf the State Hoad Hoard, came 41," It Ig being produced at Iho hark from defeat for governor ami group to have an alternate designa­ Chrysler tank plant here and at was elected sneaker nf the Girls tion for D S Jn i, one of Iho main two other arsenals. Officials said Stale House nf Representatives to­ arteries of Inurlstt raffle from Ihe sliable deliveries are expected he day. north. fore the end nf the year. Volusia County voters approved Adeline Malm* In* nf Tarpon The tank, in ihe 45 to 50-ton Springs wa* elected president nf no $800,000 bond Issue to Imlld Ihe lln s lls s H oa t*4a* alt) the Senate, and Joan Halsey, Win­ Ormond Reach bridge Unking II S ter Haven, was named Senate Highway No I and Male Road A IA , inil the project actually w ill cn.it president pro tempura. Red Hot 50-Tonncr Is As Easy To Handle As New Automobile Lions Club Hears Henry Witte Speak On Big Convention Henry Witte, Lion district gov­ ernor and delegate to the recent convention nf Done International at Mexico City, told members of the l,Ions Club today that the Mexican government went "all out" to make the convention onp of the meet outstanding and color ful ever held. President Miguel Aleman of Mexico, a member of the Mexico City LI one Club, attended the meeting! and greeted the visitors. Ha ami other Mexican officiate se­ cured outstanding talent for en­ tertainment from thioughaut the country, said Mri Witte. Tho meetings, he added, were held In a yet_unfinished auditortime* was about full of delegate* from all states and territories of tho union, and from countries of up THI SAMI fit AS I Ol HIM lli.il •«•11■ - i in NM H"* • Y m t1' K v it nr I 1 lift "*tf * t#h**f |ty r»»i Hi#* 4 .i p rfl » 'Milli triif \ tMinn* I'h** f* ,r f*rnlH* I til If*# ft* I In* A F" »fi PI r *"ri:i ||imt*. thf UrtnKf Piiwlvukm 1**• 1% nr,n tli#* Wlhflv Ml 'l;h ig in i bvMfUMt n!s*riiiltfiKhi Ailritir**a#I**wd ' f • "*1t tilftft-M l -f41rJS'rlf 1 I «’/tf4ilri | nr *• 1■ *•■ »♦ *j c w Yf>rH* ifciiTft TVI "t 11*‘ Heat Wave Gives 1 Ri*d Soldiers Way To Cool And Use Truce Site r (Cloudy Weather For Surrender Kentucky * T r r i | i r #y ; r r W .tlk On T h rn iir.l . 11M At n;|*; ( )ttl v Tl;ir , *t> S e t t it it y < ) I I i 'i p i •; Ton i<I ( ,t I c i; t»i v I '.is l N '-n ti .il '/.m u ' it. 11.. 1*1 r , i 1 iti’il .i < lo u d | fflt lt I >.ft| iti.iffif T ill- i.l t Iif it t •’11 M ,i il,. 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Mm <1 i\ I I I . lilt Ml v ill ■ i ' l' |r»l I h f I iMilfJlMIU I ' i «i»Mv .ffl. |M T V* ilMlH Ml*' l u ..1 M n ! . ft i fit n4|»|te* Ul"| f *| *I ,lfl ,«|>h h Ir v, -\ stilt j » Ilf Mr i *'ljr f ft 141 mi! ,limr 'iJtltl ( h r I mi, i im Iti K i ll r up hnf luir ,ift*l pi r n . imI Mir i N \ Mill) l iM Illlll 11if 1**11 *■ ifflt t*f . \* iMcnl « till ( hr *1. »r p u r f h i f" flV \4 I Mir t iiitft1f rfif i* Mir fill tn ,i l ( mi Mu* f vt # ,11 I list* r t f if in urtutrifl III 1fi i- M It Ivi f"*f »f Ml Mnikli> ♦*mim h iii.m f f v pit M trn h i i h i s<tA4 vlirir mil it irv polo I- itrHii I I'linxo guy- were ami along the '.oil i >. .1 oiitl Rut when Williams made It clear he goes Sunny toil plea *ant weather i n . t'olev further thin Gov Aillal Stevenson i-sperlod lor tile NollloniHt, wtilitl f t ill it’. soldier' ip| nf Illinois In sup|Nirt of President Truman's civil rights proposals Stevenson said he hones the Dem­ ocrats can compromise the Issue The Illinois governor said he wax for state regulation of fair cm plnymrnt practices with Ihe fed oral gnvcrnmrnl stepping In only when the stnlsr failed tn act Republican Guv Alfred E. Drls coll of New Jersey charged at Ihe gnvernora' meeting Itself that du I in- ,1ruiutt M ill fniktifiv4's Nl l p f ft m guard evil ill .led 1 iiMiuiunisI eared Ihe s lr iM k i’fl mtnilli was fjinm-d Ihrougb iho oiglil liv ilm in Mi" m m iI until I \ lafiMtuI i .ini air from Canada and toil he t * *ff«l iMlfrii! till ('««r H ill I'm iIn anil Nor Hi wesl areas Thundershowers In widely >iai lered arrns between the Gull amt Ihe i.ri'iil Lakes were pri'dlrled tonight As ih heal wave persisled Mon day it hrnnghi these ton degree pin., temperatures Midden, Mn Ili7. Pudueali. Ky . tun. Hill ( ily, n n•■nf tb«* huM-ii'i* lfi tv i*fifi>f«4 Kan I HI. Akron Colli, log The hoi peril’ll which has lasted liiiUit fi f f If’f'i t iti S"fitllin|t* C?i»uiify more than .1 week in nmio areas I’. Shiti* IhiMiwuv PolnMniiin R iSlaft* Highway Patrolman Files Report For June The President slapped, loo, at the ban Congress wrote against 'he Wage Slabllliallon Board's making recoin mend,1 1lona fnr set­ tlement ”1 labor disputes Tin* ban was an outgrowth of congressional displeasure with Ihe liiii.rd’ actions in Ihe steel wage di-pub Mi rrum.in commented "Tilt- niranx the Wage St.ibllliahim Hoard method of settling dilpule- 11 (or all pi if Heat purposes almll ilied. ev en though II has been rffi-rtive In every case hut one. "If Congress has a better way -d de,dine with labor disputes In .I. tense plants. It should write its v im . into law " I'lu- change a 1 to Hie Wage lbi,,i| Mr Truman iald "destroys Hu. existing -v dent without proiibng inv till dilute In Hu. respect, he ^ald "the Congre , lias opened * dangerous gap' In the moldllfaHon prngrint" sir Truman got out a l,200-word Iatciurnt nf hi. views mi tho new Inw. But it no point did he mention ., provision (pleating him to In­ voke (lie laft Hartlev Art In an .-(fort In end the st»'l strike The new- law continued for to iinuith ■ powers In eurti " ages, pi ires, and rent t and to nlloesta i- irri- in 1,lei tala Rot 'lime of these powers ara -chlHled down In.lead of xtreiigthcord 1 . Mr Truman has a ,ked lb al o had riupiri.ted 1 .'year ••iieu .Ion nf 1 ooll'il . ill -lei,d of Ihe lo m,oglix i*imgrrsi voted \l, |lino in ignrd Ihe bill MonI iv mil it |. now law a. the old ...nii,dv law expired Monday mid­ night I In- ntfo'e of Price :i ibdlMlion i»lPSl, Mil .tildyuig the legist thim " iihhetd (mmil comment, lin e 1IPS iMell ilo wlm n-.kfd snonyrnltv slid "Kvi-rv rhangr In Hu- .01 r, enlroliileil b. raise price* xob-.tiinttally Mnnv leglslulor-i who intril for the Mil lonleiul inllntmn iry presore- ire slackening, making light mitiliids onneerssary The House origimdly vrilt-d lo end nil price controls, 111 effect, toil this was dropped hy 11 Seimle.Hmi.se Con­ ference which worked out the com­ promise finally accepted. The n.-w law keep* the ltd on price ami wages grnernlly for the next to nomths, until April .11), 1053. H conlinurs authority (or allocat­ ing trim-* m He 1 mi. (nr a full year, until June 30. Ifl.VI Federal rent controls will lilt three months, until Sepl 30, exII tinllniwtl Mil I'nsr S ill II iHMlHUril Ills !*«■» * l» t troniiniHMl li« l'an» *1*4 Nationalists won five nf eight major executive and judicial of­ fices. Charllna Pierce, Tallahas­ h o i remilteM in t he Me.tMi of a l t n o t l f* IliiniNmi, \vh»» iti Mia ii pot t f " “ .I-iiii - ii-vi-nli-d Unit In- had ipt-tii see, was elected attorney general; 2nd |ii:rsiilis around die country •712 Inniif -in -bits <111 I be blghvviiv, Ann Hall, Tallahsasee, icnnol suti » v i l i -I 1/tdH mile* noil Hindi- ‘Jl| irintendenl; and Marjorie Ann ai'ii-sla. ell, Miami, commissioner of ag­ In addition to llii- Iii| 1 ,' x|n-nl oil 1 riculture. Elected Supreme Court . ♦-------------------- I n / l t i u f I ' i ' i I v !i.|w t a | slices were Margaret Samuel, I bo luuhsvey*, Mi H arrison lout to i Ily W ILLARD CONNOLLY illywood; Marjorie Tindall, Lake devote much tint'- to making oh' lie stated that ho did not think . .. . __ Wales) Carol Shnrtemeyer, Holly­ Twenty-two earnest young men, that psychologist* can solve all " " A l t e r ! > 0 H I I I 1 £ i V l i H l ■•'purl*. Tlo-at- included di-tulb-d B A L T IM O R E »r — About 70 per wood) and Llndy Kaplan. Miami. romprlslng the Prtnreton Tlieo- our problem*. dead l|,l iiiitj* of 13 n icidclila In ­ rent of Ihe city's hnx nnd trolley | volving flvn injuries and on« se rv lre was knocked out today tn The Federalists elected Marcia logical Seminary Choir, greatly "For me, roe ministry Is tho MARIANNA 'P Two hoy* Imlny deotb. Ap|iroxim nle diimiigo to n disputed ver whether operators Black, Danla, secretary of state; ini pressed hearers at the First happiest, hardest end holiest thing i-M-upcd from HuSt Hiliuliihlrlal June McManus, Clearwater, comp­ Preahyterlnn Churrh Inst night In the world,” he declared. vidib'lca ond property an tin- n- should wear w hile or gray shirts. troller) Susan Korshak, Miami with Ihe harmony and vigor of Prayer was offered by llntiert Rrtiool tii-nr fieri- after severely! Mill of nri'idi-iitx totnlled $fi.7fiii Roth Ihe tlnltlm nre T ra n sit Co. heating n nupervlxor Beach, treasurer: Ann Lowe, Mi­ their singing, and the sincerity llyanum, The ori'i-Hla lorloileil five cii«i-i and (lie A F t, union representing Maplewood, N. J., The Iwa are Jerry Jones and 1 of ii-eklei-N spi-eib-ra, Hire........... . Ihe operators said II was not a ami, cnlef Justice; and Carol Byrd, of short talks hy Individual mem­ graduate nf Lehigh University Fort Lauderdale, Justice of Ihe bers. I'-na nod three drunken d riv e n , ■drlke end Navy veteran who was en Charles Ku/rlewhile I U s i I h M Oa P a n a Bias I'ernes I Ward, xupervlMir of nut- mid five persona wltbnul drivers The group was introduced hy severely Injured tn action ns to The operators took the position tho Rev. A. G. Mctnnla, and hy ho unconarious for a long period, nf the enttnges in whleh Inmates liretisi-... Ill bur m acs illiludr-l lilt, they were refused work when Ihey the director, David Hugh Jones, and tn Inoso his voice fnr n lime. are housed, said lie awakened the etui run drlvuia, driving w itli reported fnr duty In white shirts. who told of their home addresses The rnmpauy adopted gray shirts A tanor soloist Introduced two Imy* shurtlv after I am, fur (unity iiln k c s, ete. and states, eollegna that they had among the others waa Robert kitchen work. They went to Ihe A loHil of 87 per an ns needing ns uniform standard almost a year assistance Iti souu- foim or id lict, ago The union passed along word graduated from, and pointed out Plntpaon, Sharon, Fa., graduate toeker room lo dress Wartl said-after they had liei-n I surli na running out o f gaiiolliu gray was optional. Operators. If _______ permits' In Sanford that a number nf them were nf Westminster Choir College, as gone some tune he went lo Ihe during tho first six months of th* veterans nf World War II, itatant director of the choir amt locker room to see what was de were allied, A stolen automobile they wanted to. could go on wearwas lornlcd and tbu d rive r appre ing the while shirts that had been year nearly reached the million Princeton Theological Semin­ e former pilot In the Air Force laying them. As he entered the henilrd. One emergency run was customary for years. ' ‘tor m art totalling |973,7M In ary, he said, has more then 400 In the Italian campaign. room tho two attacked him, ho made to the (flood Bank In Orlan value of construction men and about 40 women atudente The company recently served The prelude wxs placed on Ihe do In a cane requiring blood for n notice only gray shirts could be Jamas from every state and 24 countries, organ end chimes by Mrs, Georgs said. He wee beaten with a length of tranefuslon. worn after July 1. and 00 percent of these ere Pres­ Tmihy. Among the many popular pipe. Tho hoys look the keys lo ritten warnings issued warn Dallimnre streets quickly be­ byterian. splrtuals sung by the eholr were nJs automobile, a IBM blue 2 door til),Wand 41 cards were Issued on came reminiscent of last Ja Lawrence McMaaters, Balti­ "Swing Low Sweet Chariot ' Pontiac srdan, end made their account o f fau lty equipment. when the operator* struck ft more, Md„ graduate of Muskin­ “Were" You There When ascepe. days. Only a few buses and gum College, and! a formsr an­ Cruelfled My Lord." Sung Ward summoned aid, but the ROTARY GOVERNORS leys moved. Thoussnds were nouncer of Radio fttatlon KDKA, .particular emphasis waa "A boys had vanished lie wpa taken JACKSONVILLE Ufi - New gov- to work. visit of the "Mlgl Fortress It Our H Lord." i g w H to Jackson County Hospital. Mari­ criinra look over today In Florida's explained that Rev, Mefnnli delivered the- cloa anna, where he was treated fnr a three Holory International dls lally received, fe«t ng b bendletton, broken Jaw and actions head cuts. trlcte They were elected at the .the difference Mr. Jonee pointed out that recent International convention In R1T7 Uatoms, Chris- Emmett Herndon of Sanford had T EL EP H O N E C A R LES Mexico City. "Lydia Ballsy" factor that dusted from the Seminary two A crew of workmen of the The new district heads amt the 1:34 • 3:28 - 5:22 - 7:15 ra ago, end that the choir Bouthern [loll Telephone Co., has areas Ihey will supervise: MDV1ELAND _»», Littlefield, I recently enjoyed singing at started laying rabies for the con­ L Price Hlcktnan, Live Oak, "Tarsan’n Desert Mystery1 of _Texas Techservice conducted by him In nections to new homes In the District 242, 32 clubs In North atul 7:45, feature 8:30, last comIfnort, Mias. Wynnewond- Subdivision, E. V. West Florida; J. Abney Cox. plate ahow Oit0 llowjMi tbs program the v)e- Turner, local manager, announced Princeton, Diatrlct 243, at Florida P R A IR IE L A K E ^ this morning. More than 20 resi­ East Coast clubs; and Konneth L. "Variety Hour" 7:45 only * dent* there nave applied for tele­ Wacker, Winter Park, District 141, ’■Macau’1 8:45 • 10:30 phones, of tbs church, 34 Central and Gulf Coast clubs. t K Princeton Theological Seminary Choir Presents Splendid Program 2Bo>s Kscapo From Question Of Attire Causes Bin Strike Of Transit Workers . Industrial School Building P erm its In Sanford Increase ”W *Vd Movie Time Table AhLfTiS!s**r;Jr ! uaess VTH ' - 4 4 '§ �nffiBfclSSESB *i|f] . • j T-.s • ----- a wev ' The J u n io r. College T»H v Ji»« I. » » The Sanford Herald BatahlU M * ia IMS rikHcM M > itN ti a n u iir •■a l a i l i r , i'fcrlanaa* an4 flaw T n h . h M l i M ae •atatSaya la ll a a l a i n r i i t a a i 4*4 Raw Vaara E a ltte a M ( M s a rl«M M t l n stoker a f.T a ia , at t*e Reel attire [ *eafer4, rie rta * . asaer Ike A rt I Ceagreee i t Wara* a. U fa . -V- I Monks i l l ifoaths " s i Tear ___ Congressman Herlong Reporta ‘ Perhap* tho moat significant, and certainly the most dramatic development in American education during the past half century haa been the rise of the junior college. The eight in 1900 have grown to a total of 697, with an en­ rollment of 679,476 pupils and a faculty of 18,008 full-time and 8,689 part-time instructors, according to the 1952 an­ nual Junior College Directory. The junior colleges, which have Hprung up in hundreds of cities and towns throughout tho nation, offer two years of education above the high-school level. While occupying an Indefinite status between tho public school system and the traditional four-year college or university, they are effec­ tively meeting the needs of both jrnuth and adult". They fulfill the dual function • •* --ituursfti.* both a cuituia! buti.gionnd Hint will m'fuid them an in­ creased understanding and enjoyment of life and a specific vocational training which will enable them to earn an ade­ quate living within n reasonably short time after graduation. Equally important, they make accessible to many young ople, unable to attend college away from home, the first ro years of higher education. Their facilities are ns varied as tho communities in which they are located. Some have impressive, well-equipited campuses. Others are housed In modest buildings. Still others share the facilities of full-time colleges. Certainly they have offered new opportunities to hun­ dreds of youths and adultH who are unable to afford a tra­ ditional college education. And they demonstrate, in unmis­ takable terms, the desire of the average American for an education that will help prepare him to face life. K Tfce H«rsJ4 la a memker e l Ike Assfirlsloa gross which le raililoU f i r l a a i i i i r le ibe ase ter repahll. ralle a of ell Ike lacel news prlats.i la tkls arstspaner. ae woll aa all TU ESD A Y, JU L Y 1, l»52 TODAY’S B IB L E V ER SE Police Strikes M’ V ■’ snf* *"rrow* « • akadew*. Terribly dark no* hut llle aun wl'l rR»n*f them iHtini In Newark, New Jersey, ulmuHt the entire police forcu \ r trnerrow UnM* th? div lir*Ek and the shadows flee away.—S cf recently reported off duty beciiunw of "Hlcknener after the city council voted down it pruponnl to grunt a eulury in(Tennv. Thu chief and a few other offlceru were the only Mr*. E. M Carroll lelepitoner police to ro|>ort for duty for ucverul dityw. In Newark, an in ninny other cltlea, tlit* policemen have that liar •on Ed Hfndrrion i» «i trading th. convention of thi rontion for dinsntiHfiictlon with their incotneu. Their joint are American E'Li<-«tjon»l A*«orialW itrduoiiH nnd often dniiKerouit tmtl the money they receive is in Detroit, Mich, and find* thr lean than they could mi ke nt most other jobs, Policemen we»ihe' ll'»re r«'«n butler than jt have families, food prices are high und weurlnjf u blue uni­ ii in Sanford. We hate to thinl form does not mitke hills cosier to pay, Kecnuse police should not hitvc the riRlit to strike It Is what it ii going to be tike in Chica the responsibility of the cities mid towns they serve to see to next week. that they are treated justly. Underpaying policemen is false The City of Miami ii complain economy. It makes them susceptible to temptation from inf became Sanford ii point In <>• grafters, encourages laxness ami indifference and discour­ a nice new railroed italion whil< ages able young inen from seeking police careers, Miami ha* to put un w>'h on. i But no matter how just their complaints police officers hat had ever tince 1911 Miami In- have no right to desert their duty in protest. If salary dis­ to much and Sanford hat no litil* satisfactions cannot he adjusted no one can blame them for in material wealth, you’d (hint urotestfng or seeking other employment. But police strikes, they'd be telitfied rfown there. Ap official or otherwise, endanger the public safety, parcntly they want it all. Governor Slrvemou it bcgiimim to weaken on his previous atserlioi that he would not be a candidal’ for the Democratic preiidentia' which thin nation renin by cdehratiiig a double Fourth of nomination, lie now admit* that i' July, cxtomliug the regular holiday to include the Fifth. he were drafted he would accept It might not work out an lie itiloiidn. liolidayn are far With the exception of Senator Ru« from nerioitH oernnlonn. Tiiey are o|i|»ortunitis-n fur finhiug sell, amony all those prominent!’ >r motor tripn, idcnlcn, tmll gatnen anil, If the children per­ mentioned for the post, Slevemor mit, nleeping lute. They ure nut, an in colonial New Fnglaml, seem* la he the best qualifier' given over to church tturvicvn meditation and prnyer. Even among tha Democrats. H. C. Hendmon; recently elect ed national preeldant of tha junio' Chamber of Orrtmeic*. is the brother of Mrs. John Schirard Jr. a resident of this city for 20 years Mr. Henderson formerly lived i> Altamonte where he was enemA* in tha real estate burners. He i> the ion of Dr. T. B. Henderson of Ross Lake. His election was rnsdr at the lecerft Jaycea convention ir Dallas, Teiai. the old-fnnhlmicd Fmirth of July orntiuu on patriotic nubjectn bun been out for many a year. Butting tlie Dug out in the greutant patriotic exertlo.i which tho Averago atk;on feeln called upon to make. If NorlotiH thought on the I'estinius of tho United Staten 'tin compete with the euntomary holiday dlntrnctlonn, it would he all to the good. But can it 7 Sanford SIiowh The Way To Miami Minnil Herald P E O P L E IN M IA M I have cause to envy the folk* In Hanford. 'tlie A tlantic Uuasl Line iwit load's depot In Banfonl was built in lUlit. Now tlie county seat of broilnuie county— population, l'.’.UOU is about tu get a new railroad sla Hull, streamlined and ain-um litlonad. The Flurida East Coast tailway'* p a iim g r r station In Hi* heart of downtown Miami was built In 1IH3. Miami, th* state'* biggest city Ht* second world war. fhtra are —population, 21111,00(1 plus uml found to be plenty of opportunities hlggrat Income earner for the railroads operating here—Isn't about to get a new F E U drput. T h * F E C ’s gosh awful place, alrnoal under tlie eaves of flsite county'* skyscraper courthouse, Is little changed from the day it wa* opened T h ru , Miami contained nii.nlt 7 .’inn soul*. A fin a l page repiul in The Bnofoid ll i ’tnl'1 -ay* tin- new AO I. statiun in Bnnfoid "w ill comptiau two (lo ries ami w ill t.e ronatluctrd of light ciiloreit hiI. k and niRtonry m aterial*. " (If the most modern 'unslruct ion. It w ill he air conditioned anil equipped w illi h warm a ir heating system. 'Die window* w ill be if aluminum an hilecturul projected type." Miatol's thonsnoda of v liitu r* arrivin g on F E U train* *1111 get o ff beside a tin y, mniidiacldr aoaebrouism. It w ill bu front page new* when llio F E U , or on* of it* icverat control*, fin a lly decide* to give Miami a new station if It avar dor*. O I.KO P O P U LA R A I.B A N Y , N. Y tP -U p w a rd s of five million pound* of yellow uleo sped into New York m arket* today •• the Hate tcrapped u Gd year old bon on sale of the colored •proau. The first reported sale was made at 12 UI u 111. ( K P T ) to Mrs lleneslu M. Strong. Plandunie, L .I .. who *|Hinsoml the controversial oleo repealer In the Assembly The lli'im bliean usiem blywonian pur­ chased u pound of the m argarine .it a store In Port Washington on lamg Island's North Share. UritaintJ Are ir .n iiia M r**M r . . « r,»«i nate tonight In a House vote on a motion of censure by the op position Labor B u rly. If carried, such a iiiutlmi would force the gov eminent out of office Churchill expressed feu; that the Am erican people might Uruw the wrong conclusion fruin the House of Common* debate over the iioinli lugs He added. "There might crone a lime, e* penully (luring a presidential elec ilou, when a sharp reaelion of emu linn, even of auger, uiiglil sweep large le rlio n i ol the Am erican people, und any candidate who paid attention to it might gain very considerable advantage " I can only hope the Ainerlean people w ill nut supjiuse Uml the House of Corn moo* Is unfriendly to them and that we ara sim ply naggers.’ ’ Ju st’ before the debt’ ll- r dfoned Helwyn I.lovd, m inister of sliHe, announced the appoint merit of the deputy chief of staff for Gen •’lurk Me said this was donu with approval of the United Htales ami Common wealth governments. Lloyd sold B ritain had "consld ered care fu lly'1 whether to ask fur representation *on the United Na­ tions delegation conducting the K<> rea truce lalk* at Pnnmunjom, hid decUled against It "W e reached the coudnsinn that the negotlalinu* already were he lug wei) handled ami that wider representation would nut make for any Im provem ent," said l.luyd, who recently toured Korea with ilrltlah Field Alurshal K a rl Alex aiider "W e felt any change In the tie gotlatlng team would be hailed by the Communists as evidence of dl vision nmoin the United Nalions ............ ............ This we considered would he likely to cause further delay at the mo men! when only one outstanding Issue (prisoner of w ar repatriation) prevents the conclusion of an * r mist Ice ." Lloyd made hit report on the Korean! rip aa a prelim inary to Edgar M. Elb ert, Maywood, IIU . Is tile new pr>vdd*iit of Tfie tillerim liu'iul Aa.<ui:iatluii uf l.lons Club*. He w ii* elected by UnOld mou* vole nt tlie :ir,tli iiiini.nl coo ventiun of tlie Associntiun w b l.l. closed lieii' ul tin' new Miinicipid A udlliirlu iu Sutunlay. Elbert s ic cecils lliu u lil I' Nutter uf Com den, N. J . B U K G I.A H S E N T E N C E D ( ARSON C IT Y . Nev. on - Mrs Jeanne d'Are Michaud, 3U year aid self ktyled brains of the !<-* million dollar Bedfleld burglary, has been seuleuerd to five years in a lederut women'* prison. Lcdvrni Judge Unger Foley pro rumored sentence Monday. By HID HEBtONG It'a unfortunate that "adjourn­ ment fever" hui taken over the Congress, and we arc now in n te rrific rush to try to finish up before the Republican National Convention. The paper* In the last few day* have told tho story of what happen* in such circum ­ stances; it Is a story o f conflicting and sometimes lll-advlsod actions, taken In loo much o f a hurry, und improperly und Inudeuuatcly con­ sidered. T h is Is one of the major results of trying to adjourn, Infttvhd of re.-e-slm/ until ufler the Convention*. There la still n chance that we w ill recess until about the first of August, returning then to com­ plete our work. I hope we do. Be­ sides I:living mure tlmu for con­ sideration of hills we rea lly should take up, 1 think wo ought to lit, on hand, avullahle in case of any International emergency. Then* would bn some inch saving him In such a procedute, 'since wo don't get a n y mileage in the cast) of a recess. One big reason why we nlwnyn get in these last-rninute "Jnm t" is what is known nmung Congress­ men ns the " I.T .O .T . C lu b ’ —*'l:i Tuesday, Out T hu rsd ay". The Club Is composed of Members who live nearby, go home on Thursday, comeback to Washington on Tuait ay. and conduct and supervise their own private enterpilses un F itd a y , Saturday and Monday. It would be a lot easier to gel through the Committee work und floor sessions on tim e if we hud a "fu ll house” to do the work. My fam ily uml I went to the premiere of "The Washington Sto ry" last night. W hile I don't make u hnbit of "plugging" for n particular movie, I make no esreptiun in thi« case because it gives un accurate portrayal of Hie work of a Congressman, showing more d e a rly than in any movie 1 have ever seen Just wliut your Congressman's days are like. And It was particu larly g ratifyin g in tee the "ch aracter-assassin" type o f news columnist shown In his true light. The outstanding scene In the movie was the picture of tin Democratic Clook Boom, uml lh« most prominent part of this witthe ornnge Juice uml dispense! contributed by tlie .State ot H m idu, with tin- sign, "Compliment* of the H int" of Flo rid a", very much In evidence, A Member is shown getting a drink of oiunge Juice; ns lie starts to leave, mIs asked where Jn* Is going, uml savs "Buck home to C alifo rn ia!" When the picture of our ornnge Juice in Its dispenser flashed cm the screen there wns u spontuli- uoue burst at npplause by tha Inrttu numbai of Membare in tha audience, We think thta "ahot” I d |u ch n pitcuro w ill be worth hundred* of thousand* of dollar* In adver­ tising the State o f Florida, and a gruel benefit to th* State. 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan W 7 E .00 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $ I3 4 0 - < m> 1950 Studebaker Commander Sedan Low M ileag*, Look* New $187500 1946 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Sedan $796*00 1941 It nick Special .Sedan $27&tH> lOURYALISI DIES BIO SPRING. Tex on - Norman Walker, UU, veteran retired news­ paperman wliu a* manager of the AxmeJuled Press bureau m E l Pnsn ( overeil many imimrtunt sluries ubuut Alex leu's revulutnmary pur mil (lied Sunday, ii House debate un the bombing of North Korea'* Yulu Utver power iilaut' The Up|*r lllun J.nbur Burly bus I ii tit down ii mulum ul eensurn iig jiu t tin rm ijcrva ttve grvarn uii'til lur t id tii1 to iibinln > prior ruiisultatlim (r m Ibe U ntie 'ilale* on litis nltacl. 'I be reiiatir • moltii.! •» mildly word.'d, but il c a m e i. wt, ltd force Brtine Mint ter Wi. r a n I ’hurchlU to n'k the dp-olid, ii of I'urliu meiit and a new national election A ll nipt* by Anunrln flevan nnd Id* Labor B aity lell wing to sub xlltute a nlrungiT censure motion were beaten down at a stormy Wi hour meeting ol House of Cumiium* l.ahurlle* tod.iy l.aborite* conleml the Yalu River iaHiililiig tmperltcd the truce talks and risked w ar with Red China . . . »«■' - W f°l Lt. Robert L. Peck II! Buried With HonorB JUMPB TO DEATH In Korea on May 3, waa returned to Florida on June 31. Funeral ■ervlcea were held from Smith Funeral Home, Lake Worth, on Junt 28 at Si80 p.m., Interment following at Boynton Beaeh Ceme­ tery. Beam s, Honor Guard anil firing Squad for th* Military Funeral weia furnished from Murrlson Air Baa* In West Balm Beaeh, Lt. Peck waa born In Sanford Jan. 17. lD27t and attended schools In Sanford and Orlando, complet­ ing High School in HtatesUro, Ga. Following hia graduation he entered Georgia Tach, Atlanta, Ga. and received hi* degree in June, 1BB0, after which he Im­ mediately efiliated In the Armed Service* with commlaatbn of sec­ ond lieutenant, being promoted to first lieutenant prior to bring aant to Korea In January, 1962, where he waa attached to tha 46th In­ fantry Division. In addition to tho wldowi ha la survived by two amall sons, Ro­ bert Leo Poek IV and William Polndextor Ftckt two brother*, Onl. Dwight Peck, with tho 4th Div. in Germany, and Howard Peek, attending the Unlvaralty ol Tonnuaooj hla father nnd *t*pmothcr, Mr. and Mr*. R. L. Pack Jr., of 8L Augustin*; hla paternal grandmother and aunt, Mr*. R. L. N ek Ir . and Mra. Donald Whit4«mb of Jaekaonvlllei and hla ma­ terial grandmother and.atinl, Mrt. As D. Smith and Mlaa Charlotte The wuman, Mr*. Josephine Slachowiak, of nearby Cheeklowag*. waa IdenUlied through several notes found In a purse lift with a coat at the scene ol tha jump near th* cataract’! brink. Content* of the note* were not dlacloiad. Relatives tuld police that Mra. Stachowlek had been despondent over the death ol her husband list ol t»>»s on. famous fo !p,ndsW« N IAG AH A F A L L S , N. Y . HI — S c o rn of tourist* watched help t r u ly Monday nighl as a woman plunged Into the N ia g a ra ; R iver Th* body of F t r it L t. Hob*rt L«* ami wa* swept to her death over Beck lit, who waa killed In action th* American Falla bora have an outN lla i for th* infronliert. They h i l b same b" MoM pafila agree today HMar H k th* oerven* Garulanafom which laid Europe Ygt the German policy of sited Nation* dace 1944 appear io fo diracliv aimed l m u m a g o al Nat oaly R ik s /IgaagA fiMfkiiin rmstWnst buy « UdstpetWto^ 0 1 H » •* A tU trt* at “the friendly store fall. Tho body wai not ImmadJataly recovered. THIRD CLASS MAIL WASHINGTON uf - User* of tha hulk third class mailing privilege got a DO million dollar a year Mjm In their poital charges today. The long • standing minimum charge of one cent par place went up to IW cent* par place-anothar of the ataggered postage Increase* authorised by Congress last y«*r to help wipe out th* ra c tu m i Ant you planning to buy a new cur? U you ar«, arrange a low-coat bunk auto loan with us. You. gat prompt action . . . y o u aava money. . .‘you c«n place your car iiuurancg in your own community. For all-around utiafaction, finance your next car hare. INSTALMENT LOAN DEPARTMENT ACHERON DEPARTS VIENNA. Austria US - I Secretary ol State Dean Acl left Austria by air today tor Bi expressing "firm conviction" thfa occupied nation la deterr to defend ita Independence. ROOM i f f Serving Customer** At This Location For Post 25 Years BHQNE S it SERVICE STORE Ijd frU j th# (g f. �m m j p n w! i -v r\ Social A n d Personal Activities ®Social Calendar TU ESD A Y The Daughter! of W taley Sun' day School class w ill h»M ■ party I In M cKinley H all at B:00 p.m. w ith M rs. A. II. Steven*. M rs. 0. II. W inn, M rs. J . A. Howard, Mrs. L . M. T yre and M rs. t. .1. Hoy el tv as hostesses. A potted plnnt sale Will be held wit ft proceed* to hr d o n a te d to the church building ~Pfund. ; The Seminole High School Hand 1 w ill hold summer practice in the school band hall at 7:.’I0 p.m. A ll alum ni and Interested persons are cordially invited to he present. The prayer meeting service at :the F ir s t Baptist Church w ill he | at 8:00 p.m. Campbell Leasing Post 33. Am etlcan Legion, w ill hold a free . supper meeting at 7:00 p.m. nl Uhe Legion Hut. Flection of offi e*ra w ill be held. W EDNESDAY The Prayer Meeting Service nt (he F ir s t Baptist Church w ill he t 8.00 p.m. The Executive Committee of the rst Baptist Church w ill hold its onthly meeting after the prayer eating service. The Fidelia Class of Ihe First naptlst Church w ill hold n picnic Mat the home of Mr. and Mt* jpHomer Little on Lake Markham. 1 Members w ill meet at the . Inireir at 3:30 p .III. ami go out toy ether Each person Is aakrd to bring n covered dish. SA n iR D O The Royal Ambassadors w ill hold their meeting at the F irs t Baptist Church at 2:00 p.m. TEEN TALK By VIVIAN BROWN AP N ew sfesturea W hat Is the new* on the wolf front T Is a man more or less of n wolf lit '827 The eonsensus nf n represent/! live group of young Indies Is Ihnl Ih ty are not— as a matter nf fact things couldn't he duller. Says on* young filly : f "There was a lime you resented m*n, scorned young men who being whistled at hy rude gentle made advances from automobiles and absolutely demolished with Icy stares a strange Ind who tried to slrlk e up a conversation on the beach. Anything would hr better than what we have now: No Interest at all. Most g irls are .pilrk to admit thav aren't In favor of the guys ^ w ith plrk-up tra its. Then- nr* W proper ways to h« Introduced ~ ’-e v d f to*TW se fIRmlW, But they don't Ilka being treated like , stone pillars. A* one girl puts If: " I was the belle of mv school up until about six month*, ago. . I have p re llv ebd he* and a good allowance. Suddenly, mv popu­ la rity WBned. Hoys alin'd been eager to date me before dropped me like a hot apple," G irls attribute this altitude to . the higher rest nf living, nod soma of them even discuss writing Washington about it. Kay* a pret­ ty t8-year-oId red head: "L e t's figure out wdiat It rnstv a boy to take you out on a simple date these d*y«, and mind vnu If he’a a school lioy one ran't say 'W ell prices are tin loit so arc wagsa.' He must get money from hi* fam ily or earn It In an afterschool Job, w hlrh doesn't pay very much to begin with, " In tho C ity an average nmvle ftven a B picture) is at least 11.00, an tce.eream sundae about 60 cants, an Inexpensive dinner (U r t a at I2.RO and a little hminuat o f flowers a couple o f dol­ lar*, W hat’s a poor g irl got to look forward to? She ran't he romanrad the w ay her mother w as." To make m atters worse, this ysar'a vnun*r men are proud, nay tha g irls. Not like the hove who took advantago of wartime condlt|ona to loll around a g irl’s hot! I * , tan up her lee-box and play her reenrd-player. They don't want anything fo r free— un1*18 they ran reciprocate—but on ■th* other hand, they aren't parting w ith Ihe few pennlra they ran fetch onlo. 8omr girl* have even rnme In the conclusion that men are get­ ting more selfish, otherwise whv would thev prefer a baseball ■line to taking an attractive g irl IP an Ice-cream parlor, Bays one >|t-by-the-f1re: * ft “I’ve even watched my brother off with the bove for an Inexthemselve*. Tfctv Iley don't even feel sorry for mo sitting horn# alone." Boy* are going back lo oldfashioned enter*alnmenta such a* tennis, handball, cards or rin g pong. They'd much rather to that, according to moet, than go danc­ ing — horla* to say tha least In thalr estimation. Meanwhile, how are th* glrle •waiting that handsome knight Meat of th*m aro Maying home fearnlng how to cook, eew and kaep bouse. Most rlrls, today, c«n bake a pit In a Jiffy, turn out i • terrific bach of bleeulte and I whip up ■ wonderful canerole. , Rut la there a man around to * appreciate their abilities T . No aim ! A* one little homebody put Iti "In the old day* even If a didn’t take you out on a uate, could roimt on him eating home-cooked food. Now they V* pfenning a Mg trap If you Inylta them to of them a n so hep i. they've discovered m a t liv e na chcoulv aa E n f ............ nalve evening‘ by 4 Mr. ami I I. Ew ing Dean entertniued on Sunday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock honoring Mis* Helen Cahns and her fiance Albert F itts nt Mr F itts ' home. 'Linden," on Lake Linden where the bridal couple plans to reside. T h eir wed­ ding w ill he nil event of tomorrow evening at Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Kefreshments were served dur­ ing the afternoon front three table* in the garden decorated with colorful summer flower arrangements. The table* held tra y s of delicious hors 'deuvrea and canape*. About til) friends of the honored couple ended .luting the nppniiited hours. e rsona l Mr. and M rs. O. V. Horace have returned from Dothan, A la. where they spent the p a il week. Mr. and M rsT w illla m L e ffle r J r . and children returned today from N rw Sm yrna where they have spent several weeks. M r*. Ralph W ight ha* returned from Orlando where she spent the weekend w ith her sister, Mrs. H a rry Dickson. M i*. Iludi Nnn of Youngstown, O. arrived on Sunday to uttrnd the wedding nf Miss fle lrn l ‘nhn.> to Albert F itts tomorrow evening Mr. niul M i*. George Stine and their son and ilnughter-in-lua, Mr. and Mr*. Alfred L . Stine of Chicago, III left today lo *pciid two week* at Day Inna lleacli. L t. Ralph Austin Smith J r . has reported to Lackland A ir Force BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ' Ilnsc in Texas on June IH where he w ill serve with the Engineer's Mr. and Mr*. Stewart Gulchel Corps. nnnotinred today the birth of n son, Robert Stew art, this morning L t . Robert Jones left today for nt the Pernnj.l Laughton Memorial F t. Ham Houston In San Anlm ilo, Hospital Mrs. (in tchrl |H the fm- Tex. after visitin g in Hniifon o ur Dorothy Snnfmd. with his parents, Mr. and M is, C It. Jones. LAKE MARY n Hy VIRGINIA |\ ANDERSON on) Mr. and Mrs. L. E . Roberts and two children are home again from n vacation spent In Maryland and IVnna. Mrs. Mary M rKnight of Orlando Is spending snnte time w ith her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. August I’ hlllip* on Little l.nke Mary. Mr. nnd Mrs. Nel* I*. II Jorgen­ sen of (Inkland, " n iff. were recent gnrsln of Mr. and Mrs. James Yates. Mr nnd Mrs. M (\ Sm ith and daughter tiara have returned from n viirntlnn spent in Ohio, Pennsyl­ vania nnd Mnrvlnnd. Charles Kjohlnm J r Iraves Tin**, .lav for Jacksonville nnd indurtlnn into II.e Navy, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Hrrkhcnd and two children of Charlottesville, Vn are visit log her parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. T Halley. Friends of Mrs Ernest l.nger.p .ist, former resident nf l.nke Mary, w ill |,e Interested to lenrn that after nearly a year spent In Sweden, with her sister, she has returned to Hanford nnd w ill make her home with Mr. nnd Mrs. H. M. Fennell. She wn» In l.ake Mary Saturday calling on the Pickerings ami Gh-asnns. The Hey. and Mrs.- L . W. Hrott spent Frid ay evening with Rev and Mr*. R. fiwrnk In Han Mateo. Mr. and Mr*. L e *lc r T lllls of W aycross, are spending his vacs Hon w llh hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. !„ C. T lllls . Mr. nnd Mr* Roy f, Howell J r . nnd son Milton returned from High Spring*. Saturday, after an absence of two weeks Chief and Mr*. John J . Patter son nnd children are home agnln after a vacation which Included N iagara F a il*. Susan nnd Henry Whelchef, c h il­ dren of |)r. and Mrs. I.vnn Whelchel of Miami, are visiting their grandparents, Mr. nnd Mr*. T . 1,. Il'( 'minor, Friend* of George K. Patterson J r w ill Iw interested to learn that during Id* attendance at the Sen­ ior III Conference of Ihe P resby­ terian Church, held recently at Mike Wales, he was elected Vice Moderator of Westminster Fellowshin for North Florida Presbytery. Mrs. William H. Matthews a r­ rived home Saturday after apendIng three week* with her parents, Itrv . and Mr*. Thomas E . Thomp­ son In Hendersonville. N. C . D ur­ ing thnt time, her mother under­ went surgrry and Is making a good reroverv. The Thompsons are former resldenl* nf Lake Mary. Mr*. J . II. Cowan returned home Saturday from Pensacola, where *he had been visiting her son and dnnghtrr-indnw, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Cowan. Master Malcolm Strang arrived from Huynnnc, N . J . by plane, Humlny to visit hla unde and aunt, Mr. nnd Mr*. John R . M rLatighlln. Mr. and Mr*. J . R. Well* were thu supper guests nf Mr. and Mrs. 1,. K . B axter In Orlando Monday. Mr. nnd Mrs, W. L . Holy field and Mrs. Margaret Slem of Big Stone Gap, Va. have returned to their homes after visiting Col. and Mr*. W illiam K. Baker. Mr*. R . D. linker accompanied them and w ill spend the summer In Rig Stone Gan and Charleston, West Va, W«rd ha* been received of the death, Hunday nf Mrs, W illiam Butlor, In New Castle, Penns. She was a sister of P. P , Anderson and had visited In Lake M ary on several occasions. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver SJohlom Mr*. Kscnr Prlee ha* ns her rests tier three nieces, Mis* Jean unnally of Hamilton, Ain. and the Misses Kny nnd P a lly C link of Ja sp er, Ala. B Friends of John llonlfm e, A .D .C .. w ill he glad to know he I* improving at the Naval A ir Rtatlon Hospital In Jacksonville after undergoing major surgery. Mr, and Mr*. John Hughe* nie now making their home in Oceana, Vn. and report I lint following u very hot weekend the weather Ii now exreptlormlly cool. Friends of Mr*, Hoyd Coleman w ill lie glad to know Hint she tin* returned to her home from th.’ Fernnld Laughton Memorial Ho* {dial following an operation. Sli • I* getting along nicely. Mr. niul Mrs. John A. La in he th left yesterday fur Charlotte, N C where they plan lo make their future home. Mr. I.amhelh w ill in associated with the New England Mutual Lift. Insurance Company. Dr. and Mrs. J . p. Haiti have left lo visit various point* In the north nnd west. Mrs. Bain is the former Catherine Takaeli, daugh­ ter of Mr. and M r*. C. A. Tnknrh. whom they have been visiting hern In Hanford. Mr*. M. N Cleveland and Rim Mack Cleveland J r . have leturn eil from N short trip to point* In Georgia and the Carolina*. W hllaw ay they attended the wedding of her niece, Mi** Martini Vassar, to Connie Mnrbhnwrr*. which look place lri*t Hal unlay. Mr. nnd Mrn, J . M. lin n * hnva* thrdr guest* I belt son C\Vn Hayes, Mr*. Naves nn.l children Jolinie and Hetty, of Ft Myer in Alexandria, V a .; ul*o Mr. and Mr*. K arl Wade and sen Roger of Washington, |l. C T h e , have all returned to Sanford afl.o spending lime III at New Nmyi ' » some Him' M s* Hearh I !*>“ («|j --— *»• na nnd* K ey West. fIIIntH to HouNcwivi’8/ V ** A L IC E L. CRDM AItTIE * Lemon or limn chiffon pie I* an appetising finish for a hot-weather meal. Loftfja of lemon* and IImrn • ro coming on the m arket, Ifiu U* 8, fhniart merit of A it Heul* tnra says, th e re w ill also he plenty nf egg* — another Impor­ tant Ingredient for this pie. Here's the recipe; Ingredient*: 1 tablespoon of gel atln for a firm fillin g , nr 2 tea­ spoon* o f gelatin for n B u ffe r fillIng or for use with sm all eggs; ' i cup cold w ater; 3 egg*, separated; % cup sug ar; H cup unstrained lemon or lime Juice; 14 teaspoon grated lemon or lime rin d ; U tea»P«»n aa lt; a few drops n f green coloring fo r lime pie; n ii-lnrh baked pastry shell or a graham cracker-shell. To m ake: Sprinkle gelatin on water and soak a few minutes. egg ynlkn slig h tly , and add half tha sugar and the lemon or lime Jules and rind. Cook over boiling w ater, stirrin g constantly until thick. Add softened gelatin to the hot egg m ixtu re; s tir until dissolved. M ix In the rolorlng for lime ids. Cool until thick hut not aet. Add salt to egg whites and bent until a tlff. Add real of sugar •lo w ly, heating constantly. Then bland w ith tha cooled gelatin m ix­ ture. Pour Into the pie shell anil ch ill. Keep eold until served. Graham -cracker shell, which requires no baking and lx easy to make, l i a good choirs fo r this summer pie, Ingredients: 18 graham eraekara; U cun melted table f a t : H cup sugar. To m ake: Roll crackers fine. M ix w ith other Ingredients. T u rn Into pie pan and pat Into a solid smooth shell. and children spent the weekend with hi* mother, Mrs. G .E. flloblorn, who accompanied them home to l.ake Alfred, for a short visit. Miss Dllon Baker left Rundav otf her vacation which will Include vlsll* in Columbus, Go., Kansas City, Mo. and Warrenaburg, Mo. At the fetter she will be the guest Rcott, N r. and M rs. George K . Patterson and George R , Patterof Mr. and Mrs. James Basham. Reen at the Princeton Theolo- eon J r ., Rev, and Mr*. Jam es M. eal Seminary Choir Concert nt Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. P. D . Ane Hanford Presbyterian Church, demon, Mm, J, D. Cochran, Mm. Monday evening were: Rev, L* W. H M. Cochran, Mm. J . E . Robin■«n and M lu Kay Stubbing*. S one. Whai we glrla need la a new approach to man." What la tha new approach to tha 'S3 man? Glrla who know how to charm tho modern man can pox* on that Info to their U*a Informed ulster*, They'll love you for It HOMER’S GRILL New Owners Mr. iM Mm H mmm Barney MomSesToRDEH V w Canter P in t and Sanford Nutty Ann ( ’iikIc Ih Honored At Shower Miss M yrtle I.ee Hardy was honored recently w ith a party glvon by Miss E io lio Benton ami M rs. Lloyd Lowe. The party wa* given nt the home of Miss Benton at 707 East Tw en ty-fifth Strep* Yellow gladioli and greenery were used In decorating. During the evening several nuunnHc game* were, plnyetl with prises heiivt won by Mrs. Rnheit Heave* and Ml*« Curlerti Hollenbeck. A numliei of lovely shower giftwere presented to (lie hottorre in ileeoratetl basket after which refreshment* were served, consist tog of ('oca Colas, pink and yel low dikes niul cat,.lie*. Assisting the hostesses in serving were M i*. K itty Nix and Mr*, .lark Hinton Those enjoying the evening wi'h Ml** llnrdv w e ir Ihe Ml**e* June W hatley, Maxine llro lin . Nnn \ Roldt, Bette (iihhs, Thelma Myte*. I.oi* Ann Doli*on, K itty N ix. F ir i lint Nix, I'n lty W a lk ri, JoynJones, Cm li rn Hollenbeck, jb n il ire Brown, Dorothy tillly a n l. Hui bm a Casnohe, Kathleen C r i. *ey and Geinldine W right. Also Mr*. Della lln id y , M r*. Glint le* Hayes, Mrs. Edwin K e illi, Alt*. Lelaud Itudd, M m Caniela Mu*e, Mr*. Novella Yale*, Mrs. Maty Lee Hoff, M l*. Iln rrll (iric in r, Mr*. Heaves. Mr*. Dorothy Fin ney, Mr*. Benton, Mr*. |.«we nnd M is* Benton. PHONE 148 Miss Cabas, Mr, Fitts Honored With Party T H E 3 A N F O R D H E R .11.7. Tu t*. Ju ly I, 10S2 Page A M yrtle Lee Hardy Honored With Party Mr* J W. Cn rtc r, M ri B. W LfhRitinit, M m A I> Hiiuht rre mi l Mi J 1’ \Vi)» •Ml It-itinted Ml B e lli \ nn <' «i*b . * n?h1" ■t. wilt* , k 1, 1lie ti >i"%k * f l?M r 'oiM ila, , 1, Mill,* th** Wilt*. n h-ifnr* Of| W. -1 T w M iD 'i S t i . i r l.m -dy ill >nugi m m * “ f r n -ni i?i nroi rrne* ..........al •■I M.u |. 11r \ i *?rik nf 1 ..Oil wf*. Ilfe.lM1 "ii rh»* V iii lien .i'll hy linwet 1Im in?*, u i f i* I • n ith | •• U* 1 ti*'i Ml( won III!' gill ■ Mrv. R. t.i Mr* \Wt \ mi*•i i.n 1. k"x l.nti* iii fin **V* T*log reft i • (mu'♦nfr* \v?‘ i m*i vp *1 f* "In the dining luttli' nin u h wJI ** 1nvi-rlaid A with a hiii'ii i mr vi im K .if dli. punch lillHi ill "|i? i' ml of tha t |t Ikl«* \\'H* *'111*11i h .l u ith • nrnn lion* aind In n . .«1141 ••IV?•d with III. [Ml iirh were "(HMI 1f i- ?•?1 mod­ w i.dic*. loii-l • all •1 nut Miri-i atlclldlli I? YYit i. Mi' * • '* gle »• i. Mi* 1h.I.v Mrs. II 11 Hall.ltd, M1^, w V ill nilk 4 J i . Ml It T 1lim it. Mr'i. It. 0 . Fo, Mi . Hen \ rob'i *•h i . M i* M. 1. Il.ik . i, M i* .1-Im 1(ivei * Mrs l ‘l"liia 1 n i i-, Mi * Ma* 1l.,i**m g. Mi** FIlivili W inill mo 1 Mi *■! June ('allmlic Church Concludes School \ i«i' V n c 'D it t n H f h " ' -1 .if R f H •11 ■ 1fl " f } ' in"f hill ilf Ml Soul 4 f i 111111 f ' h i | » c h . u n c l o ,1 I’toRM 1HIM hi 1 III , ik??"ll yv ti > M i d l r r HOLLYWOOD llv MOB THOM AS •r . js W H A T E V E R Y V A C A T IO N W A R D R O B E N E E D S —la a cos­ tume that 1* pretty and practical for vacationing, anil also a good addition to your summer w ard­ robe T his one from David flood• trlii nils the hill perfectly. Of pure silk while crepe In a charm ­ ing multi-colored butterfly print, the slrevrles* drc»* t* completely lurked and atllrhrd from neck­ line In hemline for a .straight-upand-down look The neckline is scooped a* a foil (nr brightly col­ ored head* It comes w ith Its own white cashmere sweater, appllqued with llllle silk Imtleirtiea sp arkl­ ing wtlh «rqiiin». to wear on a ch illy summer evening o r lo mat! It to oilier dresses. Commencement Held At Itihlc* School Tile Vacation llih lc School of III,. F irs t iliip tlsl C h illi'll closed with commencement pingnun F ri tiny at H;IH> p.m. The si tiool had an enrollment of 3HII w llh an overage daily iitlendanee of 277 The highest attendance was 316 on the third day nf the sehool. T lie program nt Hie school in chub d n ilatlv Joint worship *erv ice followed hy department pro g riin ii of work Including lllhb study, tut m u slin ly, rlm rn rlrr aloiiea, linmlworIt, memory work, game*, singing, reerenthin, and re fr —limcnl Those participating in the ..tii.i.l ate it* follow i Intel Mii-rll nil Depa 11llle lit: M i•' \V F ig le . Superintendent, M l*. S K lla rlio lir. M i*. R |) lim n .o n . Mrs. A. I Itarineiiii, M is. J M. H linedphei. Mr. H E . Ilnrliour, M i*. W. M Horne. Mr*. II V. Nelson, J i , and M l* A J . F ile r son. Junior Drparliuent Mrs. J I' Cullen, H n in iitiiendiod, Mr* W C l.y n ii, Mr*. II A Duvgm . Mi D a iry Hnwih n. Mi* V •' Schley, Mr* V . H. H a sty , M i. Estelle t i l isnon. Mrs. J D. Cordell. Mr*. It T . 1111in pit r •-y , M i*. John E. Fox, Mr*. Ilo llv I'le ie y , Mrs. Roy Reel, Ml** Dnrulhy lio 'lloo ll ay. M .lf Mrs. W . D. Ill* vim . Mi f ’ rlssey, Ml*« Jo Ann M .me. m l Ml** tiim ly* H asty. Prim ary Dcpm tm enl: M r*. John L . M iller, RiilMuIntemlent, Mr*. A. Anderson, J r .. Mr*. Hal A. Colbert, Mrs ile a trlrc Polley. Mr*. Holiert Skinner. Mr*. Roger Hchrnlilt. Ml** Pawn Bishop, Ml** Louise Benton, Mr. Hotiliy t in .kins, Miss Not inn Faye H arvey, Miss Jeanne Lane M iller, Miss H iare Marie Hliltnclpher, Ml** Jennelln Cleveland, Miss Minerva Hm illi, Mr*. Naomi Jacknon. Mr. Rudolph Smith. Beginner Departm ent: Mrs. it. T . Tbomn*. Huperlutendeiit, Mrs. M r*. W. I,. Vance, Mr*. II. It. Newman, Mr*. M. D. Bum garner, Mrs. f ‘. F Heiiham, Mr* E , J. I ’crplc*. Mr*. T . M. W ithers, Mrs, J . i*. Wilson. M r*. Ernest Betts, J r ., Ml** Margaret Hunt, Miss Jean Wilson, M l** Barham Mattn ir, Miss Beverly Rogers, Mis* Dora Brunson, Miss Beverly Ben­ ton, Mi** June Vance, nnd Miss Dorothy Johnson. N ursery Department! M rs. I lam er L . Oahnrne, fluperlntendent, Mr*. K. E . Puerlfoy. Mr*. I . lllle Until Hoderhloom, M rs. .1. R. Gloveland, M r*. O. P. .Wade, Mrs. E . J . Game ton, J r * ami M rs. n . Newsome. N ursery: Mrs. II. D. Sm ith, M rs. Ja ck K . Mor­ rison, and M rs. N . 0 . Booth. Bepreshm rnt Committee: M rs. II. B . T urn er, M rs. R . T . Hunt, M r*.* Ray Slaton, M rs. G rade Bishop, M r*. Ruth W ilkinson, and Airs. B . D. Dnkle. Transportation Committee: Mr. Hay Riston, Mr. C . W. E rg le , and ik .1l.i 1. W in: III of ; i ' M •■>!r t \ ........... nf Hi? 1" '»«(» ' *»»r '• in i 1f il.j hull with il- i: diin tin 'i 111i ! 11»11 of |'ulh*T AfiOmny "f M i o •' \\ \ * II I"- l|IM <•1 1... f.l 1 1 ii' .* I v ,i Mi i uni nn i - •! i n i h \ \1 1 a W i M’ lfl -’ •• 011V IIhint t -1 It...... ii i m i !'♦ Mi IV *|n Ml Mii * \ 1 IL'iiM**>, Mr %. I 'll' 41' f'll Mil i "ntiiiiil •in Il M1V•IM It * 1. tl. " , 1 -1 hi >• fit 1 kill* lot* 1.11•it iItl. . I?II ,.f Mill ti i il-i if i"h I i ’um I i'i‘illiiim, Mr? I iliinri W iRht, ■•" 1 f Mi'iu i1 i "l it ul itul M i n I ' d l f > l h i l u , ri u i Mfifl \ \ {* % lilf l . »»' iiiu p . N I \| ji -It l i iii- M itlli in. Sli1? VV11 Iiit ||l'?'" IV' -1 1 1" 1i f vnu A' " III4d)| 1(1 I 111' i |il 11\ |M"If I JI til fii’Udll fit I"? 1*m l: "11,1 all kdll-S old " f 1*1.4n i * I'eni In IIO l.l.Y W M D Ii "Brnm lon. do i',.ii. von know your lines for Ihe nt-xl scene?" 'Ive.i bet nm-li " I don’l know ami I dnn'1 euro " Anil wilh that. Ilramlnn tleWllde. nine year • oltl Brn.itlw .iy slar, hupped on a liieyele ant! sped away fruiu the movie set But ho mhui * I .'i ri m wilh t'*fii;r rent ion ^inif returned anti went Ihrtmgh a flaw­ l?1|? I ■ \ Oil' • llllill i'll llflth'l Mr? DOI'OltCU will -.,14-1k III!' .In m i i 1 ill gioiiild* less rehearsal (nr Ihe film version hilt y I i ••]]:i .llill Hill 1 l*k flit' I'.il i i of "M ernlier of Ihe Wedding " lie 1 " 1 M l III ll.I.Y W* u H i 11 M itirei i i* slurring with Ihe two perform t't! Il 1*h lull i , rush '.tv .ii tIII1il ll Mii*III' ’1 Iliiiil er* who appeared with him In the n >irv.oln U• H \ 11 *• v fiMMi Kill'll I ti'Yi Uunii^h piny- Ju lie lln rrl* nnd Ethel Wn ?* i i .«I ? -al F ill " Hi'li* Im i iliv m ii Ml lers hr if llv if let ■.in 1*1 h'l* 3ii*r m ii i i»it 1ft * "1 M il This sort of caper i* exasperal 11 i li'Hi- \ i '•ti l *1ji v ii ptcriir wnn i«! iir >•i-f . Ml? 1 III Mfl M1<I|I tl t of I m • h»'li| Ing lo Ihe liny aelnr's fiitn rr, Fred attorney h i- .itinouiu'•• Hun I imh* n iv rii i Igld *ali 1 m an i .i * 1f tn IL ih h 1 i! mi bn 1 • tn? 11v Mir \ eric ileWllde. who share* with his I ** •i |i 11*a ('lu ll A ll wife the resiionslhillly nf keening Monday m clil lli.i Sm'i I ( Inn i ll Ml .* 11 II.in I 11......1 lif Lim? Hrandon in hand during working hour* " lie leads u* a m erry chase." •/ iidinltled Ihe father, himself an in tor and stnue manager "But Hrnndnn i* no innre trouble than any liny lit* age ll'x nil age when limy like In raise a llllle call! " DeWtldc fold me ataiul tiirii unique fam ily life All Hirer me in show 1111*1111'**, anti so far Hu' w liule fam ily tin* managed to work ttt Brandon’* play*, u lih li have hern " M n n lir r of the Wed ding" and "M r* McThing " T lir failier lilt* fiutt'lloned n* singe manager, mill Ihe mother ns tut tlersindv "When he’s in a *hmv, Brandon gel* to bed at m idnight," HeWildc remarked " H r rls r* nt It , so he has a normal amount of sleep He spend* mi hour with n Inlm to make up Hie sehool lie lias missed in llir morning Then lie gnr* lo regular sehool In llir after I'o r \ Oui* l o iirlli-O I’-Jiily Oiilin}*s ffx i IIIHIO " lie ha* III* afternoon plav like nliy chilli We have dinner niul then leave our lamg Island Inline a I *es eft and drive III the theater " Me ith in I lit,it he mid In* wife have striven In keep lli.oohm > tioriii.d liny "T h il'* wliv we send him to pulllli school,” tile fallli'l ex idiilmd " I didn't want him to go In a professional school, where the kills compare each other's siilarle* Aeimg i* |ii*t inti lo Branihui Why fur Itir first year, tie didn't even know lie gnl paid for it Itl* mi dersltaly lei Hie iiiformiitlou -lip one day "Like w ise , we dim t nltnw Bran ilnu to rent! anything alimil him self m the paper We don't even let him see hi* picture In Hie pa per*, except for ra rlra lu re s , w liirh he like* Our main trouble is with ol ter people who li'll him how triii'd he I* We try to discourage Hull, liul It's not always possible." Brandon became an nelnr by tie cidcni A friend id Ihe IleWllde* was lonking for u young liny lo jday in "M em ber nf the Wedding " Klie wax having seanl sucres* anil asked If lirm iilnu roulil Irv mil fur it IUoiihch . . . 2.!)K I In 11c»'H . . . I.!IS At iir*r lil* parent* declined, knowing what lira ls elillil actor* can become Bui they relented, and Hrandon wn* an Inslant sue res*. The boy learns hi* parts from his parent*. They explain Hie idol slltinllim tn him niul have him any hi* line* in hi* own word* They correct film until Ihe lines are perfect Once he lias learned hi* role, lie *llrk s In Hull version nnd rarely does lie fluff n tine "H e 'll quit when he'* 12," Ills father said with finality. " B y Hint llin c, he'll have enough In the hank tn see him Ihroiigh prep srlmol, college and a few years after warns If he want* tn he an artnr after he grow* up. Hint'* up tn him Hut lin’n not going lo he able lo *nv to u *: ‘ You got me Into thl* " f M r. W. L. H arvey. Ghorlater: M r*. Guy Bishop. I'in n U t: Ml** Jraiiuo Lana M iller. Principal'* a*»l*tanl in charge of record*: A l P hillip*. A »*i*tant P rin cip a l: C . W. Erg le. Principal: John L . M illar. Pa*tnri W . P Brook*, J r . Picture Wide* for lh« Promotional Slide Hat, which w ill Iw used In the promotion of the school In 1U63 wera made hy M r. Homer L . Osborne. Vi EH A P P LE, P IN EA P P LE, CH ER R Y R o u m l l l a t 'l WALGREEN AGENCY KalhiiiK Suiffi 1 By r « «| | m, N anlna and *•* (•nil in Srilin I .iinl<* i , and f ',d lo ii 7,!) fi S liiflN . . . V M I tlo u s c .s , . r In 5.JIH SI io f Ih . . , SliirlH . . . | V ( |;i| IM lH lM T H I !>s l«i lo < iiiM i i n *i Cliildmi'H Suilft By S lim In t n la lin a ill Cotton mid Katin la is li’ x :i.f)5 io n.!>r> In lifiiim . lin yru i i i i Im i thm* m l I I I t.M Your *lilp'* ronui in . . tilled with N unnetla'i Hiiuitiiei lima Bnlie and Toddler frock* . . fashioned l< fit In sheer faluic* designed for cool comfort and easy launilerliig . . *i<«s 1 to 3 1,{)H to fllili-teen* . , , 6 5 it SHOPPER’S SPECIAL 6 5 0 W EIN ER S and B A K ED BEANfl OR PLAIN O M E L E T ______________ 1 r t -• K ir* , ih ( *'!'i" » , in Mu I mi| jut'l V IIM' "I | It M l■ |m |n i "in |i|iln* ri> i’n< Ii "Mn i S lie * 3 to flj 7 In 14 and TOMonnow’8 SPECIALS i 1.98 to 7.98 - Im I SHOPS to 2 !>H p m f r It. If ) �A On Cor rales’ 4-Hitter Rhodes Slams In 5 Runs On Home Run And Two Singles; Packers Play Here Daytona's P o l l a r d Hr KKNT CIIKTLAIN Is Placed On Third The victory hungry Seminole By Rabid Sanford Blues capltaliii'd on the beat pitching performani't, uf tin* year Baseball Fannette Chuck Aleno Is Named tlialr old ncmrila Wayne "Kip" Sawi'll «n,l the Orlando Senators, 14*1, before 743 happy fans at the Memorial Stadium luKt night. Sanford’s win ended n personal four'game losing skid and brought a halt to the first place Sena* tor*' five-game winning skein "Dusty" Rhodes pounded in flv, run* nn a tower­ ing l w o - r ii n homer In the eighth and a „ _ M pedr of slugle.lcV ' V 1 to snenrhead th eK K m ) . f t Seminole offen* I v e , I t wns R h o d e s ’ ninth homer of the year and fifth in th* month of Dusty IlhiMlea June.' Last year Rhoden slauumd out 10 homers in June with Kast­ man of the (ieorgln Klnle l.mgne. Corralea, hand • pirkril hy msiiagrr Chuck Aleno tor to­ night'* game, rose to the or* csaloti by fashioning lilin«rlf a neat four-1,liter and displayed masterful control In passing but on* Orlando haatmnn all even­ ing. Laat night's win was C'hlco's eighth of the year an against all setbacks. Although held hltlesH In three official trips to the plat, Manager Chuck Aleno nutunged to drivu In on* run to Iio o k i Ids season'd total to Ml or Tit In hack of Ruddy take's FML record of I III set In HI4H will, Hanford. With the scon* knotted al Oil 1n the third Hsufoed broke the I ice when Rhoden i singl'd In CorI roles, who hod doubled, fr o hi third and C r i n g e Kenii front see o it d . In t h o font th Orlando Iliad" their only "Chico" Corrale* tally on single" by Hill Shores and Frank Dn llnl‘ damn. , Thu Hines Iced the game In the bottom of the fourth when they scured five unearned runs off Sewell on three hits and three pa■sc* plus an error by Kd Levy. Frank Snntoru, who knocked In three runs the night before, cracked nut Ida second homer of 1 tin* yunr In thu fifth, which was t followcI hy • ulnifh: off the l»»t i of Currnti'K nnd ‘F liil takww" double brought Chico III. Rhodes singled iioo*e KstfNW'lo make the ecore l«*l In favor of S m fn’,;t Shores, subbing I ’"’ Fnril, I» pursing n TP tooth Hint u ■nil, was "truckveT> * I *f In the neck hyL C’ ’ ; ■ ticked foul h y ^ *V <1 Buddy CJrout in ^ H L t / the cljthth iim l^ ^ M L ^ ^ l the 0 r I ■n d o | R 1- ir A backitup hint to ▼ be ipelleil nftor trank Snnloru he passed nut In the ertne of um■Ire (Joohii Kettles, Ur. J. C, lloycc nlti'inlcil Shores nnd re* ported Unit the hlonilo IniKtler w ii nil right UiuukIi stunned l,y the blow. Preen Hux Pntteri Kd Levy went Into pitch In the ninth frame. It woe Levy'" firm mound appearance In Hnnford this year. Joe ParUe win up only once, of* flctally, m he wok walked hi* lait five time" nt Imt hint night. Orlando had Jon Valnnm In left and all Klmmermnn, hoth pitch* ere, playing In the outfield nt ono time leit night, Aim:;. With J uki fivtt ■11Inii I It t‘«l 42 ballots loin liiit In Miimlny iik the vii II mk MI10VV<<<J U "Unlit decline Civi'r tlan lf> UltiiK (<MMt tlurinK the week-end. , Bdlta , a s u 0 a 0 0 0 a 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 tillnkk h'< III Iln< H m ilh'i ’ DukI v iMfe ludienu *omi' will'll' 11 11 i | ^ IU;iM'rl w ill, l-itlirlH i<< no li tin' limn U i l y"£ ' "J':'"y-ys[ Hu nmmiKi'rliilTWfL-) |n'"l "f il<< Smith. ■ ■ f . i11k 11wuy ^ fmm tli" 1J Sr heavy Tuvin it". .1 iii’ li (.'uilu, Kilim hi' u u W I V B i II cvcm power hit* tluck Collin* I 4* 0 II t! 4 0 1! I It#lion ti l I In 1mini Ymmir of J n i Bench k I iou I i I I io the North'* third seeker, Him ul«o Ilki'K (leurge Kenl* fur thu lig h t flelil poKt on the South' ern nine. Play Softball Red Heirs Hurls * Climb Out Sanford’s Tindall Girls Twin Bill Tonight Doubleheader Win ite League Gains On Rocket The Knterprise girls' softball In Softball Loot) team will clash with the Wades Cellar With Win Speedway Racers grocery nine at 7:30 p.m. tonight Imbra Sheds Cast Volusia County Kennel Glib On Left Leg; May T a x i a g n ftk-miM* Play In 2 Weeks KINBT MACK—4 / l « 4h s Mile t r im Kthel Vlnlng, a cute blonde* haired, blue-eyed telephone oper­ ator, highlighted her All-Star se­ lections hy naming Hanford's pi­ lot Chuck Aleno ns the manager of her Southern team. The avlti Hcminole llli," fnnette’s chiiire of lluator Kinartl as one of the out­ fielders on the North'* club typi­ fied the current trend toward the Jncksonville Reach veteran flyhawk. nriM Klunrd, who began among the lead­ ers, v i r t u a l l y forced Id* way to the top and la now tied with. Daytona's Hnwlo Teinow with % votes for the! second highest rating In ihv Northern out field. In picking her team, Kthel strove to he Im- Kthel Vlnlng liurtinl us only three Heminnlu lllui's wen, placed on her starting .Southern team. They were John linbra at sec­ ond, Chuck Aleno on third amt Chic ii Corralra as on* of the three pltchera. The friendly hleurherile favored (iene Fob lard. Daytona first baseman, over Ihe correal favorite, Red Roberta uf Del,*ml on the basis uf fielding nnd Ihe fart that she pickeil Roberta as one uf her three Northern pitchers. Kthel went on reroid ns aclerling a Southern outfield of Injured i'ctv Hughes, speedster Ray Thunuts and fancy fielding and dutch hitting Ruck Collin*. The smiling telcphnnu employe" makes no hones about being n Sanford booster and predicts an I intei citing an d thrilling All-Star game for Me"I 1 nn.i ml Stadium on the night of I illy 23. Willi less Ilian four weeks re­ maining u n t i l I li a* **s llijfttcr Kmnnl w . Manager OnEthe Johnny iy lnihra, Seminole Blue flashy fielding and hard hitting second baseman, hail hia raat re­ moved from Ids left leg yesterday by Dr. Orville Barks. After nn examination, Dr. Barks stated It would bo at least two v « he for* Imbra can play ball li.ibra * I leg Is not ipilt* healed but anoiild be In a few days, the doctor said. Tha hustling second haaemnn was Injured In a collision with Coc o a outfielder Jim Kolktr at second base In a gam* played laat monthi between ____ Hanford and tha Indiana at Pro*. voat Park In Co-. roa, linbra was hit . ting .813 at the* tlm# of Id* InJohn Tmbra Jury and had clouted six homers good for lit) runs-balled-ln. He was also leading th* Blues in stolen bases with 10 anil was first In hits with 410. Sine* the loss of the hustling keystone sacker the liluee have been playing miserable .360 band,ail. Nail Dolly D*iMe» By NHL aiLSBIDE Aa—rlitel Free* Staff Writer The Sauford Blues raised themaelves out of the Florida Slate IlMUtUum* On*. Hurst flgy;*. g iavr*. League cellar Monday night by Hi,II Tu p . T r y o ilt . tarry Cadao. ’b,' Tolly Tl’afry. iiuiiah ii.iom-• • ---- r. f'egar ■wimping the flrit-plare Orlando Senator*, 14-1. Pat. Sanford Catcher Duaty Rhodes MIS* •Hr u^V.'^Jud?" Turns hit three tlmaa In five at bsta. one ■n ib them a 3-run homer In the eighth when lUady,_____ «>dd_____ Mix*.Crtp#4* Crap . . . . . . ____ H auer HI*. M lg k lr Hoag, balm y*. C om rade Dias*. H klddlsh, My M aun*, tv alo n . F o u r By F our. BKCllND BACK— B /Itth * MUo i i m s S M all DaMv D ooaiei Chico Corralea held Oria shins. Taeds con, I t MU Jr Jts n cun, Tlm iii, Ksru a rtk iv t •lunnsr U m * rto i. I:MIHTH SSAPR—a / 1M ks Mil* Text* Man. Htsr lth*4ow, U|s I’men. I.sdy V»*. Mums Jel, Iti If d. n "H ---t *1"M. list lied.---Os fnril . v i m nten— . ______ a/iethi Mil* I ls n 4 y r * r o . r e s t llr**ss, ponr*. J a c k A rc liir. t a l h s l Ht«p, D tsfs x , l>"nlnn. C o u rt t a d y . TSSXTM HKI'K— ■ *•*£ C . r . * Nil Oi T s s s n . VVsy i la s * , Cruws PHeht “ C lare . L u c k y tH O *. K a- P?ndy. ■7T7 Ilettyo of Phillips, nl llrni'sekc DeLand cosmetican In her North* cm outfield and think* th* cur* rent shift of third baaeman Mer­ Florida International U rill Smith to keystone sack la good. 30 20 Kthel Vlnlng’a All-Star Chair** Miami Miami Hearh 33 at North Po*. South Tampa 50 S4 Pollard, I). II. il l Levy, Orl. Havana ji rt'wiiiuiri 1Del,. it*1 *• H aaii in n r n uSan. n* Brewster, U 1Indira, Most musky Del, HH Fundura, Leo St. Peteriburg Smith, Pol. fill Alena, San. West Palm Bti Lakeland Itohvrlaon, J. II, C Ford, Orl. 21 64 347 T chiiow, I). II. UK IIiigheM, Cue. Key WaalI Klunrd, .1, B> lIF Thomna, Orl. Miami 1 Miami Beach 0 Trcudwny, J.B. OF Colllna, Leas Weal Palm Htach 7 St. Patarsburg Mill*, J. il, |> Sewell, Orl. Miller, Del,. P Corral*) San Key West 4 Tampa 1 Hoherlii, Ui'L. P Klnrmann Or Havana 3 Lakeland 0 SUlneke, Pal. Mgr. Alena, San. Miami Beach at Miami Lakeland al Havana Aloal Popular I'layeri Roberta West Palm Beach al St. Patafi games, Palatka beat Daytona Beach trilRkMd DeLand, 0-4, and Jack ■etm&TBeach edged Leesburg, a t. Faletha poshed Cocoa down into t ptoee with 14 hits. John Chapel to ata scattered hits lltottt when Bob Smith wRnehed a trigs to drlva In Virgil Frailty and Rob Mattaoni, who had Walked. Daytona Beach, trailing 4 0, evened things up la the last of the seventh, than scored Ihe winning run to the ninth when Third Baseman Hank deary singled with the was the Wtontog pitcher, er, Jim Cli■rich Ihe loser. Jacksonville Beach broke a 0 gam# losing ting streak by baatln, besting Leesburg's sol urg's Packers, who were sold y to Paul and Wendell Husebo, owe*re of Leesburg radio sta­ tion W i l l . Lee.Hanover was Ihe nailer tor an uadiistosed price. In the deal, announced Monday, forr league Umpire and WLBE 7 race events and u gigantic, d is ­ rlscaitar BID Reedy was named play of fireworks, one” of tb* Hnesi manager to r lace Horn realest pie^entul «n Central ar Carpenter, who resigned Friday. loridn, will bu set off. The misekoi spld Don A;nderson Races w ill n la rl pnuupily al would be retained talfli as field n manager 8:,ill and time trials nl 8 :lli. Kid and Needy laid the nnly change In sly arc free amt then- is alw ays tha ritatar was Rookfc Ms Inflelder dies of free put king space at Juan Hernandes, who was banded plenty Rocket .Speedway. Ma outright rslesse. .ATsaffirav rsgvsnt. toy , iihyinmn,. Poveriy Poverty rsg ssn t. 3 : fila ik Psro. ta n ie rn . My RAngsr. S , ABRSCIA1 H O C U TK0 P R I M Now Yurk 44 22 Chicago :i« 3U St. tauls 38 34 Phlludelphle 30 38 Cincinnati 31 38 Hastun 27 43 Pittsburgh 18 33 Philadelphia 4 Urooklyn 0 Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 4 New York 8 4 Huston 7 0 St. Lmils 7 Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia at Urooklyn Pittsburgh at Chicago New York at Boston Cincinnati at SI. Louis Sanford’s t l S * * '. ___l - l , T rs Mslor League te a d m F tori da Slate League ' Won lost Fft. M0 Orlando .727 HeLand .700 I'alatku 446 Juxvllle Reach 446 Dnyiona Reach 400 Leesburg 273 Sanford .200 Cocoa Sanford 14 Orlando 1 Daytona Reach 5 DeLand 4 Jacksonville Beach 3 Leesburg DeLand at Jacksonville Beach Orlando al Palatka Cocoa al Daytona Beach Leesburg at Sanford American league 3U «OU 37 344 38 343 338 35 330 37 32 464 430 27 Del roll 22 40 .324 Boston 4 New York 3 Washington n Philadelphia 2 L'hlcugu 7 Octroi I 3 ONLY (JAMES Bos Ino aI New York Chicago at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia (night) St. la,ills at Cleveland inlghi) Nallonal League to Abut hits liHlni^ltcber Rip r u l'R T M MACM—gyiM ba Mfle National league Baiting—MiuiaI, St. Louis, Hobinaoo, flrookljni, ,g|7 ; MarsWu CliKlnnatl, .121 r Alweti, N, Ctitei Chica0o. .310; Locirman, New York,< anti Kliuiewiki, Cincinnati, w e. Rwn* — bookman, _„BD|< JNew York, 53; Robinson. Brooklyn, 0t| Rm m , RrooMyn, and llcmui and Murlal iBlrt St. Louis, 47. Runs batted In—Sauer, Chicalo, end Thomson, New York, 0t: Cgmpanoila, Brooklyn, 33; Hedges, *"iu^- kiJiS"iI’ uSTfi; 'w a s f Point totals a l tlm end of F r i ­ day's races are: ( I I Kanhom tond. 43: Mlnoso, Chicago, and 824Mr, (2 ) Joslin f>76. (3 ) O rr and Dick Hhuhruk tied with 4115, (4 ) Bsrra, New York, U. Hob Dawson 488, 16) Johnny Os­ Runs balled In — Rosen, Cleve- teen 470, Id ) Tindall ,'1116, llo n m in land. 47; Duby, Cleveland. 43; .m ils . (Mi Tidd aim, <tu puiiem Roblmon, Chicago, and Dropq. Da HHU, (10) Michael 306. daml, Cincinnati, U j Looknun, ew York, •); Sauer, Chicago, aM Hchoendicnvl, St. Lotila, 72. Home runs — Sauer, Chicago, 20; Hmlgei, Brooklyn, and Tbmt- troll, 42; Werti, Detroit, ana Berra son. New York, 18; aordon, New York, 41. ton. ISi Malhews. Boston, WMtrurn Hill -— Fox, Chicago, 83; HRs 83; HoblnRobin New York, end Klner, PiUsbmrgh, son. Chicago, 04; Rosen, Cleve* ft Pitching — Roe, Brooklyn, 7*0, Maglle, New Yofk, U>l. 840; Brail*, St. Lnuia, M , .Ml! ^njl, 1. 000 ; Amartraa leaga* . Batting-Hoatm, Clavllgnd. .1 Fain, •aIn. Philadelphia, Philadelphia. .323; KM KaU, ), Bos I ton, 320; Jensen, Waihlngtra, .112; Cowl men, Boaton, .214, Huns — DlMagglo, Boston, and fUm^son, Cleveland, 83; Home nuts Warlt, Hearn, Naw York, l-l, .100; Kra- klne. Brooklyn, 7-f, .772. Doby, ClaVal adalynta, It. Pltahlng — Khants, Philadelphia, U-g,. ,.M7j Murero, Wasldngton, t-l, ,771: Rascbl. New York, Paigo, St. Louis, and Shea. Washington. Avila, Cleveland, 44; Rolan, Clave- <3, .730. HKMINOLK B LU B BATTING AVF.RA0EH II Plsver F. Smith Aiello ... Ktkew Paris* (lonialee II 10 10 04 04 00 43 5 If 42 00 It Rhode" (Jront II 0« It Last This HR Hit Kilt Wsek Week .370 3 12 .000 .341 80 .330 10 .311 .314 13 1 .300 .204 8 40 .201 0 17 .too .200 18 .270 1 .207 8 3H .201 .207 0 .333 2 ' Fishing licensee will tie avail, able over Ihe Fourth of July holi­ days at Hill Hardware, Western Auto Associate Hlore, Crow's Fishing Gamp, Nelson Jlaidwarv (Oviedo) and Jntirn Drug Store (OviedoI, the office uf Judg" Douglas Htcuxlrom announced to­ day. The Judge's office w ill he closed from Thursday evening Ju ly 3 to Monday Ju ly 7, alio i l w ill not In possible to puicliaio new fishing llcell-ei lliu rc, Dio nnnouiii'Oiueiit said. Red tilers, tantalising co n fe r Iball specialist, hurled a doub'v header and won both gamss o throw the City Softball lesgu* i ito another two-way tie b*tw*m Robson's and Wllson-Mslsr. T V W ils o n (linger stopped Robion7* In the opening game, 12-6, on e x hits. In Ik* nightcap Ultra vol­ unteered to firip out th* shorthanded llunt-Mercury club and went on to edg* tha hot Navy team, 9-ft. niera wit staked to an 8-0 lead In tha firat frame aa tha uaaally silent Hant bsta boomed out seven kite off tk* offering* of Bill Banmgart. » The Navy loss dropped them into third pise*, on* naif gsiha off the par* of Robson's and WIIson-Maler. Meanwhile l o w l y Hunt-Mercury picked up a full gam* on the leaders with their second win in nine game*. SO FTBA LL STANDINUS Tomorrow night Robson’s will (Men) battle Navy at 7:30 p.m. on th* W. I,. P*t. Lakefront Diamond and WU*ouWilsou-Msier 6 3 .026 Mdjer will clash with Hunt-Mer­ .026 Robson’s 6 3 cury at 9:00 p.m. In th* • scorn) .660 Nuvy 6 4 w game of the twin-bill. Q Hunt-Mercury 2 7 .222 3 4 Robson’s 141 0— 6 7 Rrsulta Last Night Wilson-Maier 016 0— 12 12 Wilson-Maier 12, Robson's Mason and Gordie; Hlers and But­ llunt-Mercury 0, Navy B ler. Dames Tomorrow Hunt Mercury 810 000—9 10 Robson’s vs. Navy Navy ........... 101 222—8 3 Wilson vs. Hunt tiler* and Doney; Baumgert, (Women) Smith and Lows. W. L. Pet. .Salvation Army 1 0 1.000 The U8LTA Junior and Boya Enterprise I o l.otH) Championships will be held jat Wuile's u | .000 Kalamazoo College, Kalamazoo, Koumlllat’n 0 I .000 Mich.. July 28-Aug. 8, Dames Tonight Kntcipriso vs. Wsde's Roumillut's vs, Hal. Army I be HriuinuJr Rhira This W»«k Tonight Leeibnrg at HANFORD Wednesday Hanford nt Leesburg Thursday Sanfoid at Daytona Friday Duytonu at HANFORD Saturday Cocos at HAN FORD Sunday Hanford at Cocoa TIKES AT WHOLESALE PRICES A - *2 0 10TIRE - WILY ’ I S * 000 K IB We Will Hiiy Your Old lir a No Kxchnnjfe Needad We Do Nol Handle "ml and 3rd Line Tlree Maureen Connolly Winn At Wimbledon m i it fKM Ml...ms MStMu emtsT is as art as h inti Mint* Playar Brady ... Colllna Pundora Andtraon Long .... Caballaro Trump All-Star Balloting ARMSTRONG TIRES BASEBALL CONTEST burg •NaSrwtk Tampa at Key Wait Lifesaving Course Begins For 2 Weeks Detroit Paper Says Rolfe To Be Fit A turnout uf 18 people took part 1 0 11 o Dne-lmur-and-a-half claiata ara being conducted Monday through a u a o Friday night* for the nait two 2 0 0 2 4 0 2 4 week* beginning at 7t00 p.m. Th# Iif tearing reots* will laat 0 2 3 4 4 2 0 1 until July 11. Then on Moatoy, ad 12 27 11 July 14, an Inalrutlor'a ennraa 000 100 0 0 0- 1 will Itagln for the neat Iwo week* al tha Municipal Pool. 01)2 031 12*--14 On Friday night, July 4, thsre Kent* 2, Senium ode* 2, Shore*, will ba no lifesaving clasaea dua to Paris*. K— Be- the holiday, Hlrlngar Hated. . Thla morning the Sanford nrim> mint team began workout* pt the dania. 8—Ooitndo 0, Sanford II 7, I*evy 0, Cor* Fishing LicoriHfH For July Holidays on the Lakefront Diamond to be­ gin the second night of play in the City League. At 0;0O p.m. Houmillat and Anderson’s meets the Hnlvatiun Army In the night­ cap uf n twin bill. Currently tin- Salvation Army is tied with Kntrrprlse for first place with one victory apiece while the other two league team* Wade's slid Ruumillsl's an* dead­ locked for third place In the four team circuit. The girls’ softball league got (ting underway last Thursday evening uml will bo played every Tuesday and Thursday nights with, the first game beginning at 7:30. p.m. and lbo second tilt commencing nt 1MMI p.m. ,. ... » Mrs. F. C. Winn, women's City recreational director, Is In.charge of the league. LKKSBURO PACK KB BATTING AVERAGES ^ S : l H ' P . M. aa 4 at 0 In the opining clasaea for life* AH II O A at the Municipal Pool laat 6 I a a Having Tom Stringer awlmmlng In* 4 2 a 0 night, 0 0 2 0 atructor reported thla morning. S[, HR—Santora, Hpeorhendinif the feature dash from th# 16th lap. dynumlte DU-k Joslin rolled Ills No. 17 over the finii.li line before 3.011 stock car racing fans nt Rocket Speedway last Fii'lnv night barely slnaii of barrelln* Huh Dawson in it-caml spot and Wild Rill Tiinlnll in thlliL Mrsding s rare rani last showed smssh-up", two roll-overs and an unlallled number of spinouts a n d retire-hunting, Joslin look a 12th plsre start, was third In the sixth lap, srro n d In Ih e eighth lap and first at Ih e beginning of the 13th. Spectators protected the disqualification of sblrllevs Hill llohman In the second semi final us a haiard to other drivers when lie placed third It) the race after run­ ning the last two lap* on hi* brake drum. Hohinan iniew s tinami wheel while trading III* rare III the 10th lap. A totnl of 2d crack-ups high­ lighted the evening's race card «-• drivers fought hitteily for win*. Wild Hill Tindall of Hunford, dyna­ mite Dick Joslin and "hirtlci* Rill llohman of Kustis made the big­ gest point Jumps In raring nt Rocket Speedway last Friday ns Tindall came from Kith place to 0th, Joslin from 6th to 2nd and Hohman from tenth to seventh. It will he nip and tuck all the way Ibis Friday night as the final race cord for Ihi* ooint per iod gets lap feature with under way. A 3Ul lop 30 cars entered will highlight the 10 - Races Hoti. * fu e l. •{“TIa c r h WKI). and KA.T. Dally Double 1st and 2nd Racea <|ulni#laa evecy race Dunne, DsL. Robartaon, J, Mnnny Galea’ Hand Treadway. J, assay s pool under tha direction Bill Flaming. Anyone Inti getting on the team map coming to tha Municipal morning at UiSO a.m., through Baturdey, EVERY MAT1NEBS July S — ChNrity , PR—Shore* 2. U—Kettle* and Mntlndo Kllm Cluk July 4 • ft 1:00 P. M. i «*-*mi MMa|«aa*t Regmhur tiaooUne 27.4 You Can't Buy A Better Gasoline Why Pay* More ThMtjr Tragh SU». M l Franeh Arkada 1 rh a ^ M U !*»•*•i*4NPW «aa4**»n*5i'lf4«**."1 h»t>*>'»eanM0ea**l*»*haa*<tiF»*a*4« <fj tid ie r;. •tjii..<'r j j,vy.? -'lw«..ii«»M.rt*; �* Ui.4 ...I — J r *1*S£1t ■Loui M > t h . ADOPTS N I W A 1 T IN C IA L ■ M P ttA T IO N M IT H O D N E W Y O R K — Remember that scintillating r e p o r t Hrooklyu Dodger Seoul Andy High turned in on the Yankee* la il fa ll? Weil here ia thla agent'* report on the S t. Loula Brown*. One New Yo rk columnist picked them to win the Am erican League (lag. Might ju*t ■a w all acout them now. Don't be fooled liecauie thia team 1* wearing new gray road uniforma. They atill hit like the old Brow n*, mostly to the onpo-site field, and they run the bnae* like the cellar dweller* once led by kindly Zark Taylo r. Their pitching i» good but they’ll have trouble acorlng run*. A fte r looking at them against the Yankees for two games you might *»y Roger* Hornsby has a bunch of banjo hitter*. Not one h itter shows possibilities of be­ coming a solid .300 batter. The "nam e" player B ill Week ha* been trying to aell all winter is Jim Rivera, lie hit .363 In the Pacific Coast Leagu* for Seattle. Ill's * fa ir canter fielder, ia fast on the base* but w ill have trouble gatting the ball out of the In ­ field. • Le t's begin with the top of the lineup, or the way it was when the Biow n* split a twin bill with the Yankees. Fred M arsh—lie 's n good lead o ff man, draws walk*, lie ’s ‘JH. A fin * glove iiim ii when lie bus M arty Marion, the old pro of 31 lit ahortslop Muish wns playing because Bobby Young's grundmuther bail died in Baltim ore. Young, a left blinded hitter, had a .200 mark last year. M arty Marlon—l i lt to him at shortstop und it's usually a double play, if there's a man on first. He has plugged a big hole and hi* fielding has made the Browns tough to beat in low scoring game*, lie ’s atill a pro going to hi* right despite missing all of 1961. list’s te rrific on the h it.a n d run p lsy, nr as Red Barber likes to call It, the run and hit play. One* Mr. Shortstop, the Browns cugFt to rnll him Mr. Team . He ha* trade the team. Jim R iv e ra — Fouled out to Yogi Berra firs t two times up. tirouuded out to second base, drew u walk then grounded out to the pitchers. T ills ineptness was against three different pitrhern. Bob Nleinan—lia s power and w ill his the liunin run when he do**n't strike out, hut he'll strike out often, (itiesses at pitches; takes too many strikes. Weak In right field on ground ball*. Caorge Sclimees — F o r t n e r Dodger farmhand. I lit .338 a t Montreal but dun’t let that fool yon. A left handed bsttar, h* usually bits to left field. Prob­ ably w ill play only against rig ht handed pitchers. Carrleaa on bases. Can be picked o ff firs t. Coed arm but ha* poor Jmlgmstit throwing^ to hanu». Meet* the b a ll« ito lrfl w ell: ,nr v Dick K rylio skl — (h a t o ff by III# Yutikeca and Dodgers he Is nna of three firs t snekers and w ill play against right hnnded p it­ chers. C an’t poll the Mill too well. Tram 's best bet on first base. I l i t .2H7 mid 13 bonier* for De­ troit In IBM . Leo Thomas -tiood urm at third base. Pulls most balls to left field, .Stands somewhat like G il' MrDoiigald hut with feet much closer together. A poor base im in er. Sometimes stops running between liases. Clint Courtney --A catcher who hustlrs. W ear* glasses that a r* taped to Ills ears. Hood at stopt'lng bad pilches. A left linndad batter who hits to a ll fie ld i. Tha flyw eig ht class In waa created In England 1910 when it was given leragnltlou, with the mark aat at 108 pounds. Correct positions for tha back pres* aura-arm lift method of artificial respiration, adopted by tha Am eri­ can National Rad Cross upon racommandatlon of tha National Heaearch Council, era her# (Illus­ trated. In this method the victim ia placed pron* with the elbow* bent and with on* hand upon the other. The chesk is placed on th* hand, with ths fees turned slightly to on* aid*. T h s operator kneels on ona knee at ths head of th* victim. F IR S T S T E P i To start th* cycle th* operator duett hla hands on th* victim's >ack so that tha thumbs Just touch ind the heels of the hand* ar* Just >*low a line running between the innplta. SEC O N D S T E P : Ha then rucks forward slowly, keeping th* elbows straight, until Ills arms are approximately verti­ cal, exerting steady pressure upon lb* eliist. Bob.Friaod.And Murray Dickson May Lose 20 Games For Pirates M IAM I IS DHY M IAM I Si June wits not Hie Imtle I mol,III In Miami history but It Was Hie ■ .croud driest oil record June. I*«.ll. wan llm driest with •it im lie* ul tain , wldlu lust mouth had only slightly inure hoi the s|\ iiioiitlix ending Mou day midnight the tidal rainfall wan only 1)31 I lie lies, second only to Hmi ul I'iCi vslicnt he rurresi pui'dine six inunllis hud M38 inches The Wciithci llorenu *uul Mluml had Hutto lei showers on imly three days in .1'iiie. eompnreil with I lie iisn.il II davs Deficiency in rain l,ill this y«:ir i mure ttiun 18 i ii lies riiuti* 8rp.pt Then lie rocks hsekward, slowly sliijlng hi* lisnils to lb* victim's arms Just niinve the elbow. Con­ tinuing lo rock backward, be rai-< * Hi* arm* until resistance and tension are felt at the victim's shoulder. Then lie drop* lliu arm* and thus complete* n full rychThe cycles are repealed 13 lin o « per mmols, Hot expansion und lum prtSsloil phases being of iipml Ini,',III. and ill* f' lease pvliuds vl minimum duration. T IT im V IL l.K TIDEH lllah Low Wrdneedsy, July 2 2:12 a.m. 3:01 p.m. 8:211 urn. 0:10 p m . 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M o il W n lk v r I I I M>■i • skin .(* A frantic lalhei eiippled since t'lOldlUHld, rose I io iii Ida wheel chair ut u fam ily picnic Monday night to save l ix II year old duuglilci from drowning (lien I'llt y , however, could not leucli Ills -ml, loe, (I, who sank within lie lies of In grasping fill gem The body wax recovered later •ey iswHMsg wag WHm i kw m h i - i U i bi Hilt ISICUI Tlfd Shop ‘B ' 3 B E A K * <5 I ' E * E V E R * tvou /a m u n M /tt fi •v , Pag* !» 1952 ( 1111*1*1 >is FATHER III.1(0 ' |, *f -*v b i t t ity, Hi -.mj lia n a dis­ plays the clianns widt h lesultcd In her M'lt-iliii.i T h * <h * .isioo is Hie ol.sertuili e of III.- tilth a lii.'ml Bos# (Bowers' W n k I p to the present, IB iie lia.-o t I u c ii intv "ic n llull made of th. ms And ■e hope they don't pop into llie p vt ile The ipn . n ts m l i,lliu I In cop# wilb them. ( I ■•(<-r >t«s:i > a " 2 0 to b« glvon away * (T IN TSY IU N K I A t I. 11 n Nslkls* t» keyl • TEE By JO E H K IC IIL E R Associated Press Sports W riter Bob Friend and M urry Dickson appear doitlned to become th« Aral Pittsburgh pitchers lo lose 20 K I SSI IfM E E ( Special l — F lo r­ guinrs In one season while Art ida rodeo fans w ill not find it llou ttfin .in is well on his way to diffieult to get to a rodeo on absorbing the most defeats in De­ Ju ly Fo u rth —there’ll be rodeos troit's Am erican U'ague history. going on U Arcadia. Indluntown, E a c h of the trio has dropped 11 Kissimmee and I'liint C ity , ac­ decisions lo share the dubious dis­ cording to ad v unco announce­ tinction id being the "luslngest" ment*. pitchers in the m ajors. Friend and At A rcadia—where Flo rid a’s lloutteniau Inst their U th games oldest rodeo is rebuilding Its Monday and their seventh in a arena in readiness fur u two-day row. Dlekson lost hi* H ill last run performances w ill bo held Saturday. All arc lulling for lastI both days ul 3:0M p.rn. Tin- rodeo place outfits. was not held last year due to the Since Detroit has played OH death of Ed W elle*, and a new games, llim ltem an stands to lose nun-piufil corporation bus been 2i this year unless he undergoes oiguniicd to perpetuute the pro­ a complete reversal of form or ject. his luck changes At tlm same At Indluntown flm ) day money ratio, Friend and Dickson figure totals $31011 w ill, seven contest to lose 31 games since Pittsburgh events with performances ached has played 71 of its 154 games o lid at 3:31) p in . foi three days, In idiurp contrast. Sal Muglie of Ju ly I, 6 und tl. the New York (Hants and (terry The widely known Silver Spur* staley of the SI. lauds 1’onhnals Rilling Club w ill present then advanced another step toward their eighth annual rodeo with $100 day 3o Victory goal Monday Muglie money in •Mill uf five tuntiMi notched Ids IIth triumph despite events i mining three day*, with , shoddy porlnrinouce ns the ufteinoon performances on Jo!-, (Hunts swept a dou|deheadcr from 1 ami 0, and with u night show u „. Boston B ra ve s. 8 7 and -to, In ly 6. to move within 3>» games of BrookAt Plant *-ity the Hillsborough jy M stuley registered Ids 10th sue fo u n ty fiittk m e n 's Association , m ||u. Cardinals' 74 w ill over hold- Its nuun.il amateur todeo i uiciiiliu ll h<ginning at mi pm F iid u y , Both big h ague pace setters sul July I tln lv M ill'l.oioneh eouuly te n d surprising defeats as Itiaikle a ii.iile iii> me • ligllile to p a llid lin k llftaluwxld pitched the Boston pule. Bed Sox lu a 4 3 victory over Hie Yankees lu New York and veteran D ll. M il M l. D IE S h. u l Drews hurled Hie Pldludelph C O R A L C A Ill.K S uB The Rev i. i Phils to a 4 o w in over the Dr I'h inle Sclm ll, 8.1. active lu the Dodi-cr.s to Brooklyn The Yankees t'oral (11111)1'* Presbyterian fiu irc h now urc !P‘. games ahead of Ho.v for the pu' t 12 years, died Monday ton and Chicago 'I In- White Sos, behind veteran in Veterans Administration lion loe Dobson's 6 bit pitching pital of a heart attack. His widow and a m ui. Iiolh of Ibra-.lied lloiitleinao and Hie Tigers Coral tialbea. .survive lln iia l will Wushingltin Iriinm ed the Alb Jetles, H2, as Fran k Shea tegls be in Arlington National Ceuieter He was a veteran of Hie Spanish leied Ills sixth w ill against two Ami-riean War and Wor w ir I [defeats >• Mli a oral 7 tiilter ....................................................id The Chicago Cubs set back Pi lend ami Hie P irates. 5p4 as 'lim it'lo p Boy Sm alley baited to all tin- w ililu i inns with u double and tinnier ( levi'land und Ibe SI. laiui* Browns were idle, eauslltg Hie III ■Bails in drop Into fifth place Miil'.lie was lagged fur 11 lilts lltld needed help from Duve Knslo ill the elghlli lulling as lie nearly blew nil early H 2 lead Hank Thompson lilt two stoeesslvc home rum for the i.iu iits l.a rry Jansen hlaidied tin Braves w illi five hits . Ill ll.e lllg llll ap boxing during official scaling IN Cf lu e s Ju ly IfAWNG DOWN ON FO?S - By Alan Mav«r Many Rodeos Sluted For Fourth Of July In Pura O il's "N^Mi THIOID CAM" CONTIST . T H E S A N F O R D I IE K A I .D m s -i wHag a Hm # *f m w M i l l U m t , Hi m *• Isw sl U MfeaMHMNy. . . wM# f* e S ^S d( Mwyf tn itriM » » « « itM i w a n t s . , . tu w H * r i a n t m tw u tt f r a t t t n ^ it - t t m t w m a —*--- f -'1 / u \ H I'u u l R o I i I ium i K n i.itJ r*ao-rAL)c,^:'| DANCE AMD D a HI OOlNa. I '- JO A y» tr sru»*x>" iD I / A fX )« B fAkiNCV A M A C K �* +~ 1 J " ■••• l : * IC s s ils s M r r t w Pea# oust class, has several notable new features: 1. A lower silhouette then any other American tank of corre­ sponding site. Present U. 8. tanks have been criticised because their height makes them easily spotted. 3. An egg-shaped, sloplngc Hiptlcal hull and turret. This makes by workers In th* Prednetlen Com. It harder for an enemy shell to mlttee of tho 8emlnole County Red gel a "bite” Into the armor. Croee during tho past year, Mrs. 3. Wider treads then present H. W. Rocker, chairman of the medium tanks. The wider the committee said today. tread, the better the tank can Seventy workers, working to- operate on muddy roads, In her, have prouced 0 afghani, swampy terrain or In snow. ee red Jackets, two complste 4. A 90 millimeter, high velocity laysttra (50 garments), three knitted sweaters, and four teen knit bags. In addition members of of the Rim barrel can he changed the committee have donated 25 In the field In minute* Instead of birthday cards and 105 valentines. srndinc the t ank back to rear These articles were sent to vet. areas for replacement of a whole erans hospitals In Augusta, (la., new gun when repeated firing has and Memphis, Tcnn., naval ho»p|. worn the rifling of the tube. 3. A .30-callber machine gun on tals In Charleston, H. C., Lake City Veterans Hospital, and U. U. top of the turret which can bn Army Hospital, Ft. McClellan, aimed, fired and loaded from with­ in the tank. No longer does the Ala. gunner have to stand with head The workers Included: Mrs. C. and shoulders esposed to enemy A. Anderson, Mrs. 0. W. Ralley, fire. Mrs. A. C. Benson, Mrs. C. K. The lank la named for the lair Benton Sr,, Mrs. T. C. Blalsdell, Gen. George H. Patios, famous Mr*. P. E. Boll, Mrs. w. P. Brooks World War II rommander and a leading exponent of armor. His widow was Invited to christen the new tank today In ceremonies pre­ sided over liy Secretary of the Ar­ my Frank Pace. An earlier model medium lank also had been named for Ihe gen­ eral. It la called simply Ihe "Pat­ ton." The Patlnn 45 will use n 4 man Mrs. Frank Hilt. Mrs. Ida Hubbard, Mrs. J. L. crew, one leas than present me Jackson, Mre. R. L. Johnson. Mrs. dlom tanka—a tank commander, H. J. Lehman. Mrs. Klnlse I,Ins, driver, gunner and loader. Power steering and other fea­ Mrs. R. W. Lotsing, Mrs, John Millar, Mre. B. C. Moore, Mrs. Al­ tures practically eliminate driverfred Noyes, Mrs. Carlton Noyes, fatigue, the Army claims, Insist­ the new tank "handles almost Mre. H. C. Oakes, Mra. C. L. Park, ing easily aa a now automobile." Mrs. H. B. Pope, Mias Dorothy aaThe power plant la a V-13. 510Powell, Mrs. Miriam Rusaall, Mrs. hnraepnwer, air cooled OrdnanceW. M. Hrott, Mrs. H. D. Smith, Continental engine, already hallleMrs. Carrie Snyder, Mrs. Mary tested In Korea. Btlmaon, Mrs. Voile Williams Hr., Mrs. Gertie Wllaon, Mra. J. M. Wilton, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff, Mrs. J. W. Y. Yalmrough, Mrs. W. P. (reallaaed Vtnm I’eae Yeslsy. Those donating yarn and other Supreme Court. Both party platforms called for material Included: Mrs. R. F. honesty, efficiency and elimination Yowelrs, Mrs. R. fl. Ilarriman, of waste In government. Nationalists also advocated aho! Mrs, 0. M. Harrison, Miss Blanch* Kennedy, Perkins A Sons, Mrs. K. Ishment of the fee system and es­ W. Leasing, Mrs. A. M. Phillips, tablishment of a permanent crime Mrs C. R. Bedding, Mrs. II. W. commission. The Federalists ad­ Rucker. Mra Miriam Russell, Mrs. vocated competitive bidding on all construction contrails. In­ J. M. Wilson, Powell Office Sup­ road creased teachers' pav and devel­ ply, and 1.1 members of Theblan opment of state Institutions Class, Baptist Church. Report On Work Is Made For Year By Red Cross Group E Quincy Girl Politico plaints against federal control of many state activities, he said: "Either we put up some money or shut up." Meanwhile In Chicago the Repub­ lican National Committee walked out on television cameras today ns It took up the question of deciding contests between rival delegations to neit week’s convention. The fight between Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio and Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower for tho OOP presi­ dential nomination was at tho heart of the delegate depute. Meeting nearly a half-hour tale, TV cameras with noth- iVf{^supporters had o televising the wrandisputed delegates, athimself Monday ■banearlier opposition end >uld be aQrigbt with ras all right with the immlttoa. J tr forces strongly do i* whole row be R r • v .f .T v * ,- OuttUUU* Bab loekewskj of the CtnaMaM Bade la al«ima»3 ••Bush". H# get the am * , (Caitlawe* B « i W youngster because he had long cept In trees certified aa critically Truman Rapa Jaycees Receive Twenty Entries In RaceToNameDeer tetters have begun pouring In from all over Centrnl Florida sob. milling names In the Junior Chamber of Commerce children’s contest for the, twin fawn* born to "HHkv" on Juno 14 at the Mu­ nicipal Zoo. Of lt>e 20 name entries receive! this morning only two were from Hnnford while the rest rame from as far away places as Melbourne Reach, Apjpka, Mount Dora, and Orlando. Mrs. Harold Ring, executive secretary of the Junior Chamber, said that most of today’s letters were from Orlando and Winter Pnr.k. Two names. "Rayon and Nylon” have to he eliminated from tho contest, she said, since these era the same names of '‘Silky’s" other set of twins she gave birth to last year. However, Mr. Ring elated that thoie persons who submitted "Rayon and Nylon" will have an­ other rhance to enter another aet of names. Cliff Aides, chairman of the deer naming rontest, observed that most of the entrlas to data have been from outald* of San­ ford.’ "We are happy that yo many people outside of Hanford are entering the contest hut wi would like to see more Hanford entries," he commented. I'rlxee will be awarded the top mimes ns selected by the Jayce.t Judges, MUs Zllln Welsh, Mra. E. J. Moughtnn ami Porter (.anting. All rhlldren 12-years-obl and under are eligible to enter the contest that began last week and will laet to .Saturday, July 12. Name entriea mutt he mailed to tho Jaycee Booth, Box .1,19, Han ford, Ha. Duplicate names hear­ ing tho earliest post mark will re­ ceive priority, so It la Important that entries he submitted early. “Hllky’a" twins are a buck.and a doe, or boy and girl, and aa u suggestion Mr. Able* said "Pete id Repi'te" might lie good namra. and Further Information may lie ge. cured hy calling the Jnyreo In­ formation Booth at M72. In need of defense housing or those In which local euthorlUet request their continuance. , Dropped from price control ara processed fruits and vegeUble^froien. canned and so on. OPS official* complslned this would vita Into Ihe housewife’s food budget, much of which they said went for such Hems. Government curbs on consumer credlt-lhe installment plsn for huvlng things like automobile* and refrigerators—died with t he old ■cl. Real e*lato credit restriction* were relaxed, but officials an­ nounced there would be no Im­ mediate change In Regulation ' X, which set* minimum ca*h down payments for home purchase*. The Wage Stabilisation Roard (WSR) I* retained In Ihe new act. hut somewhat altered In scope. It* member*hlp—one-third each from union*, management and the public—muit now be confirmed by Ihe Senate. And It may no longer ... ---labor The destructive damage done to Florida's woodlands by their chief tnemy-wlldflr -la ahown In this make recommendation* In striking aerial view. The two areaa surrounded by p lowed lifelines ara test plots to show th* contrast dispute* unless aiked by the union ID Irt-twetn burned and unburned woodland*. The plo t oa th* left haa been unburned ilnee 1040 and has a ■nil Induitry el odd*. fine aland of pine treea with hundreds of young seedling*, too small for the camera to see, growing among the older tiees. Only four pines ara left on the plot which ha* been burned every year. These are stunted and no young seedlings have survived the burning*. Monday, about one-third the usual number. Monday night, 1120 Huperforts used radar sights lo attack a rail bridge at Kolndong, north of Pyon gyang In Western Korea. A Navy task force led by the battleship Iowa steamed close to shore on the cast coast of Korea and shelled factories and other Bed Installations at Chongjln. The Eighth Army said estimated nmmunlst casualties la s t' week wcci totaled 1,33(1 dead, 1,430 wnundei«» and 33 captured—about 500 more than the previous week. In Munsan Iho Communists ac­ cused Ihe U.N Command of "seek­ ing pretexts for creating new Inci­ dents" as true negotiators returned to Pnnmunjnm following a 3 day Reds Surrender I Cunt I nn pal Prom P i | « npot North Korean Gen. Nam II lam­ basted tha U. N. for Instating that the Bed* pinpoint the local ion of four prison campsl n North Korea. Ills charge was included In a latter handed lo Allied liaison officers a few minutes before negotiators be gan another futile attempt to break the long armistice deadlock. MaJ. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr. told the ned* "It the prisoner of war Issue la settled, an armi­ stice will result without delay." He pointed out (hit the Allied draft on prisoner eiehang* reads that "all prisoners of war held In Ihe custody of each elda" will ba released, and an exchange made according to "lists which have been . . , checked" by each side. CARD OF THAMES We, tha Aklna family, wt»h tc extend an appreciation of thanks to th* many friends and Burton'** Funeral Home for their strvIcsV and sympathy extended us during our hour of aorrow. Adv DR. L. T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR HOURS • (o II —2 to I M i Atlantic Bank EnlMtag Phene 7M INSURANCE AT A SAVING DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST Presumably captured Red* who refused to go home would not lie Included on Ihe Hat turned over to the Communlits for checking. Nam rejected Harrison'* sug­ gestion and Insisted that all North Korean and Chinese prisoners of war be returned. He reiterated that the only way to reach an armistice la for Iho Allies to ac­ cept the Communist proposal of May 3 which calls for the repatria­ tion of all military prisoners. "We have In our custody prison­ ers of war whom we cannot return to you without repudiating nur basic moral principles," Harrison replied. "Therefore, any negotla Hons whose purpose Is to obtain our agreement to their forced re­ turn It futile." A}PATTERN FOR 10WFR CLOTHING O iM In the hands of Allied soldier* Foley said Ihe ('nmmunlit scrurlty I irlty officer, a LI. I,ee, came Miahlng up aim) blurted: Two of our men got lost, We want them hack." The raptaln told t,ec he could try lo cnlch Ihe pair If ho wished The " ( I 'M I l a a M l CrMM e . | . f lu e I te Red officer refused; he could be shot or captured once hn 1111,730. Itoad Department Chairman Al­ stepped out of tho neutral tone. 'Inally, said LI. Robert K. fred McKethan recommended the department advance the $111,570 Smith, New Orleans, Lee turned necessary to build the bridge, and headed slowly back up Ihe which he said is a vital link In road—going north, "Alt______ _ the last we've aejui I id that's that'* Ihe alaln’a primary hlghwny sys­ Fcdr ley, ..................... y, iadded tem, with tha-county to pay, hack of him," Elsewhere In Korea a beefed Ihe money In Installments from up North Korean battalion attack­ County Commissioner Elmer ing through deep mud hit Allied Blank and Mayor Leo Foley, Or­ lines along a half-mile front In mond Beach, who headed a dele the Itenrlhreak Rldgn sector of gallon from Volusia Counly. said Eastern Korea Monday night Rut II did not pi-nelralo U. N position* the plan met their approval. An Army spokesman said "They Stale Sen l.loyil K. Hoyle, San ford, and Hep II Klllnll, I'nhokee. rnmr up In front of nor ponlllnn* speaker of (no 1051 House, headed and fired at n* . , , hul they headed tho group which sought n did not try In penelrale nur lines ’’ The eastern Iron! ha* bron rcla new alternate routing of U S. 301, Tho highway originates In Balti­ lively quiet In reeenl weeks to more and now enters Florida as contrast to savage fighting In Ihe part of U. 8. I. It splits off at weal. More I hnn 730 North Korean Callahan ant; runs southward through tho renter of the atate Red* attacked on Ihe east slope to a few miles below Ocala, then of Heartbreak Ridge and at three cuts diagonally to Tampa and other point* In Ihe aamc sector nfler l,.loo artillery and mortar Sarasota. •The Central Florida delegation shell* fell on U, N. line*. Allied troop* won Heartbreak asked that a new highway designa­ tion. 301 East, he made for the Ridge last fall In one of the blood­ road that runs down U. 8. 1 to iest unities of the war. Continued rain and low clouds Jacksonville, south on U. 8. IT through Orlando lo a Junction with hampered aerial operations Tues­ U. 8. 441 at Kissimmee, then down day. ' 441 to Miami. Tho Far East Air Forcea said McKethan told tho delegation the Its planes flew only 315 sorties state would be "butting Into a stone wall" in making sucll a re­ quest lo federal highway authori­ ties. He said It was against federal road policy to mako such designa­ tions as was requested. Ed Kinney and Andy Slaughter, Orlando, were among tho group If II was all right with the Na­ tional Committee. IIS Magnella Phone l i t NOTICE During Hummer Weather currant working hount are from 7:00 A. M. (o 4:00 P. M. Monday through Friday. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Avenue - Rond Hoard la seats at stake cide (ha contest Elsenhower In The Taft people gave a little aloes convention ground Monday night. They finally agreed In ■ subcommittee session, to allow rival delegations from Texas and Louisiana an hour and a half each lo make their argu­ ments. Elsenhower headquarters hailed this aa "a major victory at this convention for public opinion." Noting that the Tsft force* want­ ed to limit argument to tha tradi­ tional » minutes, tha Elsenhower statement said the change of heart prove* that public opinion "can force tha convention officials to hold an open, unrigged convtn- S W ■"I'- v , 1*1 ITMa want backt o the Eisen­ hower backers' charge—heatedly denied by their opponents—that tha Taft people have stolen delegates and grabhd control .of .tha conventkn machinery. In fact, Taft haekere ere running the show at Short Lengths 80 Square DRESS PRINTS ( Wide Varlsty Colors and I'attarns PRINTED PLISSE Wide variety patterns and Colors GOLD TONE IMPERIAL DRESS PRINTS Fast Color 100 a 50, Dark and Pastel Colon BROADCLOTH All the same, Taft's supporters want right on objecting to telavlslon coverage whan the question came up at Monday's subcommit­ tee meeting. Finally, the decision waa tossed lo the full committee , for action before today's ngs on rival delegations. • Taft's supporters kept thstr atlitude on tho TV question behind closed doors as much as they could. Bui the Elsenhower eamp came out with a statemant: "We shall continue to insist that tha committee hearings (on dele­ gate selection) be open lo tip radio and television Industry and to the press photographers, They have a perfect right to be there and to bring the proceedings to tha Amer­ ican people." (There wai some question whether newe cameramen tow ywtif awn land cava ferine'M cCrary's «••»*«Mtfln* Pl$c$ O aafe Sato, Whip ay w iw v v w i vvwVBVVf M i l »»f p w y W M R f | MfifiltR RTMtotM f e l l S Wa'va all rtw maklnai fee tor year fem e's fa fe Ian n $ afe...« tia w thgjhrtfty McCrary way. COTTON CHAMBRAY tseufar vatu* M e m M U Phone 111! �Miss Universe Of Finland Revels In 'eneral Henry S. Sanford’s Library In Derby, Conn. Senator Coldly TIIK SANFORD T1GRALD Turn. July t. 1952 Page 7 Royal R eception Small Concerns O N G ^ EA CH ^ K - A M 1■ i S t w Kllu,t,i" WASHINGTON ur»-Sen ..........ally t l ) T v ) an Id today llieli pads act I in 14 up o new common European arm y including Western Germany are without parallel In history the veteran Foreign Relations Committee chairm an m ule the statement as the Senate called for opening debate on ratification of two of the agreements They would end the occupation of Western Ger many and tie that republic into the defensive m ilitary torce of the tree world Connelly predicted Senate ap proval without much trunble A two thirds vole Is required Core of the network of pact* signed last month In llunn and P a ris Is the one establishing a European Defense Community I K it e ) arm y with contingents from Fra n ce , Ita ly, Belgium, the Neth ei lands, Luxembourg and Western -,a\ ■Hr - M a & Dr ■ ■ i, , — r I Germany lly JU IIIO I1HAN bis hluaiy. llie griirr.il was rallril ,1 "llie I Imin-liMi! m llril.y vvlirir lm fatlirr was astus l.llrd with tin* nldrvl i nlltilHimi- I ., tills I......... ilin g I n k s lit llir Svm ld l b was «rnl tn is Imiil by In* fatlin In 1 Itrilm r A. i.l< my ..m l l a i n attendrd I unity ( n llr g r m IL ith m l, Conn. Al tills point ill Ins rducation, hosvever, Ini In iIlls and ryrjiglil lirgiiii In fail Inin slur tu nil astlimatK colulitloii, mid, ill Impr. ,.J nnpi.-siug Ini silualmn, lie touk lo llt<v tea Ills lieallb improved and, determined to continue Ini nlm alm n. Sanlord yyenl to Germany where lie touk a law degree at tin U n iim tly nl llrulelbetg III 1864 despite bis partial blindness which entailed the iinessily nl the giealer pail of bis work being read to him. The general' then went on lo Iravel hi K iim u ulirie lie made llie ac qualllMlIc'e ol Ralph lla a .l lnyrisnll, the Am ril, an im.ililei Ingelioll p iclitd Sanlord into semce at res letmy ol the legaliun at J'eln -Inn g uni it u u at this pulnl that lie dm Jed on a diplmiialu saieer. Ill IHtil hr was sent as niniiiter plrnipolentiaiv !■ > tlrlgium by Alnaliam l.llicolo and sliiiilig Ins nniiistiy became i girat In r.i.l nl King l.eopuld I. gieat uncle nl Hie present King Baudumii Gen. Saulold rein,lined at lln u irls until IM20 at dm II lime lie w si 4|i pniuled by ihr 1'inidrui at minister to Spun lint apt intuirnl lins.esei, w is blocked by ■tingle vole in a iieiy session of the l 1 ‘ Senate Sanluids sliplumatn adventures, bowrvei. did n i innsitl nieirly of Ini duties al Hrutieli Dining Ids term their hr was irn l I t Uir.idenl l.nnoln In confer with llie famed Italian lehel and mililaiv roinnuiidri liaiib sld i, who bed pill completed Ins dating and derisive rnarrli * u Kmur wlinb all hot united the Italian nation under the Savoy inonan by Sanlmd svas milch intrierled m tbr ilevrlupinrnl *1 Haile in llir A lin an Congo area, and represented Ins country at a nuiohei I mopeaii iim teienrci nil tins iiil'ir il, among ibrin llir sigllllli .sol Itrilm ( ongiess of IBM* lie was also inslinnirnlal, with King |.eo|ndd, in llir ritahlithim'iil ol llir ( ongo I ice Slate in llir same year. "As one of the founders" of the Free Slate. tbr ling wmle. "yum name will lierraflrr lie associated svilli mine in history " Sanloid was alto attosialed with H riny Stanley of "D i Livingstone, I ■resume" fame. In IHHfi Sanfoid mgam/rd and di*pii>lied an riprdiliuti ol ■is own, llir "Sanford Exploring Expedition" la tbr t j.per Congo. Ih r esprdi lion was bradrd by Stanley and was carried aboaid llir ilranilm ali New York" and "Elorida", the first steamboats to navigalr llir. Upper l ongo tom menially. Upon lm return to llie United Stairs Sanlord envsgril upon lli.il I l.iflda real ertate activity which Svas soon In rulmmale us the founding ol llm city Ha died at Warm Springs, V a„ in ItW I. A inerting of the Seminole County Museum anil l.ilnary Aisnciation will be held in llie Woman's H ull in the near future to cnmiilrr lu illin plant for (lie proposril Genn.il I Irury Saiiforil Memorial l.ibrary ami Museum, M n. I . E. Humnillal of llie Association said today. The City committer working on ihr binary prujrct lost slrrideii to organ. tie a non-profit coipurntion for llir purposr of conitrurling the museum and library building to bouse llie 2,50(1 volumes of Geneial Sanford's books and the accompanying paintings and antique furnishings, Mrs. Koumillat added. T)ie proposes] rorpoiation will also receive contributions from the public toward the construction of the Memorial. A number of donations have alteady been received, Mrs. Koumillat said, and the City has indicated its willingness In cooperate. *» ■ '■••a: A ♦ '• ^ > »•«*«■><,•. llie City (nininiltre appointed by Mayor W, f l. Stamper to consider llie project consul* of Mis Koumillat, Mis. C. R . Dawson, Mis. Kreil Williams, M il. Miriam R unell, A. .). Greer, John Kader, Kandall Chase, and K . L. Dean. The l.ibrary and Musrum Asmcialion was organiml on Mar. 24 al a meeting at the Women's Club to iiinnuate the construction of a lire resistant building to bouse tin* Sanford collrrlmn. Mr*. Carol,* Sanford Dow, daughter of the geurral, is tepoiled as agreeing that the building should be fiie-resislailt. Ellon Muiighlon, lm si aubitret, is now in the process of completing plans fur the building which, ivlien completed, will consist of a central vestibule and three wings. It is now proposed to build only the vrstibule and one wing, which will hr the exact tj/e and description of the room in the Sanfoul home, " llie Homestead", in Driby. Conn, which now contains llie library. The books aie in ihe English. Latin, Italian, German, and Spanish languages and some of them bear publication dates in the 17th ami Iflth cen­ turies- They include works of history, memoirs of royalty, law, biography and many other suhjeits. The gift of Mis. Dow would alio include works of sculpture, priceless aintings, and the antique furniluie of the room. Among the sculpture is a usl of Sanford by the [Irtgiari artist Henry l-rys. and the paintings include 14 oil portraits of the General. Ins wife, bis mother, son and grandpatents. A lia included in the paintings a portrait of Leopold I, presented to Gen­ eral Sanford by the monarch. The painting of Sanford himself is ihr m iilerpicce of the noted IMgi.m artist Lievin Dr Wiune, It was exhibited (n Paris and at the Metropolitan Museum of Fine Aits in New York City. The furniture accompanying the collection includes carved Belgian pieces sufficient to fiittdih one entire room and Italian hall furniture suited lo the vestibule of the proposed memorial building. Among these is a Louis XV desk, inlaid with brass, and a piano of Circassian walnut built by Mullar of Dresden which look fits! prize at a piano festival in Antwerp, 1080. General Sanford's own history is as rich and various as the furnishing of E British Queen Gets Raise Bringing Her Take To $1,333,000 .{ LONDON a ommlttee broke down Ihe personal salary at fob ling an escape Just before McCall took them from Halford to Tavares for a hearing. On the trip McCall killed one of the Negroea and wounded the olh or. He d id he (hot In self defense when they tried to escape but thn surviving Negro aaid the sheriff (hoi without provocation.'' McCall told Ihe governor he might need Lolhy'e testimony In Cano federal civil rlghta charges were filed againil him. When the governor Inquired recently If the ahertff (HU wanted the death war­ rant held up, McCall said he would leave It to the govtrnor since no c h a rn i had been filed. Lelby was charged with ahoollng ' liaum after robbing Applebaum__________ ig him. He contended he acted in elf defense but the state malntal id robbery was the motive end 1 5swrriisr.a TONIGHT ft WEDNESDAY jgyrnra K rU lis M # N#wb ,i'. A re v= r Object 01 * r ’f f Phil IVlin i .tv Sfcks To Millet* Pence Poets With Minot Groups is 5 feet 5 inches tail and weighs i l l ) pounds it is sym m e tric a l!* dis Irlhuted on a llg u re u ieasu im g tl 29 and 31 Inches iilim lu l bilsl waist and hips The apple cheeked schoolgirl from Muhns, a I IIHe town in Not Hi F in la n d , plans to lly back to l i d sln kl this week Ibd she indicated pile probably w ill conic In I loll v wood after Hie O lym pics llc i plans ol attending the U n i v v i i h of l i d sln kl and going Into school teach mg have been sidetracked M iss H a w a ii d a ih r .e d In n n e llr F is a Fd sm an was .. d u - r second The honey sku im d I'* y e a r old Honolulu gu l made a par lic u la il) iin p ie sslv e tin wing m Hie bathing suit divisio n lo .lg m , >i'.i WHS b a s e d oil p rlfu l m alice ui w e ll ing gowns Miss G reece, D a l*) M a v ia ld IS of t.'rete. was liu n t with Ml-* lloug Kong, Jud y Dan 21 lo iirtli and M is* G erm an y liv iia te Hoy 21 ol M unich fifth Miss U n iverse s iin lln g l) accept ed u U n ive rsa l lille ru a liiin .il con t r a d calling lm a in iiiiiiiiim ol is rnoiiHis e n i|ilo y iiie iii and f >ism it Is a standard seven yeal con t r a d w llti opttons i enow able every six im udlis I lie s l.n liiig a I a i > i $2jO a week M iss U n iverse uu* <smiled in Hie ball by Navy l l ilid i.n d M McCord J r a C o o cie -loo il Medal ol Hoiiin winner i ii Hie I •• i w n limy stallolied is I l.u iiil lieaeti Mo li’lt Hie ball d u a lly In In n n u a o v e r, leallill)! I. a v llv Oil llo a lio of tier escort and obvlnudv v ri . tired .lite r Hie irm vile d week A ll Im ulists plus Mis- i m iid States, tnekie la m g lie iy , , i ol Bro o klyn . also le e e ly e il lliii'e m oiilh in m liin i in Idm eonli a d bn tl.lMMI fits'll With U lilv e i ..il lu le i iiulio nal SI ml Ins one id linn pon sors of Hie eonlest (lib e l -pm i'oi w ere la lu lln a Sw im b u l l s In . Fan A m erican World \n w a » s and the i ’lty ol l.ung lie o ti I he firm sicn eil a pact Monday night calling (m a wage increase .d ap p rn xim aiely I* cents an hour, modified onion shop, six paid holt days and Hu re w e d - vacatio n anin.ally tor la y e a n service I lie muddied union shop mean* employe* m uri join Hie union but c.dl withdraw tu t wren H u ll lOlh aod mill d i , ol em ploym ent Meanwhile lea,It is of Hie union a ii' inerting Willi o lliei sm all co m ­ panies across the nation but the session* a le d n s-ly guarded sc c i d ■-n o te ol me com panies has been Identified i)ne Mg reason tor Hie secrecy 0 that the S teelw o rkers' ch ief, P h ilip M im a , fea rs Hie lug p ro ­ ducers w ill lu log pressure on the m allei firm * and block |N.siltdu a p iri'llirh l I In lag com panies like U S Steel Culp the nation's lop pro sln i• t me liltle rlv opposed lo Ih r union simp p sue II was one of Hu- i i.m iiii i.do lin iis Hie Wage Si dull i ,dou II.. u d made w ill'll tt itleliipted lo * v e |t Hie enslly t id e • n ili Monday I b ‘ le d .sent I* tv*-, h, all ol il- rm p lo f ex saying ii i uni l i t mg b> w reck th eir uni,in kid I- lid d in g Hie union Imp p ill tieeause "v o lu n ta ris m , H i'idom id dm lee Is Ihe li.o kliune id mil ociely M m y id the Sill dil l til ills have how il willing lie-- lo g o I long with the I •C iillilllilid .itn in ol Hie guv 1 i nun-ill agency -o llu-y can gut b n l mb* pinilui lnui lli.w e v e i. Hie 11 i ompunleb whieti have signed -nidi icts a le only a dlo p In the bucket I lie big b n o l Hie in d ustry, U S b le d Bethlehem Meet Ituphullc H ied lime- amt I.H Ig tlllll Steul \ ouiigsliiwn Sheet amt lu liu and I nl *11*1 file d . M r......... I ippi ixim ale lv .' i per cenl nl Hie lol tl norm al production llo- lu r a ls n iu : * in l e winch lie c m liilie 2 | In liiig ever deeper min ih r u ilio ii'- ecruiomv m geuer d m il Ike lu lu u n i defense pro . . mi ni pm lu 'iil n bllenr in indii H le- dependent mi reel lor law m i t e i i i l has al i , ,dv pa ed lie 1 ,u oisi m ,n k and c iiniiiiilinH i apnllv M in i of the le d w u ik .r- , in i eH iiK tm an clal i i i.n i.e from w ilfo n * agencies WEDNESDAY M0HNINC. SPF.CIAI Fabrics lor y«ur .Shutter H u ll, rookie in fie ld n fo r the Ph llud alp tiia A th le tic s, played for A rkansas M ate College. SEWINI jrema Court upheld the cnnvic Ion. Lovely PRINTED SILKS AIR CONDITIONED To d a y and \vT:iin k 's ! u y ' iT i SHEER VOILES Lovely is table of — ii u i N i r o i o f i ..»■ ■' .aV-rA-'; liivi-liHit INDIAN HEAD SWISS In * Dotted Swines arm Printed Dimities, to cool and refreshing! Values to 1.2# yard . . h iiiiiiu v i '* rulor* In ••dhls and gay flural* . . valuu* tu I 3D >a i il i . . Thy prattlsst print you «var put a nsedle into In lovtly colon and pattarns. Htgulir valuta to 1.C0 yard. One I . oily *ml Sirpni fillu Vm lv* In DIMITY ■ Union Citiorts "T h e six nations who have signed this tre a ty ," Connall) said, "have been at each other's throats throughout much of their history, yet now. In an atmosphere of co operation and cordiality Hu y m i lender control over th ru armed forces to a tuperan ttlonal body "T h e y have voluntarily given up their sovereignly over the most sensitive portion of any country's national life " I f there Is any comparable event In hlslnry, I cannot recall It " The Senale Is not called upon to ratify the KI>(' pact Hut onr of the agreements it must approve Is a protocol to extend the security im oranteei of the North Atlantic I ' iu ’I tot lie F l i c and thus to West rrn Germ any The other Up for a vote the so called peace contract between this country, B rita in , France and West ern G erm any—would end the oc ciipatlnli in if set up the basis for the Germ an republic to work with Hie West t'oimally said Western Germany could tint be admitted to the North Atlantic T re a ty Urgainrutlun i N ATO ) because that took oiianl moils consent which could not he ohlnlnrd now B ill the result Is about the same and tile effect of the protocol Is that "we receive la r reaching guarantees from G erm an y," lie bald Connelly said he would like to he presenting to the Senate u peace treaty covering a unified Germany Hilt he said the H usslm * apparent ly do not want a peace treaty "They are fearful, with good 3 IIIE IN PLANE « HASH reason, that a unified Germ any H OM E. >ia - r -A small plune would assert -its Independence and stalled oil a takeoff at Itu) muni would not fit comfortably In their s'lpal airport lin e Imlav urn) galaxy of satellites," he said c i' a s fit-el until a lutos.ty killiiuj three men Alter I'raxtiiiii1 , Hie i -I.iio - Imixl Frank G iffun t, new tia c k firk l man for ill* New York fn u llia ll min llunii'x. Happing Hu- llsii-i m G iant*, played fio minute* in both villi' They vsels* tiu tliiil In ill- till • uukl Hie Shi me and Senior Bowl lirtm e i i a ll ripilpmenl leach tile s'l aft V line* A n | mii 1 olio i it* lent i l l ' i li nk ii llllr il tsso ul llie non a* lx m i i'n m h le amt lin ks H i v i' l. n. .1 Cliic'limatl is the xmallest i ul rolltim I til- Hill ll II I vet In m in the major league* ax fai ufetittlieil p.ipulation I* concerned. [ Is Executed The lin t was cancelled by Gov. Warren at the request of l.aku sir For Death County Sheriff Willi* V. McCall Lelby bad claimed he overheanl Of Baltimore tun Man Negroes licensed of rape plot i ilk—Parliament ________1 was queen F.llialary of 475,000 barber, died In Florlda'a electric chair today for the slaying three years ago of a traveling compan­ ion. Ilia execution was delayed more i>major than two years by a aeries at State 4 proiK) Supreme Court appeals and ape I; husoai rlod In which the case wa» Inaclive, Lelby was convicted of murder for fitally shooting Leonard Apple baum, Baltimore druggist, and hid­ ing his body under a bridge in Col­ County near thn Everglades. place of good news today, lier Leiby'a execution came under il navy announced hii.pro­ death warrant signed by Gov. Fi ram lieutenant commander pei 1 Scan llnavlan beaut) — Fin wide assortment of summer's newest shades O .P .S. celling ~ ' il -‘Me V,rd priced at Dtlc per yard. V ery ipeclel . , ^ l » ^, , d �f T H E SANFORD H ER A LD ie | T um . Inly I. IRS* StiH Inhabiting Old West Areas Industry Begins To Feel Weight Of Steel Strike M a m m o th F o o d S a le F o r A m e ric a ’ s G r e a te s t H o lid a y umi if^lrA U T U 1I } imtlimea starved their stock In irrnner and the hitter cold (rote 4 lr herd* In winter. It was a long battje for enough water and the right kind of weather, , The land broke many of the early comers, hut many stayed and broke the land. Once a year these pioneers gath­ er In reunion here and talk shout old times. They call themselves fange riders, because that Is what they were And It you refer to them as rowboys, they will dryly point out that a cowboy Is a critter (bat Inhabits Hollywood. 1 ■ L Fro m Now On Out Bit? M anufacturers T o Start C u ttin g B ack lly SAM DAW SON N EW Y O R K The uteri vtrtke in Ita fifth week — w ill begin M rnngllng In tU iitrin l n ulpiit f a il 4 from now on Stores Closed Friday, <kily 4th Sire? Opt" ’Til «=30 P. M. Thursday Kite The Vause ■fhai R efreshes •m n iiu tllllh Buy Plenty for your Big i i o i m y ^ ^ SKINLESS ^ B O p -l r\C * I 'for* O n l y CARTON OF 6 300 i . 3rd—214 E. Ill Low Prices Everyday - Quantity Rights R eserved Sanford, Florida S p e cia ls Too! Prices Good July 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 5tH for 84 grandchildren," she said. • laughing. °«A N g i I l u i i n i aucceaa story Is matched by Leo (’remer, who Is one ol Amlrlca’a leading rodeo enlrepren Sura ai well as one of the stale s bluest ranchers. * "'Mr. Roden" came here from Wisconsin In loll a) the age of 20 with his young bride, lie home eteadrd 32ft water short arrea t.lke Susan and many other determined tiers, (.‘miner, when fared with choice of buying better gro | reties or more aorcs, chose to gamble on arres. Cremer now lies M.ooo arm* nl deeded land and IB.O'M) terra under laaae — more than *60 square milts. He Is a hlg, graving man with a gusty laugh, who thinks any day li wasted If he doesn't spend •I feast part of It on horseback As a state senator one n fCremtr'a first proposals was to solve America's political troubles by moving the national capital from Washington, D. C., to montana Ills tongue • In • cheek suggestion met h rather cool reception out here "We're against it," one rancher laid "All those politicians would Jnal stir up the cattle. Let 'em grate where they are." There is a new whisper of wealth In Montane — nil. The search tor black gold baa brought a new kind of .pioneer here. Rut no metier how much oil they find, they will never play the rn mantle role of the hnmeateadersthe old range riders who timed the Med on horaehack 161W ® Karly Jubilee “DIX1ANA" Sliced, Sweetened, IJrq/en |)IS Il U A W llflli Whole l n w ic iu F ry e r* 0l>MNCf ptK0( HOUVWOOO TOUS10 Fresh Cuban 99c FROZEN FOOD SPECIALS DUNCAN HINES ORANOE JUICE 8EALDSWEET ORANGE JUICE REAL GOLD LEMONADE -------AGEN TENDER BROCCOLI ----FROZEN LIMEADE ......... ......... ACE-HI GRAPEFRUIT JUICE FLA. GOLD TANGERINE JUICE F ry e r*! W PKQ. < YOUR CHOICE Western Winesnp Calll. Long While Fresh Orem Ton C a rro tH t Juicy Thin Shin S u p e rb rn iU O r, Cheese Food Loaf Grade "A", Quick Frozen W-lb. Pkg. Oscar Mayer Bandwlch F ry e r Backs Table R eady P ic k le & P lm le n to L o a f Sp iced L u n c h e o n M e a t . B ologn a S u u r b r o O liv e L o a f neeetl**1 Hall Pound 8AU8ABE r» i. Hickory Sweet Sliced lb. Fla. Persian LIMES 2 Lbs, Tnbl-Rssdy Cut 7-lnch n S t E c f f lc r n O A O T lb. lb. PLA tV Tastn O’Sea Ftllet of Red P e rch lb. ham s t Sw I^ g eh lb. ' E“ i £ lu •U II 6>4t» V %•>« JflCIO PI4CII13 jf* SO » JO1*8 * POWO STICKS III* 4a n OOtf nNIAPPlf JUICE 2 * IO* CilOPfTOHtM SI' 4p p | Oil MfNIfl • lie sooA s te a m iig tniv aio 3 ' - 1** • el ere ACi • ItMM PICNIC I0RK3 OOANM AOI IV no l o i n ■UNDID JUKI S'” !S' ■n| i >1 RltltMON JUKI II* i< oi w nw t PICNIC 3P09N3 91' W ju ic c 31c M* PAPtR CUPS It* ill! _ WAVID PAPIO 13' Wvut'o HAM 19' •e« vd'lhl 5AUS*fU 30* H ,A«H‘^at »wn CNICXIN *j I* a. or .fifp a t a tllD K f V SI* , im t *1* npv • !(*;• SPPIAO »l r, »?X*tll *.".*■ P NUI BIIITtB 19* FINCAPPU JUtCE l i t 40 oi •** t n. Tasla O' .Sea Drewed Whiting Sugar Cured Pc. Breakfast „.i.«i..ei«M S p a r e R in a lb. A”, Large Sliipt Yellow lb. Fresh Fancy P o rk B r a in * U. R. "CMOICR" Grade PflBK » MANS II »i ♦••• Mayflower Frozen Oecar Mayer Liver I nounced today , Last month’* loll wg| a 18 per A HtH Increaae over May, 1831, and . u» n HAM HURGf.R Cut-Up, Pan-Ready 7»* ) , t iono^im paptn PtA fis 4 >w* »»*•*<*48*fl P SPIR PiatH MOt CUPS w* 14* » t i ^ a t vn*if • IA r iy A STO R Vacuum-Pacteed io lUPtR N*PklNS II1 a irci .wtas'a KOOl AID 3 14* • If »t a f/wa*« PEANUT* 14* • |* *'l Ll« • h’aMI no 0 API »Ol '•« CMtl'WIlt 14VANItllWAf IRft I9« I v** a COOKIE5 W v%oi fvee®t •*•€* WAINDI COOKIES ll> ONE PO U N D CAN B0(KJ4tAA'° •p or m ** <%©•»*«*i COOK ill 14* ,<m| as • a « 4 «u4M(Mt cooKita ti' MOf • •«>»l, COOKItS 19' I'lie survey did not determine the actual number of share* nor Ilia cush value held by each Income group ISC B ath S ii* Nora* M m * Doq Food GUN W IE I.IIIN G S IN G E R NEW Y O R K oP Tlie second of a pair of hill hilly xlngerx from Itoalim wax arrexled early today on a Sullivan Law (anti w eatvin,) charge and linked svllli a Hartford, Conn . J2.IKMI wuteti robbery S rirrd lodav In mldtowii Mailtiatlnn wax W illiam I ’ While, So Last Wednesday police arrested | George Fem la. 21 ! I'ollee said White also I , wanted | In Florida as an escapee who served nine month, of a flve-anda half year grand larceny icntenra. RESCUE EFFO R T FAILS lilft.MINGIIAM ijv- A father leaped fully clothed into the Ca* halm ttlvcr near here Sunday In a vain effort to xuve hlx two young da lighter,. Eleven • year - old Alma Layton , lipped from a rock Inin the water and her aixtrr June, 13. sought to pull her out Their xerrama at­ tracted their father. J II. Layton. Thn father twain to the girl* but waa unable to reicue them. t(o . 1 C a n '..■.■ssra'PiK a tlocan a a It a M y *& & AaphoH TUb Cleaner U - « s Can W ASHINGTON I' Wlm ow n, \ trier lean inilnsii v There are h 1 iiiilli.nt iiidiiddnal owners of pi■ IIIl, K lu ll .'in k M illet in llie I oiled s ill,- . The vast in .ilordi id itiem earn less III.in tluiHHi a year after taxes There are moi.- 110*11 than women sloi'kbnldi'i s Mod peoplo Inis lo ik s to make » jiroflt i ’er'iiiis In their Mix own more storks than othri age group* rite propor lion of stock owner­ ship is lilgbesl 111 llie West Hut there ale mule sluirdudd lugs In New York Share iisvm rxhlp h highest among ad m lnlslrnlise executive, with is per cent owning share, And college graduates are lop side with IN pee cent owning slut res - • • oRbx I'liiise facts were dl'.elosrd lodav in Ibe I .Vi page bonk. "Share Ownership in llie I lilted S ta le s," resulting ft him 1 survey by Hie llrooklngs In .liliitliiii ai Hie Invl latum of llie New 3'ork Stock Kx change Co operating in Hie survey were '1 fin corporations, banks, brokers. New York Stock Exchange, 20 other exchange, and ,cciirltle » a*soelatlmix, and 1.3,332 p e r,o n , who were Interviewed a e ro ,. Hie conn- try t l M t r H u i M O IN S t A U >a w#ek end. Prevent nl you cab prevent— light eauae." l.a y n ff. m im lii.lr ie i iiiln g steel w ill come taster Hy the in lilillp of next month in o .t hlu in unuf.icture r . would be n ittio u tn iik .M rcm lv liiim lrcd s of tboo.h.m il* are being Idled not only in ->trel fab rlcn tin g p lan ts, but In coni, ra ilro a d , auto and appliance Industries Kven It Hie <.trike -.himlil end llilx week, il might lie m ill August i before all the supply pipeline* • o iilil be filled again and all com ­ panies have balanced in v e iiln rlrx of steel prodm -tv In d u stry sources estim ate And the effect of the s trik e rnav be felt nest M arch in n pinch of iron ore supplle* The big Iron ore boals ply the G reat L a k e s In .u in m r r to tiring Mlnne-otn ore In the steel m ills In lie stoekpflrd (or use In Ibe w in ter when tin* lakes are fro ie ii T lu 's r bo at' are Idle now because Hie Iron ore w o rkers also are on strik e Total non ore shipm ents for Ibe season have been ru t about one tenth by the s ln k r so fa r. Steel m ill sloekpib s of ore m ay be ex biiustcd next M arch belore the I io,it s can start up their next spring runs Most businessm en thought the s lilk e would I n* halted hy govern m rn l action liefo re tills T h e re fo re , lew made any attempt to build nil steel Inventories liefore It started With steel Inventories melting last ibe steel industry Is aa.xurrii now Ihnl w heiil tie strik e ends Hie steel m ills w ill be running at full ca p acity well min next se a r liefo re the s lrik e steel cap acity Io produce w as o vertakin g steel dem and uni m iisl s le d exe cu tives bad felt llia l b> late tall they oim ld lie lu llin g back steel p ro d o rlliiii Now Ibe sli-i-l Industry (ools that demand for its products w ill sla y luglt lo r in .m ills Io in in e I bis m eans, aiming n lh ri Hungs, lb .it if s le d p rices a le raise d after tin strike ends ibe sic, | m ills are iinl like ly to m o into custom er pi i. ■ - ir s is In iiiT llie grow ing steel pint'll w ill lie eased a little next n n illlh when mans In iliis lrla l p l a i d s s ta ll their annual shutdowns for vacatio n * If the slrik e Is settled soon, these plants in ig lil get enough steel dur ing Ju ly to In* Mire of full iiim lnclio n when they rcu|M'ii In A ugiixl. American Industry Stock Widely Held Hy Many Investors K > May Highway Toll Of Country Sets Record THE SANFORD HERALD Tlie*. July I. 1832 P*R» » • lt o - C a » < ' ||c SUNSHINE OHiEZITS Ig.ktl GAUSS BESKINS WASHINGTON UP - The White , Home today announced the re*Ignpilnn of Clarence K. Gauaa, 33, farmer nmbn,,ndor to China, aa a member ol the board of dlreo* 1 BVfijf torn of the Export-Import Rank. [ s .Sb In hU latter of raalgnaUon, Oaua* gave poor health ai hi* reaaou tor leaving the government I •ervlep...... •i • Lf �*- ■ , Hemlnnta County, Florid*, al hie offlca In tha court hnua* of aald County at flanfnrd. Florida, wltnln H e lil calendar c a le n d a r niuniha _ „ fnmi tha time of Ilia flral iiublli al loo of till t e . T M M t t i l " ! i i r T i m m i v r v M'ltlitti. Karli r-1iitm or ilcotnii'l aliall I'* 1,1 wrlllfiir, ntot xfotil niola Hi., Iilara ot ri'Hlitolii'i. unit |»„i nflli « r i . m u i i « , i> fM iim iT M . itil.lrcaa tif Ilia t’lulnmtit unit ahull IN UK: KUTATK UK ha aworn It. by ilia . lalmant. hla JAM I'll W CA8UT, n**iil, or hla ntl.iroay, .md nny TO AI.1, d lR D IT tm e a h v ' V k h '. aufh claim or damaml iml mii fllrif aona HA VIVO CLAIM* OR HA:. •hall ba void. KKFIR CAHKY HIUMONrt JEAND* AIJAI.TST IA II1 . KSTA TIJl Aa Ancillary Adiiilhleira. Itll with will antiaiad of You ami each of you ara haroby •he WJI1 of JAMt'H W. notified and required to i>i***nt CARET, dactaaed any Malm* uml demand* width you, h lt a l U til.,.. ..t.i.Ji 01, 1,0 . 7, m y or alther uf you, may hava uenim-i tha »*tnt* of J A11KH W. CA:iKY, dt<:*at*<l, loie of Kultoii I’ounly. Ueomln. lo lb* County Jurig.. of Til K HTATI-; UK KM’IIII'V T«i Legal Notice vmi.A nnrttVN, nKaintuNCK Court m i thU Ihe H ih (!»y of Juno, UNKNOW N: A.t>. m i. A aworn Complaint havlne baan /*/ O. P. HKItNUON filed uKulnai you In ilia Circuit Clark of lh * circu it Court In ii.n l fo r H->n,Inula Co unty, C o u r t , Hi iiiliiolo C on h 11, KlorliTa by litWAHI) >t IIIHiWN for . U r . . , , t h r nhort till.' of whlrti Try a n d S to p M e la H A W .M ll> Al. II MOWN. I '1mI lit I rr, v». Vltll.A llltlltt N. Hateniianl. •br*a praeaitta m* lo cunmund you ’ " U Ho* ltd lo appear unit file your wrlllen tla- Hanford. Florida feller* herein on or before the 17th diiy of July, A. II Itla. or otherwl<e Decree I'ro Content, will be entered itpulnel you The Hanfonl lleruld le i|e*lirii*ted O P T O M E T R IS T n» .■ iieivapaper of ueneriil rlrrulslion In whlrli thl* "ll/iili.n ehsll hr E V E S E X A M IN E D plllilletled on. each we*M lot four I f i L / ^ E S F IT T E D cnneei'iitlv* weep*. W IT N c m * i . ,ui>d * n,| e*» 110 South Palmetto Avenue aeul of the Clerk of tha Circuit ---------------- B y B I N N I T T C I R F ----------------- T H E SANFORD R IB A L D In ISIS Ponce de Laon became Tueo. July t, llg? tha first mariner to record tha Page 10 existence of the Gulf Stream. Thrru uni minty "IHh Icm uf Olio hundred million tuna of bltumlnoua coal w e re u e rd f o r kangaroo on New Guinea, but none are larger than fox terriers. coke in 1M0. D O O E R P R IC E la fond of oxtolling tho virtuoa of hi* nlnatton-yaar-old cousin Sally, who certainly sound* like an unusual laas. fo r Inatancu, die* Roger, she went to one party where she had the boys negI lecting every other gfu in the* ! * ' die ihe waa the 1 only one who had the sense | lo come nabed. Another time B y R a y G o tt* ihe waa approached by a i virile strangor who slipped a note Into her hot little palm ; that read, “You ara the only j woman I aver have loved, j Come to my room, 641, at : the 0 rand hotal at midnight.” ; Sally wasn’t sure ha was sFn* ' cere, however, because tha J not* was mimeographed. • • • OR. C. L. PERSONS OZARK IKE P WITHA HOOK SU Ot I / would te scoato _ a h rm r... our that J* HIAOUHt-HAA0T . H ATH fO C O U lW t J IfAHO *QA MM TO . GHAS AU JH ' S / t / ' L (Hour/., A prominent psychoanalyst has Invented a naw toy which, ha claims. Is specially designed to adjust a small child to existence In < Ihe troubled world of today. Any way the child puts ilia toy together,: It cornea out wrong. * a o * By common agreement, M rs Plata, wife of MO-pound Commodore Plats, waa tba moat tactful lady at the Naval Bail this year. On the. dance floor she waa heard to suggest to the Commodore, '■Walt* a] bit faster, my love—Utia t* a rhumba." 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Phone 490-W, T H E L O N K It A N G E It / CONFOUND IT/ THING® HAPPtMtP 80 FMiT W* DIDN'T HAVE A CHANCE *TOTAKE OFF "Ml Mf*K AN' K B 1® W T T l PACK O f THAT MW; l--- - t l W ------4 1 , J U tm u o m o O W 9 ! “f, ! t«0! Wt dWtT TAKE THE TIMS iK CtPCCtTO KEEP THATilAft WSHT. /vr a m /p e a ! ■WV HIVBB ICASOOP ANT COUGH watxcwe called GtMPta n p t u a IN T W H .'a m ■ ■ ■ « B y F m n S tr ik e r vonutoc WALSH **(/ AAYTiE J3UVE TO? AND 9TCREKEEPER EB|| T TUET'R* NOT U * l ib 9 JTOtOUHG wm GtT WTO 150U0U? CSCOCSj rr DOtBMT nSHFACS. H * Wt>tl TOPPED COUGWN' mtCUTV *f*l .JKW. «••»»* GOOD AND BAD Used Dreiser ................... ( 6.00 Used Round Oak Dining Table .................. 10.00 Used Dreaner . ......... .... 10.00 Used Cheat ofDrawers .... 16.00 Used Vanity ...................... 20.00 Ueed Sofa ............ 20.00 Used .1 pc Living Room Suite ..... 2G.OO Used 2 pc Sofa Bed Suita 26.00 Died Safe Bed .............. 30.00 Reg. $110.06 Shopworn 3 pc Bed RoomSuite 70.00 MATHER OP HANFORD 203-20# P.. l et St. Phone 127 A BIG TWO HTOKY HOUSE 2 shady acre* Jual outside City. Nlfe porch, gas, electricity, wa­ ter. Price and terms to suit. Phone (UK). RAYMOND M. BA LL, Kesllor H. D. Ilighleyman, Associate try able. Kurniahed or unfurniaheJ. 1011 French Ave. Phone (KO-J. to Buy, Rent or Sell, "CouJ.want W. IIA L L , Realtor , , * ».J ,9 12- We have 4 fine lakefront lots does In. Thsy nre all good valuse end will not leet long. Sea u* today! I F HOLD TH IS MONTH A amart buyer can get one of Hanford’a lovelUet homea at far below market price. Because of owner desiring to expand other intereeta, we offer 3 large bed­ rooms, apaclou* living room and separate dining roam, la 'ook, T kitchen and breakfast noo large rersened F1 porch, modern bath, 2 floor furnaces, attic fan, on 2 of Hanford'e moat brautlful ahadrd lot*. Shown by sppointmrnt only. HKMINOLP. R EA LTY 14th and Magnoll Phone 21 oils SM ALL bungalow with 0 Iota, electricity, screened porch, par­ tial bath, in Lake Mary. |3600, smelt down payment, balance —1 like rent. Phone 820-J. W fCffff^TparJm enST A !D ^ A R T IC LES FOR SA LR ^ A N FO H D I— N T pT* vl Real Ratal# Foe Rale THE HERALD A ^ (f - t SP EC IA L BERV1CK1 —11 PLUMBING Jontract and repair work. Free estimate. R. L. Hervev. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 182i. MAC’S Electric Service Movedtemporarily to rear of 1600 Sanford Ave. Electric motor re­ winding, Television and radio service. As near to you u yinUR telephone 1(11. ” LAWN MOWERS atiarpened. Blcyrlei repaired. Hhutnen's, (10 K 4th NL BAMBOO BLINDS—Gres* Square Rugs and floor coverings if P I A N O S— Gulhransen, Spinets Vlnyle, Plastic, Asphalt Tile A priced from (6)0.00. include* -t Linoleum. Free estimates. Tele­ tunings. Terms, trade-ins. Ra­ phone 1426, The Furniture Ces der's Plario Store, 1200 Myrtle. ter - 110 Weal First. For night appointments call 1208-W. A LL T Y P E S Bulluoxer w ort# Reasonable Hates—Free Ettl FILIN G CABIN ETS - - 2-drawer, matin. Spreader Service, I.lm* letter site, gray metal, complete m l Dolomite end Fertiliser. with lock; regular (33.05, our Carpenter A Grecey, Phot, ■pedal, (24.76. Check with 1BH8-M nr HfUt-J._________________ George Stuart, 60 East Church St., Orlando. 816H. U-SAN-0 Guaranteed mothproof­ ing, Delivery Service nlut In­ sured garment protection are C H A IR S F O R S A L E all free at Philips Colonial Cleaners, 110 Palmetto, Tele­ 1 Small overstuffed chair phone 4BL________________________ 1 Boudoir chair. 1 Occasional chair. O ALL EDMOND'S Upholstarta^ Interior Decorating Shop. Phone 1003. Furniture Wunda Wove cotton fugs. See A seat cover*. our smart matsrlala for dra­ peries upholstering end slip­ Plumbing A Supplies cover*. Contracting A Repairs T H E M O R ELA N D SH O P W. J. King "jjoo South Perk Av* one 60 133 E. Indians Phone 12 DeLand CARPKNTRK WORK quick repair lobs, or email Jlti FOOT LO CKERS—All metal on w o o d construction. Beat value practice— In town, (10.06 ell taxes Includ­ j'ALOUSIES — The thrifty, neateit way io convert ed. Herman's, 27 W. Church* that porch or brsettwsy Into a Orlando. co»l, private room. Telephone 1426 for frae eatlmata or atop VENETIAN Blind*— For Free E s ­ by 110 West First—Tha Furni­ timate Cell 320. Senkerlk Glees ture Center. and Paint Co. iiU TCm SO N APTS" 339 So. AtFlorida State Rank Building lantlc, Daytona Beech. (60 "Cell Hall” Phene llflfl week, pine tax, without linen. Phone Hanford 1S04-J. A BLOCKS FROM C IT Y CLOCK I V ELY 2-bedroom pre-w u r U N FU R N (8irPjj e p a r t in e n t LOhome, fine new kitchen ci|ulp(Julet couple. P O S IT IV E !, Y no ment, full living room, full din­ children or Pete. Mrs. Noble, ing room, large kitchen, screen­ H1B _Myrtle^ Ave. ed porch, (hade, smartly land­ scaped, corner lot. The price la LO V ELY 3 room cottage, Fur only (7,750. Shown by appoint­ niched. H14 Elm Ave. ment only. Seminole Realty, DOWNSTAiRS fuTnlehed 2-bed­ 14th and Magnolia, ph. 27. room apt. electric kitchen. Call 1113 or IB35-J. HUMMER IIOMKHITKS FOOT LO C K ER S—All m7tai""on BATTF.RY, Generator or Start** NORTH CAROLINA wood construction. Best value in ROOM for rent. Phone 4(0. Service. Call 617, Swain's Bat MOUNTAINS Central Florida, (0.06 all taxes tery Service. Hanford Avenus NAVY PRRSONNELt Juat com* Idral Hummir Homaaltrs 12 Included. Sanford Jewelry and and 1 pletetl 3-hedroom maeonry home. mil#* from Asheville. Cool, Luggage. All elrotrlc kitchen. Automatic no Technician m restful, Invigorating, adjoin­ 1 HOT W ATER heater, ga«i 1 0water heater, screened breeiaHoule I, h e W ing roaring mountain stream, burner restaurant atove with way, carport. Tiled bath. Ample gorgeous view*, accessible by grill t I 8-barrel traft beer out­ Venetian bllnde. Ready three Stale road*, (496 up. fit; | steam tablet 1 20 ft. Deep ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. A Termi. Writ* Edward 0. Freese, practically new; 2 11 ft. Undo Evening Star. Call Kelp' Mathew*, Owner, Box 1400 refrigerator*, practically new; Kay. 1166-J. Aahavllla, N. C. t set gaa fryolatera; other tnlac. 4 BEDROOM furnished houaa, ap Heme. Lormann’e Restaurant, SAWS F IL E D -A n d act; lawn ply (07 Magnolia Av*. phone 822. __________ mower* sharpened and raconaHoned. W* pick up and deliver. Ilarr’a Flxlt Shop. 284 W. Wash­ EN T IR E houaahold good* at 120 1 roll-awaf bed. Completeington, Orlando. Palmatto Ava. Contact Elmar I Kalvinator rafr N IC E front badroom with kitchen Banka at 120 Palmatto Ava. or Perfectly marked, privilege*. 818 Waat 18th Street EVERYTHIN G far tha bulldar.® Mercantile Court Phone 880-W aftar 0i00 p.m. Sanford Rton* Towar Industrie*. Ph. 1290. 2 BEDROOM furnlahed eotUge or) lake. Couple with children preferred. Phone B74-W. OARAQE Apt. unfurnlahad with the exception of refrigerator and atove. 700 Mallonvllle, Ph. 1817-R or 888. I I - NOTICES-PERRON AUI >41 WANT 09 o p in io n ohan and living room prlvilafea. Prefer pemanedt couple, but l] ^ R i£ s a r a K ? ~ i t W K ' w s a . ’u p * ■HTSisslssars? A vacatlon a Ihe attic and �s -« • It t *' R| v r p* OThe #anftfr& lierato Y O U D O N 'T year Sanford fist aId, Cltj Dwlhtry, by 7 :H P. M., please n il Y ELLO W CAB U lt a at ia tittttii« a itiita t* i< i t a ■■ ■> a t ia iu n t i a H tatt AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ■ —gg* u a g T O LL UL M K X X X X H I E s t a b lis h e d U*(1B ■»!- H AN FO RD , ■_ I i . F I .O K I D A W ED N ESD AY ID L Y Taft Forces Get 14 Georgia I)elegates From Eisenhower Charged By Senate <# With Red Dealing W ASHIN GTON ^ - A Srtm lr mm liter charged (rainy Ihnl fill **t "n con Owen Laltlmnrr ha*l<1been scions articulate Initrinnriit n( the Soviet conspiracy" nml rcc nmmended perjury proceed Inna against him and John IV Davie* Jr., a Slate Department ofllrlnl t Arm y Announces Draft Increase Ita Months Ahead Trum an Exhales Flames In Sharp Reply To Critics 54,000 Men Per Month S'Mit Itt’tTP OppM'.il inn I'm I •'a i i l >cdl lln In I h'<lient hi v S|)t*t*r, i In L a s t Q u arter Of Y e a r Is Predicted m i i s ib i yt.'’ n \ \ i \ i k r I'trwnli nl | rnin : i m t *h.*i p m |t'\ III Snlillvi'l II »I lfM ■ Ml 111 . nl mini *'i •*if in tinLira 'I Iml i s Ihn Nm I *• il .mil th*’ I hi I »*■il tii\ *• tln ii’ nin ir fnr Up* tli.ili lilt • Ml) I .III III (III *1l .itDill-* 111 Ill's Ini \ l ln | ’ i i's|tlrrif tlniln i 1* tl k - m hv \j tH'lm til' tl.l III ' i ‘ ■>Vmini] III lln [it f I i f h i* iu iii'' Hm ln(OirnIl|m*JpmBlvt WASHINGTON Army to internal security M iiuniniiiittt ( iat, r,tr iovB-Thc ik k i draffoi** in said Iwilh l.alllmore and Davies &V* ” m ii .n i ii would need had testllled falsely during Its re September 11 "nl'1 11 cently concluded Inquiry Into the in titu le of Pacific Itelatlons i T p r >. The subcommittee, under Ihc chairm anship of Sen McCnrran (D .-N e v.), s|»enl more Ihnn n year Investigating Ihc UMt In a search for any Communist Influences on United States policy In the F a r East. The IP H describes Itself os n private rrsrn rc h organization (or study uf the P ae lllc urea. * Latllm n rc Is a Johns Hopkins t nlverslly professor nnd n Fa r a ** ' ' ‘ who hss Caslern affairs specialist " " " j S .’Slr J ? m 31.000 more inon a month (or the final throe months of the year The A rm y ’s September call Is about the same ns it wns for the preceding two months It called for ZU.nno men In August ami 31.000 In Ju ly The projected draft of 34,000 men In October. November and Drrcm her would he higher than any month since M arch. 1931. ln that month—n rn rly a year and a half ago—BO.nrai men were drafted, all for the Arm y The announced quota for Sep Irm ber bring* to l .013,130 the total " , i _ P,, o„ c n f ' ,nn SlK' - S rrv k , n - u L d M . v 8' ™ W ' S ¥ S : : “• . r s r ' & ment’s policy planning staff, now * L , !w" ra-roon't'lonM noth!irl! Ie 1*l'Vr!° West occupation ) aulhorilles In West Germ any There was no immediate com ­ ment from either man. Abe Fn rln s, Washington law yer who has represented Lntlim nre. Eg Id l.nttlrnnrr would have a state­ ment some time during the afternorm The State Department hrlelly suspended Davies In i! y r n r pcmlflug a loyally end security Inquiry. I l l a l c r ' an iru n e rd he had been cleared and vestured him In active duty. La ltlm n rr has never been the subjert of a sim ilar Inquiry by Ihc •fa te Department slnre ho Is not j government employe, ,..T ,lL r * , a ................ \,,'r , , 2 IwV, The arlnr <’orpsthereceived 81.130ending ilrnf jM pc|( (|ur|ni. |tt months Inst May In which It supplemented volunteer enlistments with Seine live Service Indurtlons. The Marine Corps announced several mnnths ngn that It did not plmt In resume the use of the draft The Navy and A ir Force have d r pended solely on volunteers The Defense Department said (he projected Increase in Inductions during the last three months of this year Is necessary to replace men drafted in the latter part of I [ISO nnd the e arly months of I0M Men svhn entered the service at that time w ill he eligible for sepn ration by Ih r end of the currrnt year. Y ^ a i r ’fcitesws.tt*' LeKaHtyOlftaming m ltlee, Mvora he never h id been a Communist, a Communist sym ­ pathiser or a Soviet agent. He sc cused the senators of allowing (ronvrnwMt on l*nst *lt) Florida Farmers d fp n • r* Suffer Big Damage Jt rn m W R ' lf l W n s iih g s r D B U tv vetlllLr G AIN ESVILLE t * - A combine tlon of biasing sun, droulh. wind and hail during Ihe past few wreks has dealt a destructive blow to what appeared to he one of Flori da’s most promising eom crops In ycare. It also has severely dam aged toharro nnd done some dam age to cotton and peanuts. June weather, marked by record .breaking high temperatures anil • parse rainfall, may result In a mas of more than four million bushels of corn from Florida’s 700,000-acre crop. Returning from a field trip to Northern and Northwestern Flori­ da, Agronomist Russell llrndrrson of the University of Florida Agrl cultural Extension Service Iralav reported thousands of acres of field crons severely damaged. ’Until a month ago," he said, ''prospects for high yields of corn ■ml tnbaceo were ticeller.t. More Termers than ever before had spired Ihctr plants more closely, used higher rates far.......... — of -'artlUiatlon, and employed method! of control­ ling the Insecta and diseases In order to Increase yields and Inproye crop quality this year. And ‘ heir crops looked good-better than In many yeara-unUI hot, dry weather set In. Practically none of Ihe field crop area haa escaped damage cnmplotefy. Crop* went •> r week* without rain, and hot winds developing under such con­ ditions Increased transpiration and Intensified the damage. "hr aomc countlea where tho drouth was hrokan by local thun­ dershowers, hall and high winds damaged corn and toboceo severe­ ly. shredding leaves and blowing over planta r ____ ______ J f f Sanford Herald “ Vacation-Pack Nn matter how fnr away from home yon may go aw pro­ vocation yen can readily ratal) np ait the heme town sewn ky M-dtng the Sanford HaraM when you return. Ynv ran ar­ range with yew carrier toy, or Hew manacer. hr tek________ 'i to have m r regular tonoa the Herald saved for you rou are away, to to to ta year ham# to sue — , ctorig. T he Stamp Law Upheld By Federal Jud^e TAMPA MV- FH rrn l Judge W J Murker refined In drnp crlm lm il "•■"•P* amt hill paying to per eonl tases on lottery profits Judge Itarkrr denied three mnHorn to dismiss charge* against Theo and Hard Mnsely, Polk County; Jerome and Ella Conan. Furl Myers; and Flora Fee Wit Ham*, Bradenton. The action upheld constitution silly of the gambling lax law. The motion* to dlainlsa the charges were based on a recent derision of the Pennsylvania Federal Dis­ trict Court which said Ihe law was lint valid because It Invaded stale police power* That decision, by Judge George A. Welsh. Is now before Ihc U. S Supreme Court. Drfrnse allorneys here also argued that tho law Is a devious method of the government In erack down on gamblers and I* not a tax measure; and that the government cannot constitutionally pollen gam­ bling In the stale* and therefore Ihe law wns passed to rlrnimvent the Constitution. Burning M attress Mystery Solved The mystery of the ••fbirnlmt Mattress" was finally solved Into last night when City Firemen Im­ mersed tho filming bed cushion with water and chemical* In an alley near Mrs. Mattie Hnrno s home, 410 West Twelfth Street, Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland reported today. Mrs. Horne'a mattress first hurst Into flames yesterday morn­ ing and firemen raced to the scene to quench the blase of an undetermined origin. The mattress was thrown out into ths alley and left fnr the garbage collector. Then late last night the re­ mains of the mattress Ignited again and Ita flames set the grass on fire nearby. At 11 tin last night the Firemen completely snuffed out the burning mattress to and tha "Burning Mattress" mystery. Chief Cleveland also reported that a stove fire, eaused by grease, was put out at Clark'a Drtve-ln at Twentieth and French Avenue this morning at 10:19 e.m. TORNADO KILLS FARMER WING, N. D. Ill — Lotto Olson. 70, a nearby farmer, was killed a. tornado Tuesday night when a lifted hla house from the foundation and dropped it MO fast away, up(jd« down and a maaa of anUotered wreckage. “ Tha twlstar flattened buildings on a score of farm* and tore out war and telephone Unas. The miles north of tore, was also hard ,~r: l**i ■ - - tooa* ' s»mi 11 n tv|» Il 1•ilf fir V| himIit hi iitiiniiiish .if iMfi. In I'illK H it' ! Dll I *1 .11 I 'i, 1 n| Fm iftl ilHI 1! \> ’ i ><•il I 1 1lit T t| .! I ml n I Mi [< Ult pin I * Hnn 11' Ml 111' M'1'1 n tit Itt Hi*! Ml llti - ... f|Mfi vi" ti Ifr til ID MU' ttl I »**I III* * ! Ii M l in llll s \• ,i i ”■• i-ii vnn The formal opening of (tie o«-w office of the Florida I’owrr nod Fight rontpnny In the F.vaos IluiMing >,n Magnolia Avemo- ’ link place u Mo Fit, ' • •■u litl hv Mi last FilihiV Souvenir* w e ir p ir,e o li'd to tin* uinn> visito r-, sod the t, i i im K.-i - m II-. group I’ ft ' kiddles tveie rusd” happy with balloons, noil enjoyed cunv.-i slog with I m l • vnn*. W> t "|,-ni in. I .in iiiiiooiti-d It eddy Kilow att opi-iats-d t»y iroitde control I’nln'li was !■ ink I vstis who m in i the ton Local Delegates To Boys State On Kiwanis Program i: H arrison Returns Katyn M assacre Of 15,(100 Poles Is Pinned On Reds By Congress Report From Convention Its i >1 til Kolea -it* 01 Kiwanis Clubs i ’ til dllp(|e;ile prill'll' CS nil l l l ’S M IF I, B R IM 'S U A S IIIM i'l <t \ -e \ con crcsslotral reinirl bnluv oltirM lIy elliilges lliissln with klllliu.’ Fi.lXXt Polish officer* 13 vears ago on a p n lirrii iluplit aled by Hu' llcils In Korea Iiinnumi liudllitds .III l ■ if i e ii ird m Hie K nlyn m a s .n e ir tie said line was the m rlim d nl P h ilip I I . W y a tt In killing Ihe u e lm i* The second. In *.inl was ihe "ru n a ro u n d ’ ’ n tin Introduced A s New Panmiinlum truce negnllatlim, ov This, salt! Hep U'Knnskl i IF- el the wllefenlniiits nf n il,sin k U *, M ember O f C lub Wls.l, wns Hie uiianiiuuiiH lerdict -fronpf ^ "i |iW“Prt|i.'ib nftlrers iltitstsm lln g « yiicr(fn r*r of ft*” nf a special lloime iiminiillc i I w hich lieard IVI wltneup'In till* In pin Inun llu ■lull prison i .tllips trtiyv who recently attended the American 1 ”glMi sponsored Hoy-.' inuiiiiv ami Fnrnpi while piutimc tille r venr*. I.ip-r (lenu un nulln-li Ihe 1 110 I'ldi di inn -.icre In F-ilyn I pri- ' item Stnuleu.k, lln i i Thi lepnii i prepared bn pie eilli'llull *u Hie lln'i >e tralny or Thor day M m.iv liii'lude peeitn leeiuuiiieiid i!" n - inn idereil hv Hie i nutItiH lee fnl ' tlpplnpl lute in I iiiii” ilgiillist Hn Hu i,l ill. liv Philip II W yntt, rlalm ndju* Hit I tilted VilPnis A . ieiiiltlv iml tnr for the Atlnntii- ( ‘un.t Fin ■ Hu- World I'mirt and tnr lutein i I in lim n 'I, wnn Indue led n* u Kl rtnti aI tiiveslipiillnli of any nlln-i irnnian by Siinfntd Dmnliiey fnl Soviet nlrneilte-, Imving Inlioilurtlon t,y .ludg> ii'Kim kl, i i iirnnilHoc tiicmbei ■Sirniliinn, nnd wns nppmiileil b> 1'ild a iiew>tn-iit the icpnrt ■iy President M nitm Btm eiipliei on Hint, In at least two re -pet i -Stair pingiiim In Tallahassee. were Indnv rrlatnl t” Kiwenlan* by Hie five, Snmmy Jarnhsmi, l i t i y t’nrrtell, Wealrv Hnnul. Jn llutehisnit nml Toinniy : pen They ivme mltinbirnl (n Judge Doiiglaa Step limn, mi l I,, I iup l 'of indl. N n. 2 2 ri Ao-mrlnlfil I'rrflu Lcnucil W irr 2 , Wr>2 Power Co. Opens New Office E x - S ta te Departm ent C onsultant C a l l e d ‘Conscious Com m u­ n i s t 'C o n sp ira to r* w f -a h i e r t o p r a r t'v cloudy in riom ly vitb seatIn oil, mostly afternoon thunder* •hm> p it in smith nml central pnrIim ii mul widely e.ilterrd diuwer* In extreme north through Thursday N'nl is warm in north portion thl* afternoon mul T h u r.iliiy lie . di - nvereil crude grave* n Kalin I ore-1 from which t >M lipiln i i i - e - Itiue-'d I lie ’ ire-, immedbdely elnlnied Hie |l -' liltl in-ti- I e ,pull1dll’ Hi, i II < leplled Ihnl Hie bl't II ill 11tilI tid'd Hie 1’i'le , iitlri e, pint III* 1111 Sinnlniek ale i i I k'il! kl iid all el ihe i "ill mite* evliteili e ennfli uieit lEin lari i’uill Wllhesie-. ini lulled u * -'-ler Pulli.ll irddlei wh'i 'P peal’ d III a mask. In hide In teniiii and wliii le- till’ d lie -an W .ilt fi .1. I- I* .le t I im | A I I ’-'V I'. I i r s p It’ l t 1 S p d M Ic U r c t i i i ”. ftofrur h'lftti- •». w litfMni |u*m' flirt I »»i 111i ■ ■ . » * *h ■ 'ii id 1 >"• i " I ,♦I f) f 'It* Hit MI i i it it hi 1 ' " 1 i . ' «t iii • ’i * * t ■in U *' 1 U li Ml ll f, , ,»im II i* ll> la , ' ,-1. >11, ‘ ii If . pi I fm nl * il................. ,11,1I Ml, l . . 1, ' .1 i i , . ' I . i t.,,, ,> ., ,i i .til I, VV.ii ' I tt nirl hi ii 1hn *tM| M .f [uilllKMl pfrtji.l Mh'l I 111 it till I"i pit’ mil i ' i 11v i ni j htfii f it .!. , fnnk y11 I ’ Mi.iM i»rn:"t I nr, 11it m t i • Iri fin • Ml In » |n 1il ml pit ft In Mr 11.111•f | \ i idil|iit cl 11 * tV11 t n il! in »|"i il In* h *plil Mil' I Il'IlfH I I I |l I'iil 1 It| I* 14) ili ' rI .1 tu it' (mn i ii Um i mI .ifr * in i In•’b i lid'i O' »t yr.if tilt' (Ia afaI Mtr <all f ?|' ' tlnfi • i tifDipn* m f *»* nil p Mini n l» i' •-11.tfk,') n i 11)la11\ 11M•I |i*T fll iih nl H I'm) 'hi It*' (!|'f Mi) | tll’li Hi* “ * tin ■iil« nf 11'1 «11*11’fI \\ f p■■ -1, ti f 11 i tr* I m |up tiliiCil 1.1 ' I 1118 ' •HD il Pill i |!f +*l it \ nf i pptii hinM"v i14»1 I VDI Vi flm A* 111411v ilf'lDM ( m pill D-ifill ,11 in .4)ssi k hn fhi i[(Hllf II' ,4»M1* 4i Ilf itt f f14 | *1'411110' \ t m run ffii i*- in ' ,i£)tin rum lilimjN Ht| * nf ii'Vrilt ill Mi** , ' smmHi it flB141Fl Mt 4.SY If iifei |ii|t llu • leMi pifH v fr*•f?i 'll If Mill,Ml M pf i f*rt| i 4*« 11rIf 1 I' *( f ' ! f| l l - s . ’l. |li I tl 1 I *Mil! j ML I. •» I* *1) I’flMll |l* ‘ ill 1*’I |i MI f ’ ‘* ♦I 11 i ••» \ list* I lit I d ) i jMf* Iid I'd I r ( il i 11'll f [l!'i|i'i •I Vill !»• .1 lin t ; It ,1 ib M, I imm | <U Hu I i r lr.it I'Mt ( Irn p ral I .iltlf.hr:; ( 11* p oitrn i A:, I'n m ly I'.ii11rllt 11t’i I At I Irliu ii, t it < in \i;tl ( I I P \ i , 11 r T.ift fnrurt i.n m k '.t it ............. i ifrlf*na*i*T from (inn Itv iii’lil t» Kl sf*nhnwt*rS vnt* 111il* IntI.n -mil put I1! nf thru imn men itit«* ttnmm ilm*: run VI'MIlf 111 I’Jitw MUs u ;»s thv I,il Ihr vie htry fm snn (Infinrl A I »ff. md flm fnetir *i iln!*’ D fnr 1 i .rnlinu •■( Mi llu »m*K b •' Hi rn m nl l! nn/ Haiti nf II »• X • »'i-k N.i II miit I i mii\ mil ii mi It v tl.11111 Ih vmimI titv ilnuFt Oi it l ift .it Up * nit nnmti i * run ii in v; Hi** -Iim'a nifh ftvi* Minin Hix|Mili'v lintumti I .01 ill'! rimrihnUl'T • nini' , Its .• v nil* ' f - ♦t(» i» 'ii* Prppli 1 rnn rintf»'n liijv^ecl * ,tf 1 Mil. I I In in Mill Ml till M if! \ niil mil ( i r'MT (yf,f I 4 iiL'til.ir ilulf'Hi • If 'll ) l'|l )•■(| r 111'I* 1*'1111t'4 I'm • hn fi Ip ml npl* r#*<l 1, l t f Ml ' ! •II Hi i nlnlh pf'i I Hi Irt* ifpiii r «f**<l Mi >f !♦■ ’I lltliH l|H ” 1lln i r U 'l l i t -b t* I,,-. c | I I I i ♦"ti” ' •*» ttppnr t#*f 4, i , i | »f» mmi m.H nr MfM ni mil 1 f I. 1#n: itn n nf if mm iiii f n rt lb. fnl » Wt. In « I I iitf i v ♦n f m n m 11 "hi in br> i Iti * i»11 I' 1 f » • in Mn* i ■ tjiMi L1 11. , n lln 11> i tin t m i(i'!i 1 •I»' j* iMnfl n ili if ** in r»’ Iff! I ' 1?'•: * ih»il;l tin V m n<l»*(| I ' m Iii ri|i »hi ittmi 't itiM f m ibr v n tnry i t Mi t| tl ,-|i-i-,,te i il, pul 1 .fi ,ilu nl ,,l E l ■nlini' m m 1" fli> h Ph Kill V o lf, in1,’ , 1 -1 lit "HI fill' | ,,r id,-nl,.it tiumlll. 1 Imi «• U , TH, itoulu H,,* 1uigerral f I l flh«*" ♦ ), ,, k, i , v uulil ippe.ll I. j I jv ■ Natinnsl i ninuutl'-'- .1' linn to |lm runveotion •ledcuM tls I'nmn II, -I ,-e I fn»'t J ,* .t l the eon ,li.„ , Hool if V /] I Oh tv * Hf tfiD i.l» it < l»f Ifl 11mi Mid I •'1 ! uit hith' If il 1 I, • 4PS Mil 111 s'*■' il i H11 T| )j Hi* 9, ' (Mil ill • I ' I(ii(Ifi|fI* ! •>!* ]MI ..........................I- ! 8'* .u"le II ......... . H v O .■ ' ihe Ml »' ’ 8‘ 11( ,| ("I* l'f pfDvI *!♦ Ii I'nh' I f ti ............. I' K, p. 8 f f DMil t IlMIIMIl f. Mill ’ • Hi* r i Hiff*ii mil .,l , , .l , Ml hi * I Ml ' • • il tl. * -l , 1 , 1, ' ...... . ' I'll t irlif mI* I [mi'! I hh'*'' • ' „l , I ♦, , 1- I i. I z\ t l i i i h t n IM'I ’ * -iti’ lnlirtl *ln l'” Hr SI i ’ . ,u , a •I d it i I ' Ml ' * poll | \ i . i ... n . I * > '•! ' M ' . I'll • Hi. I'*"' 1.tf Mill t * , Die Key C luli, llnya nml lilr ls -iml i„ " ■' " MI’D IV 8fi« | -I if.l, I*' i 1mi4 "* I If»*| \ \ ttl,HD. " XpfJ • • *1 Hit* f • f lliuise committee*. the I Mill fff |l 1* 8 I h ' I ' If! Ml (|'D .1I I D >’1 flm pi ih • , . ) ........ ' 1 i ' I ' 'HI'I M III) Mmi An the newest grnmlpn In Mu 'ii ♦ f ifii*i f »fiiiM * ' » [»»*frrn (1,8 V. • • D IM Ma 1 • ,| \ ■ •' I | | |' • I 1* "•■’ I'D f l -»i 11 Klun nia Club, k o rre .l finleliel • lit, <•Mlpl ‘ fll pilif ID h - )fh«T Ml till or, mil •I I . f t ti Ii I' M * !f* In'. wns given n round of npplnuse »* * iko Il . ■ 1 't< D | f It **t fll'l*" (if If.hl.V 1If f<f Hi. ll> 111*1 M' H •Hnmiuy Jacobson, iepre»rii»iM-{ h.'Hh h* |J,i m !hr r (ft ' • itfI.i v 'Ml* Im mi .1 ,. the E lk s nl Hoys Htnie, defn ili--i IT *11 • »' i Ilf IftIHj* itloph <1 Hie fi tl f »' ri ii 11 in |). hi i f i l l ) f Tl ( Mj | the journey to nnd from Tnllnim I f i I ‘ i• 41 HIM! I I I ill ft! |M f h,M 1.' ) 8' I ■ I III 1*f 'I l)<f ! . 1,, i I'll’VI IMM Mf t Ti l ! •111*1 (till ii •k:*‘ Hod see by Ima, nml |ob| of the .........., Ii* • . I a I" |' f Inin "<> i l l I^.i y\ »*I » h i l l ' 1 » •, VH iim .il Mm I' i f ifI i i f xf|)f( Mm V• ! ill ' buiibiib nnd fun they bud. ( i i 'o r I » t '» * Hrnw ii, ( I i Ihhi I m, MV*’I I' Ml !)• I »■* r nl* ifuf • HO LLYW O O D. Fill b A m hi • nfil in 11h < 'fl ! fn-itn th r ‘ .'ftrlli T e rry Cordell, the Klwnnls Identified by pulin' n i J.u n r ■ .1- i . t 1 . , I 'md f i iTill | l/fi' I'n Mul I h« -( Mi It i Mr fin in nf Hi • i *im i irf I h i hu t Mn vnn in lu riv l fitul fWi* p r i MniiH« Oi». in ■ H h i- i t n i . i i rii'l r'JcHf 11 I' D| ehob-e, told o f munlfipnl elertlnn > Theodore Kukklns, 38. Mi.mu hrri» of l l i f in rlnMtt. it r n * >v»,il I I III II (it t\s I i I u I d m* lh* I»[in i 'n' ' I f I!• s| | IhiTpl ft ill) t III lie <1 fill !*>»«r '*1*1 In Hnyr .State, Including that i.f Iii*arli rcitiiurnnt owner. u.<- In ini*i ifi’iil' y I r«Titir)(*rit f**i pHMI f*#| tfllfll tf ii I mid fi»r ri»c I *.»1’M11• I"■ tf I dill IS III' 4•! f* mayors and four councilman pi critic a l I'otiditlnn in Holly wraid r'*||i»wji»|f ri th lfi* Vi’hit |r m ill m u I'll | is111is* e I 1 I V.lllf IMM 1■h* fi i 1 T*i( * ' ! eneb 1-ommunlly, nnd of eotiniy l l u , pi In! I ih I iIV alter li'dtll! ’ but ft thi* fli In id If! Hiictiwuy ii I mi if I ft i M't* 11 VI ■ i i i v .VI * nun, ’< 14•If flirt Cfltll ■ nnd Hlntn rlcrtinn s. Tile Imys u r ic wIdle in n swimming pnol ;,i , il-itfiiD'*' Rfiiilh uf thi* ••itv Iimfit•* I Ig•. I ii'' F f"*1. )| j m'! 44,1i, | i u1,’i Hr | I I t 1iM. it a Mil I tofMr allowed Ihn use of six voting mn- motel where tic had ic g M iu n l J !* ‘Ifl itVtrirh 111U him! uiiitr Mil Ft ID* I I 4 II I 4 S im C m •» ml, wilh <til y I l|n chlnaa for the f l i i l time, he .luted I'ollce I ’npt W W Mai),tmiT im a c rt.lm l uri-UM '.l iv In n l» in j a i "i l rtf ii \W I * MM* III full ,8 m*ii i t Hi1Jfll “ it wns quite an experlrtuc m il mul Delcctive liny l,.,ngt.uH»m in irnw n, going *<>utl, „ „ l ),•• l.lgb *■I 1' I ' ■ fni ■* I n i hi* enr” ("■lr1 1 ■ , (HDI ill I ft!»* Il I J H uKiInneit (>■ l ' i a , 'I nn I charge nf Hie m vrittgjH un. M i n i -ay, ntt.m ipteil a I.T l t u n , w ilh nr l«* ' Vi ’> \ . I 1* 0*1 MTlI , l f | r t I h r * ‘f Hid IHm |.|t III Knkkios was shut In Hie Im i. i at. ’ he trtu-k Iniitl.'.l w ilh -bvll min WrfM i • J ■' 1,| f ■ , fI" •! .1 ! i'tl S '- ' 7 v*i S dnmen l,y Gnrdun Fisher W lllium , ' I m Mi Hoiji in lrr ■ d riv e w a y of F t.w e ', To u rist ' If f ’ A, . i I IA dl ' " i h ue ■ hoii .*( a(I Mi ! * H! I * | *i fit' I fl V/tl|M also 38. Furl Fniider.lnle vn uu; CMMimlt'H u rt , iicru rd ln g In H ig liw n y I ’,, > fc ' 11■ at e*J, • iff i If ! |MfI I )i't|t| f |f 11| I f ■ 't - Inoke >ui t ,i, <l-iv otclii Mslphur* m id W illia m , n ra lli 'rn ln rai, It. D. Ila rrl» n i, fi’» iim' k Im vim? I,I,irk ill,III Ihe III'','llllg pi,,.',' 'il | h | tf)> I 1*4 ill IJIf 11(' t'flfli sdmitted ..hunting Kukklns with a ill* td f Milling inti A •oulhlMiun'l Ire rtn i mul l.n il- fen f IIIlU'. ii' Dint ;, iiff|'* K iw ilfi llu- I - i, in.,|,o |« ,l,ll, .,l i i ,met, 38 caliber revolver when lie ill* linliiu ihiMiipli lhf* lion ,. oiue I ooo pe, r hit Mu' rein nf Ihe .liir.i|> I , uck, HI IIA, VYiallfl^ f si D‘ 11II I f MI III 4, Wt'l Tbninax E. Wilson nl .Sanford has JJII:|I f|» *| llfViTR, recently been promoted from cap covered the restaurant rnan en, ' irrm g It Inin the |,nti< I l f n VI'IV I" I'MIH III ,’3*1f if i 4* .ifiMIlt Mfll'H ui , lu 'l ic m d fx , and .el (in- I.i lira ring hi* wife, M ri Nancy Me­ i n f vini! If* thft l ai n to major In Ihe U. S. Air F o rc e , 1 " tier. Negi'ie-t , , ' | muIt-.llv Mill bound Chrysler He.l.in ltie Illy 1ii'*i ii- ! f11* i Mnyt’Mf iiifi hi*!1, ie r W illiam s, 2 < 1 , in Hie pool T u p * m tfDin ,i m r.n u r his mother, Mrs T. K Wilson of iii'ie Irving lo m m ,1 in river nf w lilrii, Andrew Vnlpn, Ill- imI'I' tl alii* Mvrrflnw of 13(Hi West Third Strcot, said today i I jiv night I’ntu e -ild "le croud broke id! vei veil i|idckly tiff the blgliwny, M D DJ 1*1111 »' •I Mi I Id* v»lf Itltf fl l W illiam s was held mi an open *"it n,il in tluic to avoid „ i>,lli»ion fhr cmitrovH'niy 'In- n m ,Ion im llir ' ’ Io n from* 11 1.1, rI isif i ,| fin 1'iigc l i t i i i Major Wilson lx stationed In Tuchlcharge, Mnlphur* said, pending "rat badly denied lire left mill of knwn, Japan. thii* rnucil tnxlcfe building "I t i l l Sillll I, I nun, A",ntitm m r of Kokkins' rondltlfin \*'U 3i|M(ifnn»'PI sllll iw rc *1li I tmtn He graduated from Seminole High ui Hu ‘.uulil Side ilo ik v ilid . di ' is car. He and til* wife nnd School In IS37 and received his The hospital said he had a Ml Mi 'hrae cldldrcn were taken to iiu i n,-i,i Ihe Inli'in.itium d \,u • * p n i i ih c ppT ic c c 'lm jj , h iif c v e ti It 8. degree at Florida Southern chance io survive lillllbeulr, :,l I3nd md 11.,I>Ir-d 1hr'v u rtic I i i i rm l fmn* thi' h.il)■ I'uniald - f.augbtmi M ,• m o r I a I Mnlphur* qiinled W illiam* as Hnspltnl, anil then were muit t.. College In Lakeland In 1041. MrrH I b, llrp iih lli tn , onven p-Mtm until th»% nf flclnl ftp«*nlni| * lion oi'i-n. iitllpiiilin'itli,- 11yiif* Enlisting In tho U. S. Army Air saying o rally that ’ ’Jim m y had t'c, Leonard Munson fur Ireni{’, Iticl),,,! Il.itnu.n K. Mnrr i* uf uesl Mum in ,1'flu*llmfl, m I hn in ,nit wfi a xtrnmin*!, rar.il ojuu, Corps after hla graduation. Major threatened to take my wlfn from nrant. j Menu iml. High f.i-hool wn , iiuourt'il A i a l l n 4 | a fn at lln i I mp tf (ttl III® Wilson was stationed In Jackson me and hnd threatened to kill me M r. Bruivn, who nl*» wm treat | by llu M .ti'i Apparel fTub of llie il in, >limt on July 21 several time* I ra n te d Hie gun | ’,d|, ,■ m l Hie fronl port b mul I nice I >HU| 'T * fii i* I •' ,r liiMnfi *1 vllle for a year. He entered Of­ ■-I by D r. Munson, had Im ernliniH llm trl-t nr >> r'.iu m l uni iri ri, tin , fioiU don, . ,,l llm hiuhliln: M)**h -I'prip Criliiinlftnn nfflcLlU ficer Candidate School at Miami In for prelection " •d lh« shnuliler mul ear, and *uf I,in ,In v" I't 'ln y hv r.'.i'lv ln g n m l llm mn mi f#»r knnpin^ lh« Malphur* said W illiam s refused 1943. were d c’ li"V ,"t nml livu tires wen f'-iral from shuck. He wm at Major Williams was stationed In In sign a slalement hill was per i"sterl fnr giving Improper sig ­ lilnuu'' ,u " fv)ng bin, i i i l'*liiii'in i l , „iu- io Hm lioino nud unc n, - ni lc ipini h fi* ■ at h i v wm that Ftiilu'i nl 'lie >"ii Hie rein iihlidi spread In ii •durng, thn |»rrs* I uhIns unrn hi'1114 reMiami Ihroughnut Wot Id War II m illed In confer with Ills attorney. nals. ,'iln ruling I'V in . „le rn lie ii van'jnil during which he wax promoted to Joseph Varnn, Hollywood ’ imd Herbert W infield Venter*, .Tl, cel veil It,.' bultui wet.* Iii i IWu According to police. W illiam s I* Aim'll -’uu |i',llci u,i'n were -mil The I Ofl iii mn her N 11 if iti il I'nmcaptain Altar the war hh served «f Osteen, tha driver of Ilia Hi.li’ , H u ll'll mul L in e a l I lo w i,• .1 lu the m-'-iio Tuesday night Th,- m itlnr movnil lin k t«i flm h illrm itll In the Army Officers Reserve Air owner of the Broward Music f ’o '•n cto r-lraller, was md injured, ll lc l iu l, | , i ' u l c i , t ,.f tlie clu li. Cnrpa at McDIU Field in Tampa. In Fort Lauderdale nnd is a former . but was arrested for nut having crowd iv ii’ di .lersnd after milling fnun the flarkly <«ivy llmili»v.aril Recalled Into active service In partner nf Ihe late Broward Conn Ins vehicle under proper control. in ii'lr I be | ,i ' i’Mlal lnii fu ll,livin g n In the area for several liuuri A llofMii. uhnrn H took refuse from bin ben,,' nt llu> Dtib.uircnd Conn dcliiii of duml VI nnliee remained llm T V piiifl other rnmorua Tne*March of 103!, Major Wilson sallrd ty Sheriff W aller C la rk and I d s ' M r, and Mrs. F . W . Morris of t ry f'lul>. nil ijutv Ihrniigli the nlL'.ld for Tachlkawa, Japan, on Aug. IS brother, Robert C lark. The Brow (In\ Imforr finally ilrnldlnK tn h;«r Winter I'n rk, passengers in Hie | ) ii , lin y M eyer, Miami itaanli, A while fam ily rweuple* n me ihrm fn yu Its procrrdlnUi and has been stationed there evpr ard Music Co. I* a pinball iiih C h rysler, were not Injured, <|i,l, ii"n « u ie r and ehnlrman of nml floor 7 r in i in flat while llic I wo chine nnd juke box firm , , since. In thn (irn ru h itU pnlr, as in tlu* I ii l b .u i Day award eomiuit- first floor I room llliT. are vacant , must of Urn other rontrsts, rach Ho was Joined recently by his Hint’ ll Iiiiii Ul'I'lil UltUllH I,II,I Pnllre said the home recenlli was siih* hml n half hour to priMent wife and daughter Marjorie. AIR FORCE BRASS LEA VES ch h h been Hem to mnr.i limn f.n <>f lilirchiiM'il bv a Negro woman wtio it 4 rasn T hru thr cninm lttre TOKYO iff - Top Air Force of llic large l clllna In Flm Ida fur iiiid iciit nnliee in the seruml s rliriiu lrd a lucknl door s rn lo n DUSTY BOOTS flrlals left fnr Washington today llomimitiriiis tn lu, made. floor iteenpant. Mrs llcrtha Ver to m.ikn it 4 (Irclsloh Two nturpThe regular monthly meeting of after four dsys nl secret confer lie indicnlcd that the Kidectloi, ran. In vacate the Dusty Boota Riding Assorts enrrs with United Nations Military M tsnllHiitil flw r i 8| F Mill MIAMI 14* — This rlly's new air tlon will be held at Ihe Sanford chiefs In the Far East raid warning siren walled in an of Mr. M orris a« ITu rlila’s nutFarmers Auction Inc. building r A T T I.K M E N ’H M E E T The party Included Gen. Nathan unannounced lest Tuesday, start aliimllng father would result in Thursday night at 1:00 o'clock, Sam Twining, acting chief of staff; MaJ. ling residents over a wide area. natioii-wiile publicity. About lMi T h r recently formed Seminole Cochran, vice-president, announced Gen. Robert Landry, Air Force IMT7. Ben Demhy, head nf Ihe city’s in rm lu rs of Dm cluli wliieb in- County Cattlemen’* Association today. All member* and Interest­ aide to President Truman; and communications department, said clllili’* li'tnil men's ,-lolbing rlure w ill meet Tuesday night, .Inly 8, "Lydia Bailey’’ per ed persona are requested at- Air Force Undersecretary Boswell he had reports from eight miles nwr.cra and sale* repcraenUtivu*, at H:00 o'clock at, the Court l .'l-t 3:24 D 22 - 710 9:10 tend. M O V IE L A N D Gllpalrlc. away. No advance warning was wore present ,’ ollowlng an a ll day House, C. II. Dnwtoii, secretary, program uf swimming, golfing announced today. The flying visit followed Iasi given because he wanted to find "Tnvsnn’s Dcsvrt Mystny" ami card*. A charter w ill bo presented FOURTH HOLIDAY week's major shift In Air Force out how far away people could 7:40, feuturn H:30, last com­ Aiming those present from Hull- nml by-l >w* sulitnitted for up Workers at tba City Hall will bombing tactics. North Korean hear tho warning when they were plete «>iow thill ford were Mayor W. II. Htemper, proval. Tem tiorary headquarter* gat a week-end holiday aa offices hydroelectric plants which had not expecting it. I 'K A I K I K L A K E will bo closed Friday, the Fourth, been allowed to operate unmo­ Th# alr*o la on# of in which C ity Cnniini»*lt>ui'r Joiin Kadcr, nf the A**neiatlon I* at the o f­ “ Variety Hour" 7>4(4 only Saturday, Tho Court House lested for two years were smashed will form the Greater Mln.nl warn­ B. I.. Parkins Hr. nml II. I,, Per­ fice nf Mr. Dawson, county agent, "M acao" 8:43 - 10:30 kin*, J r . telephone 170. ing net of the civil defense unit w ill also be closed on these days- In a series or raids. Irate Man Shoots (Jeni^e Lee Brown Kestaurant Owner Of Orlando Is Hurt Swimming In Fool In Auto Accident Racial DiHlnrbaiicc llils Chicago Near 4i<c OI Convcnlion T. E. WU ItcccivcH Promotion To Major Morris Is Honored As Eat her OI' Year Mfnmi T I H New Raid W arning Siren to Movie Time Table CiW- rtii'ii.ii * , -.a am M fm i’f*^ Mtrtii nc * ■ . . i ... -4 - N K *-"--— ---- — ____________ L ------------------------ -- ---------- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 01, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 01, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 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/ed1e5b8716f8430be172b154ea9384e2.pdf 398e3e31e411a72e6e86c5a3c7ba2aa7 PDF Text Text * - • . y -1 "J-'% KBY v X ffv y • & ? iivvM -t 'MfM' * * liR g e t l ' 151 _____ U u IN t-' ,ilr f 1 :■Vfl KT- i f - Stersnson generally la conceded the Inside American Airmen In England Called Unsuitable To Job LONGON «h - A leading Britlmh ntagatlne raid today 90,000 U. S. airmen In the United Kingdom are living a featherbed existence which la poor prepara I ion for a possible hot war. ___ "America's* xcesalve .aollcltudc for Itei .ervir*-me)t nVar*»-«« I* fumvtAdi'i'Vux would astonish nriy British service." said the Picture Poat. "The attitude I* that life should be a* nearly normal a* possible So with the men gn their families, their cars, their own furniture, their amusements, their music, their food and drink, their lilrrn ture. "They have cumpleto freedom to gn, do, and dress as they please outside duty hours. American bales In England consequently re­ semble main street. Rut It hardly seems suitable for fighting a w a r.' Picture Post Writer Robert Rnymond, reporting on a one-month tour nf U. S. Air Porte bases here, * described the American airmen as "a vigorous, juvenile, generous, frightened, enthusiastic army said their Influence on "Eng"1 . < ’ He ■aid Ilati village life, pubi, girls, rhlIIdren, rental* hi ' and dollar Income Is daljy dal); growing more pronounced,*' and added' ''Many people, particularly those living near Amrelcan bases', seem ell doubtful whether clhe Ih rlr nreseme btf here Is an asset use) or a llishllit "The unpalatable fact Is. L npalata at Massedhuaattl) fl for an aggregate track with M r. Truman. The gov­ vote m % V O KRO<Av< IO N op -M 0 J « td Taft oulaeored Elsenhower In two states (Nebraska and South Dakota) for an aggregate vote of 144,032 to U0.7M. Elsenhower, stepping up hi* drive for Republican presidential nomlnstion, teed off on the Democrats * i too long In power and jaded by "complacency, negligence and cynicism, ’ Hia speech before an audience w in of ll.o 11.000 In Denver’s Coliseum ernor, who had been saying he only wants to be re-elected, now evinces a wait-and-see attitude. Harrlman—like Russell and Ten­ nessee Sen. Estea Kefsuvcr—has been rambling the country In search of convention backing. The Aaaoclated Press telly now shows Kefauver leading with 245^. Rus­ sell has 194, Harrlman 90'*, Stev­ enson 9046, others 2MBv and 300 are uncommitted or In dispute. It •a Itm 618 of the '..230 Democratic AWL E A R ftl IS N o f SftADV. S E * ?*? ” ,in! e.: '3 ? "?"2!SIWK IrlERL ARE M AHV C A U S E D . J l rV * ^ V ^ ^ * " M,tC,Cd- ' ,, ipecl •t-M -w-- 'c".t »A'! :* warned especinRIR u xnx » e ll. ....... w/lu - L*jn. TUVutJ,. K e r r THAT CAM SLOW illy at the nation's youth. They are sickened, ho said, by "epi­ of Oklahoma were m iking bids In SPEED i f Denver today for Colorado’s 10 demic" corruption In high places votes. They share Ihe state con­ hut will meet moral lisuei of the vention platform today, to be fol­ campaign with ideallem and ener­ lowed Saturday by Harrlman and gy *Kefauver. Elsenhower said the United Mississippi's States Rights Dem­ States has handled Russia too 1V* A gingerly. Less softness, he aald, ocrats named an 18 vote delega­ * * ( shakes might nave prevented the Korean tion Thursday. Technically unlnstmeted, It will support Russell, WHAT M il conflict and kept China and Balkan who now claims he will have 300 end Baltic slates from slipping be­ SHAKES? votes when convention time rolls hind the Iron Curtain. around. ■■■ m The speech came almost as an A SPACE r- ‘ Kerr backers claim at least eight answer to statements earlier In IK of the 12 votes put together In {M A T the day by Elsenhower's chief rival SeLlffindNew Mexico Thursda lay They also for the OOP nomination, Ohio Sen. are unptei ed formally Kerr said & Robert Taft. In Seattle he expects to he a com­ • " I am afraid," Taft told a Wash­ promise winner alter a convention i Oj«ington, D. C. news conference, deadlock. SPACE IH "mat Elsenbower'i backers would Gov. John Fine of Pennsylvania, dUE, BCrffO, BcrffoM urge him to conduct the kind of much courted bv Republican asnl vMoa; or AMoastS campaign that Dewey conducted." K HEW rants because nf his Influence with W fU f LAHDS AEL HooP. New York Gov, Thomas Dewey’s his atate'a 70 • vote delegation, SPICIES VbUMO F R E E OF S H A K E S loss to President Truman In 19M edged a Utile bit off Iho fence \H ECUADOR his been blamed on "me-ton" tac­ Thursday. He said he feels close ?* MEASURES tics which lacked fight. Dewey la to Eisenhower now, whereas before 8 imc Hes working now for Eisenhower's he had been Inclined to be against id LlH0?M IRILAMD, MADAGASCAR nomination at the GOP'* July 7 him. AHJ> WEIGHS convention at Chicago. Both Taft and Elsenhower lost AHD HEW 2 E A L A H D . 2<*0UHDS. Taft's campaign manager, David hacking in a re-survey nf New Ingalls, said his man Just about Jersey s 38 delegates They had f »|>* l »11 I’tsNuiwi ffttlteili, Ilf.,,: ViaHl rlghfl NWrPfi ever, that (he use nf Hrltaln as nu has the nomination aewed up any­ been lined up 32 for Eisenhower American aircraft carrier must way. In a statement he credited and six for Taft. After a meeting shorten a war. And the presence the U S "Invasion" Is the ellcct Taft with all but three of the (KM In Trenton, a poll showed 20 for of U. S. sonic-speed Sabre Jet In­ the young airmen have had on delegate votes needed to win. Elsenhower, four for Taft anil five terceptor fighters hire, although llrlllsh girls The Associated Press tabulation undecided. 4t M M llH u n l I m m P a | ( I I M I _ meant for the defense of IJ. S "Mndem morality rulrs out the -hased on statements of avowed atom bomb bases, must ease the official rump ■ follower," he sniil. Boyce, Mrs. Randall Chase, Mrs. snd conceded alignments for the strain nn Ihe ItAK's still thinly "Tixlay In Kugland, however, Ihe Sue Collu-rt, John Fltspatrlck, first ballot—shows Taft has 482 apread fighter defense force Waller Holly, Sydney Ives, Roy camp followers are on Ihe scene to Elsenhower's 404, with t » for "Think now: Would you really ns soon ns the Americans. Mann, Mrs. ('. I - Park and J. Hlike to sea the U. S quit Europe? ' WASHINGTON - President other* anil 1BI uncommitted nr Itoxtnn. disputed. "From IjOiidnn, from the Indus­ Raymond said a dark side nf The chapter has 27 directors, Truman lodny summarily fired trial Midlands, they have swarmed Mr. Zimmerman pointed not, and Robert Grant. D. S marshal for In the Democratic race—Ihe con­ Into Cambridge, Oxford, Norwich, these are elected, nine each year, the Southern District of Illinois. vention at Chicago cornea two Hunstanton, Newmarket, King's for three year terms. After serv­ He gave alleged "Irregularities" weeks after the OOP's—there was Lynn. BrnInerJs, exclusively ruler- ing a term, a person may serve as his reason. talk of a atop-llarriman road block chances nf dying from heal pros, trallon In Florida are about one lug for Americans, are operallng as a director after an Interval Truman dismissed Grant on the being fashioned by Southerners. in such low ns, despite regular pn of orm year, lie sniil. According to the report, tome in a million, says the Florida Stair recoimncmlatlun nf Allnrney Gen­ Board of lleallh. lice rulrls " The annual Home Service rc eral McGrunery, effective at once. hacker* of Sen. Richard Husiell nf With the state feeling Ihe effect* j headquarters are at Georgia have been sounding nut He conceded that Hie problem port hy Mrs. John llurgnton re­ Grant's the forces of other candidates for nf a prolonged heat wave nnd Is not unique lo Ibe II S Air vealed that 1,121 persons had liven Springfield Force. McGrunery told repnrlrrs at the Democratic presidential nomlna- Jacksonville facing Its 21lh straight given service hy tin- Chapter. Of "Wind llrlllsh troops have hern these, 53-1 were in nrtlve mllltiuy White House Hint It appeared linn. The Idea: Hold the lino day of OO-or-ahovc temperatures, doing throughout history. In fart, service; 711 were veterans, 17 ci­ Grant had heroine Involved "with against Mutual Security Adminis­ Statu Health Officer Wilson T. In other countries,” Raymond said, vilians and 200 were glvan limited a gentleman charged with a mail trator Averell Harrlman if he Sowdcr made Ihli observation: Loans fraud." "Is now happening here. ‘The hru- nr Informational service. He illil not clahnrnlc When a Ini and llrenlious soldiery' Is not ami giants totalled 11.171 and reporter asked whether the Presi­ an American Invention ", loans repayed were Service to eases Included aid­ dent and McGrunery were "throw­ On Ihe bright side. Raymond seeking ing Ihe guy out without trying said the U. .4 servicemen have ing mllltiuy personnel become one of Britain's biggest leaves of absence, i "portlug urn! him," McGrannery snapped: "T hat’s right." with source of hrully needed dollars Ho romimmlcatlng assistant McGranery then added that government benefits, counseling In explained: Grant “ already has Indicated "The I'X, nr base shop, ut Lak personal and family problems and enough to me" concerning the casa enheuth sells quarter of a million financial assistance. From January through June, to Justify the action dollnrs worth nf goods every The attorney general said he month: nearly half nl this Is Ilrlt- .451 pliils of blood were donated was Instructing the Federal Bu­ lull merchandise, hotighl with dnl here in the Armed Forces Blood reau of Invesllgutlnn In make a lari*: Cars, bicycle ■> a ahlpmont Program, It was reported hy A. II, - > chnlrtuan. full Inquiry Into the case. of ,W0 to one axe was sold wllhln Peterson, committee " II looks to me as If Mr. Grant three days), refrigerators, vacuum This included 3 HI pints of Mood received In .Hanford during 3 was Involved In something thab cleaners, clothing, china, ct al visits of the Bloodmohlle Unit, lo say Hie lenst, would he Irregu. "Adillng Ihls all together, II enn lar," he said. IN CASH M IZ IS I he said Hint this year llm Treasury and 332 idols In three donations MrGrancry had taken the dis­ will henrfll hy something near Ihe at the Naval Air Motion. The missal notice personally to the N o t h in g to b u y l slnggiring sum of lrai million next donor day will he July 17 White House fur Mr. Truman's pounds (120 million dollnrs) nearly al the Parish flonso. Rlrhnrd Farrell, disaster chair­ signature, and came nut nf the equal In our entire exports to the OIT ENTRY BLANKS AT man, stated that several families President's office carrying It In U. .4 In 111.11 " needing assistance, had been aided, Ills hand lie eoneluded McGrunery said the case nro.se iirluilliig those whose homes bu t Heminnle Tire Hhtip " It is clearly certain that we been burned. Mrs. Freil Robb, from n complaint submitted by are going to have lo live with Hirse lullin' Red Dross chairman, rc- "line of von newspniiermen"—hat Cherry Hervlce Hlnilon M a im Yanks — and very likely ported on I lie work of 14 children, did not Identify the newspaperman that many of ns giHldain l-'meyi mclmllng 3(1 overseas gift lmv*s, In question Jean Her. Hin., Iditigwond will have In die with them." ■ml favors sent lo crippled child­ ren In hojpllals. Oviedo Hervlce Hlntlnn POTATO ItUO HIISi: Hwlmmlng lessons, under thiee WASHINGTON i.P - - T b r Com Instructors, have been given lh III inunhls have revived for anothtr ocglntiers, seven Intermrdlstes, Any Pure Oil Htallon summer the chnrgn Ihnt the Drilled tm! (wo In senior life saving, LONDON if) — Conservative Mates Is lo blame (or Ihe oniuiat Thomas jtlringer, water safety appearance rd potato hugs In -bnlrmsii, reported. Plant liavn Parliament members were hold­ Ctechoslovnkln. ■men made for n larger leern-to- ing their usual weekly aerrat The Colorado heelle, which Is swim program, and an Instructors strategy ronferenre tn a llonse nf Common* committee room. ticliig brought into our ruuntry by raining course, the Wcslern Imperialist, has again Ruddenlv the door opened snd lleniinu K. Morris, first eld appro red In Ihe Karlovy vary chairman, revealed that 100 per­ a slight figure, head bowed la region," said a domestic broadcast sons bail been trained In first al l thought, walked In, stepped on hy Hie Prague official radio rc during the pnst year In R classes the platform and msde far the ported Imlay by U. S. government conducted by three Instructors. chairman’s seat. monitors. Shouts from Ihe astonished The 1082 fund campaign re­ sulted In collections nf 97,1104, ac­ Conservatives woke the Intruder from his reverie. Labor Party cording la Gordon Frederick, fund leader Clement AlUee beat a rhalniinn. Of this Hanford dona­ hasty retreat. ted 11,471: county divisions, It,* 381 and the Naval A ir Htallon, Attlee, rnroute la a similar 11,1 IN. The goal waa 10,829. meeting of hi* own party In ■ Mrs. Clara Ginn, service groups neaiby room, had opened the chairmen, reported that 110 volun­ wrong door by mistake. teers served 1,088 hour* In social The story of the Inrident, which welfare, and that. 18 canteen and occurred Wednesday, leaked out 18 nurses aid volunteers, and four today. doctors, aided in the Blood Cen­ It will probably occaiion no lurprtse on your part to ter program. OPERA OTAR DIVORCED be told that the Cadillac cur it the most wanted and The report of the treasurer, JUAREZ, Mex. — A Mexican ■ought-after automobile on the American highways. John Fltspatrlck, slated that the balance, July I, 1061 waa 9IJI64. divorce for Robert n Peter* from Metropolitan Opera Star Robert But you might be surprised to learn how wUnprtaJ Receipts wera <12,300 for the year and disbursements, 90,001). The Merrill wax granted hero Thurathe de«ire to own thia g n a t motor car fiaa become day. bslance on May 6t waa 94,406. In her mult Mlaa Peter* charted during recent yean. Mr*. Wtyde Rucker, production chairman, reported that 70 volun Incompatibility In the marriage Statistics Indicate, for Instance, that there are more that began only la it March 99. than twenty million motoriata in America who would bag* and artlclea for veterans, in* She maid they aeparated after tiro tludlng sweaters, afghans and like to call a Cadillac their own. And were the whole of layette*, the world's motoriata to be considered, this number An outatanding mueleal pro* gram wax presented under the would grow well-nigh beyond comprehension. dlreetlon of Charlie Morrison, who Introduced .Prod J. Green, NAB There is mason to believe, In fact, that Cadillac chaplain’* aealetant, who played may be wanted by more people than any other product two Chopin number*, and an In* manufactured In America today. It might well be iting original number 4ugye of ocean w a r n on the called tha greet <)eaidarttum o f the American people. H. dene Arnold, matter Ae* anlat from tha Nevsl . Air car hae to offer many wonder­ Station, played thraa Spanish to pop tha quaation. W hy number*. A epeelal plan*, was pro* SCm any iwwapapw and ate big M adline* lUta 'Fifteen die aa heat wave sweeps Northern states.' When­ ■ge was 2.4 per ro.ww mauia, l ever It goes past M degrees, you Florida during the aame year. tha read where plants, shops and of­ ratio waa .8 par 10,000 dealke." fices are forced to close because of the 'unbearable' temperatures," Helium Is widely used ndw to said he. fill balloons because it will not "But In Florida II can—and does burn and Is, therefore, much —get hotter than that at times, but safer. 1 • • It doesn't kill nesrly as often. For instance, In 1049, the mast recent The density nf Jupiter la only year for which comparable figures arc avallab.e, 488 deaths were : 1.3 times that of water. B A S .W TONIGHT MEMORIAL STADIUM 8 P.M. SANFORD s DELAND CLEFT, . CLEFT, OlA' u TOAD. Red CroHH TrumanSummarily Fires U. S. Marshal In Illinois District Heat Fatalities In Florida Are Seen Extremely Rare NOTICE Current working hour* al O* Fibre Brush Co., nre from fl A. M. to 2:110 P. M. Monday thru Friday. Those denlrlng to iranaact business will do ho during thene hourti J. A. WRIGHT. MANAGER. CLOSED MONDAY, JUNE 30 To Give Uk Time To Pont To Your Shnro Savings Accounts ANOTHER -3% A YEAR DIVIDEND FIRST FEDERAL mu ramie SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. u n Went FI rat Htrret In Pure ojl'i "NAMt THI OLDCAM” CONTEST 20 l0 b« given away fio.ooo Labor Head Craahea Conservative Parley “Most-Wanted’of Thom All I For the most important engagement o f your life * y-* '■1 , YoungWwho SAVE REGULARLY art •oofl prepared S Netwalfo* ful things in order to occupy such a unique position In the hopes and aspirations of so many persona. It has to offer great and distinguishing beauty . . . luxurious comfort. . . brilliant, masterful performance . . , and wonderful prestige. And, of course, in order to have become the logical ambition of ao many millions, it would have to be prtcticalto own, as well aa wonderful to drive. And ao, it would also have to ofcr—txtraordintry ttonomyl If thia sounds like the description of the car that you, youraclf, would like to own and drive, then come in and see ua—soon. Perhaps the time has come for you to Join the hundreds of thousands of motorists who have stopped wutiing a Cadillac—and started tnjoying one I We’d be happy to sm you any time. not start your account with ua this week! fa r Co,, donating frae transport* tlon. Mre. Ginn eerved aa recaption' necorattona. H r*. Yar poreugh had UPCHURCH UPHELD TALLAHASSEE UR — The ream Court today named Pi Upchurch, S t AuguaUne, H O LLER M OTOR �O YOU DON'T t i n; UK A III Kit SJya ^ t x n f a r b S fm tlft H c«Iti year 3snford Harold, City D t ll n r ; , by T:M P. M., pleas# call YELLOW CAB U44 t r* 9 *VHh< i*41C.1 »rm sullr/ tnd gtn n ill ,1 . ..!■ I till* ! , .1 ,1 >. < - a n i n i »k i *i : n i ) i : n t d a h . v n k w s i w p k h VOLUME XAXXH1 b s t n l t lL s h e d SANKOUH, lUOts I I.OIUDA .MONDAY JUNK 30, 1052 A H - u n 'illt i- ll 1J4 U.S. Troops In A u s tria Will 6tay-A cheson Russell Sees Russell: Bachelor Cook From (ieor^ia By RICHARD O'REGAN VIENNA. Austria W)—U S See U ry of Slot* Dean Achrson said today American troops will remain In occupied AuMrla imlll Us m dependence la assured He blamed Russia (or tin* lull urt of the 111k Four to write u treaty o( Indepemlt nee To n new. conference of Austrian and Allied r,twunrn. lie said "Make no nils take about it Ilf the four powers In AunlrU, ibi re want In borne." ' Acheson Is making a two day rate visit to this crossroads toon try of East and West lie came here from Berlin. H it visits to the two Coinmu nilt ringed cities are aimed at hoi itcrlng the courage of their people by reaffirming Western support for their objectives In the ease of Austria It Is the completion of a treaty of Independence long blocked by Soviet delaying ladles Just beforu the new. conference cheson called on l)r Theodor nerner, aged Socialist president of Austria, with u message from President Truman pledging that the If. S would do everything within Its power to restore "final freedom" to Austria. Austria lb st.fi under four pown occupation The U S.. llrllam and France have a total of as.ntvo troops and the R.is-lan* an estl mated SD.uot) In this str.de,pc ou lion I .-n s t-il I'iis s N.. 323 W in * * * r* a Truman Signs First Money Bill Of 1952; C ontrols To S tay Secretary Of Stale Blames Russia Fur Failure Of Big Four To Arrange Treaty ' j * A cheson c a lle d tin I ...... nlen t '. K v j i f i h Ji) I F» uiiomic ;,lj;ti v , >i1111 il M »' .1 N II I I? I L 11 . 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In i fir’ll *■■* *i *, lift H u t Mi f «*f *'• I t r n i‘1 B u ll Im ih im iiI h | m » nltuWi'iJ in* l l l i f t ’ 141* 14*1 tillltR r*l«7 f i l l fill M i •n t •'*>I m kMi t , | | I’m 1 . i n i m i f t or ei •M , nn . 'irr«*n*i* *•* t I I c u n . *' \Y Inti* tt i •' I ••it r I % i»i»i»i»f **nf. M i. , \ M |t-i-o n i | i i Im »«l, "M in t «m*i O iMi«iHiir«i u h n iti Men ni New l*UHl«r At Aitvenlisf Cliiirelt E ld e r K E M - 1 .n u t , fn rn u u lv hlrHUtUii' I', 1- linw seivmg ii uf pastor of tie- Reventii Day Ad veiitint Church, H*-v, ill Ii Nln-i,t an,I Ellli Avenue, (ieurfe I t ilt n the fo iim -r older. ha« hern Irani felled tu Ft. I'laii-e. A veteran Ilf Will ill Wul II, i • tv rli utmn ii i Ki‘ vi*rf|n* r i M u i «i|n *i i lv • tf i'i i * IH in an y * mi I i iiim v i 1 Morn fill tin* iin in .il t io vt’ i in n * M ill’ f i-iu'»' * I**%i’ti* 1111 iid |i'i|i Me*| •*im ’ Mutt of i • |ii if l*d ■ tli Miii Mu* I ' l » Id *n i l ,«l ii'*.*f m »*l Mi' I'ldiit I m i lit1 ' t u n t il i'l t .i I v | »*' 11 * I it If ■ m rlif W lu ii tu* m j i I r i i t l 'I um I i e a d iin ' h it r-ifi im tif S fiv id tM iii • fitili’it il »* !**i| Ii I Hill tlllill il ll H ill llll > III! II* f kNlMlI |ifi!,lit ir Hit’ll It* i k illv till riit’i n u eM lM ln N lr it 'i n tut ,»l Mu m i! el Mini Ikf H ,till* tt tn in 'k t- it e l f . i | he d ill iol iol* lul In ,m | i I .m th in e l ' 1 wind \\* nd 1'iul v tun I 'olid .tim id the T ie id id ih ril d n .ilm n He w.ib mitv um in nil! up tie HI* I S tm i n **1*11 ‘d iM m in i! i lin e id ♦ f.M \ A lt f *•*I I M i i i i I I m I New le ih e v am t W a lle i K n liltd ul i i u iiM ii a»fi e n l in i lim it n e w t i tin l 1 im llitiir d lit* I ' . i t r Hi «l 1,1. Bli’viitH Awanlcd Second Air Medal filtt AT lit fSpeeuill Ill iHpeeiiih William It Blevins Mi mill M m Willhiiii in. uf I til,-I II, Mil ,.,ihli’ii.il ,if 'ti Evelyn W IIIs*v •im 11K West Niiieli-enlIi Itre-t. tluiifurd. hut been award ,,| lilt Hccuiid Air Medal fin Mii-riluriuus achievement in ai-iinl flight ni- n pil-rt nf a fly-liter plane in lid lull III Kiiruu I .AKEN. AKHH, Id M el i HN - mii of II I 111-VIII, \t t a c h e il tn n f ig h t e r s ip n tih o u \ K KuxHQlii't ul f*i'l*' v Vviiniin ft''itfiiit tin " I lie Hu Hi! IV June 'J1 tun! ivn n K 4 U5 ('tiiis iiliitu ir i'li/* V u i i \ Y u h f t u IttfBi) it K i i i r u i l i i it tu* o d e I Mi< n^|it,:#t«s|i I if t * i "M | ll* t o , I f I\ l\ 311 I 1 Mh MV. “ I ............ . *| i ni Mu' i "ii I si *i if *" i i W tiii i ' i m l o M m i l ».i t l u - hi* 1 HIM tl 11 V - H i l l i’<L»S ' I hlf i|lt * Mi "i .I'l I I'll Ml*" ll * ('!'> I I »l if f Hill hm I t Im ri I mm r ..1 i cor A ir F o rce F o r 14.5 W in ^ s • O vri 1 ill n u s A n - 1 .1i i * l l j 1U ! -I.l. II ( Itie V n at. (iii/M i lt i’" - in iii.Hv ut flu* it:* r*i i »i i t*»*ii -I I I 4I. Jl|I 1*1(1 I I, m u t u h lu l l*llilu ' v o liil lu H u * ■(> Mi M* J Mi* v ill * H i i i i m *, M \ l d h u iir v ’ n iHM iulliM lil flit, it> r M m v t i n Mil,llil |*| mVnit' Hilly J( r.H * m i ‘HMI It • I * I *M t , * t ill 1* fill i iih I mu I Hi i i t^ '.li lu ll if vsi ill 111 allo w r m lil tut M n il I Mill Ptl l l u l*UM r S H I I i |i i ( m , i h i * U) U mI *<1 ■1 , hi 11mm r -11ii i• iiil. i i lit III I I 111sa lit »l l l l I j i i Hi m i 1 s ♦ |'lu i I 1 '..5 . ■ ■■ - ■ ....... X RHV '|.|V | , ' i i . . H * k si 1 , 1 " , i . 1 I if il . . in ) : *: • Im idI I1<<J tu! k • i k H • o ' Ml * H i m .l If . t * ,«Mi • . 1. ' i i i l . , ,! | . , «i i »* i>*,*a M i l i . 1 .nils m i 1 is M,. I t -t 1 l u l l i i • i to141 I I I %i a 1 i.m i 1 pt. •M P * 1 . • S f In* 14)4111 H H « - >11f H i l l , )•: . ( U M ( ■ ». • i i " • • ' I i 1s m is It W.1 , 111 l| llll ’ ll M il 1111111*11!M'111 .111(1 il (i ll imr I uf Hu* i’ll 11ml ;i till 1I . l |, 1 , M 11* Ii 1 * 1 '* ; i t 111 iit i i i • •, i .i lls 1 • | lil.h \ oft d iin .ih lllliiU 'jty lutluy fu »'i *■ ll> -• • 1Hi i I .l t 4 i .M i i, (H it Hie Ail K uiei* fiiOitldi imnu•> i«* «' Ml ,,< > 4 tfUllii d"- tiy titm e IM ORtlk lu M l (* t H.4 H P '<<* !*VI I i i l . 1*• 41*1 1 •1! . 1 • . , 1 w lliC hV the m iild lt ut III,** h r. hi> 1.1 i. 1 Ml. *., I 1. h i IM .i vide ut /O tu n Mu !*»,ii d i * H ,m | i *|i l «<( .h i iiiiid o lm i iil |* i m| m *■i d V -, Hi. i | ,,| ( , 1,, | i (,( IiY Sen M \ \ itiohey ltd VVvn I I h it 4,1, 1. ( si, w until i"I>ii|» even h illin n in i t h V " I'l »,4 ' Mji fru m A ll I t in e film Is voted lv Mu t il * Ii *, •1 1 llll* 1 IH 1 . H 1- l l , || ..1 *, .. |) lluuM’ I .......... |■ , Ittil al the Mine time the .him ml ties' • * • * M l. 1 ) .Mt t i kid. ( inidit wnnlil Rive file An Kniei* «>» N* v» Il 1 I'l 4Ml) uoUmniy tu cniilraet Im new 4il V\ i * HI* -11 1 III V ! i t . 1 1), t k, * ! I ► ski k* t* k M planes mi eii'itit mi Hie l».i i ut fliHlI Mi* *> sli»lM Itl* M ti m i iu H’ril mlflmii dutlais mure III* 1* 1h<it * 1,. lIn 4 1 . ) 1, . ihah like .iiimillil voted Ii V tlie 1... ' . .............. Ii..l 1 \ 1 *M , I ||uie.«* <•Id* W A M tlN t.U lN i ) H ip V J»** It Ml • *HI IflY! • •IH IIIlH b’H i Is h I ' l 1M l 1 j J h . ! 1 I <1 v v ill .1 .1 I n |,. i . l 1 . lJiiiD.ii.il Amciitliiuiit Also Ch o ps Seven Millions In I ' i i i k I'. I * e i.v im i.lii I ’• . ..u h ;u 'M H i i . i *1 mui I l' i M i l . :ii| III* ,’V^ii i I .HU III J Ail hi m ’ - Hi hi f i i i illio n (ifivet i n n s A le B ill 11*|i.*i Is •) Hint t* h*|i * ............ i l l . * Ill’l ’fiS m vn lvu Mim * . 14 '- u n i S e n a te A p p ro v e s tii m . h I m I i fill Mii i (I Ml I’ l'll Mil * 4•111|*1 I l l lt l’ l » nl IIU'IK 11 » it |U ICH II Mi M. i f(|4 l| Mil 1 I* .......... Min ,| f M •M il . I I " - .41(1 .1* ti 1 I « Ji ll 14*11 I ' 'll I.'t Year Old Newrro Hoy Drowned I INtiid K a K i r Awl ill t 1 » I | HM ' ll* tl If * up 1' i < H Hi. I i ' l |tl || mi ' ! , 1,1. ( ul. Ilow t*ll I Leavciiworlli <«rail ..I, I llll !' | i the nlicruli earlier DHil Leyte II I I" n (mill Nuv. 17 In Her 10, infill. Mi I I (ig I Blevins .'I II fled out tell III V t l i l l l * M 1-1 It'll ft I* « IsI I «\ • >i liiken In dune support uf friend lilt I H 1I V I I III I "I I I • > • i Mil se rv ic e ,n a s to re k e e p e r. I I I ' ! l\ irruund furres .tint pni licpiileil Mi 4 niitil < • i*|*i■ i r i|.|\ lit l u ll I LEA VEN W nlt'I H. Km, Induing fur religious wink wn» in Imnil,in,' attacks against vital (Nuui'iul) ult> i.l t'ol FliHurJ W |fj| *■V11 111 Ml ,ll| 11(M 11 S’ ', ■It recelvril at Washington M ii stun • neiny linen uf cumiimuicalluii. Hu.vell, L!ll< I'reii.h Aviiiue, Ban f4*»m 111*'! H t»l * I'llllii .M ill • 14.iMm| Hi ary I'ullege, Washingtiui, II, <’ . lianspurtntiuii and Inglhllrs farili I,ml, gi minuted Friday from I lie |it.ink k .(Mils' fill' .m 1111ri I •1 I nil ami ill Huntln'iii Misslunui/ I id Ill 'S . mu hi It i ohf 11M • | * il i in* A r in v Ciiiiiliuiiiil and ii,'ii,i,il 4 i t l.t . I j g l B lev in s Is now s e rv in g jege, I 'ulli-gdnle, Trim. it , i'tr.ifM lM m | .1 I in ! IIH 'I mv llll'tll Staff College at Knit Leaven­ I 'l ll I IM I 4•I I I M i l • M i l l • lM| | H,t\K r l lie in inurriril, has two rlilldirn w ills F ig h t e r fiip m ilru n X I. worth, Ku im ,i lul iiu w liv e s on W est F irs ! III | '111MI I I 1 11 I I I 11II ' llll I ||M4■ lili chin, liic large it ni. .St l eet. i l l 4 I'l I I I Ml I f I •H World Wui ll included MS A-my I lu l l tv i ( I I I i * l l 1 t\ * I liiiil ■ uffieem, nine frum tlie All luice. n is i I I 11**4 i ti ■tail l l u I* ■ LA K E HELEN I K ID ii eight from the Marine Cnrp All Nanlurd and Rcniinule I'uun one frum i),u Navy and Ul frum i ly i'll Irens mu llivitid tu a l-'uurtli 1,1. I'lniu'ifi K i i l i l c r (,'Hulun Hnller, Ft year ul t of July celahrallun planned ut Negl u imy, was ill owned in u foraigli eomitrius. Hiicielarv ,-f II i 'Ci hhcn A ( afilain I.nke Helen and I ’u uulnga fur mall pond near Ihe 7th hole uf the Army Frank Pace Ji gave that day according to u letter re- llu, Hamiiiule (,'nuutrv Club sliurt llu- cuminsncuuienl uddrii-, T im cuursu, w liic li lasted III calved by Forrest llrurker,ridge, ly after 2:01) o’clock yesterday H V N \ f . l O N l l ) . I . - , peel ,1 ' manager o f tlie Beminolu Duunty afternoon while attempting tu m onths, w as d e sig ned In p re p a re i'ru lm d itiM u f I - I I I I , '.tie,- I thu o ffic e rs fu r d u ly us cu m in,in Chamber uf Coinmnice, from Miss , catch illiniums. I f ,, (,(■-• (,, llie r,.o k -■I - o p iu m Ella Loulsu Eldriilge of l.a k e ; Thu pond, located m ar thu gull ilu rs an d g e n e ra l s t u f f o ffic e rs u l has I,-'cii a n iiu u o ei d ** v R ite Helen. course, had been rruntrd by exca­ d iv is io n , corps and a r m y levels I , el. W i e l,I f, K N le, I, e .iiilim u d (.'ol. H o w e ll's n e x t as sig n m e n t lu g ,-el,. , ,il ,,f l.a e M iiu d \ 11 l ure ■ A parnda will leave Casaadaga vations for Hu- fairways ami is ut P:jll a. in. lo gu to Make Park, about Hi feet deep, W E. Watson, w ill he in Y o k o h a m a , .lu p in , lie III. ,e .dm. \ i . I u i . i , ’I , » , ’llu- festivities will ilieludu hum ju nl leu uf tin- peace, stated thin e n te re d th e A r m y in D M " and 'ms Cupi Riel.I,-r i ll,,- sol. >>( hall, horsn rues, wnterskiing, and uiornlng. Dunuty .Sheriffs Howard tins’ll a w a rd e d thu Itru n x e Star M , m ,| M i i IF I i( i ,1 it „ i. Sin. all kinds of games fur yuung nnd Hood and Buford Brown, using M e d a l, Hid C o m b a t In fa n tr y m a n lo rd 11" i a m ig m I »l Nun A n old. the letter said. A fish fry grappling hooks, rwcowred the B ad ge, th e A r m y u f O c c u p atio n lu liiu '-i liu le w .iv tu ll.,. A ll Forcu will bo served at noun nnd thoaa liody uhout an hour after the M e d a l fu r ssrvicu ill (J e riim n y , I,ane a , u ii l l f f l e v r ( m i .-I i .I v I b i i , present will be entertained by drowning. th e W o r ld W a r I I K lc to r y M e d al i l i ue lo r Companions uf thu boy madu an um l th e E u r o p e a n -A fr ic a n -M id ­ speaker* during thu roursu of the unsuccessful effort to save him d le E a s te rn C a m p a ig n M e d a l w ith day. C IV IL A IR P A T H D I , when lie was going down, said Mr. campaign s ta rs fo r s e rv ic e In thu l ive i.lu m b ers o f Hit, C iv il A n Watson. Thu youth waa the son of R h in e la n d and C e n tr a l E u ro p e. ELECTED COMMANDANT P a tr o l, f ly in g in tw o planus e n ­ DAYTONA BEACH (.Tv-Ttie Flor­ Cecil and Rosa E. Butler. He formerly attended th* Uni- jo y e d a t r ip to .‘Jt. I'v tu rx b u rg ida department nf the Marine y e s te rd a y vsralty uf Florida. BUSINESS PARLEY Corps league Ktinday elected John V o ile W illia m s J r ,, M i l W a r n e r JACKSONVILLE h itA state L. McKenna, SI. Petersburg, com C APPIN 0 MOLDS u n ,I K uv N ix o n m ad e t i n (lig h t in inamlanl; Don E. Guslln, Daytona wide Industrial conference to aid Two 1953 full capping molds ware a Piper pacer, and H e n ry M ,J a, Beach, senior vicu commander; established industries, attract new recently installed in the C. C. lit. und R ud dy M u se in ,i cub plane. Richard J. Rutan, fit. Petersburg, industries and further utilisation Welsh Tiru Shop, and replace tho Tlie Weather, a lth o u g h hot oil * Im adjutant • paymaster; Mark R. of natural resouice* has been former ro capping molds for pass ground, w as j u to o l a t b.lHii) fe e l for _ July automobileliras. " Itowkea, aalnaivUla, ____ — _ _U In Barlow ___ by'enger . ________ Tha ma that tho flmrs w ished th e y hud .. .Judge advo- called hin Applegato, Op* •ba Florida State Chamber of Com- chinas are operated under super' brought along Jackals, said Mr, mere*. vision of James Singletary. McLauliu. o u ^ ju v r y . m v u .u .im E ld e r M i m i n g se rve d ill New (illln t'U at th e h l t i i lie iim u l H m (iltu l w ith m n k o f c iu p u ra l. H i also Ii nit lin e n y e a n u f N av\ . • I * 4itn i In* li'fl Mim itiJ ir M|»en f •• 1 ( ■ tut i ni 1 imliM lv iiiii Vi* in I ill ;ill tin * t'M l*ill|'li In* isrilil t»f* M u i li J |U*I I ' l M i i i p tfi i '( *! '1 < * - **nll»r Inly til 4 It »' v i ll. ) Mu ' \|| I'm I I* Htk M Ml tla’ T . H ,- ■ liiin iMil niff I f. t» i * . .M ill *1 • ill'.* I Mint • ll )n uf* lisi s tint Ml* 11< \h .ihu Itlli' in Itnii- liiit Mm Aitlui ' i* \ . ii on of lllmoi* * aid t,nt:n v* Ml tin ul* l;il• i wh if f *|u in | Mu iinliki |v * \ i nl Hi.il ,i mind' d * In)* In ill rift ((Mil ftO flu 11I II 1 M m M u ' iili iiii.il iio tnin aliM ii tin tlhnoiN nnr, rn n u l i r i i t I > IllJiflV III tils JiaMV |l<k Ilf It* III M #■ llt.i'h r s l | l l t o r IM lIklllll v 1 - -j. , i «<>i illit V* nil'll Mill itf Hit' hr* Ttoerner In the latter's it'Mdriice, the old wilder palace of the Hups burg emperors A crowd of several hundred Austrian;. cheered Ach non as be drove up to the palace Next the U. K secretary paid a formal visit to I'liancellor U'o(xdd Flgl and Vice Chancellur Dr Adolf Schaert Ity III) 110 DEAN Acheron will lake off Tuesday Five Sanfoi.l boys returned for Brasil, where lie makes an of flclal visit hefure reluming hi ilntutilny frum Tnlhibastee where they participated In thu Hoys* They (J* salt! on hh arrival here Hun State program Inst week day that Americans "admire and were 1 city Curded, Mummy .la honor the pallcncn am) courage I'ulisun, Tummy flpuei, Wesley with which the people of A.iMtia llnmll, mid Jue llutt'hlsun. "It was Olle uf the best U iukiim have home (he disappointments In evi>i not having hail the liberty ami m in meeting people | tiav. dependence pi utilised them" dor had," Mumm; JacoLaun, el. , led u Mint.. Henutui during tlie neel.. lug the w a r Cheering erowds thren ■>ed the suid lifter III-, reluiii "Tin \ Ini Mpinre at Finn* Josef Station In tlie crellMI uf I lie d up Up ll.eie I the American sector of Vienna to can truthful!. -ay liny w.n- the greet him On Ids 20 • mile train finest hunch uf Teliiiws 1 have finite ibrmigh the Russian Zone ever met.” Jacobson's !.111 for establishing Aiuin Tulin Air II use. thou sands ul education in surlul hygiene in . ( imllaur-l na !■•«# S ill the public sehnuls whs "th. must nulstandllig" unit the must vigor uusly del.sled mvasule put I.rfm.t the I .eg D] St me during the Week, Tommy Speer, who, with Jo- Hm i lilsun, was elected a liiem'"'i uf Hie Houle uf Kepirsentetiv. . Ill aisled today. Jacobson, a member of tin- Nn Put chase of a dragline ut u tiuiinlisl party, won easy po-nige rust of |U,7fiH from the Florida for Ids measure In the Senate, but Jliiulpment Co., Jacksonville, wu» wlieu it was Introduced Into the approved Saturday by the (fount;. House It wus violently opposed Commission at a upecinl inwling. by n sninll and vociferous ciuup Thu purchase was made nuc- which bulluved it sinful. The Union rssery by thu fact that the Com­ was threntened with being sent mission had ordered n previously lo hell if the measure passed Re purchased dragline returned to prcseiitntivu S p e e r added. the company from which it hint However, they duterniinsl to born pm chased'for failing to men brave this threat, uud pussv i the sure up to icmiiruniunts. measure, despite the fact tin, one Thu report or mi appraisal tumid fo the most violent uf its opponents on French Avenue right of way* i sli lull'd thu lineal in cover ilndt •s submitted to thu (futility Com- cldidren and all Ihuse who undci IOOKINO (lie ilHidel of eicg.uue, (d is lo n minus the approval and luiik sex education as the m«i> uru Dean Achaton, U. H. Secrelary of algnaturua uf the City Cumiuls- pruvlded. T h i s State, iiiarrbc* In a tradttionsl represvntel.v--, •ion, waa ordered returned to the when faced with ilufcat, walked proceaiion Just bafuto he received City In order to securu thin ap­ out uf the House. an honorary dsgraa at Oxford proval beforu the County will take Thu chief provisions uf tin trill UiUvurslly. II* is lit England for any action on thu mntlcr. talk* with British leaders on mu­ was to establish compulsory cduThe paving of fjeminula Ifuulu cnlion In social hygiene bet ' cell tual problem* in Europe and Hie vard which leads from the O r­ the fifth and ninth grades ut the Far East. (faternuiioauD lando Highway to the Ataluu public schools, two hours a »cel» Driving I'ark waa discussed, and It being devoted tu this subject. I he was re affirmed !o ton surface the troallmieil on I'su, xisl road between a small bridge and ithu horse track gate for a distance h ) f a mile nnd a half with asphalt and alag. Action w,ts deferred on thu pav­ ing of the road from the gate More photograph* from ama­ hast (he track to the llutlonvllle Itv The Associated Press Hoad. It was agreed to allow Hib­ teur photograpnei s are wanlcl m the currant contest entitle,|, "A A Mistering heat wave, of more bard Casselberry tu reclaim the Day at the Zoo," now being .-on- than u week's duration in some 11,000 which he donated fur the ilucteil by the Emifonl Can-era aiea*. showed litllo let up over completion of Hut road, and If lm Club, H. tlurgi'ic, club mlvi ur, SouI her n and Central parts of the desires, to return right-of-way announced today, country today deeds. Ha stressed the fact that tlie Sumo rain and wind stormt till context I* oner, tu iirisuna not member* of tna club. I'rinta arc io parts uf the sun - baked sections bu submitted untnountad nnj | t,y In the Eastern hall of Ihe nation, 6 Inches in aixa, ami may bu turn- bringing temporary relief Bain ■J ovur to A. J. tlreur, at the fell III section! of the parched Southern Hales where crop* are Horida Home 0ns Co. office. Thru* prixaa fur I ha (,e»t you threatened by th« prolonged hot No mailer how far away frum home yon may go on your filctur* hava been offered by Die dry spell. It was a week end of stifling heat Ilf, Wri* vacation you can readily catch St. Johna Kealty Co., one fD* ■p on Ike home town aawa by second |8 and the third <S. Mr. in many areax. Temperatures as reading the Hanford Herald Berger* and Uor'lo- BwMnty high as I OB were reported In Ctm *Vird tral and Southern states east of whan you return. You ran ar- will act aa Judge raags with your carrier key, ar Judga will “• f , ju tula the Rockies. Refreshing bieexcs Ik, ■nd rain storms brought relief tu through Charlie Morrtam. circu­ weak. The next matting of the club hot spots in sections of Ihe Ess! lation manager, by telephoning Ml) ta Hare yonr regular leanee will be held Wednesday night at ■nd South Atlantic stales. the* i;tty City Hull and a n a o’clock ocioca at in i f the Herald aared far yea SitS Thu death toll from Ilia summer Interested ragldent* of thl* area season's longest stretch of hot ‘ twt are • « » , to.W de- ara nviUd to attend a* guests. weather mounted toward the 200 I to rear heme hi one I * ' upon your return, An Intonating and Instructive mark. Thousand* of persons havo program la promised by Mr. flarbeen hospitalised for nsat prostra­ la no extra charge. The weekly eubesrlptlnn gar* including the ahowlng of tion. color chart* and colored pictures, Beaches, parks and naorl areas >win eatltle all regal* r aub- and a demonstration of the use of went Jammed with miUlona tryin.j to lhie additional aerr- flitora. to escap* the scorching heat. In avlnn nn your v»Newest candidates us mamliara Chicago, sweltering In Ut« llth day notify vanr cartka Herald of th* club a rt th* MUstx Batty of M degree or higher tomparaO U ta . « « . w » ■ H It i n I" t 4 .a . inrouah Tus*dv/ ex i . j i i i .(tur-neii t:iuri.lp.'.«ha.v*r» m ii M v i T l ' H I l l l * J i l l ( i i-.is 1ii i ;i IhihiI i i. • H \»* \ l I i M. l s t * jt 1 fur 1I't 1' ' It -1 u 11ll I u t I I ' \ t 1, » | 11 i f I iN i.i I « i i hi 111» ‘ i t u i t i l l n - f 1111m u i m Mii is * m 11mu til Ml IM. M I <11 H i M h h * ll N li!l!lh r . l I I.l H I Mm H I Ml Ml R h ( lit! .h ill.. t l p l f l H 11 ill I M<I*’I ll |H,) I 11 I v I I II III Mi riii 1, ' f i ih n i *i 11 * I illH III . r > \ M* I i i u till 4 Vi t| Illlt , |* . If ■ I I M 4 . I l 11I I lie* I ll . •I 4.1 I III till lo| HI I I '•Ill i * .* *ii»lu y r ii th -t’iiA I |l ,i |iM»in ll I. 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Inst W i'dp P M lny IHovii’ Time 'ruble RHZ ".Show Wlntu and tlie Hsvun Dwarfs” 1 IH) - 2 :4 4 - 4:CU - tl: D I • 7;B 6 14: in M O V IE LA N D "Th* M o b" P R A IR IE LAKH "Variety Hour" 7>46 only "Macao'1 8:46 - 10)80 ki___ . ■ .•• -'^ S L , ......... ................................ . '.-■LL. %'. g M it . - 'I J i V 1*- *» 4 i �la»a(Sirf'J2SS ',75||W 5m The Sanford Herald IU4a»ltale4 ta I M a-a&rb.tssEijms! V m m . I M I M M aw N o r t t r i r .l- • it if t a lim » B ( TODAY'H fa r th a IIIIIL K i VKHHH Mott dearths aria# from man', greed. He ruts down forests on mountainsides and abuses natural m oarce*, robbing future genera­ tions. Forest fire* caused by eireleaaneM every year denude thousand* of arrrs of foraat enter. Wo defeat f»«i * gmermi* Inten­ tion*. There wai a dearth In the land.— 2 King* 4:68. Deadly enemies of humanity ■re Mill abroad and In pmdllnna of power. Ilui Hod has MIH greater Cungratulalinn* In llie Rev. Joint Rrinicomb of Orlando upon hit •lection as bidiop of the klrtliorlio Church. That it quite a Inlmle to all Central Florida. Tire Upholders Union of die could to for tx lltr living condi ..Rons, fricndlitr people, or finer , .M ing. i- • Attorney Or rffrsl Prvin «itim*ln that flO percent nf the federal gam- hling ilamp lieklers rell bolita. The inietiahle desire oi a certain (mrlion of the public for cheap gam- bling anparenlly mint be met, but Ihe unfnrtumtr pad about Imlila is liial it ireli. mil itx victim. d«f> not wait for lltr tuckets In come In it. a* i« tiue oi most other forms nf gambling, ami in seeking nul iti victims bolita generally picks unon the poor and benighted hea­ then, relher than the man who ran Afford to lose. Thut it takes thr breed nut of lit virlims* mouth WrnriRlincr over pant mistaken—mtch an theme which httvo lost t'hlim to the free world — Isn’t very valunblo. Learning from them Is always good. Itlght now the United Staten would profit by directing attention to Africa where th e Jungle Is being stripped to open new resources, both m a­ terial ami humnn. Problems of racial tension and colnnlnlfum, which con­ tributed h o much to China's > ■ Africa JSfrlrnns, Aslans, Arabs and huropenns need to tind a way to IK O' Mtfuitiur Muccoenfuliy, each allowing freedom to tim others, co-operating with the others in meeting com­ mon problems. / The rising nations on that continent, both those struggling to throw off age-old yokes of colon iaUanr and (hose taking shape as nations for the first tim e,• need in­ dependence. Needed conditions not met voluntarily will be taken by force by tlio Africans, with violence th a t will linrm the whole free world. The fact is that Africa Is being stirred by new life. Thr jungle is being pushed back by modern machinery and rib­ bons of highways interlace the continent over which the treasures hidden in the deep interior can be sped to the coast anil to new industrial plants. Distances are being erased by the airplane. Half tlm world’s gold, three quarters of Its cohall, HR «or cent of its Industrial diamonds, most of Its uranium nre there, along with zinc, copper, tin and unmeasured supplies of petroleum. The potential waterpower of the Congo Is greater than the total capacity of the United HtuteK, three timeH that the Covlet Ur ion. These vast treasures must he used for the benefit of the African people, who need education nml better living standards. II is wise to make them our iiIIIch because in time of war Africa could hold the balance of defeat or victory for the free world, In time oi peace it can contribute to Its wel­ fare. W IN T E R HAVEN. (Special)— The annual commodity report from the Pompano Stale Farmer* Market M utt* in cxceta of $16,000,000 wax paid farmer* during the 1051-51! vegetable season. More than 6,300,000 units of vege­ table* m;.....* - i t the. ula1- marV>er-‘ i-irj—r* ingle pintform (1,000* » 100*1, Jinan* li-*,t In volume with more than 2,270,INK) hushrlx uvrrnging $2.80. Over l,7(io,niMi tm*hel* nf pepper nvoraged $2.81 slitl Oil i-rale* of strawberries, a new Item on this market, brought n $!UMI per crate average. Over 12,800 hu*het* of okra hinught th» next highe*t of (7.08 and better than 200,0481 bushels of eilcilBihert avernged tfl.HO. Aernrdlng to Market Man­ ager O. II. Hogan** year-end re­ port to William L. Wilson, Direc­ tor of Mate Market*, the total* for the year nre "the largest Dr. Edwin Walker Is Named Dean At Rollins College W IN TER PARK (Special)— Dr, Edwin It. Walker has been appointed Dein of Rollins Col­ lege. It was announced today by Hugh F. McKean, president of the rnllegr. Dr. Walker, who served from Inuuury to July of la it year ns riinsultnnt to Millard Caldwell, the administrator of the Federal Civil Defense Administration, has licril dean nf tile College nf Alta nml Hclence* at Florida Htale Uni* evrslty since HUH. In announcing Ihe appointment, said: “Helectlng the dean Many people are concerned over reports from Korea -McKean (or Hollins College ha* hern a thnl certnln typen of ammunition have been rationed to Joint enterprise nf the faculty, Holdlcrii enRiiRed in front-lino fiphtiiiu. The find reaction in the trustees, ami the administra­ one of wonder that mildlorn from Ihe iimenal of the world tion of Rollins College. 1 am Hhrnild l>e without all the ammunition they want to do their pleased Hint Dr. Walker lias ac­ cepted what nmounta t-j a call joint, A Defense Department explanation was wordy and in­ (rum the entire college. Dr. volved and ended hy saying th at ammunition w uh rationed Widker has n brilliant record ns Im ra u s e tltere wan u temporary nhortuge, wlticli wan h a rd ly an educator nml no administrator, lie brings to us experience anil a startling whitennril. wisdom, and he will ho an InH u t It td io u hl lie re m e m lH 're d I tin I w a r f a r e In d if f e r e n t valuable aid in our drive In make fro m a n y o th e r k in d o f h u m a n a c t iv i t y a n d t h r i i h i i i i I rid es Kolliiis extend Its b-adnishlp In w h ic h seem h o HciiMihlc in o th e r liuHiiiemieH to n o t itecoHMarily tbe dlicrtlnn <•( through ami a p p ly to c n m lia t. A m m u n itio n m iK lit l><‘ in p le n tifu l s u p p ly in sound education." Dr. Walker holds a It, A. from o n e a re a o f f ig h liiiK w h ile it m ig h t lie w horl in a n o th e r a r e a Southwestern University, a It. D rloHe h y . T h e p ro b le m o f t r a n s p o r tin g lu m m m ilio n to w h o re (rout Vamleihllt University, and It Is needed a m i a n lir ip u t iiiR need a t a p a r t ic u la r Hite is a a I ’ll. I>. from the University nf d if f ic u lt one. H a tio n iu g in n o irc t linen ucceHHiiry to m a k e c e r ­ Chicago, lie has served as pro­ ta in t h a t e x iH tln g M o c k s o f a m m u iiilln ii a r e n o t d e p le te d b e ­ fessor of idillnsophy and religion at Ccnlin) College In Fayette, fo re n ew linen can lie h ro u p h l up, Missouri, associate professor nf The complalutH aliottl rallouiiiR of ammunition were philosophy ill Ihe University of made hy a group of HoldlorH In a letter to a roiiKrouHinan, II Colorado, and professor of phllo Ih easy to tllldernland Die milillern' altitlltle anil to Hympii- nophy and director of genurni at Oklahoma A A M thliso with them, Hut it in difficult for men engaged in com- education College. During the lumrnrr of hat io nee the picture nf the fiphtiug an a whole. l»11 mi was visiting professor at Kuiinncd Ammunition T lie c o m p la in ! of, th e n *f lit in*; m e n Hhould lie In v e n t)a n te d n n d i f a m m u n itio n in u n n e c c H n n rlly s h o rt rp d e k a c tio n to re m e d y th e H itn a tlo n Hhould he ta k e n . H u t w e n ho u ld n o t ho too q u ir k fl> c r itic iz e litOHe w hono |A b*|rtv n tlp p ly ln K th e iroopH w lt i i w iia t th e y need. F re q u e n t I," I lie p ro lile n iH w liic li arlH e a r e tlio i c h i i II o f tin * n a tu r e o f w a r n P h o r th a n th e f a u lt o f a n y in d lv id u n lH . Tho Wise Specialize Add to IIn* linl oT 1li'iMocrii tic citiulItliilci for prculdi'id hind her favorite mm, Senator lirieii McMahon of Comierticut. lie lately made tlie iio \V H |)a |re t'H try Ilia demand for nit itltnirdiulo iniRe eniiHtruction of hydrogen bomlm, apparently without regard to cont or Uh effect on the rent of tho arma­ ment prog rato. Since eninrlng the Senate In 15)43, McMahon I ii i h dune HomethinK which more of hlu collcugucn could do witli profit. He linn taken one particular field itu a npeclalty, tlie atomic linmii and Itu |ion<ilhle effecta In conitequentJo he probably I i i i h more information on thin miliject Ihim any otlier nenator. ■•lei, argument* over trivia, their berd-hesdedness end headlong col |5t lUlon, Taft *nd Eisenhower seem increasingly likely lo lock horns in <«n irreconcilable deadlock, enme the Republican convention next week. In such an eventuality don't count General MacArthur out. He it the one man in the entire coun­ try who combines the Matesman ihin and conservatism of Senator i Tab with the personal popularity nf General Eiienhower. Whet more : 'logical result could come ant nf [ "Chicago next week thin Mar- Fire Protection Report Is Made By Pompano Market Begins In Seminole A quarter of a century ago. when radio wan flrnt cotnlnu Into Kenerni mui, Senator Clarence C. Pill nf WnHhlnRton made a *tuily of wave leoRtlm and other radio probluniH. Hia influence Ih at ill ticen in tho Fedoral (.'oniimmieationn law. Other Honatora have concentrated on forelRtt nffalru nr economic)!. Yearn iiro we had any number of ta riff apcciaIlHtfl in the Senate, Their actlvltlca were mainly devoteil to nalnliiR increnned dot lea on llieir ataten' prodnctH. I f there urn ta riff Hpeelnlliitii In the Senato today, they have not been widely advertised. Tlie HpeclallHt la iilwayo In demand in any walk of life, from car and radio repairing to medicine. More of our public mon Hhould remember thin Alumni Donationn To Stctmn $20,290 Fort Myers Htnte Market! ‘A fair volume of sweet potatoes with No. In selling at $11.00 per bushel, Mediums (2.51) and largo *3.(10.* Starke Slate Market! ‘Bradford County's yellow sweet corn ilesl Is over, A tfitnI of 17,727 five doxrn rrntes nnd lings returned n grnss revenue of $<l 1,IH)fl.78 In growers. Thirty-four rars moved out of the market during the short deni. The |m*t week light volumes id Ford Hook Iteans moved lit $1.75 In $2.50 per bushel, Crowder pea* at $1.26 to $1.50, hiilterlieaMs lit *2.25 and pepper al (2.(8) per bushel.' Plant City Htnte Market! 'Volume drrllned to 8,'JHH units with n gross revenue to grnwors of *22,031 20. Okra load In volume with fancy bringing *2.75 In *7 00. averaging *1.301 Choice *1.00 In *2.75 average $1.85. Egg­ plant followed in volume at $1.00 to *3.0(1 per hush'd, averaging *2.15 nnd a very light volume of licll pepper averaged * 1.116.' Ilr o o k e r .Stale M a rk e t: 'V o lu m e d e clin e d to .7,1152 p a c k a g e * w ith n g ro s s le v c n iie o f *10,-112 to g ro w e rs th e past week. L ig h t vo lu m e s o f p epper. lu iU e rh e iin a a n il p e a * n re m o v in g .' , the University of Chicago, Dr. Walker's nrllcles hti\s nppeared In nin-li journals as (he Join md of I’hllosoohy, Ibe Re. view of Religion, the Journal of tlie Christian Century, tbe Anmltr. of tbe Oklahoma Academy of Science and III. Annals of the Kansas Ac demy of Science. He Is n member of the American Philosophical AssocuilUm, th e Southwestern Philosophical Conferoncr, Pld Kaiipa Phi ami PI Kappa Delta Fraternities, nnd he was a Kent Fellow. In ncceptlrig the appointment Dr. Walker staled Dial Im has uiiHinlled faith in Ihe l.lheinl A lls College nml Dint lie sees III It n means of preserving Die finer Ameririni tradition*. In roming to Rollins College. Dr. Walker subl, "I believe that Rollins Col­ lege bus bull! through Ihe yeais foundation* of ediirnlluual polh v nml tradition which can lie ex­ tended lo establish its position a> one of America's stronger colleges. I nm In rmnpletr sympathy, with Die desire nf Ratlin* College to remain small, In continue Ha famous ronfrrenre plait method of teaching, amt Its nlm of producing Du> necessary leadership whlrh a drmoctnry must have to aurvlva." D EI.A N D (.Special| The united .Slidsmi Alumnl'a proxy endow, ment campaign has brought *20,2(8) in g if), and pledges from 422 graduates nml former students, nrcording to the second report which lias Ju.it Iwcn mulled to alumni. Thin amount rcinossnls $|Pt,uoo III endowment ns tills plan gunrnntees eiiilowmrnt hy paying five per rent Interest on that amount each year, TIiI n trport shows n 6.1 per rent Increase over Dm first report In the amount subscribed, (t also represents 281 who have never he. fore given tn Nielson. Nearly one nut of every four who have auhscribed Is giving the Interest on $1,(88) or more of proxy endow­ IN S U R A N C E A T A H A V IN f. ment. The second report Includes the FOR YOUR names of all who have given and H O M E * A U T O M O B IL E all those who give during 1052 will hero me charter members of BUSINESS Urn United Stetson Alumni. Char­ ter members will rncelvo attrac­ tive membership certificate*, suitaide for framing. The proxy endowment plan le nun nf three program, tn aaelat Stetson. Others are Nletaon U ni­ versity Council, an advisory group nf 100 nf Florida'* leading Imtl"Your Mutual Insurance Friend' nr** men and Imslneis women, and > minimum of $100 to Hteteon t i l N. Dark Ave. I'hone 111 each year on thalr birthday. TALLAH ASSEE (Special) — Forest fire protection on n county* vrlde *calo In Union and Seminole countie* will he established on July 1 by the Florida Forc»t Serv­ ice. State Forester C. H. Coulter ... H addition of the two nrw fire fuai/jd anils will up protected m ta * '.yy : 1,2.806 acre* In a new high of 12,851,81(1. In Union coun­ ty, 02.202 orre* have been under nroleetlon under an agreement be­ tween several individual landown­ er* and the Florida Fore*! Scrvite. The two new unit* are lining un­ dertaken n ftrr a ruthnek In some other arrvlrr* made sufficient fund* available, Coiiller raid. Establishment nf the two unit* wa* favorably voted upon In the eountle* in the IPftO (intend Kle--tlon, but Im* been delayed hv the Slate forest service hronuxe of Innileqnate fund*. Mnnntre, Saraxola and Collier rnimlle* bavr also np oiled for lh« *erv|re. bill pruteelion cannot tie startl'd In I Item vet bcenu-e of funds, ('uniter sold. Previously, no counties Imd es­ tablished forest fir« rontrol units wh|eb are H o tly flltnuecd by the rotinlira and the slate nltd federal government*. Union, with teuton nrres of forest l»nd, won't reiplire nnv ad­ ditional lookout lower*, Nrmlnnle. with 163,307 forested sere*, wilt need one |n tt," erotrol *pellon. Union already has two slate-own­ ed towers. Seminote besides the one nrw lower, will be nerved bv tower* constructed for the prrvlnu*Jv established Orange and Vol­ usia county units. lloth counties will lie assigned two fire-fighting crews when the winter fire season approaches, bill proterlinn will begin with one rrrw nf I wo men nnd a fire-fight­ ing truck In each rimnly. Simplemental held could be called In from adlolnlug roontle*. The coun­ ty rangeri In f'elnmbla and Or­ ange eonnlle* will supervise the Dillon and Seminole I I nI*«. r*tHU,f»e tlvrlv. with the crews being dlspnlrhed by radio. OCALA (.SpecialI The Florida Forest Service will begin taking applications fur pine arpdlingn fm the coming planting season on July I, It was nutint!nml tm liy bv Dlslrirl Foreslcr. Ilarobl K M lkrll. Orders will lie nrcepleit up to anil lorbiilbiK Hepl. I. "Due to the Increased cost of prndurtlnn, we have been forced to raise seedling prices from *2.76 per thousand to fJ,l)P," M lkrll said. F.xprrss orders will lie shipped express rollert at destination. Appllratlon blanks or Irtforpia., tbm copeendiiK sradllngu may be secured from the loe d County Agent, or the Dlstriet Forester, Ibix 621, Drain, A 8MART APPEARANCE RATES A SECOND LOOK SHE’LL LOOK TWICE GROOMED MAN. dollar* ■for a water million dolUn for laahaa. Rhrer Canal, itssaiiSireai ............ Thaw Who S Public - Bant Ara ., ' *'1 i . 1 . 4} Tha Ooaa . ■. , • Who Surviyt *., - w t PHONE 4M ,tMl»W*i| V/'Vr m i - 1 f i rTT , 'f- I)R. C. L. PERSONS •' ■1-1 ■- L " ***”■ Ty?.w .9i^v-' " rq MANILA CP-* A •yf’ Xf-m with winds of PO mile* «r Nntf near the ernter I* moving westward across the I’ocilir some 750 miles cast of the Southern Philippines, the weather bureau reported today. The big slorm, which still Is In­ creasing In Intensity, was reported moving west - northwest at It miles an hour. . EYES EXAM INED (■LASSES FITTED ' 118 South Palmetto A v h h m Carelessness Creator of Accidents Hy W. V. Hitting Touchton Drug Co. Almost n hundred per cent of accident* nro caused by nothing more than careless­ ness . , . automobile, fire, drowning*, fall*. The remedy la simple, be rnreful at nil times . . . tills takes constant awarrnrs* nnd prnrtice. It is natural as we come to live in morn densely populated urea* that acrblenta will llirrnisc if ivn do lint lake extra precaution to prevent I hem. ilcing ruicful pay* off In big dividends, practice it daily, your efforts will lie tewarded when opportunity for accident * occur nnd you ran surrcnsfully avoid thrill. You won’t need to regret the accident that never happened. I'opyrlahl T h is I* I h r m i l , i i f a s e rie s n f I '. it l l a r l a l n il» » M l» e iM m t* * |> p r p r la a la Ib is p a p e r e a c h w e e k . 1949 ! Mymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $127600 194!) Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan H 3 4 0 -« o 1950 St title baker Commander Sedan Low Mileage, Looks New $1676-00 1946 OldHinoldlc 2 Dr. Sedan $795.00 Pine Seedlinus Are Wan led By Service ON TH E STAGE — TONITK — D:00 P, M. MISS SNOW WHITE • BKNDIX - BEAUTY SEARCH LAST TIMES TODAY • “SNOW WHITE and lha 7 DWARFS" SHOWING TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY! KILLED B T LIGHTNING MIAMI TELEViaiOV TAMPA kW-Lawrcnce T. Steley M IA M I <-*— Mlamlana get their Hint view of a live televlilon net­ Jr., commercial fishermen, wai struck ami killed by lightning while work show tonight at 0 p. m. Sen. Spemard L. Holland (D.- In a boat In Tntnpx Huy Sunday. Fie ) will give the principal ad dress when station WTVJ loins the network for the first time. There nre an estimated 115.000 t e V ’Isinn sets In the area with OPTOMETRIST WTVJ the only station. Is Kill ria l, r a il In j r ,,|r an.. 1941 ene h.mlr »lih s h.nunrr, losr (a ra.lnten.Br* . . . Mil •ills. |. ih. Buick Special Sedaa *8s «isll la a.Ur $276-<M) p r llf f l sol ill las fot dollsr rnasl. **•■ u.s.rM.o«L COMI IN-AHI10 iu lAMrtll Mill Lumber & Supply Yard, Inc. Call The I.umber Number 210 MAUNOl.IAt AMK. For Hudden Nervlcc I'h o iie 1031 Hartford �*c v S o c ia l C a le n d a r Wallace Bell lius left for Fpnrtanburg, S. C. on a business tiip. Miss fit j I Boyle has left tot Columbia i> C , where she will visit relatives Mr. and Mr*. Huger Ingrain ic turned on Friday nflci spending the pa*t two week* in Mat'ins­ hore. W. Yu. Mr. and Mr* Willlmo il i» l have lelurned fiom a two wi-u'« vacation spent in l ‘i linctuli. F- .1 and Hillsdale. N Y Mr and Mrs W .1 Tunnii Idle returned on i'nday iiom I I sm tei sonvllle, N » where they !..■*# spent the past two weeks Mr> Voile Williams ,lr ami on Jimmy liuie teluriied limn Aluer leu*, fits . where she visited tier parent*. Mr and Mrs .1 W. 1-utt Mr, family West weeks Friend* of t lumte i Ian ke will regret to lenrn that he 1* ill and confined In the F'i mold l.aiighluu Memorial llo-ial.il Mr and Mrs F M Swann pi in to leave tomorrow foi I'hil.olelplo > l‘a . In visit M l* Swnllll s il.nlgMei and *on in law Mi and Mts ll 1* Midler, for ten dots Miss Viva Kathleen Tillls, whose son of Mr. ami Sirs. Peter J Uilknr Halm day at dr.’IU o'clock in Bartow. Mr. and Mis link hi plan to leave Iliiknr W stationed with the Navy. MiNH Tillis Wed To Peter Paul Bukur Advice On Tuna Given To VisitorH the top tier was celiteied with double wedding hells. At each corner of the table was u silver randehihru holding pink candle* and silvei computes mid dishes held mints and nuts After spending some time with their guest* tile bridal couple left for a wedding tiip to the (iulf llruche* after which they will make their home in Newport, U I. where the bridegroom I* Motion­ ed. For traveling, Mr*, llukiii wore n Navy blue sheer sleeveless dre** with jacket of champagne imported linen with touche* Ilf i d on the collar mid sleeves llei m eessurles were of Navy blue. Mrs. Bukur attended the schools of Tampa and graduated front Lakeland High Helmut, She also received a diploma from Stetson University in DeLnrid where sic* was a member of Della Delta Della sorority, the (lice Club and Traveling Squad. Kcrentlv she bn* been employed in I hi' Trust De­ partment of ths Find National Bank In St. Petersburg. Mr. Bukur I* n gnidiinle of Seminole High School and attend ed Stetson where lie was a mem her of I iinihiln Chi Alpha frnler nlty and Kunpu Kappa IM music fruleriilly. He is now -ervlltg In (|ir, United Ntntcs Navy stullunc. nt Newport *.....family ......... pews were the cluster# uf asters tied with pink satin streamers. Mrs. Jean Famhrough, organist, of Hallies City played a program of nuptial music with solos being sung l,y Mr*. Ceurge Union of Daytona Beach and Alias Jean Harris of Bartow. The In ide was given In marriage hv her uncle, M. M. Tillis of FI. Myers ntnl wore a gown of Chan­ tilly lace fashioned with a n halter __ ____ neckline over which was worn a short larr jacket with long sleeves j nml small turn over rnltnr The accordlan pleated hoop skirt ex­ tended Into n Chapel 'rain. With th it she wore n single strand of nenrls arid n tlnv smocked cap of Illusion encrusted with pearls. Her veil was fingertip length. Hhr Mrs. Donald June* entertained carried a white Braver Book topped willi a single white orchid rccenllv with u Coca Coin party anrl showered with while butterfly honoring Mrs. Mark Jn< <>hy of Uni orchid*. The bride also carried a las, Tex. nml Mr*. William Blair 100 year old handkerchief, used of Ht. I.uiils, Mo. Tin* guests gath­ hy her mother ami other family ered nt 4:00 o’clock ut the Junes' home on Hanford Avenue. Uite In brides. the afternoon refreshments were The mu id of honor was Miss Nsncv Foldings of Jacksonville; served by the hostess. She pres­ ent ed the honored guest* with mo. and hHde*mnlds were M l** Mary mentos of the occasion. Ann Bukur, sister of the bride­ Those enjoying the party with groom of Hanford; and Ml** Betty I,ou Watsmi of Fort Meade. They Mr*. Jacoby and Mr*. Blair were wore white organdy ballerina Mr*. Blake Hawyer. Mrs. Walter Steele, Mrs. Rudy Sloan, Mrs. T, length gowns with off-ahoulder neckline* nml full organdy skirt* B. Tucker, Mr*. Grne llurrlsmr of Jacksonville Beach, Mr*. Charles over pink Inffeta. They wore wide idnk sashes ami poke-lmnnet Park Jr. Ilf Jacksonville and the hostess. shaped pink Illusion hut*. They carried old fashioned nosegay* of pastel pink flowers tied with pink nml lavender ribbon*. Jose Booth Quintana and l.eanne Quintana of Miami, cousins of the bride, served as flower girl and ring ''eerer. George Bukur of New York City served as best man. Groomsmen we'e tfatnh Inuring of Hanford and Ernest Cowlev of Tampa. Serving a* ushers were Jack Clark of Tampa nml Jack Haman* of Bartow. Following the wetldlnv a recep­ tion was held In the soelsl parlor of the church. The room was deco­ rated with palms and ba*ket* of pink aster*. The hrlde'a table was covered with an embroidered ItaBan lace cloth and centered with a three tiered wedding cake. Each tier rested ho fluted columns and U ------ U ’'* hot( pulse strung «tul temperxtur# high. C a ll:* doctor immediately for heat itroka. If non# gvallabla, quickly remove the victim'* doth* lug and *punge cool water over body. Apply lc# bag to brad. Prim# purpote la to rwtpca body bl#. temperature a* quickly a* poaal* Th# wonderful aunihlna w* an* joy all year round la our greatoat asset. But during thaaa long, hot cummer daya remember to enjoy It wlaelyl H o a r” aim “M acao ” -marking • — niurriage to Peter Pawl Bukin, of Hanford, was an event of Following a shuit wedding (rip fui Newport. It. I. where Mi t s s . and their akin. For those of us who live here the year round It's pretty easy to spot a first time tourist hy his Inhslrr red color. There la nothing more nttrnctive than a smooth, even tun. With common sense nml a testily good i tua tan lotion, almost anyone can ■get a good sun tan. While I was In Miami n few week* ago I was Invited to inspect the preparation of Coppertone, a .... tan ..... ....... ........... . is a .Florida _____ sun lotion wide), roduct manufactured In Miami. I ad used Coppertone. hut hnd no Idea of the research Hint weld Into Its prepurnlion. This lotion alio comes in cream form and i* wonderful for this climate since It i( very rich In cocoa hu'K-r and lanolin and actually heneflclul for both skin ami hair. Hun bathing often leaves the skin drv nml sus­ ceptible to wrinkles, so even if you are already brown, it's a good Idea to apply lotion to the skin, 'and If you use one that contain* .lanolin, to rub It Into the hulr. i It 1* Impossible lo Inn In lust n few days-—you mint take it slow and easy, Too many neonle have .learned through agonizing experi­ ence that sunhtirn and heal stroke fare a high price to pay for a quick •un tan. | Although nor ■umnirr tempera♦urea are In the high eighties ami dow nineties most of the summer we hear verv little of sunstroke her# In Florida. However, working out In lire sun can cause bent stroke, which I* very d»n»#rnu*. From the National Association of Mutual Casualty Companle* come* a few suggestions for emergency 'treatment of overexposure to the aunt Y Heal cramna—acmptonisr palnJnl. ipgsmodlr contractions In tho abdomen, arm* or leot. Brat treat­ ment Is to get victim out of sun and allow to rest In coni place. Heat exhaustion — symptom*: d in in '** , often followed bv nau­ sea. Victim remains conscious. Move to rqol niece and stretch mil n prono poiltldn face dnwn with itad tow. Ixioien clothing, Induce IrMin to drink hot salt water. Heat stroke — thl* Is esnecIsMy asrioua; iVmotojns: hraduchs, dieyln**s. wPh>. red or purplish flashes Mfors ,!!»• eve*, puol!* contracted.. Hkln Ireconie* dry and V a r ie t y and Mis. W. I’. Hall and left over the weekend ’or Virginia tu spend a two rural lull. Wylie ami Wyllue Vickery h u e returned to then home in I ’nlu'ku after visiting for a week with llieir grumlinother Mr* l.illtan Vick cry Ml** VI vii Kathleen Tillis, daughter of Mrs. I.oulse C. Tillis and the late Fred Tillis of HI. Petersburg, became the bride of Peter Pr ii I Bukur, son of Mr. and Mr*. Peter .1 Bukur of this city, uu Saturday ut (Clin o'clock at the First Methodist Church in Bartow. Itev. Jesse Waller performed the double ring ceremony. Evrry ycai lliuiisnnda uf Florida The choir loft and chancel of visitors rush tt, our henrhes In ac­ the church were hanked with quire that precious "Florida tan.” palms and irilcrsperced with ca­ And although much hu* lieen writ thedral candelabra holding lighted i | ' - ; u - « . / . - r *».. .*«i B ' ^ r ? ” i3 S r.f* 5 K :s !..u h; . A r . ' : L i ; ' S " ) j r c r s o n a l s MONDAY The F irit Baptist Training Un­ ion Worker’* council will begin at 7:00 p.m. with a covered illih sup­ per in the Memorial Educational Building. A concert of sacred music hy the Princeton Vhculogi il Semi­ nary Choir wiil he presented ut 8:00 p.m. A cordial Invhaiioii is extended to all music lovers to take advantage of tide opportti" ty to hear one of the nntiim's uutittndlng male choruses at the First Presbyterian Church. TUESDAY The Daughter* uf Wesley Sun­ day School class v.-ill hold « pally in McKinley Hall at S.oo p.m. with Mrs. A, B S tr.n u , Mts, C. H. Winn, Mr*. J. A. Hu a aid. Mis. L. M. Tyre and Mis. 1 J. Boyette as hostesses. A polled plant sale wilt be held with pioceeds to he donated to th# chuich bulldn lfund. The Seminole High Helms,I Hunt! will hold summer pi adieu in the school hand hall ut 7:!tl) p.m. All alumni ami Interested persons are cordially Invited tu he present. The prayer meeting service ut the First Baptist Church will he at 8:00 p.m. The Sanford Tourist mol Shufflthoard d u ll will hold a coveted dish supper at li:l)0 o'clock ut the rluh house. Each will hi lug u cuvertd dish tu pass, and tnldewuie. Following the supper the regiilai b u iln tll meeting will he held fol lowed by card games. WKDNKS1JA Y The Prayer Meeting Service ut the First Baptist Chuich will t,e at 8:00 p.m. The Executive Committee of the First Baptist Church will hold Its monthly meeting aftei the pisy.n meeting service. The Fidells Class uf the Fust Baptist Church will hold u pi. in. at the home of M i. ami .Mis. Homer l.lttle on l.uke Maikhum Members will meet ut the ■Ion dr at 8:30 p.m. and go out together. Each pet son is asked to I ruig u covered dish. NATUKDM The Boyat Ambassadors will held their nieetliiw at the h in t lliiptid Church at 2:00 p.m. : M . .Jones Honors Sanford Visitors Ml** Dilon Hukn telt lu.lnv tot Wat retislmrg. Mu where -lie a ill visit Mi and Mr* James Basham Mrs llusliam will I....................... us the former Cliiirlulfe True. Mr mid Mrs Dale Hoffman .,i rived on Hiifiirduy to spend some time wills In- mirenl- Mr and Mr*. W l> liiifmiiim ul tlieh hi ou' III Han I.until Mr*. J I ’ Cullen and dough1 > Over two Ic. "Il d I \ oti .i| Fbil "in "prate duiiivt* gathered al III,' Yvunue h ft Friday for liohliu, < > Mayfair I'm tennis court- lust Tlmt "lay night a* guests of the San to spend some lime with her pa nils and to attend the Blip: < fold iiiouic lin in 'i* with lltnrtiy tUi-slti a* culler. Upper left, Hohei I 'lit. hell of tlihindo pte*lderll of I Its* Seminole Indiao A-soeiat loo of Bible Si lio.rl at Khlgeiie-t, N. 1 The lie* nml Mr* II I. / Bn Min. s r 1 arriv'd on I'ridii* mermmi children Menheii n I plain to -pernl sen I al n i k- w it Ii Mary, mid All's A William %in< llet linoghti i mat oil n law Al' incrinuri plnn in lcn*c loiiiurr ii ini *11■» S 11, AI It i i at I 'JUS lor Italtiiniii Mil to spend ' Al * i lie A- 1 hue. Iltnl In i ■■nil I"IO month Brow II. Mr mid M r- Lvercll Iris rimt M> and Mrs J N M rio m m il children. Michael mid .Htcvi’ii. ut .on Mike id l'liuttaii"iiga, I'll" Holly Hill. s|icnl (he weekend with are visiting M l*. .M ellon' bio iter parents. Mi nml M r* It L tin i and ’-islet in law Mi and True ut then home on t'ryst ■! Mrs. I.dwritd White a' then home l.uke. at .' I or, A irii-lin A vi'i'uc. Mr. and Mis. Unbelt M Bow. ■ M i* A Ii Blown l< I ilnlilieo. II of Imlnumpiv'is, I it, I have m lived lo spend the •iilnliii'l inontlls I ’alt* 111^ ^ , 1111*. left J'slerda* I" in Hanford. They a n icniitiiig a' .pend a we, K tu AAinlei lla*en ,ir tin gui Is ul All Blown rno IJUi Magnolia Avenue Ft lends of L M. Will in me will tie giro! to I'liiri that lie i ge'tuig along nii'cl* at liie lioine no 1 ■' dova Dr iv, follow log nil i| ' hi lion, M i anil Mi * I'anl I'erol I 11 anil i>n Bui i , lefl on Sonde t o I iceliold. N I vvlieie All 1“' / ' Id will wmh wdli tin* l i d i r i i l S'al.i Inspection Service oniil Nin i Alt Foul I>nv c y |u i* l e t " 1in lo her hom e in U iliu s II* o '" fr om th r' F ei n a ld L a o g lltin m in m l H o s p ita l w h e n *lie w e ld m i o p e ia liu n . ■Mis, W i ' ilo 'i* along lilcely al In I Is g iitin g liniii> ">i tiler and slcpfuthci, Mi it Ii Itudil and Mi VI i 1 Inn in e t 1ul Ili'ii'1 i. tjlcudu ar.il 11M|l>«"4 w ick' lid lit I *lj ni** t II m ut'd II* in Ii n ** Ih* ij sister mid i.' El.» l and Air * IC J r I 'INI Ito a lio k i Id! u n i id' i n t 'iiiio n tn g llu n Ate* l liii, I . . 1 i i Ii n ha* litu iried ' from *i olmg h'O giuudson Ifudi aid Ni t'.'Oi who was gindtoited hum A| hi in t 11 i i i v i * ii v in ll-l< iii|, it IL ulitli* tn colei tin I invi i -ii i u| I dm ola hr** “• liind in i lain*' i die Ili»ri«*( Iti|f Mi niktl Mi G W VliMittliy, \\)ii> m I i i u -I 11«»1111' f I'tllll N*'W \ «l K, tin* -%| I -s-*• “1f«111h y M t i l t t l h , ItiMI'IIIlM \ ;I tli | lir tly ('iiltiiin, Ki’tty I>*i i k Wilt imih unit Pul I v llm hit, w riu >> ' ul n " Wclcuiin | iunti*” Friends of Mr. und Mrs. Iv I' l.iindipiisl will lie Interested to leai ii I Fiat Iheli grand dmighlci Miss I ’ntty t'opi Infill, of New Hrnyrna Beach win chosen Mo • New Smyrna Beucli of l!tr,2 in u but Filin' hi-mit* contest held in that city recently. She was chosen from a group nf I t contestants in lire Seaside Flestu Festival. Miss Copeland is the daughter of M i. and Mis. 'Ilimrins H Copelitnd of Mew Hniyrtiu Bench. Mrs. 'J'.-H. Copeland is the former Miss Vlr- , P I EH APPLE. STRAW BERRY PA R P A IT, B A N A N A O A K ! W A L G IB E N AGENCY H— M utoi.itii,n.,n; * "> llltl'liil th (i < h i , Hi tll'l i I hr llimit: Mi **,m| vv ill ' lit I 1 ia I t*iiii lli’m " Mull *hi v hrjy1> u Dull i 'nui . B it- i •’ ' ' 1 1 ol lung ' E•. i «1,* V 1 u' 'on f i I ' hi r . N \MI I M (IM M \N ill It Ml *♦ (th !• Ni .1 hum v t ' Ii*- -in iff < % 4,» i I hihU,«i iaTimI a I'MI ■1 1 j J i * h. •i >11 v 1111 ■ I t**i n r i ,11-11*' I Hr hi -I iMiu i ..I i n . Siiti.ilu y i tin- * m)|| i i|, ii 111|i) |T' Are My ,ii l., j r YtAUfT RAJMHO \HMtN HOAJi BUILT THS AHk t A n d m v I'll! I M ( a n a w a y ' I i i - ii i mn e Lius I 'I j I .(111 D i l Itliia i fie ld , dent Ol J A gency Seri lee I I t NI Bt I B I' AIII* - IIKADK0AK1) HM;i, liiinfil lie.idliii.i i d in i hull e id Ililili i olio 1.1 ||<>| H S l ' I r l A I . I'll I M ■ It AS I IN I N A I I ( S i ’ ll I M i Al A I I I It I M i . null pi.nlirse of At A I l l i l lilts I AND IB lX l M\ •I III I I I O N . I nil I m i l l ll MAI L o.NI.Y "" II nil * « oiid leg" lire. Arcade |.sl Ui-COU lent IV1U Package Store I K A T U H IN C J T i l K WHY LKAVM F LOU IDA THIS SLMMl'iHV HKHT 3IU HAHT F I It H I H TIIKHT Coquina Hotel 1 O U M O N I) H K A C II, K M I R I D A Ct l \ f 1 IN IM LAIRfc “ TARZAN’S DESERT MYSTERY” CARTOON — SELECTED B H0B T8 OH! A N D O HI (, U w A y i'lnmci I 2 J3 Hanford, Florida Its 1’iilmello A* enno VKKV LAST TIMES TONIGHT Starring* Brodei'ielc Crawford SANFORD i 1 ' 1111 <»|i hi i • ., ll. »» D. FABItia.I.'H TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY Mtaa Helen Cabaa, whom marriage to Albert Pitta of thla city will taka place on Wedneaday evening at 8:00 o'clock at Holy Gross Cplaeopal Church. The ceremony will be performed by the K«v, Pettier E* K PapaiiaU of I t . Sophia Greek Orthodox Church of Jackeonville. A amail reception will bo held following tho wedding et the home of the brtde'a oorente on the Orlando Highway. No lnvllatlona are being iM M d for tho wedding but all friends of the couple ore Invitid to at-»i».... — • 1 .... i. i ......... I !'J14I I’) S llv ri Vilellil I** J* III t h r u t hu-mit |*i* I )*I I’n riit* i| It* t In u rnl THE MOB DEVILED CRAB ROLL# d m ,........... t•'I11 V Vll Ilf 11411lit| Plua — l.xlest New* and Cartoon ®!>D a . ' V -------■ All »i|< i I I 'elite I , ■ i r ,. g| . ilt i uHih’il fin th» ui t n-it'ii Yvitl' lio ' All I . i hfi i Ui 'I n| ititr tniiili'ti ^lihiidli . ..... I „ " A’ n .1 I " id *. . Mini | n*11»*! |Ui)lil* I In M'l M ’ liifii'ht I ' In in ii I. ■ ill ii \ I nhit wii** i*ti\ »’i »'t| xxilh ii lm r rhil h I i ................ n o d i " " v |> I Ha mitl il* I'oi iiiiii willi I ik I i U i ! I ii | fi i mill i" I ii* i u»l i J'Miirli vuiK -> n I f i ■*iii th* rrvM ni I mfxx I 11tin » i ul *4ln i"mi'I mI I hr I Jihtr xvIj 1141 *h GOOD POLICY Fit'll I'| I list in M ill* Ill'll ill l,| | iiit if ., *i 11* *I <n11*> ii Nil mill** \ llliyi till ni <|| i (| * itkv* it it) li XVllil 4 , I MU r I hr 111*A|' I 11kI I *rN ' < IHIIIP 11*1(111% l*'.l Mlill lli’li l|t | *i I W i ii pi m liu p in llitd i-i lu j ih I ii INK. 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V|11. lo 1 U l.o I W• 111III' o , . i < "i m i I.,. . ■1 Snilloi.l IS, in VI, amt i l ' I J Ail, Mr., Mrs. Anlhuny Si|iiarc Dancers \n* hiAilcd Tti I’am-aut Iloiiori'd At Party a * ii 111 I <>it it I'll hu All mill Mrl.ee lll.lp et ol *r ‘tuicv, Kdithn Clrch tolluwiag «>i ■ i .,ki' Woles -pi ol the weekend willi '( IMi ■*.*• iNIJn\ |Vl|2 I h r |iltl I V W .N' ntioll ul the A lt . Honpilm in Ah- l i i . i p i r - p a irn l. Mi nml Mr. mid M h . Anthony, Mr m<i Wayeross, Ga recently. All H u m l.ee They were uc Mi IChhnriJ W n lh ii, M i and rump.lined home liy their son Alike Mrs. Gi'orge Toulty und who lias been Bin guest of his , M i n . A FI. Kenilall, Mi nod ,A|i Dwighl llu riu 'i and iluoglili Jimmy and le i m otlei. Mi id ii'i lp.irents lm thr past week Sii-an, All mid -Air*, tin ...... - y , . M. (icurge Ii: . I i llil o New Kmyi uu it i a ,, no i Sidney l*c * Inis relumed llei linns, Alt s. A " Ami Her lull' , spent several i\Ii, liet home on Llliotl A*cnile Air* F: II. t'lilluin, Alts. AA'lllii' I Kriirnei, .All's, Ai'llic Messengi i aBi'T Inning an iipenitlmi al Bie and tie Mi'.si'n Uunriie Dtnari. Mr#, Hnwmd Brown of Audi iii aio r Meumrial Hiispllul in Hr Hetty t ’ulliirn! laiulo M r mid M r* Ives now Betty Michels, have as 'In n guest* Ml nml i'.thel A'liung, Bosi'iuiti y Ciilliio B elt) Ann Cagle, llirlilty■■ Mnrtua All* Lilwlli 1 luippell ami -on Itleii Betty Hurls W illluin Call ill'll id High Build. N l lln iire, F.dliu ,AIivliel-, .Alargm." Aon I lei Inilin, Kat hr yn C u lln .i Mr. urni Mrs < lareitre Ito-ner mid Miidied Williams. of r>lHI7 Wnltnihi Avenue, fit l.ollis Aim . Bober I I.mull f til, B. ll Mn . have m rived for a week's visit with friends 111 Sanford They are Hagen, Itlctiatd Yinnig, Jim A|c) ' i ’ , t.i-mgri I iullagher, liene A, slaying ul the Montezuma llo lrl Jidm 1. Accompanyino tiiem os Noali How­ Hold, Hubert Itllim id, ell uf .Uri:i I'ldiiiiiiitlkuii Avenue in St Imulx T O M O R R O W ’S HPKCIALff B RA ISED T E N D E R L O IN TJPB OVER R IC E OR I’holo* I l i’ li.l hi. I to I-’ I >11111II * 11 S In 11 V { • lilffPlIr (Ml (MHMMI—11ll»IHim llrHih BU„ • h H , ■iitiiKii'r IriMiFriuliivv itulf lO.M# f % llr r n h lir r r fr * — n m l J £'? id iih ii <§ HIV riiiiiiiM nml linlli* • • I'lnniifil #mia-rlnIumi*ul I nek f ml! iiMFMur—- h r * |M«ilii(»« H iit ii ij«n« l« N n h ih n t « ii( i, iitirrumlvtl Ri»lrmllit IN hill# • h«ni|il4iii«litt» «ulf ruuiM • llB lIrlfiU R % A ir u * IfM H ilr r r i i i r t — f i l v B d l r , t ifu r iN R l fi • iiir N U — n i d i • plvrlliiti huJ r u le d INEXPENSIVE ADUhTS K » # . / / ^ KATES (I nc Iml Inn llirfu it: chIs) CIIIUIRKN iI MMHit.ii it H M 25 ^ _____ AS LOW AS _____ j * 4 2 5 Bate# without mealg If dcsitnl. r » ru ilh e r Inlnrmall## Hr ll•srrrr■|laa* Writ# 0* Wlr# HENRY M. NOEL. Munager ■ox "H" o m m w n i ) utc.icu. n u m n . t j �* ... . . r i**«r^\ . (' I ........ ............. - • ; — 1 . ^ ' #r f ^ »>1' f^T ' J . ----------------------X i : T . For City Tennis “Gene” Tucker Willi Defend His Title; O v e r 40 Players1 Are Now Entered1 - ............................ — . , -------------------------------------------------------, ----------- .............................................. ; ........ ey Is Midnight Tonight O . D. Farrell Selects Pep Rambert A s Manager O f South Club K c n is * o tro n K A r m ! * ! I . A ^ f.: f 7 7 e iill A r* ' t f 1* ’ ' i *r m I o k » I ----------------------------------------------------1 ---------------— — ---------------------■ By K E N T C IIK T L A IN The deadline for entries In Ihu I By ROBERT %. JOHNSON ‘ ~ lty Tennis Tournament fall* n t ' llanight tonight with tourimy The Seminole County Sports­ Frank Smith, sensational Upto? beginning Wednesday nnd man's Association like other Carl Hubhell, one of th* tooki« catcher for the Seminole Manager Chuck Aleno continued Treadway, on top last week, and •ting for the next eix weeks, the directors In the New York (i lllues, who was spiked on hla sportsman clubs in the state are ). Karrell, one »f Hanford's to la* the individual hatting star om Stringer, City Herrratlonnl with a mark of .402, had dropped Giant farm ayslem, haa ranright throwing srin in last F ri­ organlied for the purpose of director, wnrnrd all tennis on- most inveterate baseball falls and for the Memlnnln llluea this year to an even ..'IDO. assisting In making law* to pro­ rded hla achedaled trip to Han­ owmr of Ihe Areide Package d a y night’s Del.mol • Sanford ns ho maintained his Irnguc dom­ uslasta to lie mire and mall Huberts domi­ ford to see Charles Marian, game here, while tagging a De tect the game, fish and all naturnl t l r application blanks to the Htoie, picked Ills Norlh-Soiith ination In tho all-important runs- nance found him resources of the state. Each club manager of Ihe Mayfair Hotel, band runner nt the plate, will be AINHInr teams with “ no consider­ hnllnd-ln rolmnn with till. Aleno is . Herald before midnight tonight. gather* Information aa to the beat il waa reported by Mr. Marian nut of the line up 10 days ation whether Ihe players in now Just 50 Hill's behind the FSI. l e a d i n g the time for opening and closing the A last mlnuto today, Mr. Hnbbell waa slated, <|Ueslinn lire veterans, limited record set by another r nrford league In hlta T h e former hunting seasons In their locality roeh of entries with lilt to |t0 lo rome lo Hanfard and dis­ service or rookies,' A l l - American star, Huddy l.ake, in I P , , "'hen for and also gives suggestions from brought the Treadway; cus* some business natter* Farrell, w h o ­ g r i d i r o n star he slammed across 140 runners. the various hunters on dosed and ' Week's total to lly K E N T C IIK T L A IN tied with Jack with Mr. Marlon bnt on en­ lms watched tho from the Uni­ open days of the week. This In­ The p o w e r ! more than 40 If tough luck honors should l < versity of Miami gagement In Now York forced i Cade of DeLand growth of base­ formation Is sent to Tallahassee to p a c k e d , With even more awarded to rlnhs nt tho end ol was hatting .331 the former National Loagna with I I triples ball In this locale, the Game and Fresh Water Flsn manager p a c e s • expected the yenr, Hanford will la- among pitching great to cancel lie each; tied with since Ila very In his first eight Commission for them to consider In the team In hat morrow, the top contenders fur prises. trip hrre. > Merrill Smith of infancy, selected games with 13, making the lawe for each year. , ting with a ..'141 Over the week-end the lllues drop­ runs . bntted - ln[ "Gene" Tucker, Palatka In dou­ Cocon Mi,'linger There will be a mealing held by percentage gooc ped n pair of one-run derisions flenfnrd'a men' blet!, with 24 IVp Humbert to and three hom­ the Game and for the a I x t ' •Ingles rhamploi each, nnd second Med Treadway and lost another gnmo by just two ers. Smith wax HOFTHALL STANDING S pilot Ills Month Fresh Water Fleh Highest nverag' runs. This ran the llliio losing for the last tw< & only to Sanford Manager Chuck Robson's 5 2 .714 Brplnccd behind team. In picking Commission I n In Ihe Htntn loop lir a submit! Aleno with 78 H ill’s to Atano's atrrnk to four straight, the sc.-oiirt t h e H Navy 5 3 .825 pinto b y Tallahassee on Humbert, Farrell Ahino Is also th« such dlsustermis skein In 'ho first la application 1 80. Wllson-Mnler 4 3 .571 D u s ty R hode' Aug. 4. to makd, suggested that circuit lender foi ,otrer the week 4H Aleno was on top In homers 10 gnmrs of Iho serond half Hunt-Mercury I 7 .125 Smith broke Into the laws for tho IVp lie used no Imme runs with) Tonight tin- Alcnoinen will try ' end, Tucker will T. K. luexer with 15, hot he has two rivals now Hesulla Friday the Sanford line1 1252-53 hunting, Farrell to simp this ius 15 or two hettel go Into the tourney the favorite il plnrll biller O. Navy 15, Wilson-Maier 4 Instead of Orlando manager Kd lip It) days ago Frank Smith season. T h e 1 ing string and t h a n Dnytonn’r to retain his championship crown. and relief hurlor. Robson's 12, Hunt-Mereury 1 with n pinch hit homer In the r o nt m I ss loners Levy who had 1.1. Outfielder Ed even their twu.lohniiy Imbra in Farrell's choice Kd Cook and O r­ Gamra Tonight Seminole High School golf­ bottom or the ninth Inning against urge all clubs to lando’s Kd Levy. Chuck Aleno for second base on the Mouthern gante series with Cook of Daytnnn hall pulled up ing star George Herndon hna club, Iml listed Paul Eskew of Robson's vs. Wilann-Maler lleljind. get nil inform s-^ the (Irlamlii Sen­ While moat of tho FML butlers even with I.ovy with 1.1, and, ac­ *■<• red the men's singles and Hunt-Mereury va. Navy Kniifonl or Chico Fundora, la>es- were experiencing n loss In bat­ ators when they Smith was spiked by Jack Don In tegarda*1 will he competing In Ihe sil­ luirg, as nllcnmle choices. One ting Aleno was lidding five points cording to lalander fans, the day tile W.imIi Cade, Del.und third baseman, In to their wlsheajf Lake Crrseent July I, I waa toM age tournament. T hl* year the Hanford outfielder was placed on husky youngster planned to over­ ngtun Senators In regulating th o f to his average. nn attempted steal of Home in the hunting laws in hy Henry DouBlaa, president of M t meet Is different, stnre all take Aleno Miortly. Kartell's Mouth team In the per­ fni 111 (Tib In Me­ Del.and’a colorful Hrd Huberts Ihe Florida Wildlife Federation sixth Inning hero Inst Friday before Aug. 4.t plttrlra will he grouped Into Hie son of (Jeorge Kenls. morial Stiidiiiiu I'alatka'a M errill Smith was wrested Ihe Florida Stale that there la an Iniunclton be­ Mms flight regardless of Ihe Any sportsman night. The Hanford rookie re­ at m . imi p.m. "I believe there Isn't an out* second In triple* with nine, and Lea cue halting lead away from ing prepared to bait Iho seining age. desiring to attend and he heard at quired 15 slilrhes In close his H i l l J u n e a, fielder In Ihe league that ran second In stolen bears with 2D, Jacksonville Beach manager lied In these two lakes as soon as It this meeting will have to write In wound nnd will he lost to Ihe club However, the nnn flight will throw like Kenls anil that Is lefthander from 18 behind Ihe arnMltonel DayTreadway during a week that I* started. udvMnre to get their name on the for nlaoit 10 days, doctors said. hare five separate brackets cunLakrlniul, is tin an Important thing that many tons rookie, Howard Teanow, •aw hnlh Ihe veterans out of ac­ 11 seems as If John T. Da" (h im agenda. H silting of men’s singles, women's sch'duled fllliirer fans overlook,", lie asserted. who had stolen 47 bases thru tion for a day nr n« because of I'nrise, lb 3 0 II 7 All Sportsman's dub* In tha U ii Iiic , hinloglat of the Gam* and <> Singles, men's doubles, women's according to III* tnliillnn system, Gloat, i f I levin! ing from mldnlgM Thursday. d pulled muscles.. 3 f) state are affiliated with Ihe 4 Fresh Water Fish Commission, : doubles nnd mixed doubles. th e r u r r e n t Roberts was on top of the pack I'itchlng per­ hut Aleno may Irv to save Iho Snntitrn, ss 5 1 y (1 Florida Wildlife Federation, has his mind set to do thla Mining game by Insetting Chico Corralcs, Clin rules, t f trend, F a r r e l l with a JUKI average, according to Bohn Mean, Herald staff formances were 5 2 Ii 3 regardless. whirl) In turn la a member of plni'ed F l o y il official averages for all games (•' writer, la a newcomer In Ihe a b o u t average ace righthander who boasts of nn Rentes, |> 0 4 1 All of us know that In removing 3 the National Wildlife Federa­ 8-7 record this season. ranks of the Imirnsmenl. Peren­ (■lift on li I s thru midnight Thursday, whereas Totals fa r the weeh al.18 0 (28 I I tion with headquarters In Wash­ the rough fish It will help but look I.aal Friday night 751 loyal nial entry, Charles Morrison, Northern squad Orlando tho Arnold Se­ Hsnforil rooters experienced a All H O A ington, II. ('. The National Fed­ nt the thousands of sport* fish at first instead Will again piny this year. It la Trcen, 3h 5 well of Orlando thrilling hut disappointing 2-1 they will sell In removing the 2 1 .1 eral ion hna hern doing some of Hid Roberta nnleworlhv that the Herald's liny, sa 0 4 and fl a a e n m hall game as Dirk IM soii and 1 wonderful work in conservation rough fleh. Staff la almost 100 prrrrnl rel) Tlmmas, r f who Is lending 4 Hamm Jr. of I ’a- Jorge Rivero locked In a pilch0 throughout Ihe United Stales In If these rnmmerrlal seining 5 r presell led. Shines, r the poll at Hint, ,'! 0 3 2 latka exhibited er's duel for nine framra and crews were paid by tha day to preparing feeding ground and T O N IG H T S K N TItIFH Ford, 2b position with 21 Stinger slated that lie liopnl 5 1 :i 'expertly. Sewell III* lllues were nosed out. Sat­ do this work Instead of hotag 1 mnklng a study oil the habits nf P IH b v it y i i i — A 'ia i i. . v iii* (■‘verge Kenls Votes, Levy, li. ItolOrts, to conclude (lie ton run me nl earlier 4 1 t paid with good flab, that the 7 , turned hark tho urday night In llcLand Hanford migratory birds. So when a I K ir s ! H a l f H a lly llm ih l* ! o Mi'll)!, If however, wasn't over looked as thla ■Uinmer limn In tho past, or (1 anortsmnn Joins hla local dub ha 0 0 tourist* apend million* of dol­ I li- I . f ls H v lv la , llu r a l lliia la r i, dangerous J a x had Ihe H at* 5-1 hut were over­ lltilijjiiun, rf (lie popular Ki’ii-licml was listed H le v l* llo y . i. r a r o ila c y . l u i l l i y . gt least by Aug. Hi. lie expressed ii 1 0 •Iso haa a voice In hla stale and lars each year to rome to Ptor* Ilearh Sea llirda come 7-5. Then last night Ihe * , K e e n K i l l . l>oc IMc Valmiis, |t confidence thill Ihe same number rs the first pitcher on the Ninth's In khki 0 l lad lo ralch, It would be differ­ II national rluh. The dura In the M errill Smith Thursday night Hcmlnote* battled 10 frames iim i i i t a i k s vin* club. Zliunierinnn, n of entries will play In this year’s n 3 3 1 various clubs differ, but ent. with a .1 to 0 shut • out during I srrtiMi! IlsU Hally lioaklM 3>) Meanwhile 1.1 vulea poured T o t a l* ........... Huimnira lloll, Klorbla lllil, which hn held them to six hlta, before Louie Denies passed Ikr tourney ns the lilt that played .11 1.1 10 in Mr, DcQuine has mentioned In cents of each members' duev Man* lo forre in Ihr winning ■ lr> < ii II,-mis. Klla's llasor. Way* —One out when winning run Into the Herald poll over Ihe last year. hla talk* and literature comparing goes to Ihe Florida Wildlife while Hamm startled loop circles run w|lh Ihe buses full. rml.l, I li.1-1r.ri ImaK* HI Hollar scored week-end to bring the total th pas­ the lakes and streams wltF Federation. Thla ninriilng, only '1(1 more by hurling a I I to 0 shut-out ovor Kins Never Dual Hliirn the loss of Flank Smith .Huoford vote cast In Ihr five-day old -rnini» ii vi r , — n inik. m i* DIO Oin 010 0—7 tures, stating that an acre aero of o. land There haa been mm problem lures, j players were needed lo equal the defending champion -DaLand tin | llluoa haven't M a ry .to. Ile u ln m l.m k r . V' Mil ImllnllnB lo 30. Doth Manager (Irlnndii 211 002 1)10 1—8 Ihnt the Game and Fresh Water over crowdoit with cowi is tha aama Mat year’* field. Entry blanks cracked the win H ills . Mil,III H e e l. I .H I I * I l l l t l l l l . Itcil Data, holding them to two Chuck Air mi and arrontl baseI t - Thomas 3, Hhorrs 4, (’arise, may be mailed In the Tennis I 'r l n i s o ii r r o s t , l.ls k t le , llo . k y hits. • > rolllinn in Ihe Consoles 2, Mena, Konnls, Eskrw, Fish Commission will not Hsian as over crowding an aero of toatdr imhii John Imbra of Hanford to the public or the sportsman with fit))- There will soon be noth­ i Editor, ManfoidHerald, HanJim. The year's first triple play •ant I liter games. K ill’ll n t i i v i i ;—a inik* v iii * Rhodes, Aleno. K - Rhodes, Alrno, •bout. That Is the seining of the ing to eat and they will all starve. have revolved every vole cast , ford, FI*. high lighted ami climaxed the O r­ The power hit­ C u p lls . A lw a y s I ’ ses. t.u c k y P t*p . for the Southern team. Trci-n, Shores 2. RBI— Shurea, lakes nnd rivers. The veto taken But th li irintnft to m* la Ilka giv­ o n r o r . T n i* l l y r r s . J o v ls l T r a v s lr r . lando ,1 to 0 decision, for It came ting rookie v . I f playars do not have entry Kenls, Uhoilra, Santora 3, Fariae, by the general public In Central ing a jnnn alt your cows to clear Among Ihe Hi ballots received II,I I I , le i I .loviill Mil r.1 In the ninth Inning, and cnmplatacalc be i wns spik­ Monka I hey may mall in a loiter if-: K i r r i l i i v i i — n im h s v i i i * Ford, Levy 2, Menn. ‘JR—Groat J, this past weekend were voles ed by Jack Cade, Gonxales 2, Kenls. SR—Thomas, Florida waa about DO percent your pgiture and when the pas­ washed out the Sea Bint enclosed with llirlr name, n ldrrns, from Mrs. Ethel Deni mao ami H iiiip p y I 'Is le , M lt lv ’ e M ik e . I k l's ly •gainst the aelnlng, but they keap ture la cleared you have no cows when tho latter and phone number plus the brar- Karl Higginbotham, Standard Oil f l l l i l * . K lii'lia . H ip I t io ir lo . M u m s chances. Shortstop Dan Doy took' Eskew. 8 - Haldanxa, Shores. DF on trying to aeln. to put In It. o ln . Huele !.o n n vas attempting tVfe they desire 4o piny In. When rlialrlhiilor In Hanford, for lied I'ltliLS-eIX. TKHu r ilIIAllo a short fly, tossed to seertndI- M — n / m ih s M il* — Aleno, Eskew to Fariae. Left— Llkew'1m , you j^lve the commerThe Lake Comity ty Sportsmen In steal homo In Sanford I I . Orlando 7. Hit o f f lilting a doubles entry, llie name Koltnrts os the most popular P o m * M iir iiiik e y , H o w e v e r, J- Marker Ike Mena to double off nne dal ••Inara *11 Haw k T i l i t u , I'ro a s W a lk . runner, nnd Mena got the third the bottom of the Valman .1, Rentas 0, Zimmerman took out an Injunction nf the pnrtner should he inrluded. player, .......... .. l o r ’i U lus A p p o llo , Ic m n fiim iiiitH l. H lli k I j I sixth of Inst Frl- 5. SO-hy -Rentas 5, Zimmerman Ihu seining In Lake Coun _ off first hnio, • (III lie, lakes nra cleared wo’hard go •top the sunlng until the court de The insulin of Frank Hnntora .day n i g It t ’s The Senator* won five nf elx a m K . v r i i i i .v i m — a / i i i i h a v in e 2. lit) -Valinas < 1 in 415 Inning* _____t H a in t ln g s t< Aa a Nault ‘ ,ult fish of any kind laft. h cldes fur or against the seining the llemld's polljf K la y e ii, K ie e li H o y , fto m i l . P a tunmes during the week for Ik# game. 0 runs. FFt— Rhodes 3, Shores. program for the county. no ono haa been helIpad O M * a will he combined rn . M ies M o ro o k o y , I'u e lie e p , A tira .I. Over 1100 Orlando fans witness­ best showing so far In tha week Winner—Zimmerman. U —S t i e r K o p ra lio faw commercial fia"nermen Ttave Tel. I with tho voting They are planning to atgrl ed a sce-snw battle between the old “second half" nf Ihe aeeeen. H H H iT ii i i v i i :— a in ik s v m * and Kettles. T -.7:00. A—80(1. been made richer. seining In l.ake George and In the stnnda at Senators and lllues as the score K v s ly ri M a rin , K n u r r Al, Ju a n Undo DeLand, Drat half winner, won •BBO the v iii Ion* park* l l ls le . l i r e II I la Ii I , M l, M m , III, I. y Del,and five of seven, while I'alatk* won changed hands several times all Ir is . T w in k le 'io .-. III,,. „ H im -.I*. ■800 mid other polls I'alatka V I V I 'l l I! VIT ;— A M ilk s V III. four of sla, and Daytona and night. Soilily Grunt and Chico 007 to he conducted • K a li V s llo w , K it e M uol, J im Lceimirg .lax Ilearh took four of seven. (ionxales each pounded out a pair I I I It y newspaper! l l s n i e r . W ill lls y , I I '. u i lln , M r ., I nf doubles ami Frank Hnntora, J 'vlllr Bch s o re l '| i . V on P a n H o. Y o rk l.m l I The l.eeshurg I’arker* and Han.400 and radio stirveteran serond haacinau drilled in Dtons Bch •ru.vril IIA IT:— -llrurk l oiirs* ford Seminole lltnes dropped 40(1 (Ions Hiiougbmit three runs to keep the Seminole Cocoa W iis tM ic li. l- u iik ln s , l u r k Man, five of seven, while Cocoa, under .222 the league prior hopes alive. la i t i l l Tee, lln n itir a s e , |,« « m I I . I h I i I. ' Salford > new ownership, dropped a ll of M r Ky rs le r, J e lr o •700 to Ihe All-Htm The win was Orlando's fifth American League * seven. game to be playFloyd Clift straight and Hanford's fourth N«w York ,iu FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE AVERAGES ed here the night of duly 20. He. Conaeculivr, ao the law of av*rBolton nn TO M ID N IG H T THU R S D A Y age* will lie riding with the nulls of tho holla will daterminn Claud 17 T H E TOI* TEN Laal Thla nines In tonight's game. the starling players of both teams I'layer-Cluh JCUciago a; ('las* AH G II II lilt HH II HI Wash Wash and the managers plus the most Holier Is, Del,ami Meantime llluo front offlc* of302 71 85 V lit) .31)0 1 4 78 .803 flulala staled that they weir trypopular player award. Treadway, .fni lleaeli V 70 2H2 77 IK) 1 11 38 .800 Ing In seek financial help from tho .402 phla 27 Huh.itltulo plnyeis will he Cade, DeLand . LH 73 304 D'J 112 3 20 70 .388 New York Giants and that Gail .384 unladed from lire* next highest Trsiiow, Daytona It 22 R 74 202 114 107 2 47 50 .887 Hohhrll was supposed to be In .884 player In Ihe poll nt Hint position. ml League C lift, Jax Ilearh V 7H MOM 48 108 0 2 81 .38.1 .361 Hanford either today or tomorrow 7U Farrell's AII-HInr Selections Jyti Alrno, Sanford V 70 281 54 B0 18 2 84 .128 .841 to confer with the lllues, llulihell, York K 72 208 75 100 4 21) 84 AVI North Pus. South Kntllh, I'alatka .332 .338 la a dlrectf- * .......... ago V 72 202 flil 88 8 n 88 .5.12 C lift, J. II. Il l l f vy, Orl. I'll lie, I'alatka .338 Hanford .331 A ll II O A lan ds llraeneke, DeLuml I.S 70 281) 77 07 0 10 34 ,521 Holierlson, J. 11.211 Imbre, San. .380 .338 Kenla, If 8 1 1 1 nnotl V 74 200 .'ID 102 0 t i __B7 .410 Moatrnnsky, DeL.HH Fundora, L. Robertson, Jax Ilearh ----.838 .333 Eikew, 2h I .... 8 4 4 f ’delphla .440 Cmle, Del,. nil Aleno. Han. T H E LEADERS: Ituna, Cade D2, Moatransky 8.1; lilts , Roberta 110, Rhodes, c 4 1 0 8 Boalnn ,40.1 Dunne, Del,. C Fnni, Orl. Treadway lltl; Hit, Aleno 15, Levy and Cook 13; Triple*, Roberta and Aleno, 3h 4 1 0 3 Pburgh .257 Ttanow, D. 11. OF Mhoroa, Orl. Cade I I , Smith (I; Dmihlns, Smith and Roberta 24, T’lrtla 23; Hill's, Treadway, J. II OF Thomns, Orl. Aleno 8il, Hnherls 78; HR’s, Tcinow 47, Smith 2D. Ilrnsrkc, Del,. OF Kenla, Han. IlnlHirts, Dol.. I* llyrd, Man. Angel, .1, II. I1 Sewell, Orl. I Pennington, Pal. P Vlrkcry, C-D NORTH SOUTH First Base First Base Lloyd Swain, former Semlnolo Robert*, DeL. . ... ... ph Mehool star pitcher nnd nxC lift, J. B. ................ Parli Han................. nlnole Hluc, wna traded by the Pollard, D. B.............. Rerand Bom 'and Hod Hnta teat Friday for Second Base Imbra, 8en.............. ...... - ..... Bd “ righthander (leorge VicBrewster. DeL. The southpaw fllnger, Shortstop M. Smith, Fal. In, hurled a alx-hlk triumph Fundora, Leo....... .......... 2» Renner, D, B....... .... .... 8 • the Orlendu Senators for Balogh, Cocoa ....... 4 Rucker,' I). B. Bluet to open thla seeaon and Brady, Laes..................... t Tho loop laadiug Kobvon'a Sportfind a 3..1 record for Sanford Hhnrlatop Daskalaahia,, Laai. .............. 1 Ing flood* auftliall nine will faeej Rondermeyera Fal....... releaaed on Mny IB. Doy, Orl. - ^ ................... 1 third place Wllaon-Maler Fur­ Moatransky. DaL........ Third Bom With DeLand the niture Rtore team tonight at 7:30 iller, D. B............... Aleno, Ban. ...... 84 Swain won one p on the Lakefrtmt Diamond. garte, J. B.................. Catcher game and toil A in. l . 0:0(1 p.m. the red hot Navy Mallard, Fal. . .. ........... 1 F. Smith, San..... .......—..........24 two to give him opposes cellar-dwelling Hunt* Third B*ae tan overall record rluh Mercury. Cade, D el* -------- ----- -----Hhodss, San. ............ — 1 of a*B for thla Navy la In arrorul place only one J. B, ........ - .... ...».. Outfielders ’ acaion. K w a l n half game o ff the pace nf Rob­ Young, M. flmlih, Fal. ............ .......... Shores, Orl............. 2» (was the flrat of son'*. Wilson la a game bark In Catcher Collins, Lees. ■three Bemlnolo third place and the hapleaa Hunt Dunne, DaL. . .. Hughes, Coc. II lu e playera nine Is in Inst place 4 tt games off Robertson, J. B. Thomas, Orl. .. Swain who* haa 1 Outfielders od tha pare. rant, San. ... Irat half pennant winning tg Leal Friday night Roheon'a Treadway, J. B. .... •rile, San. ... ate. .... ..Shortly »tly after Swain broke a tpo-way Ito fee first Tasnow, ft. B.............. Rhodes, San. ... tlif llata, Fred Cavallaro, plate with Wttoon-Maler when Pawllck, Laaa. Aar wna released by Ban* tlye • pertlgg goad* nine m a te d Rahov, San, ... and caught on with petard to • tl-1 Triumph ever HuntPttehoN t tu t weak outfielder Ted Merrurv. 1m m and Pennington irlY .- D, B, T/.tv ... 1 1 Il Orl, rn w m aold by Sanford to were Ihe winning ballerina. L San. .. Meanwhile Wilson fell from th* Min.. ' i San. Inge to DeLand a Inn apet to third place when the Pannlngton, Pal. ,*..........— Callough, Lm lin, the last place rlalng Navy club scored JB run» lasqua, ft. B..................... Onullak, Oil, on only ala hlta to pound out n filler, DaL..................... ......... Zlmmorman, Orl, I■s,**•*.«•)«•*!■•#•*••• IcCrlckard, J. B. ................. nil hat been generally labeled 15-4 vtotovv v over ovor the tho for furniture Valmaa, Orl. ......»iUMit«»itiiA*. ^ ..i as» • " w»*aa III luck" pitcher. storemen. First baseman MeCJiUN totaon, DaL. ..... .. yiokarjr, CoowDaL. .......... T •lammed out « threo-run flrat In utgal, J. B........................... Rupp, Coe. ........ .......... .......... Aleno Is Only 54 KBI’s Away From Satiiord to Play Buddy Lake’s FSL Record Figure Orlando Senators At Home Tonight Is Lauded By Pan In Listing Local Boy In O u t f i e l d a i! .. BlueH Lose Rookie Flash For Ten Days Sportsmen Huhbell Cancels His Trip To Visit Marian Corralcs S e e k s To Snap Fo u r - Go me Blue Loss S k e i n f m Volusia County Kennel Club; saw «w. iS Vickery Traded For Swain By Bed Hat« All-Star Balloting Robson Wins Over Hunt • Mercury To Regain Loop Lead S S mfrwm1» for the sailors. This Week IV 372 J I- IH ■ l FORD rj. • • -t .. ■ 5 | M"&.V A l i i ra and Butler. f k f l P il* * s« ju w 1| Drumro v; * "gjgu*.-...... 'I \V T m J B Y ItL E w#n « lutson, Pal. ............. . ........... ranger, D, B.......................... 'amm, Pal.......... ............. ...... a, DeL. ................ Maatfar IM g I AH MW;"' n My * - *,*i 84) «!tit*w-inH,tt * ^ M ***• i m wl ; '.cf l \ iW ' '»,C> ..» ■ » .r . u ,**• ................. ,». Baa. \ u- •—.*>■•'>.*«.... .r —. | !" ,;1 Charity IH lIIH M RRh* iC hib Amon po*a»e-■■»%•,<••.«• !•)*«,*• '*w>i see* •••> N»«-f*-■••• 1 8 iL.4U f.•Tr'wt ’jffTr AUm . ,k T r i* * '; b - u x iii " ■FM ATlW ils Klarmann, Orl................ ......... Rambert, One. J t ............. ..... ; : Managov V - ^ 'i Sf t^'sswwwrJPSJ1*- ft �'n *\J VENETIAN Fuel or.V BLINDS Prices Hanford * only Vcnrtlnn Itlind Manufacturer, offer* you complete nervice fur I 0 DK. U T. DOSS DR. II. McLAULIN ciim oPR A C Ton HOURS 9 (o 12— 2 to fi orroMRTRisr .103 Atlantic Bank Hxlldln* I'honc 7 U 11.1 Mngmilln • Belaying • _ ItrriintliiK • .... Hrpnlnllng • Cleaning FREE HOME TRIAL! F re ., M nrO H O l.A SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLINDS Phone 1152-W t ’« i* l< le t. *20 Went Third Street 1130 MI iMKOOK AI'll PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TELEPHONE'S ISO and 1071 — A O M IIM I. T H U fv fs lO N H ith t e t ln l am t tM .in .trr GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE *iMmf*»r«t l i f , I'h rto t IIM The 1!Kr>2 Docile Wayfarer 1! Done Sedan Delivers in Sanford % 1 . a M2 EAST F IR S T PHONE i T I to o f i l l , I'rt . i u l t 1'“ wait* on Motnlay .. I'o illrlR pla ce ( t w e e h U m* h o li r a b :flO p m All H tiki lifted n -llh lfi Hie orrm ta r* e •re wi l l t ie , p» o In of * m* n rn nnd elec int* t ’U j i ' M k ' t 'ih It reMldlliil It * , uuU -f lu roie in thl a *•I i*r lion A i^tiallf led efe^Hip , • .1* fl nr d lilt U h t Ida S o l) ru 1 u i M i i i .T jA .ir li kts A* t hti iioii ' ,in . pl f ,T,~ I l f h 'd under In v lie In T n R 9 ANFORD H ER ALD Mon. Jim* 30. 1932 Pag# S - »'» * I .I ) the Cnn*H!iiH-in .1 and st i t i l l ee n l F I n i I d a a n d n h o I * llkli l a t i l l o tv 40 i i n i h*- I m i « m i n « o - I d. 'll •t w t •<«*« M5 Cl of Florida HlntUlee I ‘M l w l i f r t h e C l e r k n f I t i c f i f i t i i d t 1' nit of S'«*mI1no 1e t'nun! y FI irId• Jam ea fvv H •1 *1 er 1 m-m «' l i e « l n n t i ' h e e l ri wt t Q U I C K RELI KP tr le l H *I S h ite and that v* e intend In reals- >a|d n w tiie p t ii k iii a n t I n l h » K o fm * M»e F h t l t i o u n N a m e H ta h ii# to 'I.A Y T m N V d o ih I ft it ■ S o i l f i T i i * ra n i t k . f i ||.tir.| i FROM P R IC K LY H I AT r funiH# i r e h * f v df O op Acer F i r r i r i m a > %n i l i r n %i. S 'o liie lu l i e t e l o i; I . m i |m I H o l e 1*011 III r tlo ii* it i m « Fla 'K M lltn h -f It*. 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It HfJ V| i f N U l | o f :u s Hu* an i : . IA'^al Notice J A M E S R. O U T A moc, SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS !il9 Flint First Street Plume 1011 ;! Use lly Ruy (Joito OZARK IKE • F u r K rsiillM 1 hf fiiHiii* Inn re lft e»»i*lr in all IN ant hU (tttMlelir«l In I lie ^anfnvil liefMhl t I |line I tie pr r Mae inafrllttn :l ilotra Hie |ier line Ineerllnn *! ilmra Hr i*t» llwt liurtiinn p) iltrif« He i»ft fine (neertfiin 3e prr line for Nrnvlv I nntvm-l F h r Muni* In I hr line IliMihte llafe Pm tllark Fur# U«p* PHONE IIS *Vr» i Nil* filli l*f •rrepfed m o Ihf I'flfph.Mif «*i nienimrendum • hern# if |m»r nniwe I* liatfil In Ihe leifiihurif hunk. In rrlnrn fne tNli wrennon«d#*fl«H Hir m lirrlU rr 1* rt|ifrlrd fn put lirnnipllf. In nnlei fnr *»e In renilfr llir he«« pnaalhle m rtlrf, n|l Nl n<H Id* Mill■>! hr in «i|t nf Ihe ii m Ike *lnr lirlm r imlill entlun l*i#H«e ntiOft m linnif dtalel» H an eiiiif neiura In iu iii mi Nl r eNiomV lir rfipn«*l»i|f fat Hum h hi Ih o m i o I ln«et> THE SANFORD HERALD I I I ' I d 11Si i n M ’T S ri:iu s... \t Imiti.', |tiiyt..im $.Wi wrek, I'lu. tux. willimil Until I'liiiiti’ Siiiifnril Till l I n |i n ' ...... r>iii|'li' I'llB IT IV K I.* in* rliil.lirn ..| I'l'l.. Ml > Ni.l.l.., i.|r. Myrlli* Avi* *4 Y'il II i h u Hii .' [in t .-nl ' ni l L'Jft'J, IjKiu vn *'.:'Hi I.. H mi ... nr write U'.x I It I, lirii.'VH, 1*1k LOVELY It ...mn r iill.iii1 nhhnl. HI I Klin Av.> A1IT1FLFS F o il S \ | . H noon (Nrtl lltnphpr U ffti Hound an ii Oak ►ft hno f fi 'in iH iiln i' iJ S P F l I A L SHU VTFFH — 12 I I I H IIIM 2 ’ofifi a»*| atnl fi’puir work r Inn.»lt* K 1. 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N r. ■■■■'■ ’ V -VIIIleu s colt HACK —1 Ini I*, nil |I.MI U N I I III Inni ..'In.1.1 yn.nU. nl | i’li I Inn'll,» V.n I'niilm l Ulmn II,ink nl I 'ii I'nlmelln Avi» Knlvnhnii Vm ih SVV'I I* I nnlnln vlui.H (nr xHln .1 ( I 'II w.it I Ii, I(.■it, 'lull A vr NI:vv i ft A i|ii,.,l.'l l„ml, | | lint ’.m il Uvlnnule engine Mit.ilei * 0 ii ft Tr.illm I ’ r 1p e I Mill A I.n Tlf« F ii « k lilAellllM', i.n.'iiniltlr Ulinne 1070. Bny II. nl, I'm |,nl llmn.'i Ulllln II.,' I WAN 11.0 I'f.K A N ( III I UN II M U. m i : s v n i i u i i i n i it vt n I— HKi.r wANi un S i'l l I VI.S I'lill1i|i. I nrey V.lie.I.M Sliflng 1 i.ininn Sntlliy ^I ft per 3(1. 1,1 lit title 0:1 pi I All 'Jin II, A - pI.n It HI. illy!» fl.V l AOVKKTISINO llnnk Mnt.ltex Applu.l l.v F«perl» Full or I’nri Tilin' llii: IlmK I'nnnn In ailvmii ' Iluiir Omnii T.illiel, I'nlltlnnl llnnk Vln'rln-i Hi I’l'l V VII In nil I'Hluliilnle. in I'lu i Mil A Mn pie Ulinne 797 (ilatnmir Olilri. S . nn *, II .II liilllex, nil Blini’lnnl .* si«■ , .lie ,. Ill nil.' I-*i• •■ tin. lei m ill log IlnttPHt lilt.' in llir i . Mini i' Superior Mitleh I V , 7ftI *1 f* (ireeOwmul, Cl.l.nyn, III, III scrumi v i uviiiu.it « n il. I t'BMAOKh lly Kreaky, Wnil. Floor noil Flreplar*. NPTW uiifiirirliiliP.I I li"ilmnm M. fi. IIODtiKH ■parltnent— .ertened pnnIi. rnr I’hnne |2A noil, utility room, urmitul Ilnur 40S W 1.1 HI inO.OO per mnntti, I 1 Ii n n e O FFIC i: HUSKS nl half price. ^IHOrt Wn, Deklnry. -9 W'OUli W AN I UD Il' iilllifilllv l eflnlnheil like new. I in W. Flrnt TIm Furolluie I.AItO K furnlilieil 'J-Iip.lrnum BABY SITTKH, M r., Falkeolieiy, WA NT EXTRA varalinii money Ufllller. Chilli mil Hi,, ntlj., xml hllr« Apt. Apply moinltiK.. 11100 W. lient refereiirea. I'lnine I'JI.'I ,1. III.' nl i i Cf In Silllfnr.l I'm met. Ancltoll, (lilnlidn III wny every 10— Buxinea* flpiiurliinlllrH - III F lT ItN IH H FI) iw i room npt M'"1',1 >7" Olymplr (Tom-1 Uiiilny, 7:10 pm Until. 115 North .Tmniiilne Avn Mn«U„n IJim. Anterim uml FflB SALE SI,,i k xml etpilp Bin,.ter | HO. B oll. ItNilln A ulmpplmr lliclil 111 Tnp Null'll ti'ivl.'i' .In TH E Working Man's ( UKDKOOM fiirnlnlieil Innute, op Television *07 W. Ini. Phone pliii'e fm new, used mnl reflri lino. Ilnve HOiitln'l i,|H'tiiliy in, m ply $07 M bkiih II h Ave. I .lied fnrnlliire fm the rninlile'' ntdn In refliar. Ap|irn»lnuil«lj Inline. Bililgel I'rlre . Teleplpiti. IIKOII will huiidle. Cm. lx- fi I ROOM furoUheil apt. I ’hooe TBAVFI I SK Kxtenelnn Boil* ■28" I ll'fi 'III.' Fiirnltiii .. Center— 110 nanred. Cnntiut Jeff lln vi«. tn I OH". Krnkarik (Haas ami 171-W after OHIO pin. Weal El r*l. Klghlh and Pink. Point Co. N IC K frimt h«<lroom wllli kllcln n !B7 iPrWIleges, i!ia W e.t I Mil Street CABINKTH, S k h I i , I I i i u i n . Biiofing 12— S PEC IA L HUBVICEH — IV 11 l. li s r ANI I FOUND — iu " ‘ywood, Air Condi Phone BKO-W after 0:00 p.m. latino, Phone 1447. MAC'S Electric lieivlce Moved temporarily to rear of I«00 LOST— Block lilllfold Thureday S BKDROOM furnlihed pottage Caoiphrir* Cabinet*, Orlando Hanford Ave. Electric motor re on lake. Couple with rhllilrrn on Fir at St. Contain* 1940 car lliwuy. winding. Television and radio title In name nf Lewi* Avery praferred. Uhtma 071,W. »ervlce. A* near lo you as you* ELECTRIC Refrigerator. Good mid 16.00. Keep money return GARAOB Apt. oofwrolahAd with' telephone It)]. running rendition. 170.51). Flni111It* tn Hernld Office. the exception of refrigeretoi Ida Dmite Gna Co., 2lfl Cant 1st LAWN MOWEBH ehncpeneit. fit LUST. Ilm lgirar lovo bird. Blue a oil atnye, 700 MeltopvIlTe, l ’h. cycle* repaired. Hhuinnn'* .110 with grey wing*. Howard. Phono lt)17'H or 83.1. E. 4lh St. P I A N O B— Gulhraneen, Hplnat* P3IUJ. F U B N IH H E D inaulatarl 4>roorn priced from $010.00. include* 4 Karago apartmept—clean and tuning*. Term*, trade-in*. Ku- BAMBOO B I^ U Y S -'tiru iiT s iiu n r. LUST; Blown fi'im.li, cnlllo dug. ug* and floor coyaring* of Anawvre to the namn t* roomy. M r*. Fomwter, Phonr der'a Piano Store, 1200 Myrtle. inyte, Plaatic, Aaphnlt Tile or "Urowido". 1110 Holly avu. 412-W. For night appointment* call f.lnnleum. Free cellmate*. Tele Crawford WHIInm*. 1208-W. phone 1426. Thn Furniture Ocr " ' *----- ■ ----------- i-------------------■■ 'J — Haal Batata f p t Bala > 1 T L X EDO. FEEDS. Complete line. I-VDIES wrl»t watch. Dlann tar * 118 W e.t Flr«t. Studded In white g Runt'a .Tuxedo Feed Store. A BIO TW O STORY HOUBB gold hand. Reward. Conti B IN ETS Formica lop*. 0. V.F 2 khady acre* Juit ouliida City. PEAT. Hu*hel or truck load. 600 .Woodworking. 612 Banford Avr Ilerald Office or 338-J. NWe porch, g ai, *l»cUlclty, wa­ tlaple, phone 1290. Ahnne 809-W A 1468-J. ter. Price and tarm* to m lt. LOST: Red billfold In McCrory** Phone M0, Store, valuable peneri, driver’* READV Mix concrete, Sanford w i x n Ann k i a t i M i llcenie, money. Pleaae return R A Y M O M I) M. HALL, tUallor Stone Tower Induttrle*. Phone All raaalar I n a t a J290, 10& E. Htl. Ht. Phone IM0-J. H. ill, UldhWyaiaar A'lUkclale ______ ______ CDl.DBBOItO PACK ADR . bouse. Very reaion< E V E R Y T H IN G for Tho hulhlcn FOUNpJ^Siuall weed culler wllb STORE rnlshad or unfurnlahed, httw ' ‘ Stone Tower In d tu tiU *. ■A »«»• w , I M I t , CPU ,ni' _________ 110“ KTItOMIlRIICl Rtrlnm T»bi" non si— » Ht. f -------- ii 0W-J. i ti.y "* x ) a j ft. - •: , r••’ Y; ■ ’ h ■ m. - -.!V- 94- �A - ------ . v ' ------------------ - H e a t W ave Triplets’ Daddy Admit* He’* Wed To Two Women Wife No. One Sees His Picture And Arrives To Collect Alimony NEW YORK oft—A proud father’s caw triplets brought hltn (rouble Sunday — He had to admit be wasn’t married to tbelr mother but to another woman. Only two days beiore. 26 • yearold Salvatore Kcarnsti bad been ■ happy man when a woman listed as Helen Mingey Hcarnati, 28, bad three girls. I I * blithely gave pictures to the newspapers and basked In Ihe pub Ur acclaim But Sunday M ri. Mary Coialutio Rrarnatl, 27, showed up at a police station. She had seen hla picture in Ihe papers. The proud papa, sha told police, waa her husband and the father of her 4-year old daughter. They were married in 1847 and separated in I860 — Bui, she add •a , they slill were legally wed and he was under court order to pay 114 a week for the child’s support The district attorney's office de rided not to lake action against Scamati, a garage attendant. But it advised Mrs. Sctrnatl sha could apply for a summons charging him with adultery, a misdemeanor " I'm going to make him pay for all this, she vowed Scarnalt (old officers he also was the father of another of Helen'* two children And h* asked plain tlvely: "What did I do wrong? My wife won't give me a divorce and I love this girl How tan you say 1 did loinetnlng wrong?" 1'ri.m I ' l t , t t „ i million perkoni swarmed In Iho clty’a dottn Lake Michigan beaches. In St Louis — weary from five consecutive days of temperatures above 100 — the prospect was for more of the same. Sunday's read­ ing was ina, marking the 2Mb day of 80 or higher this month. Twenty- M v ..{.-sons have died from cf feels of the heat. Dut in Malden, Mo., the mercury climbed higher — hitting Hi8, the top mark posted in the U. S Weath­ er Bureau's map. Kansas City stayed in the weather hot • hoi with a top of 102 It was lot In Cbanutc, Kan., 103 in Nashville. 101 in Wichita, 100 in Memphis and Toledo, 80 in Columbus. 88 in Cin­ cinnati and Oklahoma City and 83 in Des Moines. Thunderstorms struck New York City about midnight, dissipating the threat uf Immediate hot weath­ er. Brief but violent electrical storms lashed Western New York from Buffalo to Jamestown, snap­ ping power lines, unrooting trees and blocking several highways Similar storms hit Washington. O. C., and various parts of Mary­ land. which has been hard hit by Ihe hot spell Winds up to 03 miles an hour swept Baltimore and in Ihe Chesapeake Bay area Other storms struck In Ihe srwa of Pittsburgh and In sections of the Southeast One rain hell es tended from Ihe Tuscaloosa liir mlngham area in Alabama across Middle rind Northern Oeorgia and over most of Northwestern South Carolina. The rain did millions of dollars of good to heal imperiled tobacco, peanut and melon crops A serious water shortage threat­ ened In many Oklahoma cities if Ihe hot dry weather continues Cooler areas today extended over most of New England. New York, Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Eastern Dakotas and the Pacific Coast ft was warmer along the eastern slopes of tlm Rocky Mountain*. Ihe Interior of California ami in laiwer IluHton Parley Unlicensed Pilot Of Plane Facet* Inquiry TAMPA A Tampa plane pi­ lot who probably saved the life of his wife In a crash moy have same explaining lo do about flylug an unlicensed ship. Raymond Valdes Jr., and his wife Anna were hurl when their small twosealer plane crashed Sunday on u takeoff at Mullet Key In Tampa Huy. Witnesses suld Valdes probably saved his wife from serious In­ jury or death when he threw him­ self iu front uf her when the plane crashed inis a tree. Milton D Glrlon. supervising •gent for the Civil Aeronautics Aglhority In Tainpu, salt! records showed Valdes had not renewed the plane's certificate after It ex plretl May IS. I a »k u I N o t let* h o m i ii :n n r i *i nt.lPATloji T I I U H T A T K <>K P L O ItlD A Tu T D K AKTUM N A M E D D R IEN DA N TH . i l l I R K T I M I H T U - l» D D A N IR IJ t "H it D A N IR I.H . I lls w ile I f a l l * * s m l It 'le n d I l l ' l l it h ll u n " ll h s lrs . ile v lC M . Irf It I• mill (IN III'H . with Souther-i family connections headed u ticket which run on a platform pledging affirmative ac tion on civil rights proposals Gov. Paul A Dover* of Massa chuselts, the Democratic keynoter, left no doubt he hopes Ihe party splitting civil rights Issue can be compromised Devers suld he thinks almost any Demorratlc nomlnee can win In November He included In this. Sen. Richard Russell uf Georgia, champion of the anti • civil rights group. While observers loft some room for naturol optimism on the part of Devers. Driscoll and Kohler made It plain they think the Iteodd lean* have some corn row hoeMg lo do before they can reason­ ably expect a victory In November " I don't think any Republican la going to have ail easy chance tu win the Presidency this year," 1 Hint a n ) m i'l ->ll iir r s u im . li n n s n m l 1c u r p u ii'tln h i- i l u l i n l n a by. ih r u u u h n r iiin lc r th e m u r a n y u f Itis in o r h a v in g u n y I n t e r * . ! in a n d lo Ih e la n d h e re in e u lig lil lo hs q iile te 't ; W I L L I A M ( o i. L I N H *n»t C U 1.I.I.N 8, h i* w ire . I f a liv e and It r i.a it. ih e ir u n k n o w n h s lrs . d a v l• sa t, I t a a ls e * a n d a ra n le e e . an d a n y a n d a ll p e rsons, fir m s a n d c o r ­ p o r a tio n * i- la lin ln e by, th r o u g h nr a n d tr th e m or a n y o f t h e m - o r h a v in g a n y In la r e s t In a n il lo th e lid h e re in • m ig h t to be q u ie te d ; a . B. l l l l i x ’ K a n d ---------- I H P x K , h la w l f * . I f a liv e an d I f dead. Ih e ir u n k n o w n h e irs , davlaeae. lr « « l- » « a n d a ra n le e e . a n d a n y a n d a l l p e ro n *, f i r m * a n d i- iir p n r a llim a r U lm * ■ h y. th r o u g h » r u n d e r lh * m n r a n y o f th e m o r h a v in g a n y I n le t S tl In a n d to Ih # la n d h e re in a n n e h l lo ba q u is le d : SI A l l V K. r t l i a T O K a n d ---------- E IIIH T O H . b a r h u s b a n d . I f a l l v * a n d I f de ad, i h t l r u n k n o w n h e ir * . d a v l* * * * . l e g a l* * * a n d g r a n ia a * . a n il a n y a n d a ll p a rsn n s, f i r m * and c o r p o r a tio n * c la im in g hy. th r o u g h , o r u n d e r th e m n r a n y o f Ih e m o r h a v in g a n y In la re s t In a n d In I I I * la n d h e re in a o u g h l lo b * q u is le d : a n d a g a in s t a ll p e ro n *, k n o w n n r unknow n, w ho la v a n r c la im In h a v * a n y I n ­ e r t * ! In a n d lo i h * p r o p e r ty h e re n a o u g h l lu h * q u la is d ; s a til la n d f i n e a n d h a ln g In H e m lm d * C o u n ty , f lo r id s , t u - w lt i .W e a l H a lf I W H I n( ih * N o rth w e s t q u a rta r. IN W U ) ft « f • a c tio n ». T o w n s h ip SI H o n k . J S te w a rt M. D oane Police R aid M ade Died F rid a y N ig h t On Bolitn A g e n ts Stewart M. Doane, 81 yaar old residsnt of Geneva, died in the local hospital at 8:60 p.m. Friday after a brief illness. A resident of Geneva since 1884, Mr. Donne was born Feb. 21, 1861 in iiaraboo. WIs. He is survived by one brother, Arthur Doane of Grncv*; *•••'* •>!«"»* Mrs. O. P. Mathieux of hamoru fend Miss Kilt'll Doane of Orlando. Services were held at the grave­ side In Geneva Cemetery yester­ day at 3:80 p.m. with Rev. Hall, pastor of the Geneva Baptist Church officiating. Pollca Chief Roy Williams led a mass police raid on four bollta agents in the City over the week­ end resulting in the arrest of three persons snd the collection of uioie than 1180 In cash. The biggest raid was carried out Saturday noon at Burch'a Grocery- B ti. j Ave­ nue, when Chief Williams person­ ally arrested James Monroe Burch, 26, while he was in the act uf counting his money. Cuba books and record sheets were found in hit possession as well a i over 1186. Mr. Burch was charged with "poeicsslon and tale of lot­ tery for money.” He was turned over to the county by Chief Willleins. Simul­ taneously, police were carrying out a raid on Burch’s father’s store, 436 Hast Fourth Street. Joseph Burch, Sr„ was away at the time but police reported evidence of a Cuba lottery In hie store. Earlier Saturday morning Jasiah J. Thompson, 77-yenr-old Negro, was arrested fur “possession and sale uf lottery tickets for money." He was released on a $202 bond. Friday morning Lillie Bell Green, 50, Negro owner of a store at 800 Maple Avenue, was srrested on two charges of pos­ session, sale ami share In bollta tickets. She paid a $404 bond for her reN-d-e. Mother Of Sanford Woman Buried Today Funeral services were held at 2 00 it. m. today at the First Bap­ tist Church for Mrs. Delia Morri­ son, mother of Mrs. A. B. Tedford, who died at her home! n Jacksonville Mrs. Morrison lived in Hanford nl one time, moving to Jacksonville in 1940 She was born in Poca­ hontas, Ark., Nov. 8. 1880. She is survived hy two other daughters. Mrs. Vera Bell of Jacksonville and Miss Lillian Morrison of Washing­ ton. D. C ; five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The Rev W P Brooks, Jr., of­ ficiated at the services and inter­ ment was made In Evergreen Cemetery. Truman Signs Polities I I a a f1 * a * 4 ll «mia<.»4 S'ruM P e a * Heel ference that the GUP faces an up lull battle In November no matter whom the party picks for Its nom Inee. Democratic governors generally said they were confident of victory for their party in November. But they shied away 'at predicting who would win ihe nomination. Elsewhere Republicans squared off in convrnlion preliminaries at Chicago today, exactly one week before the bed for the muln go— nomination of candidates for Pres nlent and vice president. Sen. Robert Toft of Ohio flew In Sunday night from Washington, delayed 45 minutes by a storm Ills chief rlvul for the GOP Presldrnti:il plum. Gen. Dwight Elsen­ hower, booked a Jay of rest at his Denver headquarters Their representatives met Sun day nigld with GOP National Chairman Guy Gahrielson In dis­ cuss procedure for seltllug dis­ putes over sealing rlvul slates of delegates Accord on samo things was rcuchcd but not on others ami another session was on tap today. One point al Issue: How long should coib side argue at tha hear­ ings opening Tuesday before the GOP National CnmmittecT Previ­ ous time limits have been a half­ hour rarh. A committee spokesman said the conferees agreed lo call contested delegations In alphabetical order, prss and public and send the ar­ guments tu a closed session uf the committer for a vote. Left unset tied was whether Ihe hearings wunlit he televised. The contests Involve three con volition voles from Puerto Rico, ;m from Texas, 18 from Florida, six from Uniisiana, four each from Georgia and Mississippi and one each from Missouri and Kansas. A siiahlc chunk of these votes could Up the scales In a close fight for nomination. The Associat­ ed Press tabulation of delegate strength—based on avowed and conceded alignments for the first ballot—shows Taft now his 480 del­ egates to Eisenhower's 4U7. Nomi­ nation requires 604. The Texas delegate dispute is the hottest. The pro-Tafl faction, In an 84 page brief for the hearing, said the Issue Is whether Demo- Page H a t, R ventinn which nsmed ■ rival elate favoring Elsenhower. i g ra m days of healed debate. Ih e ap­ proved total was $3,731,205.26(1 be­ low President Truman's original request. Tha money the hill would pro­ vide is separate from regular bud­ get appropriations It would sup iatlnn* already considered ie fiscal year starling Tues day, or actually made fur the Just ending Democratic absenteeism played a major role In the surress of the anil • administration drive tu cut the fund. Only about too of the 230 Democratic members were present for the voting The biggest cuts were $243,993,000 from foreign aid nml 05 million from Tennessee Valley Authority funds for new atomic ixtwer equip­ ment. The House voted $6,031,947,750 fur foreign aid next year — S1.­ 917.853,250 below Ihe President's request. Cuts were made In funds for military uid to Kuropc, the Near East and Africa The House sliced $50,841,250 from technical assist ■nee to Ihe Far East, reducing Point Four aid for that area to $07,783,000. The House upheld a committee cut of 568 million dollars for con­ struction of air bases, mostly over­ seas. The approved total was |1,200,000,000 In all, the military con­ struction program for all three services was slashed $805,008,600 to $1,485,000,000 tu begin u six - year program designed to double atomic energy rapacity. The government's vast program of erunomic curbs expires at mid night tonight unless President Tru man signs the watered down con Irols hill Congress bunded him Leaders In congress expect hlin to put Ids name on the dotted line, even though the measure pusseii by Ixtlli the House and Senate III sjK'clal Saturday sessions Is far less than he asked. hTe fact that the bill survived a strong drive In yank all its teelh was considered a major administration victory But tm the possibility that the President might not sign the meas­ ure — even reluctantly — Con­ gressional leaders readied an emergency resolution to continue the present law long enough for Congress lo tackle a substitute bill. The cont rsolegsil linnltuo.allyf The controls legislation, finally worked out In a lengthy SenateHouse conference, would continue federal authority to regulato wage* and price* for 10 montha—through next April 30. But It would make several major changes In the present defense productlnn act. Theso changes would: 1. End rent controls on Sept. 30 except In lucolilies whose govern Ing bodies vote to extend them lo next April 30, and In certified crit­ ical defense areas. 1. Tote out contrail aver credit for consumer goods end for con­ ventional bousing loans. The Fed­ eral Reserve Board could restrict housing crtdlt again if Ihe annuel rale of new housea started passed A cheron Lee, Breckenridge Store Is Remodeled In Meiseh Building At .lax Conference M a rk e t Oher laws which ware passed by the legislature of Boys’ State were a measure to establish on aeronautical safatp commission to supervise the jce?r,<r—tlon cf air­ ports throughout tha state, a bill making "Dixie" the official song of Boys’ Rata, and a bill to mike every driver In the state take a driving test every two ytert. A measure providing for popu­ lar election of tha game and fresh water fish commission was in­ ti oduced by Representative Speer but was not voted upon by the legislature. A bill for ItguliieJ gambling was defeated. One of the highlights of the week was an addrrsa by Governor W anen which, said Representa­ tive Speer, consisted chiefly In an apology for hla administration, emphasising the fact that the gov­ ernor It not the only member of the administration and that he Is unable to be responsible for every­ thing which ie done by It. The boy* were also addressed hy President Doak Campbell of Flor­ ida State University, whose talk, said Speer, was "short and sweet". The boye rose every day at 6:3d, had five minutes to get dressed bef°ie roll call, and then were givm 20 minutes to clean up their looms. They ate breakfast Im­ mediately thereafter In the Universlty cafeteria after which city or county caucuses or meetings of the two political parties, ths Fed­ eralists and ths Nationalists, were held. Speer, a Federalist, reported that hit party was victorious in the majority of contests. Most of the boys voted a split ticket, he said, voting for the lies! man rathn than adbeilng to the party line. year On Friday the last day of the ptugram, the inauguration of the governor and Ida cabinet was held uml the last session of the leg. iila tu i* occurred. That afternoon girls arrived from all over the -late preparatory to the upsning I Trade at the tnaiket, he pointed out, was greatly henefitted hy the growers south of Sanford who helped to supplement the market with -rt-ah fruit and not available here in sufficient variety to take care of the trade from October through March. Another factor, showing the in­ creased volume uf fruit and pro­ duce suld thruugli the Sanford Market was the new 60 foot truck scale which was installed Oct It , 1961. Total weighing* through June 26 amounted tu 11,820 com­ pared to 4.224 tui ihe same period last year, un incicase of 7.696 weighings. Mr. Andeison estimated thut 90 percent of the weighings were perishnhle products, and were Hot all from the Hanford Mnikel as about 16 percent of the trucks weighed were from markets and fruit packing houses south of San­ ford. The trucker wnnleil to lie Alterations and remodeling of the sture apace occupied until re ­ cently by the Florida Power and Light Co. in the Mt i n h Building is now undei wa> in preparation for tire upeniliK ill late September of u ladies ready-to weui stoic, it wns ulitiouliced today hy Her■si .'.nobson. ........ . In c owner of the Meiseh Build­ ing, and until recently a pm tint in the II. mid A. Store on Sun ford Avenue, Mr Jui-ubson, iner chant here for the past 26 vents, has promised something "excii ingly new" in a indies appal cl store. " It will be very modeln and up to date," he declaird. The elltlir stole is being temudeiid. including the fiunt amt window i. the >»il lug is being lowered, and new all ilig is being installed. M i. Jacobson recently sold Ills Interest ill the II. and A. 11,-pai I intnt Stole to his pnrlnei, Belt jamin Katr. A W. I.ee, Jr., chairman 4. Ihe waterways committee of tfl* Seminole County Chamber cs Commerce, uiid Forrest B reci.firidge, manager of the Chsmbct, will leave tomorrow for Jackson­ ville where they will confer v ith \V It. Harnett, president of the Barnett National Bank of Jack­ sonville, nml Henry Foim rd of Hu t'. S Const Guard concerning the la te s t development ill conneddon with tlm proposed SanfordTitusville canal. K C Mel.ane of Falstka, piesl.i.iii of the McLain- ironwork* and interested m t tie piojccl, vrili accoit.psn Gi Lee ami Mr Blackciurldgr lu Jacksonville The pos­ sibility . f organizing an activa yioup io back the project will be discussed, Ml llieckentidge said. Taylor Coininaiulery To Meet Thursday sales tiuni July 1, ll,rough Oclu i>*r. Conversion nl tlit- foiim-i fruit packing house nl On- west ,-ml ,.f the market I ih I.Iiui - nml o| Hoauction building Into stall spnii-. »ill iiiiik<- nine iiio i #* stall-, avail­ able, hi- lb-clan-.I. I.2U0.000. The present rale is l, Ino,000 3. Retain Ihe Wage Stabilization Board but with limited power, and to make the appointment of Its members subject to Senate con­ firmation The board would be de­ prived of its authority to make recommendations In labor disputes unless! he management and union agreed to ask the WSB how much of a wage boost might be granted in a dispute. Somet hi ng Need Repai r i ng ? The of Girls' Stale this week. himI « Governor's Hall was held I'lld n evening attended by tlie 242 gul and 344 buy*. The hull wn» In Id > the Student Union lluildi.it- >f Florida Slate University. . . . 'ty ctC o cv of Y our T e le p h o n e Directory TELL W H O C A N D O IT! recent pressure put on Isolated Weal Berlin by the Communists. WASHINGTON o n - Secretary of Slate Acheson will meet with the Auatrallan and New Zeeland for­ eign mlnUtera In Honolulu during early August to put the AmerlcenAusfrallan-New Zealand defense a l­ liance Into operation. The Blale Department said tha three foreign mlnlatera will meet consider matters concerning the iplemcntation of the treaty which went Into effect April 38. Air Force ( C s a t la s M re a m l* a g a O a*> Uon of contract authority or credit. The vote came after O'Mahoney ■aid he wanted the Air Force to attain the 141-wing goal by July 1, 1861. • Thl» would be one year beyond July 1. 1864—the dale that the Joint Chiefs of Staff and military UitaUlgenee expert* say Soviet Ruaala will be able to launch a lutUf-ranga atomic bomb attack on S Under the three • power defense allowance, Ihe council la to bn created to direct Joint defense ac­ tivities In the Pacific. The Hono­ lulu meeting would mark the first seasion of the council. Republican senators, ■including Bridge* of Now Hampshire, Fer­ guson of M lelugM .M d Case of south Dakota, questioned that the House would ba willing to accept vernon F. Vin e y a r d , c .p .a u d ate-Houae committee, tu t will Just differences later, a$ GEORGE H* WILLIAMS, JR., CJ».A. ...a n d operate it for a nickel o r lets an h u u r.* Furtherm ore, you'll be amazed at how cheap you can operate added appliances: YOU CAN ADDS TOM CAN AD»$ »0R ABOUT *TMII AMOUNT A MONTH DISHWASHING....................... AUTOMATIC lltONiNO. . . . AUTOMATIC CIOTHISWASMING BEDROOM R A D IO ................... 8CWING MACHINE................... VACUUM CLEANER..................... And so on down ffia Hit. J V o w o /u I .20 .23 .10 .20 .02 .03 lu to lo lo to to .30 63 20 .30 .03 .10 /e r folks in Florida use mors electricity than people most anywhere else...it's modern . . . I t ’a efficient... It's cheap ...ic fives extra leisure for VINEYARD A COMPANY I ' ! 4 � 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, June 30, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 30, 1952. 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