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Me T « « e O’Se* Fillet of Mest.v WG TAILS POLLOCK Tender PtG FEET WHITING tt. 29c Tim«* O'flin Drwwril ib 15c $9c Frown Food Specials No e ju ic e IE JUICE 4 pkg*. 5 for 4 pkp*. L a rg o P k q ..M . A M .t AMeihgWMtar, ■ifljHtr Washes! IVVi i ......... Lb Can ih C illf .'^ E w n T od • llmiilm • DoodartiM • Dtolafcc* H m o r n Stain* Trri* dMden TUnturn ’ L * r x * Ju lry M b : P k r W*MuletItam ^7'I , ^ \ i u u x >«<. i m *;tw •-ox. PJm. Hand Clatnar 7 [W U O ■n» i’SNi L~?. iL. .1 W | i ! '• 1 : - - - - - - - - - - - j - i . *f i• • - ;V ' " t • ' ' > > 4® ■ ’-y * ■ *1-1./ ; f y - w • H I i $ :> fS S r' ■' ' • w t j !V ’ > T '. PSP? wm ■'•*-\445jb • 1 �®i A ' •' I T Y O U D O N 'T TH E rectfro year Hanford ttsrald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M-. please tall Y B LLO W CAB 1414 Cnntlnurd hot and fair through -Saturday. except u rhanrr of Unlitrd aflrrniHin thundershower*. AN ' V O L U M E X X X X III Edliiblbthcd PHIS Murray Says Four Issues Extend Strike I N D E P E N D E N T l»\ | | ,Y N E W S P A P E R SANFORD, F L O R ID A m WASHINGTON '* - James R. Carey, leader of a CIO union of electrical workers, told senators today that a rival "Communistcontrolled union" survive* only be­ cause of "deliberate, active asslstJanco and encouragement of big business." Testifying before a Senate labor ■ubcommltlee, Carry specifically ICttsllssM Oa P its KliSII W. A. Bailey Died In P alatka Wednewday W. A. Halley, 82, died at OrftO P-m. Wednesday at the Glenndale ^Hospital In Palatka. Rla daughter, “ Mrs. 8. M. RIChard, Is a resident of Hanford and his son, Alvin Bailey, Uvea In Lake Monroe. Mr. Ralley was born Aug. 28, 1880 In Arkansas and has lived In Talatka for the past 40 years. Ha waa a retired building con­ tractor. Re la survived by hls widow, Mr*. Carrie E. Ralley of Palatka; hla daughter and son, Mrs. RIChard and Mr. Baileyi a atepson, Linton L. Howell of •Palatka; a step daughter, Mrs. Pretmon 8 mlth of Jacksonville; four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. funeral services will be held on Saturday at 4:00 njn. at Penlel Baptist Church with Rav. Hugh High officiating, assisted by Rev. C, Paulk, Interment will be In Panlel Cemetery In Palatka. O Sanford Herald Vacation-Pick I' f a ■alter hew far away I frtqa how* jom may fe m year eaeatloa you eats readily catch ■p oo the home tew* eewa by Teedtag the Sanford HereM when you return. Ye tenge with y**r ea igh Charlie Ms. i maeager, by 41, to base yynr i the HereM • Te yen ere i t ■ad to yew i I* i extra weekly j entitle eD to tola m . Nit. 'l\2 Pennsylvania iPresident Truman Delegates Eye Calls For All Out j i Taft And Ike Civil Rights Plan New Smyrna Beauties Visit Sanford Company Report That 1; Union Shop Alone Holds Up Settle­ ment Called A Lie i f Assficiiilrtl Pri’.'is l-cuttcrl W ire F R I D A Y J U N K El, IHS2 <1 • By WILLIAM (1. SMOCK PITTSBURGH 'A t- President Philip Murray of the alrlklng CIO ^United Steelworkers told hi* policy­ making aldca today (hat the union ahop laauea la only one of four obalicle* holding up settlement of the 12 day-old ateel strike. Murriy. who nUn head* Ihe un lon’a parent CIO. declared Ihr ateel wage • price dispute hat became a political football. The illvery • haired labor lender told a Joint atrategy session of the USW Executive Hoard and WagePolicy Committee: » “ I do not profe.u to know how ^ong the xtruggle (atrlke) will laaf" lie was given a rising ovation when he said It la his purpose to "carry out your mandate and the mandate of the laat convention.*' lie referred to a resolution adop­ ted at Ihe union's convention last May which urged o scltlemrnl based on recommendations of Ihe Wage Stabllirntinn Hoard. The WSR recommended a 2fl-renl •hourly raise for the MO,000 CIO Steelworker* now earning an aver­ age of between SI.IW and S2 an hour and also called for n union shop In addllinn In Ihe tinrn shop, Murray listed these other Issues •s blocking n final settlement: l The sleel Industry's Insistence on a management clause In any new contract. Murray said such a clause, defining management's rights, would allow companies In tiaunch speedup* 2. The nuoatlon of seniority. Mur­ ray aald It S Steel Corp. wanted all seniority questions resolved to Hi satisfaction. 3 Incentive pay. The labor :hlol declared tl. S Steel Corp. also In­ sisted on Its version of Incentive. 4 The union shop Murray said Ihe industry falsely gave out Ihe Impression that the union slp'l* •* ihe only Issue Re called lhat "a .plain unadulterated He." • When Murray mentioned Sen. Robert A. Ta ll <R, Ohio! and Gen Dwight D. Elsenhower, both can­ didates for Ihe Republican presi­ dential nomination, hls audience booed lustily. Murray said Taft should have more sense Ilian to press for a court Injunction under the fall Hartley Art. Various members of Ihe audience yelled: . "Whal sense1" and "llo ain't got no sense at all." # Murray called Elsenhower n "me loo-er." hccauso Elsenhower sup­ ported Taft's declaration lhal Ihe Taft • Hartley Act should bn In vnked bv President Truman to gel the slccl mills hark In production W E a IH E R Ge n e r a l Entertains 70 On Gettysburg Farm While Taft To Greet Them Later Fierce Red Attack Is Driven Back By U.S. 45th Division President Tnkcs Is­ sue With Southern Senators Over En­ actment Of FEPC B.1 The Assnrlalrd I'rrss Pennsylvania's 7't llepiihiirnn llv ED ( REAGII convention voles, a key-lone in the WASHINGTON T President Party's 'election of a presuleiMiul Truman called Inday for swift nominee, had a plcnle dale today with one top eonientler ami a ten Gen. Nam II Says U N adoption of an all mil rivll right* program backed up by "Ihe full •alive appointment wdh the other Is Not In Position force and power of the federal Gen Moiglil Elsenhower play*, government " host to ihe Pennsylvania delegates To Dictate Tcrnvi In probably ihe -Irouge-I -tale at hi' IX’.i .o re farm tieni Geliys men! on rare relations tie has ever burg P.i Ihe general ' chief rt l\\ M ilo I M IN E D made Mt IToman took sharp Is­ val for the tit>P inure s,-n Hubert SF.i H I. Kore , l- E S lath Ml sue will, Ihe leave It In Ihe stales Tuft of Ohio mil \ iMmi 11*m•ps hidriv stn;hht‘il liilt'k approach taken by some leading confer with them .1 rtMinlrr .ill i« ktm* Ftimrsi* Ilrcl presidential candidates m bulb ma later time anti lui11ulion on .1 l humpy hill Jor parlies place a* w*t un n\i\s* *m ihr KnriMii wpdi'rn irnnl Me declared in * speech pro nuunced Finhlrr liomhrr> l.mk> »mtl nr pared for commencemenl rserrls F. t ' e nlioucr's Ijllrry mnri.ir li;irrni;r% hrlpril os at Howard University, a Negro shirt sleeved nut ti'inipH of thr IK dh and 17?iHi Mum ms! notion A bevy of New .Smyrna Beach bathing beauties, accompsnled by ■ 4a Photo by Henry Jameson tng is his first tmnl.H hi,1 «%i f!t«* i'hini"»u off ihr "I am not one of those who feel Mayor Itruce B. Sweat, visited Hanford Tuesday morning In the Inter- Stemper. Chamhci of Comment TManxger Forrest Hrcekcnridgr, nii.I farc in face meet­ vcmtiil 1 1it1I2 nf thr <t>mmandinu lhat we ran leave these matters est of the “Seaside Fiesta" bring held at the Beach this week. They other officials. The motorcade flijpn loured llm business district with ing with most of hdl vvpNf of ( Intrunn <$rt*nr (»f up to the stair- alone or that Ihe Pennsylvania wVro greeted in front of Ihr Chamber of Commerce by Mayor W. II. 1 nturh faufair before leaving Iheeliy. Ihr hnltrit w tr artliin IIM.h yrtil we can rely -olely on the efforts delegates It fol­ Ihr chmyhhn%' ivifh thr help ol men of good *1-111 lows a pattern he of plnnr> tank' >od artillrr> won set in New Vork "Gin federal government must thr Hntifhrrn kttoh nf Hill T in a Pur leythis live up lo Ihe ideals professed In hlondv 1 I hour daun to dnik flkltit our Declaration of Independence w e e k offering rim 1 Nilnv him-elf for i|iies and Ihe duties Imposed upon il hy Eisenhower Ihr rhlnrtr rotirdrr .iltarkrd * tf lions on cam nor I’ouslllullon iiliMiri I’NNftdlv 1$ n r hrfnrr dllUll pnlgn issues in hopes teplle: "The full force and power of vt mild cement pm Eisenhower Knd.iv Thru fl.irrs anil ilium in the federal government inusl stand 11 1 tk c kihrlK >hov‘ «t| thr Mri|q vvrri* alignment' and win over the oth Ihe protection of rights masNliu: mi 1 ktinli him 1 thr \11i«'«l behind 11((rillmipil On IMiir I'I mMI ers lirhl knoli Taft « . i ' turning his full .iit«*ii Fijthfir h«»inhrrs tnd athllrry Hull today to Delaware's 12 mem her delegation al a farm near mil inoit,11 fin kipl Ihr VIh Ih off h ihtnrr Ihrrr h»»ms I hr Thimilrr tier delegation at III Vtl hlMslon hoops ih It krd ihoid a farm near Wll •lawn and uilhdirw .•ffr*r a hravv 'll I n g I i, n Mi' •ll»N4* 111 fi^ld plan' rail bn a Ihr I htmdrrhird * ifI,«« krd a^alti 1 JACKSONVILLE '.f Florida lire toil t i nt Ion hi mid affi f noon util took Ihr ktmh ' economy has rocketed III 111 >enr*. swing through the lldl T hr* noiiltiM'sl of I'd i tillin' \ r»T1f*’f " M l I' (if till* ht'mlfh '»f the II S Department of Cnmmerer Middle Mlunlie iinp"ii.itd hill* Ntiiriiiin unit la d fi . *i. niim i ' i , ADMitarlaiiY. ami reporlrtl today Hlates. with visits S.ihmhiv I hr Mrd’* havr lu rii 11 v •1**t t- <»f flu* m**\v19' fur mo*| HllWilliam A. Dunlap, dlGrlrl man to delegations Ip ili 14 f" n l ikr Ihr*m r\rr ini r ft*1 I l*'ihh*‘ M"aMh ager, repurled a survey which V i r g i n i a and T h rir uih I'fdldnu: In tndirair ■,r ih*- sin*-* of Kim hi •* met nt I hi showed sharp gains In financial, Maryland as well • 'hr fi^fil « ih (I d stall n| a ftrd agricultural mid industrial lines ^rjiiittuli* l|hfh Sehciol vetteritny* as Pennsylvania nffrirdvr, hiii'Ii aa Ifirralrnrd hv Ih Flunk (hilllmnn r«Mmrl«*4l InThe repnrl gave Ihcio figures With the eon • ’mu mi in 11 >1 drln*alrs al Ihr Pan veiilnm ,| I , ,, || | with 10.11 figures last: •la\ \ pproxnuafelv 7f» mmole miinjnm Irurr »alki Bank deposits $344,300,(XW In 12. three weeks off •••un lh»* H emitiHm of Dlntrlrt No fine al Kiulilh Army II n r I 072.418.(XX) t t«l(rvitlril thr mrefim* Th«*»# rrp(illy ^ at i 'hlni ♦piarlrrN \%tuilil Rprrnlntr mi Ihr M'-*'ttfri| lh»* nine hrnlfh milt4 of Employes In manufacture: II. «'» neither Taft iiiramn^ of ihr ^Irpprd up ai linn 140 to 87,418; Ihrir wages til, lit*"4#* I'fllllllii'i, nor Eisenhower Thr Arinv Ralil AINril fioonq al 319.000 in l 2tfl.2M.non Tlir •tlhjr' f fill ill ' ll «<t(nn of has Ihe required fin| vole ntninrilv IN WASHINOTON. Ilnuse Mlncittv I,enter Joseph Martin d r . nf M e u . I irknf hriwkfv mi all 1'hnrs Retail sales: $Al4.iA4,ooo to |2, seweil lip Tin- As,,,Haled Pie,s •« iif"i* n. i '»a • “ The U.'.tlDi AI Mooney ham of Orlando, dis­ edi'trtM, warms up some ravel, bn o e hi ('hi,-ugh in duly Hep Mmlm day laluilullnli, pegged to avoweil aoil flrroi ••llirlif ’ 9 1'lnr** Hi lh$» School trict manager of the Southern Bell 028.400.000. potrtl lor Ibis pblttt r vhoi llv atier lie w r named pri mno-ot ehnlrmad Wholesale *sles: 1929,889,IXXI lo I hr\ U‘d vlrmu! i Insr up wiip|Mirl Ihvilth f,r**irrn»n ** l’h»* \ ••»•mllon eoneeded prefeiener- shows l ift Telephone Co., has been tiansfor. of Ihe Republican National Convention, ( /nlrrnnfbmnl Sontirtphnln) II omi flL'hlrr hotidirf , 111 if laid ■i i i.lilr* 4asi| hv f11 *}mtltnnn» I'd Elsenhower ;t;i2 red in Jnrksnnville where lie will 12.001.004.000. Number nf business firm* 18. I tint |s why "aeh vote eommaoil'- i^’di’ lor Ihr mornnif llimrr .liiiv Mi, ,« ’V 11 it9ii le- a responsible exerutive In that m .. -i-h'tol 2<XI to 91.200 allentlon A bloc uf ||u l|,, o.ial •hoi» n| h'lmlmid Mod ul iriu1 , , |4 »• 4t.ll ( If f M,l wee, office. Life insurance In force $98.1, In PehiisylvaniM Mohigai, ,„,t hu;hv\ a) npplv lim -, m \ ni fv«• ,!, ti, tluGi 1lx |xlx« It IM." 172,IXH) lo 11.IX)t,081,IXXI Maryliind ...... kiioik a *, . *i, H I (1--t.|,< Wit M* 11\i ,’Md' i . t .1 Mt New run,struct lull 121X1,Jixi.ixxi In '•n Mil*-’1 i tol mt*inlt v lilt V*' nouilnaltou battle sky h,,>h ],, fHIHI.700,IXXI fait I Imre «.i' eniisiiieiuiMe tam uno (vtM t linn- * |*ri s111«m Mtt ,» 1T m. 1* 9 ’ ll •ir ‘ ' r ('1*. (ungiaul Effective buying power $1,011), of roullllon of Ibo-e three talc . hill #int In i st at u n t i l .il i/n ! Ktim M'4 1h** •41*,p*m> iLili» v it,.* |,ir •Kfl.fXMi lo $.1,420,321,000 Mil 1III IM>l •i *111I II 1lllfll Maiylaml’s G*u riieuiluie \|, Mill •I u Mt fm i h** *Ii HeI i « 1 •*1 Go Health Value of farm products sold Kelilm pledged In- -tale's ;>| mi,.. I h r > k l l l n l *»/ < hini Nr in u ipitu* 11,”mi • Ifi**i IGi "*bi* a 480,1.10.71X1 lo $338.810.01X1 • t|„. ,’hiM. *hr par cut Ib-rmiin E pi in, i|,nl ••( Oil the first ballot as , favorite mil i n n thin hi |fi*ff |»l.itn«iiiv ,iml » mii Five local hoys, all of them hub Value of livestock and Its prod r o p h n r i l 10 siilun.ii h m r U' iiin l*» -on eamlidale -aid Thursdav night <‘ G*p*a 'it ivr I(| «JllltllllMt’ 4*11•I Siquinublimb Selmnl, wbn > mil school seniors will leave Juo ucts sold: $18,0(10,000 to $83.72I).IKM| ,*r,Iv *b,- fa'll, , ,,f RiiIh’I ' and '"eh negollallints are under way (MMI ll.Hill mrlhllll s .$21*1 I INMI It,in h* ,i I' It r«|in*ar igh" •* . rh«* thrmr J. A. Mooneyham of Orlando, Trade with foreign countries 22 by bus fur Tallahassee Ei nii1 M»u i*. but wbn b i1 v,*,I Wlei the first I,aHot MeKeldln Is i!.i loir t*»f|>«*«111«*s •>! tit** mi*rtlnvr allend Ihe Amor,ran Legion lh>>district manager for the Southern $91.881,(XX) to f281.000,000 NiimIId i Mlinl I .ink mf mil > I the fur 9. •iv ,, -ml uf i-iim ntul nib i »>i ali'l believed able lo swing IM tu ;<u ,,f Mi \|ilwr** Stale al Honda Stale unlver-in Midi Telephone Company since Internal revenue collrrlioti* (big •onh't I ' i i e u k l l l n l mi u«Mimlri| i’s •he Marvliind voles 11,iiu*i'll *i f"i biiniln'l" *,f glut,' tImi* ♦hr health nod •I•• n *• havr ju.’ll, has been appointed special ■gest jump of sll-WXI per rent) next week, -lodge Douglas Sli-n fill \nutb» in tin- nil'll. « *i • li* Pennsylvania Gov .Inhii tin, i hiiir a * m » wtrikr i» Ilril fairlifi "fflri*-ot prr **•*•*••I l>, d<* Mil* hd» representative in the Florida man­ L97.073.IXX) In 1314.000,000: and strum, chairman nf Ihe Fust yi tu-Mllv —•b**ti'd t,y tin* M*ui' \;♦ ered 11I'll wllti euiilml of .1’; 1*1 Pruo 1 if $8aIt siMllhl'J|>l <•F I ' Valium nii! • ............... hr «• h ► irhM *,pnn y ihlr. «i Buys Slate innimillee annuunii t "'!» "nia's fil voles said be b nl ,mi ager’s office at slate headquarter* slate revenue roilectlons: $08,318. this t| * » N nf fhr m M < mnriuini.1 I imu |iu ii *I ('hit, nf l-'liiMitu ii, " iIn- Famorning Ih r/nillomn >itn| I h* «dh*»r (XX) to $274,031,000. proposed any 1 slide gel bigelbe, of the company in Jarksnnvllle. I ri.nn/tiJ lii’ mf irifr\ ini’ii nsi fl tbi* V t - a i in tbi* *,11,11* Bucked by local civic oruanu < llti-i p" ikrr >4 i»l**o •Miullllfll a t tIII 4 H 'tiillnitril <»n I 'H g r l lu l H I Huinuierfield Mnbigio lie will ha surreeded by John Till* ui'w*. ,uiming ju-i Infill,- A11hm lions, the following boys will rep Thr health mf firrl * a( •lie V4 I-Gp nallonal eiiiiiiidtleeiii.io i|e I’. Evans, Southern Bell group resent this section nl Boys Slab Fnllmr*’ liiiv, was ri*ielv«-i| >••*» ellned lo say what he llillik- Mn h "diiiilun wi'i'i' mhtrr •d iron manager at Daytona Beach, one Tommy Speer, notary; Wexlev tnrday by Mayor W. II H * m[n-1 Ulan s uueiiiiimllleil votes 33 out •**•**|y hv .lantr * I tVam|Iaw, Jr., 1*\ M. If ut h of the cities In the Orlando dis­ llamil. Lions; Sammy .Incnhsun in n iulrpboni* nirisugi* fium Mon nl a inia| ir, might do M|i t h»* mir Mr i; it 1$ M. ti trict. Elk*. Inc Hutchison, Jay ere* ami ard llirki'.k, prrsidnnt nf tbf oi \ | * »1itutrr and An Assoeialed Press .one, M. 8. Moore, Orlando manager, gniitinthiii, wniidi id It* >"iivim •* •fh••r , thi* sarir i4t iiim- •.« fir If Terry Cordell. Klwams sbuu, Pennsylvania's delegalmn Iteprrsenlalivtcs of the Civil Air will go to Onytnna Bench as Judge Slenslmm's l.cgmi, com l,*<n ,-Mily nrst munth ill llub' dlvlileil 2<l for Elseiihnwer IU r,,i I M'til |*1ii ii * fm tin idr-ti i tint * tt* ffi||ir'**'ht riO'l Ills* «-|*ak 4 h\ group manager. All appointments I’nlrnl from Miami, West Palm miller Include* John Kaiier, Mat k I li ad Counti y Club, flllnlido, will *|*•Ia* If"* t-shohlri Beach. Tampa, Jacksonville, and N Cleveland, Jr and Joel Field offi, ially ( Oiifiu tb" lioiun upuli I 'M ami ,12 following Fine In »*f I Inn I h i v I m i ii m ii m w VVt'l* mi hi I* K • are effective June Id, •"Mieial *f|s*#'t|.wifin f"ll"'x**d ill-* Michigan, if seven for Elsenhow jiI ( It*' Hiinfnr il Elk « ( ‘I'll* In Central Florida will meet nt Ihe Mi. Murrti* Miif- i f f|i■»• and mM ai»rre«| Tmt ihe Mr. Evans, a native of New wing headquarters at the Orlando i Approximately 330 hoy* from I'tiur tu tin* <idrrthm, tin* \p Cl six for Tuft and .1.1 I neil I,, •»IK 111. it* t’Mithriu h* l>n I IliuLrm til'll inrrhnif *»f the ift»r had Orleans, la a telephone executive air base tonight to make plans for |Ihrniighnul Florida will ntteml Summerfleld's aclion h i*t lu| III, • ' Xll 1 9 1 ’< | f IJ11 * I |inn*| Club unt out iim-Htioiiiniiii* hi's'ii h itrrut 4iit t r is. Ih (Jnill whose career dates back to 19311. Ihe entertainment nf 27 Canadian : lloyx Slate They will he Infnrmcil Elsenhower gels a elian.e l„ II m jnM^riun will hr |< t ^ 111•«t loan aid The A^RorlaHuH |a to He advanced to positions of In­ Air Force Auxiliary cadets who of Ihe operation of the slate gov to civil' li'iidi'i* tlirmigboul tin make a pitch for Mlehlgiii, support •iMth’l M l 11iKI'lllh'il Iiii in '<* <I $i «•« 91»r*’*• times 1$ v#»iu , i ’dating creasing responsibility In New O r­ will visit Florida In early August, ernmerit by Governor Warren stati* nxking for numiimtbin* Snlurdi.y Me will eimfer will, •>••»•, Ifl ro tiprr nt ian n Ifh Ifownnl Mayor Hti'inprr, In 111* irply. Michigan delegates and parly lead Dmorii? th*’ itifia* h'-filth huit**. The leans and also held assignments Lt. Col Forest Breckenrldgc of the member* of hls Cabinet and head* MtMmi^h, rhnlrnmn nf tin M * nf various Stale agencies, will hold |ioin|"d out Mint Mr, Muni* iimu ei- and deliver « major speech lirxl merlini: lw odirdnlrtl ft#r in Alexandria, Shreveport and Air Patrol announced today 111**1 ml Srivirr rMinmittr*1 »»t 7 If* elections, and will enjoy a rrrrru to Hniirord 30 yi'in* ago In ,oii In UftriiH h ptrmhd'i HI thlVf«*mi Monroe, La. Prior to hls appoint The Canadians will he entertain , lion porgram and Ihe lurtlitlcx of nri l ion witti o'« lot k tomorrow ni^ht ti tlm Mn a luiunly vv |*1 i ment at Daytona Beach In Janu­ rd In Sanford, among nlher [mints Demnerats. rue.iriw hilt* add a it i«‘ 11 in I Hull Park, V M C.A piojin't nl whli'b In few more delegates lo l|„*ii July ary. 1081. he was manager at of Interest In Florida, said Col. frred by Ihe univnrslly Thr Am«*lm ill l.i’ixlotl will pia Boys dale In Tnllidiasxee is a ivorkrd for »i»vi-rnl yciiip, lu-f,,.** 21 ( bleago I novel,hull ||-| |,„|„v Jseksnn, Miss. Ilrcrkrnridgc, who has been nam­ portion of Ihe nation wide program *nl"ring Mdmnl work. vnh' Flat; tmnor and Mr. Mooneyham, who leaves ed Project Olflrer for the enter­ enrrled out by the Aiiirriruu la1 It w m stall’d also that Mi Min­ lb III t o u n c e tleuf and a J i vole lf(tO|H No. it t II fall d lo, ll"V Sroiltn Arkansas Both .,1 lions af Amriii'fi, will havr SroutH rat Orlnndn after 21 years of servlca tainment. The arrangement Is pari glonl n Its effort to Inrulrulr m ns bn* two sons. Bobby, a lilgii « r""P rniivriihuriH here, waa nrtlve In civic affairs. of Ihe Civil Air Patrol cadet ex­ Ihe youth nft hls counlry a spirit m bool stiuli'iit, unil Ernl", win, at firJ’ mi ryifiu th** iilm* flag's o-o'il hy tin* Alexander Sr.,Hit uf Sanford has Fniiclful Tninian\ mimys rim nation piiot to thr |nrr*nit *»r»«* He began hla long telephone ca­ change program. Mi frrrnrr recently 'riven erl a citrus m ill nf responsibility In Inking part in t,-nil* .1itnini lligli School, Thumlny M arl n puhri< «| Last year a number nf Portu­ the operation of stale and national and Mr*. Mnirl* have often Inki’li reer In Wilmington, N. C. After J Im 1*11km C'Ini* i xtriulu a tonllul t.ilur which I. tlie only thing uf riT»ly two years In Raleigh. N. C„ he guese cadets were entertained in government*. into tln'ii home lioya needing ti«*l|> r,n« r»i* liHik n Ihimls nlf iilhlmlr louimi invitation I«• patriotic riti/.«au to its kind Ihits fur. F E llrerken Florida, and at thia time three went to Miami In 1928 where he attmnl tin* prntfiam Jont Itrfnir ridge, manager of (be chamber and guldnnrr, and an* often visit­ M MMllHMDif (IN Vnn* | ed by I bn*" grateful youth*. thr nninc at H;fMI o’t lot k with Pa of Commerre. anrimiiieeil Inday was appointed aaslaUnt manager cadets from Florida are visiting foreign countries In connection The eultivalur Is seherlllled In go Each Ktimnu'r fur Mu* pind ,‘h talk a the same year. He became assist­ with Ihe program. ,„ln priiduetiun for general imbue year*, Mr. and Mr*. Moni* him' ant district manager In 192(1. r«ndtlrt"d enni|i* for Imys amt h u-e shurtlv Mr. Moore'a entire telephone girls. These formerly vvi'in lirbl Mr Smith, an Inventor of note, career hat been spent In Florida. I- the owner unit operator nf He Joined Southern Hell in Pen­ The Iruxleux of the Bert Fish at Camp Winona, bill Innt vein Sindh's Garage on Ihe Orlando sacola In 1990 and later served in estate will moot In DH.nnil nt 2:f*> Mir Mnrrlsra opened up I heir fine, Hanford hoys took Go* Highway Me has previously In­ Jacksonville. Ho came to Orlando p. lit. tomorrow, Fred It. Wilson IM'IV M-(J Itarieh, a huge wooded '•nth of office in Mm Mnileil | * \ K. Hrrrkenriilifi’, serretary « office manager for Southern Hanford Iritslec, atmmmred today area on a clear lake near Osteen Hlntrs Army ns seruml lleiiteu of thr sSrniinnlr fhainly Fhmuhn vented ihe "Snapping Turtle" self With fishing licenses aspiring on The proposed Hanford hospital may In Vnlusla County, fur vacationing Bell, in 1948. If# waa appointed anl* upon their gruiliiutlon from of Co inmerer * will Iritvo t«*nu»rrnw propelled Hilary lawn mover whlrh June 20, devotees of rod and reel cornu up fur discussion, Mr. Wll youths. Is manufactured in Atlanta manager In 1947. the Un varsity of Florid 1 Gils were today ramlnded by Judge ■on said, hut hr douhtrd If any Mr. Morris has hern active in week, rim boy*, WHIIam B. Brin- for r:iiA|irl 11tit. N. f'.s whrrr h«* will nttrml thr Snulhi'antern In* Douglas Stenitrom lhal new lic­ significant action could be takrn Buy Scout work, having served as »un. Jr., Ellsworth C. Ilnrpnr, Jr . atituti* foi CommrrHnl OrirnriUHHKD T ID E enses will be on sale al hla office at this time. *<milmaatfr fur Troon No, 8, „ J*!! Hhnemsker, Jr., and Glum tinn Kxmitlvni at tin- IlnivnpUy , SARASOTA, i* -H I* red blotches on Monday, for the 1MS-BI season. whieh I* sponsored by Klwartls. He Action on Ihe hospital, which Is HIT/ In the Gulf of Mcilco raised fears Mrs, 8. P. Fowler, clerk, an­ provided for in Mr. Fish's wlli, Is has served a* a class loom In­ Met,all, has lust rompleted Go* nf North Carolina. Th r «UiO rhntnhrr nf rnnimurcr Fri. - Hat. . “ Lion and the the red tide ml<ht be around again, nounced that reskMnt flaking lic­ at present held up by the necessity structor at the Grammar School, advanced H.O.T.C. course. Me lo ll s rnmmlstlnn I* in the Trans nianukcerA from thr nontlirantorn Horse" but the rad water apparently la ense* wlU remain at lf.00. Non­ to convert tbe grove land owned and Junior High School, and has harmlr**,. 1:00 - 3:63 - 0:4« 9:37 resident, 14-day licenses will be by the estate Inin cash, Mr. Wll been active as a Sunday School porlatlon Corps and the other rttnti'N who will hr pirurnt at thr thn*e are In the Infantry. infttJLute will hr ntlilrrR«r<l hy superintendent at thn First Bap­ Research men at the U. 8. Flab 18*23 and non-resident season lic­ son explained. "The Gunman" « Thn oath waa administered by Dwight Heavens, chief of lie Coman d , Wild! and,Wildlife Service Laboratory enses. I10.S0, There will hr a reception fol tist Church where he I* a deacon. 2:8!) • 4:52 - 8:18 barb say the organisms causing Residents fishing urith cracker lowing the trostres' meeting be During World War II, he was ac­ Cal. George H. Price, profesxo, in"lrial Organisation Department Sunday • "Pat and Mike" the color are not poisonous. The poles In Utalr home county are tween 3:0(1 and fl:00 p. m. at the tive hara in civilian defense wmk. uf military scient-n and tartlrs. of thn Mulled Slates Chamber of who charged Ilia eailetx In look to Commerce, and Paul II. Goode, 1:19 - 3:10 • 6:10 - 7:19 - 9:19 an odor not required lo hfiva e license. Putnam Inn. thn respnnsllillity of their rom- director of thn Educational Divi­ M O V IELAN D Youths under 13, whether m l SHRINK M KK T CANCELED been dents or non-realdente. are not re­ The chicken harbanio scheduled millions rather Mian In accept sion of thn United Stales Chant"Born to He Bad" quired to purehaae a license. Bonfor thl* evening hy ihe Shrine them “as soma sort of special pri­ her of Commerce, among other*. HUMMER SCHOOL 7:48, frattire 8:2(1 • last aflde residents of the state for Mr. Brrrkartrltign, who Is chair­ R. E. True principal of Ihe Jun­ Club al thn Hetninnle Country Club vilege." ■how 0:89 "Your happiness and whatever man of the recreation committee , more than sti months who are as ior High School, announced today tin* been canceled liecnu.se of In­ Hat. • "Hot Lead" «nd years of age or over are not re­ that summer school will open on clement weather, Andrew Htlne, satisfaction you may derivu from of the Institute, revealed that the "Emergency Wedding" quired lo neve e fishing license, Monday at 8:00 a. m, for pupils 8 resident, announced thl* morning. the service will come from what­ rnurse of stlidy will Indtuln "O r­ Sunday - "A Girl In Every but are required to secure per- who have missed work. The achool Iembers will b* notified nf the ever you do for those In your ganisation and Office Adminis­ Port" charge," Col, Price said. next meeting at a later date. *--------- ‘ •'eejureMmais. wttl |mlts at the County Judge’* office will continue through July 28. tration," "Memhershlp and Fin­ P R AIR IE LA K H , If ft. A. Q. Ctup- In order lo flail in fresh water, Those receiving commissions ance," "Civic Activities," “Com­ areas. numbered 48 In Infentry, 69 In mercial FORTH A8TKR Activities," "Industrial SHRINK CONVENTION "When In Romo" WASHINGTON UR - President artillery and 17 In the Transpor­ Activities," "Agriculture," “Tour­ City Manager John OUlon will 7:40 - 10:30 >Mr>. CRibpeQ was owe leave Sunday to attend rUw Shrine Truman today nominated Lloyd A. tation Corps. Earlier, last weak, ists and Conventions,” “ Public “ Without Honor" Rltjen to b* postmaster at St. 107 cadets were sworn Into the Relations," and “National AfUi.'lu only JL-. '4? V .‘p-.tf.r- 4V T ■ v ’ PetsrsUwf, FI*. _; _ A ir Forca a* second lieutenants, falrt.” ' ■■ Florida Economy Makes Big Strides 9 In Past 10 Years Named (’(invention Chairman Telephone M anager Bank Deposits Jump 400 Percent While Retail Sales Rise Public Health (Jrmi|> Meets In First Conference Five Local Youths Herman Morris Is Leave Sunday For Named Father Of Legion Hoys State The Year For Al Mooneyham Is Given Assignment In Jacksonville Canadian Air CadetM To Visit Florida Flitjf Day Will Hr Oli.survt'il Saturday Uuxandur Smith InvuntN Cultivator TruHtccH Of Fifth E tatc To Meet ('ommiHHionH Won My Sanford Group nrocliunridKU Goes To C Of 0 Institute Finking Licenses To Go On Sale Movie Time Tahir _ off ive Menti- ® B frV «S.r* “ . j ' F 1 iv *, ■ , ,. • . dt:,; — — L~*----- * ...... ........- --------- - -4B - 4 1 �• <V I V;7i »• T H E SANFO RD H E R A LD • F>«* 1 ' E rl. J i m IS, H At The Churchen H OLY CROSS CHURCH B tr. H. 1.! Zimmerman, K. I)., Hector First Sunday after Trinity 8:00 a m. Holy Communio.i. 9:80 a.m. Fondly Service and Holy Communion. S E V E N ! II HAY A lIV K N T lS i CHURCH It. B. Carter, Elder W. E. Ilorbner, l.ocel Elder lira. Harry Watt, Sabbath School Superintend eat ayrr meeting 7:30 P. M., Weday. Church service II 00 A. M., Set- a n i u School 0:!I0 A. M. FIR ST M ETH O D IST CHURCH J. E. McKinley, Minister ' 9:46 a.m. Sunday School. A tlasa for every age. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Sermon theme: "Re Not Afriad . 7:00 p.m. Intermediate and Senior Youth Fellowafllp service. 8:00 pm. Evening Worahlp.' Sermon by Ed Hook. V i C H R IS TIA N AN D MISSIONARY A L L IA N C E Path Avenue and Fourteenth Street Glenn E. Smith, Peetor Bible School 0:46 am. Morning Worahlp 11:00 am. Pastor’e subject: "God Exalts (tie Humble". Evening Service 7:46 p.m. An informal meeting for all ages. The pastor will speak from the sixteenth chanter of l.uke on the subject: "Riches In Heaven". All ore cordially Invited To each of these services. C H R IST CHURCH, Long woo. (Enter opal) Rav. II. L. Zimmerman, H. D Vicar First Sunday alter Trinity 0:00 a.m. Holy Communion. All are welcome. Strange how a landscape sets the imagination to work. Right now, looking at this scene, I can imagine all sorts of thingB. Winged steeds riding to heavy music . . . . pioneers in the wilderness . . . . castles on the cliffs . . . . boating at high speeds. Look at the magic that enables the lake to mirror the rocky mountain peak and the heavens! The vastneBs and stillness of the scene sets my mind to wondering about time and space and things I will never understand. But In standing here and wondering so, I feel like I've been near God. There is a place where I can find Him alwaya—in Church. Will you come with me? ^ chubch fo r n , . 5 F O « n f f i c Chu/ch I* ij„ c~~. Orealeel /ocior ii u o ,. ^ •hong «te r anJ l0° ' chr ■Plrlhial ,*r ani •v#ry triton *°ut * and .upper. ,h? S “ lu U , . ? " ,nd Q ,,od Your Blblo dn|l, *••• “ • " d « r ...." '........... N i « « T m u , , . ............... -{Mia,* Mlnlaler of Education W« Vo Bayed A Place For You" luhday School 0:48 a m. "Hrlng U|«I family." Wa provide a Thin Seri#s ie Being Published Each Week in the Sanford Heratd with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association gfti {4 Sponsored b y jh e Following Business Establishments; TQ l'C H TO N DRUG CO. NKHI B O TTLIN G CO. • C H U 8 CR . 1* ., c a u a r e r r r y a ix T iN q c o . h im '*7^,';° ", 8 IN E A R 1 E GLAB8 A P A IN T CO. . u n u a * a ' b u p n .y jy W VE0N FUN ERAL ^ SA N FO R D A U TO M A TIC M. o . a o p o a e n v u W N Q u u n d b v uniUB i .k k d b r o t b ib s •••. T H E M A Y FA IR IN N . \ ra tm c .........• f a r m V l ijls iS r a '-'t .r ’ ^ IIR ,*• /' HQM E' f H I E1L60R E EERO CO. *b WILSON M AIER F U R N ITU R E ■ V flundav of Communion SHERM AN CO N C ER T* PIPE CO. : W I U J J R H O M E * INC. SANFORD A V-7.1 u n g m ie . in c ^ W. W. H O R N S TR U C K IN G CO, •*’ > i H U N T S TU X E D O F E E D STO R E ' t •: v r u >W D A O T A W g A N t Of ■spar* . HANFO RD B O A T WORKH * : '• co. ____________________________ B R IT T T R A C T O E C O H O R T . . . ho ller . m o to r rales mown i « « l » do, .fo .*’>1/ ■!;> "-C . ’M \* J . C. H U TC H IS O N A CO. * •• . �•—X HTtaiTlwm i;:f a i -ia n i .n n . i ues Ih The News Lake Monro* By BA D lB SODBRBLOM Joseph 1’. Chnldaln. AV 2, for­ Circle No. 1 of the Lake Mon­ merly of Attack Squadron 33, ha* been honorably discharged from roe W.M.B. met Monday evening the U. S. Navy. Climaxing four at 3:00 o'clock at the home ol year* of outstanding aervlce to Mrs. Prank Farmer. Circle No nla country, Joe pinna to make hi* II met at the church Tueidny home hero In Florida. Joe aaw Vvenlng at 8:00 p.m. Thu subject action In Korea ua n member of of its program qraa “Jesus Call* Attack Squadron .16 aboard the The Young Folk*." Rev, Bob Smith was honored U83 l.eyte In 11)61. He plan* to apend a few week* with Ilia folk* with a surprise birthday part^ in Pennsylvania, then return to Wednesday evening afteh prayer till* city. Joe* future plan* are for meeting. The party was given by a radio-television business, which The Woman's Missionary Society he hopes to start in the very near and Tha Young Peoples Classes. Refreshments ware served by Mr*. future. Miss Mildred William* of thia Ed Oglesby, Mr*. Frank Farmer, city was u recent hostess at a and Mr*, ft. II. Martin. Dennis Has* hs* returned from party given in honor of several shurt timers of the Naval Air Texas, where he hns been attend­ station. A wfiner toast with re­ ing college to spend the summer freshments, and an evening of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. dancing at her home ill the coun- It. D. Has*. Sergeant Harold Lankford wa. Iry proved to tie an vnjuynblc evening for these potential civil- a recent guest of Ills grandpar­ tins. Among those invited were ents, Mr. and 31rs, II. ill. Dunn Don Flain in, Huh LandreUi, Jack Sergeant Lankford is stationed Perry, Tom McDonough, Joe Jn Georgia. Chnldain. “Corky" Hawkins, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prlester Jim Meyers. Most of these boys who have been visiting Mr*. are soon to he honorably re­ ' Laura Prlester and other rela­ leased from the Navy. tives, left Monday to return ' to Five funner Ensign* of Attack Mhelr home In AlW m nrle, N. C Hquadron 36 were advanced to Ann Prlester, daughter of Mr. the rank of Lieutenant (Junior and Mrs. W. W. Prlester of Day tirade). The advancement in rank tons Beach, Is visiting Rev. and occured while the squadron wan Mrs. II. II. hlartln and Mrs at sea aboard the IJSH Leyte. Laura Prlsster. Those receiving the silver lur Mr. and Mrs. Jean Enos, who were It. W. F.werU, I’. E. Cle­ have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. mens, It. U. Ulackingtori, It. O. Rodney Harris amt family, left Hanes, J. A. Huber, and Kenneth Monday to visit ft lend* In Day­ Hickman. Each of these pitots are tona Beach. well seasoned comhut veterans of Hie Korean Campaign. The successful Fasrutt Soft Hall Team, ill continuing their By MISS A DIME PREY A T T v -■ winning streak in the d i g of Or­ lando Recreation League, came Mr. and Mrs. Paul .Maxwell' and from behind to defeat a determin­ family left Sunday for Ohio ed Modern Welding Team. By where they will stay a while winning tlioir Kith consecutive with friends and relatives. game without n loss, the Forrest I Mr*. George Lindsey returned Nine moves another step closer home Friday after spending two lu the league clinmplunsldp, weeks with her son and daughter The Naval Air Station Hasehail in-law, Mr. and 3tr*. II. L. Lind­ Team will Journey to Ensile, this sey, and their daughter In Gaines­ coining Sunday, where they will ville. rogage the Kuril Is Nine in what Mr. and Mrs. Phllliii Hauer had should prove to he u holly con­ as their guests Sunday Mr. and tested game A h yet, the starting Mrs. Fred Uallaid of Maitland pitcher of this coming game is un­ and Mr. and 3lrs. Hubert Kirk known, hut one Cut Lyons appear* land of Orlando. to be the likely prospect. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cole had Lt. (jg l Roy W. Ewell* has an­ a* their guest last week Mr nounced ids engagement ami ap­ Redjiath of Ft. Louderdnlo. proaching marriage to Mis* Claire Mr. and .Mrs, Rotund Wesson Marie Denerahle of Orlando. A graduate of the St. Jitine* High and daughter Cindy und Mr. and School ill Orlando, Ml*s Uesvrnble Mr*. EL H. Grant spent Holiday is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. with 3fr*. Jro Douglas In MurDsserahle of I I0U liuernsey Ave­ rliton. Mr. and Kirs. Walter Yar­ nue in that city. Lt. Ewerts, of Attack Hqundron hails front borough have as their guesiN for Newherrypurt. Muss., and I* u u while their daughter Hetty and gi minute of tin- Admiral Farragut I’m Kunkeu of Chevy Chase, Md. The Geneva school held gradu­ Academy of Tonis River, N. J. Tile wedding will lake place at the ation exercises Thursday night. St. James Church In Orlando on Those In the graduation class were Joann and Delores Hughes, June ID. Donald R, Hurt, Radioman Third Nadine Bostick, Hetty Phillips, Class, 1* the proud father of a Homer Bowen, Roger Maxwell, brand new bnliy girl. After a abort Sonny Kettering, Helen Hampton, visit tu Id* home in Long Is­ and George Jacob*, The Invoca­ land, N. Y., Don tells u* that both tion wa* given by Rev. L. A. Hall, mother mid daughter are fine, arut the introduction of the gurat plan to Join him here In Hanford speaker, Judge Doogla* Htenwithin the next few week*. Chris­ strom, waa given by De. T . W. tine Hurt, the new ai rival, weigh­ Lawton. Tha 4-H award* were ed very close to ten pounds at presented by Mr*. T . W. Prevutt, birth, ills pretty young wife, Di­ and the spelling awards were ane, recently viiited Don in South given by Mrs. Lucille Norton. Mr. and Mr*. William Geiger America, while he was stationed In and son Jlmtney spent Sunday Uuaiitunnmo Huy, Culm. with Mr. Geiger's fatliei Mr Harry Geiger of Orlando. FOUND G U ILTY 3!rs. Lina Halt* spent the TA LM H A S S E ti i* - A Circuit Court Jury deliberated lilt hours week-end with her daughter Joyce Thursday night, then found James at Daytona Heach from which she Norman, Tallahassee dunce hall opera lor, guilty of first degree murder. Hut the Jury recoin mended mercy, making a life sen­ tence mandatory Judge W May Walker deferred sentence pending a hearing Juno HI on a defense motion for a new trial. Norinntt, 12, was accused ol shooting to death his employe, Mr*. Evelyn Cox Uryant, 37-yearold divorcee, In front of the dance hall March I. He claimed the thol was fired accidentally. A witness testified the two had argued about money Just before the snooting. | GENEVA N E W S | 7 Pledge Allegiance '... At The Churches J* im f fly Central Press K N O W L E D G E of the correct display of and proper teepee! towaed the Blar* and Btrlpea la one mark of a good American. T o help spread thia knowledge the United Stale* Marine Corps hua Issued a booklet for the public entitled “ How to Respect and Dis­ play Our Flag." Among the rule* to be followed are these: l — When displayed over the middle of the street, Ihe flag should be suspended vertically with Ihe union tu the north in an east amt west street, or to the east In a north and south stiert. 2~W h*n displayed with another (lug from crossed slillfs, Ihe flag of the United flutes of America In ena al iht mail famed flog should be on Ihe right ithe flag * raisings in Hilary, United ll*l*» own right) and its » u n should be Matins* railed their (olais al>a.e In front of the stsIT of the other two Jl.no an Fab 21, IV4L flag. 3— When it number of flags ofbuilding toward the pole, union states or cities or pennants of ftret. tl — When tt Is to be flown el ■oclrllr* are grouped and dis­ played from stuff* with our na­ half-mast, the flag should be tional Hug, the hitter shuuld be at holeted to the peak for an Inelant the renter or at the highest point and then towered to the half-mast position, before lowering the Hag of the group. 4— When the flag I* displayedfur the day. It should be raised from a stall projecting horliontal- again to the peak Hy half-mast ly or at any angle fiom the win­ U meant hauling down tha flag to dow sill balcony, or front of a one-half the distance between the budding the union of the flag tup and bottom of the staff. On should go i tear to the [leak of the Memorial Day display at haltMaM unless the flag I* to be dls- mail until noon only then holil to top of si aft plltyrtl at half-mast ft - When the flag Is suspended i 7- Wlien the flag* of two or over :• -blew.ilk from a rope ex­ more nations me displayed. the) tending from house In pole at the should bo flown from separMe edge of Die sidewalk, the (trig I statt* of Ihe s.imr height and llic shi.idd hr hoisted out from the lings should i»- of approximately went to Mobile, Ala. where she will stuy for a while with her daughter who is undergoing a lerlou* operation. Mi. and Mrs I' W. Prevail visited Mr and Mrs Clamicp Oxler ill tlsleen. The Geneva school held Us an miul picnic E'ridnv al Horse Fond with about one hundred enjuying the picnic and swimming. Mr, and Mrs, T. W. i’revatt spent Saturday iu /ellwood. Mr. and Mrs. Flank Fitts of Mims railed on filends here Sun* day. The Girls Intermediate Sunday School Class belli its monthly meeting al thy home of Harriett Geiger Tuesday night with seven present. After the meeting re­ freshment* were served by the hostess. T H E CHURCH (IF GOD OF PROPHECY 230k Ivlin Avenue equal *l*r International usage Rev. Joe l\ Crews, Pastor forhtda ihe display of the flag of Sunday School begins al !*'.4& one nation above that of another a.m. Classes for all ages. Good nallon In time of peace. spirit filled teacher*. S When flags of slates or cities Morning Worship 11:00 a.in. or psnnauta or soclrtles are flown Message hy the pastor. Subjects on the same halyard with the flag "The Power That Wurketh 111 1'*". of the United States of America, All members are urged to lie pre­ the latter should always be at the sent at this service. Evangelistic service 7:45 pin. peak. When flown from adjacent staff*, the Stars and Strips* Message um| altar call hy the should be hoisted first snd lowered pastor. Prayer Meeting and Itihle Study last! fl — When the flag Is displayed in Tuesday evening at 7:43 mil. Missionary Service Thursday a manner oilier than by Irelng flown fiom a staff. It ibould be evening at 7:41. pin. Mrs. Flora E. Crews, leader in charge. displayed flat whether Indoors or Victory Lender* Hand service out When displayed either him- Friday evening at 7:4b p ill Mr*. lonlally ui vertically against n Evelyn lletiuell, leader oi charge wall the union should lie upper­ A program foi utl young people most and in the flag s own right The Church Hi mg hand will When displayed lu a window, it furnish the music, and the public should he hong the same way The is invited lo attend flag never should be used for fra­ toons. rosettes or draping UPHAL.V C O M M U N ITY PR ESBYTERIAN CHURCH 10 When carried In a prove*, Clarence ('. While, kUnlster stun with another flag or flags. Hie Unified Service lihirft u.in. Star* and Stripes either should be on tin- marching right, or when Church School nml talk hy pastoi Young People's Meeting 7:iki there Is a line of oilier flage. our national flag may Iw In front of pin. Evening Service 7 dill p.m the center of lluit line. Wednesday Prayer slid llihb 11 — When the flag Is used to Study 7:30 pin cover a casket. It should tie so A col dial welcome to ail ptat ed that ihe union Is at the head and over the left shoulder. FIRST PitEMHYTER1 AN Tin- flag should nof lie towered Into t ilt tte'ii the grave or allowed lu touch the Oak Avenue and Hrcoud Hltrrl Rev. A. G. MrIsiiilsi, Minister ground h 4f> n m Sunday School. III addlllon lo these ol cuiuse. 11:110 u ni Morning Wot ship. (lie ling should he p r o I r c I e d again si liecoriitng tolled and never Anthem: "Lead Me, i.uid", Ed should lunch the ground or floor imiloNoii l,y Chancel t'huii Heiiiiuu by Mr. Mclnnis. Church or I*- allowed to brush object*. Nuisrrv 10:15 12.00 each Holiday 7.00 p.m. Senioi High Fellow­ ship, Mis* HuikIiii Ihnm will lie JOHN GKISLKH US. N A V A L T R A IN IN G CRN in charge of the program. 7 oo p.ni Pioneer Fellowship TER . G R E A T LAKES, ILL. MINI pill. Evening Wol ship. iHperlnll Undergoing u two Seimon hv Mr Mcliiui vveik reserve I ruining couise line In John E. (Jelsler, sennnvn ii Fit RE M E TH O D IS T CHURCH emit, UHNIt, non of Mr mid Ml* Foot Hi Mlrrel nml Inure) Avenue I. A Gender of Fern I'aik Rev. l-'rril II. Iliirlim. Pastor Holiday School k:|(i a.to .Moinlng Win slop Ui: lb a.in. You tig People* Set vice 7:15 p.m Evening Service 7:45 pm Flayer Meeting Tluirsuu) J-45 • llixlr Luw Freeip i> m WAR POWERS WASHINGTON - The Senate loduy adopted a House passed re* olid ion extending the Preside id's war puwer* until June 3D. Wilhoul tin* acllmi, Ihe preeiden tiul emergency powers would have expired Kumlay Senate and House negotiators are working on • lull for a one year extension of a linn ted number of the powers. tIANKEHS SEN TEN CED IM TTSlIUim H Up - Federal UN Irlct Court today satilenci-d live former hank officials convicled of umhctilliig to prison terms rang­ ing from |3 tnonlhs lo tu year*; Tho court tuclevl out Ihe stiffost penally to William Paul Smellier, 37, assistant cashier al the New lleiisifigtnu. Pa , First Nalmnul Ituuk SiuclKur, who atlmitteil tuk log (tlio.txxj got it) years In oinoii Eddie llinke, rookie pitclier fill A spokesman for ttie Fill told the Cilirinnnll Reds, Is i.ltidylng the court Smellier hud made res law during the nff-seasuu at St. tllulion of f32,l)00 lint that Ihe gov Lon!* University. eminent had boon unable to ii-arn The W eather Ashi-vlllilliikliin Chlcuuo Clcveruud Ian Atiavles New Orleans New York Seattle Jocksonv ill,Miami Ttrllahastee HI 74 711 73 71 04 71 1)2 ori tut Oil tl) 37 80 ill) 33 72 till 43 till 77 II tut Sitiellrer did with the rest ol Ihe money ) 6t/get#//these 8 /& -G 4 & & & R A S k/hefiyou choose the Lowest-Priced Line T H E F IR S T H A I T I S T CHURCH ' of Oviedo Dr. Frank C. Morgan, Pastor 11:00 a.m. Special Father's Day services will he ihe sermon for the occasion by the paitor. (Jifts will he presented to six fathers present. No Training Union for the sum­ mer mouths or until September. H:0ti tun. The ordinance of HapI isin will he administered with a sermon by the pastor. The Yncutlon llitde School will continue dally through June 20. with the exception of Haturday morning. All girl* and hoys art urged to atti-nu. U t IA WIPI CHOICI i l llyllwf ■>•* Celen IXIIA IIAUIV AND QUAllfV •i Iv4r by riih.i IlflA IMOOtH SflfOIMANCI •f Centfrpsit! *ew«< IXIIA IIOINO COMIOIt •! Imyisw* Hnse-Aillnn Warrvu C. Giles, new |itenii|ent the Nafloiinl League, )* i hilelitil mail to Imld down tile Heritor circuit's tup punt ol • T H E BANFO Rt) H ER A LD Frf. June 13. 1*32 Page 3 DR. II. K. Legal Notice CHIROPRACTOR TO: TIIOMAX IIAllT. IlfflMiitcr mu! Militreuft unknown Tun *ifr hrreliy Notified that UI nnrii 11stml *r nml litinUimil William It. Hamilton Imvf fil^d I'rUtlnn fat i Adii|*<loft of lalwtiril llmno .Slurlln.f I hr inf out »oii of Ann!** no mtirlhi* |1 Unit, in tn» ririuili Court of Hum I n o l* i ' A u n t >, til flu ii fo l d, rin flfl-i I! Please call fur appointment Phone 1712-1748 DR. H. McLAULlN OPTOMETRIST Toil are tirrni** notlflnt and t* " l o file* Y o u r o b Jet l loll*, 11 anjr. In ♦'Bit! t*do|if Him A lift Of* '■** * ‘* * • * bit - “ - he of our- M-lOll I’OUrt noh. I»i5 •i I- IIIIIIMHiN 11.1 Magnolia I'lerk (8RA1.I gttll rtl VOTE FOR OUALIT M Uo 'X\V>* VACATION B lia u SCHOOL FIRST BAKriST (T1UKCII I’ltrk Avetutt* ut S i x t h S l m d June lti thru 27 Mumlny thru h'rulay J) A.M. ’til 12 Noon FREE V It E E A ll Hoy* nml tlirls !l H in t 111 m -i ii s of mri * (thokt* !l Venn of npe tliti' will he I hy I lev. .'it t tire invited to nUt'iul. T U K H UN w i l . l . i 'O V K R T H K I ’O I .L O W I N G H O I I K A N D K K TM R N . 7:43 7:‘iU 7:33 k:Ua H:03 u H: 10 m:I 3 k:2u A .31. leave church K:23 Floral Hrighie A .31. Itultilf's, iJrt. Haw ) H:3u MrReytiohls Drug County Home n:Si Mellon*ille and tr lr r y Five Points N;n) |iB,v \,e. Irullei Park Elder Spring* ., ....... i, , . I, a :li llresoivniilit linker * Hairy Gimlerville " '•tganr* le i.m e Suttfonl Ave. Evleii*liin a 33 I li*l llaiili*! t hot*It NAVY PERSONNEL: ATTENTION DEFENSE WORKERS: /b tts fie h // m n u i! ^ IXIIA ttllNOIH AND COMfOIT •4 4llh*r UiUi Im I Ctnibutllsa In Pur« Oll'a IXIIA flOPPINO POWII •I Jusvks-Druiw (ralisi • Three • bedroom hmncK $U05.T and $»<I5H — only SHfIK mill $955 down, respectively. 'N AM I TN I (MO C A M " CONTI I T + 80 *•bn (lv«n eway % t C f y f t u Ous IXIIA HIIIINO ■All •I Csater-fslnl tt**ilnt IXIIA PIIHIOI •I Anretlta'r Msrl Psgulai Car # INCAIHPR IZIg! H n tW m H 4 W yl Two • Imlrtimii ItnincH $7775 — only $525 down. -* W T IN TR YHAHklAT KeitHonuhle m onth­ ly puymenlH like rent, Include re­ duction of principal, closing c o s I m, taxes, and Insurance. Hemtnol* H r » Shop * t’herry Henrlea Btafloa i« u Her. BUn l« | v a d O vM b S « r r i M BU Uoei Aidemalli TianimliiUn A enmpltie power team with •lira-powerful Valve-inHead engine and Automatic Choke. Op tinml on De Line mwteli ai aura coil. Sets Phillips Terrace — Geneva Avenue east ut Hanford Avenue in Hanford. Phillips Terrace — a beautiful new home development Hlyletl lor today's living — priced for youilK people's hudgetn. Roomy — comforlaltle — • lwo ■ amt threehedroom homes — seasoned concrete block const i-netlun — sturdy utitl heiititlfiil — kitchens et|iitp|ieil with G-K rmtjie and refrlRetalor — water heater — space tieater — Venetian blinds tliniughmit — ample closet and sloritKe space — carports — lundscuped lots. Hee them today. Hales office In Wynnewood Subdivision Kant ot MellonvIlle and North of Geneva In Sanfurd. TM Florida Bank Bulldlai Orlando, Florida ■i.uL i, s BM HHB MBMBBHBIiHI—MBWHl phone 311 �*• ; I FrL Vacations™ who ptan to upend tholr holiday near lakes, atrenmn or ncashoro are warned by the Metropolitan Life In* Burancn Company that small boats can be dangerous unless safety rules nro observed. About 1,200 people n year are drowned in the United States in accidents involving small motor-driven boats, rowboats, can h*h anti similar craft. A study of the death claim records of Industrial policy­ holders of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company who were drowned in small-boat accidents during 1050 and 1051 shows that such accidents result fiom a variety of cnuscs. Sudden storms, high winds, and dangerous water con­ ditions play an Important role. Nearly one-fifth of the vic­ tims lost their lives when Iwats wore swnmpetl, capsized, or their occupants were swept overboard. In a number of cases people courted disaster by starting out when weather condi­ tions were extremely unfavorable. Approximately 10 percent of the drownlngs were enused by bonts being dofcctlvo or motors stopping. Carelessness nnd recklessness accounted for many denths— Including such things as occupants standing up or changing plnccs In bouts; overcrowding or overloading boats; speeding, riding waves, sharp turning, nnd similar practices; and boats going too near dams and being caught and swept over by the current. Lack of swimming ability contributed to a number of drownlngs. Many lives would nave been saved If the victims had clung to their capsized boats until help urrived. In some H ie Sanford Herald • - 4f- * ■y R O BER T F. OEIOERB WASHINGTON OTt- Don’t run lor th« nearest saloon until you've read the last word of this, but — Navy scientists have discovered that alcohol — like in bourbon — has a mysterious power to lessen the IlkiliEuikJ cl death from yartf's at Ran T^mnclscn — which maxes a difference. m -four per rent of mice that envy Injection of alcohol survived after Ihey later were ex­ posed to medium doses of rays. Another group of mico got no alcohol but the same amount of ray exposure — and every one of them died. The Navy scientists, slier other experiments which turned out * **■•--------— » U n m ltiiu n u Itt U llflU lU IU c m ........ lis t U liK vrs»vr , _ go out aloni! in craft of any kind, particularly In dangcroiiH The Communist line in the K o j* wntera. “Much credit la due the Count fluard for Ita lifn-navlng activities In amall-boat mintinpH and to Ihe work already uccompIlHhcd in tho fluid wifely education by tho NavuiiifJiiniiim Mtu H u m of us boal ......_____________ ■• tho ** •* »»-*u and tlonnl Safely Council, Hoy •*...... Scout h, tho (Jirl Scouts, house and ihcn arcuses bis neighbor who comes lo help put it out. other organisation!*." (•Dow citterns. Internal Squabble 'Z . ■n - i f! . | ( President T inm an declares the adm inistration ()ff JllSIliO justice II is Cl entirely safe in the Irani) o f federal prosSouth Korean President. Syngmnn Hbeo Is In a position CCUting attorneys. In other worai where ...... .. his .... actions iiciimm kuUi,i ....... • embnrruHsIng could prove emlmrrasBing to tho the United uniicu «*n___ i : l _ i n i »* fallows like J. H ow ard M cG rath, Nations. Natlona, It Ih reported that that, he hi* has ban imprisoned linprlHoncd twelve mem­ mem­ Lamar C audlr and h o it o f others ( bers of tho the National Assembly for plotting against iigulnnl his Ii Ih were just looking after the people's government. Ills opponents say that IiiIh h action wiih was political ----------* - ------------ i - . . . . interests when all the shenannlgans mid■ that tho nrrostn were to prevent tho AHSombly from A! took place. Some 10,000 Floridians received •i $448,00 from the taxpayers fo r not %>■. working d u rin g the m onth o f May. T h is represented an increase n f 25 £ percent in payments and a 31 pery, tent Increase in non-w nrkfrs over' the previous m onth, the Florida In d u stria l Commission jroints out. i, The State o f Florida now has in its reserve fund the sum o f $81,000,000 w ith w hich to pay people not to w ork during the years that lia im m ediately ahead. ending his power noxt month. Tho United Nations decided to innko tho ntrugglo bctweon totnlltarlnniHm ami democracy tho Irhuo in tho fight­ ing In Korea. If tho charge* against President Rhoo arc true ho will lio providing tho Communists with maturlul for tholr propaganda. President Truman has Bent a note to Ilhen In Which ho expressed shock at I ho fond between tho head of tho Korean government nnd the National Assmbly. Internal trouble In the Republic or South Korea could lxt !i,» inuf uirnw iii iho effort to gain n truco in tho fighting ou r entile steel production e ffo rt ■ than to test the effectiveness o f the Shrine Convention T a ft-H a itlc y A ct. Fortunately, howOpentt In Miami ' ever, it dors not appear that C on­ gress is going to tel him get away MIAMI (gv-Natlonnl executives w ith it, and in the next months we of iho 803,000 member Shrlno or­ m ay be able to sre, in a crucial ganisation open business sessions .* case, just whose veision o f the today prior In their annual ilday b illio n dollars fo r financial aid to European countries. This is nearly a b illio n and a h a lf lets than tha President asked (o r, but it is prob­ ably as much as he expected to get. The custom nowadays is to atk fo r about tw ice «s muck as you " p e e l to gel and then when .they cu t dow n you down 25 perw o l yo u are s till ahead o f the game. But th in k o f w hat we could ■ 0 w ith a ll th a t money i f we spent ft In this country building hospitals **l,‘ "*1 convention which gets under way Sunday. The pre-convention gatherings of Imperial officers, past imperial of­ ficers and committees ' ---- will ■ con...lij tlnue through Sunday _ and, will ‘commendations In he forntulato ret Council passed on at Imperial In _aesslons ----------- .beginning _ J Wednesday. Matters to he decided Include recommendations of Imperial Po­ tentate Robert Gardiner Wilson Jr. for rovlslon of the Shrine's Invest9 [tent of Its moniee and moderniseIon of Its 11 hospitals for crippled children, end applications for three new templei. Allentown. Pa., St. Petersburg, Fla., and Wilmington, Del., have | IH . . ift, jp $ft cm rtmtmber In# dijf whw lv a l l k n i i i w a s f M I n U aM i I a $ 1 1 0 0 -0 0 «»lil Ihrrp 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan ------- reported at 10 of 12 Nebraska Weather Bureau Gallons The stale's lop mark was 103 at Imperlsl. St. lauds sweltered In U7degree heal, Ihe eighth straight day above 1)0 and Ihe highest mark for the date in Ihe records Another hot snot In Ihe hen! hell was Hill City Knu . where iherinomelcrs r^ui'ml lo lot while at Dickinson, N. D., they bubbled up lo 07. • Water reserves ut Lincoln, Nrh.. a i lly of lon.ooo, were at thn lowest In years. Water consumption In Omaha (population 231.IKK)) Thurs­ day hit 3,1100.000 gallons an hnur, the highest In history. Rnlh cities started shsrn • the • water pro. grams. Kt. Louis also reported a near record consumption of water. Cooler weather extended over the Northeast nnd the Great Lakes re­ gion nml In Ihe Northwest and t'nclflc Coast arena. Thundershowers were reported early today In Ihe Upper Missis slnpl Valley anuthward Into parts or Illinois, Indiana. Kentucky and Tennessee. Generally fair wralhcr * ‘ * •“ ------ » - -a * » _ DANGEROUS DAY CHICAGO if) — If you're superaltlloui, lake It easy today. It's Friday, the lllli. June la the only mouth In 1131 when the Uth falla on a Friday. The m t day far the supersti­ tious hereout to he careful Is Feb. 19, 1K3. There’ll be Iwo ether Jinx days In 1833, toe, mt About 1,700 soldiers from Florida dll taka part In maneuvers ns art of tho 81$I National Guard Hvlslon. ildars Exchange, lie said tha ibbanga Board protested and relygd a reply In which R. M. Hartaflald, Roid Board secretary, said the names of bidders were withheld “ to towro keeneit competition In bid estimates." Fortes aakl U wee the first time In the exenhnge'i (even yeara of ... ROAD D EP A R TM EN T TALLAH ASSEE Ml - Tim Stale Hoad Department today called for bids July 2 on road and bridge work In It counties Tho projects Include: t’ . Grading, paving and dramlng State Road A lA , In Brevatf Goun ty between Sebastian Inlet) god a point about >.T miles nnqhf Grading, paving nnd draining Bond 8-678 in Polk County from tho Hillsborough County line to State Road 60 via Nichols. Clearing, grading and paving Road 40 In Volusia County between Riverside Avenue,. In New Bmyrna Beach to Coronado Reach. Grading at»d paving Road A lA In Brevard County from the long Range Proving ([rounds north to tho U. S. Coast Guard Station. $1275-00 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $1340-00 1949 Dodge Sedan $145000 POLISH ARMY” BONN, Germany MS— Tho Busslsns have grabbed complete con Irol of Poland's armed forces by placing their own men In all Im­ portant positions, the West German government said today In its of­ ficial bulletin. The bulletin said (hr Russians bad grcally enlarged nnd modern■ ** - ----------- u k .. 1948 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan $890-00 1946 Oldsmohile 2 Dr. Sedan i.„. $795.00 1946 Ptfcknrd Sedan Deluxe Clipper Special $690-00 J. lllills Miller’s prediction comps true, the University of Florida will almost double Its slse during the next 10 years. Dr. Miller told n group of 170 new students Thursday that en­ rollment would reach 13,000 hy 1003. At present, the university's regular session enrollment runs be­ tween 8,ooo and 0,000. FLORIDA SOUTHERN LAKELAN D Ml — A $2,770 grant is lo be given Flnrida Southern College for research • * -------In cancer »•------- i-hyl 2 1 0 M A G N O L IA A V E P h o n e 103 4 S a n fo t Factory Echols Supreme (Jullt Top Innerspring Mattress For Comfort, Quality, Durability and Economy. Huttnnless, Tuft less, No Hag Border. Finest Material Used. Guaranteed 10 Years. Choice Of Ticking Now Only ___ Box Spring Base To Match. Same Fine Quality. Complete With Hollywood Legn. Guaranteed IB Years, Now O n ly ....... Prices Hanford’s only Venetian Blind Manufstlurer, offers you complete service for B L IN D S • Hetaplng • Recording • Repainting • Cleaning Free Estlmatei SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLINDS na 1132-W 820 West Third Street LAST TIME TONIGHT | “BORN TO BE BAD Coma in and im ouraxciting NEW BATHROOM and KITCHEN IDEAS 1 % • JOAN FONTAINE ^ • ROBERT RYAN • ZACHARY 8COTT H ^ JOAN LESLIE SATURDAY ONLY! 2--FEATURE8--2 SUNDAY AND MONDAY! S u m m r Closing Hours 9:00 A. M. — 5)80 P. M. . . . • ’ ■. • Tho folhmlhl M ereh.nl, 5 W , the above hours etartlng June loth to AUf.80thi . ' ’ ^ you’re planolni a new home' or Meeeoi ones comeln and seatha new < POWELL’S OFnCE SUPPLY CO, a a a u # i sagw m 6 0 N ■ M lIf r I i i * a i i i i | h S m aad ahnoel f a a t S ^ e e d , ■m any law iceking to put a ceilM M epeeds then would certainly M gU have put the maxlmUm conHNably lower than 40. a speed jnUeh is now looked upon as a ■ M e b a u r d because ittf *o slow. K M believe there ie an erbiM F spaed which can be called ■ r i p A r all conditione, for what I H ’ IGIlMRw <•• N ATION AL GUARD ANNISTON, Ala. M3 - Florida altonal guardsmen will begin arIvlng In strength Sunday for their nnual summer camp at Ft. Me- ......... hear it often suggested that Maximum speed for can. decided mu by a group of isfsly experts. oUd be established and IgedTporid Into the mechanical operation future automobile engine* for a purpose of stiminallag the large ifinbar of fatal suidsnl* which ra attributed each year to excelka speed. On first coasideretioo CROPS GOOD ORLANDO MS — .Scattered showera In May kepi most Florida crops growing satisfactorily, Ihe l). S. Department of Agriculture said today. Corn, cotton uml tobacco pros­ pects urc good, it said, with pea­ nuts showing fairly good prospects were many extra happy faces after some replanting. Citrus conditions are good but among Ihe Fiilure Farmers of Anirrira who eonelmlrd their nlnlc dropping of nrw fruit continues to he escesslve, Convention here lodny. A round of awards Thursday night, which brought on the proud smile.', Included right trips to Iho ford, L'humuckio; William Tim ­ naliimai FFA convention at Kansas mons, Oulncy: Billy Gunter, SuCity In October, five scholarships wance; Freddie Conner, Tavarea; lo tho University nf Fiorldn nnd Eugene Griffin, Bartow; Charles ilo/ens of cash prises totaling $3,- Salmon, LuUellc; Terry Johnson, Quincy; and Billy Fish, Taylor. 00? Scholarships worth 1100 went to Amonu Ihe flnnl order of buslDCM today was insinuation nf Jack- E. J. Gibbs, Gonsalci; Wesley ton Brownlee, Trenton, as pros!- Doan. Greensboro; M. A. Tidwell, Branford; Joseph McBeo, Eustii, and William Miller, I'lnnl City. Quincy was Judged Ihe best chap­ ter. Earlier In Ihe day Quincy's Wil­ liam Timmons was named Ihe to Iho national Florida Star Farmer June Heat Wave In Florida’s Future Areas Of Midwest Farmers Conclude Is Setting Records Daytona Meeting It is h a u l lo imagine how a man can he so inveterate in his political partisanship as H a rry S. Trum an. ltd highways. 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan O U I U i c i c a n v h i v . i , . . . r— r T O D A Y ’S B IB LE V E R B ! Wv $275-00 fleer ssys mice handle Ihcir liquor, or rather alcohol, differently than man. They ran survive a phenom­ enal dose of alenhnl, site consid­ ered. If a man drank ns much alcohol as the mice received, In proportion to sire, the man would have to take around Hirer-fifths of a gallon of average whisky, the officer es­ timated. Some scientists have estimated a man's liquor capacity — 154pound man, at sea level, on a cool summer day — Is around one quart a dsy. If that's true, three • filths of liquor would kill a msn before the rays got him. FR ID A Y , J U N K 13, IH 2 dictator, has taken tiie oath of o ffic e fo r a n o lh rr six-year term as president o f Argentina. U ndoubted­ ly he p ro rn iirtl to protect his own V Job against nny dissenters no mat, fee w hat ihe cost in blood to his 1941 Plymouth Sedan [j:' Tn ,| i ll fp-1: [l|'»-e*1*-'. i S Pag* I Alcohol fit Mice f t Found To Be Aid In Fight Against Ray Holiday Brownings E TMt SJO&OM �I r'tr'T'-....... would start out on foot, for a T H E SA N FO R D H E R A LD ON enmp ov*r 400 nwiray 1912 1 wilh Ihslr few h ^ I n n i r ^ " » their - — ------------------- -• hack a itml tinvelint; in weather Swtiilny School appeured on th*' Maj. Walter Turner, who has from 15 hehwv tern In l»*n ih u ffr pmirrnrn iltedAitl in mmvi» cot The music pupils of Miss MaihFR ID A Y line Mnlleni were presented in recently returned from Korea, wn* above. Hi' nithtlonrj Inning Hfrn turn*** of fh»- rniintry which th»)‘ irprrHcnlcil Ih h portion of th® their annual recital on Tuesday the gupst speaker nt the leg Sanford Townsend Club No. 1 evening at 7 .10 p.m. n! the Wom­ ulnr meeting of the Woman's S<> whole fnmilii A froyi'M in thuih on pt nut ii m wa* i nitrlmhil with a will hold It* regular meeting In the ron*4s*l«l«* poi'in, ' Wlit'ii t’hiltln n Cry'*, rrml an's Club to a , opacity audience. elety of Christian Service of the the city commliiloner* room 7:ltO The niectnur wiw uptmii w ifli h hy Mm f! IV llutchiAon. (iucst artist for the occasion First Methodist Church on Mon­ p.m. Tin hiHiiu*ti* nnrtint; wa* ion* «:i« C. It. Schlrard who assisted on day in McKinley Hall. The meet­ aoiik ftfit) pruyer hd hv I M-oili'nl M ONuAT llic program with several vihra- ing was preceded with a bonrd Mr** J* tV Miiv n uit. I tin1 inounim ductnl hy Mm, *1 C*. I in v in nnd • The Dependable Clan* of the early leporls were beard, thl* wni* umh‘1 the liiitriinri Mm. It , hnrj) selections which were re­ meeting at 2:10 p.m. T ir s t Methodist Church will meet Maj. Turner told of wartime IV CmMnIiiuv with the *uhjrrt he- lie ng tin firsl meeting of the new ceived with much applause. The with Mr*. Lowell Oiler and Mrs. 7f> m-nibrra v 'nmremefws for ihe viljrijhajp^ eondllloiis in Korea. ■- ' ‘ mg Let the i'hlldren t'ome". ehiiri b year CyeM-U"V**, at 111 Summer!!,toi t/ meed MJ{. were by Harry Wester. Mr. St-Illr- gir events and scenes witnes-eu Small chit ten nt tile Metlioui Avenue, at 8:00 p.m. The meeting nrd was aceompanled by Miss while there. Bringing the war will mark the 40th birthday of the Mailem at the piano, and for an closer to Hie group, lie said it win claaa. encore he rendered with artistir like having one enemy In DeLand The Vacation Bible School will expression the beautiful Gypsy ami the other in Orlando. Sanford begin at 0:00 a.m. at the Firs'. having already been bombed and melody "Two tlultars". Baptist Church. The school will Thr platform and auditorium practically destroyed before Hoclose at noon. weru decurateil with palms aril population of old men and women TU B S D A Y toll baskets holding gladioli an I and small children were ordered — Vacation Illhte School will he to evacuate. greenery, i ^ e ld at the First llnptist Church He slated Hint the evacuees The following program was pre­ from 0:00 a.m. until 12:00 nonn. sented: W ED C A L ............ "Moonlight Serenade", Bing­ Vacation Bible School will he ham, Emily Spivey: "My Tieasure 1 held at the First Baptist Church Walts", fleruccl. Sarah Dunn; from 0:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. "Anllru's Dance", tilieg. Avis A Prayer Meeting Service will Starnes; "Wooden Soldier March", llonoiiug Miss Nancy Williams, be held at the First Baptist Klum, Itamlrtll I'rlcst; "Melody Church at 8:00 p.m. Walt*". Mack, Faye (lamer; bride*elect of July, Mrs. Wallace The Fidelia Class of the First "Shower Of Roses”, St residing, M. Phillips entertained la<l even Baptist Church will meet nt the Rose Mario Sktilly; "Fillpie Lilac lug with a bridge party at her home of Mrs. B. K. Hardison, .'toil Wall*'', Woodward, Linda SIM iy; home on Valencia Drive In San # almstto Avenue. ‘ The Clown", Keats, Wallace Laid a. The party rooms were aI THUR SDAY I'opc; "Rose-Hud Walti" Brown- trartivrly decorated with arrangeVacation Bible School nt the mg, Patricia Smith; "Red Blrtl me lit* of varl-colored gladioli, asFirst Baptist Church from 0:00 Walt*", Hoffmann, Rosemary lets and roses. The guests enjoyed several pro a.m. until 12:00 noon. Photo By Esse* Studio Southward; “ A Spanish Fiesta*. of bridge and after the The Mena Brotherhood supper ____of .... _the_____ __ School, announced ed today that the school (Old English Songi, Thompson, gressions Mrs, ,1. C. Mitchell, principal South Side Primary prln..,._. ......... ....... .......... , . , . ................... scores were added prizes were and program meeting will he at has had a very sllreessful il year with n peak enrnllnient enrollment of tif 5.18 fijitt students. Members of the family faculty nrt’ nre Sarah J'rlest; I rlest; — 'IInixipilta nisipiita Sei awarded to Miss lnli'0 Baker, Miss 7t30 p-m. at the First llnptist shown with smile* on their faces following graduation exercises for fourth gimle pupils, In which lilc 84 ''"de .I.chiij, I'eln Rankin; " I lie Margaret Dingfeblei and M l«Church. ••hildren were graduates!. Front row, rending from left to right: Mrs. Nancy lliock. Miss Margie War Rutleifly \\ i»tt* . I ochrnn, llettv Lila l.efflei Mis- Williams was mnlh, Miss Peppy Fraser, Mr*. Mitchell, Mrs. I)n n (iallant, Miss Ann French, and Miss Rebecca Me- 1 , ,, presented wiiti a ifl of china llriile; second row Mlix .lean Mayor, Mrs. Walter Morgan, Mis. It. S. Brown, Miss Mara (Jinn, Mrs , . , f l,,,1 1 1 !l,,vey* j Ian y from the hostess. Margaret Reynolds, Miss Zlllnh Welsh; third row: M rs. H. J. Tltshaw. Mrs. Cecil Carlton, Mrs. t|. II. ; T " ’, Par y Walls , Later in the evening o delleioitIgU! Davis. Mrs. Jean Buffer, Mrs. Lottie Nix nnd Mis* K rneatlne Westfall. r ' 1'*{. ' ",,r,,1'1"* »*'debaiigli; 'Pansy Walt*", Drr, Sandra Mc­ sweet course was set veil by Mis Kinney; "Bouncing Billows", Her­ Philips assisted by Mrs. (inrtlun Mr*. R. M. Sh’aw and child are man, Marchettn Cmnphcll; "Morn­ Sweeney and Mts (ieorge Kick CoMOf! h guasta at the D. K. Kersey home. ing Star Wall*", La Hue, Pearl Those enjoying the occasion with Miss Williams were Mrs. (leorge llowen; “Fleeting Clouds", Her­ Mrs. Katherine Phaga and four Andrew Speer, Mrs. (iernld l e i children spent several days this The Lake Iteresfonl Yacht Clgh man, Michael Pope; "Tialling A r­ sing. Mrs. Wight Kirtley, Mis butus", Sawyer, Margaret Jones; Ml** Manjani- Eubanks enter week at New Smyrna Reach. in DeLand was the scene last Sweeney, Mrs. Kick, and the Miss j tninrd on Wednesday nt ber home evening of a Joint meeting of the "In The Silver Moonlight", Kim- es Margaret Dlligfeldn. Jo Ann Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Harvey have in Lake Mary honoring Miss .lane DeLand Pilot Club with Sanford, Williams, Rllun linker, Lila l.eff as their guests Mr. nnd Mrs , i Ford, whose marriage to John Orlando and the Daytona Reach ler, Ihirolliy Morrison, Slilrlo, ANNfICNCKM F.NTS Harry Klsfevitx of New York Keeling* will lake plnee June 24. Pilot Clubs in celebration of the Morelalid and the hostess. City. I The party was In the Rum of n Mr, and Mrs. James T. Brown DeLand Club's tenth birthday an­ I kill-lien shower noil Miss Ford re­ atmoimrrd today the birth of a niversary. i ^ - _j bull, Edith llaoson. "The It'll reived many attractive nnd useful son weighing eight pounds, I I A Ion lienied chicken ,dinner was I'he Il-Tlemlshlp Class """ ■ * , ,, , , ” , the 1 lemlship I lass of the Walt*", Strauss, Mania lliiiiigai gifts from her friends who until ounces, on June (I at the I ernald «.u w d on " " Imge em bised porch ,il|k), Mury fmnmomly Cliunli Mary's”, eieil at the Kulmiikn home nt 8:00 Laughton Memorial Hospital Mrs. of the Yacht ( lull which was dec w(|| B|„„|M)r „ ln|(.tl, n|tl,w B,„| |rr Her: "The Bells of St o’clock. Brown I. the former June Nagle orated in the I Hot color* of green i((.nMl' „„ Saturday at 8;0li Admits, (iw vu Vales, Will o' Ih" WnmfcrCul, (ff#iiy oyton Wisp", .liingiiiann. .lean Pm ki'i, Mr. and Mrs. C. A Hlclnhring « " 1'1 «''n »'rln K one of the , ,|lr c „ nim.mlty Hall in "The Water Bug', Miles. I’eggv Lovely arrangements of carna­ lommy Irmq wsof tions were used In decorating. The nnnounre the birth of a son, Cllf tables was a bugi. hum ifully | y M a i y . No admission will he Thoinlev; "Second Muzolka". Mrs, Edward C. Huhn, is spend refreshment table was overlaid ton Wayne, on June II at the ................. . . .offering . local Irrurutcd birthday enkis tiuluncgl bargi'd but a frre will (Smlmd, Margaiid Miaire; "Mock 1 . 1 Mm# ftlh (J<J ing ten dat days at (tamp Winginno at with ii lace cloth and centered with hospital. Mis. Hleinhrfng Is the by green nnd gold candles in rrya- will be taken, ing Bird", Lewis, Bobby Little. lol lioldei s. The cake was baked by rk. Avon “Part a hndnl scene, including n latnin- former Jm-ipielyn Keeler. Home mndi lee errum and t-nkr "Sextet fioln I .in m". Itomz.i't 11, one of the Del,amt Pilots, Mary tore bride anil groom, and grad­ Mr. and Mrs. \V. T. Kelly on Leary, wlm later in the evening will be sold during the event, The Pauline Hans The Fidelia Class of the First uating while tapers. During the -hew will ineliiilr the following tiounred this morning tinbirth Also 'I'w lligh l McililuHoir'. served It to the guests Baptist Church will meet al I In' evening games were plnyrd with pei formers: Jean Ann Nelson, ■Simpson, Flam es Jobe, "Ib nel al Mrs, ,Hai a (iiitfm 1log lies, * ' I'mol home of Mrs. II. K. Hardison, .1011 iirlics belag won liy Mrs. M. ,1. of o daiightci al the lliilifitx l|o« Taylor, Dorothy Lee, Mary pltnl in Daytona. past f ’nlmettn Avenue, nt H:(in p.m. Lodge and Mrs. Alvin Kilpatrick. ......... ..........1 " Mie Oriando c u ,, , V( i',!!, > Hoi,ini(0 (i„„.e ’, 1 l! ' M,J ' i or gam,eis „f the DeLand f.lub ||.l|l|,y. .John I... . Mrs. Wal V "l'* : ........ • Refreshments were served at the amid a pasl dl.liod gove.nor read „ , ^ « irl« rl...|.l, (leorge Pate,son, J"...... t Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ingram and ■omliision of Die games by the T thre Code of Ethics their niece, Miss Virginia Lee |u- hostess nnsisted by Mis, Peggy ami cut .......... A , K( . Mr,. .I.," " " 1* , ' « K |,'"imi". W m h Hi e Id I dll lav cake. A history of .. . . . . |timll|(l Anders.... *>'»*'! 'S < f Dame op .1, No gram, left today for Mm Hushing, Howell. ,1 thee rlnb was read by Ethel Erick- Miss Ul-fs D li hwii J u l.rIll.liii>l>,|i\>t.Mo,n.il n«l!' ('uatniiiaili', Norma Bans "Hit, al W. Va. to spend a vacation. Those present included: Miss Bishop, Raymond Hall, son, a chatter member and a past .Mis. lieorge Stolduns mid Mis. Fire Dance", lie Folia. Dana I., Ford, nod the Misses Hhlrlry Rankin; "Soldiers Claims Don, Friend* of Mrs. Bryan Riser Moreland, Ernest Inc Humphrey, Members of the Sanford Cam­ president of the DeLand Club, Ted ihooklyn. Faust", Domnal, Marlnmii- Hit Irk will he glad to learn that she Is Phyllis Wyatt, Rochelle Eubanks, era Club at their second meeting (irmtp singing was enjoyed to the Mriiliallts who will eolitrlliule recuperating nicely from minor Yvonne Enlinnks, Irma Jean Eti Iasi night at the Cnmrrn (lilt piano nceonipnnlmenl of Johnnla pi lies for the talent contestants land) "The Joyous I'rusuril", Helm surgery In Orlnmln on Monday. hanks. Crillnrlinn of roynn nnfl Thriln Petrus, Peggy Bhop, enjoyed xtorooptirim views McIntyre, noted niuslrion of Or- me Sanford Furniture Company, mami lla ill, Flnrerire prire; "The Mountain Hliriim ". Hydnev Hmilii, Unwell, Itenlse Slevells, Ethel in color of nlcturesi|iie cities in Inndo Knder Jewelry Store. Fausts Dtipj Mai colforY vfjftlcnl and clock la Menellile*. William Lavcll, city manager of Mr. nnd Mis. Joe Caiotliei* and Williams, Mrs. M. J. Lodge Jr., (Jerntany and Luxemhourg, and Store, Hollywood Shop, Purcells, Children, Buddy and Hlinron, of Mis. Kilpatrick, Mrs. ||. L. Eu­ scones of "tulip time" in Holland. l)e|.nnd, wni the guest eneokcr. Cameia mid (lift Shop, F. M. Eng­ "Cmititiy D m ,lens", Diaingei, fWinCim 75 4 He chose f»l Ills subject, "Where lish Jr., Utility A Russell Seed Belly Rails; "Menu,'I <>p It No WllJIamspnrt, I’n. are visiting Mr. banks, Mrs. It. II. Eubanks, Mis. Minion Huimnn presided. Are We Doing From Here?" In ,, , , , .. and Mrs- Jo* Petrus at their homo Kenneth Hickson, Mis. I*', Paderewski, Ronald Rabin .nil, Vernon N, I*. Bergere, gift shop owner, V.V,,uUrV 1 | T ' w Z "l.lebesli a,,in No I". l.,-rl. I'lizi on Sanford Avenue. I nton. . - II. ifeeves, trs. It. w| photographed llaidln. .Mis. Reeves, Mrs. C the scenes in uu- Ids talk Mr. Lovell brought «ul HupossIbiliHes of ii'ii.'tivutlan of . ' , .. ' t!* ? belli White; "Indian I o f C;,R ‘. Hymes Mrs.C. P ton Mrs. Vred i , ()|tl(fc Ay.I.cm. .1 many prin............................ the D -l.».„l Naval Air Station and " " ( .A ",.n' ,......I-- ' "‘'’V ' " ' ' l-’riml, nnd "Serenade", Stl,,rl",i. Mr. und Mrs. Edward H. Mel'nil l-ord ami Mis. Byrd (mode. el;,les ...... hi pliotographie ranipnsitlnn Invited all Pilots to attend an ....... Iln« ’ ‘ u ' C II. Hrldiaid, " Molagtn mi", I* had as their guest* recently Mrs. a* lie showed views taken of ureli- II...,. " and ........... be held at Hi. Mr( long-. ai. btini McCall's sister anil brolhel-In law, n ii Vs am' old buildings In the I'll I mi m ll'del Sri tin liny, June 21 Drug ( on,pnay, Seats ami Roe I'liiilin, Paul Elliott I' i ,-linIf to 1 Mr. and Mrs. H. A, Ellllngrn and l.llt' k, ItuuI,,dial iill.l Anileisiui, , Ii ii t p Mirim". 1t,n hiiimnMoff, ' \ r nr walled nly, i lly ................ .. and 0 "; r.on, to .1:1)0 children, of Prnsnroln. Z -1 3 T Iildosl In Europe, ii, f. im it,.,...,., - pp.m. . a i n i n Mallie, e i nirn Furniture Company, Fur Mona Jobe; "Pobmalse op f, i ,n \ C. Penney Flat", Chopin, Lucille Pine. Ini (Tlervaux. IneaterI in » scnle vitl of the DeLand j cn.i? ‘ iutroduri-d ... , nlture Center und Ih Club, j, ....... irhinelle op. d No I", Rnrliioiimi, Edward McCall Jr, left ye»ter-1 ---------ley in l.iixumhourg. speaker and presidents of the n'* " n>f‘ off, Bentrlre llishee day for Roanoke, Va. In spend [ The Sunbeams of the First Rap* The views of the field* of tu­ the visiting elidis who In torn Intro ^several weeks with his aunt and list Church met recently at the lips in Ilolluml weru espeelully uncle, Mr. nnd Mrs. I'urk II. I church with the theme for thr eohufol, (he flowers appearing in dureil their members. Those fiam Hanford attending Hunter. >program being "Alaska”. The mis- wldo expanse* of yellow, orange, were Mrs. Nunry Brink, pres' >slon study wns based on n child red and other Colors. dent. Mrs, V, C. Messenger, M i■ Mr*. W, I’. Yeidey returned on ton’s tinmo in Alaska nnd other Th plentiful of deter mining a ,\l lltml, Mrs. Hue Rtovensmi. Tuesday from the Inlernnlionnl Baptist mlsslomiry work there. perniiirieiil mee.llng plnee fur till Mrs. M. C. Hlroie, Mrs. C, B. Rudd. A covered dish luncheon was elub convention of the Dri'lples of was disrnaseil. It was derided Christ and Buntist convention held served tiS I2:!>n o'clock and fiom I hat the $25 plixe offered l,y the Mrs. K. H. RoP'iall I, . Mis. Evanlast week In Chicago. En mule to I;00 until 2:00 p.m. handwork ntul St. Johns Realty Co,, lor a eon- McCoy and Mi». W. E. Holler Sanford she visited relatives In a play period win enjoyed. Those test t,e split tliicr way*: {12 for head. Ft run Orluudo: Esther McCall, attending were Tommy Wyatt, first, }H for aceond anil {h for Mlaaourl. president, Mr*. IlngheH, Mlhlrr.l 'I ' * l.lnda Wvall, Elaine Hunter, Art third prize. llavl.x, Jessie Hyder, Johnnie Mr Friend* will lie Interested to Kadcr, C%renre Johnson and Ron­ Mend,erx voted to make the Inlvie, Janette Roux and Claudlin flUarn that Mr. and Mrs. Richard nie Kader. rnntest, entltlrd. "A Day at the Wallace. oeeord and daughter Beth Ann Zoo", open in the general public. Daytona Bear- • la1 hav* moved from Wooster, O. to Prints submitted should he 4 by president, lii'..r M.isleis, Mail"" Keftt, O. where Mr. Record ha* I> iriebe* in size, It was derided, Fields, Viviini f'liiu , Ruth Camp accepted a.position with Kent and need not l,o mounted. I'lr- hell. .Iran M«rDuff, Hnsy HmIDi University. lures submitted may lie Irfl at and Colena Wllhnit. Hie Florida Home Dan Co. offirn, DeLand: llsyma Taylor, presl Mr. and Mr*. Joe Petra* and rare of A. J. Drrer. dent, Eleanor Allen, Beulah Ault ehlldran, Theda a u d Wesley The Woman's Bible Class of Mr. Dei gate spoke briefly on Dempalo Brewster. Draco Burt. Evana, have returned from At­ the First lUplixt Church met re­ pliotogiapbie teeliubpm Including lanta where they attended tha cently with Mr*. F. E. Bol* nt her choice of film, Hitting ami keeping Dlndys Earnest, Ethel Erickson, graduation of Joe Petros Jr. from home on Park Avenue with Mrs, the camera steady. Tn r next meet­ Marginet Doff, Rachael Harless. Hie Georgia Institute of Tech­ A, C. Benson as co-hoatesa. Mr*. ing will bn at HdIU p.tn. on Juno 20. Mae Horner, Kllxaheth Jackson, Mary Leary, Minnie McAuley. n o lo g y . Frank llill of DeBary conducted Helen McCormick, Beulah Methe devotional using na her sub­ Mullen, Nora Morris, ilaiel Rl 1 Mr. ami Mra. 0. T , Pearson ject "The Way", h chards'io, Dvcda Bohlnson, Lillian have as their guests Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Volin William*) teacher, Bmitli und Maxine Wilkinson, Donald K. Pfarann of Burgaw, N. urged all tnnmhera to keep In I Ml 11IN It M | •h i m s i m n C.. ihelr son Donnie and daughter touch with slc{(, shnt-ln, and ab­ lia n H Kathy; and their eon-ln-law and sentee members. Mrs. Pearl Han* A picnic supper was enjoyed >yc on f | i| u if Ii fvvt» i oli m t u r n iif daugmer, Mr, and Mra. Clyde sell presented n reading. Wednesday night hy Ihe R.W.A. R. n * i LIi n n d pin-hrl S -M ICummings of Lyon*, Ku*. ami son Those attending the meeting Circle of the First Christian Robert Clyde; atao Mr. Cummings' Church at the home of Mr*. O. T. Mrs. " “E. H. " Rocke,y. Mr*, if. A TLA N TIC C IT Y , N. J. WvMother ami eleter of Logan. Kaa., were D. Bmlth, Mis. Ilarney „Beck, Mra, Pcnison. During a short business Hnr ry, gals. Or rather, sorry, guy t|uys Mra. Arthur Cummlnn and Miss Mansell, Mr*. J. T. Newby, session Hie circle voted to give Mra. There'll he no French bath In tig Connie Cummings. They plan to A. II. iJivejoy, Mra, W. M, Rcntt, $40 toward sending intermediate* Mills allowed on this icsort's f r l i l t rotative* In Miami over the Mrs. Williams, Mr*. Mill and Mr*. to Chi Ho Camps. fomlng weekend. Tlioan present wcie Rev. and crowded iHtarhns this season. Roll, Officials who make Ihe mica for Mrs. Hviliert Hass, Mr, and Mrs. David Miller, Mr», James Knight, beaches here banned Ihe ultra : Mr. ami Mrs. B. F. Whitner Jr. Mr*. A. P. Bandy, Mrs. V. 11. sranlv swim suit Thursday and recently attended the graduation Grantham and guest* Mr*. Art required life guards In see lhai of thalr daughter, Mlae Dorothy Cummings, Air. ami Mrs. D. K bathers wear "decent stllre." Ann Whitner, from Rlpon Cof"The French linlhing suit Is del rearaon. sir. ami Mrs, tjlyd* Cum­ lego In Rlpon, Wl*. Mlaa Whitner Inlcly out," said Beach Patrol Ku 1■* i mings, Jan and David Miller, Don­ perinlemleol t raduated Magna Cum Laude. Richard lliifhr*. nie Peatson, Kathy Pearson, Syl­ pon her grailuatlnn from R«mlThe Phebian Class of tho First via Pearson, Freddie KidgIn and Each year there are request:, nolfl High School sho received the Baptist Church combined their Hubby Clyde Oumntinga, tnr a ruling on how low, bow high ohlay award for making the and how brief "decent attire" ■ ........... i .— i . . ......... m gheat grades for ihs senior rises monthly meeting on Tuesday with surprise house worming hon­ should be. Mr. Whitner returned on a Because tha Job of keeling laws Mra. M. T . Hoynas i t her HAPPY I1IRTHDAY y bud Mra. Whitner la oring In step with ever •ahrinkjai style* for a abort lima In Tails- home at 547 Plumo»a Drive. Serv­ $ 1 .9 5 to $ 4 .9 5 Jack Morrison In wnmen’a beach wear became NYLON Mlaa Whitner la axpectad ing a* ho*toss with Mra. Haynes Ethel I m Riser Increasingly difficult, th* matter va in Sanford on Juno 17. was Mra, H. R. Parker, Shannon Winn was put on a "derent attire" basis Other* enjnylng tho event were Hwlnt Trunks Burke Btevla So this year, no French bathing Tha midriff la empKailied Mra. j : W. Ftilghum. Mra. M. C. Mr*. Hacy King suits. 'franco. Mra. II. H. Bloodsworth, In our wispy wondarful $ 4 .9 5 $ 1 .0 0 t o $ 2 .5 0 Mra, Edgar Benton, Mra. William plakl. Additional featureit Reynold*, Mra. C. H. Polity Jr., ihe modified Wter-tvpe top, TOMORROW’S Mr*. H. V. Nelson Jr., Mrs. ihe tiny plquo collar, tho L The marriega of Mlaa Neill# Eugene Pennington, Mr*. Harold gold Leya awingIng ftmn a n, daugmer of Mra. Mattjs Plgott, Mr*. E. J. People*, Mr*. Bowen, I f Richard Even*, eon If. Heekinbach, and Mlaa Dorothy jhtny patent bait. Colors i flP KCULH ^ r RPKCIAUI r. and Mrs. Orajjar Evana *f Carter. rn/Bfut, Rad/Grean. HOM E B A K E D M E A T LO A F Orleans. U . , will taka p ace Maj. W alter Turner Mailem Pupils Are Presented In Recital SpeakH AtWSCSMeet Socipl Calendar r Mrs. Philips Honors Miss Nancy Williams arson al Joint Moot Of Pilot Clubs Held In DeLand Miss Jane Ford I Honored WithShowcr Luke Mary To Have Church Talent Show NYhON RIBS ('ulor Films Shown For ( am cra Club FANCIES 1(aptist Sunbeams Have Alaska Program doJ, Mr«. Bol/, BenHon Fntertnin Circle Picnic Supper I Held By KWA Circle Atlantic City French Bathing SuitH Mr«. HayncH Honored A t Phebian Meeting (>>«l Shirts Neckwear Bowen-Evans P lan * . fold For Wedding 65 * SHOPPER’S SPECIAL 654 w lm Q im . 12cS^ cm CREAM 8 A U 0 E 0 noe BAST PIRST . . MEN MENS WEAR HANFORD �* ■l >1,1...s* le Blues Will Finish Season, Officials Announce ■' Bucks For Baseball Drive Nets Total O f $5,916.67 T o Assure Team H e r e Blues Try To End 5-Game Losing Skein In Twin Bill A t DeLand Tomorrow's Palutka Game Here To Be Judge D. Stenstrom Preceded By Flag Thanks FannForAld Judge Dougla* Hteastrom, Day C e r e m o n i e s co-chairman uf Iho "Hack* Hnsei'iii I'u iii * twltinre ut the season ill Hanford was ns*lin'd after yesterday'* meeting uf tin* Seminole lliiic stockholders III Senator l.luyil F. Boyle’* office. Weather permitting, tho Hominulo ilium will Invade Del,mid and attempt to rr-enart tho famiiuu David uiul (iulluth ktory to­ night in a twin bill with the li-agoe leading Itril Hots at Cont ml Field. Last night Iho Honilii.il r lout Ihoir fifth gamo in surrvitlou to tho Cocoa Indiana in Provost Park, 3-2, before 229 fana. Nun •English opeaklng Tuny Torrra mad* hla firat atari on Iho hill for Hanford and wrnt tho mute fmn-nrf tiro and walking hut one Indian. Ifowaver, Torre*' performance , ^ wa* matched by Virgil two-rnn I H fort uiul llic Co.... ■ f'"ii club pmiMili il Judge Dougla* Ktemtrom, rochairman uf ,-Hn. I- r..i It i . I ball" ilrivi-, h r l W l- ) v*alt’<l tlmt ip»i'i| iK v i t .-1 fl.i'Hi " I 'T ^ 3 f t I '' 910.07, After a Hl*n»!r«m brief illaciDslon Illim ufficlala docided that they had sufficient m oney to finish the aeavni. Preaidrul Joel Field celled a merlin* to Iron out the final detail* for Tncwlai morning iu the f ill ('omniiaeloner’a room at the Cily Hall. A prcaentatlon of thn fiuanciul •tatui of the rluh \va* uiuile l>y J. M. Walli'i , riot, uccountallt anil bookkeeper. From tlm funds avail­ able II waa decld<d that the club'* financial plight could be Straight en out. Though W i iio 1 realguationa were luindwl in It wua hin t'll that du ll m ig h t nrgunlre in the retliu out manager lias FI, i * which phices him V III a tie for the ' league leud with j l.uvy. Doth have / ill) more fourS' muster* to go In l order to eipial ; the record. Aleno *■ has played In 88 lltuhly Luke uf Klfi game* und lias n homer average of one every H guinea played, At the present projected rale Aleno should hit about 3(1 home runs, hut us In the ruse of moat home run bittern this nvrrage doesn’t mean murh. flrruit drive rloiitera lend to lilt round trippern III Nliriik*. Tik e k* Mil r l ithi pie Aleno nail Joe Purl** this year. Joe hud five homers before Aleno had one. I’nrlar led the leuicne with six fnr the first in fllnger to ' K ir ' ■ i '* five run* mill win the game, Jot) I’urlne and rup- !\ i |||'<I out two hits w li I 14> A l i n a , Torrra (i a il w i n , umi Rhodes rontrllmtt'd on* run, Three Cocoa double plnya stifled n trio of Hunforil inllies before they got atartod. Tomorrow night Iho Ilium will return home to play four rollin'ut Ire gamra during the nral four daya. Tomorrow nlghl'a game with i'alalka will be preceded by the F.lk* aponaorrd "Flag Day" rerrmonfra. lleut'h llivadinir the ronflnea of Mm-urliil Stmlluin ngain. While on Monday night Leesburg will oppose thu Hint'* mid on Tuesday evening Orlando will pluy here tu conclude the firat half of Hut sea non . Twu Lakeland Pilot pitrhrra are due In today to help lx>l*t»r the anaging Hrnilnnlea, They will he joined hy the alugglng little Indian, "Buddy" Grunt, tomorrow night. Groat a runalatanl ,300 hitler will algo with Hanford aa a free agent after drawing hla release from the class A Augusta, Ga„ of the Hally League, Several other dvula ore now lu tho discussion stage, Sanford General Monager, John Krliler, admitted today hut he refused to meulluti iiami'M, Msnfonl All II O A Herds, cf j o j* (l Eskow, rf | a o 0 Poriae, |h t J m (| Aleno, ;ih t i n t ) Godwin, 2h 9 1 4 2 Brooklyn, If 3 II | u It bodes, * II I 7 n Gontales, «» l o i n Torres, p 2 01 4 o-Hherha 1 0 u li Total* 32 7 21 M fans to our osllaiauco mid auved baseball fur Bunford." The Heminole flluea This Week Tonight Hanford at Del,mid (2) Saturday I'alutku ut HAN Ft HII) Hunday Jo* Bench nl SANFOIID TITU H V TL LK ITDIvH Haiunloy, June tl Humlny, June 13 Cocoa All II G A Matteonl, 21. 1 It 4 Smith, cf 4 l I f Unlugh, *n 4 I !1 -I Rambert, Jh 4 2 H i Kolker, rf 41 2 II Walker, If ... 4 2 2 II Docker, nh 4 0 u l Padgett, c 4 2 7 11 Frasier, p .' 10 1 ,1 Total* 24 10 27 14 a— Grounded out for Torre* in Oth, Hanford 100 (100 010-2 Cocoa 130 000 10x— fl R— Kurils, Kskew, Smith, Walk­ er, Padgett, Frasier 2. E— Balogh, Moodiiy, June 10 bv driving out his first homer uf the year anil adding two more single" before the fray ended. Treadway la tha second highest hitter In the circuit standing iuat three paints behind the leader with n .283 mark. Red Roberta la uf eourae Ike pace Thla year's FHL All • Hlar game, urlglnallv elated for Hanfnrtl on June 20, will be playtd here the night of July 19. The change waa nweasltated by the revlsrd schedule Issued after HI. Augustine and Gelnetvllle were furred to drug out. for Baseball" drive. laid lw day, “ MV wlah to ibaak tha people of Sanford and Hemlmil* County for thr splendid spirit of co-operation ebown hr thorn In this drive la h*«p in* Hint* League franchise. In particular ** would like to lhanh tha Tuoaday night's fan* for digging down to com* tribute and buy ticket*. Tha >213 ralaed spontaneously b» passteg Iho hat ahowa clearly tnat the fana want boarball In Sanford. Wo aloo want to thank tho ntoro tkaa 73 fana and rhlldran who worked In one way or ajurfkor and oapoclaliy radio sfattea W TRK for devoting I t houra fror radio time to bring tho drift to tho people." M ilk Wins No. 14 For Second Place Jax Beach Birds lly F. T . M acFEKLY Associated P rc u Staff Writer A couple mure pitcher* like Tom Mills and the Jacksonville Beach Kua Birds would be way out froot in the Florida State league instead of just climbing Into second place. Mills pitched his 14th victory against only one Ion Thursday night, giving the tiea-Blrdi an I t win over I’nlatka In the second half of a double header. PaJatka won the. opener, 9 3. The split heiuen move Jackson­ ville Beach ahead uf Orlando's Senators, 4vho Inst to Leesburg. 5-2, and wilhin Sir games of the lead­ ing DeLand lied Hats who blew a double header tu Daytona Beach, 0 3 and 0 3. In the other game, Cocoa heal Sanford, 3 2. Even the good news that directors und stockholder! had decided to keep the Sanford Blues In the league failed to break them out of a slump. A 2 day "bucka tor baseball" drive, spearheaded by llruiley odliani, produced >3,918.87 In pledges, ticket sale* god dona­ tions nl Sanford Though it waa Hhorto f the >10,000 they askad, stockholders and directors voted Thursday afternoon tu continue Up***tlntl* Mills’ itth pitching win for Jack­ sonville Beach was not the rankle righthander'* best of the aeason. lie allowed I'nlutku nine hits, hut he tightened up with men on base amt hi* control waa so good he VCKC Is Launched On Another HGire&i Season Of Racing Won Lout Pci. Florida Slate League Ur Land 40 10 078 jaxvlUe Beach u 22 .021 Orlando 27 22 .017 Sanford 21 21 .334 Palatha 21 28 .325 Daytona Beach 29 20 .492 Leesburg 24 23 .407 Cocoa 21 r 202 Daytona Beach 8-9 DeLand 5 2 piuatka 8-1 Jacksonville Beach 3p8 Ueiburg 8 Orlando a Cocoa S Sanford > Klnaliy Dint*. Main 4!»i«nl, l.iivii<a *1V I II II 44'4!— 3 lHIha Mil* Null]* Way. Hlirmm. A (In me. Horn* MoriCk» r, Pelh Ann*. Illim /.*ldiyr. T ra v rlliiir Ik*. Mlaa tilnn.i II * m H A T H II 41 T — 14 m i l l . Mil* J*l>*m, 11i'll*nr* t'|., 4V ill llur, I'li. I' mmm, i'll r C oiim I ii, r*u|,tnIn Htvlft H im .. Hlnt|*r. Ilaaainulaii i : li. H m 1 arise, Torre*. K ill— Paris*, God­ win, Rmnhort 2, Mktteoni, Padgett, Irasier, 211— Rambart, Padgett, Balogh. H— Matteonl. DP— flalogh, Matteonl and Rambert) Qonxalea, Godwin and Paris*; Docker, Mat­ teonl ami Rambert; Frasier, Balogh and Rambert. Left— Hanford 7, Cocoa 7.. MB— off Torres, Fra»i*r. HO— by Torre* B, Frailer 8. WP— Torrea. U — Maloney and van (Ryder. T -l t 4 7 . A — Witt. ACCIDEN TAL DEATH MIAMI tel — J. E. Hopkins, 48 tar-old appliance repairmen, was — •ctroeuted -------- Thursday when he walked Into a flooded washroom carrying a faulty "drop light." . Police said Iht Insula I ion on the light tord waa worn through In *pol* and Hopkins apparently grabbed on* of these spots while trying to repair a leak in the tjfeshroom at tlie rear of a store Mayer ftuherte Cade Braeevko luatranaky ’en»a ..... Irtw ito ............ 14 4114—A lHIha 4|ll* Himiky 4'runk Sniiilir.uk. Illvcr I U I , 11Inti Vallow. fllinro Tim . Kr*ah Huy, ilualn-cn llerlilln X I X T I I I I AI K— J4 laika Mil* ISvalvu Marie. I i * (a i. Haucy Htep, H a r r y llieh. Mr Imw*. Paten. l'|i l.nt*, III'.ml* rherutr T 41X T 14 I IA IT v — ll*ni'k I'uara* Julia Klnuacui T o r i , T r u d y M. Millll* Hell*. Jo-1* 11*11*. K arol (la*. Kd'a V irtn ry , Plteli. "SEMINOLE BLUES" SCHEDULE SAT. NITE 8:00 PALATKA f if t h h a it i— A ims. mi* U » l . 3X3 . .1.1.) Im.l ll.i.i » o iu 4 I Tuilimt* t UU 1 • orriiiHi t UminitUt iJ il (III |U. SIX TH 11.40!— 4/ ltik< T im * 33.1 till* Tim* i 31.3 I J*mi Jrial.. tun 1 lu I lllil* A|"i|l,i s uu I 4 Twin kin To* | gullllrla II 21 |7I III IIIIJIITII HAIT!— A IBIlii Nil* > Hill Kay I t lu 7 III « 4 Old Hk*.'t 4.|u i 1 Mlliineu | gulnlnln 14-11 |tk«u. S ^ 10 - Races !4 I X T I I H A C K — .V I U l S , «|||* T im * ■ 3S.II 1 Murt-hlno Mlk<* t lu o n t I Fly* Mpv> 1 I’unra ISO Daily Double U t and 2nd Kpeea (Julnialaa every rare I Wu'nljl* I M i 117.40. TS.XTII MAt 4;— Mrirh I'aara* T tm * i 11.3 J fancy Trliik*! 410 III) t f1 £S*» 44 1 1 Fancy *>«> Jin. WululHu 17 41 |SI> 00. BEST tVATEK OAINKSVII.I.K - ..................uD Award* fnr the best water and sewage plant* In Florida were iiinde ut dinner t'loaing tho iioih unniiul short courac on water supply and icweragit here Thursday night. Top awards went to Wittier Pork, best operated primary water treat­ ment plant; IJrlumlo, best npcrnUtd water flltrulton plant; Hialeah plant of Cily uf Miami system, licit operated water softening plant; l/uiviTsily of Florida, best oper­ ated sewage treat men! plant' Car rahelle, best operated liilhoff sew age disposal lank. Clearwater, heat opera led primary treatment plant: Hnrnsulu, best operated trickling filler plaiil; Miami In teriialional Aiijurt, best operated activated slndite plant. 8:15 »'. M Msnny iialan' Band Hiih Service Leaven Yellow Cab Office 6:50 P. M. fDmnd Trip 91.90 Tux Inrl. STILLBR00K STRAIGHT BOURBON HALF PI NTS TONIIillTK * lll.Ki'T Hr X* K I I I H T UAI'4!' F ou r t.y Four. Ilaliy Diana. Him-HIII H K i 'l iN D I I A i ’ l-i; N*var Dual, Jolly H a r r y . Hiar Hliadow. T ltlltD IIA K B : Hpeady Holt. Prlnc* J., My It** F m t l l T I I I I A C K i Hlr lt*hal. tinbrlc, HyalamalIc F irm I I A C K i Main Kvant. ■.«. vai:». Had tlrokar. H I X T I I I t A l ’ K ' T r a v d l n a Mlk*. [D ili Ann*, Hoinurwi H K V K N T I I llA K K i Jalaam, It*** oiatat*. C ity Kuualn K IllllTII RACK; lllv*r Hat, Fr*ah U u y . Kamila. N I N T H I I A C K i H a r r y IlK-h, He toil*, Hauer Ulap. T idN TII H A C K ; M ill* Fein. Julia Ktngaem. Kd'a Veloelly. i .a »t N in irrn g g itu .T* Untile tarnltaro ...... •— Denotea Team PALATKA AIALKA RATTING AVERAGER SMCunu nous— ssti* taeeeaU llaTl*'ual|y UoaSle) riota te.io teo I luma Prince 1.00 ■ flea Bird Manager Loon "Red" Treadway Informs us. t u t In aplte of the good aeason his team li inJoying, Jax Beach fane are Juat not turning out fur the game*. Treadway pula tha blam* on the (act that this la the first yudr tha Batch hat had a club and fan* have pot hecuma eecuatofn 18 coming out and watchlni organ­ ised baseball. Although Red eomplalusd of being sick peter to lait Tuoaday' gave goad sereunl of 1 UJli1|||*Ii ? t S Court l July I IV I 00 4 D A V TO N A B EA C H — (Apodal) X liuni.ru lu uu It 7 — The Voluala County Kennel 7 Alnlinma Cracker IJUlnlrlu |X-&> 147 lu Club |a off to another recordM i t K l i l l 11.41I!— 3 H I M Mil! breaking aeaiou. Both attendailnre and mutual play are well tip over the tub I level In the firat week of till* year's meat. Crowd* are running exactly U.2 over laat year while tho niutucl handle ha* Increaaad a pleaalng 18 per cent. This performance la evon more a mating In view of tho fact that the IM I aoaaon bor­ dered on the aeaeationel and wao by fnr the boat over at tho boanilfnl greyhound raring track. Oruado 8* /atkaonvUle Bead For example, mutual play thla American League year la running 42 per cent better New York 28 18 than two yeara ego. Total bet­ Boiton 21 21 ting haa topped the half million Cleveland 21 22 mark for the firat aeven racing Chicago 27 23 datea of the III-day campaign. Wiiiunglnn 24 24 A roualng opening night haa Phlladelphie 21 24 art the standard fur the VCKC. Upward* uf 7,000 fana, an alltime record attendance, Jammed the Iracck for the inaugural program, and they established an opening night mulurl handle of >93,000, Kullhirds are convinced that the Voluala track bonata it* fluent array ut greyhound*, who rate among tlie world’* be«t. Koliaway Baba, Inaugural Handi­ cap winner, owned by Jaa* Bing­ ham, and Harley Koyie'a Ruddier have eatabllahed themselves aa the two top doga at the truck to date. Both were stars ut Holly­ wood and iliacaynv. There are many other out at mul­ SI. Louis 13 Brooklyn 10 ing doga racing regularly and Boston II Pittsburgh 2 there ure other* like Jack Archer New York at Cincinnati postponed, and Hand Hong, who hnven't rain darted a* yet. National League Charity nintlnuea will be belli , e a c h Wednesday a f t e r n o o n Chicago at Boston (night) throughout the aenaoii, ONLY GAM E t o x 111111"* k .x t i i i k * Florida lateraallaual League <fi I T I 4 U T 14 414k— H I BIS. Mile Miami 44 23 037 4Viral Half lln ll, llm il.lr. Tampa 42 24 tnti K m Mill*. 4’inir Ur Knur. Alu m 's Miami Beach 43 23 (132 I' m. h. Art'll Warn. Aflirloll. Him-Hill. I’lilrnl. Ilaliy M im s Havana 30 27 301 I*<ivsriy s l i d l X l i 44 14 4!— .4 M i l . . Mil* St. Petersburg 83 34 .493 tl.aal Half li a llr II<i h Ii I* i West Palm Beach 30 38 433 Him HliudOW. .\*v*r Huai, 44 .mil Ice la n d 2.3 44 .343 Ulna. J..lly Harry . Bhlrlsy Him, 4\'iiyfl*lil, llurkliiirt All 8tara 13 34 194 llrhava, T l l t l l l l A M I 'S — .V lU lk s Mil* Havana 2 Miami 2 lllurk Hi r *. 1II« s Hpolt, M > Ha*. St. Pateraburg 3 Miami Beach 2 Prlnr* J, H|i*adr Hu]*, Portia tmk* Alvlaln'n rjii**u Tampa 8 West Palm Beach 3 (10 tl*iillln*d. Kill llTIt MA4 47—tl/lHIh* 4I(I< Inning*) Mom'* 4 » r r l n r , rllr II * l , « I, Lakeland 9 All-Star* 3 I'liarin'a Doc I or. Iletial ti * a I, l.iiltelaml vs All Stars at Tainpa 4'rauli'a link*, Hyalematlc, l l o u . • v*r. Itiilirli' We»l Palm Bcaeh at Tamtio 4 I K T I I It Al l — A IMIka Mil* St. Petersburg at Miami Reach Htnnidii J*aal*, K*«n Kul, tl*il llrok. r. lair Dnnily, Dnr* llo|i«. Mikml at Havana the star with two runs batted In on a double and single. I J ‘ Haw k 1 7 " tV 1BB»» Down U ...with IT NICHT 8:38 1DWAY, INC. FLORIDA U T S DAY MONTHS T O PAY tl«r.fiMSttlSttftn Sharp, dear, tteady If-lach pbturea with famous antireflection Glare^luard. Instant tutteg of both "Getdaa sound and slrisrr. Stabkh vmtakte E e u a lu te r w 1 . . T . . . HBB US KOR FRBB HOME D EM ONSTRATION �—a ;,i I , 1 TUP. HANFORD H ER A LD — - DU. C. L. PERSONS DR. L. T. DOSS O l'T O M E T H lS T E Y E S EX A M IN ED (1EA H SES K IT T E D 110 South Palmetto Avenue tillltO P It ACTOR 1 Frl. FRE10 HOME TRIAL! C o in lit* tv M O T H S !> to 12— 2 to 5 3U.1 Atlantic Hunk ItullitLBI Phone 755 w ith it* r in ft mini b o o s t mr GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE illll Un a lu M l % **. 11. **fc“ n * JA M E S G U T u A G E N C Y G e n e ra l liiM ir a iit c ! Hit! !•: AMT F III". 1 1 'llO N l CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E I.K I'IIO N E H fag# T 15.12 MOTOROLA — ADMIRAL T E L E V IS IO N MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING —TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES I t ' S a S p e c t a c u l a r to n a l- H a n m* P e r f o r n i c e ! Ipue 1.1, ilT H h ’ E T /H JA M E S H A-ttiK1 11. J A M E S U 1 T I Mil m nl 107 I It,huh 4(11 Snnfiiril All.mlh* NaMuiinl llmih llullding (JlIT Ity l i n y Ih itlU OZARK IKK W ONLY O IV IS YOU P O N T IA C T H IS D U A L -R A N O i C O M B IN A T IO N ! Hi, fia Mate, More Powerful Hlgh-Compimulon Inglntl Haw Dual-Manga Hytka-Mutl* Oil*•* Ofve* Yew tha tight Rawer at thm tight llmal N*w Nlfh N if e fiM M i Itonomy Aala— fewer tnglna ta Halation* pat Mila I n■ •i e have in our aliownionin the grt-uleM J’lniiiui' mi let,man In Auivrlcu— tin* gm il new I’miilm wuiilug tor you to lulu1 tin- wheel uiuJ rfr/tv ll yi>iir»*•//.* He want you to puf t him car through U s |i h p v n — •itf|i|>liig along ninthly In Triitllc Kuotfe or gliding over ito- miles In Cruising Kongo. You'll lind this Dual ILinge * performer glvus you woiulerful new fun in every mile mid wonderful new nillenge from every itiillon ol g.imdhn*. We feel sure you'll lind thm Pontiac Rives you every­ thing you want most In u car— dlMlneilve heaitly; llody hy Fisher; envy-going lilg-cur ride, wonderful dependability. And remember, Pontiac U a threat value-one ol the lowest priced curs you cuii buy. Come on In uml get the facts and figures. *0|)IiiMituI 144 #iii4i mil, gtiuifimint, 154ilUh|l H||A«t4l Alfflll. mill turn itimimi u u<* 4t*fcifff SUFft lA I. SKIIVICKH D o lla r ib r D o lla r W . D. 301 Went F irst Street line HERALD WANT ADS JP om follow lH g IR lM T. W S M \l I P O N T I A C CO. IMione Kill Mrro F K K IIH « li lit |tftF ir Mill1 Hunt's Tuseit.i Vf.-.l *o,t,,< I'hotiH I* W. DUIrlrhA ( ' A I I I N K T H , Snali. I *"«•'. I{llllf IIII* 11siit hi' . I 'in ii(h|iimI or on 1■'in|»4irititly ftu ii'll!' t«f H'iIHJ Manful >1 A vi- EliMtiir motor n»* tsl'nliii^, I’clt vi •idfi uml riikiio .l ivin' A mufti to you mi your tHi'ftihooi* SOI. Moulding, I’lywmiil. \ 11 ( '..ii I. t i t l i n ' ) Inaii1nlli.il, ......... lit . HD Cmn|ilii'll’H C'nt.irii'l a. t ► , I i ■<1•. I UVN MftftWKHH . Vi ll M il*|imi«'i! HtiUllltlll^H, !ftUl Illwny h. 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In r . l a f a l.»r I k U a r r u m i a m l a l l u n Oir a s . * r l l » r « 1* *>|>*rlf>l III pa> •t.M D lIri la « r ( * » f a r aa la r r a S r r I k , k ra i puaalkta a p r . l r a , all W a a l « 4a n a * l kr la a a r .i f f l a p a a I k * t u t k r l u r a p a k l l taliaa. e ir a a r a u llr r aa iM m r.ltairlr If a a a r r a t i i a r a r a l a m a r a * . W r r a a a a l ka rtap .iaalk la lar a ta r a I k a a a k a l a r a t r a r l laaaa- ll.. ■ THE SANFORD HERALD » t ftm |iii #I |tnyiio*iit ft 1111 A vp L'lftltft Hun ,ft III.ntl . til*. hlllftls'llN, Dpuep A wnii i In id * i « YViiition hftiiiti-t, Lill i . ii |h .1 lut I Ion mm* IMn! ft11s>-s | t f (M e, iCOPY 11 Avt' t’Jtftt ol S itnloid A v p . in Sinif «u •! Prit’tsl ha low an $777ft. Down |iitVMorit» ii« 11111 it?* *1#!»*« |i ( moh ' Htihh’ ■! I l l R I I A N l *S I .iill.i ni. '.'i.. S|'.ii» 1 ,NI ,\\ 1-TJMlRS 01 fii«* I to |i«r |)IU’I‘.I fit.Ill Still. 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POR ft'lioim till »V Roil# I, Hjio N VV V I'PHHONNP.I. WTjI.XKA A|ii»f»nient". I l l W FORD Pick (Ip I •u.k fI font I In Ml) ] my mi- nI. 2 In-ill iiiiiii house First Hired. I'hune SUifW. ■Itjitc T ile H)u>|, sr,vo. ft \l.l, KDM UNDH l!(4ln»|f*titrin*f I In-ili i,mu tuiusi' S!»r,h. IIUTL'llIHON Al'TH. II-T'J H'>. AI Shop I'liunc ft'JliM ItniiltiifA iuntlc, IJnytvnn itencli Situ | ,ve iii Sanfmil in your own liuim . A to ut roviTN i ’AHII FOR PI \M is -week, |.|un lut, williinit liiiin Sovi. rent ninl ilrlvlmr time Up Tu fllOO Pm lit,I.y lit.hi ipiullly «|,ei lfliallutiH, llle hull,, I’hntm Hsiifutd Ihflt-J. Mumliiiirr a Hui»|f11fM or Splints acii’i'lii’il hrei'teway, cur purl, Ctilllltu'tifiK sY Iti’Utini A l.l. Mmlsrn Irnllei n|mn- nl ulillty ilium, liumiliy fucilltle., \\ .1 Km** '.'Him South Uuik Avr Up To $14)0 Pur Upiiyhi In-nut If ul, nhnily Hunlionlii Tm il kill lien cuhilietx, Ilut|iuliit inline |*horif Tift1 Cull 147-1-J ur Z2t > J 4 1 itCl 7 | t It, er Park. Hhuffl.'hunrilH, n-eien mnl i ef i inn of hi , Duo Therm nil t M IIN K T sS , Cmintei*, Coplfunrd*. lion room, nil lllnl ilimvern pure hl'liter, furieil mill luster "»n ft*. S'uil, Win ulwork ini', Ml! SjiiI* "Kaslly rlssn fur fulka wliu ml wulls, Irintilalerl ceilinus, spo AH I H L E h W A N TE D i! fon! A m ’imm* Uiioiir I Ir»:i ,J. ears." If mile* auulh uf Him fur.I cuius IItinlet-1, ||<>|| tufa, •t Htsmfuril Htu. 17-H2 Illwny fl/ier-Weller llnnirs, |nr. We buy, nell A trnilt1 iihmI C A R P EN TER WORK Punier Mellmivillr anil Kamtolph furniture. Wilson-Muiur Pmu y „ r luit'k ,epUlr fepulr iuhx, ur nmatl Iture V. *»i. ’’hune UGH * ■■ ■' Itnro Pu. 31) . ______ building, ('all" lira IIJ'.’ M-A U N F U ItN IH IIE D simrlnient. Cull M K V IIT 1— Alt riPl.KH FOR HAI.K 1 -7 /— I'elH-Llrentork-Nuppllfs •77-E. , A LOU.SIKH The pi act leal, thrifty, neule>l way t» convert UPHTA1R9 furnlihiMl uinoiimni, TltA VER H E Estenslon Rods— 25” M ULE for Nile. L. II. Mmm, I .ul. Ihal pinch in hieerewuy into 11 in mih". Kenkiirlk Olass and " rits anil wstsr furnlnli.il. I'rl cut,I, iiilvate rut,111. Telephuue Pu int Co. •nirant's. elute III. Puiili I I2u ft,1 free estiiimle ul stop - 1 4IIR L I' W A N TE D l,y Mil West First The Furni­ (Ill, KDRNAf.'Kh— Ity Kresky, ture Center. ^jOOM furnlnhcil In,use. Wnll, Fluor uml Fireplace. R E TA IL Salesman Wanted Mit u.ly at, nlrn location. Phunu M. O. IfODOKS •iniiluytnunt Himes iiiiluyinurit Flrestiine Fire |G5 W. lal HL _ I'hunn M l i f ; | *, ;r 1 ,, ■ , •1. W O R K W AA N TED - 1 % Yd. Drailinn fur rent. Pull OLO 'NKWIPAPKKg WB2, (lennva. (1:00 to H:hll p.rp. For Nile nt *c I Mound at (be BABY 8 IT T E K - Rent uf referHiiiifnr.| Marni^ or writs llot Dll, Uvnnvu, Fin. 'ences. Mrs. Mlilaiu Viaup, HO Wr»t IUth St. Phunu M PIM 6 BOOJH unfurnliheil Imuse, .‘112 HOOD AN D HAD I 5.00 HA BY H ITTE R , Mr-. Falkenherg, Holly Ave. $011.00 per rmmt|i. Used Dresser ..... heat references. Phunu I2UI-I. tlsed Round Oak Dining Phone 064-J after ttiOOji.m. T a b t a ............................... iu .ou FU R N IS H E D it roam* a|iartmenl. Used Dresser . 10.00 U lltL wants dumestlc work, miy kind of house wutk I’hune a o a ia i N a p i in c o m i o i i Used Chest of Drawers 10.00 U*ed Vanity , ......... .... 20.00 ituuni Air Conditioning TW O tiedmoi)} furnished ujidnlr* Used Hofa .................... 1 . 20.00 10— llualneas UpporlunllleM — 10 H. 1>. hope Hi C m. Inc. jpt- AcPfy mornings, MUG West Used !i pc Living Room •i.M, a. r u .h ( » ■ i»i.-. Huite .... ... . 2G.UU *0R H A L E — (jrocery A Market, Used 2 uu Ho/a Bed Suite 15,00 wall stoeked. New fixture 1. 13- - NOTICKS-PEHHDNALB — If W A N TE D Used ‘Hofa lied SO oB TsrmXii W l |Cehr^ Ave. T H E Working Man's ahopplng ROOM W A N TE D — permanent, Reg. 9110.00 Shopworn I pc iilai-e for new, used uml i«file by refined elderly Red Room Suite ...... 71.00 T r ^ H P E m n EH V ICP.H — 12 Ishnl furniture fur the ruiupletr pot X, c/o Hanford MATHER OK HANFORD Jaueratur or Ulurt. home Huilgrt Price*. Telephom 303 101 ft. 1M Bt. PhoaS I l f 517, Swnln’s Hut I486 Tim Furniture Center— U 5 Re itfvrd A ven u* w in d s # go LM5V9M All Cepstar |i*poAr It £M| n s il to Bpr, Kent or Hell, lA TK A ILK K H ! iti.|»-rly, emi'i'iv J. iij. . tulilii.ti.-il mill murkut, T W O rull-uwiiy fnlilmi- In.I- It... . with r, mom Pin. I.uwil Mwi-i (OH mi, • 11 Phunu IlilU. ' ' 11 fodders PllBia 1Q18-M. __J i.HlH.-i.iit . M 'S (■Ot.DHUOHO PACKAOI I , W. H A L L , Rnatter HTORH w o w . t n a oik ahtii-'V.J.1 fma ... ./rfftiliBiN o ----- - ^»»»- Jantraet and repair work. Krai 2G FOOT House Trailer. Hm J f, estimate, ft, L. Harvey. 20s Cullar^,^Sanford dialler •aolord Ava. Pheua HUM. ‘ �* - V m TH E SANFORD HERALD FrL J i m 11. l i f t r t| < S Collins Ducks On Power Of Trum an On Overseas Army WASHINGTON k* Gen. J. Lawton Cullln* told the Senate to­ day he doesn't know whether two new pact* wi>h Weal Germany would nlve Prcr.ldent Truman the right* tu order American troop* Into an International army. "That'* out of my field," said the Army rhlef of staff He was testifying before the Sen­ Ton* Committee, ate Foreign Relations which i* holding hearing* on the agreement* that would tie Wcit Germany Into the free world dofeme setup. One committee member, Sen. Hlckenlooper (Il.-la.-, served no. tic* earlier today that he would make a strong move to lack onto the agreement* a provlsl tog the President the rial sign American troop* without the <pasent of the Senate Collin* told Ihe committee there i n no plan* "under present con­ ditions" of sendlnu more American troops to Europe, Ha wa* not nsked whether those plan* would be changed If world conditions worsened. Another witness, Prank Nash, an assistant sopretary of defense, laid the two treaties "moke no change In the statu* quo" on the Controversial troop* for Europe IsK , the Issue that sot off "the at dehalo" last year. •Thus, Nash seemed to lino up with Secrotary of Stale Acheson *lho told the committee earlier he QClIevea ihe President haa the pow­ er to send American Irnnps wher­ ever necessary to protect Ihe na­ tion's security, , Both Collin* and Nash urged SWlft enactment of the two pacts, one a peace rnntract with West Germany, the other an amendment to the North Allantic Treaty that would give West Germany securlHr guarantee* along with the other ( lin e r * . .. ‘ Hlckenlooper, who questioned Collins on the I mops-far-Europe mailer, lolil a reporter he believed the treaties mold nid he Interpreted i t Riving the President tho power to send more soldier* aboroad at hi* will. VLO RIDA S TA TE " THEATRES & R ( i t LAST TIMES SATURDAY! — DOUBLE FEATURE - Korean W ar ICnattaat# t'raat raea Oas) flamethrower*, then closed In for hand-to hand combat. Night raiding E artles attacked Chinese positions cfored awn Friday around Panmunjoin, Just before Chief lied Negotiator Nam II told U. N, truce negotiators that they are "in no position In dictate anything, either on the battlefield nr In this con­ ference." One raider unit hroke through barbed wire defenses and killed 25 Chinese. fly GEORGE M rARTIlUR MUNSAN, Korea iJi — Th r chief Communist negotiator In the stalled Korean trure talks loday said the United Nations "Is In no position to dictate anything cither on Ihe battle field or in ihl* con­ ference " Thr blast liy North Korean Gen Nam II came at a 10 minute noprogress session nt Panmunjnm, one of the shortest In wrek.v Other­ wise. Nam usrd softer words for Ihe second straight day hut re­ mained unyielding on the final Is­ sue blocking an armistice— prison­ er exchange Mai. Gen. William K. Harrison, the chief Allied negotiator, agreed In another session Saturday. Hut he hinted In newsmen afterward that the U. N. may imjmse another recess ..............its If the Metis ctmllnuc ................... their props gantla blasts. A Hcd rhnrgr that three civilians inside the neutral zone were wounded by Allied artillery Inst week backfired on the Communlsl* nt Hirelings of liaison officers liefore and idler Ihe main Iruce ses­ sions. Marine Col. .lames C, Mur­ ray lold the lied* they had been keeping combat lumps within the zone, Another inerting of liaison officers was sel nnt his question, which was not discussed by the senior delegates. During Ihe Junior delegate ses­ sions, Murray warned Ihe Reds: "The cnnfcrenco arm was nnl established to protect your frnnl line troops." He told newsmen the Injured civilians were close lo lied troop* during a shelling June .2 and ap­ parently drifled over Inin the non iral zone to avoid the barrage. "Home of the fragments were very near the edge. Whelher they were In or not, we still don't know," hn added. Cal, Chang Chun San, Commu­ nist liaison officer, denied knowl­ edge of cnmhnt troops within Ihe conference urea, Murray said the Allirs resur­ veyed the zone after the lied pro test. This apparently showed that three lied outposts on Its northern perimeter nclunlly were Inside. Ily RORERT II, TUCKM AN KOJK ISLAND, Korea W l-llrlg. Gen. Hnydon L. lioulner snhl lo­ day he has cracked the resistance of Koje Island's 80,001) onee-del Itint Red war prisunor*. Communist-led I'OW* knuckled under four times otdny lo United Notions authority. Ruatncr, Ihe lough prison camp commander, (hen suspended for two or three days operation* to break up Ihe large groups of prisoners. This was lo permit eonslnirllou of new en­ closures. Uoatncr would mil go so fur ns to say that nil resistance Is ended, Hut it Is "definitely on Ihn rhli and I believe the worst Is over, he told a newsman. It takes about I,(ion full-ntonl coronut* to produce 28 gallons »f oil. ( U N f 1N I M I A l H artsfield Backs Road D epartm ent Policy On Bidding TALLAHASSEE — Slate Road Hoard Secretary Hnlph Hartsfield said today the Hoad Department policy ot withholding namo* of prime bidders on contracts until 24 ours before bids arc opened I* * ng i public Inter'**! T!,c Daytona Ifcor-h Rulidrr. Eg change Thursday criticized the de­ partment for declining to release Ihe names of bidders and said It was a departure from the agency’s usual practice. Fred Fortes, secretory of Ihn ex­ change. said Ihe wllhholdlng made it loo late for live Daytona Reach firm* to hid on subcontracts on construction of the new *000,000 Ormond flench Hrldge. Subcon­ tracts must be handled through the prime bidders. Hartsfield said the question of earlier releasing of names of prime bidders was taken up at a Road Hoard meeting May 22 and englnoers then recommended continu­ Tnuance of the policy of withholding them until 21 hours before bl openings. Glinting from thr minutes of Ihe meeting, Hartsfield said the policy "Is In the public Inlcresl . I f contrader* knew only one or two per­ sons were Interested In or pre­ pared to hid on n Job It would give an opportunity of collusion or some working agreement which could re sull In Increasedit bid prices." The hoard sreretarv said Ihe M iry hnd been In effect for as nog ns otdlInters In Ihe Hoad De­ partment could remember. Ho add­ ed II never before has apperrd tc hamper subcontractor* In filing their bids Steel Strike Penn Delegation c t v t i R ig h t * I t H l l M i l l i m Pa** OM l Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s deliver­ ing the keynote speech at the GOP convention. lie said he regard* the role a* political hut has not discussed it with the Pcntngon which also has said It plans no action Pressed about Army regulations banning political activities for Its person­ nel. Mr. Truman said he would mil down Army officials If he thours' .. a out it liiit. Wo-VV ami see. no said. The President was asked about speculation that Illinois Gov. Adlal Stevenson might submit to a cam­ paign to drafl him tor Democratic nomination. Scott Lucas, former Illinois senator, predicted after a While House call earlier that Slavrnson would accept. Mr. Truman said ho Just didn't know, that Lucas as an Illinoisan Is In a better position to Judge. Stevenson, who checked in at a Springfield hospital for a physical examination this week, haa *aid repeatedly he Is not seeking the Democratic presidential plum. He has not said, hnwevor, that he would spurn a draft. Three Democrats who definitely are out for the nomination were making speeches today. Mutual Security Administrator W. Averell Harrlman was at Ogden and Provo In Utah, Sen. Robert Kerr of Ok­ lahoma at Clarksburg, W Va„ and Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee nt Chattanooga and Knoxville In his home stale. A fourth. Sen. Richard Ilussell of Georgia, hits the road Saturday on a 15-slate flumping lour. Kefauver Is ahead of the pack In pre convention delegate strength. The Associated Pres* scoreboard credits him with 24A, followed by Russell's MW and Ifnrrlman's MW It lakrs 818 to win Democratic nomination. ((.■Uaa«4 guaranteed by our Federal Con dilution." Specifically, Mr. Truman ealtot tor adoption of tbe full civil right* program he laid before Congrei in IMS — Including • Fair Em ployment Practice* Com million (F E P C ) with powar to enforce Ita decrees against Job discrimination based on race, creed or color. TW« Is the Issue that fmAfr*'* S'S?..* joulbertr- revolt against Ihe Democrat* In the IMA National Convention and election. Gtn. Dwight D. Elsenhower, seeking the Republican president!nl nomination, at AbUttw. Kan., last week dated hi* "unaltarabla support of fairness and equality among all typei of American citi­ zens" and added: " I really believe we ran do more by leadership In gelling the Males to do It than to make It a federal compuliory thing." Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio, now leading the delegate race tor the GOP nomination,' la on record a* favoring a voluntary F EP C rather than a compulsory one. Of the candidates in Mr. Tru ­ man’s own party, Sen. Richard B. Russel) of Georgia la against • federal compulsory F E P C while Sen. Kate* Kefauver of TeunM iM favor* state action although he ha* said he would go along with whatever stand the National Con­ vention takea. Gov Adlal Stevenson of flllnoli, often mentioned aa a possible Dem­ ocratic candidate, ha* Indicated ha irefers state handling of the prob­ lem n* a. primary thing, before the federal government should itep In. W. Averell Harrlman and Ben. nrtrn McMahon of Connecticut, on the other band, have apokan out along the same Unas aa Mr. Tru ­ man did today. In discussing atapa to Integrate white and Negro troops in the armed force*, Mr. Truman commenlcd that "some of our greatest generals have said that our force* had tn have segregated units. But our experience has proved that this waa nonsense." |1r Truman named no name* In this connection, but on April 2. HH8, testifying to a Senate com mil tee on universal ih ............ military train­ ing. Elsenhower said " I personally have always stood since that time ( IDtl, when Negro platooni were formed from volunteers for line service) for organising the Negro down tn Include unlta no larger than platoon*.1 (platoons are made up of two or more squads and number 40 to 50 men ) It vou make a complete amalnatlc Colder* found In Enulnml Imll* rate that the Romans used ronl at M'nnlUnv* Crum Hna* <la*l named General Electric Corp. He the time they occupied the roimtry. said It professes Impartiality In "K " Is hv fur the most-used the tight between his union nnd the rival union for collective bar­ English letter, one emint showing gaining righto In the company's the proportion of PJtl "E s " to {Ml plants hut nctunlly follows a "di­ ,"T s ", tho next monl-osril letter, vide ami rule" policy Carey Is president of the Inter­ sources Ihe UP. has been both n national Union of Electrical, Kndln source of fund's nnd nn ideological and Machine Workers (CIO). rallying point for other Communist The other union Is Ihe United groups," Carey said. Electrical, ltodlo and Machine He declared: " , . UK offered Workers (U K ) which was in Ihe the Kremlin’s espionage and saboCIO tor ninny years hut wa* ex­ (ago agencies a potential access pelled In Ifitn nn grounds It wa* to classified and secret weapon following Ihe fled line. It has hern production up to and Including described as Communist-dominated atomic deveolpnients. by various congressional commit­ "The stark fnrt Is: Without the tees Carey called II the "Com­ deliberate active assistance and munist Party's pride and Joy." encouragement of big business In The Senate subcommittee I* nur Industry, UK could nnt have studying the question of whelher survived. legislation Is needed to restrict "In encouraging and assisting functioning of CnmmunUI-doml- the survival of UK, Ihe multinnlcd unions In plants having sec­ million dollar corporation* ju our ret defense work. industry have cotnmlllcd some­ Carey said he supported a state thing very close lo treason." . ----------Id * * ----------------ment by CIO President Philip Mur ray that legislation "Is both un necessary uml unwise." Instead of legislation, Carey sug united Ihe Dofeiise Deparlment set up n (ommltten composed of rep­ resentative* of Industry, lubor and govcrnmenl agencies to determine whelher a union representing em­ ployes of a contractor or a pros­ pective contractor Is a H cciirily risk. If this committee found a union to lie Communist dominated, It would have authority lo relnse nr cancel a contract, "Hccnunn of Its size and re- "w hat you are Roll In every com pany, INSURANCE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR HOME • AUTOMOBILE, BUSINESS “ Ynoi Mntnsl Insurance t-neod' 112 N. Park Aee. Hum* 101 to Kntharlne Hepburn, In n scene from Mike," showing on the Kits Theater Mike," showing on the Rita Theater Spencer Tracy gives a Spe Is comedy-hit, "Pat MGMOs MGM's comedy-hit, "Pat acreen Sunday and Monday. WHEN VOU PRISONER* ESCAPE BRADENTON ufi — Five prison­ ers sawed their way out of the Manatee County Jail today and used bedding to swing down from the courthouse where the Jail Is located. The Jail is on tho third floor of Ihe courthouse. geant, and so on because the com­ petition lx too tough. . . I believe ne la entitled to the chance tn show hla wares." Elsenhower alto said he be­ lieved that In time there will be no problem, that "It will disappear through education, through mutual reapect, and so on." The President recalled In hla ■peach that after World War I, "a wav# of violence and Ku Kluxism •wept over the country." Since then, he laid, there has been great progress toward equal opportunity for minority groups. Hu said this has been achieved without any of the disorder or dis­ unity predicted by "tho prophets of doom" "Our country," Mr. Truman said, "Is founded on the proposi­ tion that all man are created equal. This means that they should bo equal before the law. They should enioy political rights. And they should have equal opportuni­ ties tor education, employment and decent living conditions." He referred to his civil rights proposals as "the trumpet blast outside the wall* of Jerlcho-the crumbling walls of prejudice." DAYS T O R E M E M B E R • BIRTHDAY • WEDDING • ANNIVERSARY ' • CHRISTMAS • MOTHERS DAY Always Nice To Give THE ESSEX STUDIO WJ ROBERT L. cox PHOTOGRAPHER 108 NORTH PARK AVENUE PHONE aia FOR APPOINTMENTS The 1952 Dodge Meadowbrook D RTATE PAY HIKES TALLAHA&SKK IAI — Pay raise* have hern given morn than 700 Florida Industrial Commission cm ployra. Commission Chairman Raymond Barnea announced tho raises Thursday and said they were voted to bring employes’ wages in line with Increased living cost*. Lowest grade of employes will have a starting wage of 1180 n month and a maximum of }220 Previously pay was S!60 and *2no The ninth grade, highest to which Ihe Increase applies, will have a atartlng pay or 1450 and a maxi mum of $575. They were formerly cIIvcfh 1 Door Sedan in Sanford $2412. 21 Month* To Pity SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Phone 1011 filO East Find Street J its, and he la never going to get Large coal resources are found is promutton to such grattos as technical sargaant, master *ar- in 28 of the United States. If Dads could Talk SUNDAY (about Father’s Day gifts, we mean) FOR SPORT P I ( T II « r 1, I N c P%$4«mU HECKLES S l\ FRIVOLOUS) DANGEROUS! JUNE 15 SHIRTS Men’s pucksred Nylon sport shirts, paittl color* I'll tse Crepe shirts that need no Ironing, all colors Acatate and Nylon sport shirts, solid colors In long or short slaavst. 1 .0 8 Skip Dsnt all whit* sport shirts Prlntsd Rayon Sport Shirt* lV I o i t o f them -Including y**r own D ad - would probably u y they'd like slippers. Bvsni Slipper*, o f count, the leiture-time footwear that Mtltt men so well, thfy out* •ell *11 other brand* combined. Comfortable, inert—and made to wear and wear! We have • big variety o f Bran* itylea, leather* and color*. 1.00 ATHLETIC SHORTS POLO SHIRTS Fancy Tarry Cloth Fine quality broad­ cloth In (ripper or boxer type 98c T-SHIRTS Whit# Nylon atltched 39c BATHING TRUNKS PICNIC JUGS lh«y ««IM Cotton and Lasts*, •olid color* and print* mfi Other. | J 0 to *.96 HANDKERCHIEFS 10 for 1.00 ' • — H* , .vl-jq v V (■':• *.v..*«v'- • •1 11 >7 ____ y r7 w.riV?'’ -■- la- * ji * 'P> wp11\h m h «-*fr1 • ' > » . .y.AVv-. . y T-r T -v -' V '1 r i * m \ �----- o*&i* T IIK IV YOU D O N 'T W E a ITIKK W h A 111! R 1 IBP >’ -i i n l i l i i . r d f,,.i it.. I si.llr> snj c u l l ) il.iu U , Ihra ugl. lu «* d »», ,. .i i , ilit.ii-lrr-tii*,- - 1 - ii i» i llv re d racstrs ycur Sanford Herald, City D tliTa rr. by 7 :C0 P. JL . pleat* n i l Y E L L O W C A B 1444 p ll.'r* Util- i t ) 111 »| 1*1 II.rt.MS. D A IL Y N K W S IW P K U VOLUME *XXXXIII w— — • £ .1 ■»i §;jl?J . General Promises To Use Finest Hrains On Farm Problem; 19 Papers For Him Hy don w in T rim :A D D E N V E R un — Ct'ii Dwight D tenhower pro in lied the nation's rm journal editors loday that II elected President he would seek the "finest bruins" In the country to help solve the problems o! ugn culture At an early morning breakfast meeting, Elsenhower said that he did not pretend to have specific answers to all the specific prob lems that fare America today. Then tie added: "Th e mud I have Is a detrrmlCation. If the people want me (nr ft higher duty, to approach the problems with the help of the finest brains In the country " Then the general asked the edi­ tors to sit down with him some time and help him In understand all the problems that (ace the na­ tion’s farmers today. He disclosed that he himself Is a Hereford r a is e r -am) expected to double his herd today "A partner amt 1 have one very Abie llerrfnrd " the general .id w and today we expect an Increase that will give us t wo " The hrrakfnsl minting was Kb aenhnwer's first public appearance since he arrived In Denver Sunday afternoon fnr his linal drive for the Republican Presidential uoml nation The editors are members nf I he American Agricultural Editor's As­ sociation They represent farm magarlnes and journals with a /armbmed circulation of around ?t) N it 'h t Sche­ YTillliiin llic y are here un part of L n t L i c u an unmini lour of rural ureas d u le d A t S a n la n d u The general rnnrcllrtl .ill other W e d n e s d a y . J u n e 25 appearances fur the day In devote Some lime to |M>lishlng Ids gulf game, a steak dinner with news­ Henry Simpson, alternate fur man and a ipilet evenlnii with Ills the Kuiiford Rotary Club, today family. ndiimcu-d lucul Rotarians un the N EW YORK i*V- The 10 Scrlpps recent Rotary International con­ Howard newspapers across (ho vention held in Mexico City. Ktl l< «utlau*il NU) uatl On Blown, official delegate fur the dub, him not yet returned. Mr. Simpson was Introduced by Preakdeirt -tlactr Hotlgan. Following t vote by the club membere, President Ratlgan en no.meed that ■ Ladles Night sup per will be given ul SaiilMllilu Sin Inga on the evening of D E L A N D (/Pi Undersecretary Wednesday, June lift, and urged of the Navy Fiarirla Wbltvhalr « vrryone to be present. ■aid .‘Intuiday liu believes the pointing out that there were armed services may find a way to MOO guests at the convention In justify re activating the former Mexico City, representing M dif 0 avy base here. ferrnt nationalities, Mr. Simpson lie came here on an Inspection said It was the finest convention trip anj told a big hometown ha hud ever alien.led, and that crowd that while the services are the guests were treated with every operating under a piogram of courtesy and hospitality by the "light austerity with funds spent Mexicans. where needed most," effort was A wonderful program of en being made to determine If the lertnlnmenl fur the delegates was base could be reactivated as n III ranged, Mr. Simplon said, • marine eorpi or navy Installation. lunging frum musical program Secretary Whtlehuir a member amt hat dances to rodeos, Imrse of a DeLand law firm, stepped races, Jal all games and bull from his personal plane at the fights. Each of these was des­ t ie accompanied by navy and cribed a* a brilliant spectacle uf arina corps aides Into the bias­ color. ing Florida sun at approximately Illustration the hospitality uf 11 a.m. The plane bora a painted the Mesfclans, Mr. Simpson said undersecretary of navy’s flag, that un one evening all 7,400 dele­ four stars and an anchor on a gates and alternates to the con­ red field. vention were entertained In the The undersecretary was greeted home of aom* Mexican family. officially by Karl Brown, former nLout 20 to the home, and were mayor and mtmiher* of the Cham­ (Cuallaueft Prom Pea* Osti (L'uailaueil lie Peas H al ber of Commerce's military af­ faire committee, who said: " I do not have a feeling jf Henry Simpson Talks To Rotary On Convention ty h itriiair Foreyeea DeLand May n o t Air Base The board of trustees of the Bert Fish' estate reaffirmed II* pledge of |600,000 toward the cun■traction of a hospital In Sanford ftt their meeting In Defend Sat­ urday, Sanford trustee Fred W il* n laid today. The hoard assured the trustees om Sanford that It would do everything In Ite power to get tomething done on the hospital , and authorised certain parcel* of land for sal*. A more definite statement In regard to the San'ird hoepltal would be forlhcomT following the annual meeting Jh* board to take plant In Daital on Aug. 1, Mr. Wilson added. Na matter how far away Iran home you may g» m your vacation you can readily catch np on tho homo town now* by r ending the Sanford Herald when you return. You ran ar­ range with your carrier hny, or through Charlie Morrison. circu­ lation manager, by telephoning L“ “ >hare your regular banco i Herald ured for you yon nr# awny. to ho do­ ts your huato In one ■a%sui «fA*ia> MiaiMft ii* hy.iil** rail** l«n tin|4«>111III:«I It i IIN tiu \ Aik Pala* H (It'll I III l.ll’k 111 f J i T iti'tijtl1 1l»l > -lit* a|Ml I Oil Until tUiMlf tit it 11*1 lintlfu iAMM’N 'tit K* It"* tu f h im l nl 1Vi lilt * li< It Ft ■*’ littlil Oil | ill ut 11It ti 1 tl II l y tl II V lllllif’ ItlJl iit| r tsIk|lain 111 N iw VO M a i r V O U N O U U l have a pullll. *1 Held day with the tup brass In the OOP race tor the Pi«sb!*i>i!*l nuinlnalluu (ten Dwight D. Elsenhower (left) autographs a book fur Mary Mm**i*t McAvuy, 9, as William J. Thompson, stale chairman ul rha Hhud* liimut K»puuIlcan delegation, and delegate Mrs Lavun* Ssliaglan. look un 6«u. Robert A. Tett (above), on hand to giest dvlegaiy* tu in» (to p P itri­ denttil Convenliun, ha* a btg imlla lot a Utile stii as Ausan Dudie. ). of Flushing. shakes his hand at Ih* Nalluual l(*i>ul>lnan 1 dub while liar mother, Mis Jusyph A. Dudga, laiMs parantal support ( lu lu ouitutiult LmiK Island Knurl Sheriff S aw y er Of U il-s L it aa Engineers Strike, Mmirot* C ounty 150,0(H) Stranded Is Exonerated! NEW YORK '.h An engineer-' strike ilmt down lire* I mug Island Hull Hum! In-lay, vlrandmg lari non G u v . W .i 1i f t 1 euniinnters wlm acurrled fur every other available t.url uf It uu-.pt.rla H e a iin u s U n Hun I 'c s Traffic wax jam m.-.l bumper to lunnper on the big parkways lead ini! Into the city after members uf the Hrotherhood uf Locnmntivr En Ulne.-rs find) struck Hie nnlimi'x biggest commuter rullroad 'llie molnrinen and engineers be can leaving their Jobs shortly after .1 a m. A shall time later the rati road announced tlmt "All Irani tiervicti' is sui|>eijd*d,pjt|U fdrtfMr M tjl 4111 1 N I U ’ f ul linn or the National Railroad Agree men! of last May 23 to the Mrs. K. L Lundquist Died Early Today w . II lake a e .Ik I n , m Hi. | i.l tv i.r al lea-1 | will t.-i.i.. 11. dent ... Hu- . ..nip.li)!>. d I all Is 11.111)11101.'.I II v . i ) dnulitfid Dial will) It. It II.-. 1un I lii.n.-'lv l . unlit pi.in ilil 1 Inode .1 spi-t 1 il III lii halt id Hub.'I I ] ill said Mur i'. .1 •uppiirH'l id ( u n I Ivy iplil |i Kl .-iiliowei "bill i will. I I'.i mil .iii.l . all! pa I gll .1, .III' I llllll I t .n i l ..w . i ati.Mil that time wi . 11 . . in.! ... I n . . v.*l tu open a p i i i l u a l In .ntipiai lei s \ I'luwi! id HU mi" . I.e. 1e.t l.lin 1lien al I IV A lu »ii 1 G .m ib liit u h is IY II IIS I, -.lid lie w.i 1I1I never ion fill I' I t s I d cut again if lie failed In win the nniiil lu I Inn llin year dill.- expressing uufldeiice lie ul a.lv lias ulmml r«ii •itfl'il if»i tl*at U'M III ■■ill. a I ..I Ih. ) foi H.mi.'li in' mu. Ituve been i.l.'iiu ii; I.. Hi. .‘Util, i K e lii.v.i ..■.ii-.'.I I'ii II ..I " - limi lug Hi. -am.' I iilulllllll’ t |mi||(-) .r In fan t D uughter Of W. T. Kelleys T . -'i A 1 1 -iv k On I J i i . ti i i i t ’ tl K 't:s i li e l - ' l y i n j ’. s i t u K II'H .K Sweden t plane, a s|m* living un It was decided that a one room addition be built at the Lake Mon­ roe colored achool and new aani­ tary facilUlee be provided. Plana were made for a on* room addition to the Crooma Academy Hume Economic* Building, and foi drain­ age of the achool grounds. Th* Hill lumber Co. bid of 11,151) for the addition waa accepted. Hupt. T , W. Lawton was in­ structed to have this work don* to such an extent aa tha flnancaa will Justify. 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U l t l l Y I > ; i l l l»YY Hill* i|LI .4i r -’ t*m i l ' U m m m i I ' c i d c d **t M n n m L Hod lie wa-, tired upon and lot I.y Hie two lle.t iclr and w . Iivmi' In make It luck I" Swedili ntliel Swedish plane aw Hie i da Him a few initudri later Hying I"" in a westerly dirccllun Sweden delivered u second nHUl".t In Hie Russians Hod they Iiiiii SimtkiY [\ikd»l Imlt blither espionage activity by Kill’ll ttiali In d i Mi.t linn i aifi their dijilniliuts In Sweden lids 'flu* and iicurliy 4ill. u t ( 4*4*1. Mi 11 a r i v 1) a r i <*w , •1 l.x k -' noli- leferred spe-iflcally )" Hie **fI tin ifi'I ureas AL* I nl lln in M u i . t. *1*I i l III. ton."' of lirr sou Hi l l wlilcli opened In re Imiav >■< 4 11ip i! bd tin- i c*-ft*I . tn l ‘ u ,m ii ( iiol ilangtil.'i, M> so l Mrs -'uippl* iiH n i'i* . .iid lie Lt, even Swedes charged willi elling H .Ml14*11*1' it Hu l1'!) r I at 11 I i \ V mu. ’ii>u We-t Nintli ' ii.'ei, out this uwtiim’s entire vital mu Hi II I 'ill I, 111 tu t . , I " l l " rt ."K I ern deferi'i- system In the Ituv i,i i.'i illiia ,linn*, lolian F r i t u d Kiihoin, 33, I'nni m ii u i't a g il alu r and edit," de - crllied ns llie master mind of the •even m an spy ring, pleaded coil ly as the trial "ported He laces a lile sentence llie stale disclosed exb.lelice id llie spy ring lust Kehcuuiy I be aiiiiminccmeiit caused fear and anxiety in Sweden Secret' nl the vail underground linden fortress, II sstillniiFil On l**t(tF T n « l 0 . K. Goff Naiiiuil To County Kent Board I). K (iolf, local Atlantic I'ouii Line ituilroa.l fnapector, was re cently uppointe.l us tlie fifi). men. her of llie Heininnle ( ’ounlv Kent A.lvlaory lloaril, W. tt. Wllllanis, urea iciii itlrcclor, uunmun’eil tills inoriitiig. Ttie appolnliiivut came from Tight* Woods, national reui dlrec tor, WaahiiiRton, D. C. liayuioml M Halt, local tvallur, la ebairman of tlie board wliicli Includra Arthur Moore, Lea K 1. estier und Frank Ashdown Ttila group serves as it board of director)- of rent atnbilliulio.i in llie county, said Mr, YY’lllinins l.undloids and terinuta cun have lienringa before this board, widen will determine Hie policies to lie used according to taw. "Wu feel (hat Mr. Hoff will inrike an excellent member of the ndviaory hoard," Mr. Williams de­ clared. Mr. Goff Is nn active Klwuidan, a member of the ilrolhvrhood of Railway Clubs and a mem­ ber of the First Methodist Church. LEG IO N M E E T The Hanford Post No. 63, tho American Legion, will meet In regular business session at 8s0l> o'clock tonight and all members era reqtontad by Commander J. D, Cordell to too present. ■ i N» Ikii All ■• -- ■ l- I4 u .it inn.al Cjlalln* tefcuc li.i.t Kxluusivu Buildini* Program Voted For Seminole S c h o o l s r- , t t V V I l U M l W o i l l u l c i l I It nf ,i i *il .«|»|*I *k% ii ii v i 34 C asnallics Sw edish Flam; Is Shot Down By Result lu Blast 2 Russian MiG’s AtMunilioiiDirmp T lie Two Are Arrehted On Lottery Chur^eH t.m. tomorrow at th* gravosnle fCecelia n Evergreen Cemetery for Carol Kelley, infant daughter of 1v%m tIn! il 11 .1u.1i* l u i n ’ h n .U l it 11 RutUaui rtjPh rtu lre * !^ I" will it Hill Ihe (ire hit ll I all llllll i ll III (I Mi if* Iis' |i*' fit ^ if ill'll II II (Ml t ' Mill || I M< il l V iinuimcd Swe.li-I. milil.il> plane s u l d h ' l v » kill* 4l IndviY Mid 1 1 was sltnl .low., today bv Iv.o tins n l fit*I |m11 t*ni vm i t ’ m i M I C 4*i in si,in MIC P. fighters l.ol ii seven j i i j i - d m IImiftil* liUi- I’ H i l n - t n n ih ' Ilian crew wax rcMMled l.lei at tin- [ \ A rm y l-tC 'i J in i In in 11 sea liy a Cerinuil liiercliunl ship, llie Swedish air force command Hi iii tl ll in 1* h i k i ll * 4 tun AIliftti ii'un ,u)i|i> I - i‘ i tillt announced Two nl Hie crew were rt ported •UdH and turn Imvi* ln*»’n li*r|ul;il wounded. I tie men ( kid they bail i h h I an i d f ln a l A r n o amwoirnt* nt hren^nltacked -w e n time- liy llie mi nt ’ .nil I vti ufv fm*i u II i m ] 11u.'i am work* w.-i.- m liu.'.mid pnigram 1 1 ('• ui tii'H I in* flona* <1 I|>IU(•>.*) nf J lull t Wl* *>(If l" Kiifislt Hi hi I I 111V, vvI m IIr*’ |jtftI ( *1vv h*'i* iif t ft*‘ |Hilt'll H h - . ■1>1111 u ih*’ fit ^( in Him lulu Will* I'.’for.- Win lil Wai II ahi’U In iiii.'.t against leiidU a'c ■> l. i’liv.' .■rvii-t- an,t everything .d > lie i null’ll Tail'' ".ill mi' n o'" pm list In ail.l I all viile.| on It. tl ti le- ul Hi.' Point Font pi ..grain U ti.'lp uniter il.’Veloped liailulis ( all . all.'.I llin ... unj.islifieil i,if .mil w.'iii mi in attack liu ail iiiiliiMiuti.in . itomi’sI ic .uni ini i i ill pull.'ll", ill ally ei.ilniM'.l tiv Hi" I . ill" ’ .'an Ilic Iu>> I. te.l ..Iiui llin cun ,lf l.il llie liu.'.' main .lull..’ill. i ues tail s .iiinipHi.il lit gov 1V ...." gam " blm ‘ .; tables . i uuieiit I'.ii's ’ ivu guvi'i iiinenl '***' pemling, and rtcessive |mwer ul He lull'd Wylk’f., lltc IHl Club Ilic Trap lex, lluppv Kauri Hui ti." federal g.iveinmeut Ki'lauver s iimiiilailillig piuspeiity fur HuWeaver,, Mardi Hra:., Impcriul and Haven’s leu Hn-nn on Stock v. iirkers, farmers and business D I aiii I un places lie had checked men, cuiuhatimg inflaliun; amt lie (.aid lie visited these place-, >urroptmu Elseidiowei lief.iro leaving fur repeatedly and "complained bit trrly" abiiul nut beim: iil.le to gum Deliver lldd a Delrull new . enti «i ..uiluur.l on I’i. h * Tn ..l I. .erice Ilml lie disagreed will) lull u'' Hu- n;sue uf riinfidviice m Hie luiiil chiefi uf staff; made it .iuai lie wutild nut, if elected President, t.nng Ceil Douglas MacArllmr m i Hie gnveriiuii nl ( l ift lias said |( i«Bitlftiiipg| tin I'ttttr kill ,\ bund uf |3,1)1)1) lias liven pml c l for Murence M. Dual In, uriesl vil .Mill... dll V mi g vhu>ue •>! sell ill* G'llli* llekels, Chief Huy (1 Williams said today. Iluil iiui alio been nut ut tli.UUO fur William Dustin, tier liuihuinl, un u cliarge of Hie possession <>f Cube liekuts The arrest of Airs fluslin look place during i talil flaturdav llie' Cmiiilv iScbunl Hoard, an moinlng on Hill H um In’s Trading lliertied an exleuiive program uf Post on Hanford Avenue, An en­ luilldilig and linpruveineiit prujvelope of 1U tickets were fumi I eeis, and voted unanimously lu in­ concetled under a pile of ladles’ crease the -aturlei uf all teachers underwear on a counter of th-J approximately i i i i i i a year, at Its Trading Poll, a general store, nieelilig In llie Cuurl House TtilirS A hunk ii f Cuba tickets and day. ftalnrles of acliool liu* drivers 147.45 found in a cash register at were raised flfl a month. Pinm of the sture were also seUed of Chlei iii'iiecta wero mibmlltcd by Ellon Williams, Police Officers Joe J Houghton, arcldlect. Hickson and H. II. Huencw and De tuning the projects mnildrred puty .Sheriff Buford tlruwn. A wus thn altering uf the floor of warrant against the Bill Dustin : *ie Hoilthslde Primary School, and Trading Post had been Issued pre­ changing the auditorium floor vious to the raid hy County Judge from a flat (o an Inclined plane. Douglas Htenstrom, Tho sale of iilher irnpi'jvements wilt includ.' th* ticket* iiad been conducted hy !h>‘ addition of a new cafeteria to mean* of maiked currency, Chief the Westald* Primary fklionl and William* said. namllng of the exterior of the I.mldiiig, installation of u tubular flic escape at the Junior llieli School, extensive repairs to the D le H naiapet walla al Heinlnolv High School and waterproofing uf thu Horvlce* will be held at 8:81) Lake Monroe School, Cleveland stated today. Firemen W. E- Harford of Daytona an.T»*jwd the call at 8:10 p.m. and tho parents. y .lint I ill 11. an i ll I I. , I •*; j r III* u p t i u t It-n " f I Ii** j u l i . ' l i lav l i n ' d tindin^ |j»•*t . iiinl it ktittMi-'ii-** Hif inufu ilY * - 1••ii*I Hit'i ' i i i* i *’ nf tlii. Uhl jpUH*' ! Aflil ! '■*|*4111*1- ul*n on 4(1 NHi I \ "illfit* Jsl 1 tHtu l> iiulifjhtt hr I lu ltL s i in. C l i . i r - aI Mr. and Mre. W. T . Kelley of U988 South Sanford Avenue, who died in Halifax Hospital lu Day­ tona Beach last nlgnt. The Rev. W. P. Brooke Jr. will officiate. FIRE DAMAGE A alight amount of damage waa Tha seven day old child was caused yesterday afternoon by born June 8 in the Halifax Hotfire .caused by a gas stove in th* tab She la survived by two broers, Donald and Wayna Eellev! m of lE. If. Carrol. 1601 ih Avanue, F irt Chlaf M. N. her grandparents, Mr, and - •.e.svJ -; - t 4 ........- ■(See^j^e-1 ItflMlllIn 414 S r 11 \\ 4 y d t* Al*ii *»* ol Oregon TA l.m iA i'iS K K vl* MmirotCounty Hlicrlff ilerllu A Sawyer tmlny was given 11 clean Inti of health lit entorceiiieiil id gambling laws ul a In let In-urinii befur.Unv Fuller Warren here Aklivaivij u^elfishbaiyyor aKttm tirarthif fb ifclenuim win Hi Ail available busies were pressed er llu> slienfl had neglected Ills into service All ware crowded In duly In eiiioiLe Hie gamhliiiu laws the doors One commuter dt IVarit ll >alii i| the ht aiillg aller scribed p.Ufengers as "hangiue, an .11 lull- appealed ii, Hie Miami Herald Ulidi-i Hie I.> line of 11 timu the rullers " Many coiuiiiulers, taking a IihiI pol ler Ste' e 11uin bull iiaiiiinii ■ at tlie Hie crowded highways. liigliweys, simply "* l"’1 ••■*** *»•'. liu lied uioulid ami went liiime willi gumblHnj wa ullei'i .l mil trying in gel lu Ihelr jnlis m u,lt'",v New York City . Irumlmll did mil appear at it.. The road carries a Iwu way I beating 1 , 1 LHniii fj'ecial in total id about 300,000 daily riders b.rthe governor's til the vast majority of coniinu ! !*'*, ,h* tors who live on Long Island and •[°rl,'r *ml I rnmhull had reidie.i work m New York. " M“ u"’ l," llr>' "• »"• The New York City Hoard ol to discussH.u sour.. Transportation had every available ol ‘ , piece nf eiiuipincnl "standing by" . <*•*Uln.t lie spent Hire. xl key points in guvens to tuck : hl'' ‘,ril''r Up passengers who reached oullv j itoveihui and hail btutn imal.l. Hut areas l»y bus and auto " ,l.l t'"V,'r -"‘T dambljUig He aai.i Although the strtka had been. y ‘ " ' . “A" rumored for the last few weeks « -« J » ‘l b. II caught many cominulers by sur nrl'f* prise If it ntuniii Menu frrtm from the uimlina uppiloa 11st y illirltvh till %Minii |tt *» I« I Mi mill M 11 tti’fdijin Mtit H V M Q hit in’ Ii. H i'll 111|t f*» I I *11v 1111*1 l#lr I in at 1 iHtffii, upi'tmt M* *“it -tin fttf ♦rul'' y »**i *’i tin * M r uml Mr?* M ttrn - h i * laving in thi* n uni fur m** nf rn 1up itft i v i I v u :ii*f ill k|. 1’ lu ll \ H t i i 1*i'Jir’i t I'lllll' lh l" tU 'l l hl>Hllll fill 1*111** Mini ( H i ll litiuh iim-n*. *':iiil t-i >1 Kuni tlrnniKi is"*, •1 •11a nf 111siit v hind's, * UiiIi11tl, 1'i’Ki ' *H I111111I*sv* m i.I 1 it lid? i i * mnnit(F i I ■hui »r l *UI*I’4»I \ -M Ills'sMiil- ll »«•» lit :'uniMid. Kii< tkv v - t inf - <<■1, I he inn iii i' l h l l l u « In 11 It of mini d M il \ luVs’i* Milan .if (ft*l* Thr INrii'll k’nnl Hill* J 1 v'l V till *It ’ii lutvi'Y foi f i fiunpr Hint t umii'i **f ' Hit -id VliiH"\ I 4'III * aif I )t | 'Ilka1 *" SIlull i ! i I* I •I Ul AvYiitiinlnr M i i I*' I *1*. I «.«•>«Ill -I Til** I rip vt..i m i 1**1 Ini ii IHl! I he- lls't* full'll ft 'Hi itif 11411-1 ‘ i , h*’ | I mil I tr in I I ' Hl'**l I) I ,, f Vnil* I h *I *■*M*V(il» l ilt I* I l 41- **I f 411-1 III. lulls' l.itlki llim'f*, il V.I ^||V •*i iiiiM'iii m ill (>»* a III 4 f111 * .tinp. 4i^it 1-nng Island A union official laid about Mo engineers and motornicn were In volvcd lie said the strike action was based on "a disagreement ov er operating rules, sanlortty ami disHnctloiis between freight and passenger duly." In Washington, a spokesman for the Brotherhood of Locomutive En gincers said (hat (ha Long Island was one or 01 railroads no! Includ wl In the settlement reached last May , At the iirotherhood'l headnuar ters in Cleveland, Grand Chief En MIAMI Mf) — This resort city glneer James P. fihlalda confirmed l O a i i a u m l Uw K l , « n i . i was taken over hy a gay, merry­ making throng of 00,000 rod-feued nobles today at tho 71th annual session of the Shrine's Imperial Council got under way. An ifitlmated so.ooo will arrive today, coming in aboard special Mr*. Edwin L. Lundquist died In trains at half hour Intervals the Florida ftanltarium in Orlando They will join an estimated 20,- at 8:15 a.m. today following a 000 who cam* In Sunday, plus brief illness. Her home was at iflti another 10,000 aarly arrival*, South French Avenue In Hanford. Sunday'* throngs cams aboard Born In flundsvall, Sweden. Mr*. tl special trains loaded with Lundquist had resided In Enter­ Shriners and Uwir families, bund prise and HanJord sine# 1044. She instruments, uniforms, horses and was a member of th* Rebckali equipment. Lodge Nu. 43 of Hanford j and waa Special plants and interstate social chairmen for tho Woman'a buses also arrived during tho day Mls«ionar« Union of the First and tho SB Florida brought 4M Baptist Church of which ahe was nobles of Aladdin Tompto, Colum­ a member. bus, 0 „ back from a pro-conven­ Hupfivln* era th* huaband; one tion trip to Havanji. daughter, Mrs, Gunard Larson of Registration dosha will bo open Minneapolis, Mlnn.j two son*, throughout tho day and ncortleri Carl Schonb*nr of Chicago, III. of the various temples, represent­ and Eric Hchonberg of LaBorie, ing all parta of tho United States, Ind-; five grandchildren. Ross U r Canada and Mexico, will hold an aon of Mlnneapolia; Carl, Alan all day meeting. John and Limit Lvt Schonbtrjf, There will be threo band con­ Chicago; and Handra Loo Bchoncerts during tho afternoon In Ml berjr of LaPorte, Ind. Baynronl JP a rk bandabeU, Funeral services will be conwith grand opening of tho cooven ducted at the Flret. Baptist Church Hon set for I p. m. In tho Orange at 10:80 a.m. Wednesday with Bowl. Rev. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiating An hour of pro-Mgo u t entertain and burial will ba In Evergreen mont will mocodo tho program Cemetery. 2f&maB Hiitlt 11 \ Yu»li is| 4 >’11"tyIII•"lit 8 L Nr ' c:i«ctl W ire Social Security Is Increased B y House Ity I lit* i t M U i 'l i l r d I'rcss I lie two k'AIHtliUlMB l»'lf*iMM! U»» Shriners M eet At Miami In 67th B ert Fish Estate Re<affirimi Pledge Imperial Council tC eailau eJ liu r a s e T v to l X Sanford Herald Vacation-Pack AwMicipt*"* 1*t v ' ib. maa LcuiliiiK Contesiiints IJupumltMit CliiklrLMi Agree On Only One H erm an M orris’s Ranch-Cam p Am! O ld Ai;e h’uiul Issue During Clash I4riu*lit-; A ip K’.iij.eil For G irls O pens N ear O steen On Television Show liy $Jllll Miliums » fl ju n k Kefanver And Taft’s Views Vary Widely Farm Editors Breakfast At i it \ v on -**. At ftM■■■" - a* 1 Nl*J»HH*S Kl M’W MITorl T o F ille r S ta ll’ Ifn iv i’is ilv I'mii. I . . . i •*,. it. Hiord.lyn. N V . Mrs. I , .. I live,I in Manl .i'l and l al ■ .Maty (or tl"' pasl : I.e >va', a nteml..’ . of ll) years II". F ir s t i . .|'ii i r Imi,*|, i>: • .i,i,ii d !i e is I aka M a il ime grrind dituchtin, Mrs J . I' ili inuii of Live tla k , two gre al , i am I - mis, Jam es I ’ , liens,m J r . si"! Dav id liny lleiisou, .Iso »«*v- 11«I niece and lieptiews t o n e ii il -ei vices will lie c i n iiicled h> Rev IV I' ji.onk s J r . in.I Rev l . u c m i iM'ott at lliiss.in S uniem e < " " I t to eulei a lm.il li.i i e ia l Home at I 'ni p in ru m o r ■ mid hmial will f .i llv " in (he old. I eulllpelltlit! II.ell adllll- ,l"ll i e .M . i y l 'cuwtui y It. llie all vvtills? Ulllvei .ll) oil llie basil, <>l pleadings tiled n. llie I VI,I.\IIA:.SKE Its I ive N. gull" lei" who! then llii. i, y< ,i old '".I Im lilllllV'liili In llie t in vci'ilv of Ihinda In,lav igii.ii.-il estaldi-l.meiil .d L.ioi'.", f.u ll.em at ttie ilale iippoll. d Negro I" ll tiillon II I. Hill Dsylolm llesel. Negro aHoi lie v I." the live a he, l llie Supreme - norl in Pi .u Ite iioi- leit llie emu I leeiiid cm Hulls no ineullull ol e-.labll limeul Iasi year of school!, of law. plmr macy, giaduute ugrlcullure amt social work at Florida A and M College for Negroes here tie maintained the ipiestliiii ol whether Ibe new Flurida A and M schools suHnfy the federal convli lutinnsl rc-iulrement of e-iual np urirtimilles fur all races is not at issue in tlie ease, and argued that any form of professional -choul segregation ut the universities based on race la uiiconslilulltiual Hill risked lire cuurl tn give him uny kind of nrtler, even adverse ruling, that will let him appeal lo the Supremo Court uf lire l )tided States J Frank lleints, usalfdant Flori da attorney general, mild be bad no objection tu entry uf a (Inal order In the case He contended It could onlv he dismissal of the Negroes’ Hulls. He said the five Negroes never eoruitleled their applications for admission to the university lu compllanco with normal regula­ tions and a plan tor Negro edu­ cation approved by tho Supremo Court. It, "le III.' iiiiii,'li< "I III , 1*. 11 liy tbe Im I. .ml " I i 11 \ HFt'KI VI DSN ilic t Mly's i eervat"iiial ptogrant Im l. vll ageiH I'miiiiieno'il l.i.jte ;.i Seminole Mrgti Hcli.nd, i< was ' "iiduiiceil today try Playground lure lnr Tlminits Stnugvi llie ■ilii'dul.' activities fm this group include handicrafts, archery, swim tiling, radio programs mid cook ""Is. the first girls’ softball game will lie slaved tomorrow night at ibe Lakefroiit Diamond, This evelng tli« nu'ii'ii softball card calls tor a twill t.iII pitting Hob1,on' Sporting Goods against Wil*uii Mulcr Fufftlture Store iii th* initial lilt while Hunt-Mercury will play the Navy in the nightcan. Movie Time Table itira "Pat und Mike" 1:ll) - 8 ;111 6:11* - 7:1(1 - 0:10 MOY’IK L A N lt "A Girl in Every Port" P R A IR IE L A K E "5 Flngari ’* 7:46 - 10:30 "The Lady Takas A Sailor" 0:30 only . k .. — i - i i ’J H J -T ii.— ifti � 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 13, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 13, 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/649e12ed9627d57516288869f2ad4ebe.pdf 94a683168d21a3ea01dc4218aadeb0f7 PDF Text Text nj# r • ■ . - * • - * TH* SANFORD HERALD N f# I Wei. Jam II, t i l l Koje Outbreak Blueci In flie News Joseph Petra* Is Awarded His Degree By B. WISE end P. JUGE Stwistdks i ■'" y K w . # d ' ' Meeting Is Slated By Camera Club W * ' ' ' '. • v f U ^ . ^ v '- ': - ' Khramls Meet tttduesd as a citizen of Louisiana by Ed Lans and s i ons of th* mop r __. officers of th* Navy .ever popular luted control over the POWa. (c—w**sa ikM ri«« teas , I tM lI n r t r , « a I'M* OM) loo come romi to Sanford, replied that' Prisoners In Compound W today ATLANTA, Ga. (Special)-One up the bodies of eight POWs There will be aa organizational on you there la no easy way out, living In Sanford has truly been With the intense suffering and In an April 10 riofT A small pain expressed on the faces of the thousand and thirty-one degree* collapse of iMuitry-unlM Mfotia- M ating ef th* camera club and you automatically take the right * fin* experience, and that ns had never met people ns cordial aa group of prisoners accompanied ■nowing of altilM at th* Camara course," said Col. Gatchel. men aboard the station as they were awarded to future engineers, tions. Stressing the honor system at those her*. the bodies to a prisoner cemetery went through the gruesome process architects and executives by the After bearing him, Irate Repub­ Gift Shop Thursday avanlng at j The Rev. J. E. McKinley was outside Ihe compound. of receiving their semi-annual ty­ Georgia Institute of Technology, lican and' Southern Democratic SiW, 8 . P. Bsrgsrs. adviser to the the Academy, he told of the men T -, The 6,400 Beds In Compound 78 phoid anil tetanus Inoculation*, one on Monday, June 0, 8:30 a.m., at sen*:or» Joined force* to writ* In­ club, announced today. A one half some months ago who tried tr set complimented hy {'resident Martin —first (o be dispersed—fought would quickly gather the Impres­ ceremonies held at the Fox Thea­ to the anti-inflation Defense Pro­ hoar business masting to complete up a taw to themselves, and paint­ Stinecipher on reappointment as By WALTER BREEDS JR. savagely for Ilk hours Tuesday sion that theirs was n fate worse tre. President Blake R. Van Leer duction Act an official "request" th* organisation of the club will ed out that due to th* high stand­ pastor of tho First Methodist (For 8 >n Dawsea) • before being subdued by 780 tough than death. presided and presented the dip- that Mr. Truman Invoka at one* take place prior to the showing of ards In forre, there was no possi­ Church. Among the guests Introduced bility that West Point- would keep fitlitr.cn SHRDLU SHRDL L paratroopers from Ihe tBTIh Air­ color slides which Mr. Bergers Inmax to each of the graduates. the labor relation! law be had As the men ndvnnn-d along the Hnwarjl Montieth were Geurv* NEW YORK iJB-li the door-ln- borne Combat Tram. with hls Lelca camera In the men thero. Where. (*>* stand­ ; hv Among 'bufp, Joseph P"tro», denounced as. harm took ards are th* hiehi-st. 'huv iriiixi r>v I'eck, Ht. Louis: J. fc‘ HenFfnxe,, Joor salesman vanishing (rum the Thirl v-on* Herts were kll'ed in llnr, v ith cacti ..Dp draw):< hem 1300 Sanford Avenue of Sanford, Just Europe. fol sod futile.” to the pnmt or the needle, accepted, or else tho person must Orlando, and G. W. Hoovar, Or­ American scene? the fight, ihe Army said seven rlosrrwltlv Sen. Robert A Taft of Ohio, co­ Ih e slide* Include scenes of tho get out, he declared. and humorous remarks Fla. lando. ta the modem descendant of the wounded POWs baa died since, the medieval German city of RothenThe commencement address en­ author Of the law. and an aspirant became louder, In an attempt to Attorney General Ervin stati-d oM Yankee peddler facing Into ob boosting Ihe death loll to 38. A throw burg, tha oldest walled city In Eu­ titled "The Reach of Technical for the Republican presidential a scare Into the neat “vic­ things arc looking better In GENERALS PROMOTED new survey showed about ISO pris­ Uvlon? Reasoning" was delivered by David nomination, helped lead, a succes­ rope, the tulip featlval In Holland, that tim." tha elty of Clervaux, Luxembourg, Florida with a $30,000,000 surplus TOKYO ijt—Three U. 8 . major "No," lay the companlea which oners were wounded. W. Harris, president of the Uni­ sion of rebuff* to the White House The mass puncturing process In the general revenue fund. He depend on these people for dis- One American bled lo death aft­ Wrnt nlnng romparnlively easy, In versal Oil Products Company, Chi- on the selsure Issue. At day’s end, and Munich, Germany. Hi* slides pointed out that the two loaillug generals In Korea today were pro­ will be accompanied by a talk by to lieutenant generals—the tributlon of their products. "11 any­ er being slabbed by s crude prison spite of the large number of men cago, III., n Tech graduate of tha Tafl told a reporter: candidates stressed moted rank called for by their present thin!, (heir number Is Increasing." spear. Fourteen other Americans rrrrlvlng the shots. Now that the class nf 10IS, and son of Nathaniel "This waa. a direct answer to Mr. Garter* on the scenes, on rubernatorlal aw enforcement In their plat­ none seriously, E. Harris, one of the founders of the President'll request for Con­ composition for beginners, differ­ forms and predicted great im­ commands Proponents of "direct selling," were Injured, bloody iloody fight had Its effect din of "battle" has subsided, the Georgia They are Glen O. Bn reus, c o m * gress lo act. Congress has acted." ent types of film* u d filters. Tech. the direct distribution of merchan­ onThePOWs men have ln-cn sot at rase, with In other compounds. Mr. Bsrgcre emphasized that provement In this program In mnndcr of the Fifth Air Force; Government officials seemed to After receiving their diplomat dise from factory to home, profess Those In adjoining Florida. only the thought of the next "Op18 were moved IVIIIlstnn R. Palmer, commander the graduates were Inducted In a be generally agreed that Mr. Tru­ every one in Sanford, whether or to see a new opportunity for the to new, smaller pens Comdr. Trapolln, who was In- of without re­ erstion Needle" lingering In Ihelr body not they are Interested In Join­ the 10th Corps, and Willard B. man's personally delivered re­ time-tested doorbell • pushing tech­ sistance a few hours later Into the Georgia Tech Atumand 77 minds. ing the club or In camera work, Is Wytnnn. commander of the Ninth quest to Congreaa for a special nl Association by Price Gilbert nique in (he curret/ swing toward sent word to Boatncr It would obey Donald Regan, AN, one of tho ■elture law came dose to com­ Invited to com* to tee the slides. that, "we have nothing to o« Corps, ■ buyers' market. original Fnsron members, was dis­ Jr., president of the association. ashamed of," concerning low en­ moving orders. mitting him to do whatever Con­ Of those receiving drgrees, more Time was when a certain aegforcement In this statu. He also Prisoners In 77 began lining up charged from the U.8 . Navy ye*, gress asked. Thee* officials, who than iinc-hnlf were from Georgia. ment of retail opinion believed the In a driving rain an hour and a terday. Don hnlls from New Or­ urged sheriffs defeated in tho re­ AP MAN HONORED asked reporters not to quote them The balance were from 30 states, door-to-door salesman waa on the half before their scheduled evacu­ leans, I,b„ but slnre his rem it cant election not to he dlxrourngby name, said th* ten* of tho CHICAGO IAS — The American nno territory, and 11 foreign coun­ way out — a victim of lalevialon. ation. marrleue to the former Barham ud, that defeat Is a part nf politi­ Medical Association ICmltaae* From Fats o s n President's speech suggested will­ today awarded According lo this theory, televised cs! fortune, and did not reflect on posthumously The cleaning nut of the enclosure Ann I'enren »f Sanford, he pinna tries Including Argentina, China, ingness to comply wltE the wishes a gold medal and Colombia, Cuba, France, Greece, of Congress, despite hls statement l» • brief talk at th* conclusion their service,. demonstrations of consumer pro­ yielded about 63 anti-Communlst to make Florida hls home. ducts and televised aalea talks prisoners who said the evacuation Prosecuting Attorney George A. citation to Howard W. RlakesIee.A Wasting no time in setting him­ Honduras, Mexico, Holland, Nica­ that recourse to Taft-HariJev would <n the morning session, warned sheriff* of the dangers con­ Bpeer concurred In praising the science editor of the Associated* which could be viewed by the had saved their lives. self up In rlvlllsn life, Don will ragua, and Swltserland. Of the be “by far the worse of the two th* tained In th# rscsnt increase In ehariffs’ work. Mr, Sneer men­ Press who died May 3. housewife In her home would make Thirty antl-neda fell out of line aisrt lo work today In hls new 1,031 graduates, 08 are graduating approaches." The award was created by the Negro voting registration. H t pre­ tioned the grunt dlffiriimiM und-r the home visits of the door-to-door when groups of Communists were Civil Servlre |oh. Besides hls gov­ .with hnnor. To use the Taft • Hartley Act’a dicted that 130,000 Negroes would AMA Board of Trustees lo honor vendor unnecessary, which they labor, among them ll-u mnrnhod out. ernment work. D«fi Is also pnrt go-day anti-strike Injunction provi­ be registered by November and fact that, "a third of Ok- puuplu "a distinguished layman who hns Today, however, TV Is being Thirly-flve olhers assembled In owner In the Sanford Radio Serv­ sions, Mr. Truman contended, laid that this is being done nt Ike Displeased served lo advance Ihe Ideals of used In promote direct selling. the rear of the compound ond ice, whirl) lie plans to earry on In "would be lo take sides with the Ihe Instigation of “agitators out are In favor of law en force muni, American medicine and who has tCnalUN*! •'fans runs Oael Direct selling Is big busineas. To­ waited until all other POWs had Ids spare lime. a third are against It, n il it third companies and against Ihe work­ Of Philadelphia." tal volume! a estimated by the Na­ been cleared out. Then they don't rare." Hu also said thnt "it conlrllmled notably lo the public The very siir'-essful Fasron soft- North Carolina. Virgin". Georgia, ers." "If this campaign Is consum­ seems thnt In a lot of our .-ouii. welfare." tional Association of Direct Selling marched nut. hall team won Us 1"th ron*eeutlve Louisiana and Texas If Sen. RichHe hinted broadly thsre was no mated," he declared, "you sheriffs ties tho bust qualification (or This was Ihe second lime Ihe Companlea at more than 10 billion Maj. David Korn, Richmond. Va. vletorv over th- fjrmwnv nine. In nrd Russell, Georgia Democrat, assursnes the 630,000 striking W going to have to mako a award has been given hy the AMA .... dollari a year. According to the an officer of the 187lh, said It was the City of Orlando Rerreatlnn docs not run. sheriff Is not to know anything would obey an In­ first perron to receive It was to Jhlladslphla Phllsde The Tail camp called th* signal! Steelworkers to about th* Job and not to havr n The National Better Business Bureau apparent many more prisoners l.rngue Mondnv night, at the Junction — a statement which drew pilgrimage the Rev. Alphonse Mary Schwltal,* ma ,y°ur make your r ___ _____ _ _ _ kjienee with gangsters. Inc., with which local Belter Bust- wsntrd to be separated (nil were Grand Avenue Ball I’erk In Or­ when Iho Arrangement* Commit­ junction record." from Taft former dean of the School of* lit and others ea an Mia Bureaua across (he country held In the marching columns by lando. I’ronn'-nrcd ihe fim* round tee put tngelher the men and th* sparka He agreed with the Attorney la. 'Invitation" to defy tha law. They Ons day thla minority bloc will Medicine of Ht. I-mils University Jobs for the July 7 convention at are affiliated, more than 0,000 die-hard Reds. wfoW. th# balance of power If General In urging tho defeated winners nt the end of their 10th been on stria* since June _ The House of Delegates unani­ 1st them." American companies ara engaged Two POWs who escaped from win Ip the league, the Hanford Chicago. It was noticed that th* have sheriffs not to lie discouraged, mously when the Supreme Court ruled Mr. you confirmed the nomination In direct selling with a total sate* Compound 77 told stories of mur­ bunch have proven themselves to Ohioan, whose oiler lo compro­ Truman’s Mr. Car Ur urged the ahariffe and he strongly ud vacated the seizure of th* industry of Dlakeslro for Ihe award loday mise on contested delegations In force of I Mi million men and ders during Iho night. abolition of the feu system and to consult with their local county he the top contenders for the was Illegal, women. American guards outside Ihe league chnmplnnshln. Ily trouncing ♦he South was rejected by Elsen­ The President told the lawmak­ officials and leading citizens on the Institution of some new meanThe Electrolux Co., easily the compound laid they bail heard the Conway softhallers, the group hower campaigners, was ready for ers the better way would bo a plant the situation and also to hold of financing tho sheriff’s office. aaUon’i biggest manufacturer of screams Inside. Rep. Cleveland commended tinhas advanced another game closer a no quarter battle. seizure law under which Ihe own­ meetings of Negroes, listen to vacuum cleaners, employs 10,000 Nnrth Korean Col. Lee Hak Koo, to the "crown” by pulling one Of Inc 1,103 convention delegate! ers would "face the possibility of thetr problems and taka an In­ sheriffs for doing a good Job, door-to-door aaleimen. CHIROPRACTOR a Compound 78 leader now In soli­ «smc ahead of the Orongo Hoick -m il of a total 1,306—already chos­ receiving something lesa than their terest In them. Its said that the "rontrnry to what some peopten, the Associated Press tabula­ normal profits . . . and the workers average Florida Negro would pay might *ny," and requested ttin Avon Products Inc,, cosmetics tary confinement, told an Interro­ team, HOURS 9 to 12—2 to S who are running a close tion now gives Tnft 484, Eisenhow­ win facet he prospect of galling more attention to a Southerner the s h e riffs recoin me rid h'gixlr manufacturer, had sales last year gator he thought Boatncr was seen ml In 1-jiein-, 303 Atlantic Rank Hulldlni er 330 and others 130 with 309 of more th a n ........ * .......... tinn to bring nhntil better law bluffing when he said he would less than they think they era en­ than ha would to Northern ngitnIrvlruf "lllng" D'datte, AN, who Phone 761 tors. enforcement. Hu also recommend­ movf tho prisoners by force If Is leading the league at the plate unrommlttcd or disputed. Nomina­ titled to." tion requires Oftt and In a squeeze ' As he outlined It, however, his ed a butter system of public necessary. Commissioner King praised ihr with e hue" .filtl average, came the contested delegations — like relations to let the public know representatives, many of them Breakup of (he Island's 17 hlg again with another tlmelv those from Texas. Louisiana, Geor­ plin would permit the government, fine Job which the sheriffs Have more about the sheriff's work. housewives. “ We haven’t deviated Compounds Is experled to lake through done In enforcement throughout while operating the mQli, to raise hnrner In the fiftti Inning. Morris gia and Mississippi—could put 1 from this system In M years," about 10 days. Judge Douglas 8 t o a s t ru n :, the state and said that, "so many wages and change working condi­ Hall. Hie phenomenal Navv ollchman across. •ays George K. Craves Jr., Avon times public officials do not ro- spunking on the guaurnl problem nr. beside,i liN recent mound nur- The kcynoler's rallying speceh tions. vice president. Within hours th* Senate bowled celvo the kind *A commendation of cnforri-Muiit as rugnids |uvr«fnrmanee in which lie lurried In a nllo delinquent*, ruvluwuil the . Then there’s the ubiquitous Fulbrilliant one-hitter, also proved can do inurh to sat the fane. The over three plant seizure proposals, they should. However, let them do Juvenile H'uallan** r o w tint) law of 11)51 ami urged \ for brush man, backbone of the Platform Commute* will put Into two of which had tacit White House something wrong and then ihey PRICKLY H E W I himself to lan v*rv able batsman huge sales organiiatlono f Puller would regard u hostile move hv slamming « four bagger Into words what the party stands for. blessing, and spiked Into the con­ receive notoriety through tho all the sheriffs to fnmillarizi tlimnsulvus with the law If they Brush Co. of Hartford, Conn. A sgalnst Ihe new Western European And the chairmen, first th* tem trols bill tha request to us* the pres* and among the public." FEEL IT VANISH J the boondock*. , host of other house • lo • house letup. porary and then Ihe permanent, Taft • Hartley Law. Attorney General Ervin also had not already done so. ' Thu Mr. Mcl-ean, the Regional CAA whole future nf our country," hvendor* peddle everything from "For this reason." he said, "wo will have huve plenty of power when wh«r The margins were dselslvo, but P«l*«d the sheriffs and said si.dlr.urt l.rco -b o ro l r.llsvM said, "Is wrapped up In these lingerie to tailored suits, razor have Jolnad with the governments Hsfelv April*, lias placed Ihe Na­ disputes hit the floor— disputes per administration fli Hi foroei planned one lb* »in»v off PrlcSIy Prickly b.sl Boa wltn val Station, Sanford on Ids lllii»rkids." bladoi to washing machines, kitch­ of Britain and Franco In u dor- nr- for th" purpose of discussing hnps like whetherr In sc seatitpro-Tafl pi ■ mkifna prompt «#■*. p ls p s r lest major effort 'fort today tod a Ip put ' i h CofUr«-, » could prolong, Hash and clhar minor •kla irrtJudge Htunvirmn also proposed enware In sterling allver, aeedi In larallon which makes It clear Unit ru Kiscnnowcr Elsenhower delegal delegations. 1 pro or would permit pay raises across a new seizure amendment. nendmenl lotions a rt a ls o coo lid an 0 reopening of thu Indus trio I Ok extinguishers. we would regard any such art as and 'Xnmlnbig men who a*-** In­ Tnc Army stild It would take no They conceded1 In advance the; cooibtd quickly, *1*1nt a they for Ht* workers based on any rise the terested In nbln'ide'T ( l A ratings. act Inn nn the qucitlon of whether School for Negro Girls at Ocala, Direct selling has come a tong a threat lo mir own security." v.iy tmoolbnsM. V itd V 1... In the coat of living Index. will take another beatAnvone Interested In tills program, MarArthur would violate regula­ --- obd be bMplioto oucocoolult] loro clllng tlm tremendous need for n way since the old Yankee peddler for oror *1 to yooro. tION'T W all lo 31 margin, it place tu send delinquent Negro seeking ground **r flight ratings, tions hy appearing on the political •old tinware, clocks, brooms, boot I for prlokly boat or dlopor roib Hen. Maybank (D.8 . C.)\ who should rnn*srl Chief Day located convention program. Friends said House Action in u u bJ! P*n- Humphrey jrlrls. "It Is not fair,’* hu argued I lo tbow up but buy o «M eoi today ■nives and cloth lo frontlar famhzs been at odd a with the White In the Station Operallnns Depart- he would wear rlvlllan clothes, a , and start uilng. Mont* bock If iR u S s ? . <0 »ho *l*«l House, announced he also would uronl?.«m U *,HUfht *p Ponnll sol*. to have an industrial school for H not rompl.tcly tolisfltd. At ill Il'sillasiS r i m Pass Oast white girls and not have one for ■ drusatito. Want In give a party? Some The keynotur for the Democratic offer a delayed action plant seizure Welcome aboard goes In Harold convention -MSfii ,le,Uemf n‘ l» roachcd. Negroes." companies will send a man to your miller wore hopeful of completing July 31 at Chicago, amendment — this one to take ef­ *™ allow the workers a pay raise Driggers, SN, who reported to tills Thu Association is to hold Its boma with all Ihe fixings for a their bill Thursday. Massachusetts Gov. Paul Dover, only, If the President Invokes , , L b/ * foot-finding board. January landing In West Pulin A controls extension bill, drafted command from Han Francisco, look a crack at tho Republican fect full-course dinner, Including flow ilte Taft-Hartley Act end finds that . The amendment to use Tart-HartCalif. He Is Ht present attached lo Ifonrti, and tho 40th Am....I Cult•ra, 11 doesn’t coal you a nickel. by Iho Kcnato Banking Committee, Parly activity o fMncArtnur, El­ It won’t work. w , sponsored by Sen, Byrd ijrd.< veollun will tin held next Jutm at AU you have to da fa Invite your Is now under debate In Iho Senate. the Security division of the Hta- senhower and Lt. (Ion. Albert va-). -was approved 40 to 30 Maybank had sought Tueiday lo Gainesville. ‘ ... .. . friends and let the salesman show It calls for extending wage, prlro tlon. Wede mayor. Aim coining lo NAAS, from them Ihe company’s floor wax or and eredll controls for eight Dover lold New York Democrata write Into the bill a section to pro­ Guantanamo llav, Cobs, Is l.cxtci months, until March I, 1093 furniture polish, pots and pans nr Tuesday night that Ihe three gen­ vide a 130 • day no • strike pe­ plssllc aprons. The salesman conks The Senate bill has become n Evans ME2. who has also bren erals are fighting for control of riod, than permit seizure of the and serves the men I — and waxhra vehicle for debate over Iho xlor| asslpnul lo Hrrurltv. Ihw GOP and comprise "Ihe mep- plants with the workers’ pay frozen John F. "I’anpy" Haynen has ace of u military Jmtlu." Wed*- at pro • dispute levels and Ihe crisis with numerous amendments Ihe dishes. joined the ranks of the civilian mover Is chairman of (he National government obligated to pay the A constant headache tu tho direct offered In deal with 11. companies "Just compensation" Chairman Spence (D.-Ky.) told since being dl'chargeii recently- j Citizen.*'ftir-Taft Commlltce. selling peonlo is the had name given their prufeailnn by Ihe oc­ reporters there was no discussion •Tappy". Mrs. Ilaynen and their W. Avcrell llirriman, a candi­ for use of Ihe plants. It was re casional dishonest salesman, and In Ihe House committee of writing for the democratic presiden­ Jfctcd 68 to 13. children will return >o New date the consequent enactment of local In Ihe Byrd Amendment, adopted two tial nomination, also voiced an Th* Senate knocked down 33 to Orleans, l.n., where he will return opinion about the laws and ordinances which restrict by Ihe Senate lale Tuesday. Republican M an amendment by Sen. Mon to hls former Job with tho U. 8 . direct selling. Borne 90 years ago This provision, sponsored by Sen. Party. In a Phoenix, Aril., ad­ roney (D.-Okla.) for 60 • day sell the town of Ureen Rlvar, Wyo., Byrd (u.-Va.), calls on tho presi­ Post Office. dress, he said G.O.P. now stands adopted an ordinance making ft a dent lo use Ihe Tef 1-Hartley Lew fnr "grim old pessimists." He said fluentlal Republican aa yet uncom misdemeanor for a person to visit In Ihe eteel dispute. Ihe Republican Party has been mltted, and delegate* from New Widow Eviction a private horns for tho purpose of Meenwhlle the House pass­ captured by "Ihe weepers and Iho Jersey, New York end Maryland selling merchandise without having ed and sent to the Senate a wnllera," whereas the Democrats 1 A Taft spokesman said the tens H'nallaMd Fraai •**«• Oael been Invited. Similar ordinances bill setting up a 11,390,630,000 the sheriff would hire hls new have n positive program. tor also la conferring with dalehave since been declared const!- federal-eld highway program for deputies, or how many he would Another candidate for the Dem* (•tea, but added, "Wa'ra not put­ Ihe two fiscal vnari ulnrtliiH .Into ocrats' top spot, Sen. Eatcs Ke- ting any particular emphasis on 1. 1033. fauver of Tennessee, lold a rally those meetings.” Taft'a Schedule 'w ffio u t confirmation, It was re­ Passage waa by voice vote. In Washington, D. C., he Is for •alls for conferancat with New ported lhal Gregory had a recent The blQ waa e compromise of home rule in solve local problems. Jersey delegates Thursday conference with Ihe widow, Mrs. 5 M n orr r & » T01 separate measures passed pre­ Kefattver and llarrlman are bat­ Maryland dalagatea Monday, viously by Ihe Senate and the Elizabeth Htcvrnx. and hid asked tling heatedly for Ihe capital’! alx Ktfauvar’a tally of Ml dofogi■ U s & i ;r w w * i n i ., her to leave peacefully lit order House. It carries no actual appro­ Democratic delegates to be se­ A & e ‘ ru#.,nhA , W l j l t T o i priations but authorizes a program to protect her own property. Mrs. Ktovrns U "Inclined’’ In ac­ lected at an unofficial primary divorce oKulnol you la th* Circuit which must be financed by later Court fur Honilaolo Count/, Florid*, cept Ihe eviction without further next Tuesday. Eisenhower, meanwhile, waa man's 6614, with 616 needed for at Hanford. Florida, and yuu oro legislation. h«robr roiilr.d to Ilia, u.r.onojly or The bill makes no change In Ihe violence, a source said. continuing hls sessions in New nomination. This Associated P hr ntiornoy, with tho a itrk uf oali present formula by which atatea Court your w rjilin dofonoo, If any, must match some of Ihe funds pul forest development roads and York with delegates and olhera he tabulation. Ilk* that lor the GOP holies lo win over lo hla aide. On race, la based on professed and to. Iho bill of uuinulalnt filed in irells, 33 Ik millions. Mid nauoo by tho ISfh day.of Jan*. up by the federal government for hia conference program today conceded- atlgnmanta of the dala­ Also, national park roads and Ills, Horoln tall not or Judgminl construction and planning, were John Foster Dulles, an In' gatea so far named. will ha rondorod against you by trails, 10 millions; parkways on Tha amounts authorised, all for public lands. ID millions; Indian . , ‘ WITNKMH nty hand and the ooal each of the two years: Primary highway system, 347 H roads and bridges, 10 millions; for million dollars; secondary ay item, aid In construellon nf (he Rnma tea million* i urban area primary Road In Nicaragua, four millions: ts^M RRRPOH highway system. 137 14 millions; Inlar-Amarlcan Highway In Cenrtal Two - bedroom Phillip* Terraco — a beautiful expediting construction and lm- America, eight millions: for surHero’s Some of "Pop’a” veys on Indian reservations, I 14 homoB $7775 — KmWfolli' 0t ,n',r,U'0 new homo development alylod for Favorite*! . only $125 down. Ports! highways, 33 14 millions; 1 I t ) Hoard of Cotta1 today’a llvinc — priced for j t r y 1, r t ^ s s % a . s Direct Selling Of Merchandise Seen To Be On Increase ( U i h s s m r > w H a s Oa m f Sheriffs Meet DR. L. T. DOSS W g p d u Ju R H NATO Treaty LYCDBDRDL NAVY PERSONNEL: ATTENTION DEFENSE WORKERS: Legal Notice FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS IS f e Pir'ffl.rsh. TIN.National Association of Dlroot BeUini Companies rantenda On* Dragtl . S M S 'V , S E IM : M .wriEs vsrn Ly.1uu ™,nW "M SOH birol* • Throo . bedroom homes 19055 and 9P05S — only $808 and $981 down, raapartivily. young people’* budgets. Roomy — comfortable — two • and throa bedroom homes — Masoned concrete block construction — sturdy and beautiful — bilehena equipped wlih G-E rang* and refrigerator - water heater — apace heater — Venetian blinds throughout — ample dasat and slangs apses — carports — landsrapid lets. Boo thorn today. Saks office In Wynnewead' Subdivision East of MeflouviOa and North of Gonava is Sanford. Raaaonabk month ly pnymanti Uhs rant, Include ro* dnathm uf prinaJpnl, dosing r* ST* Iw* is D-f- -’t h h .a io ^ :*■ L'-Juii; AA’V 3i».M; m �1• ' 1 m r IF 1 0 U DON’T T H E W E a IH E R Ifr r a tft r k t f n year Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:89 P. M.( p lo t* call YELLOW CAB U K ( ontlnued hoi. aiillry and gen*r ally fair through Friday. except for a rhanrc of a few Isolated Ihimdn showers AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R S A N K JU D , VOLUMB XXXXIII Ike Declares He Opposed 'German Zones Florida S h eriff Visit Sanford General Reveals His Advice Not Sought At Yalta, Potsdam; Taft Studies Korea NEW YORK UW-Gen. Dwight D. #Eiaenhower aald today he oppoied Ute division of Germany Into sepa­ rate zone* at the end of the war and also waa against Isolating Mer­ lin. He made the atatement In anawer to questions put to him by members of the New Jersey Ho publication delegation. Eisenhower also said that he did not participate In either the Yalta or Potsdam Conferences and that his advice waa not accepted on #the decisions taken there. A delegate asked directly wheth­ er the establishment of the line of demarcation between the Allied and Russian armies In Germany was Elsenhower’s decision. "I was opposed lo the division of Germany Into separate parts," he said. ’'That waa one of the pieces of advice that was not ac^fhe* delagales then asked who did establish the tones, and Ihc •Isolation of Berlin as a partially Allied city within the Soviet Zone "The European Advisory Com­ mission met in London In 1041. as I recall," Elsenhower said "This commission look these artlons Later, I understood they were ap proved at Yalta. "As soon as the armlsllec was signed, we were directed l« gel bark Inlo our own areas as rapidly as posslhle. Wo were forced lo retreat 150 miles after the war— • we had been attacking ns far down as Lelpilg—nnd we had lo go back lo the Tine picked by the politicians." The general also was asked whether he participated In tho Yalta and Potsdam Conferences. He laid emphatically, “ 1 did not. I participated In no political de­ cisions of the war. "1 gave m r opinions voluntarily on one or two Ihlnga, hut they weren't accepted." NEW YORK Wt-Scn. Holier! A. a wean until American arms truce talks Ihen arm production lets rolling, than the South Koreans and withdraw United Nations forces lighting Ihere Gen. Douglas MacArlhur’s pro­ gram of bomhlng the tied*' Man­ churian supply base* would have worked e year ago but would be i Impractical now, life candidate for the Republican presidential nomi­ nation declared. Ha said that while Iho armistice negotiations have dragged along Iho Russians and North Koreans have hull! up loo much air and land superiority. The Ohio senator gave hi* view* In recording a radio Interview with Martha Deane to he broad­ cast by station WOR over a IT state Eastern network Friday. 1 WASHINGTON Following la the laleat Associated Praia tabu(CtsllssM O* Page Tkr**) • REAM MEET TOKYO Ut—British Field Mor■hal Lord Alexander visited Geu. Mark Clark today at the supreme Allied commander's headquarters. They spent 3tA hour* in conference and at a war briefing. Alexander arrived Tuesday for a tour of Japan and Korean on behalf of the British Cabinet. RATES IIP CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. UP Weakly relax for Chattanooga's newspapers—the News-Free Press and the Time* — have been Inrraised to 4S cants. Tha Chattanooga Publishing Co. aald Wednesday the hike from Ihe old rat* of 40 cents waa necessary because nf the Inm aied cost of M newsprint. P No change was ‘made In Ihe dally rates. ' ORLANDO BUILDING WASHINGTON UT-Tha Public Bulldlnfs Administration has con­ tracted with Tempuna Inc., Lake­ land. Fla., to build a 1301,Mi sub­ tropical experiment station at Or- ' t t i Stall tho citrus •mm •try.gels research for Sinford Herald Vacation-Pack aflllev how far, away i yen may go aa year vucattao you cau readily calah ap m tho home towa news by reading the Stufard Herald when yaa rotaru. Yaw n a ar­ te roaga n i r w w m aefl.tr r, by talapeaatag An.-mriiitnl Ur,-** 1 FLO RID A __ THURSDAY JU N K HI. 10T.2 Wirt* Gen. Collins Blames Manpower Shortage For Koje Outbreaks Bill Authorizing American Troops Seizure Of Mills Hunt Prisoners Again Voted Out Reported Killed Members of the Florida .Sheriffs Association held their .'tilth annual convention In Sanford. Monday through Wednesday, and enjoyed a varied program. Including business sessions at the Court House and at the City Hall whore on Wednesday i.flernnuu they completed the program which Included the election of H. J. Youngblood, Fernandinn as president to succeed It. L. Kendricks, Pensacola. Tho sheriffs were 'hoto by Henry Jameson treated to a luncheon at the Episcopal Parish House, Tue-day noon, and enjoyed n barbecue at the KB. • Club grounds that night. Shctiff P. A. Mero, the host, whs commanded for Ids program and was elected second vice-president «f the AvfOriotton. The Valdes Hotel was head ipiarters for the convention. Convention Dr. H. W. Hurt Settlement Made Sheriffs’ Proves Big Success Ed Cameron Is Of Stetson Is In Struggle For Sheriff A. Mem today Named President characterised the sheriffs' con­ which dosed yesterday In Of Cattlemen Jaycee Speaker Steamship Line vention Sanford a* an outstanding success Flag Day Ceremonies Government Set To To Be Held On Sat­ Return Dollar Line urday At Stadium To Private Owners Hr. II W. Hurt of Rtelsiin Uni­ versity told the Junior Chainin', of Comntcrro at the Yacht- Club today Hint the greatest single force which would solve the world's most difficult mold ms is tuklng nn Interest In other per sons, lie also explained Mint Idg business' object tile meeting of hum a ii needs. "Actually the big job for busi­ ness is thu rearing of nur sneersaora through the churches, news­ paper* nnd the lioute," he elabor­ ated, "It Is llirae factors that mold the moral fibre of out youth and successors." Hr. Hurt, who has written much of the Boy Scout Manual, stated that because of the lack of in­ terest In youth and in other peo­ ple, misunderstanding and III feeling has TatiMsI must of thu problems people face today. Ho suggested that ev*rynn« should take a sprrlnl Interest In helping someone which would trail lo co llective bargaining In I ilI k ii WASHINGTON t/v-The govern ment and the It Stanley Hollar interest* today settled their .Vyear rout I fight over control of the hlg Dollar .Steamship Line Term* id the settlement provide: 1 The controlling stock Interest in ihc line cl*lined by both will Ire pul up nl public sale nt any price above 11 million dollar* rash 2 The winner on sealed hills will gel the 33 per cent block of stock and the government and the Hollar interests will divide the pro ct-cds 1 If the public sale fall* to bring n hid of M millions or more. Iho stock will bn divided equally hid ween l|ip government and Iho Hollar inleresls ' «• In any ovenl, Secretary of Com­ merce Sawyer said, the governrnent intends to out of the lo got gel oul hue and return It In private operaturn anil expressed his thank* to all the speakers, the merchant* as­ Elec­ sociation, ami all others who con­ Oric Mathicux tributed tii the success of the oc­ ted President Of casion. He especially tbunked the Elks Farmers' Au c t i o n Club for the use id tlieii fnrilltlc* for Ilie barbecue and -aid (hat a F m m ill mil nf a new Mrintniile Iminber of the sheriffs bad called ( iiuntv C attlem en'A sso rtatm u, It the finest barbecue they hail with K .l J . Cam eum a* newly ever attended. I'lnctrd p irs ld e tll. un< ntinmim r I Mute than Ino dill-gales a t­ I...lax t-> I*. It llaw so n , m a n ly tended the convention fiom all agent, le lln w m g » m eeting Toes parts of tipi state arid worn ad­ ■lay night at Ids i.f f in AIIU III In dressed by sin h milstniidlng per­ <iittlemen were piesen t. i it in-1 nf fleer* elected were C sonalities as Itnllrond I'mumlsalonera Jerry Carter and Wilbur S |,ee, i ivied", vice-piesbleut; Mi seeietary, nnd Gn"g King, Attorney Geneial lib-haul l>'iw*un, ILirden, lirnsuier. Tin- board nt Krvln, Hep. Ferris llryanl of tniatee* includes W. II. Wight, Hi I train, who is .Speaker designate W. linker and Hr. R. C. |la»» of Iho House of Hopresentnllvoa, ft. Ihe flaw oigiinlinllon, while Lieut. General .1. C IliitchiiOu, fl|(| affiliated witli the Florida Senator L. F. Hoyle, Hep. Voile Slate Call lumen's Association, has William* Jr., Heii.-di'signRte Mack l1(, ciuinccttnn with the Central Cleveland Jr., lTu*ecuting Attor ttof-- 1Horida t ’attlemen'* A**ocl*tion, ney George A Speer, and .1udfl*'to which most of the mamhers for Douglas ntonatmm. j int-t Iy belonged, # ,j ■ ... f-— -^r,s flile oi t|u ttlljnr' leuwOlts for Senate Approves Leg­ islation Extending Economic Controls WASHINGTON P \ lum*e com lullin' v.it*-.t down li 1" III today i priipnvil Unit Fic'ideni Truman lie "iu|Hiw.'r.’d in 'i-i/c and i pcralc Ihc 'truck alri'l mill* II wa* ihe (ir*l (..rmnl vole liy am Ihai*" gi.aip '"ite .Mr Tr«r titan went hcti.ri’ F.uigr"** Tuc* liny and pleaileil tm till* power i'll" Sen.ile prmoii'ly had re huffed 'll Ft11riirait In voting Ihai Me should ii-e ntlll 'Hike pinvl* II.n> id *he Inf, Hartley l.-iw 111 an "(fori I" Cl I III" slllkl ol iI.i0.inio I'll, Stc. Iwinkers \..d loilay sena tors (avitiiiig seirufi' power for the I'resi.l. at .l.,i!iiliiri".! Ilieir lighl h wri'e tt mio wage price control* l"gl*liilioti t'lo-v -.till they would pnqai*" it igalli lalei m a *"|Ui rale hill The ............. p.eslln.i wn* rniai’it In Ihc Him*" It.iaklu : l 'n m iu llti’c liv Hep Bolling . I t Mi, i who pro po*ril it i* in iiiui'M illneiil I" legls I,. , ion e x it'll.ling ilic e l ..in.line con Mol* law Bolling ' . n ii'inliueul wa* a <lu plicate " I d ial "tie re d m Ihe Sell ale T ue sd ay In Sen Humphrey iD.-Mmn i and .o je rle d l.y llnil lusty Mrmhers rep..ril’d mu" Drniu <ruts and unc llcpuhlleait *u|i ported Ihc xol'iire move In the House von,inliter Five Democrats anil III Republicans were against it One Demncrnl vnlcrl prnsent [ H'.il ope li . ubUtan wa* at,sent. The lloiisp group Is working on fei mine (he new gcniip, *nl.| M il* own version ,.( a new wage Dswmiii ivii* i I."1 Iin- cut IIcon'll price colli rid* law lo replace Ilic felt tlu il Ihe C i'lilis l F lo riila Fa t present one which expire* .lone lo l l i ’itien** \**ih'lntinn wn* g e liiu t: The Seoul" liaMlicg ovei seizure *lllll«w llllt IM.nl iv. Due* ill It" power lias lie"" lit . oniieclion wph new i i *-i " i liilin ii m e f i l l fm " thi' Sell,lie ■ own vci iioil of . on .■’III* * In n .I nf cat It,' iium '.l dispute* rather than the coercive During court proceeding', the !I3 Irols Icglsl |,I loll T h e ," a n a p p riiM iiia lil y tJ.in i" bargaining thill now prevail*. per rent black of slock u n i e*tl MmiiiIomui.'iiI of lln* *, i ,p TinForrest l.nk*Aindeniy I Program chniimiin A t t h u i mated to lie worth (13 million dnl Fnlrent City n-i-rnMy gradual".I . tit'll.I nf c n lllc in S .’in itix l. ( '■••titty cleared Ihe wax lor >n early Sen I'l.lll* We," ■mi.le It, rnil '|.|r j ale xole on Hie .octroi* lull winch Heckwith Jr. intmdured Hr. Hint |»r* hut Sawyer snld today Hie net rls'M of I* -liiilnit* Anmnir 11 ■ gat' * I,. l|ii. Iinrtiei lie iilnl u ic i'liilg John Pierson announced that value of the lino wa* aloud 32 was Ml** lli'tfy Itit**iin nf S>i" ! .if <iillli'iiie ii at I.e iin n i.t’* t il," i’i> c ml.no* a provision saving ihe Karl Higginbotham, exalted ruler million at the end of 1051 ‘senate request* Hi d Mr li inn hi ford. in KiHRiuiuu'c mi .S a tiiiiia y Use llir I rafI llarllcy Law m the tu Klko Club, tins proclaimed fli" stock was handed lo the old Tin- Araiii-my I* a pilvati’ p -li" i • III" "f tin iimjiu i*-in** at II'. Hag H .y cerenioi.le. for Halm, ay Maritime* CnmmlMlon In 1DAH when fur tiny* and ifirl* and I* nf it"plcscnl steel crisis inerting. Ml ItitWUMl .lecilll cl, In Uxo day* ol li.inllug, flic Sen or!*. ,fiV*' ,im-re ,f|p government loaned the ship- Sovi'iilli Duv Ailvnitlal ilani'iii" " will I." I" ► !I . I (lie iiil'khg i,f tween 7:00 p.m. and H:IH> p.:n. I he pjng line 4“i million dollar* for tinn. It is, m-riirdlmr tn lln* Miii" . tie h "I rcjci’B'il l,y top lie n x it. 11 fun.I* fm li fi,i ""ini' ul nf H i di)inon*lrnllon will pieced - (In | repair of ships and for working it* yi-artxmk, "a srhnnl «lti-r........ gins (.nil separate cllorls h. gne mark* and luainl* law, which (h< hlatka-Snnfmd baseball game ...........thru suhsldlied ..................II* upera" uipitiil cnnie* In nlitnin a Chrlslian <"' • "illlIcliien niainlNlli"d i» re" pin Mi 'I riimaii Ihe seizure powci* In Mr. I'liirHiin introduced Harilsun tiun fur a 5 year period nskcil enflnn." II* ri'lluiou* ni'tlvitii's pt'tly eof"lc"il |.y t tic Slnli- .lit, Smith, tho liny .Scout whu .mid tinThe T il Law allows the govern Afirr the loan had been repaid muni ticket* ipirlng Ihe "Dm k* fur nut nl company earning*, Hollar elude preyer tiand*. Friday nivl • t" lack nf Mlfflrl.'nt ""May rn I liietil In seek a cnlirl oitlci go...I devnllnnals, and .SnliliitDi „■-i ;>■• inspector* h uaiiaarii in, r*g* Tk»n demanded return of Ihe slock, con Tlie Aradetny wa* al»n the )■*•-1 Mi. Dawaini ..ml Ihai lie |* for Hit ila\s, aitniusl a slrike which Imperil* Ihe iiiiltnunl well an tending It had merely hern pledged duriiur the recent year *" a eni",i pi "paling iiiliiiengi iiphcl -heit*. The I'reslileiil has lold i ougic.s I In secure Ihe loan. nieeflnir attended tiv nmie Dniii Hhowlng all III" riiaik* anil l ■i.mil "tin* would lie grossly mifan " The government refusrd, Insist 30(10 penple nf Fhirlda. used in Si'inirml" ('minty, ami hot he xMia rc|..iri".| rc.iih lo ing that the stock hnd been stir Indu*trial ediicntlnn is *1*" i" Mi"*" will I." iilstrlliliti.il :<> ill. tl Hie House also tells Inin .... . l rendered lo II outright, not Just vided nt til" Academy, Inclndlm; meinhiu* uf Hi" new Aesia'inlmn comply ifarlley is il* answei to llotrnlninir In newspaper work, .trail v It r i" MmMi "■"« w a* i l c l . d p c Tall lit W inter I.rntm f,,r security. 1/1 fv llllt. 1 Hnliar sued and eventually won work, the rniwinir nf poultry, ■ si.lnnl of Ml" S a iif iil'l F a , flier. slrike Mr 'l l iini.ul conlcrids that . V. n decision In U. H. District Court laundry amt ninny ether enden A iic tin n , Inc , at it* nnriii.,1 a c t Ihc I ,H llariley A.,'* so dav *inkc WASHINGTON MwTho govern here The government rarrled the or*. lug Mm,day n ig h l. U lh r , new " | f | han x'otilil only defer pav raise* uent I* tasting nl*oul for some ease to tho Court of Appeals and (If the recent irraduafinir cl» '••IS H I" .1 VV .lllli" * , vie* pi <1 says Ihe workers deserve ol way of reducing frequent tins and Hnliar won again. l seven Intend In ki> into nurslnv. d r ." , ami ?,li llaw so n , ...... ir l m y lie (III there Is Im guiiriiulee III" downs In price* anil supplies of six Into tr*cldnK, *lx into rhm • i Instead of handing over Ihe stock and t i" ii* u i" i workers would nliey p winter grown vegetables. the government look the walk, nnd seven inIII the ne'di. .1 "W" lire gmng ahead with new Sen Itoiierl A I all III I Ililo n. Complaints hnve been made to however, field. Other prnspnctlve prof. case to court In San Francisco, vigur "I, aiiclir.il sail". rialin aulhnr of Ihe law. has called Hi.it the Stale and Agriculture Depart­ seeking a decision Ihere that would »lnns Included x-ray Icrhnlchie, nighl," *nid Mr. Ilnwaim. If.- add xialcmrnl an Invilalinn to II,e ikVi ments from some domestic grow­ cnnhle II lo keep the share*. dental hygenl*t, and secretary. "d Mint Ihc market i* planuli.g Me (ski sinking Flu Sleelworkers i , ers that Import* from Cuba anti The Academy supplies milk and About a year ago, Ihe Court of Insinllntion of a couitniniity bar defy an Injuncllnn Mexico of such vegetables a* to­ Appeal* ordered Sawyer, Solicitor due* the laundry for tho I'tori-' > pit, which will |,i> iivail.il.l. Senate leaders drove In dispose matoes, pepper* and eggplant nf- General Philip D. Perlman and Sanitarium at Orlando, ami m.i"i ht'cua (•■ group* and org*,illation* Mr. id Ilic whole Ixs.ir, and gel a final len depress price* lo Ihe detriment six other officials to turn over the nf the student* are enalded ndvslitag" 1* Mini ll.ere I,. |,l..„ty vole hy ioghlfi.il mi ., hill lo "on of producer* in all area*. "lock rlRhl away or go to jail for work Ihelr way through srhnnl in "f slirllcr, ..n.I lunnii.g wa.ei I llnne the unli iiiflallon Dclcisc Affected are vegetables grown contempt. thl« manner. available, lie Hildril. I'roduclliiii Ad, wdli which il ha, in fields In Florida and other school also Include* a uni' The Supreme Court aaved them, of The lien,me *o llglilly intertwined Southern areas nnd In greenhouses the Seventh Day AdvenD«i Till* will shirt Ihe slmlllghl hi In some Mldwc*i areas between howover, with a stay of punish­ Medical Cadet Corps "In nrd< ment until It could ravlew the pro­ that our Seventh Day AdventM lied CroNH Director Hie House, whose Banking Fnm November and May. ceedings. II baa not got around to nilllcc Is dri,fling ils own version Agriculture officials aald sugyouth may be, better prepared fm DIch In Orlando nf Ihe flXU’IIslrin hill. The Defense cxtlnni have been made that the that review, nor to answering a the servlcn of their connlry," Production Aci, which (irnvldes the tailed Slates, Mexico and Cuba nvernment request that It decide The echwl’e yearbook, *1" ie whole Issue, once and for all. basis (nr wage, price anil renl con Mr*. Velma Gonsalcs, local Red gel together on a marketing agree­ "Mirror", le filled with Intereslln: ment under which shipments would The government exercised op­ plcturea of the school and of It* Cros* chapter »"rrctary, left Mil* Irols, expires nl midnight June vi be regulated so ns to avoid sharp erating ronlrnl of Ihe shipping eon- altn which Is in the rolling o ran r morning for Orlando to visit (he Unless extended fluctuations In supplies, end cnn.se cern throughout the court battle, grove emintry In tho Southern lieres veil family nf tho lata VV11- When xlrel industry iiefltillallinix changing Its name from Ihc Dollar part nf tha chunly. hum A. Comfort, Red Grose field cell..p c l Irani Mon,lay Might, holh quenlly prices. director, who illcil early yoetnr- Induslry nnd unlnn ngreed In re For many years, this country Linn In the American President -lay morning nf a haart attack. open enough plnnls It, produce ihc has obtained a part of Its winter Line. Volumn Is Fair Mr. Comfort’s responsibilities slcrl needed for Ihe Korean (Iglil vegetables from Cuba. Mesico waa n* a field director, covered thl* ing. Mr. Truman (old Congress encouraged to produce for the li ft, At Farmcrfl Market dlitrlct. Including tho Sanford this might help some, Iml wmildn i market oy a reduction In tariffs CAMP WINGMAN In 1043 and by ■ reduction In Ihe Naval Auxiliary Air Station, the satisfy nil defense needs. The Rev, If. Lyttleton Zimmer­ A 17-mnn group. Including eight Business rnntinuc* In fail Air Forco liases at Orlando and fk»w of supplies from Cuba during man. rector of Holy Cross perish, the war, when Ihere waa a shorf la attending Camp 8 t. Mark at volumn at the Stale Farm er-' I'inecBslIe, and Patrick Air Force government nfllcinl*. wn* tncclliig with John It. Steelman, Mr Tru aga of ahlpa. the Camp Wingman site In Avon Market, Sandy Anderson, man- Ilnsn at Cocoa, mini's uNsIstnnt, II) work ntd dt A alight advance wea made laat Park. The camp la sponsored by agur of Ihe market, revealed to A Catholic rosary service will lull* ol the steel for-Koren plan year In the tariff on tomatoes. the Episcopal Church and at­ day, with an eatlmatad .18,00(1 be held tonight at 7:10 o'clock at •••■■llniva lln r i ) , l-'nar, Nevertheless, Ihe duty la atlU be­ tended generally by Episcopalian package* to he sold this week. (ho Fairchild Chapel, Orlando. Thera le a particularly "hot The remains will he sent in tUtts-i low that. In effect before the war. boya and glrla who have Juat Officials are dlalneltned to boost Completed tha 9th, 10th, Uth, or marble" for penpere, Mr. Ander­ burg, Pa., for hurlal. Mercury S o u t h T o son reported, with this commodity 13th gradea. eeltlng at 14.80 to 18.80 per 08 In Heat Wave The camp opened Monday nnd bushel. Golden celery Is going at will continue through June 90, DIRKCTKD VERDICT (6.80 to |M 1 per crato and Fae­ What lit needed, they aald, la a Among thoae attending from 8amTha 1801 ault of Houlliern If you wur« hot yexterilny, U cal at 84.00 to 84.60 tram which would keep mar- County le Sue Ann# Radford. Citrus, on Ihe other hand, I* Chcmlrala, Inc., against K. A. wax probably bccauio of lh« nga from being too much ona In HtUa demand, Mr. Anderson Kardin, ended thia morning short­ weather, Th" Mercury Wednesday week and too little the next. . nald, eeltlng at 99.75 par box. ly aftar court had convened and wa* within oti" degrre nf the Officials aald they hope lo work STOBH FIRM 9,010 crates of corn war# moved tna Jury had been seated, when hnttONt of la*t slimmer, E. J. out a program by the time the of undetermined origin, yeeterday at |l.78 to 13.60 per Judge M, D. Smith, hy directed Mi.lighten, Jr., announced today. winter season starts next fall. verdict, ruled In favor of tha Tha high for, tha day waa 08 de­ eauaed considerable damage b a t an te. gree!, nnd for the night It wa* chemical company. night to clothing, fund tare and HOMING MWTT This action followed tha with­ 76 (iegr";a, CIVIL SERVICE BOARD Georg* William*, secretary of other artlclee In the upetaln of The usual ' night temperature drawal of Sam E, Murrell, at­ Tha CHrll Banrlea f t “ ling, 319 San Ihe Sanford Housing Authority, Jerry's Areada torney for tha dafanae, from tho for thia time of year la 00 or ford Avenue. eaaa, following which G. W, 70 degree*. Mr. Moughton mid. The bulldln ' was only Spencer, attorney Tor the plaintiff, tha temperature haa not risen Fire Chief lU ^raa-^ dlaauaaad aaaiul entered a motion for a directed above 100 dagrcaa In tha last SE 'W tan answeryardlet, TMi waa granted by three yeara, ha added, and tha tha sail ad in# m u at non P. p. m Alao M.. and ra" “ ‘ last auznmer waa 99 daJudge Rflilth, tha verdlect, In- hottaat raalned at tha five aaena for 44 and .. *•. '<r't.n* 4-J L 1• > . " eluding eoata auaw td, following. Kgfaaa. ' V . . • t 1 ■' y i> ; raxIt im ------ — .. Government Seeks To Stabilize Price a P AdventFst School Graduates Loral Girl And M Others No. 211 First Army Inquiry Cleared U. S. Gen­ erals Involved Tn Prisoner T r o u b l e U \SIIINGI'DN P The Initial Army inquiry into the Koje Island Ironhlc* oi Iasi month xvx.x dtxtoday In have cleared lha .509 Ann Communist:; clo.scd U S general xxho xvas caplurrd Flee Ked Phalanx hy hi* Fummimixt (irhnncr* It iixo clrarcd the general who xet Of 4.800 Koreans him fire by making concexxton* in the Inmate* llv It l HI K i l l If ri'C K .M A N The ctraraners xvere later rc l y i u i : IM .V M 1 Ko rea C l ’ S , r.K.ji* I.niitcd today (or m issing ver*nl hy Gen Mark Clark, and com rades «f mu frightened an li the two officer*. Brig Gen* Fran t'o inm u m si prisoners of w a r who ci'* I' Dodd and Charles T Colson, broke aw ay from t Himi m arching xxcrc reduced lo colonel Clark said the concessions am.muled lo a stir Red* Ilic h rc.ikaw .ix i a tile during an render to blackmail Dodd and Colson were first otherw ise o rd erly cvacu allo n of Ihc fourth Ironhlc Miltlcil IM >W cn found, hy brother officers tn Ko­ closure d Hu* tlid li'd Nation* rea, to have "acted in the bail interests of Ihc (lulled Slates," il tinsoit camp xx.i- l.r..light "Ml xxllh release nf a The anil Bed I'iiU'x said the ien*..ted version of testimony glv mi-siog pris.ii.fi* had been haled cn Monday hy Secretary of the h c f.iic i ."o in n tu -l kangatoo ttm rl* \riox Face lie appeared In n l.clnri today'- I, atisfer I low tilt* closed door meeting with a II 1 I cp.lt I 111" II.lllli.ci Mmis" appii.pru.tn.il' suhcommll D ca lli al Ilic hand* of then die tee "he king uji on the Ko|r Incl hard le o le ,* w as Ihc (a le of II. dents IMiWs m issing Irom an enclosure Face'* testimony, and that of emptied \Vct|nc*diiy Get .1 Law ton Collins. Army ehlef I lic cam p i .o n m a n tle B u g of staff also made the point* that i,c n ll.iytlo n I. Il.ta lo cr, I* ex there wasn't enough manpower I4Mill lllllfil *Ml 1*11H** I’"‘IH avail.ilitc In control rioting prisonor* mi Kill" Maud anil Ihc Army xxiistt I prepared for Hie outbreaks F mc" *atd the first 5 man hoard >>f inquiry xxa* headed hy a Brig Men Kellogg anil included two nilimcl* and lun lleulenant colo­ nel* II" said the hoard "onchided that the two nfflcers "had. under lha S K l I I T . i,Vt Mill'd In fan try circuiitstnnrcs. nclcil lit the belt Biteresl* of the Untied States and anil tank* today srlre d * h ill mi the w c sfrrn front In *m n" of fh r Hi" United Nation* under difficult hoi test fig htin g this year. I ll* . ireitnslaitce* mid thnl no action h ill west Ilf rhlOHIMI » a * capshould lie lakei agniu*t llictn " chairman Slkc* (I* Fla t of Ihe li ir n l afte r * 1 l-h n iir h s lt lr siihcnniiniliee remsrked that Ihe ill.• Ing o lilrh M lic.l ■hi plan"*, splashed flam ing Ivtlicd gaso­ inula) iHxnrit "prinliu'i’il nothing hut line in ,■>■** Mu- i liiio s " iiosIMoo id itii'xettnhle whitewash" Face said llodd wa* reduced In ,| n l I. I,„ r e a r I iiil" .l Na i ink primarily lice nix" he went I m*,, I i , lit ,, In .in h c * and lank* .<• Mie prison coin pint ml to talk bid a x i I asted ( hill*"." B " .|r "II l.x.» . ... prisoner* insteml "I .,minor, .Mg Ilieir rein "-colative* lo his of w< a, i it (tm il lull ' with d.'.nllx "x p liis lx " . and lull mug p lin'd ga*" lie- lie said i o|*o.i was broken In i" in " p |" . 1 1 ..t . ' la ckin g Allied foi failure to slum the 'major oMipi'lrui'" "xpe.'tcd of general grti.md tumps waging ..tie "I tin xx . i li"B"*1 it. lion i I III* x . n iffo IT I'.i"" *.itd ill.it at on" lime 1.(2, \u M ill'd of flc "i .1 B i" t l . " . 1 •>.. Cumin,mist pilsoner* on Koje r . i l l c l til" flgld "prohahlx Mi" log gc*lt liillg d ia l's I.a p p e n d l i c e alt X",,- gu.inlrd I,v hi'lxxeeu g.aitt, and • * m South Korean troop* under xx " " k Tanks, Infantry And Air Force4Hit Red Hill Positions I t." .lopped up tig ln i.i 1 lo " k . Mio TICRI! sllpei'X Isti.ll m il Sato tilav around t hiirxxmi, ,* I to- Atltertcan Kigltth Army, he Id. had to tie prepared firs t "to m il" n o ,III of S e e l, w ill'll I N in fan ti v m e i c a p lo i" .l two high | uiei'l and m a il h twice its ttitmpiot.I The lle il h a, " it 0 . 1 on ii.'l* in Hu- Cum.until *t lint tie flglll oi . e follv every day since h. ng against il k n .i. k Hie \ l||c s ti.ii k We can ill p n e it." men for mil* oilier (hail Hit* critli d assign lln , d in e r snld flg ld ", I moi.I i c strafed lio n,lied and lire hm nli.' t mi nt and still provide a lair ro l him '*" posiMoii'. .in Hi" loll* talion nf troop* which Hie Attierl Hirooglmul Hi" rtionnug and . ai an people lightly demand." he aid milling Ihai Hie \nieriraus ril'd their raMut*k Into th" a f lc 0,11,11 it- engagni in "a maim xxar" in .sol ca I he li'sllmonx .h.iwi’d d*u Hist ..I.i ni.iuidice i,Ifnml* supported a pioposal. approx cil hy Ficsiilent liaiio.in. lo Invite military ob -erver* from five neutral nations in inspect Ihc camp Sen Hiixxell i ft (Li i origin.illy •nggcsled Ihe Idea, and Ihe Fresldcnl forwarded the plan with en l.n gctnciil* In the Defense Departnp'iit WediieNilny Ko]c Island was ihe scene of n cries ol violent disorder* that led in (lie temporary capture of an I Vmerlcan general and Ihe ileniO' Hull of two generals who cummandeil Hie prison camp I Collins (old Ihe suhrimiuilttee ramp officials were not prepared llx G F .n itG I', A. Me A ll I H IT ! fur the ilcfliilirr nf Jli.tHKl hardM UN BAN . K o rea Jv The eliief core ('omiuillilsls ,il Koje Fo m n ion lxt K nrenu truce negolla He mild the ennip was heing run tor * n fle ,c d Id* d rn u n ciah iin .1 along lines uf the Iasi war Then Hi" Allies today, hut munliii'il nn a* many us 5.IHH) or Iti.oon German ' diling on the firlsniiiT "Xchaiif!" and Japanexe prisoners xvere conIssue Iasi oftNlarlr to an arum ’mill'd hy only a few men lict" Hut, lie added, "We arc dealing Mai Gen Wlllinm K Harrison, xx llh a group nl pctmlc here that bend II N negollnlor, lulil new* arc ullerly different ’* men lie nlliichcd no sluiiiflcnnci' Fare loltl the sulicoininlliee Ihe in Norlh Kiirenii Gen Nmn M’s Army alsn look Into enmddrrntion omisslim of nny mention of lh" the greater cosl involved in break­ riot ridden Allied prisoner ramp* ing up Ihc prison group, Into small on Koje Island. unit* instead of kreplug them in Harrison told Iho lied* during a hlg nunpnimd* 38-nilniil" jui'iding al I'nnmiinjnni Those enmpimnd.x now are being Hint "nn further cnnccxslonx will broken up to insure greater disci­ Im forlhcomlng" on Hi" April 2H pline Collin* said some prisoner* Allied prisoner proposal Anoiher may lie transferred from Koje io Red ilcmandctl session wn* sot fur the Korean mainland Friday Russell's proposal got a mixed The U. N. I* unwilling In furic reaction in Congrasi. repatriation of sou," Hki.inki prls unrr* wlm have indlcntrd Ihcy won't rejoin Iho Reds volimlnrlly The Communhl* Insist on return Movie Time Table of all Bili.tsk) Allied held personnel Despite hi* moderate lone, Nam RITZ continued in charge Iho Allied “Mara Maru" stand of prisoners violated Ihe Ge­ 1:00 - 3:08 - 8 :Id - 7:'J4 9:33 nova Convention and "widened MOVIELANtl the breach" of disagreement tiver "Dorn To Be Bad" prisoner exchange. He didn't me his usual Icrmi 7:48 • Featuia 8:20 • Laat of "alnughter" nnd "murder" to cnmplfte ahnw 0:88 describe Allied treatment of prlaPRAIRIE LAKE oner*. The April 28 plan dropped Allied "When In Roma" 7:40 - 10:30 IniUtenco on a ban on lha reconlintcllon of airfield* and elimi­ "Without Honor" nated Runic aa • neutral armh Ui30 only I I .dll *lt|"s u se.I tank- ol a ll propelled gilt,,*, Ill-title V all.I III." I III * No . n.till w a . given, lint Allied m ill.,. it,"* said h .indit'd* .1 B e t ­ ti,id Ilet'll killed and wounded In th" -lx tiny* ol victim* lighting hi .." n il Flin rw im fili n' was no littli. ntuin 'lt d the fla r e ip xxns a c u t , i l l . lo is c r to . Red o ffe istv e , H ir c .ile ie l repeat c illy I. v Fn m n n u u sl ni'gtdialm * nl the I'aillU linJtim Irn cc talk* I'll" l ! S F ifth A ir F n rc " say* it* .ie rl.il sp o ile r* have In.m il im llid l. a tli.il of n Red hodilop lull •-utilDirn-il Ih ai Hie Fo in m m ilxl* arc giHid at rn n iiiu lln g i' ami com cal liirn l ■tie# inipector. �I ff ; THE SANFORD HERALD F ||« I Thu re. Jun* II, 1952 Salvation Army Is Mapuing Plans For Fund Solicitation Blued In The News By BOH WIRE Tha Welfare and Recreation De­ le- partment uj the Naval Air Station * le now in the proceai of setting , up a huga playground area for • ail peraonnel aboard the atatlon. r A nine hole golf courae that ' * vrould be complete out im tha recent water shortage, U near| > (tit raadineie, and eliuulij he avail * able in tfi* very near future. Flood j light* are being Installed around • (ha area, which will provide light, . lng for the many different or yt caaloni that may occur In the * evening. Pirnlc benches are being sot n|>, | 4 which will prove a great convert i * fence to tha participants of Hi* I * many squadron parties, [J The Public Works Division ar. , to be highly commended on the i s fine Job they are doing In helping * with theae new Improvements. The v tennis court project Is nearing • completion, and should he ready ftj for play within the neat two I week*. i ■ Thia latest recreation project 1 li another In a serlea of aten(alien to make life altoord the iV-' Station enjoyable for all concern The Hanford Post of the Salva­ tion Army announced loJ"v the Iteelnnlng of “QueraHon HumanItv", a campaign for funds to runHpue the wo-k of the Army in Hanford during 1052. The goal of the Armv’a drlva In na*4 yeara has b»en S.’l.tlOO. hut It has not h<*«n definitely set for the current dri*’». R. F. Moule la ehairman of D* Armv's AHvl-orv Poaeil end William C, Ifutrldson Jr.. Is chairman " f tha d'lv". Let •ere of n’-m-al ’"III hu mnlb’d *'irlv •■est weet* to local organisation*. Two- *-> donr solicitation Is being planned. The d-lv» w"| |e<t e month he. •rlnnln** June jn, according to Mr. HutetiWnn wbn said the Armv Is a religion*, philanthropic and rharItjlde urganDa'.Inn from which n*> one |a turned awav, During IHRI It held tttt character h'dldinv meetings for vouttv tiennle |u this cltv whirl* were attended by 2,124 of Hanford'a youth. Foe adults ft*e A-mv h»b| tin meeting" pMended hv 2 289. Ineluded U the program Is a el* yesr Bible coi’-se, conducted III widely r|s-»e« for »hr«c hciuienn Hie "oes of 1.1 anil IB Itmumeralile meal, were "eiveif to Hie need1’ and over .11)0 rarmenta ami 10 pairs of rimes were dlstilhuted, “The "slvatl'-n Ar***-- h*a hem ••«l"er«a'lv recognised," Mr. tin**M*o*i. clinli li”*o of the drive "aid ■'a* M■>■ most Important charitable organisation In the ehnmiupltv. Wherever there is a need for huina*. evmnathv. material help, spiritual glililence; wherever there are little children without fowl ‘Him’* clothes, the neco'allies l»f |]fe. there tl|e Pslvatlon Armv will tie found, helping, cheering, advising." I Mm ilia citrus Itrua fruit! fruits will keep miM'li longer after arrival In this markrls. thereby winning consum­ er uml ‘‘trade" approval, provided that the fruit is given special scientific treatment III the packing houses before shipment, says Dr. J. It. Winston, well known scien­ tist, of the U. H. Department of Agriculture's Orlando branch of the Division of Handling, Trans­ portation it Hturage of fruits und a - Lynn Martin, of Hie Htatimi vegetables, who will he one of the hoto Lab, ha* dona It again. Tin- speakers at the annual banquet of d, who complately baffled ever* the (Dowers und Hhlppers League ) one by shipping over for anolhe. of Florida in Orlundu on June 1H aig year hitch after lie had plan 'l f)P FAIt.M GROUP tied for eo long to accent an him ’ oratile discharge, recentlv beramc WIN I L K PARK (Special)— All v at) honorary member of the "He it at* t except Florida and two navolent Order of the llrown Hag others have unnething in com­ ■ara,” by mariylng thu former mon, according to the Research „* Miss Jeanette ivolfer, Jeanette I* Department of the Florida Farm » the daughter of Mr. and Mis Bureau. j Frank Wolfer of this dly. Forty flv« stales list either Bob Anthony of thu Kliiliiui '•Htt _ *r dairying o* on* of their Personnel Drpnr'meiil li hock in mp 9 '*• income groups. Duty town, after completing n course n» Florida, Georgia anil South Caro­ (he Public Information Mehool nt lina *r« the exceptions, the Hulenii points out. > "Florida's chief agricultural In­ come crop is oranges, with truck and grapefruit iu second and third idari*. Georgia lists cotton, pea­ nuts uml poultry: and South Cam liuu rollon, tobacco and hugs," III * slatvmeut concluded. S NAVY SCHOOL KEY WEST 'A*-A new two mil Him dollar sonar school building In house S'* million* worth id equipment lor training l.wo men ul u lime will he started here soon Hie Navy Wedneduv called lor bids l<> he opened July II on the big project to tie located at the Nival Air Slatlnn It will be one of two such school* In the country and wilt cnnslit nr three buildings connected by or cades The other school Is In Han Diego, Calif. The school will train offlrcra and men In use und repair the supersecret dev leas for delertlve sub­ marines. Prearnl temporary build­ ings housing the sonar school will be retained hut the Navy haa not announced their exact use. The first running of the famed llrlmiml Futurity r»c« was wnn hy Proctor Knott on Sept. 4, IhHH. tlirii Ilium* |n piupiirntlon for tin- coining advancement in rating uxnmlnatlont, which should In* rule the Air Htntlou ill the emly part nf July. Kvrrvmm seems to have Ida fuce hulled In u hook, na Iney cram any and all information that might he of value In the unrusliiny buttle of wit*, Nnturu'ly, tl y will menu u limllatlun of liberty, »o In the event you miss any of the guys, you needn't fear of their being shipped out, as you'll pro­ bably find them In the Station Library, ,Vam Serving Aboard Cruiser Bremerton ” LAKE MARY By VmoIN IA I*. ANDERSON Lt. (Jg.> and Mra. Jaroea B. Thompson of Ouam ara announ­ cing tha birth of a aon, June 1. Lt. Thompeon will be remembered u* the eon of Rev, and Mra. Jaa. M. Thompeon. Mre. J. 8 . Till]*, Hr, and daughter, Mre. J, M. Johnean of Ft. Myere, ara vleltlnr the form­ er’ll eon and daughter-in-law, Mr, nnd Mre. L. C. Til lie. Mr. nnd Mre. Frink Evane are In Lynchburg, Va. to attend tha marriage «f thalr eon, John, to Mien Martina IrtiJ ___ Mre. Kenneth lekacm and In­ fant daughter, Deborah Jean, ara visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Eubanks. Mrs. James M. Thompson Is In Lake Wales this week, attending lelatlves In New Smyrna. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Andsno*. returned June (I from a threa weeks' vacation spent with re­ latives In Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mr*. W. L. Holyfleld of Big Hton* Gap, Va., and Mrs. Margaret Hlem ara the guest* of .the latter's nephew and niece, Cal. ami Sir*. W. E. Baker. While they are here, they plan to visit Day­ tona Beach, Silver .Springs and Cypress Garden/. Friends of K. A. Douglass will he interested to learn that ho la improving at a Del.and Nursing Home where he was taken re­ cently. Mrs. Eva Collins and aon and daughter, Bobby uml Lynne, arc* moving to Jacksonville this week, Mrs, Dan Desmond has returned from Grangrhurgli, 8 . C. where WITH THE IX CORPS IN KO­ REA (Special)—Capt. George 0. Coletto of Rout# 2, Sanford, ra* eenllv waa awarded tha Air Madal for meritorloua achievement In aerial flight with the IX Corpi In Koraa. The captain la assigned to thu 4th Light Avihtlnn Section at corps’ headquarters. Capt. Coletto received tha decoration far hla outstanding achievemenu from Marsh IK to May 21, Scaled bldo, for th e furnishing of one m otor driven deep well pump, will he received by th e City Commln* alon of Sanford, Florida, until June 23, 1952 a t 8:00 P. M., at the City Hnll, when they will he publicly opened. Specifications for said pum p m ay be obtained from th e City M anager of Sanford, or from Robert M. Angae and Associates, Consulting engineers, 420 H ildebrand Building, Jacksonville, Florida. IPGS. Ills citation reads In part: “Capt. Cotvtto flew numerou...mission* In an unarmed Army ahs was called hy the critical Hi­ nes* of her aged mother. Miss Mona Anderson and brother, P, D. Ill, of Maitland, ars guests of thalr grandparsnU, Mr. and Mra. P. D. Andaraon on Lake Emma. Win. II. Pugh arrived Monday from Huston, Maas., ha espoeta to taka Mra. Pugh and tha two children, Alan and Linda, back with him, In a faw daya, where they will make their future horn*. Mre. R. (J. Hay of San Ditto, llolif. will arrive Saturday and her aliter Mrs. J. P, Harmon and ‘daughter Jane will arrive Sunday from Pittsburgh, Pa., to visit their parents. Col. and Mrs. Wm. T. Johnson, Jr, at Hilltop House. Mrs. Win. II. Kilpatrick has returned to her home In Lake Alfred after visiting tier parents. Col oud Mr*. Wni. K. Baker. Mr. ami Mrs. J. I). Cochran anil K. T. Cochran, accompanied hy H. E. Cochran ami Mra, W. L. Htomlcnmyur of Hanford are re­ turning Thursday from Camilla, (ia., where they apent tarns time with relatives. Friends of W. H. Harrell will Im* glad to hear (hat ha Is at home again, after being a patient mi UrntiKu Memorial Hospital In Orlando, Notice To Machinery Dealers GREAT LAKES, ill. (Spadal) Installations.. .Often under ad­ verse weather conditions, Capt. Coletto flew d«ap Into anamy ter­ ritory to locate targets for artil­ lery and alrstrlkes. "Capt. Coletto’* actions reflect great credit upon himself and tha The City Commission reserves th e rig h t to reject any or all bids. Miirvpious .MoiiPY-S<m Jane Parker—Tender Flaky FLORIDA GKADE “A** — DRESSED und DRAWN HEAVY WESTERN Ann Page Rich Creamy Smooth CHUCK EXTRA TEN D ER JUICY Steak* YMi CENTRA I. FLORIDA QUICK-FIIEKZf?! i Cutlets AND STOHAtJE CO YOUR EXTRA TEN D ER JUICY T-BONE SU PER RIGHT U. S. CHOICE B EEF Locker Plant U. a GOOD BEEP FLA. GRADE “A” DRESSED AND DRAWN WHOLE YOUH BEST BUY IN BEEF TODAY 7" CUT STANDING HERMAN’S ALL MEAT SKINLESS R IB R O A ST......................LI Boneless Chuck R oust...... Round or Cube S teak .................. Boneless Brisket Corned B eef.... i» ■ I/eun Pure Ground B eef............. laa. ALblMlN ks* been seleatlfwaltj Eedartettef* Md feand ntihls tgeollf* jawtkaa a WWUl«e said w dele. EGGS To Women WUH Haflfllflfl •ockoche CALIFORNIA VINE RIPE FRESH LARGE HEAD DIRECT FROM WESTERN CORN - FED PORK CALIFORNIA OUR OWN HICKORY 8MOKRD PORK CH O PS.......... . Personal JEH G EN ’S LOTION MILD FLORIDA GRADE A N IR V O U S STOMACH jf e ttis s a w s jr . MaSTe*Wales, Moating and folia due tv QUICK FROZEN BONELESS PERCH I.AIIC.E R E D RIPE . Lb. 7 9 * 4TC Boston Butt Pork Roaata..............lb* Klngan’s Reliable Smo. Sausage .. lb. | | c Small Meaty Spare R ib s............. lb. | | c Our Own Breakfast Bacon ............ lb. lie SEAFOODS FOR BUMMER TIMS MEALS SULTANA IMT. EXTRACT GOLDEN RIFE Pan F U — Braa4ad Shrimp Broccoli pkg. Me pkg. M b l a i n u MiU G lF a r Baiyraa Maid 4 Far m Baby Limas ||c Crab, Roll*' » Green Peas pkg. He Spinach pkg. tie Red Perch lb. Me c a l it o r Nu hunkut f AGE �T a r Peninsular Phone People To Keep Up Try For Rate Rise Export Of Cotton Recount Ordered f HOLLYWOOD ) By BOB THOMAS Fabrics Is Hurt By In First Circuit HOLLYWOOD UR- On# of the World Competition Attorney Election most famous and itorled night By RILTIARD FI8KK (For Sam Dawson) NEW YORK Wv—Dwindling ex­ ports in far eurnor* of tlio world meun fatter Juba m Inc rottnn mill* of New England and tlu> South Exports o( American cut tun doth have been bedding up (airly wail. But Ihe compeUliim li getting keener International market* are being reduced. All urmmd Ilie world eulltm tex­ tiles are being overproduced One textile man says it's. gelling to the point where thrrc lust aren’t enough people to buy the output of so many modem nulls Some of th» smaller underde­ veloped countries havo established textile industries, many uf them uneconomle. They chosd textile*, with the help of American foreign-aid funds, because traditionally It ia an In duatry that suppllea lota of jobs. There Is a scarcity ol dollara In many of Die once • lurrative m ar gets for American doth Exchange restrictions ami Import (|uotas are cropping up again in lextlle - Im­ porting countries. American eotlon manufacturers, many uf whom believe tbe darkest days of their duinesile recession ate over, now see these interna­ tional complication as their great­ est worry Translating exports lulu farms of jobs leaves Ini* picture. The American ciitlon textile In­ dustry provides about 300,000 tubs when operating at cupudty. Textile men say a normal break­ down to support Ibis rapacity op­ eration would tie sale of 91) per cent ol the production in this coun­ try and 111 per rent abroad This )U per cent that Is exported, they added, nrromtls (or about 50, 00U of the total Jobs (tight now, Ihe rollon textile In­ dustry Is employing about 391,000 workers and Is exporting about 8 per rent of Itn output Tbe world overprodiicliou that Is worrying American mumilurtureM has become critical fur oilier na lions as well II has caused curladment and unemployment In England, India, Japan, France and Belgium rharles C. lit-rtwlg, president ol Bibb Manufacturing Co at Macon, tin., said recently Ibis overproduc­ tion lliut extends Irnm ()<aka to the Curolliius, llircnleiis the home market of American manufactur­ ers as well as Hie export markets F . Hatller Love, secretary-treas­ urer of the American Cotton Man­ ufacturers Institute, spoke recent­ ly of Hie danger of deluging! he Amcrlrau market with foreign guods made by pooily paid labor. Bui, lie added, that soliilion of Ihe problem Isn't us easy as Just saying "protective tariff. “ We know," lie said, “ Hint If Communism Is (o be stop|ied In Ihe WXkt'bfdh countries i Japug and India) mils! he free, self • support­ ing democracies We know that America cannot continue l<> pour tax money into ihe Orient. "But wo (eel that Japanese ami Indian textile mills can ami should tell In Oi'letilul markets which are htsluricnllv theirs." The textile Industry's Comm It lee oil Furlegn Trade decided recently to )0ln delegates Irnm fireat Brit­ ain, Japan, India and some Weal European countries at Ihe Interna­ tional Textile Conference at Bux­ ton, England. In .September. The Americans go Into the con­ ference knowing that they cannot engage In any sort of International “ via' imports, division of markets or TALLAHASSEE <*- Ally. ■Gen. Richard Ervin sold today the State Canvassing Board should meet to recanvasi votes cast In the dls tiled race for state Qltnrney In IS!c First Judicial Circuit. The First Circuit covers Extreme Northwest Florida and Includes Es­ cambia, Walton, Okalousa and San­ ta Rosa Counties. Complete election returns from the circuit at llrsl showed Ed Wlcke, Pensacola, had bealen John B. Amos, Fort Waltnn, by 12 votes. However, a court ordered termini In Precinct 14 of Walton County nine days after the second primary gave Amos enough additional votes to put him 25 ahead of Wlcke. Secretary of Slate R A. Gray asked Ervin what he should do with lha amended certificate of the Walton County Canvassing Board which has. been filed with him. Ervin said It appears "a dear legal duly reals upon the State Canvassing Board (o rccanvaxs the vole cast (or these two candidates for this office and conform auch canvass to the returns heretofore filed by Ihe counties of Escambia, Santa Rosa and Ukaloosa and Ihe amended return now filed byt he Canvassing Ouard of Wallun Coun­ ty." The attorney general told Gray he should call the Stale Canvassing Board into session to take that ac lion and suggested Wlcke and Amos be notified of Ihe meeting "to afford either of them oppor­ tunity to take such action as they might deem advisublc if they should differ with the conclusions here reached." Shoot To Kill Order Extended In Berlin RERUN rt*-The Soviet Zone government decreed today an ex­ tension uf Its shoot-tu kill security measures to Include Ihe border around Berlin as well as the Iron Her with West Germany. All order signed by Commuiilsl Boss Waller lllbricht, deputy prime minister, directed the slate security' police to "extend general­ ly"! he measures begun at first on the Intersonal frontier to "hin­ der the entrance of diverslonlsln, soles and terrorist* In Ihe territory of ihe German Drmocrallc Repub­ lic.” II provided sentence* ol at least two years In Jail for violators “ mi­ les* they arc nnt liable for higher punishment under oilier regula­ tions." The death penalty Is al­ ready provided for major vlolalor* of a catch-all Communist law "for protection of Ihe peace.” The order came as the Western High Commission met In this block ade threatened city (or a discos stall of Ihe Communist squeeze PRISONERS ESCAPE FORT MYERS bB-Three nils oners Wftb fled a road camp four miles west of Labelle were being sought In this area today. Capt. W. T. Shealey of tne Citrus Center Camp Identified them as Leonard Gurgun, 25, serving three years from Bade County, John T Edge, 22, serving two years from Orange County, and Samuel C LIlie hurt it, 23, doing four years from Volusia County. All were con vIncted of breaking and entering agreement concerning production, pricing policy. Hut they believe their chances aro good, as one textile nun suid, to make "a real contribution lo a belter ordered world trade In col Ion textiles " less than tharges by companies rendering similar service in Flor ids * A company statement said the commission ruling penalized "of flclency of operation." ft added i THE HANFORD HERALD j Ihurs, June 12, 1932 Fag* ** thni lls service .standards rendered ,|u. pU|)]|r n ,uld not be maintained under conditions Imposed by the commission dubs In the world is celebrating TAMPA lP - Peninsular Tele­ it* 30th anniversary, and (he citi­ phone Cu officials said today Its zens of Hollywood and Los Angeles attorneys and management will are waxing sentimental about It. O VI 4 determine the next step in seeking Thirty year* ago, the operators a rate increase which twice has RIDEof the Cocoanut Grove put a panty been denied on the first lamb chop anil served Carl 1> Hroreln, president of Hie up the first Brat glass of ginger ale TONIGHT—FRIDAY company, said Peninsular attor­ (Hut was during prohibition, you neys are studying Hu- Tuesday rul­ know). The Grove, now one of (he “BORN TO BE BAD” ing uf Ihe State Railroad and oldest of U. S. dine and dance Public Dtlllties Commission In de­ spots, has since served thousands nying u rale Increase JOAN t-’O NT A INK • of lamb chops and thousand* of lie said the dec is lull of Hie alglasses nf ginger ale, and stronger fc torneys and managi-im hi "may be leverages submitted to the hoard latar " ftOHKKT HYAN • It has also witnessed a seg­ However. Hroreln added, "It is ment of Hollywood history and safe to say that we will prosecute watched the growing up uf a city. /A t'ItA ltY St O i l’ • our rale ease because we fell an Many u Hollywood star got the incienm- tu rales is necessary to first boost to fame at Ihe Grove, (In our |uh " W llli and many an Angeleno (Including The commission, In a 2 1 de myself) treated high' school dales elslon, denied Peninsular's request lo an evening among the plaster JOAN' I.KSI.IK for a raise In rates The majority palms decision ot tin- commission said It started a* a hare ballroom Peninsular had "failed to prove NHWH — CARTOON — SHOUTS 111 Ihe Amhussadur Hotel back In lls light to an Increase." 1922. Someone got Ihe Idea of dec­ The majority opinion alio said SANFORD - O R LA N D O H IG H W A Y orating the place with four polled Peninsular Is earning 0.01*5 per palms. The Idea grew until lha cent un lls Investment and that place become a grove of Imitation CONNICTICU1 DlltOAflt to the Republican Convention ete vastly the com mission figures ti per cent cocup nut tree* with toy monkeys ■mused at Gen. Dwight D. FDmluiwer obligingly crouches down for Is u fair return among the leaves. Moorish archi­ Joel Cioth.us. II. a young Csmrra tan. Az the former commander of Mu- company sought u rule In tecture was added to complete the NATO Is rapidly discovering, nilogiaph signing, back slapping, baby crease which would Insure a re Iurn illusion kissing and hand shaking ar* all In a day's campaign Smiling In cenler of nut less than 8 per cent. Art Hickman's band opsned Ihe is Clare Boothe Luce formir Congresswoman * member of Ihe il.lcg.The cummisEiou said Hie com Grove Since then nearly every pauy's common stock had in Itun Hut called on Ike at h!» I ->lumbla Dnlvrulty New York, home sweet baud and every top night creased in value nearly seven club act has played Ihe room. The million dollars In s|\ years prior accent is on sweet music, and Ben­ in 1952 and its preferred stock had ny Goodman is the only swingiter increased about si', million (o appear there. Guy Lombardo Peninsular, said the agency, holds Ihe money record, ami Fred­ never failed lo pay a dividend on die Martin is Ihe long-run king its stuck ami always paid interest lie was there for 3 years during mi its ill-ill li suni Peninsular's the war. ^ H .IM contention that n earned only 4 77 The fame of Ihe Cocoanut Grove |ier cenl was figured no a rale soon spread There was a 1938 pic­ nose which included Hems Ihe By JACK HAND ture with Iha l Itile, slur ring Fred eoiiimlssinn "declines In recognize Associated Press Spoils Writer MucMurray and Harriet llllliurd as proper " Many aiiolher city has had a co­ No une will dare ask Hank Sauer The company says it is operating coanut Grove. Une was In Boston, lo sit out the 1952 All Slur game on rales set 25 yours ago anil and 50U persons were killed In a The big fellow from Chicago elands tlls-s ilr lliiru 2‘. l» .0 per cent fire there Nov. 28, 1942 uni today on Hit- leading sluggn ______________ T E S T E D AND _A P P R O V E D B m r n c i - y r a a Itno lien Arvanoff, maltre d' of III all baseball. the Ambassador, has memories of Barney Shotlon. Nominal League NEW YURK *’ Six large truller aland I MM Sunshine employes the fais Angeles Grove All .Star manager In 1950. pot him "I remember a couple of girls self In u Jim when lie sugge-md Irinka were disabled and three ol walked mil and demanded a "mb who took part In the Charleston that big Hank give way to Dmlgei tlii-ii drivers were bealen today xlantinl pay increase of an nn contests Their names were Jane Duke Snider In the starling lineup in u ictiewal of violence growing specified amount AFI. Hixcuil and W A L G R E E N A G E N C Y DK1 ( . M Hd I'elers and Lucille le Sueur They Shotlon found himself without j out of a ill ike at Hie plant ol i l.ukei t mull -noli ex said Ihe average pay wax 11.13 an hour, wcnl lulu (lie movies as Carole crnterflelder In his fan picked out Sunshine RUeults Inc I * lr jili4H»Y The injured drivers refused med and Hut Hu- winkers ha,I iejected Lombard and Joan Crawford " he field uf Enos .Slaughter. Ralph Easl EIrst u " ,hr 10 ",r 1 ii-ul .ml One ol Ihrin. George I. company idler -it 5 3 cents an said Klner ami Sauer So dteidid .Welder, t.aferia. Tex. told police ahum The maltre il' recalled how Dor to heucti Sauer Ilia! during the melee Ills wallet, urhy Lumiiur used to come nightly The wire* sizzled with fiery pro lo Ihe Grove lo see her then hus­ lest* from Indignant Cub funs containing *4W>, was ripped from band, Bandleader Herbie Kaye. They applied mi much heal that Ills pocket Police said the other injured Une night she brought Martha Cummiisluner Happy Chandjei drivers were ilnriy R Dawson, It aye with her and the pair erealed heeding the mounting presume Haines City, . ia , ami Willnn altcutlon by doing (he big apple ruled "Hauer must start." Plant City, Fla on Hie dance floor wllli their part­ Sauer hammered three of "Cohn Weaver, It required lour hours lo repair ners. Altenlioii became furor when in" Curt Simimms' pitches lulu empty truck* ami drive them the enthusiastic Martha’s neckline the left Held bleui'her ares fur a the to Hie plutil, only three blocks slipped, with disastrous results. 3 2 Cub win over Ihe Phillies, Back a way uidllinera recall another notable In >93(1 he also hit three homer-, Police gave lh|s version even! II happened while Ihe Grove off Simmon* in an Aug 28 game I be six trucks, all Irolil the was having "star nights," at which at Wrlgley Field No other malm Sunlli Independently owned, rising movie talent was honored league hatter ever hit three arrived and In Quern* early luitay anil (or Hie evening A hotshot press homers oil Ihe Name pitcher m were parked at a diner, where the agent got the Idea of bringing one two different games i jhuitfd fur hieakfaxl starlet before Hit- audience In a Despite Ihe bombing, lurk faiwn drivers While Hie drivers wen- eating 15 cake'of Ice/ A w * x needed some buueheud Phil bale2u men drove iqi in four auto The starlel unwillingly agreed to running ami icllef help from Dutch to mobiles, unhooked Hu- trailers, It When the >iake was wheeled III, Leonard lo heat Simmon* ripped out ignition lines, smashed Ihe heat nf Ihe room sealed II With the bUNcs loaded In Huplugs and broke nil lines shiil Walters worked feverishly sixth. Iticlllr Asllhuni singled lo spark When the drivers came out, Hie with Ice picks lo free her from Ihe : cenler bill Tommy Brown d.i-hed men attacked them with lists unil Icy tomb from first to third willmul lunch I In- iillackers lied when po My own x|H-ciul memories gu Ing second base Two runs were elutis hack lo Ihe days when l was buy Nullified when Ihe Puli infield lire arrived Wedne-'dii v four loaded trucks Ing fruit punch for a high school culled lor Ihe bull and I ddle girl and shuffling her around the Mlksl* slopped on second to n-Hru that bail just left Hie pin lit were stoned a few blocks away I’alrul dance floor to Freddie Martin's Brown for the third mil mail Frank (Kinski, who fried In music. Ah, those were the daya. Sauer's slugging was tin- Idg break uj> Ho- deinimslralmn, was I also recall a special banquet news of Ihe day, ullhough there al the Grove In 1043 H was In wus much fussing and Imnlng treated fin a leg injury He ar honor uf Ihe homecoming of two Wednesday night at St Louis rested John llarbarite. 38, Aslorla. local hoys, Gen. George Patton where both Manager Chuck lires Queens, us Ills assailant and Jimmy Doolittle, Fallon ad­ sen and Captain Pee Wee Iteeso The strike started Murch 12 when dressed the mixed gathering In Ida uf Brooklyn ware tossed mil of usual colorful slyle and his Ian the game with Ihe SI. Louis l ardl Eixcnhowur guage could have turned Ihe cu- nals. Del Rice's single In tin luih II MHlInnril t'-eiiM l - a a v O a r l coamit palrna lo purple. gave the Cards a 3 2 win, slicing latum uf delegates In Hu- national Ihe Dodgers' National League lead polillcal cmiventlun* based nu dele 10 four games gates pledged, instructed nr willing Pvt. Willie Griffin Jim Ifaarn bitched Ihe New York lo express a lirst ballot choice, anil *tC. Cwpe (asfco-ga toa l past Cincinnati, 3 2. vi.lh a on raudlilale cimeeuxtomt In Training At Dix (Hants 4 hitter and little Murry Du kson Republican 404 FORT DIX, N. J. (Special) — of Pittsburgh blanked Boslim. so Tafl 392 Pvt. Willie Griffin of Sanford has The New York Yunkeea uln-ugth Klxenhmver their American fa-agio- lead Warren JO been assigned to the (Kith Infantry cncd wllli a 7 2 win over Delrmi on Maxsen 25 Regiment uf the Dili Infantry !>L Johnny pitching anil Jiutne McKeldln 2t vision at Fort Dix, N, J. for 111 run* bySuin'* I KiARICTTK LIGHTERS — FOUNTAIN Joe Collins ami Yogi MacArlliiir 3 wi-i-ks nf basic training. Berra. 1 Wrdemeyei Pvt. Griffin la the son of Mr. Washington's Bob Porlerlleld PENS and PENCILS — PIPES •m and Mrs. Frank Griffin of Ala- shut out Cleveland's Boh Lcnmn, tinknuwii 1.193 chon. His wife, the daughter of 10, to let the Boston Red Box laku Total Mr. anil Mrs. John Manning, Is over second place with a come (004 ol 1.200 needed lo nomiusle) ELECTRIC SHAVERS - TOBACCO Democrats now residing In Cecil, Ga< Prior to from behind win over HI. Louis. 24C entering the snrvlca Pvt. Griffin 11 1. Tbe Red Sox blasted Satchel Kefauvar POUCHES — SHAVING LOTION Mil 1-, attended the Dixie High School at Paige for six In Ihe ninth, Includ­ Runall 85 llarrlinan Cross CUy. ing a game winning gremMam 4U SHAVING BOWLS — GILLETTE During hla training he will re­ homer by Catcher Hammy White Williams 39 ceive Instruction In general mil­ The Philadelphia A'a knocked off Dever 33 (j itary subject*, Infantry weapons Chicago, 3 3, on a 4 run rally In Kerr RAZORS — THERMOS JUGS ami 30 (S and tactic* a* wall as character Ihe iTxlh that Included a i run Stevenson 28 (X Barkley guidance program which la under homer by Al Clark, filling in lor Hulkfay 27 BOTTLES the supervision of th* Post Chap­ Injured uux Zerulal 28 Humphrey lain. 14 Truman Upon completion of hi* ballc n m J U PABM ERR 3 • Sen. Douglas training ha will ha eligible for con­ DAYTONALBEACH BKACII bit— Jackson Kwlng 3 sideration to racetva additional In­ Brownlee, Trenton, a dark-haired Vinson 2 struction In a leadership course rouUi who'll be 17 next month, to­ Lucas l and mav submit application to at­ day was alecfad president of Ihe •Jml Ice Douglas l tend officer candidate school. Florida Auoclalton nf Future Far­ Rayburn (X 5 Lb. EPSOM SALTS.................... 29‘‘ mer! of America. 394 Unxnown Brownlee polled 187 voles in mu Total 1,058 Juycee Luncheon for Bonny Griffl Griffin, Bartow. Griffin, (DIO of 1,230 needed lo nominate) 90c DOANS PILLS ...................... 44^ choice ofUn thei tretiring officers, fail __ ____ _______ _ B M‘afclleee-1 Pram N * . One! Wednesday's voting, when ifour 18, Quincy. In Wedm $1.25 ABSORBINE J R . .................... Baseball" Drive. Dr. A. W. Epps other cai candidates were eliminated The new pretldeul will bo a so Jr., 8coutma*t*ri was . also pre­ The “ election ion waa one of two high nlur al Trenton High School when sent•' ' *’ .*• 1 ' lights of this mumini'a aeaslmi of ho returns to class In the fall lie $1.00 HALEY’S M O ............................. Judge Douglas Btenstrom re­ (he FFA convention, The other waa was student body president last torted that the Jaycece collected th* presentation of Um Star Far ear and has betn re-elected for 200 ASPIRIN TABLETS........... 54c J!,7I6 during the recant baseball mar Award to William Timmons, Rt« coming term. fund drive mid complimented the group for (hair cooperation and $1.00 LAVORIS ............................. help. ,, President Tim Crawford re50c PHILLIPS MAGNESIA............ 39^ winded the Jansen of their annual uarbecue at the Country Club on Friday, June M, ■ Pt. RUBBING ALCOHOL............. 39*’ BP.41 C M M ti m a s o r m m o iw s s n -sSSSfs I- e9 Hank Sauer Is Leading Slugger In Major Leagues This Season Three Injured In Sunshine Biscuit Strike Disorder Roumiilal & Aiiilirton SUGGESTIONS FOR FATHER I m* * . H i EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR . . . . on the 400 DAY IMPORTED ANNIVERSARY CLOCK IN OUR WINDOW Friday <* A. M. to 0 P, N. and Saturday 0 A. M. to 7 P. If. If the clock la net sold at (ha close of btulneea Saturday, the price restores to the original 948,80 (plua tax) THE CAMERA and GIFT SHOP 118 18 Magnolia I R Ft. Frees FIrat Street FOR TIP-TOP PERFORMANCE Our-Compute Automobile Sendee Win Keep Your Cat Operating Smoothly And dettlng EVERY DAY NEEDS 71F 79« 79c ANNOUNCING mAhRAtfct At A bM inu FOR TOUR HOME-AUTOMOBILK OPENING OF $1.25 PETROGALAR ..................... 40c CARTERS PILLS............ 75c CASTORIA.................. SANFORD’S NEWEST USED CAR IXFF ‘ V J -M*^1** ’*i t; x a R ittle A Roy Recl B 33c 59c ’ Owned and Operated By M 98c - t ■ ttj i 'in o , j ' *n m i ( fii- -t ---------— -----i tj j him In DRUGS i' It u l ) . . THAI hi rt k 5 IHt HAM l ^1 \ AU 1 - ^ -t ------ ;■ ■ ■ ■ �Sanford Veteran Ou Ken Adams Is Sold And Roland Drop­ ped As Seminole* Slidke Up Roster Seminoles Defeated Hy KRNT (HETLAIN A ga i n, 12-8, By With the assurance that the .Sem­ 15-Hit Jax Beach inole Blocs will ut least con 11mm, General Manager John Krider an­ Sea Bi r d Attack nounced today that two players Blues Seek To End 4-Game Losing Streak In Cocoa Vulunia County Kennel Club had hern sold or released ami Totiiglil the Bfinlnoio lllurs will three more have been acquired. The colorful hard hitting In­ seek to simp u four-game losing skein whim Ihey play u single d ia n , Buddy — guinc with the Cocoa Indians In Groat, has been ' j W l I t k Provost Park. Jorge Blvoro. pro­ signed ns a free bably will make Ids third try for agent and will W 1 tlm Blues on the umund since com­ tola t h e cluli * ing from the dlsbnndrd Gaines­ Saturday for the V ville G-Men lust week. Palatkn g a hi i) M , I.ust night Hanford dropped 'its hire. Groat, a \ L twi,-gunu'»~vj— M eo n sistiiu t .MOO i i j second sciii-s 11 r u w V i - j f l hitter J by l o s i n g ti f hS :. p l a y e d w l t h i ^ ^ ^ B ^ I 1 .tax I!i-ji<-ti, Ili-H Leesburg In lit tlm Si-a K ir x f l ;iVi, Florida a t a t e Joel Field Ht inIi11in. Jesu riH S' League and began this season With Augusta, Ga. of the class •tailing on Ihi-H ' -l ,, tb '-."'S | A Bally League, is n veteran out- s l a b f u r flalder and Is known for his zany fit-mil,uli- in b ls H to antics on and off tlm field. Mator LeugiiP tin- ycai ,.¥ Hurler Ken Adams, rerenlly obtained from the now defimrt Iiiil mil ■tla-lll'illw v Lender*) , ._ Galnrudli* G-Men, was sold to fimii (In- bill 01 ' 0 | Hy AHHOC1ATKI) PHRHH Fitlgrrald of the Gnirgln State a Id-bit, tl-run League fur an unnnuonced sum nnslnlight by the Chuck Aleno National League 1 af rash. Adams had revieved Ben Birds in Die first four frames. Balling — Hauer, Chicago, .332, The lend exchanged hands Adcock, Cincinnati, .343; Izrckman. twice and started one game for the lllurs holding n 0-1 record. several lime* in the gam* with New York, .330; Boblnson, Brook­ Jim Boland, rookie catcher from Snufuid going ahead in the lyn. .331); Mu sin I, Ht. Units, .328 Tampa, who was picked op to fill seventh, 8-7. Iluwrver, the Hen Kilns - Utekmim, Now York, In for Injured Dusty ftlmdi-s sev­ IBrila rounleroil with five tallies 44; Williams. New York, 41; Bauer eral weeks ago, drew Ills mil- fur the arcnitd lime in the even* and Fondy, Chicago, 3fl; Boblnson, lag when reliever George Kenla Brooklyn, 33. right release today. forced in <wi i runs on base* on Meanwhile President Joel Buns halted In — Sauer, Chica Iml I*. Field reported that Ian pltrhers go, 38; Thornton, New York, 43; New Beminule Blue players Campauella, Brooklyn. 37; Hatton, ware signed front Ihe l.sketsnd Pilots of the class It Florida played on important role In the Cincinnati, 30; Snider, Brooklyn, International League. Field's an­ losing attack. Paul Kskew bunged 35 Hits — Saner. Chicago, 70; Urck nouncement did not Include across four runs on two singles their names. GM Krlder staled and u double while Jusus Gonza­ man, New York. M; Adams, Cin this morning that he hoped the les cupped out three hits and Blit riiinuli. 03; Fondy, Chicago, and Gingers would lw in lor to­ Godwin contributed two bingos In Schoemlleiist and Muiial, HI Umls four trips. Manager Chuck Aleno 59 night's game. Home runs — Sauer, Chicago, Krlder said tin- addition of 18; Klner, Pittsburgh, 10; Mathews Groat would give the Blues that Busluii, and Pafko, Brooklyn, D; outfield punch it hits been lack-'five players lied with eight each ng, "Hoddy Is o terrific hitter Pitching — Itoe, Brooklyn, 50. nd will holster our fielding in (ill bi-hiiul Du* FBI, record. Kenla wu* charged with the 1.000; Minner. Chicago, and Hcurn, the outer pasture," Krlder com­ mented. ilefcnl while reliefer Bill Her* Now York, 0 1, .837; Magllo, New Not much was available ut muu nulrhcd the win In Ihe free York, U-2, .818; Krsklne, Brooklyn, press lime on the two new sroriiig and hitting ronleul. At 4 1. .800. American league Lakeland hurlera. Seminole Blue lenul every Sanford hltlrr gat Balling — DIMagglu, Boston, officials hinted that more one hit with the exception of 341; Kell, Boston, .328; ltosen, changes were In Ihe offing, Joe Purl** ami Curralr*. 320; Boblnson. Chica­ however, Ihey derllneri to men­ Thu next Knnfiiril hunie gunie Cleveland, go, .313; Mantle, New York, and tion names, will ho ployed on Halurday night Goodman, Hoalon, .310. "As I sen It wu have In nlmosl when J’uiutku comes to town. Then Buna — Avila, Cleveland, 37; W ise our whole team," Krlder Jax Beach will be In town on BimDIMagglu, Boston, 34: ltosen. Clevdeclared this morning, iluy fulluwed hy Leesburg and eland, 33; Juoit, Philadelphia, 32; Ol Inmlo. Boone, Cleveland, 31. Press Box Palteri After going Buna hailed in — 11own, Clove •layer* released to 21 so far bllli-xu In four trlpx to tlm plate land, ami Dropn, Detroit. 39; Dnby, thla season. Lost week-end velf1','1 .* * " w W,U| Ban ford, Cleveland, and Lcnhurdl, Detroit, •ran hnrfrr .Marly -Mur line* Hill Gmlwln bus slashed out five 32; Mefe, Chlcngu, 31. ' jraa cut adrift and veteran In* bits lu his lust times ut but fills — Fox, Chicago, and Simp fielder Bill G<nIh | ii wiiu aigned fer u blistering eight .417 butting mark. son, Cleveland, Oil; Koblnnon, Chic­ from l.skelnml Pllula. Kskew u four Bill's last night ago, 02; Avila and Ilmen. Clove Only five player* on Dm present wu* Dm second such feat for thu 01. Banfunl roster started with the IS-University of Georgia bust-hull land, runs — Rosen, Cleveland. Blues this seusun. They are Man­ raptalii. Kskew eluuleil u grand It;Home Dro|>n, Detroit, II); Lenhurdi ager Chuck Aleno, Juu Pnrlse, In- slum homer two weeks ugn iigalust and Wertz, Del roil, and Busier, lureil Juliiiuy Imin n. Huh Ward Ciu-iia. Cleveland, !l • ml George Keuls, Hanford Alt II O A INLAND WATERWAY Kenla, cf 4 2 a u Kskew, rf 6 ;i 0 BRADENTON utl - The West Pnrlse, lb 4 0 H 0 Coast Inland Navigation District Aleno, fib 0 1 2 1 Wednesday voled to go ahead with Godwin, Mh 4 If 2 2 • proposed Inland waterway from Brooklyn, If 6 1 2 0 Tarpon Springs to Fort Myera, h IU which had been held up because khIi's, * 2 1 1 0 Gunsales, ss 6 3 4 4 of the possibility that Ihe Air Force By NKII. GII.HHIDK (Jurrnles p 1 0 0 0 might reactivate a base at Venice. ' Aaeeclaled Press Hlaff Writer Hherhu, If 3 1 0 1 The government recently moved The DoLand Beil Hals, In good Total* 39 13 24 8 lu use the facilities at Punts Gordo for Ihe base. Navigation form oa usual, put another notch In their Florida Slate l,caiiuu lend Jax Beach AH II O A district directors voled to proceed Wednasday night by rrncklnB out Nolan, 2b 4 2 4 4 with acquiring all land needed In 12 hits lo defeat Palatka'x Azulcas Trrxdwgy. rf 3 I 2 0 Venice for the waterway ond 8 3. Klnnrd, cf 3 2 3 0 asked the state internal Improve­ ment Commission to lay aside any In other uames, Orlamlu boat Clift, Hi 6 3 7 0 submerged bay bottom lands along Daytona _ Beach, u 8. Leesburg Kobcrtson, c 6 2 2 0 the proposed route for the canal. downed Cocoa, 7-5, anil Jackson­ Colxon, If 4 3 4 0 ville Boach whipped Ihe Hanford Young, 3b 6 0 2 4 Blue* — who have been talking Ugarte, xx .. 0 1 3 2 •bout being the third learn in quli Coopur, p ... , 2 II 0 U the league—12 8. l II 0 I Directors of the Hanford loam Herman, p I 1 U 0 voted lo conllnue (liclr "bucks for f-(iliigertdlu f baseball" drive, led by [trolley i pdham, after a final count showed burg. Centurfleldar Hob Smith half of Iho |lo,ooo goal had been walloped a home run, a triple end J collected In ticket sates and dona- a single for Cocoa. - Dona. Stockholders and directors Orlando wun un 10 hits, seven ! * • « tu meet today to decide tlofl- walks and ai« Daytona Beach er* * nlteljF If the toatn will continue. ror*. Manager Ed Uvy stole home : Ih Werhusdoy night's game, twice. Winning pitcher was Joe t Jacksonville Beach opuneil un with Valtnnx, who gave up nine hlta, richest race lot . a 8-run lead lu Die first Inning struck nut seven and walked one. seven yean old< and collected five mure In thu seventh. COCOA INDIAN BAITING AVERAGER Earlier In Iho day,‘League Pres­ ident John.Krlder announced the Player Claro (I A t R M. HR HR RBI Wrok W Hughna 4mlth Matteohl Itambert Kolker ... a , row, Crfifielder Buck Collins Docker .. hit a double and Second Baseman Walker . Chico Fundora a triple (of Lcoa- Caldwell I Over Palatka A’ TOXHJH’P a K NT NIKS I ' l r t s r iiA t H—a / i a i a * MU* te'lrit l l s l t Malle Maaklar Hi owurd llreil, 1-oius, Country H„, 11 , . | | | » T ss n s g sr , Hon I'lv. tiro. ui>sin, My Z y i il s r , lllcky iris. • u c i i v i i i M t r - s i / i i i t i ante tset-oak Mall Hally llaakte) 'I ni-is. Nanny Mavis. Dixie t'oiiial. Knrsss. Tokay lluy, l.onsly i.«.,ri. Jimiis rrinci-, Junxl* Frida. TMIKM A/ISIha Mile fluioUMr. WO a l -A-llaraalo, Mai k Harmony, crim son Crust, Iron d ray, npsclal Fan, Trlliuie ilM tsm Lucky. F o t H T I I HACK—a/IOlha Mile J - l la w k Musi*. Jusl ' Hmlllng, Town Hlrultsr, Mly Mary, Winged Warrior, IMpiay llh ylh m . c o r n y Lr-e. Kansas llahal. FIFTH MAL'K—a/l#Zfc* Mile llrllllant Try, Nu-Ante, Tusked*. Coplts. Mold Must II*ay, orllelal. Pin Oak, Mark Man. BIXTH HACK—a/IStba Mile Hrarlst. lainltrn. Ilsvarly Mias, Haro, Court Lady. Hhrtwmsnow. Alai,am* Cracktr, lllua Maroawey. eeivKNTM HACK—A / l ir a * m u * .lean Mlilr, l il u t Apollo, glow Tim*, (lolilsn Image, T winklelo*. ilsrormnm. e a g e r Al, Kina Twig. eiiMHTH IIACTS—i t ta«b* Mil# llayoislea, CIC's U n , Mlmoan, Hay Air. girt Hksel. T s i a a Hand. Klills. Illlly lloy. VIATII HACK—a/IOtba Mil* N*w* ileporl, Five Hpul, Ponca. IMa line*. John l.'y, Corky llabel. Mliy Nymoli, Marching Knight, r r i v n i h a c k — n***h caar»# Will Defend His NCAA Jump Title Won tarsi Pet. Florida Male League Del.arid 4(1 17 .702 Orlando 37 22 027 Jaxvllle Beach 35 21 U23 Sanford 31 2tt .044 Palatka JU 27 .320 Daytona Bench a27 30 .474 Leesburg 23 33 .397 Cocoa 2d 37 .331 DeLapd I Palatka. 3 Jacksonville Beach 12 Hanford 8 Orlando B Daytona Beach 8 Leesburg 7 Cocoa 3 New York at Cincinnati Brooklyn at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at Pittsburgh t IMmii-k I.IU <4I> American League S Tryuot 440 New York UiUulsU IS-II ft 14 UO. a t l l l i s t l HACF— l/J*<bs Mil* Boston Tim*i nL i t Lit Hilda ii.s e i i .i o i.ee Cleveland 7 lldsit i lu «.(Ut Washington I \IIHv-> Mika SSOChicago DAILY lXit'fll.K- <t-&l fISI SO. Philadelphia T l f HIM HAI4V—A/iaih* Mlt* St. latuia T im s, U .* T I’srl P a u l i s o t to l i e Detroit 4 l.lsasli* Sin J/D American league • C(*|i* M* Chins 440New York 7 Detroit 2 Qulnl*lu 14-71 III M Washington I Cleveland u Fltl'IITH HACK—A/IS(k> Mile Tlmei 03.8 Boston It Ht. Louis U 5 Merrick It SO S 00 I SO Philadelphia 3 Chicago 3 7 • '.u>|»*rlon* S SO t.fp 1 Lila's llaior 1.40 Detroit at New York W<ilnl«l» 11-71 171.10, Chicago al Philadelphia FIFTH HACK—a / i m n * Mil* Cleveland at Washington Tlarsi 111 I Ton llatisl II.nu 4.10 I.4S Ht Umls at Boston Florida International league I I'lill J |n 4.(0 4 llnmlv Mnhrl l i l t Miami 44 22 IW7 Oulnlsla < l l > II I.lo * 43 24 0J2 a l l T il HACK—4/l*«fc« MU* - Miami Beach Tampa 41 24 .ti31 Tlatsi H J 1 Fresh Hliy It.nil I.IU 4.10 Havana 38 27 .543 0 Fiindanisrilsl MO 7 no SI. Petersburg 32 34 .483 4 Miss llarrmksy (.00 West Palm Beach 3U 33 .403 g»lnlsla ( l - l l 1 1 1 . 1 0 a n VH.VTII HA I'M—4 /I SI ha MU* Lakeland 22 44 .333 Ttoie i M l Ali-Hlara 13 53 .197 1 M’rilMlu W a rrio r 11.40 1.00 4.10 ? i., r Manger l.oo n o Lakeland 9 Miami 4 1 Nn T ssan | 4 | Havana 2 Miami Beach t Mojnlala I I I ) 141.10. Tampa 7 All-Stars 1 K in ilT H HACK—a/l«4b* Mil* Wait Palm Beaeh 5 St.Petersburg , „ , . Ttoi*i at,i u • T ick Lad , 4 .10 a 10 f i f 4 11**1 Mribl 140 I I I Miami at Havana I ltd* Financier l a Weal Palm Beach nt Tumps Qullllela ( 1 1 1 III.SO. Ht. Petersburg at Miami Beach NINTH IIA CM—8 / 1etha Mil* . „ r l « * i 89.1 All-Btors vs Lakeland al HI. Patent, I S r,n .c h J ,lu'' 108 * 0 0 l o o burg. I I In mly Faro 4.10 ] >0 LAST FIHAT S l l l l i r s HKSt'l.Ta HACK—A/ietba MU* tiim*i 88.4 (. Hill Mstihvr s.sa I SO I I# • Aimlher Whisk 1 <o gHlnlela (I-T) I I M e . TKNTII H A C M -a/ie ifc* MU* Tlra*i s i n 5 Xun Mnsler II III ? So 1 Mnllowav IIn he l i e | |« m e I r * ( a s Man *(• gtlln lela (4-1) III |U KI.MVIiVTH HACK— l»**|*r*4 m Miami Edison Weets Orlando In Finals G A IN E S V IL L E UH-J. L. (Papa) Hall, University of Florida fool ball and track star, will defend his nulinnM cnllcglato high jump title at Berkeley, C a lif, lids weekend. Ilali's hopes of competing in the Olympics at Helsinki this summer ride on Ihe NCAA meet. It will serve as u qualifying event fur the Olympic Trials Ioler this month Although he successfully de­ fended his Central Collegiate high lump title at Milwaukee lust week, Hall (till faces possible trouble from a pulled leg muscle. II has been a severe handicap to his Jumping all spring, keeping him out of some meets. "It wlii be In perfect condition today and on the blink tomorrow," Hall re­ ported. "I've had to nurse It very carefully and even then I never know when IPs going to stiffen up on me." Hall Jumped ti feel U to win Ihe NCAA lust year lie won Hit- Pen •rot Collegiate lust week at ti feet 7 1-10. Don Hester, Florida's No. 2 high umpor, also will compete at Her Hey lie was fifth at Milwaukee Iasi week. I Cocoa Guinn Finals In RuHtdmll Tourney FORT PIRBCR It will be Lake Wurth mid Cocuo in Dm Class A high schuul baseball finals lanlgbl ut 8 p. 111. RST Luke Wurth walloped St. Paul's uf SI Puturshiirg Wednesduy. 12 I, lu gain Die tiiiul<i anil Cueou equeeied out a 7 ti decision over Holies Military Academy of Jack sonville at night I.ake Wurth gut only seven tills but five SI. Puul's errors helped II pile up u 7-run Icuil In the sec­ ond and four mure In the fourth A booming double by Al Imvcrelle and Hurry Thiel’s single produced St Paul’s imly run In Die filth. Cocuo grabbed a 3-1 lead In Die second ou Jay Gould's single,a triple by Douglas Pumlergrr.Hs. then a fielder's chuice, a stolen base ond two errors. Two singles, u walk, a fielder's cholre and Charles Mulnwood's double gave Holies four In the ilxtii and Idiu HIark's double nelled another In Die seventh but Cocoa had too much margin fur Ihe Jacksonville youngsters I he Beminule lime* This Week Tonight Hanford nt Cocoa Friday Hanford al Del,ami ( 2 ) Huliirdsy Pi.lrttka nt SANFOHI) Humlay Jus Henrh ut HANFOIU) LAKKLAND lva—Miami Kdlson beat Miami Jackson, 4-1, aud Or­ Top mini un the University of lando eliminated Hillsborough, 0 5, Wednesday to roach today's finals Alahamu gulf mptail Is Bobby Hill ______ SMTroHK HKII'I.TO of tbe Slate Class AA High Schuul uf Rochester, N. Y. Baseball Tournament. Jim Towns, pitching for Miami “ tiS i it Jackson, had a one-run lead until i Rebels patrol l a • QuInMu il l ) n s « o . his teammates' errors In Ihe sixth BHtONIj> H A C K - r a t a H t r Inning threw the gamo to Edison. Ttavei m m Mike Callahan, winning pitcher, ■ JJn KiDnion l oo i i a • id drove In two ofEdlion'a runs with t Viihoii King tin j! ■ single. Catcher Pate Fabrega I uplil Way * 10 J got the other Edison hit. . Quinltltt ( | . | ) a7 «o • Orlando was lending, 4-1, when HAIleY OUIlteBJ (1>I| Dim lilt TAlCD Hillsborough took Ihe lead by scor­ Tia„'17S».s:a,'fk2; Z ing three runs in the first of the seventh on ■ double, two singles I S KIYJST ™ l?ns and a walk. Orlando came right ' t orotijiT hJW back In the last half of the Inning M H A d p u lra ta rilr and got two runa on three singles, ■ L u 1 1,ll* ,'n,, "**' , M o M o 4.ee a walk and an error. • 81* Harmuny Little Fort W o r t h Pro Threatens To Take Title Again Hy HUGH FUI.I.F.HTON JN. DALLAS (gs—Two Intruder*, heat and llogun, threatened to compli­ cate matters today as the familiar figure* of golf's tournament trail began their anmiul quest for the biggest prize of all, the Untied Ben Hogan, of course, was re­ garded as the most serious threat as Ihe vanguard of Ihe field of H12 players begun to stream down Ihe Imtllenrrked fairways of the NurlhwiMid course The wiry little man fro Fort Worth, who plays In uidy u few selected tournaments each year, smashed the solidarity of the regu­ lar “ lourlsls” by winning the last two Open championships. His ri­ vals don't like to do it again but Ihey can’t deny hi in u place among Ihe tup three or four favorites. The sllcky heal, which hasn’t kept u few players from scorching lire course in practice, may have a more serious effect If It cen­ Ien3crs will have to play so holes on that last day and the atrongt.v tapping Tex at tun may taka a severe toll. The lop favorites, Hogan, Sa tmy Suaad and Lloyd Mangru.ti, are getting old aa athletes go— from 37 to to years—and most of their strongest rivals aren’t rag aotly young You don't find f ij?W cheeked kids winning major to u naments these days and the Or m title hasn’t gone to n rank n taider since .Sam Parks won at Uakmunt In 1935. But the pressure of competing fur a title that is worth many times the value of Ita (4,000 top prise money, and the toughenedup courae, remained aa important factors although early estlm a tf of the probable winning score have been revised downward. The proa, who were mentioning 72 bole totals of 283 or 2S4 a few daya ago before the steeltough Bermuda grass rough wgs trimmed a bit and the tree-lined course was spruced up for the tournament, now are saying a par 280 score will be needed to win. .Since Snead carded a recordequalling 04 in practice TuesdgP the pros haven't been afraid of SAVB! SAVE! 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W hite k ill hi ii -ink l I- 11 w ith iplunh hio k noil tinl<u> (Mihi Chime l i m i t D E F E N S E I I D l S IN D I IH I N t V V I 'E I I S I I N N E I , Down piiyiiieiil - T h e ili ii i i i i i h u ll'll ir.7ii :t liedriiiiiii hull.■ IPhn ami-M. t.iv i in S iiiir i.n l iii yoiii own hoim S u re n nt nnd d riv in g time ii ill i ( v " In i'll iilil Ion-, Mle liolh, K I T C H E N CAM N ET n. S ill - in i m il h ree /e w ay. eur |>nrl, um, e x ri'lle iit ru iid ll Ion, t'.'h II" u tility i i i o i i i , Inundry f u i i l i i l i " , A p p ly o ile r fiilMI |i in Inp U k ilt lu'ii Liih liieta, llo tp u ln t rrinifa llth ilp alu lM . mu] ie l l l|(i<intor, Dun Therm oil rpnro h eu ler, fu rre d uml plaatee oil w o lb , lU'tiloted e rilitiK -. 'p a i T i i i i - lu n ilM iiji.il In i., Itaie r-W e lle r llnm ea, In r. C o rner M e llu n v lll. uml llnm lulpli uni Iuii 1lr, Daytona Hemh. Dill week, pin* tax, without linen Cliono Hanford IfilU-J. IT H U K r r e / L , MP Bliaosna, ijmev rtM m Mere, Venetian bllnda, gt lota, Charming Phil* USED Oaa Rang#—good condl ate, Q«pava Ava. ea»t rd Ava, R) .Sanford, i low aa 11778. Down I ta liU U L |BU. TeleW l« a AN* LIRCORg a. All Fepalar NraNg BTOM UOLDSBOtO PACXAOS g y js .f Illtl Mom- iiiioli' llltt tlo ir iiiit Sem inole fu tility allica Itlitfi. II M. (lliNinoo I.uhe Mniv IIA M lin O III.IN DS i . iiim' H i|iia i« Kope olid Mom i o ir i into o( \ in yle , C llia lir, A 'l'h lill T ile or I iiio le iiin . F le e e a liin u li leln j . linin' | I'Jfi, The K ill lilt ii, i< Cell le i I 111 W rit F lin t 1.1. T Y C E H lliilh liiir r work Hi iian ru ih l. Hole- Fre e E a lT mu ten, Hp render S ir vn >■ , I , I tar net D nlnm lio uml F i r l lllt e f. (h irp e iite r A (Jrm e v Chut,, I TUTM or HAM J niiju r-pua m r i li i ■|i|Tfjjil(l in,| miit H O N Vl<l IU M MS.JOO K . t ( t s i . AA»a.ia iD nscb P#N 8 TO Mm YPoortg l »|HU|dy o. rpUHII) .ti|HJJ III.) i l j AM. Modern trailer .pare nt beautiful, ihady Hanlando T mil »r I’ark. Hhufflehoiirdn, rerrru lion rtHim, all tiled «huwi'rn. “Iteally I’jeun for follia who care." 0 mile* aoulh uf Kunfotil at Standard Hta. 17-02 lllwuy. DESKS nt helf price. HlMCIOUB nicely furnUhed li OFFICE Ileuutlflilly rvfiliUlied like new. bedroom home In kooiI nuiKh101 W. Flrat-Thn Furniture horhood. Large attic fan. Ciefer adulta. No pet*. Phone 17)01-W Center. •ftar 0 p.iu. _____________ UNFURNISHED apartment. Cull B77-R. N () S - (iullirnfi*«ri, Hplnet' UPSTAIRS furnUhed apartment, CIA iirlred from IfiKI.OO. Iiii'ludvs l light* and water furnldied. Pri­ tunliiK*. Term*, troile-ln*. Kiivate entrance, Uioia In. Porch. der1* Claim Store, 12011 Myrllo. lUfc 1020 Elm. Phone 118,1. For night appointment* call I2IIH-W. T1 fQ 8 EDROOM furnlxhed houie, lilMtl) ANIt HAD Ittm i lot, nke location. Phune Died Drtaaer __ .... | [lift Used Round Oak Dining Call Tahla .............................. % Yd. Dragline for rent. ...... 2262, Geneva. 6:00 to 6:00 p .ip . Uxad Dre**ar .... Died Cheat of Drawer* or w Uxad Vanity ................... . U»ed Sofa U»ed S pc Living Room Suite ................... Uxed 2 pc Sofa Had Suita U»*d Soft! Bed ......... Reg. 11IV.(16 Shopworn 8 p4 lied Room Suita ............. MATHIN O f S A N ro t RICK EY M 0U8U T W O m il uwuy foldiup heil It"' ' Flo . I ,own Mwni flM iilo, , I! K elvm n lo r R i'fi I r i ‘1 iiln i 'V io o I ft. K iiifid n lri' (-'T on. hleul lm liniioi’ tru ile r. M o iitio T It' C m u i ill l i l y lllliile u m lli Chini. f ■i lin ri. liew tllileliiuif. I'h'iniilii: >V waatrip, uImi |iu rlu h le iiower pluliL \ H H t .t We hoy, null A tinde need furnlliiie, Wlbun-Moler Euui Cure Co. 311 F. **l. Chime IIKH LAW N M U W E ItS 'h n I pennl eyi'le* repnired Hhuinuu'*, K. 41h HI. I — CelH-l,|yr.lork'SupplliH —7 I’Ll .MIIINti Mlll.E for »ule. I,. II. Miiuu, l.nke ’ontrnrt nml repulr work Kraa Monroe. I'hone Hii.'l -It e-limntu. It. L. Ilurvey. 2(14 Kmifiird Ave. I'ltone IHk'H. C U M .K T H fo r eule. Clmne | till W (ALDUS! EH The inui'ltcal, ihrlfly, nuuteit way in convert Mint porch or hrccxcwuy Into n mol, private room. Telephone I I'Jfi fur free e'tlhuite ur (lull RETAIL ttaluaman Wanted. Steady hy 101 Weal Flrat—The Eutltf* employment. FlreMone Stoic*. lure Center. HAHY SITTER BY SITTER, Mr*. Fulkenherjf. ieit raferancee. Phone 12IM-.J. fedtiers S IT T IN O , good refer once*. CURL want* duinetllr work kind of houie work, 1 a o a t a t hami in to M io it Room Air Conditioning II. IL Pope & Co. Inc. !♦— Ig atae*a OpporlunltU* —to tl)N 'SALK—Qroi*ry A Market, |3 — NOTICEH'I’EltHON Al.H « |U »L)fk»iL New fixture*. THE Working Man'll «hopping place fur new. uaed and refillDlied furniture fur the complaD home. Dudgtk Price*. Telephom I4SS The Furniture Canter—i l l W h O T IS �I **V ...... V ' • Armour’* Star Luncheon Meal- 46 oz Can TREE! TUNA BREAD9ler*Kiil, DanaM Oaok Salad No l/i Can ^///AZ PdtM (Seed t W .. T il ft 8 « i. Bine I M 3-14 Quantity ntghta noeorved tO ll VaoHum Paok^d Lnw Pticns F vot y Hay Specials Too ! Lb Can la Sparkling Cellophane! Dixie Darling m C. J r M l i I . 1M Stmfor*, FltrMi PICNICS 1 i | S -t Sunnyland Brand 4 H T i b . S in ! H*ny P*r Ywra! Tail iJtm* Lvuu'.jfnlod Mai 1’lc n ty o f T I iohc Light Meal . , “ KIM” Skimmed Milk v, >\i\i\1 H e a lth fid n o d N o u rh d tiiiff it; o* r« q 'upriYV . , D a ir y I ’ro d m 'ln T h is M o n th ! Corned Beef Hbsfi Jtnvit No IV Tu< ,u . Ci- ‘‘LIBBY’S’’ Potted Meat tk' • * Tin 16c u “ LIBBY’S” Vienna Sausage «- 21c DA/&V “ LIBBY’S” Lunch Tongue *• 35c No UTln . . • , “ LIBBY’S” Deviled Ham «* lie We Have the Beet Dairy F a rm F rc a h Department In Town; D a iry P r o d u c t* ! Kio(t> Siiiiaff'lpliio Afen Wecmtsm Hm •)d-tmMon«4 Hatvral 0*«to Sharp Jjged 1 it. 43o CREAM CHEESE 2 pkgs. LAti'UM FnoU IjO0I CHEE-ZEE LVv, Ik n. Small-Lb HEINZ India Relish 22 m Hi Ck», Maid" i Sweet Mixed Pickles l?cy. Glana, Square Cut l amb Meaty I am b Loin Lamb Rib Lamb *. 29c L.O.S. Peanut Butter 1 2 '7.. lyf , 83c a 2-lb. loaf NATURAL CHEESE HEINZ “ 57” Steak Stnoe -■ 28c Ike Ivy eflhe Week! Lowetl Frlee* In Years! S. “CHOICE” GRADE lb. 59c Tor iktlgd*. or CrtMnq U. R. CHOICE Grad* ika-loar. 5-ot. hrn "Snaky." Voiu Sharp, "Cijoore n' Jkhon' "Ml. Vermont - I.B. Sliced! "Hickory Sweet” LB Sliced 1 Sugar Cured Ml. Ktoll'n 5crPlni|*m u rin<ctj^’l a 6 Olhfr Flmlejiti J Wv BACJ 9D " J jjG Piece Ohvek Reset u. M e fate Stew u . Me ir Lb. M e T««e O’Se* Fillet of Mest.v WG TAILS Tender POLLOCK tt. 29c Tim«* O'flin Drwwril PtG FEET W HITING ib 15c $9c Frown Food Specials No e ju ic e IE JUICE Largo Pkq..M. A M.t 4 pkg*. 5 for 4 pkp*. AMeihgWMtar, ■ ifljHtr Washes! Lb Can IV V i i ............. ih C illf .'^ E w n T od • llm iilm • DoodartiM • Dtolafcc* H m o r n Stain* T r r i* dMden TUnturn ’ L*rx* Julry Mb: Pkr W*MuletItam ^7'I , ^ \ i u u x >«<. *;tw •-ox. PJm. Hand Clatnar 7 [W U O ■n» i’SNi L~ |i !'• W 1: fi --- j-i. *• " t w H$:>fS I Sr'i • •''>>4®-• ■’-y* !V’ ■'•w >Tt'.j ;V' ■*1-1./;fy im wm PSP? ?.i L . .1 ■'•*-\445jb 1 �®i A ' •' IT YOU DON'T T H E W E a IH E R rectfro year Hanford ttsrald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M-. please tall YBLLOW CAB 1414 Cnntlnurd hot and fair through -Saturday. except u rhanrr of Unlitrd aflrrniHin thundershower*. AN IN D E PE N D E N T l » \ ||,Y N E W SPA PE R ' VOLUME XXXXIII Edliiblbthcd PHIS Murray Says Four Issues Extend Strike SA N FO R D , FLO R ID A <1 • Company Report That 1; Union Shop Alone Holds Up Settle­ ment Called A Lie G e n e r a l Entertains 70 On Gettysburg Farm While Taft To Greet Them Later By WILLIAM (1. SMOCK 9 i f .plain unadulterated He." • When Murray mentioned Sen. Robert A. Tall <R, Ohio! and Gen Dwight D. Elsenhower, both can­ didates for Ihe Republican presi­ dential nomination, hls audience booed lustily. Murray said Taft should have more sense Ilian to press for a court Injunction under the fall Hartley Art. Various members of Ihe audience yelled: . "Whal sense1" and "llo ain't got no sense at all." # Murray called Elsenhower n "me loo-er." hccauso Elsenhower sup­ ported Taft's declaration lhal Ihe Taft • Hartley Act should bn In vnked bv President Truman to gel the slccl mills hark In production ■ 4a Photo by Henry Jameson Stemper. Chamhci of Comment TManxger Forrest Hrcekcnridgr, nii.I other officials. The motorcade flijpn loured llm business district with 1 nturh faufair before leaving Iheeliy. Florida Economy Makes Big Strides In Past 10 Years 319.000 in l 2tfl.2M.non AI Mooney ham of Orlando, dis­ Retail sales: $Al4.iA4,ooo to |2, trict manager of the Southern Bell 028.400.000. Wholesale *sles: 1929,889,IXXI lo Telephone Co., has been tiansfor. red in Jnrksnnville where lie will 12.001.004.000. Number nf business firm* 18. le- a responsible exerutive In that 2<XI to 91.200 office. Life insurance In force $98.1, 172,IXH) lo 11.IX)t,081,IXXI New run,struct lull 121X1,Jixi.ixxi In fHIHI.700, IXXI Effective buying power $1,011), •Kfl.fXMi lo $.1,420,321,000 Value of farm products sold 480,1.10.71X1 lo $338.810.01X1 Value of livestock and Its prod ucts sold: $18,0(10,000 to $83.72I).IKM| J. A. Mooneyham of Orlando, Trade with foreign countries district manager for the Southern $91.881,(XX) to f281.000,000 Midi Telephone Company since Internal revenue collrrlioti* (big ju.’ll, has been appointed special ■gest jump of sll-WXI per rent) WASHINGTON '* - James R. representative in the Florida man­ L97.073.IXX) In 1314.000,000: and Carey, leader of a CIO union of ager’s office at slate headquarter* slate revenue roilectlons: $08,318. electrical workers, told senators of the company in Jarksnnvllle. (XX) to $274,031,000. m today that a rival "Communistcontrolled union" survive* only be­ cause of "deliberate, active asslstJanco and encouragement of big business." Testifying before a Senate labor ■ubcommltlee, Carry specifically ICttsllssM Oa P its KliSII W. A. Bailey Died In Palatka Wednewday W. A. Halley, 82, died at OrftO P-m. Wednesday at the Glenndale ^Hospital In Palatka. Rla daughter, “ Mrs. 8. M. RIChard, Is a resident of Hanford and his son, Alvin Bailey, Uvea In Lake Monroe. Mr. Ralley was born Aug. 28, 1880 In Arkansas and has lived In Talatka for the past 40 years. Ha waa a retired building con­ tractor. Re la survived by hls widow, Mr*. Carrie E. Ralley of Palatka; hla daughter and son, Mrs. RIChard and Mr. Baileyi a atepson, Linton L. Howell of •P a la tk a ; a step daughter, Mrs. Pretmon 8mlth of Jacksonville; four grandchildren and three great grandchildren. funeral services will be held on Saturday at 4:00 njn. at Penlel Baptist Church with Rav. Hugh High officiating, assisted by Rev. C, Paulk, Interment will be In Panlel Cemetery In Palatka. O . Given Assignment In Jacksonville lie will ha surreeded by John I’. Evans, Southern Bell group manager at Daytona Beach, one of the cities In the Orlando dis­ trict. M. 8. Moore, Orlando manager, will go to Onytnna Bench as group manager. All appointments are effective June Id, Mr. Evans, a native of New Orleans, la a telephone executive whose career dates back to 19311. He advanced to positions of In­ creasing responsibility In New Or­ leans and also held assignments in Alexandria, Shreveport and Monroe, La. Prior to hls appoint ment at Daytona Beach In Janu­ ary. 1081. he was manager at Jseksnn, Miss. Mr. Mooneyham, who leaves Orlnndn after 21 years of servlca here, waa nrtlve In civic affairs. He began hla long telephone ca­ reer In Wilmington, N. C. After two years In Raleigh. N. C„ he went to Miami In 1928 where he was appointed aaslaUnt manager the same year. He became assist­ ant district manager In 192(1. Mr. Moore'a entire telephone career hat been spent In Florida. He Joined Southern Hell in Pen­ sacola In 1990 and later served in Jacksonville. Ho came to Orlando « office manager for Southern Bell, in 1948. If# waa appointed manager In 1947. >Mr>. CRibpeQ was owe JL-.■'4? V .‘p-.tf.r- 4V T ■ ' ■ v’ Named ( ’(invention Chairman * tf IN WASHINOTON. Ilnuse Mlncittv I,enter Joseph Martin d r . nf M e u . edi'trtM, warms up some ravel, bn o e hi ('hi,-ugh in duly Hep Mmlm potrtl lor Ibis pblttt r vhoi llv a tier lie w r n am ed pri mno-ot ehnlrmad of Ihe Republican National Convention, (/nlrrnnfbmnl Sontirtphnln) (illy ^ at i 'h ln i «'» neither T aft nor Eisen h o w er has Ihe required fin| vole n tn in rilv seweil lip Tin- A s ,,,H a le d P ie ,s la lu ilu lln li, pegged to avoweil aoil eoneeded p re fe ie n e r- shows l ift I'd Elsen h o w e r ;t;i2 I tint |s why "aeh vote eommaoil'- allentlon A bloc uf | |u l|,, o.ial Five Local Youths Herman Morris Is Leave Sunday For Named Father Of Legion Hoys State The Year For •I u In PehiisylvaniM M aryliin d ...... M o higai, ,„,t a *, . *i, sky h,,>h ],, kiioik Civil Rights Plan Fierce Red Attack Is Driven Back By U.S. 45th Division Gen. Nam II Says UN Is Not In Position To Dictate Tcrnvi l\\ M ilo I MINED SF.i H I. Kore , l- E S lath Ml hidriv stn;hht‘il liilt'k .1 rtMinlrr .ill i« ktm* Ftimrsi* Ilrcl lui11ulion on .1 l humpy hill n\i\s* *m ihr KnriMii wpdi'rn irnnl Finhlrr liomhrr> l.mk> »mtl nr Ijllrry mnri.ir li;irrni;r% hrlpril ti'inipH of thr IKdh and 17?iHi Mum tmnl.H hi,1«% i f!t«* i'hini"»u off ihr \ iMmi 11*m•ps vcmtiil 1 1it1I2 nf thr <t>mmandinu hdl vvpNf of ( Intrunn <$rt*nr (»f Ihr hnltrit w tr artliin IIM.h yrtil I h r chmyhhn%' ivifh thr help of plnnr> tan k' >od artillrr> won thr Hntifhrrn kttoh nf Hill T in a hlondv 1 I hour d a u n to d n ik flkltit rim 1 Nil nv Ihr rh ln rtr rotirdrr .iltarkrd iiliMiri I’NNftdlv 1$ n r hrfnrr dllUll Knd.iv Thru fl.irrs anil ilium in 111tkc kihrlK >hov‘«t| thr Mri|q vvrri* masNliu: mi 1 ktinli him1 thr \ 11i«'«l The Iruxleux of the Bert Fish estate will moot In DH.nnil nt 2:f*> p. lit. tomorrow, Fred It. Wilson Hanford Iritslec, atmmmred today The proposed Hanford hospital may cornu up fur discussion, Mr. Wll ■on said, hut hr douhtrd If any significant action could be takrn at this time. Action on Ihe hospital, which Is provided for in Mr. Fish's wlli, Is at present held up by the necessity to convert tbe grove land owned by the estate Inin cash, Mr. Wll son explained. « There will hr a reception fol lowing the trostres' meeting be tween 3:0(1 and fl:00 p. m. at the Putnam Inn. HUMMER SCHOOL R. E. True principal of Ihe Jun­ ior High School, announced today that summer school will open on Monday at 8:00 a. m, for pupils who have missed work. The achool will continue through July 28. Till* ui'w*. ,uiming ju-i Infill,Fnllmr*’ liiiv, was ri*ielv«-i| >••*» tnrday by Mayor W. II H*m[n-1 in n iulrpboni* nirisugi* fium Mon ard llirki'.k, prrsidnnt nf tbf oi gniitinthiii, wniidi id It* >"iivim l,*<n ,-Mily nrst munth ill llub' Ili ad Counti y Club, flllnlido, will offi, ially ( Oiifiu tb" lioiun upuli Mi. Murrti* I'tiur tu tin* <idrrthm, tin* \p |inn*| Club u n t out iim-Htioiiiniiii* to civil' li'iidi'i* tlirmigboul tin stati* nxking for numiimtbin* Mayor Hti'inprr, In 111* irply. |ioin|"d out Mint Mr, Muni* iimu to Hniirord 30 yi'in* ago In ,oii nri l ion witti a luiunly vv | *1 i V M C.A piojin't nl whli'b In ivorkrd for »i»vi-rnl yciiip, lu-f,,.** *nl"ring Mdmnl work. It wm stall’d also that Mi Min­ ns bn* two sons. Bobby, a lilgii m bool stiuli'iit, unil Ernl", win, at t,-nil* .1itnini lligli School, Mi and Mr*. Mnirl* have often Inki’li into tln'ii home lioya needing ti«*l|> and guldnnrr, and an* often visit­ ed by I bn*" grateful youth*. Each Ktimnu'r fur Mu* pind ,‘h year*, Mr. and Mr*. Moni* him' r«ndtlrt"d enni|i* for Imys amt girls. These formerly vvi'in lirbl at Camp Winona, bill Innt vein Mir Mnrrlsra opened up Iheir fine, IM'IV M-(J Itarieh, a huge wooded area on a clear lake near Osteen In Vnlusla County, fur vacationing youths. Mr. Morris has hern active in Buy Scout work, having served as *<milmaatfr fur Troon No, 8, whieh I* sponsored by Klwartls. He has served a* a class loom In­ structor at the Grammar School, and Junior High School, and has been active as a Sunday School superintendent at thn First Bap­ tist Church where he I* a deacon. During World War II, he was ac­ tive hara in civilian defense wmk. hi mid affi f noon util took Ihr ktmh ' lldl T hr* noiiltiM'sl of I'd i tillin' iin p"ii.itd hill* N t iir iiiin unit la d S.ihmhiv I hr Mrd’* havr lu rii 11 v i li 14 f" n l ikr Ihr* m r \ r r ini r Thrir uih I'fdldnu: In tndirair •'hr fi^fil «ih (Id - stall n| a ftrd nffrirdvr, hiii'Ii aa Ifirralrn rd hv •’mu mi in11>1 drln*alrs al Ihr Pan SHRINK MKKT CANCELED The chicken harbanio scheduled for thl* evening hy ihe Shrine Club al thn Hetninnle Country Club tin* been canceled liecnu.se of In­ clement weather, Andrew Htlne, resident, announced thl* morning. Iembers will b* notified nf the next meeting at a later date. 8 Thn oath waa administered by Cal. George H. Price, profesxo, uf military scient-n and tartlrs. who charged Ilia eailetx In look to thn respnnsllillity of their rommillions rather Mian In accept them “as soma sort of special pri­ vilege." "Your happiness and whatever satisfaction you may derivu from the service will come from what­ ever you do for those In your charge," Col, Price said. Those receiving commissions numbered 48 In Infentry, 69 In artillery and 17 In the Transpor­ tation Corps. Earlier, last weak, 107 cadets were sworn Into the lf(tO |H No. it t II fall d lo, ll" V S ro iltn a f A m r iii'f i, w ill h a v r SroutH rat ry ifiu th** iilm* flag's o-o'il hy tin* n atio n p iio t to t h r |n rr*n it *»r»«* J Im 1*11km C'Ini* i xtriulu a tonllul invitation I«• patriotic riti/.«au to attmnl tin* prntfiam Jont Itrfnir thr nninc at H;fMI o’t lot k with Pa talk a |*\ K. Hrrrkenriilifi’, serretary of thr sSrniinnlr fhainly Fhmuhn of Coinmerer * will Iritvo t«*nu»rrnw for r:iiA|irl 11tit. N. f'.s whrrr h«* will nttrml thr Snulhi'antern In* atituti* foi CommrrHnl OrirnriUHtinn Kxmitlvni at tin- IlnivnpUy nf North Carolina. Thr «UiO rhntnhrr nf rnnimurcr nianukcerA from thr nontlirantorn rttnti'N who will hr pirurnt at thr infttJLute will hr ntlilrrR«r<l hy Dwight Heavens, chief of lie Com- in"lrial Organisation Department of thn Mulled Slates Chamber of Commerce, and Paul II. Goode, director of thn Educational Divi­ sion of thn United Stales Chanther of Commerce, among other*. Mr. Brrrkartrltign, who Is chair­ man of the recreation committee of the Institute, revealed that the rnurse of stlidy will Indtuln "Or­ ganisation and Office Adminis­ tration," "Memhershlp and Fin­ ance," "Civic Activities," “Com­ mercial Activities," "Industrial Activities," "Agriculture," “Tour­ ists and Conventions,” “Public Relations," and “National Af- FORTHA8TKR SHRINK CONVENTION City Manager John OUlon will WASHINGTON UR - President leave Sunday to attend rUw Shrine Truman today nominated Lloyd A. Rltjen to b* postmaster at St. PetsrsUwf, FI*. _; _ Air Forca a* second lieutenants, falrt.” ® B frV «S.r* “ . j ' F 1 iv * , ■ , ,. • . dt:,; — —L~*----*...... ....... - ------ - -4B - 4 \ r»T1f*’f " M l I' (if till* ht'mlfh '»f fi . * i. niimi' i , ADMitarlaiiY. ami • 1**tt- <»f flu* m**\v19' fur mo*| Hllf t *1 I l*'ihh*‘ M"aMh ■ ,r ih*- sin*-* of Kim hi •* met nt I hi ^rjiiittuli* l|hfh Sehciol vetteritny* Ih Flunk (hilllmnn r«Mmrl«*4l In•la\ \ p p roxn u afelv 7f» mmole miinjnm Irurr »alki •••un lh»* H emitiHm of Dlntrlrt No fine al Kiulilh Army IInrI t t«l(rvitlril thr mrefim* Th«*»# rrp♦piarlrrN \%tuilil Rprrnlntr mi Ihr M'-*'ttfri| lh»* nine hrnlfh milt4 of iiiramn^ of ihr ^Irpprd up ai linn lit*"4#* I'fllllllii'i, Thr Arinv Ralil AINril fioonq al Tlir •tlhjr' f fill ill ' ll «<t(nn of I irknf hriwkfv mi all 1'hnrs • « iif"i* n. i '»a • “ The U.'.tlDi day flrroi ••llirlif ’9 1'lnr** Hi lh$» School I hr\ U‘d vlrmu! i Insr up wiip|Mirl Ihvilth f,r**irrn»n ** l’h»* \ ••»• mllon II omi flL'hlrr hotidirf , 111 if laid ■ i i i.lilr* 4asi| hv f11 *}mtltnnn» i^’di’ lor Ihr mornnif llimrr .liiiv Mi, ,« ’V 11 it9ii m .. -i-h'tol ul iriu1 • h o i » n| h'lmlmid Mod , , |4 »• 4t.ll ( If f M,l wee, hu;hv\ a) npplv lim -, m \ ni fv«• ,!, tluGi 1lx |xlx« It IM." ti, HI M* 11\i ,’Md' i . t .1 Mt (1--t.|,< Wit '•n Mil*-’ 1 i tol mt*inltv lilt V*' u n o (vtM t linn- * |*ri s111«m Mtt ,» 1Tm. 1* 9 ’ll • ir‘ ' r ('1*. (ungiaul h ill #i nt In i st at u n t il .ili/ n ! Ktim it,.* |,ir M'4 1h** •41*,p*m> iLili» v Mill Mil 1III IM >l • i *111I II 1lllfll Mt fm i h** *Ii HeI i « 1 •*1 Go Health I h r > k llln l *»/ < h in i Nr in u ipitu* 11,”mi • Ifi**i IGi "*bi* a m il in n thin hi |fi*ff |»l.itn«iiiv ,iml • t|„. ,’hiM. » mii *hr par cut r o p h n r i l 10 siilu n .ii h m r U'iiin l*» <‘ G*p*a 'it ivr I(| «JllltllllMt’ 4*11•I (MMI ll.Hill mrlhllll s .$21*1 I INMI It,in h* ,i I' It r«|in*ar igh" •* . rh«* t h r m r i!.i lo ir t*»f| >«*«111«*s •>! tit** mi*rtlnvr Niim II d i M lin l I .ink mf m il > I the fur 9. Mi \|ilwr** ('ommiHHionH Won My Sanford Group nrocliunridKU Goes To C Of 0 Institute Hanford hoys took Go* '•nth o f o ffice in Mm Mnileil H ln trs A rm y ns serum l lleiiteu a n l* upon th e ir g ru iliiu tlo n from the Un v a rs ity o f Flo rid 1 Gils week, rim boy*, W HIIam B . Brin»un. J r . , E lls w o rth C . Iln rp n r, J r . „ J * ! ! H hnem sker, J r . , and G lu m M et,all, has lu st rom pleted Go* advanced H .O .T .C . course. Me l o l l s rn m m lstlnn I* in the T ra n s p o rlatlo n C o rps and the other thn*e a re In the In fa n try . 11 ((rillm ipil On IM iir I ' I m M I Public Health (Jrmi|> Meets In •lawn and u ilh d irw .•ffr*r a h ravv • ll»N4* 111 fi^ld First Conference Ihr I htmdrrhird * ifI,«« krd a^alti 1 A11hm Huinuierfield Mnbigio I-Gp nallonal eiiiiiiidtleeiii.io i|e ellned lo say what he llillik- Mn h Ulan s uueiiiiimllleil votes 33 out Flitjf Day Will Hr nl a inia| ir, might do Oli.survt'il Saturday An Assoeialed Press .o n e , sb u u , Pennsylvania's delegalmn dlvlileil 2<l for Elseiihnwer IU r,,i I M'til | *1ii ii * fm tin id r-ti i tint * I 'M ami ,12 following Fine In »*f I Inn Ih iv I m iiim iim w VVt'l* m ihiI* Michigan, if- seven for Elsenhow ji I ( It*' H iin fn r il E lk « ( ‘I'll* In Cl six for Tuft and .1.1 I neil I,, •»IK111. it* t’Mithriu h* l>n I IliuLrm Summerfleld's aclion hi*t lu| III, •' Xll 191’<| f IJ11*I Elsen h o w er gels a e lia n .e l„ IIm jnM^riun will hr |<t ^ 111•«t m ake a pitch for M lehlgiii, support •iMth’l Ml 11iKI'lllh'il Iiii in '<* <I $i «•« S n lu rd i.y Me w ill eim fer w ill, •>••»•, Ifl ro tiprr nt ian n If h Ifownnl M ichigan delegates and p a rly lead MtMmi^h, rhnlrnmn nf tin M* e i- and d e liv e r « m ajo r speech 111**1ml Srivirr rMinmittr*1 »»t 7 If* In U ftriiH o'« lot k tomorrow ni^ht ti tlm Mn D em nerats. rue.iriw hilt* add a it i«‘11inI Hull Park, few more delegates lo l|„ * ii J u ly Thr Am«*lmill l.i’ixlotl will pia 21 ( bleago I novel,hull ||- | | , „ | „ v vnh' Flat; tmnor and MMMllHMDif (IN Vnn* | llv ED ( REAGII WASHINGTON T President Truman called Inday for swift adoption of an all mil rivll right* program backed up by "Ihe full force and power of the federal government " In probably ihe -Irouge-I -tale men! on rare relations tie has ever made Mt IToman took sharp Is­ sue will, Ihe leave It In Ihe stales approach taken by some leading presidential candidates m bulb ma Jor parlies Me declared in * speech pro pared for commencemenl rserrls os at Howard University, a Negro ms! notion "I am not one of those who feel lhat we ran leave these matters up to the stair- alone or that we can rely -olely on the efforts ol men of good *1-111 "Gin federal government must live up lo Ihe ideals professed In our Declaration of Independence and Ihe duties Imposed upon il hy nor I ’ouslllullon "The full force and power of the federal government inusl stand behind Ihe protection of rights Fijthfir h«»inhrrs tnd athllrry mil inoit,11 fin kipl Ihr VIh Ih off h ihtnrr Ihrrr h»»ms I hr Thimilrr IIIVtl hlMslon hoops ih It krd ihoid nouilnaltou battle fait IImre «.i' eniisiiieiuiMe tam of roullllon of Ibo-e three talc . Maiylaml’s G*u riieuiluie \ |, Kelilm pledged In- -tale's ;>| mi,.. Oil the first ballot as , favorite -on eamlidale -aid Thursdav night '"eh negollallints are under way Wlei the first I, a Hot MeKeldln Is believed able lo swing IM tu ;<u ,,f • onh't I' i i e u k l l l n l mi u«Mimlri| i’s •he Marvliind voles Pennsylvania Gov .Inhii t in , i hiiir a* m » wtrikr i» Ilril fairlifi lb III t o u n c e tleuf and a J i vole « r" " P A rka n sa s Both .,1 lions firJ’ mi rn iivriih u riH F n ii c lf u l T n in ia n \ mimys rim f r r r n r r T h u m ln y Marl n puhri< «| r ,n« r iT»ly r»i* liHik n Ihimls nlf iilhlmlr louimi President Tnkcs Is­ sue With Southern Senators Over En­ actment Of FEPC lirhl knoli Ib-rmiin E pi in, i|,nl ••( Siquinub- limb Selmnl, wbn > mil ,*r,Iv *b,- fa'll, , ,,f Rii Ih’I ' and E i nii1 M»u i*. but wbn b i- - 1 v,*,I •iv ,, -ml uf i -iim ntul nib i »>i ali'l 11,iiu*i'll *i f"i biiniln'l" *,f glut,' fill \ nutb» in tin- nil'll. « *i • li* siMllhl'J|>l <•F I ' Valium nii! tu-Mllv —•b** ti'd t,y tin* M*ui' \ ;♦ e red 11I'll w llti e u iilm l of .1’; 1*1 Pruo 1 if $8aIt |iu ii *I ('hit, nf l-'liiMitu ii, " iIn- Fa - "'!» "n ia 's fil voles said be b nl ,mi t|*» N nf fhr mM <mnriuini.1 Iimu proposed any 1 slid e gel bigelbe, I ri.nn/ti- J lii’ mf irifr\ ini’ii nsi fl tbi* V t - a i in tbi* *,11, 11* Bucked by local civic oruanu < llti-i H 'tiilln itril <»n I'H gr l lu lH I Five local hoys, all of them hub school seniors will leave Juo 22 by bus fur Tallahassee allend Ihe Amor,ran Legion lh>>Stale al Honda Stale unlver-in next week, -lodge Douglas Sli-n strum, chairman nf Ihe Fust yi Buys Slate innimillee annuunii t this morning Ehtatc To Meet Finking Licenses To Go On Sale B.1 The A s s n rla lrd I 'r r s s P e n n sylv a n ia 's 7't lle p iih iirn n convention voles, a key-lone in the P a rty 's 'electio n of a presuleiMiul nominee, had a plcnle d ale today with one top eonientler am i a ten •a liv e appointment wdh the other Gen M oiglil Elsen h o w er play*, host to ihe P en n sylvan ia delegates at h i' IX’.i .o re fa rm tieni G e liy s burg P .i Ih e general ' ch ie f rt val for the t it >P inure s,-n Hubert T u ft of Ohio m il confer with them la te r tim e anti place a* w*t un nuunced F. t ' e n lio u c r's shirt sleeved nut tng is his first fa rc in face meet­ ing with most of Ihe P en n sylvan ia delegates It fo l­ lows a pattern he set in New Vork P ur leythis week o fferin g h im -e lf for i|iies Eisenhower lions on cam pnlgn issues in hopes teplle: vt mild cement pm Eisenhow er alig n m e n t' and win o ver the oth ers Taft « . i ' turning his full .iit«*ii Hull today to D e law are 's 12 mem her delegation al a farm near tier delegation at a farm near Wll 'll I n g I i, n M i' p la n ' r a il bn a lire to il t i nt Ion swing through the Middle M lunlie Hlates. with visits to delegations Ip V i r g i n i a and M aryland as well as P en n sylvan ia With the eon veiilnm ,| I,,, || | three weeks off lions, the following boys will rep resent this section nl Boys Slab Canadian Air CadetM Tommy Speer, notary; Wexlev Lions; Sammy .Incnhsun To Visit Florida llamil. Elk*. Inc Hutchison, Jay ere* ami Cordell. Klwams Iteprrsenlalivtcs of the Civil Air Terry Judge Slenslmm's l.cgmi, com I’nlrnl from Miami, West Palm miller Include* John Kaiier, Mat k Beach. Tampa, Jacksonville, and N Cleveland, Jr and Joel Field Central Florida will meet nt Ihe Approximately 330 hoy* from wing headquarters at the Orlando i Ihrniighnul Florida will ntteml air base tonight to make plans for | lloyx Slate They will he Infnrmcil Ihe entertainment nf 27 Canadian : of Ihe operation of the slate gov Air Force Auxiliary cadets who ernmerit by Governor Warren will visit Florida In early August, member* of hls Cabinet and head* Lt. Col Forest Breckenrldgc of the nf various Stale agencies, will hold Air Patrol announced today elections, and will enjoy a rrrrru The Canadians will he entertain , lion porgram and Ihe lurtlitlcx of rd In Sanford, among nlher [mints frred by Ihe univnrslly of Interest In Florida, said Col. Boys dale In Tnllidiasxee is a Ilrcrkrnridgc, who has been nam­ portion of Ihe nation wide program ed Project Olflrer for the enter­ enrrled out by the Aiiirriruu la1 tainment. The arrangement Is pari glonl n Its effort to Inrulrulr m of Ihe Civil Air Patrol cadet ex­ Ihe youth nft hls counlry a spirit change program. nf responsibility In Inking part in Last year a number nf Portu­ the operation of stale and national guese cadets were entertained in government*. Florida, and at thia time three cadets from Florida are visiting foreign countries In connection TruHtccH Of Fifth with Ihe program. With fishing licenses aspiring on June 20, devotees of rod and reel were today ramlnded by Judge Douglas Stenitrom lhal new lic­ HKD TIDE enses will be on sale al hla office , SARASOTA, i*-HI* red blotches on Monday, for the 1MS-BI season. In the Gulf of Mcilco raised fears Mrs, 8. P. Fowler, clerk, an­ I' f a ■alter hew far away I the red tide ml<ht be around again, nounced that reskMnt flaking lic­ frtqa how* jom may fe m year but the rad water apparently la ense* wlU remain at lf.00. Non­ eaeatloa you eats readily catch harmlr**,. resident, 14-day licenses will be ■p oo the home tew* eewa by Research men at the U. 8. Flab 18*23 and non-resident season lic­ Teedtag the Sanford HereM and, Wild! and,Wildlife Service Laboratory enses. I10.S0, when you return. Ye barb say the organisms causing Residents fishing urith cracker tenge with y**r ea the color are not poisonous. The poles In Utalr home county are igh Charlie Ms. _ off an odor not required lo hfiva e license. i maeager, by iv e been Menti- Youths under 13, whether m l41, to base yynr i dents or non-realdente. are not re­ the HereM • quired to purehaae a license. BonTe yen ere it aflde residents of the state for ■ad to yew , more than sti months who are as years of age or over are not re­ i m extra quired lo neve e fishing license, weekly but are required to secure perj entitle eD *------ ‘ •'eejureMmais. wttl | mlts at the County Judge’* office to tola , If ft. A. Q. Ctup- In order lo flail in fresh water, areas. Sanford Herald Vacation-Pick I* i Al Mooneyham Is 'l\2 Pennsylvania iPresident Truman Delegates Eye Calls For All Out j Taft And Ike New Smyrna Beauties Visit Sanford PITTSBURGH 'At- President Philip Murray of the alrlklng CIO ^United Steelworkers told hi* policy­ m aking aldca today (hat the union ahop laauea la only one of four obalicle* holding up settlement of the 12 day-old ateel strike. Murriy. who nUn head* Ihe un lon’a parent CIO. declared Ihr ateel wage • price dispute hat became a political football. The illvery • haired labor lender told a Joint atrategy session of the USW Executive Hoard and WagePolicy Committee: » “ I do not profe.u to know how ^ong the xtruggle (atrlke) will laaf" lie was given a rising ovation A bevy of New .Smyrna Beach bathing beauties, accompsnled by when he said It la his purpose to Mayor Itruce B. Sweat, visited Hanford Tuesday morning In the Inter"carry out your mandate and the est of the “Seaside Fiesta" bring held at the Beach this week. They mandate of the laat convention.*' wVro greeted in front of Ihr Chamber of Commerce by Mayor W. II. lie referred to a resolution adop­ ted at Ihe union's convention last May which urged o scltlemrnl based on recommendations of Ihe Telephone Manager Wage Stabllirntinn Hoard. The WSR recommended a 2fl-renl •hourly raise for the MO,000 CIO Steelworker* now earning an aver­ age of between SI.IW and S2 an hour and also called for n union shop In addllinn In Ihe tinrn shop, Bank Deposits Jump Murray listed these other Issues •s blocking n final settlement: 400 Percent While l The sleel Industry's Insistence on a management clause In any Retail Sales Rise new contract. Murray said such a clause, defining management's JA C K SO N V ILLE '.f Florida rights, would allow companies In economy has rocketed III 111 >enr*. tiaunch speedup* the II S Department of Cnmmerer 2. The nuoatlon of seniority. Mur­ reporlrtl today ray aald It S Steel Corp. wanted William A. Dunlap, dlGrlrl man all seniority questions resolved to ager, repurled a survey which Hi satisfaction. showed sharp gains In financial, 3 Incentive pay. The labor :hlol agricultural mid industrial lines declared tl. S Steel Corp. also In­ The repnrl gave Ihcio figures sisted on Its version of Incentive. with 10.11 figures last: 4 The union shop Murray said Bank deposits $344,300,(XW In 12. Ihe industry falsely gave out Ihe 072.418.(XX) Impression that the union slp'l* •* Employes In manufacture: II. ihe only Issue Re called lhat "a 140 to 87,418; Ihrir wages t il, Nit. Assficiiilrtl Pri’.'is l-cuttcrl W ire FRIDAY JU N K El, IHS2 •I•• n *• h a v r t I mi* ♦hr h e a lth nod "fflri*-ot prr **•*•*••I l>, d<* Mil* hd» • ...............hr «•h ►ir hM,pnn * y ih «i lr . Ih r/nillomn >it n| I h* «dh*»r p" ikrr >4 i»l**o • Miullllfll a t t III 4 Thr h e a lth mf f i r r l * a( • lie V4 "diiiilun wi'i'i' m h trr • d iro n •**•**|y hv .lantr * I tVa m| Iaw, Jr., 1*\ M. If ut h M |i t h»* m ir i; it 1$ M. ti \|* »1itutrr and Mr •* •f h••r , thi* sarir i4t iiim - •.« fir tt* ffi||ir'**'ht riO'l If Ills* «-|*a k 4 h\ K •* |*•Ia* If"* t-shohlri • "Mieial *f|s*#'t| .wifin f"ll"'x**d ill-* Miif- i f f|i■»• and mMai»rre«| Tmt ihe til'll inrrhnif *»f the ift»r had hi's'ii h itrrut 4iit t r is. Ih (Jnill loan aid The A^RorlaHuH | a to 91»r*’*• times 1$ v#»iu , i ’dating Dmorii? th*’ itifia* h'-filth huit**. The lirxl merlini: lw odirdnlrtl ft#r h ptrmhd'i HI thlVf«*mi Uuxandur Smith InvuntN Cultivator Alexander Sr.,Hit uf Sanford has recently 'riven erl a citrus m ill t.ilur which I. tlie only thing uf its kind Ihits fur. F E llrerken ridge, manager of (be chamber of Commerre. anrimiiieeil Inday The eultivalur Is seherlllled In go ,„ln priiduetiun for general imbue u-e shurtlv Mr Smith, an Inventor of note, I- the owner unit operator nf Sindh's Garage on Ihe Orlando Highway Me has previously In­ vented ihe "Snapping Turtle" self propelled Hilary lawn mover whlrh Is manufactured in Atlanta Movie Time Tahir HIT/ Fri. - Hat. . “ Lion and the Horse" 1:00 - 3:63 - 0:4« 9:37 "The Gunman" 2:8!) • 4:52 - 8:18 Sunday • "Pat and Mike" 1:19 - 3:10 • 6:10 - 7:19 - 9:19 MOVIELAND "Born to He Bad" 7:48, frattire 8:2(1 • last ■how 0:89 Hat. • "Hot Lead" «nd "Emergency Wedding" Sunday - "A Girl In Every Port" PRAIRIE LAKH "When In Romo" 7:40 - 10:30 “Without Honor" Ui.'lu only 1 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/. 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I n e 1ft, IMS TUB SANTORO HIRALD Sheriffs Meet ' V' 5*i fl ' Rotary Hoot "oCSKftSS**" _____ Hutchison noted th# In* stance of the enforcement‘of tho ( C u l l s s t l F r a * P r | l OS*) 4 • gambling laws In Illinois aa a cast by a Central government, far re­ to which "the state Factory Price* of Illinois ................... Baynes aald that many of them moved from our supervision and not reaching down for power, but ara atilt in the agpartmental stage, Sanford’s only Venetian Blind Manufacturer, 1 J our ntlenllon, one of the conse­ the enforcement of gembllng laws and may grow or dimlnlih In Im­ quences will be an uninformed, was being thrust upon the State offer* you complete service tor | portance aa time goes on. Among Many awards were mad# for them he Rated Cortisone which U passive and gullible public, en­ by local default. If local officials BLINDS ■mire to th i Betnlnola High grossed In private Interests j such been doing Iheir duty, It would School Library at tha Class Day being used with striking success enugh Is tho only apparent symp a nubile will lie an easy prey for had By PRANK CAREY itment of O Retaplng • Recording • Repainting * Cleaning tha, — treatment of arthritis. not havn been necessary for the exercises tom. Friday, Mias Edna In agitators and propagandists of all state to have Intervened." Pointing out that he baa seen pa­ Associated Press Science Writer In another report, two Chicago varieties. Free Estimates Chittenden, school librarian, aald tients bed-ridden for yeare get CHICAGO Wt-TwIcca-veir X- doctors said allergic diseases are “It Is Interesting to note that today. Bookenda ware presented "A people, however, who are up and walk after a 'week of ray examinations for mIndia-aged apt In develop In children of actively engaged in gnvarnlng In IlMH anil 1910, some 75 percent to MUs Charlotte Swann, a sen­ SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLINDS treatments, he added that eo far men who ere heavy smokara were iarenl* who themselves are ^suf J <hem*elvi>s In their own areas a of the registered gambling devices ior, for four vatfra service. MU* trei PfeosmAMJ W -------^ West Third Street the trsgDkr** affords no perms*/W?_ f t - w. mandril W ay hjt. a. " ‘-ish erers from alio,1‘/vut-wt1 _ '* the first'student to hove >‘ ~ pi-cp!- -rhe, I' th-y >c, noT'Cain In llliiim* —SV*. 'ru l«vcrn« and5-lfu S X & - . tO S o n,' G. f:.. (h s T rtrv * w (itVSns therefore the children should ha eiiuiiar public ploiM*, but that In served the library for four yaars. n city coin mi it*loner or lynai mentioned tha adDr. Haynes of Improving the attack on luag shielded from substances capable athuniM-lvo* first three months of the new Other awards included prise vancea which have been made In county sheriff or a school hoard th^ , _ a prlxa cancer. license year beginning July of producing allergic reactions. member have nt least worked to of -bookenda to Mlaa Miriam Moya, many kinds of disease* Declaring that there Is a higher They said that In such families. elect or defeat them, hawked their 1961, only 7 percent of the devices senior, for threa yaars aetvled, a treating with .penicillin --------- and tho -varloui proportion of lung cancer among dogs and cats should be removed activities, were In taverns while 93 percent treasurer'* guard to Mlaa Jean sulpher drugs, and said that with­ entered their debates, a P f t i C f C n ? /N < ;c . < ? A N fo tiv Pa i n t G i a \'<; Co than among non- from the home, lest the children heavy smokers thi were In lodge*, veterans' posts Carpenter, sophomore, and in tha next 10 or IB years he smokers. Dr. J. Winthrnp Peabody get a reaction from their fur: people who have written letters to country rlubs ami so forth. numeral guard to Mlaa Bettye their editors, who have helped or believed It would ha possible tn said he believed such an X-ray ■luffed tny animals, heavy drapes "These figures speak for them llamy, each tor two years service. control practically every kind nf procedure would assure spotting and hedronm carpeting should lie harassed their slate renresenla presented tor one year'a ser­ infectious disease. any such cancers early enough to avoided; and mother should even lives, raised money for their own selves. Thrv spenk loudly and Pins to seniors Mlasea Sally Mil­ Dr. Haynea also mentioned the allow successful surgical opera­ watch the type of cosmetic she hospital, such n people os this, an Insistently nf nn nttemnt to estab­ vice and resourreful pen lish n double stnndnrd nf ohserv ler and Barbara Wall; Juniors use of new artificial kldnayi and tion. uses to make suro It does not con Independent Evelyn Dorlon, Louise Johnson, told how they had kept patients "Until this la done," the Genrge- tain a chemical derived from i pie, will he a tough and wary cus­ nnce which would negate the con and Mary Lou McDonnell; sophoalive tor 18 to 20 days after their tomer (or any variety of agitator rept of equal treatment for all . town University doctor told the certain form of Iris plant. the most basic concept wo have, mores Mnry Mikolijclh. Bara own kidneys had ceased to func­ annual meeting of the American Dra. I.con Unger and Albert I have heard all the arguments Crews, Jonla Oglesby, Darlena tion, and of hasrt operations and Steel Strike Medical Association, "mortality Unger said ynungslera showing about how the slot machine tn the Adams, Helen Brown, and Bette vascular surgery. And he Inhi (from m am lung cancer) will continue any evidence of allergy “should country dub la one thing and the Earnest; and freshman Clarice great emphasis on the use if ll'nnllaead K rtM Fags Oael to be high*' be advised to avoid becoming whole blood to troatlng operative He aald that a definite diagnosis farmers, bakers, furriers, uphol­ cerned. rind maintain incentives ■lot machine in the earner saloon Craft. hllis Cnittenden also roves]ed cases aa woll aa patients Buffering of tung cancer is now possible in sterers, grain mill workers, flor for both parties to retch agree­ another. Of course thrre Is a dif­ from shock, anJ no closed with an have lats or workers around animals." ment on the disputed issue through ference. But I know also that the that tha library will ba open appeal for ’support of the local machine In either plum Is against throughout the lummer for thoao may "H Is easy to avoid these occu collective bargaining." blood banka. . even potions," they aald. "It may he Mr. Truman telted the bills last the law; and I know that the clt- students attending ntnttner school President Jack Ratigan wclwhen difficult to change when an adult." April, acting under what he termed lien who violates the law In hie and any others who may wish to corned to the club W. C. the Inherent powers of hls office. club Is In no position to Insist use It. Sho added that 100 new Hutchisonback who has been in Hast­ But the steel industry fought hack that hls elected officers enforce books have recently been acquired. ings on a potato doal, and Henry i Short Order Cook Is Apparently Goldberg hail some In Ihe courts and the seiiure wai the law In the rorner saloon." Among those of particular pop­ who recently returned "When the renulahte and Infill ularity are books of adventure Simpson upset by n historic Supreme Court ewclry Ihe woman claimed was from the Rotary convention in Killed By Waltreiui irrs and was taking It way In Ihe ruling on Monday nf last week that entlnl rltlsens nre guilty nf break such as "Partners of Powder Holo” Maalco City! Mr Truman lucked such Inherent Ing laws such a* this, they lose by Davla, “The Iron Doctor" by hag, police sold. Goldberg stopped o r Visitors Introduced by Charles MIAMI (At—A wailreai killed a on the corner and opened the bn power. II vwps, and "Tha Talking Tree" their power and influence to de­ . ‘ " g. Morrison Included Paul Jones of ihort-order rook with nnn nf hls Immediately after the court de­ mand nnd no* faithful perform by Desmond. Rooks on sports In- Daytona tornitr Sanfotdltd own boning knives on a downtown It was then Ihe stabbing occurred. cision, the steelworkers walked nnee by their local officials. They elude lu<‘ "The Rookie from Junction with the Beach, W ^ O % Salvation Army, William itn e l comer today after an all out are contributing toward the break Flats" by Webster, "Never Come White, Dr. John Morgan and J. C. HEAD OF HKEDMKN Btoht drinking party. 7 S O U T H P A R K AVI I’lending now for Congress to give rlown of loco] law enforcement and flack" by O’Rourke, "Delayed Bradley of DeLand. JACKSONVILLE I* — Dcl.lide The dead man was Identified ai llngadnrn, Tampa, Monday was him this power, Mr. Truman told hastening the day when govern Htral" by Waldman, and "Clown Cart Goldberg, 39. ulslntnr* In solemn words ment must be surrendered to At Second Bast" by Jackson. elected president of the F lorida Patrolmen A. E. Hambacher and Sandmen's Association at the that full-scale production of ateel higher levels nf authority." Among books tor boys a rt . M. Dillln aald the waitress wai group’s 2«th annual meeting here. Is absolutely necessary tot he West­ General Hutchison concluded by "Jeh Kill* of Candlamaa Bay" by tori* Kelbtim, It, and that ahe J Earl Johnson, Gainesville, ern rearmament program. He urging the sheriffs, "the first line Moore, "Johnny Rsb" by Allen and «d been living with Goldberg for was elected first vice president added: nf defense In local self-govern­ "The Scrapper" by Sllllman. Ani­ "The issue of pence or war hangs ment". to rely on "the cltisen* mal stories Include "The Defend­ T IIM H T A T B o r F L O R ID A T O : About a year. and Lee Hrsnan, Ocala, second ‘ bulanro, ‘ ‘ and steel Is a vital v who elerted vou" as a second line er" by Kolaahnlkoff, and "Dusty L IL L IA N W. C A R V K It, DOX l i t , The officers quoted Mra. Ruth vice prcaldcnt. Re-elected were in the l>L t!A H A N T V tL L K . NKW JKKHE1 of defense, "1 uin sure that tho of the Double Seven" by Doan, J Phillips, a taxi driver, ai saying Secretary If. R. Bingham, Jack element In the outcome,” A swum Compismt tisvlna bssn Alluding (hen tn tho great court large malorlly of our dllsena while hooka of special Interest to ril*<l A h required lay tow, nil Horn In the City of Sanford, ihe saw tho waitress grab an 8- aonvllle, and Treasurer Bernard you In tht Circuit fight over his seiiure powers, Mr. want good government”, he said, girls are "Two's Company” by Court HgHirial In and fur Hsmlnola County . inch boning knife from a bag Gold- Cannon, Ocala. Floridn, must lie vncclnntcd aRiiinnt rnhlett by June 30, Truman said he believed he was "We might help you If wo knew Cavanna, "Class Ring" by Du Jar- In Cham-ary fur illvorca, tha ahnrt - terg was carrying and stab him tltln of which la P A U L D. C A ItV K II only living up In hls oath of office 1952, nnd the varcinntlon Ing contlminlly worn by dogg n Uie chest. din, 'Another Spring" by Eyre, to do. You might consider Plaintiff, vs. L IL L IA N \V. CAII ROY SHOT when he ordered aclxure of the what v e il, Jiafiniaat, Ihvss prssvnt* ara the Idea of keeping us hotter In "Bssuty and the Beckoning Road'* to She rsn from Ihe scene at Southon n collar or hornetm for th e following year SARASOTA i/R-A World War I steel plants last April fl. you III sppaar anil tit formed of ynur problems and nsk by Weber, “Sarah" by bro, and yourraqulra weat First Sired and Seventh Ave­ German (Mauser) souvenir pistol wrlttsn ilafsnsva to tha Com‘ * He continued: "My larva la a Gypsy" by Frasier. Plaint tin or bafors ths 21th day of nue, but was csplurcd by police killed a 12 year old Harasoln boy "Nuw a majority of the Supreme our help when vou think it Is need In order to iircnmmodule dog owner*. Dr. Raymond Juns, A. I>. t i l l , nthsrwlaa a I>a■bout a block away. She was held Monday. Court have declared that I cannot ed. I slncerelw l.-ll.-ve that aa long "Meet the Malones" by Weber orsa Pro Confaaao will ba tntarad for Investigation pending filing of L. IIiihm, V eterinarian, will be nt the rea r of the City Samuel L Carlisle Jr. was shol take the action I believe neces­ as the Sheriff Is the first Hue nf id "Buckaroo" by Hess are asalnat you. formal charges. Wltnsaa my hand and official through the stomarh when he look sary. But they have said very defense In local self-government, «»ka of general Interest, while aval Hall June 4 • I t • IS • 25 to vncclnnte doge from 1 ta at Hanford. Hamlnnla County. as long a* he la doing hls Job the library a collection of science Flnrlda, The patrolmen said Goldberg and the pistol from a case In the home dearly that the Congress can thta tha llth day nf May. 3 P. M. without fear or favor, wo will fiction Includes "Rockets, Missiles ■ MUs Miss Kf ‘ V, Kft ......................... of William II. /.Iff, of the /.Iff Davis etchum had been "drinking A H . IDSl "Whatever may have been the O. I*. I-------IIISItNDON /, And quarreling long." rrollng all night long.” Publishing Co. Intention nf the court's majority maintain our American way of and Space Travel" by Ley, "PsbClarkk of tha Circuit Court "Every tall The pistol was one nf II) belong In selling limits on the President's life and Old Glory, the flag that bln in th# Sky" by Asimov, gumont continued as they A fter June 30 nil dons found w ithout n tag certi­ 1 wS:d,r/down ........................... the street about 7 Ing to Wlllln ’/Iff Jr. C,,,n,,r powers, there can he no question wo reverence, will rontinue tn fly Boy's Book of Science Fiction" hv .HEAL, fying th a t they hnve been vaccinated for rahle* for Cordon V. Fradarlck over a free people." Wollhslm, "The Man Who Sold of their view that the Congress I1, t*. Una Ilia Th" program of the morning the Moon" by Helnlein, and Hanford. can enact leglilnllon tn avoid a year of 1952 will he Hiihjrrl to being picked up by the Florida crippling work stoppage In the else Included n brief address by "When World* Cotllda” by Bal- Atlornay for •In,Iff Police and killed. F. E. It reek on rid go. manager of mer. steel Industry . . . Films and FlnHhhulhH is s i r s th is t i » HID IX VITA THIN TD the Seminole Count* Chamber of "The Issue Is squarely up to Ihe Mis* Chittenden sddsd that next $ propoaala will ba t racalvad Congress. I hope the Congress will Commerce, Mr. Brcekenrldge men year's library circulation will ba InMaalad City Llcenne Tag* for dogn for 1952 i r e now tha offlca of tha City iClark, City tinned the tremendous Increase Ir meet It by enacting fair end ef­ U P to 6878 from 6666. Kail, Hanford. Florida, up until REDUCED IN PRICE! available and ownern m ust obtain tnga prior to June tho burden upon sheriffs causer fective legislation." 1:00 o’clock p.m., b.m., Juna I*, m i, tram Cartload I'ublh- Acvnuntanta Mr. Truman said the seltura law bv the great Influx of people Into 30lh from the City Tax Collector, City Hall. to maka an annual audit or in.at the he recommended should not pre­ Florida and called for a moro Llty'a raiorda for flacal yaar andvent the government from chang­ equitable means of paving tha Judge L. A. Grayson Imposed a In* Haptambar 10, till, as follow#: Coet uf License Tag .25 Audit uf rtcnrda alter clnaing wages and working conditions sheriffs commensurate with thll I je a r sentence Monday on Mrs leaa of flacal yasr. furnlahl during Ihe period nf government plat uf ----lahl cuplaa raporl of aiaml” Lola Carter, ST, convicted of alter­ naVlom J. K. Chittenden of Coat of Ruble* vaccination 11.75 operation, nmol. ing preacrlpUona to get narcotica, .. Altarnaln proposal For the remainder of June all As n followup to this tho White Hanford Naval Air Htntlon also Ilnuuua audit, furnlahlna a realdent of rural House called In tup defense and spoke, thanking the sheriffs nf Mra, Carter, John M. (rillon, vuplss “ f raporl of asainhi Flash Bulbs and Varichrome Films are was brought to court oa altar cluaa of fiscal yaar. production officials In discuss this thin vicinity for tholr understand Tampa, stretcher and remained on II Tha City Coaimltslun rasarvas substantially reduced aa foBuwa: afternoon the arrangements for re­ Ing ennperatton In kmplng naval athroughout proceedings. She tha riehl to rsjacl any nr all blits Acting City M anager suming enough steel production to people out of trouble and straight­ recently wasthe operated on because racalvad. 39c (120 meet "critical defense require ening them out when they got of a bone disease. If. N. HA TR R city Clark. Into It. ments." Presidential Assistant John It. MIX MONTIIHt Hleclman said Defense Secretary 0 file Robert Isivclt, Munitions Board DADE CITY Ms—Charlie Brown. Chairman John Small, Defense 17, convicted of manslaughter In KJ, ASH III'M IS : Production Chief Henry H. Fowler tho shooting nf hls son-in-law of a and While House Aide David Stowe week, ill* i k c ii flvmtmtvii has been sentenced (o •»*» six 12c HF ................... ...... 14c would go over the entire list of months In prison nr a 1175 fine. defense needs and decide how .. 13c Prerni 4 0 ........... 15c Judge W. Kenneth Barnea nf much production Is nocenary. tho Pasco Cnunly Court of Record .. 14c PreM 25 H ...... lflc Steelman's office also aald (Beet, passed sentence after the jury rec­ man, wtm la acting defense mnhlll- ommended mercy. ser, probably would meet later In AND MOST IMPORTANT ! I Drown admitted shooting Thaithe day with officials of the steel bert 30, but maintained It Industry and the Steelworkers was Stevens. Wa show you how to use ynur Film and Flash Bulbs to taka self defense. Union. BYTTER Pictures and correct your mlatakeit The natlnn'a output of steel la down to an estimated 12W per Brlnkrr, newly appoint­ DONT FOROET . . Wo are a CAMERA amt (lift cent nf normal capacity. For di­ edHoward coach and chief scout fm rect defense needs—not Including the end Shop and ran give you the best quality and aervlca Browns in the NFL "defense • support" production holdsCleveland a Masters Degree in Phys< In developing amt printing. Most prints ars 6c and to strengthen European defense* leal Education from Ohio Htate U. against Communism—Ihe armed ovarslse Prlnta 7c forces use approximately IS per tO-CAl COMFOBT AT KlOfUM-CAK cent nf total output. Rut Ihe mili­ * co eit That’s whjrprlca-wlse buyers ONE DAY SERVICE. TOO. tary requires up to 89 per rent i switching to the brilliant new attoraatlc drives. Packard'* mighty of some scarce high alloy ateela Our Camera Rspalr Service Is Excellent and Fast , . . ANT) T hunderbolt engine la t k t w r ld 't nnd other special types for critical k lg b ttb n m p rtttltn titb it Baaamailc GUARANTEED. Rrlng us your Camera • • Sea an d drive the flnest care defense needs. Power Brakes* assure faster stops with Packard big ever built. Bstre.wlde Mr. Truman did not fin Into any Problems . , . /S D IH a details a* to how and why the doors make entrance easy. Roomy in* direct union munacomrnt negotia­ teriors have tttut *t m U t t s ibt c*t it tions broke down. bigkt You get complete, all-round t Isl* They were reported, however, to bill ty ami the targeet luggage fomparw have collapsed largely over the meat offered by eny sedan 1 altbc Are Presented At School’s Library 'wice-A-Year Cancer X-Rays Are Urged For Those Who Are Smokers VENETI AN B L I NDS . J . S b n f o r d P r in t — Legal Notice NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS CAMERA f t GIFT *Z 7 0 2 In turn Oil1! Of AU f t s h a r * ffuilf Mme M i i M IW m i eWh PH Z ir "N A M f M 0 » CARS" CONTI! 20 kf flvtn v m !i v-*J - 1 V -.— tmAtft* *-a w « “ • ‘*r So-ct^V -t ; -' t.*1- * < i- . ■ :i • : rw , 14 Btok ■M lag fMlghfi Eajey p en pellea irea air fig aew F in tr i I n i Air CHtiltiMtrl 0 i *, , t./ ^jt , r a �I r ir KW IT tO U DON’T THE W EATHER i N t i n j m t Baaferd Herald, City D tlh tr}, by T M F. M.. pltaa# rail YELLOW CAB 1444 Filt and continued hot through rhur'iday, except (or widely scatlered afternoon thundershowers. S i t W e f t m l b AN INDEPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER KHhihlished 1D0H •V O LU M E XXXX111 Session Of S heriffs’ Meet Is Held SANFORD. Ike Meets Small And Big Fry FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY JU N E 11, ID52 steamroller A x i s ’llSenate Demands Use U s e d F o r T a f t F o r C o n t r o ls Of Taft-Hartley A ct In S teel Showdown S h e r i f f Youngblood Elected New Pres­ ident Of Gr oup; v Mero, 2nd V. P. Paul Hoffman Criti- Year's Extension Is cizes Naming CK VotcdOnW agc.Rcnt MacArthur As Key­ And Price Control; noter At Convention Hoad Bill Is Voted M«*ting In Ha 30th aaaalon for the third tlma thla morning at tha City Hall, tha Florida BhrrIffa Association heard addresaea by Rap. C. Farrla Bryant of Ocala, apaaker-dealgnata of tho Houaa of Repreaantativ**; Rail­ ro a d Commissioner* Jerry Carter and Wilbur King, State Attorney General Richard Ervin, Seminole County Judge Dnuglaa Stenatrom, Rep, Mack Cleveland, Jr., and C o u n t y Prosecuting Attorney George A. Spear, of Sanford. H. J. Youngblood, Fcrnandina, ■harlff of Naeeau county, wax A elected prealdent of the Assoc!*tlon at tha cloalng eaeelon thla afternoon, it waa announced by W. E. Van Loon, fkld eecrctary from Jaekaonvilla. Sheriff Youngblood succeeds R. L. Kendrick*, Penaacola, aherlff of Eacambla county, who wui named a director at large of the Aaaoclatlon. Sheriff B. D. Pcaraon of Suraaota county waa elected first vice-president; Sheriff Mero, Sari^ ford and Seminole County, an se c ­ ond vic*-pre*id*nt| Sheriff J. I’. Hall, Green Cove Springe and Clay county aa trcaaurer, and Sheriff Alex D. Littlefield, DeLand and Voluala county an seerotary. Sheriff Rrnward Cooker, Se­ ining and Highland* county wan named a director frunt the Seventh Congrenlunal Dialrlrt and Ralph P. Witt, nherifr of Columbia county, aa director from the Eighth Dlatrlct. In the chief addrrea of the morning Rep. Bryant, who waa introduced by Rep. Volla William* Jr. of Sanford, maater of cornmonlea. outlined what he believed to ba the principal battle* of theao .time*, Big Government veraua little government, volun­ tary colleetlvtwi venue Involun­ tary colleetlvtem, and morality veraua Immorality. h In theao battle* he aald he fait that the ahaUffa harlffs of the atato plav 'a leading rdkV. "Your effort* are of prime im porta nee," he aald. “You aut the atage upon which tho acene la played. You «an <»t a atage which I* conducive to a higher order of morality, to a voluntary compli­ ance with the lawa and more* of the people." “Voluntary collectivism," he de­ clared, “la the hlgheet form of In­ dividual enterprlaa, men of dig­ nity working together to do a job they can't uo apart. They cannot work thla way without mutual Confidence nnd a lack of fnvorltiim, ami when voluntary collectlviam fall* down, compulaory col­ lectivism arises in It* place." He maintained that aa long aa tha local sheriff “ha* tho confldtnca ami welfare of the people at heart" there will be no need for further centrollaation of authority. He commended the ■hrriffa for doing a fine Job, “with certain noticeable excep­ tion*,“ and urged them to takn ■tepa through a more extensive public relation* program to sell themselves to the people. Railroad Commissioner Curler. ll'«*llaafS » • r*e* d e b ti NEW YORK i-n-one nf the top WASHINGTON - The House advisers In (icn. Dwight D. Else., Ranking Committee voted lialny turner s campaign (nr the Rrpabli (1) for a full year's extension id can presidential nomination laid wage, price anil rent controls, and today that sclrrtlun of Gen Doue (2) for dropping all control* over las MacArthur as GDI’ keynoter real estate ami consumer credit was nn attempt to steamroller the The rommlllrr I* working on a convention for Sen Robert A. T*ft measure to irplnre the present This complaint against the Ar Defense Production Art — the ha rangement* Committee for the *ic control* law which expire* nnrty's Nalinnnl Convention eanu' llllll' from I'aul V Huffman, chairman Knocking out real estate von of the Advisory Committee of Clti Irnl* would mean the end of Hie sen* for Elsenhower government'* present Regulation lie said MacArthur'* selOClipn 'X ' which sets the required down a* keynoter was a "iirn Tuft*' *1 payment for purchase of new tempt to "get the old steamroller lollies Itie government eased in motion " ItegulMtiiui X term* enrller this Talking with reporter* after im week hour long conference with ijsnn Consumer credit controls, which hmver this morning. Hoffman laid regulated down payment.* on auto "The nomination should n<4 be mobiles, radios ami many other decided hy machine larllr* We items were suspended recently knew the Arrangement* Contnilt Fhe House eiimmlllee's derision, lee wa* pro-Taft I’m surprised flnallv approved by Congress,If they did not give the keynote to would mean they could not he re I’ait himself posed "When all the shmitlni I* (var. Iinlit other important actions, the It's the people who will deride, committee not Ihe Arrangement* roinriiltde I Stipulated that Ihe *up|torl I don't think II will hurt F.jsen price* for six basic agricultural firmer a bit " eniiimodules corn, wheal, cot Reporter* asked Hotfmmi i too peanuts, tollmen and rice (ien Elsenhower bad *alil of 1'hall not he less than tin per cent MacArthur selection minty Present law allow* them "Well, he asked me wh(l t of to hi' *iip|Hirtri! on a sliding scale thought," Itoff mill) replied g from 7.1 to tin per cent Huffman mnilr a few giinfdcd ' T3y inDenied the mlmlnlslrntioii's remark* on relations between request for restoration nf Ihe jam Mae Arthur and Gen Kisenhn or to lni|Hisr livestock slaughtering Hr mentioned that once Mini sin Arthur chose Elsenhower. Hi Parity u* the term I* used (or enlnnel, to lie lit* ehlef of Firm commodity prices, is a price In the I’hillpplne.* declared by law to he fair to Imlli "A* long n* Ike was III a farmers anil consumers II is nil nrdliuilo position. Ike wa* wol 'Halt’d by a birmuln taking ,u fill." Huffman said, itoclinln|| to '•'•■m il of prices of things farmers go further and imisequcnlly varies with Switching Ihe cimver«allm to '"i' 4n Ihirne prlre* Elsenhower prospects ol elec Ion, changes Members of the House nun If nominalcd, he said Ihe get Mai i« « h ||hh p 4 On fu g * stands a good chance nf carrying • • O llflT I A HICttC DAT in Ahllenc, Kan. (icn Dwight D Klxcnhnwrr lake* a few- mimirnti elT In also autograph* for these youngsters Itclnw. Ihe cnndUlol* for the GUP f'reatdrnlliri nomination greets a woman drtrgnte, union* nllici t from mld-weslcin Sliirs. al the home of Charles Case, Kansas delegate In the national rnnvcntton fftifernnihmalf Sheriff Is Given Stewart Gatchel Court Authority Talks To Kiwanis To Evict Widow About West Point , a Officer Told He O n Value Qf, J^Tor^l DevHire AsIVIany De­ alopfnent At Acadputies As He Needs emy Is Emphasized LACKER. Mich «,P — Sheriff (’I,irk Gregory who wo* roughed up ln*t iiiiiiith when hi' and u deputy tried tu evict n widow from her property today w a s Riven court authority to (lire a* man? deputies n* he need* to carry out eviction* Circuit Jmljg, I’uul V. (iudulu. recognising that "there exist* nn emergency," said the ex-marine sheriff nny hire n* many aildltlon al deputies "s* the exigencies of Ihe situation limy require " When Gregory tried to evict the widow he nnd a deputy were roughed up by angry farmer* and tossed off the property. Four of Ihr five farmirx nr cttsed of manhandling him now are frre on I2,(xx> bond and u fifth, nimble to make hail, I* in Jail The eviction trouble stems from the failure in IMS of the Lapeer Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association. Many members, most­ ly farmers In this urea, have re­ fused to tiny assessment*. A* n result, at least two have lost titles to tbelr lartns Sheriff Gregory first tried slnle jmllce for help after he was Suit For Damafgefl They said they could give Ends In Mistrial evicted aid only if normal mean* of main­ taining law and order were In­ The 1100,000 damage suit of adequate. There was no Indication when Naomi J. Schneider and husband, (raellNotS ll* P*a* Klan li William Sohnlder Against Dr. J. C. Gibbs and wife, ended thla morning In a mistrial In Circuit Theodore Johmton, \ Court. Thla waa due to the fact that a Yeartf01dtI)ied Todafy wltneae for tho plaintiff referred Theodore Johnson, four veer old *? the, Inauregee ah* carried. On Jim liihie of this, E. F. Hmu- son of Mr, and Mrs. T. G. Johnholder, attorney for the defense, son Sr. died at the home of his *«**d for a declaration of a pnrenla in Eureka Hammock at Mrial. The motion waa granted Hi'Jft a.m. today. The child wn» born Jan. 3, fjjd** M. l.'fcnHh. Alan aarrtew the defendant* waa John Me-1048 In Rapford nnd was a mem­ ber of tlm Church of God. Carty, Orlando nttornay. In addition In hii parent* he Is ^N«b>Behn*ld*T waa seeking the lltNLOOO damage* for Injuries re­ atirvlved by three alstera. Mrs. w in d In an automobile collision Annie Elisabeth Dean of Toocka. Kn*.j Margaret Louise and Vivian Irene Johnson of Sanford; hi* grandmother, Mrs. Annie Brewer of Sanford. 1'mI Funeral aervlce* will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday at tha Church of God, Twenty-fifth and Elm Avenue with Rev. Joe C. Craw* . No matter haw far away officiating. Burial will follow In fnat H M yea may to an year Lake View Cemetery. S "via&f i i ^ *"“ ■ Swiford Herald Vacation-Pack matlen yoa can really catch ip in the hanw town newe by ,raa«hg tha Ranferi Rarald when yen retara. Ton can ar- M p w f S S ReraM aaved far yea m» two away, U^bo 1IV" SWIMMING PROGRAM After yesterday’* huge turnout of 108 children at tha Municipal pool for awlmming lessons. City Recreational Director Thome* Stringer, announced plana today for a five-day a week awlmming program, “Wo a n planning to separate tha children Into rive different classes which will meat once every day of the week," ha eantalned. Originally only two day* went allocated for awlmming on T daye and Thursdays. Mr. Strli, Mated that the reason tha aw: mlng program ha# been la to accommodato the h bar of ewlmmera. DeUlla announced later, h* said, No. 210 Ansorlull'd P ress l.ejisrd W ire A llrirf Kimtsh In Slrcl Parley WASHINGTON P The Senate, slicking hy its stand that Presi­ dent horn.,u should use Ihe TaltII.n Hey Act III Hie steel ertsis. to­ day ri-ierted another move to give Him the plant seizure powers ha asked Some government official-, were of Hie opinion Hie Senate stand would virtually force Mr Truman to turn to the T II Law. which he dislikes. In an eftori to end the strike nf i;.*.n.(a*i CIO Steelworkers There was no sign, however, that Hie administration contemplated my imminent action Si'll Morse ' It Ore I offered Hie new si'i/urr proposal In the Senate. It was slapped down .Vt to 2ri Morse argued that Hie TaftHartley Law. which permits anilstrike mlnnrllmis, would not a* sure production of steel " Niiicrirnns have hreii deluded into a eonrlusinn that there Is Mielhtng atioul Tuft Hartley that w u n l i t k e e p sliu'l production go M o . o ' l o b I i h e Senate, anil mg ut*Ifil I t lust ain't so t ill H a r t l e y now, To i n v o k e Slri-J i t | ’ « r 11’ n t i l i n I * 11 ' p n p H u W l i i l t I I d h r t i t W h -s I m fol 1Inu iii|* * •ntiHri i MU' •< *inn of tn m I) ................ Hth mi'll ll '<» » i D ! * " I 1I I I 11h M o t I i y * ( l i t l l f l ' t l t l » f I I I ' I m i » ' <l ■ h . ’ I v i M l t|-' M i 11! \ I H 4M i i ' J l 44'MHilniiwI D m r n « r lU «lil| Future’ Farmers Order Is Placed AreCiven Awards W ithAtlantaTir On Class Program For Nativity Scene I ' u u i r»i W i l l M U ' w fter , e .Seminn ii 11 l l h I ' l u i ,V S i i - \ l l * t i f 1 | i i ii " ■ i t i i i f t S t f t I i V i r ji , u n i t I U m i J r| M l I I I V f " i l l , I I l l ' l l l i t ' i f ! ' i f ' l l * - I m m I ' I , t - i h t \ I J M i u f i l m S l i ' t | * - m |i A * l '1 1 I t M I I • ' ' , I I t ' l 11 V t ' t t IJ *' J 11 A t o l l I M •t H ' I f f ' 1 I • 111 i I I V t ■ | I ' * 111> 111 M i l Ml ll I T ' t i 1 ' I l i t ) l i K t r i l " f I m j t t ‘ I t * I tt f i l l ' . I ( i - t ‘H | i ' l l *' I n <| » t l l l l ' l O-'tf I'MinI 'I'Uhtlttli Mi. i Acheson Explains Koje Communists N o r t h Atlantic Slay 15 POWs In Treaty Program Night Of Terror Powers Of President Lenders Meekly SiirTo Send Men Over­ render Ami Are Be­ seas Not Kxtended nin Held By A111e.; fTinptrr nf Fuiin arlile, Tim «tre»* put nn uiiiihI dove* A group uf (Itru ro which in life lopiiii'lit, Integrity, honeaty, mi,I sin- depict the N ativity Seen* "I'J A i n n I r a i1#*r i ' I v e i l 1 alngleneas nf purpose III Imlning Inc Imb' the main I'liniai'l"?* Iti tbr K r i l l 11c I ], K m I d v , , IM I\ N I * 4' 9 919il It A Hi l'r » ll Itlltll III It It I h it w ut West I’otiit Military Academy story "f Hie first Clirl-tiocs -1 r u t I m . M l I I I , ' 1 •illi nf I hi iuteii Mm— I«mI t \ t|t Is11 i I tSI V MI Kote , p * oil, llt Mip I) III »u- stressed today In a talk t-» night, ha* Iweij iirdi'led from ' • ! h » M i S t h 4H » | 1 ' I n s mmih1 pri'Hin i nf u .h m <i»m jM M iln l I m D ie I V i l i - f . i l I tiitw liltf EMull i i r h vyear ••i r r tthe h e 'Null,m„l Kutii'f Kiwnnlan* by I.lent. Col. F. .Stow1- artist, Douglas Well* uf Alim n l t H h i 'i piriMid ‘ muniiM » !l I t U’llii’v 11»>v\ i l l r i l a •of if A A ruerii'M met Foondnl ton, liit iin l I m m i I I n f *iIi* nrt GaU'liel of the National Guard, Ga., and inure tlinn one half f E f l rruu'rm i nn*hi td in ttit flii'ii mi'i'klv n* instructor at Seminole H ig h till' Jiur.'hnsi' prlre uf Itirill '-a* I lie Innkes ll possible for some lltp 9|i|ir *»% ii I tif I h i I Ii il«<il I n m i l l i sill l rntIt'li'il to I mini N.illMli Si bool unit graduate of the null- been ctdleiTed ami depnslli'd In the students „f ngrii'iillurc l„ ren-ive f i t r liu r tiu f il in iMMlj' till HJl! Ill medal' i„ pul,I!,- speaking and iIn * t in M jirjin Hi in i 111-ti i % l it, tnry m mleiiiy. He was Introdureil Alimit Ic Natlonul Hard I i l l I* n f < V* ti i n «-1f i i r I i i h i r ii if A i n •sin 11In shxk.iilr tiy Hie Rev. J. FI. Ron' The fond* riroreselll the g <n Tin m mi-elm ides iiiiMri V |,il.Hi’s 1M i lh hi** *nn in Viii> i ii nn mild if1' *ci/i'i| -•'vi'11 Among Hie dl»llngii1*liad irue*t* of minis’ Individual*, i hureli usd Tills year. Waller IViedcr ImM tml imUhir tS« ut tit* ii util nil iml IiniiI'i'I' i 'idi’i at the meeting were State At­ civic groups. Using the Mune ii -l •..... ml i 'i' bi -helent of ngi limit or e. I r \ |i«i Iit in ti Ih h D Ii I I m H i -taI n u l l hi»iif! n n iln .iMiip It.id hi’in sliittiil lit*1 pntilie t o r n e y lllek Ervin and Assistant Rand Shell for a selling, the '><- receive,| t|„. award fni Mir i|«*rUh»n. Ilnl Ir mIit 's iuti' put in istiLiiiim Slate Attorney Gem go Owens, livlty Scene i« eipevtml to •* speaking. t i ll <Utirr llt tl 1111 mm - in » both o f whom have been guests displayed for many Chrlstmn - * Andrew Tcslo, nls,, n seeimil WASHIMiTON r Sri t •■ •in v * • ! n iiH I t'xuif iM utmiml til Mu* uw during the sheriff*' convention; to cume. More donation* an- , ■ ve„r s'mlenl. re,-,.|vei| i),,. rami SDi I m A rhi’sim Ii Hflrij I miIdv Mm I’m Im nri', Mmi rt*fnrii’fI i" iHunt Voile Williams Jr., who was pre­ quested. m— tiselrs -m l H„.A.rv |s,.i| fariiiiiii: I m .i I h s In liiliiU A . ’ l i i n l if'riildiiY t»i lilt r niiii|h(iiii'l hill -siilh'lllv sent; Hheilff Willis Mi Call o f The following gift* hsv» he.q «',",rd for (ds o” i'taoi|lng work In Inin Die m il Drill immlMii inlllt.iiv i Minpliffl u Inn ,i t iiiiip,mv nf Lake county nnd FARRON Cnnulr. received: 'ids line lie will also reecivo at i* ilo uni ,,i .iiiv vi uy .ol,I Vllli’l it ,iii lumps i ii lu ll up F. W. Triipolln of the Kiiiifunl llaptlri fJhiirrti—Mrs. Voile Wil­ 'he F VA Still- Convention, llav fillinm Hie Pre'idcril' poui-rs to semi Naval Auxiliary Air Rtation. V h iilur nf huiuh I'i i -Mu l*rn liams' class. I'l.lHI; Fidelity fbi . 'onn Beach tills week, a X'Jfi sin to Ann r ii "in l mops ■l,i , ,I iiti huiilirui U.Tihi Niuth Km t ,m nf At West point, said Cnl, Gnt lin.OOl Woman's Hihle Class, $|„ log* bond award from Hie Butt ll i i u r v r , lie -I I it In lit, Sen He ftfri ;ilift inn Mill It il mrii NViieliel, endeta learn to obey ‘ ey uorder* 100) Glrrle M, FJ.UU; I’hllalh' a Tractor Co, Foreign llelntiiui ■ oeimiltee in. without arguing, adding_ that pnn Chi-*, lifi.tm. fils supervised flit mlng program pri'Vlims view II ,tl tin* Pteslileiil shin it Ihit sh.imht* ' nf f itmpnuiitl •Pi ‘UImim Ihe Ill'll . M'sInImI ill Presbyterian Church, exiTOtton of a good plan Is'in for t tie Ittnir.u ','tmid I •*•ill ifi inis such luilbot i " v, tie11 Ihe de a* good as good execution of a Rentilnll Avcnuo Chapel, J5.<"'i elmli's Mm ral'ingr of two e m u f..r poll Ii ,,f 0,e Imin. v-hi,Ti| .,|\.,,, r pfi il I1In.I Ann t n m 1411■!1A< •<.1••I First (’liiirch of Christ Rclcnlut, dairy milk, five rows for beef, too Hii» 'eeiiriiy of Ho I'htteil State li t rt 1 tiuul Nn 'L i v limy h* m l i tin poor plan. •uf* i ihlt |»a 111inf 9im; mi *-»t m in lie told nf the four yearn of f'Kt.'iti; KpHropal (’liurrh, s' cow* for italrv breeding, and 75 'I'he ,|iieslii,n v , i i, ,il In Sen tilt M|u i'llW 'Af(i It tpim: training In which must discipline Marks Chapter. IHM'U: Asaemb'v head of bog* fop meat and l u c d IIP ken loop, u ,lt I , , i In, m l il ft intlinn Ir wiutpnTi lug. ffc Is also cultivating four vl , III "vitill r HI I I ll tn Itie Atlll'l i* self-discipline, including self. of God, fit,(HI. Methodist Church. Woman's So­ acre* of Irisb potatoes, four aei," leiiii people " \ nn*1 HMD h 11 .ii* tritpi 1 Imiml Inflicted physical discomfort. f'UjIlt DOW Imi In till Cadet* Jearn to tnke and follow ciety of Christian Service, 131!.-**■. " f watermelons and 15 a rrc ' of \ • Inon wns > tlfvillg tin III,' hhit*r| ip ii uH| in • «itii|M>iiriil 11 order* In nrdrr to be better pre- Judge Ware's Class, 15.00; Tru u pasture for livestock, secoml iluy on ll •• two iliu-iinie,il luired In give orders, he declared, Hcckcrs Class, 18.00; Daughters "f Mike Rn'undn was winner and,l v»hit'll he ts urging 'lie Semite to lothi .1 ninth Iii»(Iv tinnhh'fl up m mi ml *1r■1in iv.i> Hi si*m\ *•«••! in Mm At the end of four yenrs, the Wesley, 188.00. David Van Ne’« was runner up "f Pilot Club, 128.00; the Gird 'i 'he Klwatds Club award of |5il, .lpprti"e ipileklv ■ ll 'l"ll In sun -ill nn ut || cadet learn* In which branch of ibir iii'tlnn tiy iiIHe. iiiirntid Fivi' hiMlir • m h *' fiMiml hi tho service he I* to he commission­ Club, 110.00; PEO Chapter V. the same In h« used Inward the Hue is ,i pi' , 1'1 , ontr'iei between 11r ni Iif m unit JtlmMmi m in th in ed a* ll second lieutenant, and this 10.30. expenses of attending the Nation Personal Gift*-John William'. "1 FFA convrntfnn tn Kansas Cllv Hie I lulled iln'l ■ Hi ibim Ft unee Hniiril u i*|| will lie determined by his academic Western ticeinimv 'Flic nllier 1 Mm* vir fi iii' h tniml 'M ir Mmi average. He learns that within 110.00; Fred Wilson, 91.00; H e In Repternber. The sward wn *I mill Is i prill, ii'ol J,; winch Wcslritl hth inf I his litif’k *Hhm ii iH *u'rn him lie deep reserves that can Ire Denton, 11.00; Mrs. Jorganscn. ti**cd on the aiinervineil farm pro­ Germniiv asnutne Hu idilluntiiui hr 1Mu mill 1 -ipi H ui-ii’ l int .•••dinil 98.00; Mrs. Worker, 98.00; Mi* gram, home Improvements, supple tapped. ;i nieinber nf Hie Norlti Albintie Ml'l'lp "When victory of your force* R. T. Thrasher. 91.00; Charle* menlary farm Jobs, cooperative nf Treaty llrgiiiiira'ioii iNAFtti piit'U| Mary t»ieei jr llfown. Marriwether, 91.00; and the lives of your men depend PIBrrtWBMivn I tii'iilv nn! 1 ID’Mprl nun r f.ilol nfflrrs held, ami other 91.00; Bernice Rlone, 91.00; Cot activities, It nation** »■ Paa* Might! Ai'lieann also ti stlheil ipeeffleil h.i 1h»H a in* frnri". (till 1114: M»»activities. bett Rudd, 91.00; Michael Diet/., ly Hint the llnllcil Stub", linn inuile Joe Pickens and David Hnsack mi t'linimilifionts in send Ainerlcim nil hi Tlmy '/till lliul li' nlrrs h it! l.00; Mrs. Leonard Clark, 910'1. In kill IIif*in Smyrna BeautieiT |r*. Earnest Betts, 9L00; Mr* were chosen this year hy Mr. End troops to nltl the French fir.titlin! phiiitmM Ihr NnrMi K nrnii' in Mm dy to attend the Forestry Train Ciiiniiiunlsls In Imlorhliia F. E. Roumlllat, 91.00; MlTai Come To Sanford bolt, 9100; Mr*. W. P. Prookn, inif Camn at Camp Olem Rtate 'Fills point nlsii w;is railed tiv .■nni|im»nrl wntr Mir MillH <iu il ;miii|» lt» Im ihs)mt U'fl l<i »nn m ill 91.00; Mrs. B. Nowsomn, 80 cenl<; Park, Julv 13-18. Rpnnsorpil fiv llirkcnlnoppr wli" sni'l he won irnmpnimfls In Mr|j; (Mui IlivHnn Mevor William Rtemner w*|. Mrs, I). L. Thrasher, 98.00, 8fr •onie of Florida’s leading Indus ilrrcd why the French had agreed romed to Hanford a glamorous Clare Gimi, 938.00; Mlsa Ger­ tries, the ramp Is under the dlrrc tn sign the agreements Invulvlm: I, iiiMlnnr'n nimpfilun fnr nnnm 11 rtnMflllFil (In l*ilAC«- I"1141*I I contingent of .10 bathing beauties maine, 18.00; Mra. J. T. N'owhy, ilon nf the Florida Boanl uf Western GrriiJlinv 'liter first Hull and New Smyrna Beach’s Mayor ■1.00; Mary Earle, 92.00; Marti,* Forestry. rating great rolnetancc Hi;IIAIIY RESIDENT It nice If. ftweat when their motor­ Fox, 910.00; Louise Austin, 5“ While in ramp the student* re. Aehesnn toll! (TmnmlHee ('hair ( ;,p t S. Norman Groves, "f cade arrived Tueeday morning. cents; Mr*. Olive Hunt, 60 cent*; reive soma training In all phase. man Connnlly (D Tex i "llicre i D e ltiry. arid formerly of Brook­ Mayor Hweat presented Mr. Pataye Young*, 80 cants; Martin of forestry work. They scale log’, nn niilomnllc n'd .,f w„r involvcil" Htemper with a beach ball while Jordan 91.00; Naomi Norwood, R0 estimate boaril feet in saw log! on the part of Ihe United Stalei lyn, N. W., participated ill all he rerelvad kisses from 18 of the rent*; Helen Brvan 9100; John nnd In standing timber and visit If Ihere Is nggre»sloll against West American Legion ceremony In touring beauties. Mayor Stamper Galloway, 60 cent*; Letha Fuwlei. saw mills ami turpentine stills. rrn Germany nr 'iny other uicm New York May 28 In memory "f declared. “I have never seen such 91.00; Edith Lee, 80 cental Mra. R About half of their time Is spent her of the European Defense Com Copt. .limes Hodgson 11,id,I. N a vy veteran mid former American E x ­ a beautiful array of women out­ L. Cox, 60 centa; Esther Rly ■ 95 - in elass and tho other half In the rnunlty Lines rnplnin who wii* buried ride of Hanford and Remlnolo 00. field. In the evening games nro All this country hind* itself to I* port at sea nl,out 3(1(1 miles west of County." Mrs, Emmett Hunt. 910.00; Mr*. i,n toyed. consultation. Acheson said. Gibraltar. Mayor Hweat, speaking In froRt David Van Nets ami Bobby In his prepared slalomonl, Ache Groves. «* commander of nf the’ Chamber of Commerce llorsdorf a rt serving as delegates son emphasised "There must he theCapt. S. 8, "Kxrallhiir", ('apt. building, formally Invited all res­ nbeth Williams, (2.00; Mra. B*m from the Chapter at the Dayton* no misunderstanding in any ident* of Seminole Countv nnd ■on 91.00; Mr*. Ruth Rcott, 91.00; Reach' convention, which opened quarter" about, hnw this country Hu,id’s old ship, received it wreath f1 am tho member* of the Mer­ II o h i U i k U tin t'na* K le h f l .Hanford tn New Imyme Reach’s Mr. and Mr*. R. R Coopar, (8,00; Monday and andf tomorrow, chant Marine 1’ost of the Amer­ “Seaside Fleet*" to be held tomor­ Mra, 8. O, flhlnholaer, (2.00; Mr. ican Legion, of which (.'apt. Build I.IONK CLUB OUTING Mrs. row through Sunday, and Mra. Van fllont, NAVY CONTRACTU Thursday nlghl, June ID, and was a member. The wreath waa The motorcade than mode a Amalia ITehl*, 93.00; S T ’ s ™ , WASHINGTON I4t- The Navy brief lour around tha business dis­ Whslchel. 11.00; Mra. Harry today announced the award nf con- nut tomorrow night, is the data droppeil from thu "Kxallbur" by trict before proceed!nf on Its inti- Woodruff, 11.00; Mra. II. C. llat- tract* for 819 landing craft, all but for tho Lion* C.'juh noting at Ilea- Capt. Grove, on Memorial Day Like. Tho program will include at tho approximate spot where 9*1,' VS.OOf Joyce Hetiei, 91.00; J. four for llw Army. notary. _________ . D. Cerdeh:. 91.00; Mra. Elvira The total coat of theie 8(1 foot tho installation of new offlrcrs of Capt. fludd was hurled. Capt. p r iv a t e G u n .f r Oarnar, 910.00. hoata la about IT Vi million dollara. the club, and member* and thnit Groves is also a member of thu Furthar Information may ba ob­ Four ara'to ba transferred to Tur> wlvo* and guuat* will enjoy n post. NUERNBERG, Germany <41 - A chlckon harhst'iio. Duu tn tho out. U. 8. Army court martini today tained by railing Mra. W. P. kay* TOKYO FoV ui ATION found Pvt. Richard A. Hagelher* Chapmen, Mra. H. C. Hetiei, Miss Among firms receiving Ihe In» next w*#k, ne legulnr Tuoaor, 13, Chula V|aU, Calif., guilty Martha Fox, Mra. Voile WlUlimi awards waa Laris Painting Inc., day meeting' will he held at the TOKYO Ufl — Tha metropolitan Mr.- FretUDywin or Mra. 8,1 Groan Govt Springs, Fla. It wlU Yacht Club by tha Liana, it waa government today said Tokyo'* of murder In tha carbine allying population Jon* 1 was 7,013,000. announced by Harry Rnbipn. nf two German clvUUna leal April, viva Gamer. build 90 croft. t fc tJ s & H U b s ft ........................... Vo Sitin Is Given Of YiclditiK To Presi d e n t ' s Insistence On New Legislation —uX- ^ •»,,.'a4 . - «i ■*■■ ■,1 Mol'!' ' . i i i t 'm i w o u ld put the g o ve rn i h e still- o f t h e e m p l o y ­ Morse's plan would have author iml plant semirc, with power tn 1.use Ihe workers' pnv and selie pari of ihe iilunts' profits The 'ci/iiic would in' ll ill 1tell to HO days iillli'" emigres* extended II 'File Senate, iiiimnved hy Mr Irmtan'* personal appeal for spe 1 lilt »ei«ure powers, held firmly against any alternative other than Tuft Hartley "The Isxiio fur pome nr war tilings In Ihe balance and strei Is a vital element In the milenme," Mr Truman told a Imwilly ar11'"ii fill Mrit ill! f*iHiRir t?l|| Vitl City, County To Lend Each Other hiving Equipment H ip I'ntirifv * nitiminion V/*- nu«n «»i 'j»r« uil Ae.tnlon niri f’l'il ifi fi i i'l-1111mill pt "Kruin wlu'M'My 1 h(< i'll v miuI ! ‘minty Hill ll'flll t'i|iup9lli'lll AUt1II HU u i'il fur pnvitHf mul Uiudinu to *‘iirh (i Dll ’1 |'he DKirum.tti fulltiwtil fir ml requrnt Lv Muynr nn V V uf* II# Slum pur, thill the I'Hv uve flmilt* 1v mud eipiipuirtil, In puy fu| In I mu iiiul mnM'rifilii He laieil ihni i Ik,- I'ounty in (urn vv,itllil b,’ iilbiweil 1,, l„*i low City . |>,I|i|11!'111 , when lieeili'il May ,11 Rteinper t'„lav slated tlm, 11,,'ie bad b,'eh .nine ml*,, 11,tei .landing mI>«,*,t Mm City'* I,->• of Count) ovvnr.l n.rpbiilt .pi m le r l,emg used near Hie i ' ii lie Brewer project in ’ rrnrri■ ttore with a tentallve iigieemenL 1.,-i vv><en C i ' v and County. Appiai-al wui k on M,e French A Venn,' vvtdenlng pnrji'i t Is at),Ult eompleti', and M,e appiai .als will 1., preienled to l ily, County met Slate Hiitlinritios in 'lie Ileal fuf ,ti e, said Mayor Rtrmper. All Moil 11 tiolding up the program now is a resurvry !>y a State .nrveyor of ,1 paicel of land in Hie IHeniiiwold urea If till' Stale approves the »p piai-nls, negutintioiis are .Ion to .lui t to in-quiti< ihe necessary rights of Way. il was pointed aut Hiis mnrnlng tiy II. N Sayer, city ,-lerk. CAMPAIGN COST TALLAHASSEE ft D It (Billy) Mathews, Demurralic nomine* tor representative from Hie new Klglitli Congressional District, to­ day reported additional campaign exnemlitlirrs of 15,152 11 In s fitistii’lnl slalenirnl cover lug llir period from May IT to June J, tiled wltht he secret*ry uf stale's office. Mathews listed addition,il contribution* nf LVI-tB.VI. Mathews lx unopposed in Ihe No* veinber general election. Former Hep. l-ex Green. Starke, who was defeated hy Mathews in the Democrats' runoff primary May 27, reported hr spent $2,293.19 and received 92,WKt 77 in confri* tuitions during the period from M a ^ _ 2 7 to J u n e ^ )_ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Movie Time Table h it z "Mura Marti" 1:00 - 3:08 • 6:1ft • 7:24 • 9:33 MOV! ELAND "Never Give a Sucker an Even Break” 7:45 • Feature 8:33 • Last complete show 0:38 I'RAIKIF. LAKE “Whan lo Rom*" 7:40 - 10:30 "Without Honor" 0:30 only ■:-l 1 •• f* J i :: ..-■.I.*- sf . i **9 .— . 1 J| f, p ■■ f �* * ■. NOTICE M c icu rrio * •> l a .n o WMKJYA CAMP I I W I P U T U u o l t » PA U K I * t 41 IV Lot I t . _ ...... Prc nlD a Itu tM lI A A Ann* b i»uj i . . ...................i , L o u I t lo I I ---------U*«* U u n H A Mlnnl* B .... liAMIIA P A R K P l . « r UIIIIK 9 PAUU »T E H ol Imt 10 . . . ....... tlomiiiia N*lll* Hair* ■A.APAHII PARMA PL A T U U UK I PA O K I llt> I H A I M H Lot I (Loo* JJ I I I It . 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M t* t 4 I K I B D B IM 4 H N >*I * R II rtk K t.A n w i i • ItP.iP •£&'. •. i ’ tit ■ in- u t’ (•► “If M �r toes, and soma, so cue State-Markets In WlUmL efcteTr...of*sH rmh *€hinese Reds Are .State Msrkata < m h advised In repoomng on market Beaten Back With May Reveal Large ■ratiwa,” The Starke Market U Just be­ Bayonet Points Business Volume ginning Ita kaavir yellaw awrat WINTER HAVEN (Special) — "Report* for the month of May of actlvltie* on the Florida State Farmers Market* show aevara) market* moving from 100,600 to hettec than 400,000 unit*. The pisiil City Market lead in volume with 421,hvO unit* and alio In groaa sales totallnft 11,106,115<1,76. The Banford Market eame In sec* ond with 262,121 unit*, Including 9366 unit* of out*of*atate produce and gros* *ale* on all Item* to­ taled 1701,722.26. In aplte of the approach of tit* end of the spring deal, the Pom­ pano State Market aold more than 220,000 uuita In May for a groaa return In exert* of 1569,600. The Immokalee State Market waa In fourth place in May tale* with 118,562 units and the gross sales totaled 682,872.92. The Wauchula State Market stayed In (he hun­ dred thousand package clast dur­ ing the month with 106320 unlit grossing $a7<3,931.2.1. Rwelpta ware not Immediately available far May from Fort Plerca State Mar* ket, but a heavy volume of toma- com deal and fop the -first time, according to record* available, corn graded tj. 8. Fancy by Fed­ eral Inspection moved through the market the past week. Rufu* Alvartti of the Fine Level section, a farmer and a member of the Meikel AJvLuiy OoarJ. bro-ught In 800 crate* which reached Uil* high point of perfection and R. FTurner purchased the entire lot for Georg* W. Kirk of Atlanta. For soma Lima a movement hat been underway to encourage farmera to Improva the quality of Bradford County's big sweet corn crop. "Eggplant selling at 6 1 *° 62.70 and okra at 61.00 to 68-*u per hamper continued to Increase In volume of the Plant Cjty Mar ket with other comtnodiliea dvdining In volume. The variety of vegVlablea moving over thla mar k et'la probably larger than any of the mnrhete a t tela seaton. A total of *4,718 packages told the past weak for » l* iii7 .» . Peppkr continued to lead In volume and okra In price. Butterbeane brought NAME o r o rv s s a IIKat ltirTlUK US' I.ANII ilrevni Frsnh L .... r«SUlook u I.til u*st'flli««l In Tax tirf.l Hook S !**■• Hi] (Ihk H 110 III lit* 1.4S rh H A 4 “1 rri H ill HIV snr uf NKU <>f HWU Run I?7.1* eh W 111.I ft M1 .1* ch R 1 1 1 ) II (!•■■ N 105 ft of K »» In ........... 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Thu twister toppled scores of trees, many of them huge oaks, shattered windows knocked over power tines and left the coitltnanl ly v.dth.iut i.ehto mod of the night The blow pulled loose a large drive in theater movie screen and hurled it all the way across State Route 221 Despite the damage no one was hurt The tornado wa* the climax of a severe rain nod had storm that earlier had lashed al Middletown, a tiny village to the mirth. 111 Virginia's Hurt hern neck, a (rlnge of the same storm struck Mathew* County, stripping trees of tlielr branches and knocking out telephone connections in some sec Huns The tornado which bore down "tain liurdtmsvdle swerved across Ibe heart of the 1,Ilk) population town "It was the worst tiling lo hit Uonlonsvllle," said Mr* William Clowes "For awhile tl looked as il the whole town were going lo lie wrecked " SEOUL, Korea iM—United Na­ tions Infantrymen using bayonets and grenades early today beat bafk 200 Chinese Reds attacking a Vital hill on the Korean western front. A battalion of Iteds, — about 750 men, »uiuHute.i by heavy ar­ tillery fire hail fulled to win the position Tuesday An Eighth Army staff officer said 123 of the 2uo attacking Chi­ nese' were killrd In today's savage 50 m,null' fight near Chorwon. The llwl* broke and run when the U N. defenders hit cover and called In Allied artillery About a m|le away, another Chi neSo attack .wa* rcplulard by In frSntrymen defending s hill wrest ed'from the Reds Saturday, purlna the 24 hours ended at 6 P. '.n in ,T.I«oiUki Tuesday, 11-.. the IJ.t.lReds fired 60.- 1*71 rounds Into Allied positions,on* o f'th e heaviest concentrations of Red firepower since fall. Poor weather hampered Allied air strike* but during the night B N bomber pilots reported the) destroyed 61 supply vehicles, a lo tered attacks 8 v CKORdE A. MrAKTIlUR MUNSAN, Korea vF-The Ku re an armistice talks resumed In day with the Communists protest lug new bloodshed 1111 Kole Island amt repeating old accusations that 1.61 brourht about a 3 dav walkout by A — the United Nations delegation. Gen. Mark Clark. U N. Far East cummandrr. told the top Red \” till I 41 Mi S3 4* 4S.I3 4.34 I II I* II till HK 1* of HW Vi H 110 fl * V 1.10 l.tiimer Rrnesi ..... fl) ........... ..... N 31k fl uf W 111 ft 1 of HKIk of HK>i of Rrril Willis l.tilmer BW'4 .............. W 111I fl of K IIS fl of H III) ft of liW V) (Ism H IDS 7 II t II II M r nuwsn II F fl) WILLIAM'S aiiHVHV Or TRACT IN BHH a at at n r iw h URRU to o k aa rau B tag *«’* 7.41 lutiiimvr Ulllmer Rsrrle *c .... SI. II II I t llo m sn Jo sep h el *1 NKU K 4» yd of H 70 yila uf NW(* or HHU ll*M H IS yil Of H fu y.D VV too fl of NK of su it uf Hlil* of 13*7 HF'J Tyson John ----f.ol il,io'rllp».l lass S3 Pa** 111 Itaron Mlllerd II B 17 Vk fl uf N 447 fl utKU of W III l / l 7 43 fl of H\vq of HWU inson Jitj. _ HflMiNailN'S el'RDIVISION p|,AT ROOK S PAUR X aAMRRI, * ---HI 4 ill fail 14 PARR tat ICR acnvKV o r jomn aiiam i hotatm H SO fl of 4V 7S fl of Ian K .... Csssn Viola ............ . . 173 t X I.KK'B MUST AIIIIITION TO OVIMPO PLAT ■OOSS I PA41H 111 K 330 fl of I-o| II H of riiutuola Road S.ll (less Hill* lid) ... WAaillNHTUN PARK OVSRDO Mis u 4 11 . A AI'l.I.V'S PLAN OP 0VIRS30 ARRi'44 A" 44 l.ol S llloek ........... ROOR i PAON . I 7 OVIKIIII Xf'HOUL TRDSTRR'X IVRDII ... . . ll.'l Lois ADDITION ISOS IDS T&SStt I S3 la.si Nut since the silent screed dm . lie lui 1,,-eii u,liked, loved, aiul when King* uml rjioen* if the udiniii'd ti> l.unn l inner, Kl'ra laylur, Van -Julinson, rineinu were tiuded by long ivti belli ............ ............... ............ Mickey Nkeltun, Steve Cue Cecil nues, ho* u slur had a* many 111 Ruwliey, Red Nkeltiin, temlants us Wildfire, the Spirited mu, und many uthers. ........ Wd-lfire will. ....1 make a pcr*iimil uppenraoei womler-lmrse In Warner 1 ............... ............ —..... 1 ........* ...... 6t.no to 64.00 per unit, "l.lon And The Horse," W ldftn uo tliu stage uf file Itllx Thrall p.m. only. "Ttie “ I.radio* rimimodltiea mi th< the greatest riiulnr celehr ly m no Kriilnv ill I 00' Jr Rruukrr Stole Morkrl were corn four leg*, in or unt of pi lure* l.lon And The Horse" starring Wildfire, Steve Cochran, open* fm hutterbrnns, polo l>rnns, cucum­ lay roll oil Friday. bers, peas, Ripinsli nnd pepper. A has spent nine years in lloll^wou.l total uf 60.H.12 packages moved over this market during the month commanders he fully approved tin of May nt a gross revenue in ex- walkout which obviously 4uui:ld rsycliiatrist Heard ces» uf f t ] 9,000 Welermrlmis and the Reds nit balance uml bfuiu hi In Itt'i'Rinaii Suit cantaloupes will lirgln tuuvlog Ip 3 stream of protests fromI [them Ihem volume this week In a letter delivered to Nui Mi l.us ANiit’l.Cs .,0 loyrlii Berg id lllid "Watermelons ami cantntouprr Korean (Jen Kim II Sum mao' U year old il.uighter. Jenny 1 ii'lai ■*1 . . L Chinese (ieii Feng t i ll hiial. k have kept the lllimoklllee State Ann dm'Mi'l wild In visit her Market busy. A tidal of 40,24)* wrote molhi'i 111 Italy llio- Millimer. *ay. "Delegates id the Dulled Nktlum. ,< psychiatrist who examined the watermelons b'ought glowers if excess of lift,Ilk) during the pits' Command have enduied lor Riant iluld lays your muheimndy 1 talc weekly report period. I tie pvyv lilatil-l Dl Charles t) "Sweet pointer* nro moving ill ■hurgi's tiased mi dnduitUmt and tiildev ml. levlllleil Tuesday al the Fort Myers Stole Market. A halt truth** prevented m plbiiui > ’,'ie lilul id Miss llerglll.ltl's slit volume of 1,700 bushels the pan) lesslons only (nr |iropiigund4 pm .'or suinnier custody of the child week grossed 69326.00 with No pose* Tlielr patience at till tlluc rite suit Is opposed liy the (utlier I bringing 67.60 lu 67.76 per bush nas been eoinmendalde The Ilian Dr I’rler Lludxtroitl, who divorced el. A fair vulunre Is expected In ner In which they have com listed Mi** Rerginuii after she bore a continue through June and July negotlatlmik meets with my 1lull child old ol wedlock to Italian Dl rector itoherto Rossellini “Corn was awav «ut In from ipproval " A stuff oHici'i liundcd tin lilltei Dr Slurdevunl said he liad four selling 21,0211 erale*. avernglnr Slkill to the Red* at CannHiiiJum visits with Jenny Ann ut Dr l.lod 61.85 per Img, with gross return' re y betore the armistice talks stroin'v iciiucsl "In evaluate wind totaling 611,262.00 nl the Nanfort' ruined It replied to a wriltr pro lie was doing with her " State Mnrk*t the past week, two test (ruml he Red gciierid The girl told him, the psyrhi total of 9,262 bushel baskels o' .drisl said, that she wants to go pepper grossed 6.10,166.60 while Jays curlier. I Son Mai Gen Willlmu K Hut in Hawaii this summer He ipioted 6,267 crates of celery grossed U N. truce delegatee, 1said tier "If my mother wishes to visit 619,12616. Mure than 46.000 units senior I.A there was no progress tod O il no sin* can come to I’ennsylvan of produce grossed 6111,466.00 rv la " Dr l.liiilstrum Is a iiciiiu truce blocking Issue during the past week. A good vol­ the 'hanging prisouei* viirgemi al a veterans Im.ipltul 10 ume of s wide variety of-produce l "We had hoped that theyy“ win wtuld Femisylvania will continue to rnuve during the ise tile 3 day recess lu make! lake! tip 1 Dr Slurdevaiit said Jenny Ann •heir minds m accept our proigot.il * '^weel*potatoes (n 'light fu fail 'ml the session today ivus Just .1* iixpressed an aversion (or Itossel lull which results "(lolll a feeling volume are expected In the Fur' we hadn’t been away," )ie Unit this man liu.v taken her un i11 Fierce Market area during th> though added er away " current weak and the I'ahoki1' At Cuiiiiiiuiilst Insistence. 10 fDuller cross examination. Ihr Htnte Market expecta 11 fair vol tialors will meet again Thin di> psychiutii*t said Jenny Ann's opm ume of corn and a light volume of North Koreno Gen Nam II top ions are definitely a refleelimi of move celery Red negotiator, opened the 17 inln hei tatliei ute meeting hv protesting Allifd -set lun in moving rebellion* pi1 * 12 of the Red-- on Kole were iners ol war on Kojo Ivlaml Tor to utlier I'OWv day He said ll.iirihoo epenleil Hie C "According to information id piiviHim that 1111 prisoner id reudy made puhllc. your miIu will lie loieed lo reliirn lo rlaugliteieil 3I and wounded IM'i rule Itie Red* demand all of our eaplured personnel I captured voldler* hack regurdle** 1111 nullioriied lo lodge with min 1 inly 7U.IMHI ol 169.(XXI eapluted tide a serious prolost." Red* have indicated a wdhligiie*!, Allied uullioi ities said at least to reluru .HUIII) Ell 1'ltAHGE MIAMI i.P Doris Ketch inn, 31 year old litulido waitress, wav held uiidci a llrsl degree murder charge today in tin' iaisl street corner 'lahluiig ol .1 slum order cook she wanted to marry Detective t hnrlev Sapp said Mis* KcU'hum slabbed Carl Goldberg. 39. wiili line of Ids own kitchen Killvi*s alter an all night drinking party and an argument over his delay m getting a divorce *0 they could marry LOOKING FOB A S U M M E R JO B? Sell SN O W B A LLS! H|,..io Htjitln* Offet ITvrry •'l1 '!*, ........ .. A irmuih 3 HI.1: I I AvftK |„ in,, I,,, il,, v,liol* i< IH you lit bu«ln#n \MH Ur I situ ftkKJUl lluuo Will# fm fire '■|*'I('FUC n.HA Hunt >*•U"U ntMi| j utrril Snowball Supply House e o out nn a - ti l ii n - llr lih li. H i Stan •41«11 a niiinlhly liivwlmeul AFFILIATED FUND f If« per muiiIli, in, eonlrael, no A**el* over 6168,0110,111111 Froipeelu* on ic ipo-vl GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE Rhaee ISA* 1ISO Sealer* Ate. p r o*n KtiOWTH IS? A New Ford Tractor Delivered on Your Farm costs from *50 to *5 0 0 Less than any other Leading 2-Plow Tractor The F ord T r u e lo r is reiiitirkulily easy to operate with DvMrliorii Iniplctiu'iila; in n be worked the year 'riiuinli eun lie w orked 011 m ure chore jo b s lim n m o s t p e o p le know; costs less to o p e ritte um l vet vice. B e y o n d all th is the F o rd T im tiii Iro.v top vuiue at trude-iu time! A IK rO R A O IM O N STK ATION I •a*Md uU tland•!J tuuilrU |uflirtl 6kl1lt li •.it iiili* Nil, m . e Allen A l',i„ 19 So. Court BRITT TRACTOR CO. O rlando Hi way SI., Ur 111ml 11 SWITCH 16 DODGE-SLASH UPKEEP COSTS h Whatever yeur needs, (hare's u Dodge Irock thet'a "Jek-ffofed" fo fit your |eb, lav e yeu money. F 11.10 17.47 SKIMfMV FREE HOME TRIAL! MOTOROLA — ADMIRAL TELEVISION Cam|d*l> Willi aaiUI tail buualer A n d H rock-bottom price la only u p u rl Havings Flan lu I'eiiiiiiii 1 in ■'111 WOMAN SCALDED THE SANFORD HERALD Page 3 ST. PETERSBURG Lp A gj. Wed. June II, I9i2 year-old 9t. Petersburg woman Is in the hospital In a serious con OFFICE FURNITURE 41 dltion, scalded by hnt water which HUPPLItCR police say her husband dashed on O'NKALIIKANCH her. l* I, M C A N Y The husband, Hperldan Bemko, fine at Court Kt.v. pii. 24633 61, la charged with aggravated •Fine Office Lines Sine* W assault uf the story! C o m s to c k II.OS 14.48 Homan Jossph *1 al ... Ilomaq Joseph *t al ... Iv e r y m o d e l— !A* Ih io u g h 4 -Io n — Ii engirteeied w ith the fight h o d -ta try h it unite. b Every m o d el—4 ,3 3 0 lbs. lo r 40,000 Iks. O.V.W.—is engi­ neered with th e right foodmoving units. LIT Jones A H 1 I p u ro i kaWr°i* H r i ’b fiW j n » 3 of n r | Blue Ridge Tornado Hits Virginia Town THI MOD IWHUMNT ANIMAL ITA* ON 1M ICHfN ^ ON THI ITAOI On# Show Only I Belter weight distribution an tiblea you to terry bigger puyloud* without overloading. in ledey for a Show Down ►Come of truck value . . . a demonstra­ FRIDAY 1:00' P. M. tion . . . and a good dealt longer Truck life. With s Dodge '*Joo-Hutifd" truck you'll save liecause of such advantages as a deep channel-type frame, "uiot-peened le sh a r "tUiKW putting our Aral Dodge Into Mrvleu, wo hnve Uwn mout anHalted. Aa Mon u* wo switched to Dodge, our upkeep costs want down I "We Hat# found th at Dodge truclu perform at a much bettor level of economy In operating and mallitanancu coeta, now f u n d to previous m at— wa uwnad." e i n a w f i km # FIRST STREET w i >H ** ,H ilUi t , loyi MAURICI ATIAI, Allot Sopor Motkilt, Indkmipeltt, In The Right Puwvr. W illi a Dmlgu ynn'll enjoy "•lob-H'ilnl" power tlm right ungiiic fur the ptb You'll lower upkeep coal* lai.'.iuae of cliroine-pluti'd top pi.*l"ii tlnga and exhaiiHt vulve rent llueita. Fluid Drive Protection. De|kuid 011 'rot Fluid Drive to protect vitul Si low! ThU U r ive liiio part*, A c p upkeep 1 wat* • u'fos.w el kI'go m truck I uvannoie on 011 Cj-,, ?*-, uvuilnble L -, I-toll nnd ItouUr-Vmi mudelx! $«6 us today far Mu duct buy to /oncost t/onspo/fatio/:... �» » V w m : The SBetafeHaieS Sanford Herald la ISOS M M a S eaUr eseeas set*rear M S i n ear. C krU ta u u a U D m MOI.I.AND I , 1IKAI *<>.VJ(I* DKAJV H i i I w h Maaager 1H afcllaarr nm l.t*, aar4a ml MUU. rraalaOaaa sag aallraa ml iartalameat far Oia psrpea# ml S l l . d a l a , arlll h . A a a n S | .r ■S taRwIar atfaartlalaji raise. Haprraa alad .VaOnnallf I f I* . g * Saaaapaaar lO in M ila H t M Sa*., S ta r la r k , d il-e g a , U i l f t l L A F a»»aa S I.M I . W "" WEDNESDAY. JUNE II, IMS I TODAY’S _niRLE VERSI aaa no fallh. They are a vary forward feneration, children in whom U no faith.—De. .12:20. In political lingo the “unverniihi ■» the first coat before tha whitewash" it applied. The aliened valuation of tax•Wa properly in New York City i( Marly 20 billion dollar*. Or ten billion dollan in real money. A new booklet on where, when and how to sell lo the government il deicribed a, "eaiy to under­ stand." il has only twenty-four page­ They are marketing • product now that not only reduces tooth deesy but »lop» mouth odor and helps re,\iove elective fat and htavy breathing. So far as can be •hown there it no positive proof that il will give more mileage than Amoco. You mny think you don't have • slake in Florida', government and how il i, operated. Hut if you buy gaioline, you have • itake and a big one. Florida gaioline •Mrs leal year paid a 7 cent taa to ihe stale, or neatly 60 million dbllan, which was nearly 10 perCfnt more than the year before. , w » ■ !! »oTry lnai our reporter •t the Rotary luncheon. Monday did not have lime or space io devole lo a complete coverage of Dr. Haynes’ talk on “Whsl'i' New in Medicine." It would have been par­ ticularly intereiting, we think, lo have reported tome of his anec­ dote, . The one about the doctor who specialized in naval lurgery, for instance, reminded us of the chef at Ihe Waldorf who ipccialited in pulling raspberries on rasp­ berry laris. This I* indeed the age of specialization. General Hutchison's speech el tho sheriffs' convention yesterday pointed out the chief difficulty in trying to prevent the domination of oil aspects of our Iifo by a tingle centre! aulhorily. Decentralisation of authority is a pretty bard pro, gram to put over considering the scnt slate of our legislatures and il government. However, we surely have no indication that out business will Ire any bettor handled by the politicians in a distant,cap­ ital over whom we have littlf per­ sonal control than it is by local politicians whom we may at lesel know personally and al least be able to bless out whenever they get •tit of line. K A little boy walked up lo tlirco firemen Imrtolllng nn alarm box on a Haltlmon Hired corner recently and with a smile on his face naked if they wanted to “look at my cap pistol.” The grins on the flremcn'H faces froze when the boy mlled tilled the trigger and a bullet went whizzing over their cam. They took tho "cap plutol” away from tho boy and found it wan a fully-londcd Gorman Huger. Fortunately no one wiih banned in this Incident. But hundreds of people aro maimed — and killed — each year in this country by children who mlstuko dangerous weapons for toys. Adults who should know better also injuro themselves and others by misusing flrrnrms. Tho right to bear arms Ih a Constitutional prlvileg*o cnJoyed by overy citizen In this country. However, this prl /lie vilege Ih mihjoct to nlmoHt dally misuse. Easlly-availablo guns nre ttHcd by people In fits of temper. War souvenir plstoln and other tyncH of weapons aro left accessible to children although it Ih common knowledge that they should never bo left lying around loaded. Tho Increasing abuHc of firearms In thin country Ih Itecomlng a menace of frightening proportions UiiIohh indi­ vidual owtiern of wcnpoiiH take voluntary ntepH to protect thomflelvcH nnd the public from injury, it mny bocomo ncccnsary to curb tho right of every citizen to benr nrmn. Parallel To 1912 When ten Republican gnvcrnnrH Joined in a written pro­ test, thoy lined n political technique thnt han pcrhnpn not been used nlnco 1012. Then Theodoro Roonevclt'n decision to run for a third term ngnlnnt hln former friend nnd protege, President Taft, wiih announced in response to a plqa by soven Republican governors, urging bis candidacy. Now the governors of Colorado, Connecticut, Kansas, Maine, Minne­ sota, Nebraska, Now Hampshire, Now Jorsoy, Oregon and Wisconsin sign a protont agalnnt tho management of tho Texas Republican convention In which pro-Eisenhowor dele­ gates aro said to hnvo been unfairly defeated by Taft men. Thoro havo been Home other purulloln between the 1DG2 and 1012 preconvention Republican campaigns. These mu«t seem ominous to n loyal party member, who will recall that 1012 ended in a split down tho middle, and Republican banishment from power for eight years. Ike Meets The Ibbuch Mrs. Rodf*r* isys the chicken waits patiently outside the door until admitted. Then the walks to an alcove near the fireplace, laya an egg and (trolls out again. 1941 Plymouth Sedan $27100 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $1100- State Farm ers Market U IT j ~ P q 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan S K P O N T KOI* T H U Report *». S A N rO R II * TA TW KARMKM* MAMMV.T Banters. rlerlSe The following prlc.s r.p o rltd by Ihe Dealers on Ihe Hsnlofii ntsie Ksrmer* M srhrl. (or produce eolrtlo Truckers * Dealer* up lo liio P-m ||q P fe C H litio n S Drive Planned To Reach Vast Areas NEW YORK (Hprrlnl) - To provide the home* of Amerlra with the Intent rnnllrslly-Hiiprf’Vrd nrecBiitlonn agalnnt polio, tho National Foundation for InfantiliI’aralyai* I- rilutrlluitlmz art.iMM,. 000 conl<>» of It- 10,12 "I’ollu I'M gr" for pnrrnt-, It \vn- nnnminrcil today. Asil-tlng tlu< March of Dime* organisation in reaching aa muny horn— a* po—llilc aro the na­ tion'! achool-, men’a nnd women'organisation-, labor u n io n * , church**, bualneaa and Industrial firms, now-paper-, and radio ami television .................Ilona. stall United States Cnnunl—Inner of Education Earl Jamr* McOralh urged widespread distribution of tha "1‘Iadgo," darlnrlngt “ How lo pravvnt polio la -till unknown, Imt more und morn fac»atiout tha dlseain are iMilng unrovered yearly. In case polio comes, Intelligent netlon baaed on reliable Information I- nf vital Importance. Teachers nlay n leading role In bringing tills knowledge to ti young­ ster* and their parents—to help them understand. 'The 1082 message about polio precautions, entitled 'P o l i o i'ldcfe,' has been ntada available to nil Ilia school* in the country. I recommend that administrator i and (curlier* give all poiallde help In tlm National Foundation and lt:« Chapters in this school and com­ munity hcallh program." The National Foundation ha- Is­ sued a Spanish language version of tlie "Pledge" for dissemination in Pierto Itico nnd those areas nf the United .Stales containing largo minders of Hpnnl,h-*prak!ng propin, Tint United Htatrn Post Office llcparlinent also Is cooperating In the rffort to rail the precaution* In paldir attention. A message to Ihe National Foundation front As­ sistant Postmaster (icneral Wal­ ter Ityera, revealed that polio p re ­ caution posters, conveying pIct’T ially the same mesaago contained In Iho "Pledge", will Tie dlsplavnl In, all first, second, third fnirth class post office* of nallim urtlll October .11. th e "Pledge’’ "Pledge” I* divided Into two major parts, bearing the heading*, "If Polio Comes to My Commun­ ity" nnd "If Polio Hlrlke* My Home". Il reads; If Polln (bmics lo My Commun­ ity; I WILL ItEMEMIIEP. TO: 1) Lot my children contlnuo In play with their usual companion*. They have already beerr eaposed to whatever polio vlru* there may ha In that group, and they may hava developed Immunity protectlon) again*1 ‘ it It, 2) Teach my children lo scrub their hand* before putting food Into I heir mouths. Polio vlru* may be carried Into the liody through the mouth. .1)Hce that my children never uso anybody rise's towcla, wash cloth* or ulrty drinking ulasaes, dishes and tableware. Polio virus could he carried from these things to other people. 4) Follow my doctor'* advlco about nose and throat operations, Inoculations or teeth eatractlona during tho nolio season. 8) Be ever watchful for signs of polio: headache, favar, sora throat, upset stomach, tenderness and stiffness of the neck and hack. 4) Call my doctor at once and. In tha 'meantime, put to bed and away from others any member of the family showing such lymptorn*. I WILL NOT: 1) Allow my children to mingle with strangers, especially In crowds, or to go into home* out­ side their own circle. There are, three dlffrrrnt viruses that cause' polln. My children'! group may ho Immune to one of these. Strang- $127100 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan (•e?ery* Oolden. rrsl# M S r . U r r . I’aecel « .{* t « Rggplant bu l,«M »«»• J »" P .p p ,r . bu. *'■'«V . w ’Hlaher (T T R lia O r in in boi I ib I of produce received III The Benford Ntete Kerintre Murk el from 10:00 a m. June 9 lo 10:00 e.n» June to. Tolel recelple ».7I0. Pepper market slrong. ilrmsmi •treed* supply. $ 1340-00 1951 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $1776.00 1949 Dodge Sedan ,___ Corn marks! stronger on rancr, demand Improving. Market stronger nn relsrr era may carry another polio virus to which they are not Immune. 2) I-at my children get fatigued or chilled. Overtired or rhlllcd bodies are less able to fight off polio. ,1) Take my children sway from their community without good cause. Polln time Is the time to stay home and keep with everyday companion*. If Polio Strikes My Homo, I WILL) 1) Hava confidence in my doc­ tor, knowing the earlier Ihe care, tha better my children's chances of complete recovery. 1 know that my child has a batter than oven chance to recover without paraly- $146000 1948 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan $ 8 9 0 .0 0 1946 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Sedan $760-00 al*. 2) Call my Chapter of the No­ tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Immediately for Infor­ mation or help. 3) Hemrtn%er that whatever fi­ nancial help my family nerds for polio care will be given through This Is made possithe Chapter. Char bla of the American prola by glfla gl le to the March of Dimer each January. BUCK CO 210 MAGNOLIA AVB. Phone 1031 Sanford Tampa Tribune wiwi u iiiv iifiiiR u u ii. Hiiawvrvu each question, and, in moat In­ stances, with refreshing franknesa and poiltlveneis that promise a spirited and straightforward cam­ paign for tha natlon'a highest of- fluoua verbiage, (hut answer ought to ba satisfactory to tho moet ardent opponent* of the civil right* program. Few will dlieont to hla view that tha paramount laaua of this campaign la world peace and socurliy. Surely that la the great goal of all of ua and clearly rank* aa the chief deelra of every Amer­ ican. Elsenhower hae yet to aay, of courte, the eourae he would miretio In seeking that peace and eecurlty for which we *o earnestly pray. He charged the Democrat! with responsibility for that "Interna­ tional dliaiter," the toes of China to tha Communlatai and he la ieeilmlitic about tha prospects of ha Allies winning a decisive vic­ tory In Korea—aurely not “on tho ground." The wise course for the Allies le lo try and gat a “decant armistice." Also It would ba dangerous to spread tha Korean war until wa have a stronger military f force there. The retired eoldlcr made en •droit dig at the Democratic -1 time In Washington, whan, ampli­ fying tha statement In hla speech about decentralisation of the gov­ ernment, he saidi “Our govern­ ment needs n searching going over by lomeona who han no obligation to tha >0 years of building-up that has boon going oft- Wa Mad a com­ plete overhaul, not only ns to procedure and pvagtlce. but aa to actual function a«T duty.” That may be codsUued as aa Indirect approval of tha pTSpasal to eatablleh a aew Uoovtr Commission, to tpeiMajer S tftf T p;' h e r b n r e nil norjtyiof " d rlv e o ” a n d " a h lfla " o n th e m a r k e t. h o u r o r 3 0 - o r as h i | h aa It'e le g a l to go. Q n h ills , y o u g e t th e s e m e s u r e , s te a d y , u n fa lte rin g p o w e r-fe e d fo r th e sa m e T h e r e a r c a lo t o f o t h e r f o o d r e t u M f o r b u y in g a B u ic k - its s ty le , ita r o o m , its r id e , its p o w e r , i ts t h r i f t , ita d u r a b ility — and ”* p rlct. S o m e a tl ll o p e r a t e e t i t J r e l y b y h e n d . S o m e d e p e n d o n s h iftin g g e a r s , b u t d o th is a u to m a t le a l ly. S o m e feed t h e p o w q r th r o u g h o il, h i ? l,8c 0 lo c k -o u t d e v iq e a t c ru is in g sp e e d s . rea so n . N o g e a rs e v a r s h if t O n a lo n g d a y ’s d r iv e , y o u c a n r id # w i t h w o n d e rfu l fre e d o m fro m te n s io a -y o u r fo o t r e la x e d o q U y t h r o t j k — b e c a u s e y o u a lw a y s d r i v e th r o u g h o il. W h e n y o u c a n g e t a ll t h i s - p l u a D y n a f lo w D r iv e - w h y b e a h o ld o u t? C o rn y in a n d g iv e D y n a f lo w a t r y to d a y , mtnorbt; rtm m i moMi art ad/w i H *0* * - M m s ,* , B u t w e still th in k ih a t ,P y n u i f c m # t | A # b e s t o f a ll f o r th is s im p le M o n t . A n d a t a n y s p e e d y o u g e l a ABAqotber r id e . in p e r t U e M D r iv e * # * ••< * •****» n o th * w __ .> VT • » Ilia library and a of Gantral Hani aa somatkioc of I of our people w r with the data id lift. Bui thaw r&STurfi CHARDON. O. Ift-R aaty,j ptt bsntira chicken, do«f ker egl laylog by tb« (lrcpUc* In lbe,J. C. Rodgers home near here. acted Wrlght-deelgned project* at Florida Southern which will coat approximately 110,000,000 upon completion. . . . . . Dr. Spivey *sld that about 1228.000 of the coat of th« eduemtlonsl structure, which will be ded­ icated upon completion as the “Polk County Bclence Building, has been pledged to date hy res rnva u« wi* County. Identa of .Polk Completed to date on the F{*n" Lloyd Wright Csmpus are three elaearoom semlnsr*. the J. Edgar Well Waterdome, the J- W lltom Honey Industrial Arts Building, the Annie Pfeiffer Chapel, the E. T. Roux Library, and the Emile E. Watson Administration Build­ ing. S vor • compulsory FK1 said I Th» r i P C —wkan y these Initials, you art ■HtWiywsw anvil ■ »iw wn> ■ LAKELAND (Special) — Flor­ ida Southern College’s proposed new science building, which will be started late in 1982, will cost an estimated 1400,000, President Ludd M. Spivey said today. He announced that Architect Frank Lloyd Wright presently Is working on final plans for the structure which will be located on the West Campus at the' cidle^c. overlooking Lake Hollingsworth. The college president stated that Mr. Wright has Informed him that the architectural plans for the building will be completed In Sep- Dangerous Toys It may alio be eald, regardless of party affiliation* or personal prerarenees, that tha Elsonhowar position on tho major Issues la founded on sound ssnie and true Americanism. Opponents will find It difficult to successfully attack Ms pronouncements on the major problems of tha hour. Tha only criticism that may be . Tha Supreme Court hes agreed directed at tha candidate's first (• rule on segregation in public appearance aa a target for reporInterrogation Is that, In t^hools, probably when it meets torial tome particulars, ha used too many words to atate a conclu­ sion-hut thla may bo cicuied by hla unfgmlllarily with tha role ra ­ ther than an attempt to evada or dfoumlocutp. fo r Instance, ans­ wering the question, “Do you fa- I Is public adbcatM in itk as virtually to do away To Get New Buildirfg Every onco In • while tha West it riven a revealing glimpse of what life ia really like behind the Iron Curtain. A recent announcement in a Hungarian newspaper says th a t the marriago ceremony in Hungary has been stream ­ lined to tho point where the newly weds can return to their factory jobs thirty minutes aftor they aro pronounced man and wife. Previously each couple was nbsent from work an aver­ age of two days nftcr being married. As a result 400.000 work days were lost last yenr, snld Jhls nowspnper, which adds that Hungarian couples, willing to renounce the “old. bourgools" custom of tho honeymoon, "have welcomed tho new regulations with deep gratitudo”. There is on clement of comedy and also one of genuine pathos in this statement which shows how completely every phase of iifo is regulated In Communist-dominated countries. Wedding ceremonies ure performed on a mass-production bnsls. This is the natural pattern for Iifo to assumo In states where individualism is n sin. Tho human emotions give way to statistical d ata; marriage Is equated with absenteeism in factories. The highest moment in a young adult's life must be subordinated to a material production schedulo. Young Americans want nono of this. Thoy don't want tho Intimato phases of th tlr life regulutcd by any old gov­ ernment. They want to get married when they wunt to and how they want to, and they want to tako their full two weeks of vacation to cclcbrnto tho great occasion. There's no competition in America between factory production and matrimony. Wo believe founding good homes helps every­ thing. Dishonest and dishonorable m *. >W charartcrlatlrallr lack faith la ,N•T»r *ru"* ■ P*rron who -------- M m u ta m x M * — - FtortdaSotithern Iron M arriage Rules B o th e re -’a n o l u r c h , D y n a f lo w a lw a y s f e e s te a d y , w illin g b o b b le : ------- -------------------------------Xit- ^ k rf g a i i t a B u t th is Is n o t a ll. show th a t e tf ile r f o r w ear and I th e* mgl aA * r . t �Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar Naomi Hester Is Wed To Runyan E. Powers w V*KI'NK.HI)AY The Prayer M ating Servir* m the F'.et Baptint Chinch will he held at 8:00 p.m. THURSDAY Tha Evening Circle No. t of the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Mabel Brown aa chairman, will have a picnic at the Mason Willlame Home, Lake Aahby, at 7:00 o'clock. I FRIDAY Sanford Townsend Club No. I will hold Ita regular meeting in tha city commissioners room 7:00 PJR. Preparation Day for the Vaca­ tion Bible School will he held at tha First Baptist Church at 1:00 » .m . Children for the school will bo registered. Agee three through 8. Three year olds are those who rill be four by Dec. 01, IU62. ) Parents are requested to bring and register children under tho ago of nine. Dr. Frank Quillman will he In his office from B:00 until 12:00 noon to give examinations lo nil first grade children planning to enter South Side School who nave not previously been examined Dr Quillman will not be In his office Thursday for this purpose as pre­ viously announced. J Graduated Enjoy Evening's Activities Seminole High School graduates enjoyed a full evening of enter­ tainment following graduation ceremonies on Monday night at the local high school. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whclchrl and Sir. and Mrs. Hamilton Walter honored • Mike Whclchrl and Belie lllsbrr, graduates, with n reception at thu Seminole Country Club immed­ iately fol'o*lng graduation for all members of the class, their dates, the faculty and their families. Blue and white streamers dec­ orated the rooms with "Cluss of ’62" bring featured over the tiinntel. White gladioli, blue delphin­ ium and magnolln leaves were used in lovely arrangements throughout the rooms. Rcfresh• ments were served on the club porch and lawn. About 200 guests were received at the door by class sponsors, Mis. W. R. Fort and Miss Rebecca Etcyens. Mrs. Irving Fleischer and Mrs. William II. Wray presided at tha punch bowls and the hostesses ware assisted by Mrs. John Pierce of Daytona Beach. Following the reception the clasa members attended a special showing at Ut.. lilts Theater after • wjtlch th*y,*Jv>y<<l swimming at t |e Municipal swimming pool. A square dancetwsa then held at ihe UBO building and concluding tho evening was a breakfast at the high schooL TOWNSEND MKKT LONG REACH, Calif. (Special) —Approximately H.OflO delegates representing tho nation's 12,000 chartered Townsend clubs will gather here June 10.20 for the 12th national Townsend Plan convention. All sessions will ho held at Municipal Auditorium. Chief attraction will ho Dr. Francis K. Townsend, Hfl.year-old retired physician who founded the Townsend Plan 18 years ago here In Long Reach. Dr. Townsend, president of the organisation, will dsllvar the keynote speech. DR. C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAM INED GLASSES PITTED 118 South Palmetto Avenue PRAIRIE LAMB t U tllW lW l J B O"When T eIniX lS i Roma Van Johnson • Paul Douglas • ala* • "Without Honor" Laralno Day • Dana Clark Fraachot Tone INSURANCE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR HOME • AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS O y N U flL W C f • _ Of interest to many Central Flniidiant I* the announcement b> Mr. and' .Mrs. O. h. Inubntt of the marriage of their daughter, Na­ omi I. Hester, of this city to Runysn K. Powers of Orlando. The marriage took place on Saturday at Ihe First Itaptlst Church In Or­ lando with the Rev, C. C. Kiser officiating. The bride wore a navy blue street dress with navy ami white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. R. (}. Clark serv­ ed ns mntron of honor and wore navy blue ensemble with white accessories. David Hester per­ formed the duties of best man. After a short wedding trip to the const they plan to make their home at 410 Palmetto Avenue In this city. | e r s on a l mm HOLLYWOOD By ROR THOMA8 1 HOLLYWOOD (A - The box of­ fice queen Is working again after 0 year long squabble with her stu­ dio. so It's time to pay a call and survey how things nrr shaping up with her The gal, of course. Is Hetty Orahie, still rated Ihe No | female attraction hy Ihe nation's theater owners. When I found her. I dis­ covered things are shaping up as admlrahly as usual. In "The Farmer Takes a Wife," she plays a maid In Ihe early days of Ihe Erie Canal and thus wears long skirts. However, Ihe script writers know belter than to keep such obvious assets hidden. They have arranged for scenes In which Miss Grahle gets In and out of bed, bathtubs, etc. I asked Hetty about her suspen* slon, which kept her out of piclures and off salary for almost a year " I wnsn't hitter d Im iiiI It,” she remarked, "Just a Utile hurl. I didn't like Ihe way It was done 1 had Item working for 18 innnlks steadily and I was menially ami physically exhausted They wanted me In start work ngaln right away, ami I said I had to have two months In rest up in. Sn they put me on suspension. I didn’t expect In get paid, but I didn't expect them to do it In such an Imper­ sonal way. 'Pretty soon the months went by. and I didn't miss working at all. I didn’t take any trips nr any­ thing. 1 Just spent the time with my family ana my horses. I was never stage • struck, sn I didn't miss picture work. I'm liko (h a thappy with what I'm doing. When I'm In a picture, I'm happy be­ cause It's usually fun. But I can bn Just as happy at home doing nothing." • ' Hetty also seemed hurt because Ihe studio didn’t urge hrr to come hnrk. When she returned, It was on her own free will. "1 talked it over with Harry (James, her husband)," she said, "and we derided I might ns well come hack. The layoff was > Just extruding Ihe time I wnuld be at Ihe studio, since I have seven more plrluros lo do in any case. Sn I sent them a very formal telegram Idling them I was ready, willing and Grablc" (All right, so she said "able," hut It makes a good gag, doesn't It?) She added that the studio dldnt' have a script ready for her and didn't return hrr lo the payroll until tho last minute of a 0-week walling period. Then thoy handed her "The Farmer." which she said was Intended for Mitt! Gaynor. I mentioned that tha lntamal Revenue Bureau will no doubt ba mad at the Jameses, since both were largely Idle laat year. "They are." she said. "But not too mad. Harry and I expected to be paying hardly any Income tax. So what happenx? On# of our horses, HI ing 8100,000 last year." f|.ecause she ' 'has ‘been auspended, ty will get only a straight sal­ ary for her present film; deprived of her usual fat bonus at the end of It. I remarked that this was rough treatment for the top box office gal. ''They keep telling ma my pic­ tures cost too much?' she replied. "I don't ace why thay should, be­ cause you don’t see any 'Quo Vadla' crowda In them. Apparently my pictures maka money (or the theater men, but not for the studio. I can't figure It out." Capsule review: "Lydia Bailey" la colorful adventure stuff that will please the lass discerning film fans. If not taken too seriously, It can be en toyable, since there la ■n abundance of action and color. Derived from the Kenneth Roberta novel, It Is a rambling tale of revolution, war and passion In the Caribbean. On Um debit tide la the ectinif, which la never very convincing. Hole exception l Wil­ liam Marshall's robust portrait of King Dick. Mrs. Voile Williams Jr. has left for Americus. Go. to visit with her parents, Mr. nnd Mr*. J. W. Lott. Mrs. Hugh Whclchrl left today for Dade City to visit Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whelehel Jr. and their young son, Hugh Whelehel III. Mr. and Mrs. William llynn and family of Jacksonville were guests yesterday of their aunt and uncle, Mr. ami Mrs. A. It. Mahoney. Miss Mary Gray Mirharl, stu­ dent from Florida State Univer­ sity, Is spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. Gabe S. Michael. R. A. O’Cain and Larry Begrest of Orangeburg, 8. C. are the guest* of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cal­ houn. Mr*. J. E. Yelvlngton of Ft. Myres Is the guest of hrr sister, Mrs. L. M. Tyro at her home on Myrtle Avenue. Mr. and Mr*. Mark Jacoby have arrived from Dallas, Tex. to visit her patent*, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Harper. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingley re­ turned on Sunday ftom Dallas, Tex. where they visited their son and daughter-in-law, Mi. nnd Mrs. Janies Ingley Jr. Jack I. Green, Certified I'ubllr Accountant, Is attending tho Southern States Accountant* Con­ ference at the General Oglethropo Hotel In Savannah, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Chase anil children left todny for llnrnstable. Mass, by plane where Mr*. Chase and her children plan to remnln for the summer. Mta. J. I.. Wilkinson nnd Mrs. W. I'. llrtKik* are visiting in Tam­ pa with Mra. Wilkinson's son-lnlaw ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Smith. To make a quick temato sauce, THE SANFORD HERALD empty » can of tomato past* Into Wed. JunR II, 1953 Peg* 8 n saucepan nnd stir In a paste | enn of water; season with salt, ^bring to a (soil. *ttrring often. Ut* pepper, and any desired herbs ' tho sauce to pour over fish fillets Add a tablespoon of butter, tnnt- and bake In a moderate oven ungarine, ot bacon drippings and til the fish flak*-* easily. Miss Nellie Bowen Mrs. Schirard And Honored At Shower Mrs. Witte Entertain Entertaining in honor of Miss Miss Nellie Bowen, whose mar­ riage to Rlcherd Evan* will be Donne Witte and Jack Sehiratd, an event of thle weekend, was members of the graduating class honored recently with a lovely of Seminole High School on June ahower given by Miss Mary Jane it*. Mrs. John Schirard ami Mrs Dobson and her mother Mre. L. Henry Witte, Jr. were hostesses a* M. Himes at their home on Pal­ | « swimming party and dance held metto Avenue. Game* were en­ at tho Loch Arlmr home of the joyed with prlie* being won hy Schirard* last week. Mrs. Mattie Bowen. The class colors of blue and I-ale ill lit* evening Miss Bowen ! white were employe 1 in Me icon, opened her many lovely gifts af­ ration* on lli« patio which .on ter which the hostessee served re­ slsted of blue und while crepe fes freshments consisting of eakr. toons with a large "R'J" in the Coca Colai and potato chips. erntrr. Lovely arrangements of Those invited to be with the white gladioli anil (due delphinium honorre were her mother, Mrs further accented the chosen theme. Mattie Mao Bowen, Mre. W. L. Gaily colored lights were strung Vance, Mrs. Howard Sigmon. Mr* in the trees to furnish tlluminn W. D. Gardiner. Mr*. M. N. Cleve­ tion for the dancer* and through­ land, Mrs. Rlanche lllll. Mra. Karl out the evening hot popcorn und Yost, Mre. Tom Culberhouse, Mr* lemonade were served the guest* John Bush, Mr*. C. K. Hickson. l.ate In the evening Ice cold water­ Mrs. Ilea Hamp, Mrs. K. H. Eu­ melon was served by the hostess­ banks, Mrs. II. M. Pearce, Mr* es. Donald Regan and Mrs. R. L. The entire graduating class of Reaves. 121) members were invited to en. Also the Misses Mary Jana Eu Joy the party with the hunnreeo. banka, Peggy Howell, Jackie Row land, Ilarhara McNah, Marthr Steele Family Holds Shannon, Ethel Williams Wfbh and the hostesses, Miss Dobaon Reunion And Dinner and Mrs. Hlmra. On Sunday lloslon Steele en at nl* home on lleardall Attendance Record* tertalned Avenue, honoring Mr. amt Mrs. Steele and two children, Set At South Side Alton Diana and Mark, of Clnrinnatl. O. A delicious turkey dinner was Perfect attendance ami good enjoyed with each family con­ conduct marks for the past year tributing n covrred dish. from Seminole County acnotd Those present were, Mr. ami superintendent, T. W. Lawton, Mrs. Alton Steele and Diana ami were awurded on Friday morning Mark, lloston Steele. Mr. ami at promotional exercises a t ' the Mrs. Ilurkc Steele, lien Steele, South Side School. Ninety-four Mr. anil Mra. George Steele, Mr. pupil* were promoted from- the Httd Mrs. Walter Steele ami son, fourth grade under the direction Gary. Mr. and Mr*, tlluke Saw­ of the teacher, Mra. Nancy Brock, yers, Herman Steele of Lakeland, Mra. R. S. Drown and Mis* Peggy nnd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele. Graser. Fnvorltc song* from'the An Interesting fnct was that past four years wero sung by four generations of the family fourth grade sludenta who Were wrre represented In two Instance* seated on the stage and aeaim- at the reunion, lloston Steele, ponied by Mr*. Clarence W4l*h. father; llurke Steele, son; Wallet Attendance records were »et Steele, grandson; and little Gary by Hilly Rower. Frank D«vi*. Steal, great grandson. Alse Dennis Arwond, Charles Mctyat lloston Steele, father, Herman linin'" PlCTTMl* lers, Martlm Ann llowen, Gw Gwytine Steele, son; Alton Steele, grand­ Williams, Arthur DeYoung, pon son; and young Mark Steele, great McCoy, Katherine Carlos, Dfvid grandson. Watkins. Hetty lam English, Jbhn Seuknrik, Sharon llervish knd Linda Koke. VENETIAN itllrv o jriin ru m p lr t r > r n i r r Retailing • Recording • Free Itrpilotiux • Cleaning Estimates SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLINDS Phone ||.VM\ HIM STAR Orel* Garbo. «tlM far 'io n gieg.,,ten*, hold* tier hand •o her fore .,* t tamerutnan troln* n» ten* on tier while she vacation* ■n the lllvtera. ( later,m'lontilj Dyson Home Is Scene Of St. Monica Meet ■St Monica Chaplet of Ihdv (ho*» Episcopal Chut eh met un Tuesday evening at tin home of Mi*. K \ Dy'Mtn will, Mi- .litliil* III own as rsi-nnetrs* The business meeting was conducted hv Mrs Dyson ami plan* weic made for the summer and fall Mi*. .1 N. Robson reported on the United Thank tiff,-ting amt following the business meeting Re­ freshment* were setved lo Mrs. tl. I.. /.unmetittnn. 'I n I- It. Johnson, Mrs. Dan Gnllnnt, Mr*. Knilylc IT<*fc"ho|t|ct, .Mis. Walter Meriwether, Mrs. Robson, Miss Carol Stone ami hostesses. m.’ii West Third Strent Hi luiU Suprem e tjiiilt Tup Inner-Hiring Mill Irens Fur Cunt fur I. (Ju n l'ly , D urability nnd Krnnnmy. Iliiltnulcss, T urtles*, Nn Sag llurtler. Finest M aterial Used. G uaranteed 10 Y ears. U tu lro Of T icking New Only llux S pring Hasp Tn M atch. Sam e Fine OunMt.v. Cnm plete W ith H o l l y w i m k I Legs. G uaranteed III Y ears. Now Only 49 1 .5 0 *49 1 .5 0 ran sterna IlSCt 1*10 Sanford, Florida O N r.ilin c lln A tr n iie •W I'h,me 1252 RIDE-IN TH t A fI LAST TIME TONIGHT \V. C. F IFI.DS IN Next tmis- you make cienin gravy l„ serve will, filed chicken lldd a little fill, Iv diced ham and some rooked ,I, allied gteen pens lo Die siinre NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN BREAK" THURSDAY & FRIDAY “BORN TO BE BAD lleimis nrrnmpaidmcnt to ehlrlten or duck. Open n can of w|n|e rrnnherry satire Ihe night before serving ami liury a two-inch stick of rinnamnn ami a hnlf-di**n cloves In the satire; cover tightly und store In the refrigerator. Re­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams move the rlnnenttm and clove* be­ and two children left today for fore serving. their home In Atlanta after vlnlting In Hanford for the past ten days with Mr. anti Mrs. Voile him l,y helicopter. Ids mother. Mrs. II. C. Iletxel, said todey.| Williams. Mrs. J. II. Cowan plan* to leave Thursday for I’rnsnrnln to visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. George Cowan, fm several weeks. JOAN IO N IA INK lillllE IIT It VAN ZACHARY SCOTT wi i n JOAN I.KSI.IK Mr. ami Mrs. A. K. Rnssettrr left Monday to attend the grad­ uation of their son, Frederick, from Princeton University In Princeton, N. J. Ho Is graduating with hunoiR In geology. Dr and Mrs. Charles L. P were in (lainrsvlllr Monday the graduation of their son, hert Park, from the University of Florida. Robert is spending n feeday* with his iiarcutn before re­ turning to Gainesville to l,cgi,\ Errol Flynn eyes Ruth Itonmn, in lids -retie Miss Colleen Engelirrtsini and woik at summer school on Tils Iroiilral adventure, "Mara Mam," show lug on the lleverly Thornton left on Tuesday master’s degree in psychology Wednesday and Thursday. for Washington, D. C. nnd Nrw York City. Miss Eilgrliretsnn will continue on to llrodhend, WIs, where nhe will upend a month with her grandparent*. N E W S — I VII I Ut IN - S H O D I'm SA LFO RD * O R LA N D O from Wai m i till/ I lu ll, , lb, O n th e g o ? Mr*. John Pierre and young daughter have returned to Day­ tona Beach after visiting In Han­ ford with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Hugh Whelehel. They wero srrompsnl arrompaitled tn Daytona hy John Whelehel. Inr IILINIIH * s t o p •••r e f r e s h Alan lletcel reports at Mount. Raker, Washington, on June 21 for three months of fire-watch­ ing. He will he etatloneii on a tower on the elope of the moun­ tain 21* miles from the nearest town. Ills food will lie dropped to H IG H W A Y Penney^ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! - WEEKEND SPECIALS - HURRICANE LAM PS 00 Door* Open 18:41 Dally TODAY & THURS. immi swm # C rysta l clear i mii’ii m AiiviNiimi O llrig ltl Mel a I F ittin g s • # A One T im e Feature Hav l.r» Ita lies lliglt ON SALE THURS. - 9:00 A. M. 2000 TERRY TOW EL REM NANTS BTMDAf "Tone Mutual fnewuee Friend III IT. Ptofc At* Fiona 1M BUNDS F a rlu ry I’rice* v«*qiifi»i i|V null VenrHun Win.I Manufarliirar, . Castle Morrison V u each A stop on the rood for an ice-cold Coke \ , ■ fly.., " it the ature way to travel refreshed. lomib .if) Madn By Cannon — Hemmed — unfit I AUTNOIIff OR INI COCA-COIA COMPANY IV THE SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO* Jv . -/i .#*•' W ' O t»M. no C-XAXOU COMfAMT .. ♦Wi 144 k t i. aj*-..'.;-4« «»»*■-• . 7M Ready To Uno — Stock Up Now Shop Pcmtuy’8 You'll Save — �*# i,,; .. • V f *yV$**}’■*7y R , % ..yj’-"- > • *■ > B efo re 1600 F a n s U m pires, J a x B each Hawkins, Leitz End Sanford Rally In }i Ninth By Calling Aleno, Eskew Out L a s t For Baseball” Drive To Continue Seminole Blues A nd * { Hy KENT .’HKTl.AIN The combination of umpires nml | -a 15-hli Jacksonville Bi-iu-h attack -enuffed out Mir Heminn Iu Blues laet night, 0-5, before h hug3 .'ICOti turnout of fun* on ''Family Might" nt the Memorial Stadium. With one out In thu bottom of )the ninth nml the tying and win­ ning r u it n u r a abonrd for Han­ ford a n d Mill Goodwin nt hut, P a u l K ik o w broke for thirl end wnn culled •jut on n >• ,tln»e play while ; Aleno, who w h « on first, wunt down to aecond. 'Eskew got up and protested Chlirk Aleno violently ne Alenn tamo down from eecond ohvlouely waving for time to urgin' with llnwklnr. How­ ever, hie signal win* nut discerned hy cither Hawkins or Lelt* nml lecniui baseman Ed Nolan of Jux Bearh retrieved tin' I,nil tugging Aleno for the third out to retire the nidi- und give the Hni Mini* tin.* victory. Thl* tniirln-d off n irrnirniltm" riot with nil id the Sit> l*Til player* running on Hie field nl the ump* In protest. Aleno mill Rakrw h.'d <u hr rxrorlrd off fhe field b» (he poller while Ihr Sea lllrd plnyera nr.*Iked off lha field. The enraged crowd Ikon took ip tho nrituo iml over 50 Irnte .......... . ,il tin) a r b l t e r a 1 diemtlng ro o m 'iitrnorr to hoo. Iluwuvrr, tho polire Ri|rrr*ifull/ liroterlrd t h t> umpire* to their •nr* wheri- they riiuld niiiko u get n way. "t'hlro" t'orrnle* ti ...... . ,vn* a thrilling touch aml-go nffalr from the lieginning with .lux llrarh inulnlaining ii niirrow lend 'throughout. Malinger Leon Trendwav Kinked Id* Mini* to tlivlr Ini­ tial lend witli Id* flint home run of the yt-in In the flr*t frunie with no one uhiintd. Aleno cradled out III* Mltli cir­ cuit drive of the year, ii toweling two-run c l o u t over thu l e f l CviitrrflHd w n I In thu third. It place* thu giuiil pilot In n twoway ili* wllh Or* i lamlo'u 1-Id Levy for the loop leu |er*ld|i. A a l* o II arro** three runH'.ui to rah" hi* lotuM to 711 for the U toy Rcnaiin und plui e him only 57 IHM'r hehlud Muddy I.aku'R KHf, rerun I uf 1411. Tunlulit llii' Mine* will try uinl even the eerie* In -Inekmiiivllle Hrarli when "Chico" Corrnle* will l>« trying fur hi* eighth win of the year for Hnufonl. Lawt night newcomet Mill CihhIwin hungi-'l out two einglei, ii douhlii mill Rmiidied out n MllU-foot fly hall to renter Ihut llilRter Klnard Rimred for III* only out In. ■the gnuie. Ilarrleon Smith, youthful lloy Scout from Heefo'd1* troon :tl, wun tha beautiful hlcydu that tho j. Flrvatono Store* In Sanford do1,1 noted lor lir*t nrlm. Smith gold ru 121)5 worth of tirkvta lo rupture thu blko wild firet place nmnnthe youth* In the cunle*t to aell]| tha muit duent*. l0 |)u*ty llhode* won the hnin u funning contcet prior In the gnnu with n 14-7 limo, Floyd Clift wonn ,x tha fuugo hilling contr-Ht for Jnx in ' Beach while Paul Kekew wun (lie m 7A-yard >lu*h for Snnfurd. Ithouo* io . anil Hill Ttohei (ion Mod for tho accurnev Ihrowlng rompntllhni■I it ! front liomo plain to a barrel nt i t ei Bg I leach lolan, Uli Teed way, rf Hoard, rf lift, II. iobertaoo, c lltigarrlln, If bison,. If 'eung, »b fgafle, aa |W»li P Night's Final ~ Lutim Sanford Murh)**rs Room 5 Captures Writer Suggests T hat Stengel Volusiu County I 111, , , 4 1 , kI , - - M n u . , ^ I - - . . . I-' . . L. .. ..!> .. __ m m • Kennel Club Lake Mary Grammar Sihoors Gi"os Club Total Of Between $5,000 And $6,000 iriK iiv n a v i h x t m ik b Irst Meet, 7-2 Use Satchel♦ -Paige Against NL ----------------------------- ■—----------------- Softball iourney PIH*T H4<'B-r«l*UO By JUE KEIC1ILKR I « ... I rival >1*14 Daily Otaklrl HeRpitu report* to trio contrary, Room Five of the Sanford Associated Press Sports Writer The boy*' marble team of tho defending champion Ya i> es gome IM L*. lioutilr TaV*. Miami Won Loil PrL the Seminole Mine* will nut dinllot*. limn* Conhlna. Il*b*l* HA- Sanford Grammar School defeated (irnmmar Schi.nl swept through Tip to Casey Stengel, who will are in the top position for the f rst Florida Stale league Li, inI mid will iiMlead continue Iml, gio *rk. gn**u llut'K. H*tly Like Mary grammar achool con­ the recent *oftliull chumplon*hi|i manage the American Lcague'i time this season. That camo about W 17 tiWl Jlock the "Murk* fur IluRebnll" drive Del.und tingent in aeven of nine match** of the ichool und went on to de- league cIunsIc in Philadelphia next when Eddie Lopat pitched 11 imft *>:rnvii N ii'K - ra ttiiir Urlandii 3 (1 U 021 to Rulvugo the club, It w«* anlUticlnavIvlH, Yukon King. Kit to win th* flrat inter-echool round lent un All-Slur team composed month: lo n 4 0 4-hlt victory over Dei.oit Jnx villi' Meach 34 21 <U 8 Founred today hy John Krldar, lnuilon. Hunt irt*ri. M*ni1ov*r. Hun- robin playoff ever ataged in of the four flxth prude room., by Want to know how lo snap the while the St. Louis Browns t >r .ed Sanford 31 21 M4 nilik. Huiointr* (toll, Itaplil W*y. county, gcncrnl manager uf tha Mine*. n 3-2 score. iaat week. Nationals' 2-gamo winning streak? back the Boston Red Sox, 7 4 tumid a * C B -f» i* n tr 30 53d Each team In the Iourney »•» Just select Leroy (Satchel) Paige And who was the Brownie stir? line hour nft«r ln*t night'* Jag I'ulatku Johnny Yeacklr, wliuol cham­ Utah Kly*r. C’ou*ln Co*k, Ur»v* Day Iona Beach 27 ea 452 ■IcriarKl, Mcneh • Sanford made up of *1* hoy* anil four Clr»yi1ui’h**». Jollv Prlnas one uf your eight pitchers. Old antchemo Paige. Long and Lcexhtirg 22 35 3dd r t f . V*nk** Ml**, Plo* n»hy. Doc­ pion, paced the local marble team 0 a m i- J ll d g t irl**. Captain* were circled Except for Philadelphia's Bobby lean Leroy cam* to the rescue to victory aa did Richard Phagari, g Cocoa 20 36 357 tor Dodd. y a secret ballot. They are ax 1long la* S 11»n * Shunt; and New York's Allie Rey­ runner-up, and Lawrence Howurd, of Starter Ned Carver In Ihe sixth pnt'nTii a* c R -v » t» rtir Palatka 2 Del.and I ntroin anil llrnifollow*; Nell Sloothoff amt livn nold*, there hain't been a more Inning after the Red Sox had grant Hunk. Mr. g*"t MIX*, the fourth Needed player. lA-ohurg U Cocoa t Jo Wynne, Boom Five; Judy llnrv*yh*ll. MulL*rry, Mv l.uckr ley I) il h n ill ’ * effective hurler in the league than clubbed Ihe Brownie ace (or two Martin Brown, Chuck WiederJacksonville Beach U Sanlord 5 H,v,ii, c'*mim* gu**n. 1)111 liaaon, c o in m i t t ee u! hold and Don DeLaughtar played Clarke and L. (’. "Shot Dun" Paige during (he past four week* runs which left them trailing, 5-4. HI* Harmony Polalka at UeLand Smith, Boom Hla. Jnyreo worker* And (or three Innings, the maxi­ Paige found two men on base with In the tourney for Lako Mary, P i m i MACK—Patarltv Cocoa lit Leeiburg Truitv Down. H*L*la l>*llaht, In winning the tuormiment nml mum distance in an All Star game, only one out but got the aide out wm» htill count­ Tho inartdo tourney waa con­ Orlando at Daytmia Beach • ----*“ ---, ijlx(loud Wl»h*», Pvcopay, Tawn, All-Htnr game. Boom Five went indent Negro is as good a without further scoring. f ing end figuring i,l.,li*it Tulin Hoonar. Mlnnla T#*- ducted at the Sanford Grammar defeated. Hoorn Six took «ccoml the Sanford at Jacksonville Beach dutch pitcher ns anybody in the The loss dropped the Red Sox School uruler the direction of at fTil mack—m tx rttr . 1n pledge* at thl American Laagnr honor*, luting only ono gume. uame today. Hri'IkIv* H|itk*a P*l. I'aUy Lett, Principal B. C. Steele. into third place behind the Cleve­ Memorial 501 Tru*ti'ir*r*. I.*nla. It IIt 10 20 New York The roster for Hoorn Kivu l* n* Stengel owes Paige a debt of land Indiana who edged Washing­ 550 Itollliia i"**l, Haach Maid d I u ill 30 21 Cleveland follow*: Clntule Hittrll, Al Collins, grutiludo, ut Ihut. Hut for the 44- ton, 4 3. The Chicago White Sox N K V K V TII MACK— ra la M I Krider reported Joel Plaid 500 Hllck 21 20 MukIoo Eva Jo Wynne, Willu McMillan, year old righthander's superb re­ moved past the Senators Into Huh*. Kvclalm. I.Uckr Lap, 520 ilr**n H**n*. lilah IMloh. Ki•*pin« thi* morning tliut a* near a* they Chicago 24 20 an Clause, Mildred Howard lief jtili Tuesday night Casey's New fourth place with a 15 4 slugfast glHVtll , 500 Tim* tialhy (mild figure thu totnl iiinuont ml- Washington 23 2.1 ell Btoolliuff, Tommy Arnold, Ymk Yankees might not be in triumph over the Philadelphia Ath­ III »fT—h lira* Wile Kliiirr III 465 Hmootli inli'il we* Romewhuro la-lweau i'hlludvlplda 23 2»l Ann Turner, Virginia Thoma*, Curve, Hno-Ton. •« letics. ff.liiiij and fd.tHtll. 25 St. iniui* .451 »-'!**- Monro*, Hiiiitrrid*. Top Vain* 23 Lynn Dlnxon, Billy Murre, Ken­ The surprising Chicago Cubs IS 300 Heir- Kiir.il <Ih* Mayor William Stamper l«- Detroit 34 neth McMuri-ay, ami Jimmy Fulatku Stops Ix>op M in i HAiK—mieik* an* icked up a full game on the Riled n public Nlatamvnt Ihla New York 4 Detroit u Wright, Hnoiikw’- Hil.v, crow'* Kllehl, League leaders, thrash­ Leading' UeLand, 2-1 ingfatlonal morning thanking lha hanahall Cleveland 4 Waihlnglon 3 Bv DUNK PI.OVVDKN Kh.ri.1n Olrl. VVrll Kavornl, Ilia the Philadelphia Phillies, 10'3_ After a secret hnllot, Keith V.iiik*--, Ki.r*v*r Thin*. Hklddfah, Aaaoclatod Proaa Staff Writer Inn* ol Snnfurd and Hrmlnnla St. Louii 7 Mo.ston 4 while the front-running Broot lyiJF Abney and L. C. "Shut Dim" III fi.illnr Klnit. By NF.li. DlLHHIDK County ufr their Inter**! In the Chicago IS Phlludclphlu 4 The Miami Hun Sox brealhod a Smith weru elect eil co-captain* TUVTII HACK—A/leva* Mil* Dodgers and sccond-blaro New Associated Press Staff Writer "Murk* lor lla**hair drive and Detroit at Now York t’lillcK* Try. Hlitre,'k, Trudy M . llltle easier today wllh a game of York Giants were losing. Sopho­ room Six, Olher (iIjiyiTH on tlm K**rr Kd**. Tint. Wart, Mhby (1 and a half lead in the Florida abut lhanked radio atatlon SI. Loul* ut Mmlon (night) Fllth-pluco Pululku seured n pair more Joe Presko pitched the St. m iter were Alan Buie. Chester I. *e«ndary. WTIHt, Mr nIley (idham and hla CkK'uui at Pbll adolphin (night) International League, thank* to the Cherry, Jimmy Cordell, Dale uf second-inning doubles to trim Louis Cardinals to a to.liming 1-0 ronimltlee (or their enlhualaa- Cleveland ut Wuihlnglou (night) lining right arm of 3.5 year ohl (lit Doling, Churlex Dooley, Joe High, Hie leu gnu-leading Deland Bed triumph over the Dodgers' Chris TlDtHiMT** HXTNINa Mr co-operation. National Lrague Torre* and thu tough flnvuna Cu­ Jnmoa Juhtiion, Kmer Krienhrlug. Hu Is. 21, Leesburg defeuled Co Van Cttyk and the Cincinnati Redi KIH*T HAI'H—H'laik* Mile (KIr*i Half Deny I M k l ban*. The two-dny rrnllo iiiaruthun liriKiklyn 745 Hiin-cap, Pat Mcl.ellnu, Jimmy Moye, Jan eoa. i*l, ami Urlando beat Day outlasted the Giants, 6p5, In 14 K* vtrhapuy, M ix e d drive to culled Nofflclent fund* New York 636 liraniv Hirvl* Hitv Bln tleaher. Torres pitched Miami lo a 2() Miller, Billy ItnliliiMon, Clark Iona Beach, MS. Innings Pittsburgh's crllor-dwellto keep tile Mine* In Hanford net- Chicago UI2 <l*»ri>*-k Humerk. Tr» (tut Victory over Lakeland Tneida fflllis, Itohert Yules, Willium Tyre Merrill Smith got lo first un De- era climbed within 25 games of VKIII.MI HACK—a/iaik* Mil* led about f.'l.'JOO before la it, SI. Loul* 490 La nil's only error end went lo night while Havana outscored the And the top wllh a 7-5 win over the Emerson Henry. I'u.m d Half llelly tla*k|*> night'* gniue hut tile huge lurn- Clndnnati seeiutd on Mike Kussnbian's dou­ Boston Braves 4DU (-'ihirHil* III***, Mlllvamlk*. Itoy- Miami Beach Flamingo*, 7 5. to <iut of l.fllKl "Knrnilv Night" fan* Philadelphia ble Both scored on a double by 413 <1 l.ln*. Hllrk H'iv, Kd* HIM*. Torn drep them a game and a half be In preserving Gnrver's third vie _ IKHI.M 0 WINS blid the pace setter*. refilled to let the drive end there Boaton l)on Poston. 404 II. I'llftl. P,inln,»!*. lory, Paige extended his sco reless Tlllim HACK—A/taik* Mil* In olher game*. SI. Petersburg a k l)u-y nlmoiit ilouhled the total IMIlitiurgh 245 (iirl* of Boom His in tInSunLfCHboru'* Stun /.eiialis struck I'Ii.i' i* When ll*«dv, llv*|iy Jo*. skein to 24 1-3 innings. He has pmoiiut collecieil before the game, St Iniol* 1 Brooklyn 0 | It) limiii lllllog*) Hnmntl,' 1,1**11*. M*r*h*|n, ferl soiireied out u 3 2 decision over foul Driimmur School won the out ID and pitched n 3 hitter while won five straight and spurts a 5-1 WfM Palm Beach in lo louings rerent softball round robin toiirn- his teammates whacked two Cocoa record, pH Chin* I'reildent Joel - Field of tho Cincinnati U New York 5 (14 111 1‘hI'I ull lit relief koi m ih n Am—aiierk* wn* oral Tampa whipped the All Stars, mill'll! try defeating Boom Seven pileliers for 13 hits Mine* called u nlng») I'rv <lr-i*« rrrlrk. Fln*h Warrlnr. formerly the Fort Lauderdale |The roster for room six i« us fillThe victory marked the debut I’illihurgh 7 Mmlon 5 Orlando hung onto second place ipeclal meeting i'jlilhil llii** lt*anr, H|i«*dy Dial*. Brave*, 0 1 low*: Helen Aihini*, Ju Ann with its win over Daytona Beach. a* munuger uf Marty Marlon, who ' 'f.|in*rl,.n*. Ill* /.I". ol the *tiu-k hold­ Chicago 10 Philadelphia 5 KiKTii iiAri*—a/taia* Mil* Torre* allowed lo hits Iml kept Bron»oii, Judy Clarke, Kit. Trailing 3 2 in the sixth, Orlando succovded lingers Hornsby at the er* and liourd of Philadelphia a) Chicago I'hll. Tun rt*n»l, H*lllnn No •him scattered while Miami scorer! I.ugcr( Peggy l,uni|Ui*t, Carol scored six runs to guilt u winning holm only a few hours before the director* In the New York at Cincinnati (night) l'rnhi*ni. Hiidiilfii*. Ilandy M*h*l. Iwice in the first frame on un H,ill>r Mu,Hi, tlMianlmll McNeill, Daisy .Mae Hcnn, Carolyn lead Two of Ihe tallies entile on game. St. Louis Owner Bill Vccck, algtli Inning of Motion at I’ltlaburgh (night) ertnr, Humberto Fernsodef' 2- •In Petty, Dorothy Willi I ns, Cur- Bay Tlioinus' 340 foot licit over the who fired Hornsby, wus an In­ *1ITII HACK—AHilk* Mil* Brooklyn at St. lamli (night) the game ln»t T„w*r Mull. Mv Own tluhv Kr**h bagger and ii single hy Paul Arm­ terested spectator. Florida International League iliiv, Jn*v'» I'al, Ml** Marnnky. strong Boy Kimiuefield gave up "Jyn Anil Wyiill, l.olu Louise left field wall night and they Miami Yogi Berra prpvided the big Yales, Evelyn Long und Joy Knnd*m*nlNl. A-H*ad, l.nrry Ca­ 44 21 077 only live Miami hits before 1.031 Johnson. decided to let Miami Beach punch lor the Yankees. Heft 43 23 052 sin'! ll tt'K—a/iatb* Mile Miami Stadium funs Oilhnnt curry the Tampa opponent* will la- Texas A. A M., smashed two homers oil Loser Ted 40 24 025 aKVKvrii Ni. T oni. Mv Itanaer, Venlnr*. A turnout of 1,500 In llavunu paid drive Into tho Havana Michigan Btuli' will piny fivi Syracuse, Penn State, Notre Damn Dray to hand the Tiger southpaw 37 *7 575 v<* oil. i)<ind*,..,t* On* Mrantain tribute to Munuger Mike Duerru, homo football games in ui,... , . anil Miiniuette. ______ ataiida In the St Petcraburg his filth loss. Hard limit*. Mhlr**l 32 33 .402 Wnrrlnr KHiiiril h te n —n itma* mii* who resimnded with a duuhle ami HU-nitrom anum manner ho Weat Palm Beach 20 35 453 r,.rk I. hi I ltd'* rin*n*l*r, D*al two singles for the Cubuns. llavunu mndu hi* "TnlkaMinn" drive* *uc- Lakeland 21 44 323 Onltl W*v Kirn, H***v Rn** Ry, rapped Marshall O'Colne. Dick Me I CKhflll, All-Stira 13 52 .200 llrlehl. Jim Danptr. Tonln Rtep, Millin, Mori Smith and Andy Elko XIXTH HACK—A/HMke MO* Meanwhile thu fun* rei|ueit*d Miami 2 Lakeland o Chan*. M*rmtk*y Top*. Fflend fur 14 hits with Dan Fnrnlolles the Jimliir ClmrntMT of Commerce Havana 7 Miami Beach 5 firm*. Handy Faro, IlnW lively. driving in two runs. worker*, who were Nulling ticket* Tampa 0 All-Star* 1 Mlr-Mnr, French Rbl*. Anothtr in the Htumla, lo turn* the hat for St. Patendnirg 3 Weal Palm Beach Wlil*k. Tampa's Smokers made It It THXTH HACK—A/iaib* Mil# outright contribution*. Thl* netted 2 (ll) Inning*) •1,-tiln* (lay. Heilv llatlla, Roll- wins iti 12 starta with 11 hits uff for the lint two Inning* a total All-Star* ut Tampa **"* Hah*. Tail* N*n, Rakalll*, Rolando Vladero and Caspar del Monte. Clara Danny drove lit three «r ian.g«, Lakeland at Miumt with ■ double and single lo fhlltnm hegnti hla chain reac­ Miami Beach ol Havana nrm try Monty. My Mamie. II*- runs tion Htillfitallim* over lha public St.Petcraburg al Weal Palm Beach l*I» l'nt*y, Miahty Hone, Jovlei run hi* total In 47 for-the season. Trnv*lrr. Ilahy* I)«*t, Henry Hie. With two nut and the count 3*2. nddraa* *y*Um which waa Wealrnek. Billy Seal singled to score Saints mounting when tha ball gam* Manager Herschel Held, who had ended *o Hinldrnlv on th* UMwalked, to win the game for St pire‘* HecUinn that Alrno and Mii lor League Petersburg In Hie 10th. Gil Vul K*kew were mil dealing, dlvlu's single luul scored two .Hulnl t’renldont Field hn* called n Leadere runs in the second and West Palm meeting uf nil lly AHSOCIATRD PRESS Beach tied the count with singles p r uae nt n nd la Hie second and eighth former * to e b e ­ F o u r I’lKItCK litv-st. Paul. holder* jdu* tile. Lake Worth, Cocoa and llollea aur"Iluck* fur M«*eMiaml’n Edition And A Regular vlved owning round play In th* hull" committee Claaa A State High School Huieball chiilrmen for to­ Jacknon Teumtt Play 12.95 Value) Tournament but defending cham­ morrow l i f t e r pion Mulberry went out. noon nt 5:00 LAKELAND i.B-MIuml's Edison llollea, Jackaonvllle military ltd Jackson meet today In acini. p.m, In Sanator| ichool, muted Mulberry Tueaday Inals of Hie Stale Class AA High night, 0-7, whan Mull>erry com­ l.loyii F. Moyle’* Ichool Baseball Tournament. mitted aeven error* and blew a •arl Tut*duy, Edison opened the 0p2 lead. Gene Jnhnaon for Mul­ tourney wllh a 20 victory over berry itruck out 10 ballora but iy Tampa Jeffersun and Jackson fol­ hla tnalea got only four hlla. Johnformer aluckholder* and lowed with n 4 2 win over Jack­ aon allowed five. unm attend IhU Important sonville Lee. meeting tomorrow nllernoon," allowed one hit In giving Cocoa Orlando and Hillsborough will he declared. meet In loday's olher semifinal. Fluid admitted that while tha n 50 victory over Live Uak, Joy Orlando edged Miami Senior, 4-2, Hines were not completely out of Mould alammod a 2-run single for Federal tadie In the fourth and later atole Ind Hillsborough beat Lakeland, trouble, Min picture la much Cocoa Tax Included 1-3, Tuesday. brighter after tho two-day fund home. Lake Worth’* Herb Score (truck All the gamea were scheduled raising drive. for seven innings but Hillsborough KrTdkr aald (hat nine* tho out 14 aa Lake Worth trimmed had to go eight to beat Lakeland, liluea ure apparently going to llronion, 4-3 Score allowed only one hit while Lake Worth ilammed keep going roe a while ho la 10 Pitcher Gerald Hooka scored Or­ going to got badly needed play* lando's winning run over Miami St. Paula of St. I'eteraburg er help Immediately, lenlor on an ouUleld fly In the a M declaion over Walton aevenih Inning, No doclilon ua to how long the acored High of DaPunlak Spring* when ilrlvo to rnlao fund* will last haa Klehard Nlnla pitched 4-hll ball been made, President Field atated. and St. Paula collected II. A "I do want to nay that we are Today’s achaduie In the auddon 0 atlll receiving contribution* thl* tournament lenda 81. Paul « ; morning. In fad I received a ISO at Lake Worth at a p. m. chock frum a fan In tho nail this and Cocoa maeta Bollea tonight Record Protlow* < 0 morning. at I. Winner* day for the cham­ Moment* pionship Thuraday. Eenii, of lakew, rf . ’arlae, lit i|*no, Sit loodwdl, Ub Irooklyn, If [bodci, c lonaalca, aa *4 - .. I l l NS ltf t- 1 -Treadway 2, Kltiard, Young, Gil Torres Keep*is Sun Sox In First Fir With Shutout Win K R T H U R S D A Y • FR ID A Y - S A TU R D A Y «• Mink Paces Cocoa To 1st Round Win In Class A Meet T ir e s to ti* Complete I2-Piete REFLEX CAMERA1KIT . a Florida Cow Capital Plana July 4 Rod* Keep a Fermonenl UklPlIII RBLBABRD Stale League umpire was related tfMunced by league July ceidiratlon la expectsri to Involved hi « controverilal gamedraw record crowdi to tha Florida ending decision laat night that Cow Capital aa stale-wide farm Jnckaonvlll* Beach won from Sanfroupa achediilad at leaat two com erence* In conjunction with tho three-day Silver Spur* Rodeo * Tbhi Week which upon* un Friday afternoon, July 4. Salford i t *Jaa Batch ..T he second annual Silver, Spurn Plylra Roundup, aponaomT hy S an fo rd at Cocoa ^ B lliM I. f m Sm Sanford i t In lan d (I) S ecan d riaih Qolnlelu every TITU SVILLI Palatka W u u . ClMft Q • M i l Camara w|th Optkally 10 • Races I n Beach et% kN FO ID pedal meeting to be ilmmef on the morning NIK'S WNK 1j«? «D dATTINO >11 Al A IC TO till h i Hm p fctw rt in t t a O ra v n d M u i W a t n m l *C Jkk* . . . ' latA u IV v l 1^aiaL ■ W ifi ■ »! M li»W Z —■iLM Aa « n s ? lu tf . ---- ««a- ■ —L ■ V W P I aH l N Iailla W ir -- _ ^ ■ �By Ray Gotlo M IM E O G R A P H C R E D IT P R IN T IN G - T Y P IN G IN V E S T IG A T IO N S A N Y W H E R E IN . THE tUNFORD HER.ti.D Wed. Jun# 11, lt.11 Pag* 7 M ADE Mim. U N IT E D S T A T E S O R F O R E IG N C O U N T R IE S H CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD r 8 tf. for FiiVtwcwi'T: =£_1 P h nnr 1713— 1748 |j)|^ M tlL A U L IN OVTOMETRIST I lt ll4 I«t1 4k iRiltriutt. itiid 'l iMii'bIni* i *11 *1:i *Itiillli Ileum **r y»»«r hhm iliHititi Ad» I _______ CUT JA M E S l «ilH* dl * _ AGENCY |j The 1952 Dodge ' nf. a i c u r uAVt"’ N-KQ*LR. (SOT V- •mapow^ TuAT 1 KNCVy vr.1 n o n v l q i 'i KictTuiJNtP N r> PhMi'UPftUit. JlU h lh A ). I ^ lOW. liT'L. r-7 VfCNKCH VUWTt SCOOT, 7UAT CbyC OUST K t*S U i K O lf CT T„c ' c h ild , on. I d 9.mfnr«l ky I'nuti'a. ituumM H. lly Fran Striker t HIHOPKAiriUK I'lr.i.r rail fur appointment Don't Sugar Anuthrr Mlnula What artr jour thin IrouHa may it. | b*. Htail lu foot. SAIVI »^0Af | T K I.K P H O N l.S i .s , j M<wi |u 7 l Room 4H4 Sanford Atlantic Nit >Iona I llnuh Building M b ' I ONK RANGER DR. H. K. RING G e n Wayfarer 2 Door Sedan l i i M e r a l fil'd KlitS r HAST i r a i i t e H lK b E T IMIONK 7« Delivers in Suntord 11. JAMKN GUT JA.M bS II. GUT Aloe. 1 for $2271. ATTENTION HARD OF HEARING M llln liadlu A FI.AHII GORDON an d h li adventura* In 21 ly n u n H a m m d iu MATTER-TKANStliTTIKl Y FLASH* LOOK* THC KKAKtN'S ' - BETTER v CfMMSCK IS SFUTUNO ) ¥ tHJVA OPEN* .— .Mrmtli.n T«» Pay (o p U u m c I II* "milli I’nrh. Sanfnrd n Dll Frida) tulle la. 11 I n 'J I' M Mt I humus S Smith, Field Technician Mulni ll.-ittitii* Sw Un \ <■.111•In>11>- t ’u uf inland" will hi' hill with Him mg Aill Scrim (ni till iniilii'* uf ui*tminrnl* I'liiiiii' fui Inter ii|i|>nn.t mciil SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS " \ i k lu - r r Ihp M aim Mudcl- I \ A I. " ’I'ii|i S m r l " . till* I. il regular liK.liIllI» n i l l r r III Siiiifulil. Use IIE R A IJ) W ANT ADS Fur R chuIIm l a . fiilla n la a rat** agate in W a a l be* eabllsbnl la Tba iH .ii.f .l I I.r a id i I H a t. I t . a *. Ha* laa.M IuH a it mi. « tar p . r Hat laaartiuM a ilinr* a. p . r Ita . la t.r iln n III ilm .a p . r llap la l.r llu n Hi- p .r lla . fur V fa rlt I'a a lra rl 111. <*nrila la lb* lib*. all Iluublt Ital* f u r Nlarb fa r* t'ap. P H O N E 148 W aal Ad* w ill b* arr*pl*4 • trr lb . T .l.p h u a a «a ai.aa■iraaduiu chant* If f t a r aaata U 11*1*4 la Ib t l.l.p b u a . bank, la r r lt r u fur Ibla urram M udalluu Ib r m i t . r l l . r r ta . a p t . l . d la par p ru m p llr. la n r d .r fur a t la i H t f . th r b a il paaalbla a trtlp a , all W aat a d . M a tt b . la aar u l l l r . aa lb* dar b . t a r . publlrallaa. t'l.aa. a . l i r r a . lata*, 41* lair If a a . r e a r u c c r * la f a a r ad. H r i-ii . bmI b . r . a p u a . l b l . far a m r . Ib a a a a . l a r a r r . r l l a a .r - S I N t t N l H .l t H 1 A l.T r Phone V Id III) Mu a nulla Are. T \\ M em - W r U X K I K i FKKIiS Conipleiv llllllt’f To*ed" Feed Store line llielrlrha C A I U N K T S . HiikIi . I him *, Itoofinu N MU I H I M l 'S : ’J A :t bvdroomi. Mn u i d o i | t , P l y i v .....I, \ ii t ' o i o h Model li. I'uiliplele w llli kllelieu thineri. liiKiilatloti, Phom- l i t ! H|lllpmi'lll, npuce A wilier ll.lU Cnrnpht ll'i I 'a hi net*, t )) Into I' ii* . Vi'iieilnn Idlmle, i-urporl, lllway lilerr.i wuy til Jlllfcll, lutldtrapcil lut in lii'iau t i fill Wylinewood SKVK11AI huinlii*il l i ' i "I Soli l i l y iitllltlci North of Hivood hand line)' i|oiniii no h (inni'Mi. i*nil uf M i 'IId ii v IIIk III gulvaliued pipe and f i l l m*.-, in Suofiiid I T I A fliiumeil. Priced half of lieu price .1 I Sew hi in low h i limn!). IteuHonnldr UMMt Palmetto down pii>mi'liliL Also d hedroom I......* fm ii'iii $1)0 t month. 2 MHT.U. Hook II i i I k i "inph i > Plume d l l It, Sunford $21.IHI. White kilehen sink 1 1 1 " with KpluKh hiol. uNil ( u l i i i i SMA1.I. Hi'Oki', K o i i i IkIo i I or on $H llll. Phone Itlt.d it. fiirnlulied. Will luke cleun trail ei nu puil payment. 2)110 Sun T W l i mll-away folding to'd H»'< ■ foul AviFlo l.awn Mwei $1)11 nil; I (t K *Iv Imit nr lief i Igi i iiim f ........ d lt T K A l i K fm muihI ienldeiitlal 4 fi Filghhilie $21 ini: lile.il (m inopei Iy. Kinreiy and murkvt, house trailer, liul'i'i'lii'lh- Omni i"HK I itl il I" lull will) 0 room at city limit* annlh Phom f ill niulied iipultlili'Ml. Cornel 221* M. ily Wiilt JJImiri KHAN pw o o a n p rNOTMoCHOF A BOAT... BjT |T LITTLE AU 4 TAKES ME NEAR THE LOST iS u a n p OF PEARLS I SAiP THBV'O IBS O SAV (SOOOSTB DOWN AT THE THEM l THEV u 11nilnif. Telev ision mid rudio service As near to you as yuur tilephulie till. I ..I I A R P K N TK K WORK ipiiek repair jolts, or l.inhliiig. Call small lirri I I 12 .M A iVA S IIIN U Micialne* repaired (Junk, eiuio'lillt'lil service. Wor* giuiliilileeit Call MfitCWI. N I.W l l.O O liS Mir faced to p u r fei turn. Uhl floors made likf new Finishing, cleaning A w a l ­ ing, also porta Ide power plunt. Hi'I line Si’lri node County *J||CC 11)21 II. It (ileiisoll, I.nke Mai V It \M IIIIII III.I N I ' S ( 11list Si|imrti Itiigs and flinii eoveriogs of \ myle, Plastic, Asphalt I lie or I Iti'ileiini. F i ......... Tell) phone I I2fi, The Fill ml ni o Con lei I Hi West Fust I. I. Sill AW... V PA ^EN aFC l MOI’ l TCU9E'l.L H A V E A R E L A X N - -T R !F * I ttiOmBs&Kl M AC'S I liceti ic Service Moved I en tpur ar lly 111 rear of HUN* Snnfuid Ave, Klevtric motor re lot on I I I III cltv limit uf 1..... tniiK, Pie K .Mum St Piiune K IT4 TIK N C A IIIN 1 I hi' S.li ItHl While eia, eicelh lil comlilinn. ( . " THE m i i n s i : i m i siN t; eon Apply after (> on p m I fit* t\ M U P C IIS O N N K I. u t il \ N In t Morning Sentinel, Or 1*Oi iipstaliK SA N FO RD Iluwn puymenti 2 hi-dinolll loniie liiinl" Kveiung Stni Cull llalu* $fi7o lliu fillfi .1 HERALD M O I I F I . A I'uni Hi no h w in ' l d tiedi nolo In.iiki " ftifil). |dft Inu. Plume till It A ll. IV IK S Ihilhloiei work 1.11 e ill Stinfurd III 1 ‘Uil own liulni IF Heasonahle Kales Cite K i ll l— ____ TOW KENT —I Save lent and drlviUK time males, Spleudet Servo e, l.luie (Juulily ipei'lfiriilIu Iih , llle hulli, (t— A R T ] C l.K M W A V l I i U I. w n t r - ~Ap«rtnumti. 114 W in I I lolitlnlle and FertilUer, Ki'lei lied liteeieway, ear pi'll, Flrat Street. Plume 41111 W. I ’ariienler A lirucev i'lnib. huy, salt A trade used utility ii iu i ii , Innndry fucilltiei, W . i.'lU'l M " aeu I furniture. Wllaiui-Mairr Finn lillehen enlilnet* Holpolot rulin' liuTCHiaoN a pth aim s.i. At Iture Co. 511 l' ‘ ,1 ''hone lloH lantlr, llnylnna Reach |)>u ami iefi ip u m tu i, |luo The)m oil I’lanii T'i ehno'iaa r pare heater, (lined and plaul* r m * * im t wrt-k, |ilu« U*. willii.nl lim n Phono lilt •V llieite I. Ha o ed walla, in > ■ 1 1 r* t. ■ 1 ceillliK*. up* t— ■ Pela.Llvralork-Sopplies 7 Phono Hun ford 16U4J. ford eIon a lundiieape'l loin, I P l l T T K D pony male, genth Imi • M l llrlc r-W eller lloni.a, lur. KU.MoNU'.H I'ploilsteilti/ i AIJ. Modern trailer epaca m lively, 7 vra. old. $1nnnn i Simp Plume lima Im iiiI ni' beautiful, plnidv Hanlumhi T ra il Corner Mellonvillr ami ILaadulidi j . . . i . n ' i a 1 miles west lilwuy III. '» oiih er l'«rk. ShirfOelioarda, m-ri'a A seal cover* smith. (}. A. Krolioe. linn mom, all tili-il almwi'r*. 1— A R T I C I i F.H F O R H A C K — 1 "Realty rlran for folk, wiiu | I'lumlilUg A Soppln » L K for sale. I.. |l. Mann, l.nl Contiueliog & llepuits rare." P inllrt annlh of Snnfui l T R A V K H N i : Kitenalun Rod* 211" M UMourue, Plume mid II W I King 2KIUI Smith i'uik Ave at Slamiard Kta. 17-M Illwny. ! lu lOH", Senkutik tila** and Pn mt Co. Phntie fiU P U I.I.F .TH for Mile. Pliuio l inl \\ llua. MICKKY MOIIHK \IIIS I. IS. Counters, Ciiphourda. C toil. Woodworking, fil’d Sait(■nil A venue Phoiu. Plfi.'l .1. 410 HI'ACIOUH nicely furnithi'il '£ Iii'ilrimin limine III piniii miiph bnrhotid. I.urye liltir fail. I'li'fer aillilta. Nu |i«U. I'liune Ifilil W lifter (I ji.m. I'NFuilNIHlIKli aparlineiil. Cull H77-R. I'l’HTAIHB furnlRhed ujiarlimni. lilfhta ahd water furnUin'd. I'mvata antrance, Clone In. I'ureh. |H8. 1020 Film. I’hoiia Ilia. HoiJflK—furnlahed. Mattie Hur­ ley, (HndervUla. FOllIt ROOM (urnltlied u|iarl mnnt. Adult*, nu pet*. Apply 000 Magnolia Avenue. ' TWO UBDROOM furnUheiI Imua'e. Large lot, nice locution. I'lmnc 1 1 1 0 . ______ N1CKLY Fumiatu'd 2 liodroom ga­ rage apartment on 2 large landaeaped lata with liarlieiiuc. Children wanted aa large yard for play. Call (0A-K after (1:00 p.nt. % Yd. DrnHite fur rent. Call BUS, Geneva. 0:00 to HtOO p m. on. I l I l t N A C l .s - lly K ra ik y , Wall, Flour and Flreplma. M. (1. H O U C K S llll W. lal HI. Phone UK I t K T A l l . Siilenioaii Wauled Hlen I , V K N K T 1 A N llllioI* For Free INeijipluymelit. Flrtialolie SI o i i k llmule Call 1120 Henkurlk HI uk * W O M A N 30-tiU to he trniiu'd ok u mid i'allit Co. Prnfe*a|anal Corsetieie to sell (IN K S TK K I, lathe Phone Chari* garinenis. While or iol 1401-W. ored. Call Ml** Parker, Tel !<• a i B w n a f i -' • N K W Stemilypii iiiarhlne lined * W O R K W A N T F .I* - s Clot lliet I null uirient. P honeI m-w. O F K I C K D K H K H at half price, ileaiilifully rLHiiialiAJ'lLI (B new. lilt W. Flr*t-Tha Kvrniturc Center. OLD NF.YVtiPAJ'eilH For rain at tc • pound gt th< _Hanford _____ Hamid P I A N 0 8—(lulbraBim, Bpli:oat* priced from MR) Ofl. inalmhia t tuning*. Ternii, trude-In*. Xu tier1* Plain) Htura, 1202 Myrlio. Fur nlglit a|)polntiiianta c»U I2I1H-W. t- (IOOD AND HAD | fi.OO Draaaar ” * “ M lru - Uncd la Far RaU —$ Uaoii Kmmd Oak Dining Tahla ............i ......... .... . 10.00 If ^mu want to Buy, Rant or Bull, U*ad Draaaar L... .......... 10.00 16.0< lJ«cd Cheat of Drawer* 20.1 Head Vanity .. T ............... J. W. HALL, Raaltot Florida Htato Rank liulidlng "Call HgU’* Fk*ta 178H ATTENTION i Navy p«raonn«l> daftnaa workam—«aw, inodern, concrata block 1 .R 8 hadrunjn homaaj OR kltahana. apace ft w alfr haatara, Vanatian blind*, ILkliiiaapiI lota. Charming Piiil' lip* Tarrant, Otnava Ava, eakt Ava. In Sanford, ow aa 17770. Down *826. Talk. T J I . I . K ! H for sail . Idiom I UU \\ l,A W N M u W K I t S sharpened III f t ■ !' 1 ' '■ *'voles ri'puiit'd. Shuman's, dtu K lit. St <4— l u t u * W A N I IID - 1 80.00 Unci) Sofa .... \ .... Uaad 9 pc Llvliig Room Sulla 86.00 U*ed 2 pc Sofa il*<l SulU M.00 U*ed Sofa Bed ............ SO.OO Rug. f 110.06 Slwpworn 3 pc D.W Beit Room Hoke ....... . M ATHER (IF N 1 IH R. 104 11. M BAN; i»T COLD SPOT refrigerator. 11 yoara. | 40JM). 2046-714 DaRary. FORD I T/Ufk. 1126.00, Jonra W IW B 8 A COL AN* C«HJ RAIIY BITTER — Rest of refot onci'a. Mr*. Mil lam Yltiun, 110 West 10th He Pimm. IDlil M. ftARYiliTTKIi, Mr*. Fulkeid.ei g, licet refarenev*. Phone 12Hi l UAIIY HITriNC, good rnfi'l ern es. flauiaait i u u — i it L.i....... Huaiaaaa Clppuriunltlra —ID I ' l . l ' M HI M i 'imtrnrt mill repair work Free estimate, ii |, Harvey 201 Sanford Ave. phone IH2H i A I . i i I S IK S I lie practical, lliiifly , neati'sl wuy t" ninveit llnil port'll or hi con way into a mol. i n n a t e room. I •l.’idoiiie 1 12fi fm fit.......slliiillle in slop In Hit West i'll si The Fill nitu to Center, >><■ - ' . It . I i it ) /M' i Mi, 1 ‘ 1 ____________ ID fetlders v rOR SALE—4Jroc«ry A Murkit. wall blocked. New flxlurer Term*. 601 Celery Ave, A O ■ I A V N A U I IN t o r a r o i t I4M.00 MONTUIrY PART TIME lliiorn A ir Cuinlltioiiliti' Mtlonal rptnppny offers lelluiilc Nath H. II. INtpe A Ctt. Inc. futpre servicing u iliH> a. Park Jairty. secure ft A ir . Vh. I «W hliAillRU 'll lHill)11)4'IIC rputu of inerchatidUk) dlspenslng aohlne*. Nu acllliig ici|Uircl. IS— N O T I C K S ' P F . R S O N A I . S — l i Ideal nuaru time xut-up to I, f400.U0 per mouth pusn- T H E Working Man's shopping nluro fur new, used and teflre part lime, full limn mum. Islied furniture fur the cunililetl (leant muat hr dciirmluhlc home, liuilgvt Prices. Telepliorii hava references, Cur oml 1125 Th e Kurnitiim Center— lit! .00 required which is *<•• West First. cured by Invantory. This is a buna fida bualne** proposition UR CAMERA won't work? Wa ad will »und strict Invritlga Yuoffer 6 day Repair Service on n. Rleaqa do not answer tinuiiy make or typv. Call for esti­ * Itou Are ready to go InUi mate. The Camera A Gift Shoo, |$afe, luutjd hqalne**. Vm In 116 S. ^ u ^ io m ^ ln ioiiri 2284. _ ‘vlafv wftli factor v represen tlva In your town, Include 14 LOST AND POUND — '.4 rtd address in u|iplirn•way DUtrllnitlnif Co„ I.OHT: Duubte strand pearls nuar va fit., St, I.ouls, k, Rita Theater- Unturn C. ft. ttururod, Rt. 1, Hum 81. Phono 1 blialnau in luwn. Ho< e? TRAILERS 18- S RRRVlCBS —II WILL TRADE house for trailer. Phone 1IUU-R RATTXRY, Generator or Btarto. flarvlea. Call 017. Rwaln'a Bas 26 FOOT House TraUer. Baa J. E. Cullara, Sanford Trailer Park, altar 8100 p-tn. _■ i: .. .......... , \v.W 'h ....... : --------- --- - ' ■• .' '■<^ J ---------------------— - - .....--------------------- !- ____ ■ ____ > 4 �nj# r • ■ . - * • - * TH* SANFORD HERALD N f# I Wei. Jam II, t i l l Koje Outbreak r > w H a s Oa Blueci In flie News Joseph Petra* Is Awarded His Degree By B. WISE end P. JUGE Stw istdks i ■'" y K w . # d ' ' W * ' Meeting Is Slated By Camera Club ' ' ' '. • v f U ^ . ^ v '- ': - Khramls Meet tttduesd as a citizen of Louisiana by Ed Lans and s i ons of th* mop r __. officers of th* Navy .ever popular luted control over the POWa. (c— w**sa ik M r i« « teas , I tM lI n r t r , « a I'M* OM) loo come romi to Sanford, replied that' Prisoners In Compound W today ATLANTA, Ga. (Special)-One up the bodies of eight POWs There will be aa organizational on you there la no easy way out, living In Sanford has truly been With the intense suffering and In an April 10 riofT A small pain expressed on the faces of the thousand and thirty-one degree* collapse of iMuitry-unlM Mfotia- M ating ef th* camera club and you automatically take the right * fin* experience, and that ns had never met people ns cordial aa group of prisoners accompanied ■nowing of altilM at th* Camara course," said Col. Gatchel. men aboard the station as they were awarded to future engineers, tions. Stressing the honor system at those her*. the bodies to a prisoner cemetery went through the gruesome process architects and executives by the After bearing him, Irate Repub­ Gift Shop Thursday avanlng at j The Rev. J. E. McKinley was outside Ihe compound. of receiving their semi-annual ty­ Georgia Institute of Technology, lican and' Southern Democratic SiW, 8. P. Bsrgsrs. adviser to the the Academy, he told of the men T -, The 6,400 Beds In Compound 78 phoid anil tetanus Inoculation*, one on Monday, June 0, 8:30 a.m., at sen*:or» Joined force* to writ* In­ club, announced today. A one half some months ago who tried tr set complimented hy {'resident Martin —first (o be dispersed—fought would quickly gather the Impres­ ceremonies held at the Fox Thea­ to the anti-inflation Defense Pro­ hoar business masting to complete up a taw to themselves, and paint­ Stinecipher on reappointment as By WALTER BREEDS JR. savagely for Ilk hours Tuesday sion that theirs was n fate worse tre. President Blake R. Van Leer duction Act an official "request" th* organisation of the club will ed out that due to th* high stand­ pastor of tho First Methodist (For 8>n Dawsea) • before being subdued by 780 tough than death. presided and presented the dip- that Mr. Truman Invoka at one* take place prior to the showing of ards In forre, there was no possi­ Church. Among the guests Introduced bility that West Point- would keep fitlitr.cn SHRDLU SHRDL L paratroopers from Ihe tBTIh Air­ color slides which Mr. Bergers Inmax to each of the graduates. the labor relation! law be had As the men ndvnnn-d along the Hnwarjl Montieth were Geurv* NEW YORK iJB-li the door-ln- borne Combat Tram. with hls Lelca camera In the men thero. Where. (*>* stand­ ; hv Among 'bufp, Joseph P"tro», denounced as. harm took ards are th* hiehi-st. 'huv iriiixi r>v I'eck, Ht. Louis: J. fc‘ HenFfnxe,, Joor salesman vanishing (rum the Thirl v-on* Herts were kll'ed in llnr, v ith cacti ..Dp draw):< hem 1300 Sanford Avenue of Sanford, Just Europe. fol sod futile.” to the pnmt or the needle, accepted, or else tho person must Orlando, and G. W. Hoovar, Or­ American scene? the fight, ihe Army said seven rlosrrwltlv Sen. Robert A Taft of Ohio, co­ Ih e slide* Include scenes of tho get out, he declared. and humorous remarks Fla. lando. ta the modem descendant of the wounded POWs baa died since, the medieval German city of RothenThe commencement address en­ author Of the law. and an aspirant became louder, In an attempt to Attorney General Ervin stati-d oM Yankee peddler facing Into ob boosting Ihe death loll to 38. A throw burg, tha oldest walled city In Eu­ titled "The Reach of Technical for the Republican presidential a scare Into the neat “vic­ things arc looking better In GENERALS PROMOTED new survey showed about ISO pris­ Uvlon? Reasoning" was delivered by David nomination, helped lead, a succes­ rope, the tulip featlval In Holland, that tim." tha elty of Clervaux, Luxembourg, Florida with a $30,000,000 surplus TOKYO ijt—Three U. 8. major "No," lay the companlea which oners were wounded. W. Harris, president of the Uni­ sion of rebuff* to the White House The mass puncturing process In the general revenue fund. He depend on these people for dis- One American bled lo death aft­ Wrnt nlnng romparnlively easy, In versal Oil Products Company, Chi- on the selsure Issue. At day’s end, and Munich, Germany. Hi* slides pointed out that the two loaillug generals In Korea today were pro­ will be accompanied by a talk by to lieutenant generals—the tributlon of their products. "11 any­ er being slabbed by s crude prison spite of the large number of men cago, III., n Tech graduate of tha Tafl told a reporter: candidates stressed moted rank called for by their present thin!, (heir number Is Increasing." spear. Fourteen other Americans rrrrlvlng the shots. Now that the class nf 10IS, and son of Nathaniel "This waa. a direct answer to Mr. Garter* on the scenes, on rubernatorlal aw enforcement In their plat­ none seriously, E. Harris, one of the founders of the President'll request for Con­ composition for beginners, differ­ forms and predicted great im­ commands Proponents of "direct selling," were Injured, bloody iloody fight had Its effect din of "battle" has subsided, the Georgia They are Glen O. Bn reus, c o m * gress lo act. Congress has acted." ent types of film* u d filters. Tech. the direct distribution of merchan­ onThePOWs men have ln-cn sot at rase, with In other compounds. Mr. Bsrgcre emphasized that provement In this program In mnndcr of the Fifth Air Force; Government officials seemed to After receiving their diplomat dise from factory to home, profess Those In adjoining Florida. only the thought of the next "Op18 were moved IVIIIlstnn R. Palmer, commander the graduates were Inducted In a be generally agreed that Mr. Tru­ every one in Sanford, whether or to see a new opportunity for the to new, smaller pens Comdr. Trapolln, who was In- of without re­ erstion Needle" lingering In Ihelr body not they are Interested In Join­ the 10th Corps, and Willard B. man's personally delivered re­ time-tested doorbell • pushing tech­ sistance a few hours later Into the Georgia Tech Atumand 77 minds. ing the club or In camera work, Is Wytnnn. commander of the Ninth quest to Congreaa for a special nl Association by Price Gilbert nique in (he curret/ swing toward sent word to Boatncr It would obey Donald Regan, AN, one of tho ■elture law came dose to com­ Invited to com* to tee the slides. that, "we have nothing to o« Corps, ■ buyers' market. original Fnsron members, was dis­ Jr., president of the association. ashamed of," concerning low en­ moving orders. mitting him to do whatever Con­ Of those receiving drgrees, more Time was when a certain aegforcement In this statu. He also Prisoners In 77 began lining up charged from the U.8. Navy ye*, gress asked. Thee* officials, who than iinc-hnlf were from Georgia. ment of retail opinion believed the In a driving rain an hour and a terday. Don hnlls from New Or­ Sheriffs Meet urged sheriffs defeated in tho re­ AP MAN HONORED asked reporters not to quote them The balance were from 30 states, door-to-door salesman waa on the half before their scheduled evacu­ leans, I,b„ but slnre his rem it cant election not to he dlxrourngby name, said th* ten* of tho CHICAGO IAS — The American nno territory, and 11 foreign coun­ way out — a victim of lalevialon. ation. marrleue to the former Barham ud, that defeat Is a part nf politi­ Medical Association ICmltaae* From Fats o s n President's speech suggested will­ today awarded According lo this theory, televised cs! fortune, and did not reflect on posthumously The cleaning nut of the enclosure Ann I'enren »f Sanford, he pinna tries Including Argentina, China, ingness to comply wltE the wishes a gold medal and Colombia, Cuba, France, Greece, of Congress, despite hls statement l» • brief talk at th* conclusion their service,. demonstrations of consumer pro­ yielded about 63 anti-Communlst to make Florida hls home. ducts and televised aalea talks prisoners who said the evacuation Prosecuting Attorney George A. citation to Howard W. RlakesIee.A Wasting no time in setting him­ Honduras, Mexico, Holland, Nica­ that recourse to Taft-HariJev would <n the morning session, warned sheriff* of the dangers con­ Bpeer concurred In praising the science editor of the Associated* which could be viewed by the had saved their lives. self up In rlvlllsn life, Don will ragua, and Swltserland. Of the be “by far the worse of the two th* tained In th# rscsnt increase In ehariffs’ work. Mr, Sneer men­ Press who died May 3. housewife In her home would make Thirty antl-neda fell out of line aisrt lo work today In hls new 1,031 graduates, 08 are graduating approaches." The award was created by the Negro voting registration. H t pre­ tioned the grunt dlffiriimiM und-r the home visits of the door-to-door when groups of Communists were Civil Servlre |oh. Besides hls gov­ .with hnnor. To use the Taft • Hartley Act’a dicted that 130,000 Negroes would AMA Board of Trustees lo honor vendor unnecessary, which they labor, among them ll-u mnrnhod out. ernment work. D«fi Is also pnrt go-day anti-strike Injunction provi­ be registered by November and fact that, "a third of Ok- puuplu "a distinguished layman who hns Today, however, TV Is being Thirly-flve olhers assembled In owner In the Sanford Radio Serv­ sions, Mr. Truman contended, laid that this is being done nt Ike Displeased served lo advance Ihe Ideals of used In promote direct selling. the rear of the compound ond ice, whirl) lie plans to earry on In "would be lo take sides with the Ihe Instigation of “agitators out are In favor of law en force muni, American medicine and who has tCnalUN*! •'fans runs Oael Direct selling Is big busineas. To­ waited until all other POWs had Ids spare lime. a third are against It, n il it third companies and against Ihe work­ Of Philadelphia." tal volume! a estimated by the Na­ been cleared out. Then they don't rare." Hu also said thnt "it conlrllmled notably lo the public The very siir'-essful Fasron soft- North Carolina. Virgin". Georgia, ers." "If this campaign Is consum­ seems thnt In a lot of our .-ouii. welfare." tional Association of Direct Selling marched nut. hall team won Us 1"th ron*eeutlve Louisiana and Texas If Sen. RichHe hinted broadly thsre was no mated," he declared, "you sheriffs ties tho bust qualification (or This was Ihe second lime Ihe Companlea at more than 10 billion Maj. David Korn, Richmond. Va. vletorv over th- fjrmwnv nine. In nrd Russell, Georgia Democrat, assursnes the 630,000 striking W going to have to mako a award has been given hy the AMA .... dollari a year. According to the an officer of the 187lh, said It was the City of Orlando Rerreatlnn docs not run. sheriff Is not to know anything would obey an In­ first perron to receive It was to Jhlladslphla Phllsde The Tail camp called th* signal! Steelworkers to about th* Job and not to havr n The National Better Business Bureau apparent many more prisoners l.rngue Mondnv night, at the Junction — a statement which drew pilgrimage the Rev. Alphonse Mary Schwltal,* ma ,y°ur make your r ___ _____ _ _ _ kjienee with gangsters. Inc., with which local Belter Bust- wsntrd to be separated (nil were Grand Avenue Ball I’erk In Or­ when Iho Arrangement* Commit­ junction record." from Taft former dean of the School of* lit and others ea an Ons day thla minority bloc will Mia Bureaua across (he country held In the marching columns by lando. I’ronn'-nrcd ihe fim* round tee put tngelher the men and th* sparka He agreed with the Attorney la. 'Invitation" to defy defy tha law. They wfoW. th# balance of power If Medicine of Ht. I-mils University Jobs for the July 7 convention at are affiliated, more than 0,000 die-hard Reds. General In urging tho defeated winners nt the end of their 10th been on stria* since June _ The House of Delegates unani­ 1st them." American companies ara engaged Two POWs who escaped from win Ip the league, the Hanford Chicago. It was noticed that th* have sheriffs not to lie discouraged, mously when the Supreme Court ruled Mr. you confirmed the nomination In direct selling with a total sate* Compound 77 told stories of mur­ bunch have proven themselves to Ohioan, whose oiler lo compro­ Truman’s Mr. Car Ur urged the ahariffe and he strongly ud vacated the seizure of th* industry of Dlakeslro for Ihe award loday mise on contested delegations In force of I Mi million men and ders during Iho night. abolition of the feu system and to consult with their local county he the top contenders for the was Illegal, women. American guards outside Ihe league chnmplnnshln. Ily trouncing ♦he South was rejected by Elsen­ The President told the lawmak­ officials and leading citizens on the Institution of some new meanThe Electrolux Co., easily the compound laid they bail heard the Conway softhallers, the group hower campaigners, was ready for ers the better way would bo a plant the situation and also to hold of financing tho sheriff’s office. aaUon’i biggest manufacturer of screams Inside. Rep. Cleveland commended tinhas advanced another game closer a no quarter battle. seizure law under which Ihe own­ meetings of Negroes, listen to DR. L. T. DOSS vacuum cleaners, employs 10,000 Nnrth Korean Col. Lee Hak Koo, to the "crown” by pulling one Of Inc 1,103 convention delegate! ers would "face the possibility of thetr problems and taka an In­ sheriffs for doing a good Job, door-to-door aaleimen. CHIROPRACTOR a Compound 78 leader now In soli­ «smc ahead of the Orongo Hoick -m il of a total 1,306—already chos­ receiving something lesa than their terest In them. Its said that the "rontrnry to what some peoptAvon Products Inc,, cosmetics tary confinement, told an Interro­ team, who are running a close en, the Associated Press tabula­ normal profits . . . and the workers average Florida Negro would pay might *ny," and requested ttin HOURS 9 to 12—2 to S tion now gives Tnft 484, Eisenhow­ win facet he prospect of galling more attention to a Southerner the sheriffs recoin me rid h'gixlr manufacturer, had sales last year gator he thought Boatncr was seen ml In 1-jiein-, 303 Atlantic Rank Hulldlni er 330 and others 130 with 309 of more th a n ........ * .......... tinn to bring nhntil better law bluffing when he said he would less than they think they era en­ than ha would to Northern ngitnIrvlruf "lllng" D'datte, AN, who Phone 761 tors. enforcement. Hu also recommend­ movf tho prisoners by force If Is leading the league at the plate unrommlttcd or disputed. Nomina­ titled to." tion requires Oftt and In a squeeze ' As he outlined It, however, his ed a butter system of public necessary. Commissioner King praised ihr with e hue" .filtl average, came the contested delegations — like relations to let the public know representatives, many of them Breakup of (he Island's 17 hlg again with another tlmelv those from Texas. Louisiana, Geor­ plin would permit the government, fine Job which the sheriffs Have more about the sheriff's work. housewives. “ We haven’t deviated Compounds Is experled to lake through done In enforcement throughout while operating the mQli, to raise hnrner In the fiftti Inning. Morris gia and Mississippi—could put 1 from this system In M years," about 10 days. Judge Douglas 8 t o a s t ru n :, the state and said that, "so many wages and change working condi­ Hall. Hie phenomenal Navv ollchman across. •ays George K. Craves Jr., Avon times public officials do not ro- spunking on the guaurnl problem nr. beside,i liN recent mound nur- The kcynoler's rallying speceh tions. vice president. celvo the kind *A commendation of cnforri-Muiit as rugnids |uvr«Within hours th* Senate bowled in which lie lurried In a fnrmanee NATO Treaty nllo delinquent*, ruvluwuil the . Then there’s the ubiquitous Fulbrilliant one-hitter, also proved can do inurh to sat the fane. The over three plant seizure proposals, they should. However, let them do Juvenile H'uallan** r o w tint) law of 11)51 ami urged for brush man, backbone of the Platform Commute* will put Into two of which had tacit White House something wrong and then ihey himself to lan v*rv able batsman huge sales organiiatlono f Puller would regard u hostile move hv slamming « four bagger Into words what the party stands for. blessing, and spiked Into the con­ receive notoriety through tho all the sheriffs to fnmillarizi tlimnsulvus with the law If they Brush Co. of Hartford, Conn. A sgalnst Ihe new Western European And the chairmen, first th* tem trols bill tha request to us* the pres* and among the public." the boondock*. , had not already done so. ' Thu host of other house • lo • house letup. porary and then Ihe permanent, Attorney General Ervin also Taft • Hartley Law. Mr. Mcl-ean, the Regional CAA will have whole future nf our country," hvendor* peddle everything from "For this reason." he said, "wo Hsfelv plenty of power when huve wh«r P«l*«d the sheriffs and said The margins were dselslvo, but April*, lias placed Ihe Na­ disputes hit the floor— si.dlr.urt l.rco-borol r.llsvM said, "Is wrapped up In these lingerie to tailored suits, razor have Jolnad with the governments disputes per fli administration foroei planned one H i lb* »in»v off PrlcSIy Prickly Boa b.sl wltn Station, Sanford on Ids lllii»r- hnps like whetherr In sc kids." bladoi to washing machines, kitch­ of Britain and Franco In u dor- val itpro-Tafl seat pi ■ mkifna prompt «#■*. p lspsr lest major effort today Ip put 'fort tod a ' i h CofUr«-, » could prolong, Hash and clhar minor •kla irrtJudge Htunvirmn also proposed enware In sterling allver, aeedi In larallon which makes It clear Unit nr- for th" purpose of discussing or1 pro ru Kiscnnowcr Elsenhower delegal delegations. would permit pay raises across a new seizure amendment. nendmenl lotions a rt also coo lid an 0 reopening of thu Indus trio I Ok extinguishers. we would regard any such art as and 'Xnmlnbig men who a*-** In­ Tnc Army stild It would take no They conceded1 In advance the; cooibtd quickly, *1*1 n t a they for Ht* workers based on any rise the terested In nbln'ide'T ( l A ratings. act Inn nn the qucitlon of whether School for Negro Girls at Ocala, Direct selling has come a tong a threat lo mir own security." v.iy tmoolbnsM. V itd V 1... In the coat of living Index. will take another beatAnvone Interested In tills program, MarArthur would violate regula­ --- obd be bMplioto oucocoolult] loro clllng tlm tremendous need for n way since the old Yankee peddler *1 yooro. tIO N 'T W a ll for oror to lo 31 margin, it seeking ground **r flight ratings, place tu send delinquent Negro I for •old tinware, clocks, brooms, tions hy appearing on the political Hen. Maybank (D.-8. C.)\ who boot prlokly boat or dlopor roib should rnn*srl Chief Day located convention program. Friends said House Action in u u bJ! P*n- Humphrey jrlrls. "It Is not fair,’* hu argued I lo tbow up but buy o eoi « M today ■nives and cloth lo frontlar famhzs been at odd a with the White In the Station Operallnns Depart- he would wear rlvlllan clothes, a , and start uilng. Mont* bock If iR u S s ? . <0 »ho *l*«l House, announced he also would uronl?.«m U *,HUfht *p Ponnll sol*. to have an industrial school for H not rompl.tcly tolisfltd. At ill Il'sillasiS r i m Pass Oast white girls and not have one for ■ drusatito. Want In give a party? Some The keynotur for the Democratic offer a delayed action plant seizure Welcome aboard goes In Harold convention -MSfii ,le,Uemf n‘ l» roachcd. Negroes." companies will send a man to your miller wore hopeful of completing July 31 at Chicago, amendment — this one to take ef­ *™ allow the workers a pay raise Driggers, SN, who reported to tills Thu Association is to hold Its boma with all Ihe fixings for a their bill Thursday. Massachusetts Gov. Paul Dover, only, If the President Invokes , , L b/ * foot-finding board. January landing In West Pulin A controls extension bill, drafted command from Han Francisco, look a crack at tho Republican fect full-course dinner, Including flow ilte Taft-Hartley Act end finds that . The amendment to use Tart-HartCalif. He Is Ht present attached lo Ifonrti, and tho 40th Am....I Cult•ra, 11 doesn’t coal you a nickel. by Iho Kcnato Banking Committee, Parly activity o fMncArtnur, El­ It won’t work. w , sponsored by Sen, Byrd ijrd.< veollun will tin held next Jutm at AU you have to da fa Invite your Is now under debate In Iho Senate. the Security division of the Hta- senhower and Lt. (Ion. Albert va-). -was approved 40 to 30 Maybank had sought Tueiday lo Gainesville. ‘ ... .. . friends and let the salesman show It calls for extending wage, prlro tlon. Wede mayor. write Into the bill a section to pro­ Aim coining lo NAAS, from them Ihe company’s floor wax or and eredll controls for eight Dover lold New York Democrata Guantanamo llav, Cobs, Is l.cxtci Tuesday night that Ihe three gen­ vide a 130 • day no • strike pe­ furniture polish, pots and pans nr months, until March I, 1093 than permit seizure of the Evans ME2. who has also bren The Senate bill has become n plssllc aprons. The salesman conks erals are fighting for control of riod, and serves the men I — and waxhra vehicle for debate over Iho xlor| asslpnul lo Hrrurltv. Ihw GOP and comprise "Ihe mep- plants with the workers’ pay frozen John F. "I’anpy" Haynen has ace of u military Jmtlu." Wed*- at pro • dispute levels and Ihe crisis with numerous amendments Ihe dishes. joined the ranks of the civilian mover Is chairman of (he National government obligated to pay the A constant headache tu tho direct offered In deal with 11. companies "Just compensation" Chairman Spence (D.-Ky.) told since being dl'chargeii recently- j Citizen.*'ftir-Taft Commlltce. selling peonlo is the had name given their prufeailnn by Ihe oc­ reporters there was no discussion •Tappy". Mrs. Ilaynen and their W. Avcrell llirriman, a candi­ for use of Ihe plants. It was re casional dishonest salesman, and In Ihe House committee of writing for the democratic presiden­ Jfctcd 68 to 13. children will return >o New date the consequent enactment of local In Ihe Byrd Amendment, adopted two tial nomination, also voiced an Th* Senate knocked down 33 to Orleans, l.n., where he will return opinion about the laws and ordinances which restrict by Ihe Senate lale Tuesday. Republican M an amendment by Sen. Mon to hls former Job with tho U.8. direct selling. Borne 90 years ago This provision, sponsored by Sen. Party. In a Phoenix, Aril., ad­ roney (D.-Okla.) for 60 • day sell the town of Ureen Rlvar, Wyo., Byrd (u.-Va.), calls on tho presi­ Post Office. dress, he said G.O.P. now stands adopted an ordinance making ft a dent lo use Ihe Tef 1-Hartley Lew fnr "grim old pessimists." He said fluentlal Republican aa yet uncom misdemeanor for a person to visit In Ihe eteel dispute. Ihe Republican Party has been mltted, and delegate* from New Widow Eviction a private horns for tho purpose of Meenwhlle the House pass­ captured by "Ihe weepers and Iho Jersey, New York end Maryland selling merchandise without having ed and sent to the Senate a wnllera," whereas the Democrats 1 A Taft spokesman said the tens H 'n a lla M d Fraai •**«• Oael been Invited. Similar ordinances bill setting up a 11,390,630,000 the sheriff would hire hls new have n positive program. tor also la conferring with dalehave since been declared const!- federal-eld highway program for deputies, or how many he would Another candidate for the Dem* (•tea, but added, "Wa'ra not put­ Ihe two fiscal vnari ulnrtliiH .Into ocrats' top spot, Sen. Eatcs Ke- ting any particular emphasis on 1. 1033. fauver of Tennessee, lold a rally those meetings.” Taft'a Schedule Legal Notice 'w ffio u t confirmation, It was re­ Passage waa by voice vote. In Washington, D. C., he Is for •alls for conferancat with New ported lhal Gregory had a recent The blQ waa e compromise of home rule in solve local problems. Jersey delegates Thursday conference with Ihe widow, Mrs. 5 M n orr r & » T01 separate measures passed pre­ Kefattver and llarrlman are bat­ Maryland dalagatea Monday, viously by Ihe Senate and the Elizabeth Htcvrnx. and hid asked tling heatedly for Ihe capital’! alx Ktfauvar’a tally of Ml dofogi■Us & i;r w w * in i., her to leave peacefully lit order House. It carries no actual appro­ Democratic delegates to be se­ A & e ‘ ru#.,nhA , W l j l t T oi priations but authorizes a program to protect her own property. Mrs. Ktovrns U "Inclined’’ In ac­ lected at an unofficial primary divorce oKulnol you la th* Circuit which must be financed by later Court fur Honilaolo Count/, Florid*, cept Ihe eviction without further next Tuesday. Eisenhower, meanwhile, waa man's 6614, with 616 needed for at Hanford. Florida, and yuu oro legislation. h«robr roiilr.d to Ilia, u.r.onojly or The bill makes no change In Ihe violence, a source said. continuing hls sessions in New nomination. This Associated P hr ntiornoy, with tho a itrk uf oali present formula by which atatea roads and York with delegates and olhera he tabulation. Ilk* that lor the GOP Court your w rjilin dofonoo, If any, must match some of Ihe funds pul forest development holies lo win over lo hla aide. On race, la based on professed and to. Iho bill of uuinulalnt filed in irells, 33 Ik millions. M id nauoo by tho ISfh day.of Jan*. up by the federal government for hia conference program today conceded- atlgnmanta of the dala­ Also, national park roads and Ills, Horoln tall not or Judgm inl construction and planning, were John Foster Dulles, an In' gatea so far named. will ha rondorod against you by trails, 10 millions; parkways on Tha amounts authorised, all for public lands. ID millions; Indian . , ‘ WITNKMH nty hand and the ooal each of the two years: Primary highway system, 347 H roads and bridges, 10 millions; for million dollars; secondary ay item, aid In construellon nf (he Rnma tea million* i urban area primary Road In Nicaragua, four millions: ts^M RRRPOH highway system. 137 14 millions; Inlar-Amarlcan Highway In Cenrtal Two - bedroom Phillip* Terraco — a beautiful expediting construction and lm- America, eight millions: for surHero’s Some of "Pop’a” veys on Indian reservations, I 14 homoB $7775 — IS KmWfolli' 0t ,n',r,U '0 new homo development alylod for Favorite*! . only $125 down. Ports! highways, 33 14 millions; 1 I t ) Hoard of Cotta1 today’a llvin c — priced for j t r y 1, r t ^ s s % a . s young people’* budgets. • Throo . bedroom TIN.National Association of Dlhomes 19055 and root BeUini Companies rantenda On* Dragtl 9P05S — only $808 Roomy — comfortable — two • and throa . S M S 'V , and $981 down, Direct Selling Of Merchandise Seen To Be On Increase (U ih s s m m f W gpduJuRH \ PRICKLYHEW I FEELITVANISH J LYCDBDRDL NAVY PERSONNEL: ATTENTION DEFENSE WORKERS: FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS f e Pir'ffl.rsh. S E IM : 1 .w riE s Ly. uu ™ birol* M bedroom homes — Masoned concrete block construction — sturdy and beautiful — bilehena equipped wlih G-E rang* and refrigerator - water heater — apace heater — Venetian blinds throughout — ample dasat and s la n g s apses — carports — lands rapid lets. Boo thorn today. Saks office In Wynnewead' Subdivision East of MeflouviOa and North of Gonava is Sanford. raapartivily. vsrn ,n W "MSOH Raaaonabk month ly pnymanti Uhs rant, Include ro* dnathm uf prinaJpnl, dosing r* ST* Iw* is D-f- -’t h h .a io ^ :*■ L'-Juii; AA’V 3i».M ; m �1•' 1 mr Ifrra tft IF 10U DON’T r k t f n year Sanford Herald, City Delivery, by 7:89 P. M.( p lo t* call YELLOW CAB U K THE WE a IHER ( ontlnued hoi. aiillry and gen*r ally fair through Friday. except for a rhanrc of a few Isolated Ihimdn showers AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Ike Declares He Opposed 'German Zones Florida S h eriff Visit Sanford General Reveals His Advice Not Sought At Yalta, Potsdam; Taft Studies Korea NEW YORK UW-Gen. Dwight D. #Eiaenhower aald today he oppoied Ute division of Germany Into sepa­ rate zone* at the end of the war and also waa against Isolating Mer­ lin. He made the atatement In anawer to questions put to him by members of the New Jersey Ho publication delegation. Eisenhower also said that he did not participate In either the Yalta or Potsdam Conferences and that his advice waa not accepted on #the decisions taken there. A delegate asked directly wheth­ er the establishment of the line of demarcation between the Allied and Russian armies In Germany was Elsenhower’s decision. "I was opposed lo the division of Germany Into separate parts," he said. ’'That waa one of the pieces of advice that was not ac^fhe* delagales then asked who did establish the tones, and Ihc •Isolation of Berlin as a partially Allied city within the Soviet Zone "The European Advisory Com­ mission met in London In 1041. as I recall," Elsenhower said "This commission look these artlons Later, I understood they were ap proved at Yalta. "As soon as the armlsllec was signed, we were directed l« gel bark Inlo our own areas as rapidly as posslhle. Wo were forced lo retreat 150 miles after the war— • we had been attacking ns far down as Lelpilg—nnd we had lo go back lo the Tine picked by the politicians." The general also was asked whether he participated In tho Yalta and Potsdam Conferences. He laid emphatically, “ 1 did not. I participated In no political de­ cisions of the war. "1 gave m r opinions voluntarily on one or two Ihlnga, hut they weren't accepted." NEW YORK Wt-Scn. Holier! A. a truce talks until American wean arms Ihen arm production lets rolling, than the South Koreans and withdraw United Nations forces lighting Ihere Gen. Douglas MacArlhur’s pro­ gram of bomhlng the tied*' Man­ churian supply base* would have worked e year ago but would be i Impractical now, life candidate for the Republican presidential nomi­ nation declared. Ha said that while Iho armistice negotiations have dragged along Iho Russians and North Koreans have hull! up loo much air and land superiority. The Ohio senator gave hi* view* In recording a radio Interview with Martha Deane to he broad­ cast by station WOR over a IT state Eastern network Friday. 1 WASHINGTON Following la the laleat Associated Praia tabu(CtsllssM O* Page Tkr**) REAM MEET TOKYO Ut—British Field Mor■hal Lord Alexander visited Geu. Mark Clark today at the supreme Allied commander's headquarters. They spent 3tA hour* in conference and at a war briefing. Alexander arrived Tuesday for a tour of Japan and Korean on behalf of the British Cabinet. • RATES IIP CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. UP Weakly relax for Chattanooga's newspapers—the News-Free Press and the Time* — have been Inrraised to 4S cants. Tha Chattanooga Publishing Co. aald Wednesday the hike from Ihe old rat* of 40 cents waa necessary because nf the Inm aied cost of M newsprint. P No change was ‘made In Ihe dally rates. ' ORLANDO BUILDING WASHINGTON UT-Tha Public Bulldlnfs Administration has con­ tracted with Tempuna Inc., Lake­ land. Fla., to build a 1301,Mi sub­ tropical experiment station at Or- ' t t i Stall tho citrus •mm gels research for try. • Sinford Herald Vacation-Pack aflllev how far, away i yen may go aa year vucattao you cau readily calah ap m tho home towa news by reading the Stufard Herald when yaa rotaru. Yaw na ar­ teroaga n ir w w m aefl.tr r, by talapeaatag An.-mriiitnl Ur,-** 1 SANKJUD, FLORIDA__ THURSDAY JUNK HI. 10T.2 VOLUMB XXXXIII Wirt* Gen. Collins Blames Manpower Shortage For Koje Outbreaks Bill Authorizing American Troops Seizure Of Mills Hunt Prisoners Again Voted Out Reported Killed Members of the Florida .Sheriffs Association held their .'tilth annual convention In Sanford. Monday through Wednesday, and enjoyed a varied program. Including business sessions at the Court House and at the City Hall whore on Wednesday i.flernnuu they completed the program which Included the election of H. J. Youngblood, Fernandinn as president to succeed It. L. Kendricks, Pensacola. Tho sheriffs were 'hoto by Henry Jameson treated to a luncheon at the Episcopal Parish House, Tue-day noon, and enjoyed n barbecue at the KB. • Club grounds that night. Shctiff P. A. Mero, the host, whs commanded for Ids program and was elected second vice-president «f the AvfOriotton. The Valdes Hotel was head ipiarters for the convention. Convention Dr. H. W. Hurt Settlement Made Sheriffs’ Proves Big Success Ed Cameron Is Of Stetson Is In Struggle For characterised Sheriff A. Mem today Named President the sheriffs' con­ which dosed yesterday In Of Cattlemen Jaycee Speaker Steamship Line vention Sanford a* an outstanding success anil expressed his thank* to all Flag Day Ceremonies Government Set To To Be Held On Sat­ Return Dollar Line urday At Stadium To Private Owners Hr. II W. Hurt of Rtelsiin Uni­ versity told the Junior Chainin', of Comntcrro at the Yacht- Club today Hint the greatest single force which would solve the world's most difficult mold ms is tuklng nn Interest In other per sons, lie also explained Mint Idg business' object tile meeting of hum a ii needs. "Actually the big job for busi­ ness is thu rearing of nur sneersaora through the churches, news­ paper* nnd the lioute," he elabor­ ated, "It Is llirae factors that mold the moral fibre of out youth and successors." Hr. Hurt, who has written much of the Boy Scout Manual, stated that because of the lack of in­ terest In youth and in other peo­ ple, misunderstanding and III feeling has TatiMsI must of thu problems people face today. Ho suggested that ev*rynn« should take a sprrlnl Interest In helping someone w h i c h would t r a i l lo c o l l e c t i v e bargaining In I i l I k i i WASHINGTON t/v-The govern ment and the It Stanley Hollar interest* today settled their .Vyear rout I fight over control of the hlg Dollar .Steamship Line Term* id the settlement provide: 1 The controlling stock Interest in ihc line cl*lined by both will Ire pul up nl public sale nt any price above 1 1 million dollar* rash 2 The winner on sealed hills will gel the 33 per cent block of stock and the government and the Hollar interests will divide the pro ct-cds 1 If the public sale fall* to bring n hid of M millions or more. Iho stock will bn divided equally hid ween l|ip government and Iho Hollar inleresls ' «• In any ovenl, Secretary of Com­ merce Sawyer said, the governrnent intends to out of the lo got gel oul h u e a n d return It In private operaturn the speakers, the merchant* as­ Elec­ sociation, ami all others who con­ Oric Mathicux tributed tii the success of the oc­ ted President Of casion. He especially tbunked the Elks Farmers' A u c t i o n Club for the use id tlieii fnrilltlc* for Ilie barbecue and -aid (hat a F m m i ll mil nf a new Mrintniile Iminber of the sheriffs bad called ( iiuntv C a ttle m en 'Assortatm u, It the finest barbecue they hail with K.l J. C a m e u m a* newly ever attended. I'lnctrd pirsldetll. un< ntinmim r I Mute than Ino dill-gales a t­ I...lax t-> I*. It llawson, m a n l y tended the convention fiom all agent, le lln w m g » meeting Toes parts of tipi state arid worn ad­ ■lay night at Ids i .f f in AIIU III In dressed by sin h milstniidlng per­ <iittlemen were piesent. i it in-1 nf fleer* elected were C sonalities as Itnllrond I'mumlsalonera Jerry Carter and Wilbur S |,ee, i ivied", vice-piesbleut; Mi seeietary, nnd Gn"g King, Attorney Geneial lib-haul l>'iw*un, ILirden, lirnsuier. Tin- board nt Krvln, Hep. Ferris llryanl of tniatee* includes W. II. Wight, Hi I train, who is .Speaker designate W. linker and Hr. R. C. |la»» of Iho House of Hopresentnllvoa, ft. Ihe flaw oigiinlinllon, while Lieut. General .1. C IliitchiiOu, fl|(| affiliated witli the Florida Senator L. F. Hoyle, Hep. Voile Slate Call lumen's Association, has William* Jr., Heii.-di'signRte Mack l1(, ciuinccttnn with the Central Cleveland Jr., lTu*ecuting Attorttof- 1 Horida t ’attlemen'* A**ocl*tion, ney George A Speer, and .1udfl*'to which most of the mamhers for Douglas ntonatmm. j int-t Iy belonged, # ,j ■ ... f - — - ^r, s flile oi t|u ttlljnr' leuwOlts for Senate Approves Leg­ islation Extending Economic Controls WASHINGTON P \ lum*e com lullin' v.it*-.t down li 1" III today i priipnvil Unit Fic'ideni Truman lie "iu|Hiw.'r.’d in 'i-i/c and i pcralc Ihc 'truck alri'l mill* II wa* ihe (ir*l (..rmnl vole liy am Ihai*" gi.aip '"ite .Mr Tr«r titan went hcti.ri’ F.uigr"** Tuc* liny and pleaileil tm till* power i'll" Sen.ile prmoii'ly had re huffed 'll Ft11riirait In voting Ihai Me should ii-e ntlll 'Hike pinvl* II.n> id *he Inf, Hartley l.-iw 111 an "(fori I" Cl I III" slllkl ol iI.i0.inio I'll, Stc. Iwinkers \..d loilay sena tors (avitiiiig seirufi' power for the I'resi.l. at .l.,i!iiliiri".! Ilieir lighl h wri'e tt mio wage price control* l"gl*liilioti t'lo-v -.till they would pnqai*" it igalli lalei m a *"|Ui rale hill The ............. p.eslln.i wn* rniai’it In Ihc Him*" It.iaklu : l 'nm iu ll ti ’c liv Hep Bolling . I t Mi, i who pro po*ril it i* in iiiui'Millneiil I " legls I,. , ion exit'll.ling ilic e l. .in.line con Mol* law Bolling ' . nii'inliueul wa* a <lu plicate "I dial "tie red m Ihe Sell ale T u e s d a y In Sen Humphrey iD.-Mmn i and .ojerled l.y llnil lusty Mrmhers rep..ril’d mu" Drniu <ruts and unc llcpuhlleait *u|i ported Ihc xol'iire move In the House von,inliter Five Democrats anil III Republicans were against it One Demncrnl vnlcrl prnsent [ H'.il ope li . ubUtan wa* at,sent. The lloiisp group Is working on fei mine (he new gcniip, *nl.| M il* own version ,.( a new wage Dswmiii ivii* i I."1 Iin- cut IIcon'll price colli rid* law lo replace Ilic felt tluil Ihe C i'l ilis l Floriila Fat present one which expire* .lone lo lli’itien** \**ih'lntinn wn* geliiut: The Seoul" liaMlicg ovei seizure *lllll«wllllt IM.nl iv. Due* ill It" power lias lie"" lit . oniieclion wph new i i *-i " i liilinii m e f i l l f m " thi' Sell,lie ■ own vci iioil of . on .■’III* * Inn.I nf cat It,' iium'.l dispute* rather than the coercive During court proceeding', the !I3 Irols Icglsl |,I loll T h e ," an a ppriiM iiiali l y tJ.ini" bargaining thill now prevail*. per rent black of slock uni e*tl MmiiiIomui.'iiI of lln* *, i ,p TinForrest l.nk*Aindeniy I Program chniimiin A t t h u i mated to lie worth (13 million dnl Fnlrent City n-i-rnMy gradual".I . tit'll.I nf cnlllc in S.’initixl. ( '■••titty cleared Ihe wax lor >n early Sen Heckwith Jr. intmdured Hr. Hint |»r* hut Sawyer snld today Hie net rls'M of I* -liiilnit* Anmnir 11 ■ I'l.lll* We," ■mi.le It, rnil '|.|r j ale xole on Hie .octroi* lull winch John Pierson announced that value of the lino wa* aloud 32 was Ml** lli'tfy Itit**iin nf S>i" gat' * I,. l|ii. Iinrtiei lie iilnl uici'liilg c ml.no* a provision saving ihe ! .if <iillli'iiieii at I.eiinni.t’* til,"i’i> ‘senate request* Hi d Mr li inn hi Karl Higginbotham, exalted ruler million at the end of 1051 ford. in KiHRiuiuu'c mi .Satiiiiiay Use llir I rafI llarllcy Law m the tu Klko Club, tins proclaimed fli" stock was handed lo the old Tin- Araiii-my I* a pilvati’ p -li" i • III" "f tin iimjiu i*-in** at II'. plcscnl steel crisis Hag H .y cerenioi.le. for Halm, ay Maritime* CnmmlMlon In 1DAH when fur tiny* and ifirl* and I* nf it"inerting. Ml ItitWUMl .lecilll cl, In Uxo day* ol li.inllug, flic Sen or!*. ,fiV*' ,im-re ,f|p government loaned the ship- Sovi'iilli Duv Ailvnitlal ilani'iii" " !I . I - - (lie iiil'khg i,f tie h "I rcjci’B'il l,y top lie n x it. 11 tween 7:00 p.m. and H:IH> p.:n. I he pjng line 4“i million dollar* for tinn. It is, m-riirdlmr tn lln* Miii" . will I." I" ► fun.I* fm li fi,i ""ini' ul nf H i di)inon*lrnllon will pieced - (In |repair of ships and for working it* yi-artxmk, "a srhnnl «lti-r........ gins (.nil separate cllorls h. gne mark* and luainl* law, which (h< hlatka-Snnfmd baseball game ..........thru suhsldlied .................II* upera" uipitiil cnnie* In nlitnin a Chrlslian <"' • "illlIcliien niainlNlli"d i» re" pin Mi 'I riimaii Ihe seizure powci* In Mr. I'liirHiin introduced Harilsun tiun fur a 5 year period nskcil enflnn." II* ri'lluiou* ni'tlvitii's pt'tly eof"lc"il |.y t tic Slnli- .lit, Smith, tho liny .Scout whu .mid tinThe T il Law allows the govern Afirr the loan had been repaid muni ticket* ipirlng Ihe "Dm k* fur nut nl company earning*, Hollar elude preyer tiand*. Friday nivl • t" lack nf Mlfflrl.'nt ""M a y rn I liietil In seek a cnlirl oitlci go...I devnllnnals, and .SnliliitDi „■-i ;>■• inspector* h uaiiaarii in, r*g* Tk»n for Hit ila\s, aitniusl a slrike which demanded return of Ihe slock, con Tlie Aradetny wa* al»n the )■*•-1 Mi. Dawaini ..ml Ihai lie |* Imperil* Ihe iiiiltnunl well an tending It had merely hern pledged duriiur the recent year *" a eni",i pi "paling iiiliiiengi iiphcl -heit*. The I'reslileiil has lold i ougic.s I In secure Ihe loan. nieeflnir attended tiv nmie Dniii Hhowlng all III" riiaik* anil l ■i.mil "tin* would lie grossly mifan " The government refusrd, Insist 30(10 penple nf Fhirlda. used in Si'inirml" ('minty, ami hot he xMia rc|..iri".| rc.iih lo ing that the stock hnd been stir Indu*trial ediicntlnn is *1*" i" Mi"*" will I." iilstrlliliti.il :<> ill. tl Hie House also tells Inin .... . l rendered lo II outright, not Just vided nt til" Academy, Inclndlm; meinhiu* uf Hi" new Aesia'inlmn comply ifarlley is il* answei to llotrnlninir In newspaper work, .trail v I tri " M mMi "■"« wa* i l c l . d p c Tall lit Winter I.rntm f,,r security. 1/1 fv l l l l t . 1 Hnliar sued and eventually won work, the rniwinir nf poultry, ■ si.lnnl of Ml" Saiifiil'l F a , flier. slrike Mr 'l l iini.ul conlcrids that . V. n decision In U. H. District Court laundry amt ninny ether enden Aiictinn, Inc , at it* nnriii.,1 a c t Ihc I ,H llariley A.,'* so dav *inkc WASHINGTON MwTho govern here The government rarrled the or*. lug M m,day nighl. U l h r , new "|f| han x'otilil only defer pav raise* uent I* tasting nl*oul for some ease to tho Court of Appeals and (If the recent irraduafinir cl» '••IS H I" .1 VV .lllli"*, vie* pi <1 says Ihe workers deserve ol way of reducing frequent tins and Hnliar won again. l seven Intend In ki> into nurslnv. d r . " , ami ?,li llawson, ..... i r l m y lie (III there Is Im guiiriiulee III" downs In price* anil supplies of six Into tr*cldnK, *lx into rhm • i Instead of handing over Ihe stock and ti" i i * u i" i workers would nliey p winter grown vegetables. the government look the walk, nnd seven inIII the ne'di. .1 "W" lire gmng ahead with new Sen Itoiierl A I all III I Ililo n. Complaints hnve been made to however, field. Other prnspnctlve prof. case to court In San Francisco, vigur "I, aiiclir.il sail". rialin aulhnr of Ihe law. has called Hi.it the Stale and Agriculture Depart­ seeking a decision Ihere that would »lnns Included x-ray Icrhnlchie, nighl," *nid Mr. Ilnwaim. If.- add xialcmrnl an Invilalinn to II,e ikVi ments from some domestic grow­ cnnhle II lo keep the share*. dental hygenl*t, and secretary. "d Mint Ihc market i* planuli.g Me ( ski sinking Flu Sleelworkers i , ers that Import* from Cuba anti The Academy supplies milk and About a year ago, Ihe Court of Insinllntion of a couitniniity bar defy an Injuncllnn Mexico of such vegetables a* to­ Appeal* ordered Sawyer, Solicitor due* the laundry for tho I'tori-' > pit, which will |,i> iivail.il.l. Senate leaders drove In dispose matoes, pepper* and eggplant nf- General Philip D. Perlman and Sanitarium at Orlando, ami m.i"i ht'cua (•■ group* and org*,illation* Mr. id Ilic whole Ixs.ir, and gel a final len depress price* lo Ihe detriment six other officials to turn over the nf the student* are enalded ndvslitag" 1* Mini ll.ere I,. |,l..„ty vole hy ioghlfi.il mi ., hill lo "on of producer* in all area*. "lock rlRhl away or go to jail for work Ihelr way through srhnnl in "f slirllcr, ..n.I lunnii.g wa.ei I llnne the unli iiiflallon Dclcisc Affected are vegetables grown contempt. thl« manner. available, lie Hildril. I'roduclliiii Ad, wdli which il ha, in fields In Florida and other school also Include* a uni' The Supreme Court aaved them, of The lien,me *o llglilly intertwined Southern areas nnd In greenhouses the Seventh Day AdvenD«i Till* will shirt Ihe slmlllghl hi In some Mldwc*i areas between howover, with a stay of punish­ Medical Cadet Corps "In nrd< ment until It could ravlew the pro­ that our Seventh Day AdventM lied CroNH Director Hie House, whose Banking Fnm November and May. ceedings. II baa not got around to nilllcc Is dri,fling ils own version Agriculture officials aald sugyouth may be, better prepared fm DIch In Orlando nf Ihe flXU’IIslrin hill. The Defense cxtlnni have been made that the that review, nor to answering a the servlcn of their connlry," Production Aci, which (irnvldes the tailed Slates, Mexico and Cuba nvernment request that It decide The echwl’e yearbook, *1" ie whole Issue, once and for all. basis (nr wage, price anil renl con Mr*. Velma Gonsalcs, local Red gel together on a marketing agree­ "Mirror", le filled with Intereslln: ment under which shipments would The government exercised op­ plcturea of the school and of It* Cros* chapter »"rrctary, left Mil* Irols, expires nl midnight June vi be regulated so ns to avoid sharp erating ronlrnl of Ihe shipping eon- altn which Is in the rolling o ran r morning for Orlando to visit (he Unless extended fluctuations In supplies, end cnn.se cern throughout the court battle, grove emintry In tho Southern lieres veil family nf tho lata VV11- When xlrel industry iiefltillallinix changing Its name from Ihc Dollar part nf tha chunly. hum A. Comfort, Red Grose field cell..p c l Irani Mon,lay Might, holh quenlly prices. director, who illcil early yoetnr- Induslry nnd unlnn ngreed In re For many years, this country Linn In the American President -lay morning nf a haart attack. open enough plnnls It, produce ihc has obtained a part of Its winter Line. Volumn Is Fair Mr. Comfort’s responsibilities slcrl needed for Ihe Korean (Iglil vegetables from Cuba. Mesico waa n* a field director, covered thl* ing. Mr. Truman (old Congress encouraged to produce for the li ft, At Farmcrfl Market dlitrlct. Including tho Sanford this might help some, Iml wmildn i market oy a reduction In tariffs CAMP WINGMAN In 1043 and by ■ reduction In Ihe Naval Auxiliary Air Station, the satisfy nil defense needs. The Rev, If. Lyttleton Zimmer­ A 17-mnn group. Including eight Business rnntinuc* In fail Air Forco liases at Orlando and fk»w of supplies from Cuba during man. rector of Holy Cross perish, the war, when Ihere waa a shorf la attending Camp 8t. Mark at volumn at the Stale Farm er-' I'inecBslIe, and Patrick Air Force government nfllcinl*. wn* tncclliig with John It. Steelman, Mr Tru aga of ahlpa. the Camp Wingman site In Avon Market, Sandy Anderson, man- Ilnsn at Cocoa, mini's uNsIstnnt, II) work ntd dt A alight advance wea made laat Park. The camp la sponsored by agur of Ihe market, revealed to A Catholic rosary service will lull* ol the steel for-Koren plan year In the tariff on tomatoes. the Episcopal Church and at­ day, with an eatlmatad .18,00(1 be held tonight at 7:10 o'clock at •••■■llniva lln r i ) , l-'nar, Nevertheless, Ihe duty la atlU be­ tended generally by Episcopalian package* to he sold this week. (ho Fairchild Chapel, Orlando. Thera le a particularly "hot The remains will he sent in tUtts-i low that. In effect before the war. boya and glrla who have Juat Officials are dlalneltned to boost Completed tha 9th, 10th, Uth, or marble" for penpere, Mr. Ander­ burg, Pa., for hurlal. Mercury S o u t h T o son reported, with this commodity 13th gradea. eeltlng at 14.80 to 18.80 per 08 In Heat Wave The camp opened Monday nnd bushel. Golden celery Is going at will continue through June 90, DIRKCTKD VERDICT (6.80 to |M 1 per crato and Fae­ What lit needed, they aald, la a Among thoae attending from 8amTha 1801 ault of Houlliern If you wur« hot yexterilny, U cal at 84.00 to 84.60 tram which would keep mar- County le Sue Ann# Radford. Citrus, on Ihe other hand, I* Chcmlrala, Inc., against K. A. wax probably bccauio of lh« nga from being too much ona In HtUa demand, Mr. Anderson Kardin, ended thia morning short­ weather, Th" Mercury Wednesday week and too little the next. . nald, eeltlng at 99.75 par box. ly aftar court had convened and wa* within oti" degrre nf the Officials aald they hope lo work STOBH FIRM 9,010 crates of corn war# moved tna Jury had been seated, when hnttONt of la*t slimmer, E. J. out a program by the time the of undetermined origin, yeeterday at |l.78 to 13.60 per Judge M, D. Smith, hy directed Mi.lighten, Jr., announced today. winter season starts next fall. verdict, ruled In favor of tha Tha high for, tha day waa 08 de­ eauaed considerable damage b a t an te. gree!, nnd for the night It wa* chemical company. night to clothing, fund tare and HOMING MWTT This action followed tha with­ 76 (iegr";a, CIVIL SERVICE BOARD Georg* William*, secretary of other artlclee In the upetaln of The usual ' night temperature drawal of Sam E, Murrell, at­ Tha CHrll Banrlea f t “ ling, 319 San Ihe Sanford Housing Authority, Jerry's Areada torney for tha dafanae, from tho for thia time of year la 00 or ford Avenue. eaaa, following which G. W, 70 degree*. Mr. Moughton mid. The bulldln ' was only Spencer, attorney Tor the plaintiff, tha temperature haa not risen Fire Chief lU ^raa-^ dlaauaaad aaaiul entered a motion for a directed above 100 dagrcaa In tha last S E 'sail W tan answeryardlet, TMi waa granted by three yeara, ha added, and tha ad tha in# m u a t n o n P. p. m Alao M.. and ra" “ ‘ last auznmer waa 99 daJudge Rflilth, tha verdlect, In- hottaat raalned at tha five aaena for 44 and .. *•.'<r't.n*4-J L 1• > . " eluding eoata auaw td, following. Kgfaaa. ' V . . • t 1 ■' yi> ; raxIt im ---------------— .. Government Seeks To Stabilize Price a P AdventFst School Graduates Loral Girl And M Others No. 211 First Army Inquiry Cleared U . S . Gen­ erals Involved Tn Prisoner T r o u b l e U \SIIINGI'DN P The Initial Army inquiry into the Koje Island Ironhlc* oi Iasi month xvx.x dtx.509 A n n C o m m u n i s t :; clo.scd today In have cleared lha U S general xxho xvas caplurrd Flee Ked Phalanx hy hi* Fummimixt (irhnncr* It iixo clrarcd the general who xet Of 4 .8 0 0 K o r e a n s him fire by making concexxton* in the Inmate* llv It l HI K i l l If ri'C K .M A N The ctraraners xvere later rc l y i u i : I M . V M 1 Korea C l ’ S , r.K.ji* I.niitcd today (or missing ver*nl hy Gen Mark Clark, and the two officer*. Brig Gen* Fran comrades « f m u frightened anli t' oin m u m si prisoners of w a r who ci'* I' Dodd and Charles T Colson, broke away from t Himi m arc hing xxcrc reduced lo colonel Clark said the concessions am.muled lo a stir Red* Ilic hrc.ikaw.ix i atile during an render to blackmail Dodd and Colson were first otherwise orderly cvacuallon of Ihc fourth Ironhlc Miltlcil IM >W cn found, hy brother officers tn Ko­ closure d Hu* tlidli'd Nation* rea, to have "acted in the bail interests of Ihc (lulled Slates," il tinsoit camp xx.i- l.r..light "Ml xxllh release nf a The anil Bed I'iiU'x said the ien*..ted version of testimony glv mi-siog pris.ii.fi* had been haled cn Monday hy Secretary of the hcf.iic i ." o in n tu -l kangatoo ttmrl* \riox Face lie appeared In n l.clnri today'- I, atisfer I low tilt* closed door meeting with a II 1 I cp.lt I 111" II.lllli.ci Mmis" appii.pru.tn.il' suhcommll Dcalli al Ilic hand* of then die tee "he king uji on the Ko|r Incl hard le ole,* w as Ihc (ale of II. dents IMiWs missing Irom an enclosure Face'* testimony, and that of emptied \Vct|nc*diiy Get .1 Law ton Collins. Army ehlef I lic camp i .onm antle B u g of staff also made the point* that i,cn ll.iytlon I. Il.talocr, I* ex there wasn't enough manpower I 4 Mill lllllfil *Ml 1*11H ** I ’" ‘IH avail.ilitc In control rioting prisonor* mi Kill" Maud anil Ihc Army xxiistt I prepared for Hie outbreaks F mc" *atd the first 5 man hoard >>f inquiry xxa* headed hy a Brig Men Kellogg anil included two nilimcl* and lun lleulenant colo­ nel* II" said the hoard "onchided that the two nfflcers "had. under lha S K l I I T . i,Vt Mill'd Infantry circuiitstnnrcs. nclcil lit the belt Biteresl* of the Untied States and anil tank* today srlred * hill mi the wcsfrrn front In *mn" of fhr Hi" United Nation* under difficult hoi test fighting this year. Ill* . ireitnslaitce* mid thnl no action hill west Ilf rh lOHIMI » a * capshould lie lakei agniu*t llictn " chairman Slkc* (I* Fla t of Ihe l i i r n l after * 1l-hniir h s ltlr siihcnniiniliee remsrked that Ihe ill.•Ing o lilr h Mlic.l ■hi plan"*, splashed flaming Ivtlicd gaso­ inula) iHxnrit "prinliu'i’il nothing hut line in ,■>■** Mu- i liiios" iiosIMoo id itii'xettnhle whitewash" Face said llodd wa* reduced In ,| n l I. I,„ re a r I iiil".l Na i ink primarily lice nix" he went I m*,, I i , lit,, I n . in h c * and lank* .<• Mie prison coin pint ml to talk bid a x i I asted ( hill*"." B".|r "II l.x.» . ... prisoner* insteml "I .,minor, .Mg Ilieir rein "-colative* lo his of w< a, i it (tmil lull ' with d.'.nllx "x lie- lie said i o|*o.i was broken pliislx". and lull mug p lin'd ga*" Ini" in " p | ".1 1 ..t . ' lacking Allied foi failure to slum the 'major oMipi'lrui'" "xpe.'tcd of general grti.md tumps waging ..tie "I tin xx . i li"B"*1 it. lion i I III* x. n iffo IT I'.i"" *.itd ill.it at on" lime 1.(2, \u Mill'd of flc"i .1 Bi" t l . " . 1 •>.. Cumin,mist pilsoner* on Koje r . i l l c l til" flgld "prohahlx Mi" log gc*lt liillg dial's I .a p p e n d l i c e alt X",,- gu.inlrd I,v hi'lxxeeu g.aitt, and • * m South Korean troop* under xx" " k Tanks, Infantry And Air Force4Hit Red Hill Positions I t." .lopped up tiglni.i 1 lo "k. M i o TICRI! sllpei'X Isti.ll mil Satotilav around t hiirxxmi, ,* I to- Atltertcan Kigltth Army, he Id. had to tie prepared first "to m il" no,III of S e e l , will'll I N infanti v m e i c a p lo i" .l two high | uiei'l and mail h twice its ttitmpiot.I T h e lleil ha, " it 0 .1 on ii.'l* in Hu- Cum.until *t lint tie flglll oi . e follv every day since h. ng against il kn.i. k Hie \l||cs ti.ii k We can ill p n e it." men for mil* oilier (hail Hit* critli d assign lln ,d i n e r snld flgld", I moi .I i c strafed lion,lied and lire hmnli.' t mi nt and still provide a lair ro l him'*" posiMoii'. .in Hi" loll* talion nf troop* which Hie Attierl Hirooglmul Hi" rtionnug and . ai an people lightly demand." he aid milling Ihai Hie \nieriraus ril'd their raMut*k Into th" a f l c 0,11,11 it- engagni in "a maim xxar" in .sol ca I he li'sllmonx .h.iwi’d d*u Hist ..I.i ni.iuidice i,Ifnml* supported a I III * No . n.till w a . given, lint Allied pioposal. approx cil hy Ficsiilent m ill.,. it,"* said h.indit'd* .1 B e t ­ liaiio.in. lo Invite military ob ti,id Ilet'll killed and wounded In -erver* from five neutral nations th" -l x tiny* ol victim* lighting in inspect Ihc camp hi .."nil F lin rw im Sen Hiixxell i ft (Li i origin.illy fili n' was no littli. ntuin 'lt d the •nggcsled Ihe Idea, and Ihe Freslf la r e ip xxns a c u t , i l l . loiscr to . dcnl forwarded the plan with en Red offeistve, H i r c .i l e i e l repeat l.n gctnciil* In the Defense Departcilly I.v F n m n n u u s l ni'gtdialm * nl np'iit WediieNilny the I'aillUlinJtim Irncc talk* Ko]c Island was ihe scene of n I'll" l ! S Fifth Air Fnrc" say* cries ol violent disorder* that led it* .ierl.il spoiler* have In.mil im in (lie temporary capture of an llidl. atli.il of n Red hodilop lull I Vmerlcan general and Ihe ileniO' •-utilDirn-il Ihai Hie Foinmmilxl* arc Hull of two generals who cumgiHid at rnniiiullngi' ami com cal mandeil Hie prison camp liirnl I Collins (old Ihe suhrimiuilttee ramp officials were not prepared llx GF.nitGI', A. Me All I H IT ! fur the ilcfliilirr nf Jli.tHKl hardM U N B A N . Korea Jv The eliief core ('omiuillilsls ,il Koje Fomnionlxt Knrenu truce negolla He mild the ennip was heing run tor *nfle,cd Id* drnunciahiin .1 along lines uf the Iasi war Then Hi" Allies today, hut munliii'il nn a* many us 5.IHH) or Iti.oon German ' diling on the firlsniiiT "Xchaiif!" and Japanexe prisoners xvere conIssue Iasi oftNlarlr to an arum ’mill'd hy only a few men lict" Hut, lie added, "We arc dealing Mai Gen Wlllinm K Harrison, xxllh a group nl pctmlc here that bend II N negollnlor, lulil new* arc ullerly different ’* men lie nlliichcd no sluiiiflcnnci' Fare loltl the sulicoininlliee Ihe in Norlh Kiirenii Gen Nmn M’s Army alsn look Into enmddrrntion omisslim of nny mention of lh" the greater cosl involved in break­ riot ridden Allied prisoner ramp* ing up Ihc prison group, Into small on Koje Island. unit* instead of kreplug them in Harrison told Iho lied* during a hlg nunpnimd* 38-nilniil" jui'iding al I'nnmiinjnni Those enmpimnd.x now are being Hint "nn further cnnccxslonx will broken up to insure greater disci­ Im forlhcomlng" on Hi" April 2H pline Collin* said some prisoner* Allied prisoner proposal Anoiher may lie transferred from Koje io Red ilcmandctl session wn* sot fur the Korean mainland Friday Russell's proposal got a mixed The U. N. I* unwilling In furic reaction in Congrasi. repatriation of sou," Hki.inki prls unrr* wlm have indlcntrd Ihcy won't rejoin Iho Reds volimlnrlly The Communhl* Insist on return Movie Time Table of all Bili.tsk) Allied held personnel Despite hi* moderate lone, Nam RITZ continued in charge Iho Allied “ Mara Maru" stand of prisoners violated Ihe Ge­ 1:00 - 3:08 - 8:Id - 7:'J4 9:33 nova Convention and "widened MOVIELANtl the breach" of disagreement tiver "Dorn To Be Bad" prisoner exchange. He didn't me his usual Icrmi 7:48 • Featuia 8:20 • Laat of "alnughter" nnd "murder" to cnmplfte ahnw 0:88 describe Allied treatment of prlaPRAIRIE LAKE oner*. The April 28 plan dropped Allied "When In Roma" 7:40 - 10:30 IniUtenco on a ban on lha reconlintcllon of airfield* and elimi­ "Without Honor" nated Runic aa • neutral armh Ui30 only II.dll *lt|"s use.I tank- ol all propelled gilt,,*, Ill-title V all.I III." ■tie# inipector. � 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 11, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/0e3bce5e2695413a490fe93939531802.pdf ce9cb875dd1789d119051824966de32b PDF Text Text to Boy Scoot troop To Be Organized At Casselberry Additional Society (I'o n tln u r d F ro m ! '« * * T h ra a ) Klrdihot fH, Spencers , Four Graduates Are Entertain Graduates Honored With Dance National Politic* w .*SH fiiCW f('(Sfe-tws Horfdi ntun hfV9 been klflod in action llo n lln H .A l'rn,H I'a u * tVotV in Kottu* ' and five oilier* were wounded. tfe> Defeme Department Dwight D KHenhower ant dp' announced today. Another was In­ to the bullon holing singe In d riv e * in win Hie llepid iilcan pre*l- jured. Killed in action, both member* denllnl munlmitlon at Ibe nallnnal cimclave o|H’nlng In Chicago July of Ihe Air Force, were: H U t r lr l leader* o f tbe Hoy Seoul* o f A ir r|c« met F rid a y 7. n ig ht w ith th i 'loy Scout* CornThai mould ardent wooing of 311 rnittee o f llu* C n **e llm rrv I , ion* delegate* who hold the halanre of M rtn lffr * <>t SamlnoU* lllirh The Mi**"* Kllrn Drli'ocr*, Nnr- Club In o rg im lfc it nrout troop In power They ore Ihc 130 HOI* deleSchool'* Krnihintloii rlH **, llii-lr nin Fnvc Hnrvpy, J,>nn WIInoii nml th n t eom m unlty to l>e *ptm *ored gale* dm* fur chosen who ore d s lr * nm l fm -iiltv m*>mbsri w ere Ann Wbllnkpr wen- hnnorail un by lb" l.io n * Club. Advnriro notice committed in other candidate* on hnnor".| on T lm ru ln y n lijh l nl H IPO Frlilnv nigbl witb n cbinc l-IVOIt of .* Hie m eeting in Hie form o f n III" f i n ballot*, und the 2\\ who w n* in oiled lo (In- pment* are iincninnillted or are in di* o'clock « i* ii (. rc c -p lifin ttiven by ,y Mr- I |r Hiigvt,* Mr* II I V* o f -co lli llgc Mid puli: H i . ar..l l i t " . (), W. Siren"?r nnrt IlnrY"", '•( • fluid" Wiliuin nml nl p i. i-oi,. ■, »-t look Die offen«lve M r. nml M r* . W . K. K lrc h h o ff nl Mr*. J. I*. Whlinker. Member* of invited u. .I* , .o tc tlllg , »!i.r.g w!:h Sunday on ii key xeclnr—lie Mid the Pfienct-r lioni" In Flu** <’u iir l. tbe lldil* Semlnnl" High prnrlu Hie boy*. a three flour lunch and dial with Tho P[n*nc"i’* "on, W rvln y Span- Bting cln*!* were giieal*. F. K. Iliiw k , Pci,ill e x e cu tiv e of (iuv .John S Fine uf i'enimlvnnla. ca r, nml Ilia* K ir r lih n f r * iln u irh lar, A ""cboul ilny»" I belli" wn* used Ihc I 'u i ir i i l Floridn C o un rll, con- (if the "tale’s VI regular delegate*, M i* * ( Irilc h c n K irr lilm ff, nro "itenalvelv lii the ilerornllon* doclcil the m iiio r portion o f the ?ij hove been reported favorable mcinl>"r" o f lb " i-rn ilu a llfip clna*. wliiell followed n Color *cFl"lil" of meet Ing nml cxplnincd to the to Fl-enbower IM to Taft, mid C n i"*l* iffithi-ri’il In III" PnnnciT red, while nml blnrk. Unnee pro p u iin l* and boy* the blenl* nod 32 are iiflii'iiilly iiiicominlltril. honi", on H i" lii'tm tlfu l liKhtiol i>nun- were In the form of "innll i>nr|ipi*"n o f iwnntliip (lire c lo r 'I’hese la*t limy take Muir cue p ro u n il* nml In I In- t'lriii" riioin •bile*. The refr"*hm"M» Inbl" fenllnw k vva* n **i*tc d by Hubert limn Fine Evhcn- luvi'ly "iirln y flo w i-r* w irn lured « ‘‘m-lninl dnv" llieiii" In ll* After Hie conference. Fine luld l.inpencoit. I lint riel ('im o rllo r nml Ua*'il in ili'riifn lin if. deeornlion* nml lemonnile wn* Jiihn I'ierm in, f l i* t ii e t <tbnli mnn rejwiter* In' would not tillliii'IK t* |trfri'« lin i" iil ■ worn -" i v,ol In tb" nerved from rnrlbenwnrr (-rock* nl of .Sniiford, nml F lu n k C aldw ell, (llninir rw m i whi-n- tb " c "iil"rn l"C " ,nrti end of Hi" llihle. Ollier reon Hu- inlib- w it- coiii|io*io| o f frenhmeiil* Included lint", mint1 F M d Scout KvecnHv" o f A movie e n title d “ The Itond To H'luf" r Hie* nml bbi" i|'*l fill I nl iim i . nml enke* W h ile irliiilloli nml blue liyilrnri|birln,r lh» evening gnnie* were I'ltlr e n -h lp " wn* *linW n, nighIf imllr util t rif ik lJn«# «Ih#| g ca*. iiini’ nolln b ln **in n * nml enjoved nml Inrlmled Fn-mer In I'v lltin g *cuul n r tiv ltlc * fro m the the appeal* accepted today asked nnlnla'l b ln * il*l*i" n w"r<- u»*il In III" Hell. I.oony Inn, Mulberry Cub «tiig" through K x p lo re r Scout Hie high court lo overturn de­ Ihn rilbcr in n n i* nml un I I I * ter- lln.li nml other*. A llnor *bow yv** m -tlviti"*. risions by two special federal (ll.*rnrr. D ireiSor lln w k "trenxed the im - t r lr l court* which sul lu Topeka pre*ented wllli Mlehnel Pope In D m In*.- tho "V"iilnp fn v o r* con- nn Aruble ilnnce; Hnllv und Judy nort n m e o f pnrent interext In and Charleston, H C *U tln p of fn m fo r Hi" p l r K ml- Hobb In nn nrffnn grinder dunce: "(•out n rtiv ltlc *, pointing out tb" Tl.c special cnnrt* Im lli upheld drr»» iKiok" fur H i* buy* nml w h it" Hennnn Nlchnl* n* n cunle doll innnv w uy* th e y can bel|i mid o f M gregtitimi In piiltlie icltm tl*. c it­ irnnli-nin* fo r lb " t" n r b " i* w rri- *liiglng "O. You HeniiUflll Ihdl"; Ibe ii('ci-*"ily fo r pnrent "iipport ing on earlier fiiiprem e Ciiurt de(tir ir lb iitn l bv M i** N lx l" K lrclr- nml Hie honoreen alngiilg "I" » if the unit 1:1 lo lie u *iirc""Mfo| I’islim th it segregation t* perm l* ■h u ff nml M rt. S|»*nri*r H n rilrn . l.llllr |ted School Hour"" Mr1 one llnw k "tille d th a t be wn* sltde if i-iptal fn r illlii" . are pro H o ft plnnn inn»l" wn* i* iu l" r " il by Jainea lllnokcnsblp nccniiipnrib d well plen*ed w ith Hie in (e re *l v illi'll for Im lli race* Tfic lligiiesf John lb F U " nml ln l" r In lb * i-v" Ibe number*. fihfiwm by Unix" ii 11>*nil iniy III" IMIkiitiiI uI ' h lia* ruled that Hie n ln v dancing w « - i-ujoycil Mli’i f Mil• nml "neb <*f I hi* lihifr irt prolileiu nl segregotnm i w ithin Thoso Inviliol In h a i I aI W"r" i*f f ji'i f * -tnliol tin■y ettw the1 il"- Hie ill'.cri'tlm i uf state. In legulol M r * . W . If, F o r i. M r* llov.l f'o l*Klfinini; of un nr live SCUllt ii nit Ing their school* mnn, M r* . J. Hovd M cl-n n * of in tho i i.ininiinlly. In earlier decisions the Supreme Hr IIKVKHI.Y GIIAY l.n k rla m l, M r* . John S cb irn nl, Tin* incctiiiir was oii"tici| willt Court ruled against srgiegntioii as M r * . Oeorgc H n rilrn . M r * . W . A. a "hurl address by W illia m H ig ­ It wn* n ra e tlrrd ol Ilia tim e al A ila m *. M r* . J. H fo a b u r n , M r*. Ton ig ht l* Hie hlg night for gle, p iis ld c n t o f the M o m Club the O n tvm llie a nf Hkl.ihuniu and .7,tin p. A ila "i*. M r*. Rnloh Hub nil the Henlnr* th a t w ill ha gradu wlm then turned the m eeting Texas. l iir d , M il" R rb rcc * S ta v rn * ami at Ing. Tbe exercise* w ill begin nt over It, Hubert C arm ichael, c h a ir­ The court said Ihe universities S t m r t fi» t r b * l H:IHI o’clock In Hie H .II.H . mull man. The srim l unit w ill he d islg- did not furnish truely equal op u rliim , *o tiltn *e Ins e a rly to get iin tn l a * troop X I I . W illia m Ott p o rlu u iiir* to Negros*. n good seat! J r I- Hcoutm uster am i Leonard Among other m-llmn. tmlay lie * |H K W IIKNNINHKH T he ties! of lu rk to " II vmi Casselberry j* axxlntniit. M em ber* fore H rcce**ed until foil, tliu high Henlor* and, a lth m ig h , I t 'll seem o f the com m ittee are Itnym ond court M r* . David M ncParlstic I* well strang e nl H .II.H . fo r aw hile, w" M o rrl*. se c re tary ; H e n ry ilansen. Held (i 3 Hull Ihe Hallway l.ulm r enough to b" no nml mound ngnln. know you’)I fie h avin g load* o f t r ill surer; .luck Hytuond*, jmbF rie n d * f i n e I nke Helen. M r. end fun nt college* and at wmrk lie lty ; lle riih iim H lo rr*. p ro |ie rty Act hors union* "fro m using their M r*. A le * 't ille r , visited nt tier i veryw here. Ho please n ft'-r to ­ iiiniiu ger; H erm an position and power to destroy cob Joyee, mit home over the week-end. n ig h t, don't fo rg e t an y o f u«, ilMorsman; H o w n id H u rri*, Instl- oreil workers’ Jnli* in order lo be­ stow them on white workers’ ’ und ftleve III m il. who w iik Inju red In tieenuse w e'll never fo rg e t vuo . . r ut (s.iinl re p resen tative; Jun lu* Ihut federal court* imisl Issue In­ n fa ll lm nl*,. been discharged Aral *o ltd * w in d * tin another A ll, a, iid vatirrin en t and Hen fro m the luiHplial In Hanford nml v rn r! Hut I'l l b« sccln’ yri In I'.voiis, finance. A t tlic ronchminn junctions lo “ protect those threatrued liv Mich on unlawful use nf I* b*ek III hi* own home, Hcplem ber! o f Hie m eeting "everiil m em ber* power ’ ’ The Irllm ual found that F rie n d * o f M r* Hubert K d w nid* u f Ibe W o m a n '* Club nerved te an n g rr riiii'ill between Ihe llro lllmade b d ve iv tinupv ltd * week f n nlilni iil > erhmwl of Itallrnnd Trainmen und when they flooded h er ho*pitnl e ln a lin n ill tin hutlie (if t I k - M l* * " ( Ihe SI land* Hail Frnnci.U'o Hallroom w ith m id * und w lfl* for tier N ellu nod L o i* flu n k* mi Mav I1H wav llireiitened Negro tra in por­ b irth d ay on F rid a y . She wo* also They gave o o nrty fo r th rll ter* "w ith Ins* ol llie ir |oh* heniade lmppy luet week by n vi«lt frie n d * M r*. W illia m M itch ell of I I (.(.II h ii - i I I'tu w |'n ( , l l u , I eniise ttn-v ore not while nml Tor fro m tier *'-0 and h i* w ife who lle l.n iu l and M r* . I.ou H ufiiinn " f ra m " from New .Ir racv lo act* tier. Ite lln rv . T he other tfii"*l» |u i" e o l *»*’ * view * could *o alter the 1no other reason “ Set aside while leaving the M r, nml M m , Dnvld Itiin kle. were W illia m M itc h ell. M r* Ai ‘■llmitimi ,,r Hi" altitude* of the w ho *" hmne bn* been ready fm llio r Carm en and M r*, lie " of Hon I’a H lc * Hi 1111" i iisu a* In r m u ii dour open to u new tria l ~ Ihu c iiiiv lc iiiiii of Hirer Seattle men un iiilMe lim e, moved into It lute till* ford, and M r*. Hay F Peck, n liri’iikdmvii in llieir neuiillntlon* week. " I I'uriinslly a*k the neuule nut ehurges of using an millcensed ra ­ M av we rem ind all m rm lte r* »f III llll till*. dio Irm isin ltle r to trick horse nice O th e r newcomer* to D r lln r v are Imoklcs out of a large sum id m otl­ Mr. and M r*. John S. O ldfield who the D e llu ry Civic Association, Die , "Sliicetoly your*, Hint there w ill be a verv llitporey, The case turned on the right a il- a* prereot occupying the l.nM“Horry H. Truiunii " Irani m eeting nf Hie nsanclitltmi on m »r llo ii* e on lie lla ry D rive, M r. He undressed liurkley a* “ Mr of Federal Communication* ComO ldfield wns at one tim e m ayor of F rid a y evening at tbe llic kin *o n Prcildrnt” tireuuxe Hurklcy Is mission investigators wlm lacked M em orial l.ltirn ry In O ran ge C ity prcilih'iit of the Henaln. lla th riu ic k lle lu ld * , New J e r*ev. a noari'h warrant to selro the HI* letter went lo Hie Capitol lrnn*miit"r from an fiultimtibllo M r * , llu *s e ll Cooper attended A fu ll attendance I* desired. Supreme Court SEMINOLE III De Itary Doimrs Copt. F o w l* G. H a e fe le . son v ille ; L I. L e it e r K. P lan t city. Jack- Sweat, Wounded were Army Sgl. Phillip Laritnore Corrow, OJu*. and four member* of the Marine Corn*. They are Cpl Milton W. Hern, JacK'.onvilIc, pfc. George Fragu, Miami; Stf. Sgl Donald S. Green iuw, F i. Lauderdale, nod Pvt. Low til .-.Ij.'jhall Hanccck, Gainer.villiInjured wo* Army Cpl John Hut mu Jr , Avon Park. ClrtttH Court rroaa C u t Oaa> Johnson, G, II. CoBluitn, II. II. W*n*ol, C. C. Locke, J. T. Mont­ gomery, P, M. Lukas, C. W. llamil and M. I.. Gore, The 12,000 suit by John G, Leonardy against Lewi* Tate for damage* representing alleged leg­ al service* was decided Friday by a Jury In favor of Mr. Tate. Mr. I^una rdy contended that hit serv­ ice* were In securing from the State fleverage Department a li­ quor license to operate a retail liquor business known a* the Twui .Spot, on Geneva Avenue. ( U .« r fa a ti| laegal Noticed IS S IX T H n i l II I , ilU K Itl. IK N IX U L H r r e r n os' rLoniuo. IS C H S 'Hie view* of delegate*; that his esuir. own mind wu* still open toward * e it r o ii n iv o iu i: the candidates Ho described hi* U L G iiiiK v . Co o k s :. I'lalnlKf. talk with F.lsenhower a* “pleas­ ant" and dealing with snenfic is maiiJ o iiii : s: cooks;. sues and prat In ul politics He UMomlaal. >ui Hi:. To tm u s said lm fimnd Idmself generally H i* UlHI" n l K lo rlit* (Ire s lln a , in ncrei'inoiit with Flsenhower's T ii M m ju ilr I. C ug Hii , lit. nu I. views. I I " x i . Louisville, Mississippi ro il * ( " Ji-rdiy rsi|(ilrsil to ue Fine annmincvd the Pennsylvan lo h , m u ll, lu ll C(im|>l*lni la ih’legute* wilt meet Friday wtlli near (U n i iisiilf.nl you for * dlvurce. now Fiscntiowcr at Ihc general’* farm i*( nd 1ii a In ike c irc u it Conn rismiCuunl ■. Florida, relu rn al.la lu near Gettysburg Hut, Fine said, unis ilia I t lh ila r uf Jniia lit:*, lu dehe did not look for any "definite (anil llis ia u f said causa w ill pruaction" to come out of the meet csxd a * p ari*. I. st till* urdsr ha putdlshsd tor log A meeting with Taft will be statuM irr (Irna renulrsd try law arranged later, at Taft's request the (or four i onnscutlvs wsxks In Hi* tthlifuid lla ra ld . a newspaper of The latest Associated Press tabu­ rlrc u la tlo n In said ruunly lation (d GUP delegate* listed PI2 miteeerHl iiii sis I" for Tuft and 39n far Klsenhower. W TTNi::i!i My hand and 0(11.1*1 Nomination requires G04 vnlcs. * " mI nf ofdca a l Uunluril. Klnrrna. ih i* l7 lk day of May. A I> l*&.' The present AP to hula lion of O 1' I I I ’JIINDO.N Democratic delegate* list.* 211} fur Clerk. N ln lk Judl. Ini C ir ­ cuit Court, H s in l ii o l a Ken F ite* Krfauvrr of Tennessee, HII'y for Sett llirhurd 11 liosselj OIF.AI.i I'n iiiity . Florida of Gi-orgtu, Hji'j for Mutual So curlty Administrator W Averell Harriinan. -Ili unknown, and olhDR. L. T. DOSS i r* divided amung a doren candi dates Nomination requires titti CIIIROBKACTOH voles HOURS e to 12— 2 to 6 Mur* than a th ird o f all sulfuric arid produced In the United State* goes Into fa r tlllte r . FREE sul Atlantic Bank BulMlai l‘h«M 7M HOME TRIAL! MOTOROLA — ADMIRAL TRLKVIKION Complete (IM w lih aerial and buuattr GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE lea lerS Asa. rhea* LIFfi SAVERS Steel Strike the g m e rn l ennfcreoce o f McttmH a v in g no woody M em *, hnuuiin dlkt rh u » c h # ( In la k e la n d till* week a* dela,pite o f the Harnett lila iit* are tint tre e *; w hat look* like a a tru n k , I* made up of overM em o rial Chi rch o f K n U rp rl*" . H a v K. f'eek, D e lta ry realto r, tapping leaves. moved Into III* hew o ffice oil June J a * he liml plnntied despite the fact that Hi" Im ililliii’ had not been | P W e h u ifti ii m llllu n cdth n y o u r, H u t t h i i t 'a n o t u ll w e d o , F o r T h o it o w e ’v e W e 'v e A Im d to k ille d — — H u ild m i l l i o n t u m lm t n iu 's to n . T A K t IT f A I V — VOU M IO H T tU fJ U A t A CUSTOM/A o r n* the Senate wan considering a Itnrkc.l In n public gnrngp fnrcitPi old hill Once tlm foreign aid Mil was fn r aelltm nlmett In hirer. I h r a lre l mil nf Hie way, the cliiiinher wu* uuirkur* ami llieir Ihissi-h tti xclltc to I’omddcr a serii'N uf suggestions llieir dispute qililu riuupif’led H" I" now it'eaff.l Iwo (ionri frum Ih" i'ost office W hile im a ten May l i l | i lo Key W r i t , M r. ii in I M is. ( ih h I oh i r^*1 bv btcHiiu* tin* RiiituI|>irrBnt."i U ttl« tril l I hu ii ill their ilnuicht^r ll wiih ii Iwu-folit MrthilRy Bt'l lA'jral Notice I’ltl'YtT t in i i r t ic T im l-’OWS’l V. J I'IM IK . * F Y llk lll.i: ST A T H UF *-1.4*11 I I I k. ■V t'tK itl Y l t:. IN HR T i l l : KMTATIJ <iF T IIR O lu ttllA I ’ D A M IM s Its s.ised T il A M . W IIIIM IT M 4V n ixI ’K IIX l N o ll." I" betel.y xlvsn Hist CHHYSt.EH 9VXUTOCA 6-PA9SEXCEK SEDAN in pANIi:i. llle.l lit" final report «» Jlieeulor nl llii' Pilnta (it TtiKiiiliiKlA f! Daniel deceased', thkl tiled III* |.etlHi)it fur riiiNl it I"till "ran. and lhal I,a will apply lu llm IIuiiiiihIiI" Dniixls* Hienetrorn, t'niinly Judge nr Hemlm.l" Cminlv Florida, on til" Itlh ilar nf June. HUiS, for ii|i|irnviil lit Him mill fur filmI ill«i l,..( mi ui Fl*i'nlor ui III" ea|n|* nl Thruduel* lc, I tail I"I decsneed II D A N Iia . Ksscittor o f Ills sstais Tbe.idosin l: lt*it- “Delta On Their Toett" With the “Cheeper By the Dosen” Family hack .iKAint m IUOGIML Kwok S.M ay Coates e fu v *n e e v RANGE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR MR • AUTOMOBILE : 1 ' _____________ f !." V . Women by the thouanndMurn (Uncovering in tliu beautiful Cluryaler tiaratoga the easiest "big car" of nil to bundle , . . Clio moet generously comfortable to ride in . . . and the moat instantly re­ sponsive to their command. That’s why we say to you. , . and your teife , . . "Coipe in und boo for youruelves what tho Saratoga doea for you." And do U now, before you decide on any car . . . not later; when you may regret not having all the thing* you cu.t hunt in aBereiogat Yes, It ii a big car WUh big car power ; , . a breath-taking 180 H.P. performer (the most revolutionary V-8 engine in 95 y«tn) that answer* to the touch of your toe With delightful gusto. And it %•.- , yV-i i*.i . •••»'• ■, if ■.... , (lin in ' toe .vi i . tlot-en't cull fur premium fuel, ultherl Doe* yuur wife think thorn's too much cur hern to handle? . . . let her try its Bower Htourlntf that tloon 4/0 of ull the uteerhiK work und given five timei greater control on tbo road und when purking! la she safety-minded? Chrysler Bower Brakes give her quicker, safer stops, . , with up to tuv-thinU leu foot pressure. She'll appreciate Chryuler’e SafetyCushion dash papal. And in case of a blow-out, aho'll-havo the aesurance of Safety-Rim wheels that won't "throw" a tire. How about comfort? Coma, both of you, for a ridel. . . feel how thoee amu* ing Oriflow shock abeorbere "liquidate" fvan the worat road burnpa. Chair-high open wide . . , end she can keep iutr lust oul Here, in ehurt, is the car beautifully designed for men and women. The Uvelieet, beat handling car in America. The car you'll both be glad you aew fint. Why not atop in today? •HOTMi H m r ottering m n t t r t a* Cretea Im f mlml. A m lM * . tu rn , * a my neat ClrytAr. x o t ic k S tllY T o r r x r s iD d r l iiv patsoual properly taxp ayer* and lha amoutil o( la *# *. Including cost ol iiUYerttsliia and t hr • • m o n t h * In te le .t p. oaiiy * r * a * tulluw a: Attatin. V lrifll fi- A L n trx I I II lift tlatsmirn, Mma M*-Cowart. (I I'earl — -* is ui 1.41 laiHutt". James Hr at tltian.ss, F rank J. T rust*# f..r Also llo lilfa rb Trust .. . Hhamet. Ftanh J *Tr u«t ow lor (Jen* llold farb T ru x l — it i r Hliame*. S tank J Trust## 17 14 fot .Hurray llo ld larb Htispley. Chat tea A A lltt a t x t ............ W o in lriilf. J b. sou alay - IXTSXIIISI.il TAX SYS As piuvlded ky Cbapler l u t l t . Acts o( lift I a* anieiidad by Chap­ let ItSST of 1SI1. .Voiles la hereby xlvsn that Inla n a lb la personal proparly times as assssssil for IKS! are now daIlm iiirM . and b *a ln n ln a w ith April la i, I ' j j j , such ra le s are drawltur iniaraat a t l*& per month plus Ihe p rn piirllu nat* coal ul p u b lU M ti* Oils notice. U n la a a .ih * amount aa( opposite each name below Is paid before Ibe I t l h day of June, IXVl t a t rtri'.illo rie w ill lie Homed rhsreon u ii ecilna lb * ie .y upon and si-lxure tif -u rn c le n t pn n»rly of taxpayer*, real, prraunal, or mixed In eallufy unpaid taxes and rusts Tbs nania uf dellluiueiit Itilan g lb U jolt;! U oAl-I.O" Ai i.emlnula County Tax Collector X O T IC K US* I M M I I I lIF.I.IXt* t | i s : v i T A v i i i u i .i ; y K H m ix .il. F H U l'K H T r T A S K * As pruvliled by Chapter :u 7 *I Acts o( 1*41 a* iimendrd by Couplet 1JJ1I of IS U Notice Is hereby xlvsn Ih e t tanxlole personal property taxes as ­ sessed for t i l l a t * now delim tueiit, and lirK ln n lii* w ith April 1st, n il;, such l a m are draw lnx ItiLare.l of 1^. per month plus Ibe pmpur llo n u t* cost of publlabliix ibis no­ tice Unless lb * sinuuui aet upposits each natti.- la paid before Ihe 171It day ot June. IJ j I. w a r­ rants w ill be leaned Ihereob dlractlnx the levy upon and e e lin r* of sufficient lan alb la personal property of lax payer lo satiety unpaid n u t and costa. The names of delinquent la titu d e personal property tax p ayer* and tbs nniouiti of taxes, Includlhx the coal of ad vsrtlslnx anil three mouths' Inter set penally are ns follows) A lstan.lar, Mal.le A I s x .in .1s i , Mury C All.lea, John (I A Alice An.trews, Itoliert I.. A Jess­ ica It Ix»' Area. K lsanllils Axhlsy, Jus It A Ilia Vise 121 J d A tl.ii.il. tfstvl.e Hlalloit I I Ul AiiM ln, V lrx ll It. si l.s u ia 47 SI Axt. It U & K itty It. II ul Ilacun, lues A M illard *4 lix k rr. Charles 11 I 13 llxhsr, I. A. Jr I 4t Marcus, Jesse Owen 1Si Barnes, Donald J A D o r­ othy C. ij sr, Uarno, tira d e It i i ii ; llaaa, Cecil [ 1. i ui Bliss, Max A A D u ii.llir l.‘ 4 iu llales, (I S A Dolly 17 U 4 Ut. flan I Henry A Kllaubetb Hell. Joint J II Iteinley, Jerry et nl ii i: Uantnn. J L . i ;:> Ilentm i's Furniture 11.54 d ia liX " 7 24 lletls, A. L. A M at.I* lllrk lm lm , Annabel l„ I 14 111 vI n s, Norma II ll It lilack, (leorge M A Mel I Y f: III Ilia 1 14 *1 IX llla lr , II C A Jewel 4 VV llloe lutck Inn lloattc. Joseph Jsloitts A 4 Cu Kssle Mnc I II ItlllMK. I.eltoy 11 A U e llh a J jtrnwdy, Julia A Jnuirs 1 ll K.UJ ilr.-uily, H..Ionian llrn.-h. It. t*. A Viola I .1 4 61 lln.nkene, lllm er in. Hi llro w n, Clen : ii llr.iw n, lire , Doc llrow n Clmer II A l.u d lle (> llrow n, llot.ert I. A ll. mice llry n tii. Huinuel A Kranraa Vine . . . . ll.... t. or lliirh e. D llw o rlli A .Mnxnolla M ir. I.. .inmre M A l.ee ll.n k e , Alton A l.eoln lllirh *. Ile lle I 'a III w ell. Monroe C.itnpbeli. Felix C arr, Frank Cavanaugh, W ll Cereeoll llro l her* Crreaoti, F rank A Vlnrltn C liapllii. Nelson H A Helen Cherry. L illy Chile, Until fliirle lie * A W illi* ........... -......... C la ir e Beaiiiy fUiup , C lark, II. h a Annie ........ (T u rk, W lllinni a Mary Cofm on. Chester Compton, W illia m I A Thelma I* Cone. F. H A Hester i-onslntitlni). Nick t’npslaiid, K W Coulter, (1 I. A Louise * I'l.y o e l, u C A I Mu Ii Culp, " W Dairy ijueeu l Im lstrn A l> . Inivl.l, Luther A Dolls H llavla. I d I.. Dskle, VI II - D eh lr. tlcrvlce U ntil'. It Dempsey, John F Dertrik'k- l l J * Alda K. 1let rev Ills. Henry Jr. Iilslim an. C lia ils * Dolllson, T M A K lim M. Ilom lny, Vsnnla l(. I(onalley, Claude <1. > Dim xhsrly, A rth u r J. Doyle. I'rnesl Duncan, C h *rle * O Dykes. Ilo b rrt J r .................... Paddy Kenneth -M. Cnsllh, K. C . F.i.er lire . D J.......... ... I d m ii J H • Flei by, Nelson A (lltesl* Fnellsh, F ra n k lin M Jr. .. F rv ln , C h a rll* » Kstrtdx*. I Kuaetta Jr A Lucy Fveryb.uly’s H ard w are Htora F alrrb lhl. W illia m II. A Catherine <1 Field#, James L A lie tty J. Finch. II J. A A n nl* L Fletcher. II. M. F lo rid a Hum * ll* a Cu Ford. K. L » Foater, Jama* A latula* Foster. Is M............ ................ Foster. W a lle r French, Forrest A llra re Uadekln. Lucloua A F lo r­ ence T, Haines. \V, II. . H allo way, IHcherd Uailow ay, T. K. H arrlc* Htallon ............................... . . H a tlln . II. B. * Lula ( la r i* . Kdward .............. .. Hibson, Charlla Hibson, 1’arry Lea ........... (lnaden, Mamie K. Hom ily. Chnrlaa K. A Kleanbr ll, ................................. U fa til. W ill la D IIA The Black Cal . H ray, Calvin M. A Clladya U. Orean, J, U. * Keel* II O fte n . L illi* Mall ................. tlraana. C. U ........ Oraaham, J. M ...................... O rlfn n . Horae* IL * Annie H. H rlffle , John fl. A flitih II. Ouna. Clarence 11 A Kvelyn T l in H iO O , . . . . , -t . . ,p.». ^ . ^ 1. . . U u lh rle, II. 11 A l.eah l l t i a t i . 11. U , A V irgin • u n . M r*. S U rlh a P. V. A Ham lll'on, ' Hubert ftoaale* . H arper. A rth u r R. Jult**. John II Jr * Kinanda JOHKAf vluiiuel 'I A H a iti# V J nim'Ii. ririKle JuriFH, llohuii* fft KlRt«h«r J iei iimi* W illiiiiii A it AI • L4-tiit D J iijv i , H* 111144(1 It *% .i J ilk( li t*. S\ 1+ K • i» i iulf Iv illfliil to MtatJkt Kunt m < .V llu b trik tU k ti, At U*w i . • U kiiti, B.ii win u ir . Lewis, Jn.llts ..d ill* * p 1a c V\ eight ( Lord, lu y iiio ii.l Ii Lunuquist, llolaud D w l.u l.is il, Haloid Kalltsr I! Lynn II A * C la ia I. Vlulloy. (’sail H Vision* Vio l* F .M arxatei L’Hsn D rill dart, et T erm in al . , via soli, Andrew- A B erlh * Vlei r i l l . Cha*. I I A Julia amt vlessltr, Joseph W u e ra ld ln * L .............. Viet*. Plot* ..................— vist*. tv n n . ».. . M 1111u iit Brothers H a ra g * V H t.llH I. Allen D IIA Vloldry. Holland C. K A VI Food Htnie Vlouros. Klmer Dorothy SI- - ...... Moors. J. 51 A F lo rrl# Viol an, A I! A l.itla Vlorgan, II 1’. ■ -- -----vioses, W illie 4loyr. James VI A Hsian VI uller, Kildle Vlulisun. Opal iji'C aln, (I reel* M c i.ill, Frederick M ildred VI VI."'Hillock, W II. A Clara M cG ilff. clory M cdlllte. f'le i elics VtcK night, Fannie vie 51c (lam I (i, c. J M" Vllclten l> C ........... VUTccr. W F AMaude Neal. Iln .m l- II N il.lack, Allis..(. d 'H rvn nl Minnie ( .ule.d.y, I. I' A Alary tiliis. Fred H llrn s t, Id me" l : A Helen O rr. I: J tiveriCll, He.iigc K I ’arlsb, J I . A I'a itin i. II i: Peck hi. to. C. J A M a r i a n A t'rrlilee, Louis C o t t a s N it * ....................... I'e lre lla , U . ....... I'h llllp * Industries Inc l-bllllps. Thuiiias It ............... S'lttnril, tle n rg t T .......... P..uisiiii, John O A Jean SI P re v ail. Ils rb e ri Charles Price, Homer A A I'e a rl . .. Prleoc, I ’ari ..... ......... I'roclur. T. A. A lloh eri Lee Hsu.bill. W II A Alberta lUnsholtom , Lee M lu v a tte l, 5;l**nnr H ........... Itedley, Alottto ’.......... Held'* ttervlc* Center Hicks. Itnymond K A I.snore L „„ lllplev, C !l A 41 r lllner. .lames A A Jewel K llul.liison, A lb eit Itot.In. mi. Harah Atm Ituutli. W a lle r A A lla iS I 41 Kurus, w in lliim t.ley, II VI Jr A A lin * M hnniiner. Harold A M iriam riandera, V it ................ Hanford lle s la u ra n l fk'arhuruUKh. Catlierlne F lle jra ...................................... ttharu. W F A Jewel I. riiteiflelil, llose Lee Hhermen, Hubert ............ m ite r if non .................... Hlmmon, Kdgar A M agnolia tiiiillh . Alva C Jr A 57111*111 Hmllh, Uesele T A llerechel dmltb. F lu re ll# T A I! N ttinlth, Foater A A le th l* tiim ib. Siiidred . ......... Ilhow'a Ileatauratit ............... Houtlirrii Vacuum Cieaaera D lstribulura Inc........... . .. Ilpenne, J. A ■ A V io l* Upenr*. Hherwoud U Hplvry, Daniel Lee .......... .... .... ... Hlaiifiird, John A Josephine Htav c iif o ii . John L . i___ Hlraiili, W illia m * Dorothy llwofford, Carlyle I. ........... Tatum, Leethl* ...... ..... T aylo r. Iloaco* |( * T h"lm a T ho rn *, John * lit* -------Thuralon, George * Crna T h u rtio n , p ete r . . . ........ ....... T ln *l*y , Jam a* W J r * Dorothy L ......................... T o o k**, W ilbu r * Baba .... T o o l**. Borah * Ford K L Tropk-al F o ilx g * Co I no. w s y H m » -i Vaughn. 1C. K .................... a W a lk e r. HIM # M a r* « K ‘ W illi* I . * K a lla ........ , , W an t, u Cn h ari*" ................... ir iv i ............. ........ Waahlnjilovtf Ivory L * W u tg -lfa ld P roian C u .ta rd Wheeler, W hlpper, W h lln a r.. Varnon ......... llayniond A J»an Mob from w ilfn rd W A W h lln a r, KdW iird" K atherine P ... W h itta k e r, David W ta h t, prad c? " . W [ a m * . A. to . .. W in iam a, H ao ra* BSlt Ha n * t W|ill.m.. ar*d* :: Grace V. , Ilandaraon, Croley ija rb a l, John O. A william*. W ." Williamson. K *1 A»" H lraa, W alter 0 Hodgkin, M a r* Hartm an, Lloyd H unter, Luoltl* M S A. Dnralu* .... W llliamaon, France* n . asf'eSitN WIM* RartiMiii Wood. Gtorso TUB nniVT CAR AMERICA IIA1 YBT PITJOVCKO *ts,« r « f u i raek Ave . ■>- &tt t 17 I l« 47 11 1.14 SI Iti 64 VO 1U11 iioii*r(M ii ' ■ » . ¥ "•" .14 1 IS I1V IS 4k Kershaw. H a rry A Nan K K ireleln . W illiam C. A alttU. sd VI ...................... K night, Ida ------ -----—*...... Kina lit, L. J A Ada .... . o a fn e .il. W illiam H A M s f f It . ......... Labux*. James L *• •* ........ ».e*. . i i .iw n it vt«e A nooset elf *1 »• ...........:• 1.el1us. Hot.ett It A Am elia Vlhlan, Kidney I . 7 US -SI tots 1S.SU l.lt JI.IS T.St t ' S SI 4.SU 4 74 4 »4 4 IS 5 IS I I U4 S IS 114* t.S» s.os 14 IS ­ I S 44'. •ii 4 41 4 (S 14.fl #1 ll 11 45 41.11 L it �t •n v’-vwiww, '■tv "\Bir2 - •M 1 ?s r1 ' I T YOU DON'T THE WEATHER M «(** ; m i Saaferd Herald, City DtUtery, by TtM F. N« p Ih h n il YELLOW CAB 1444 S h I e f m t U t Continued hot and partly cloudy through Wednesday Livelihood of widely scattered afternoon thun­ dershowers. AN IN D E P E N D B N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R foLUM B ‘*tst I $ Established 1908 X X X X 1II 8A N FO R D , FLO R ID A T U E SD A Y JU N E 10. No. 209 Associated Press I,cnHe(i W ire 1012 Sheriff Group 129Students Given Diplomas At MacArthur Is President Truman Requests Seminole High School Exercises Keynoter For Meets Here In ,3.) th Session GOP Meeting Authority From Congress To General J.C.Hutchison CondemnsTrendToward Centralizing Of Police Authority / ------Ll. General J , C. Hutchison, U. 8. Army (ret.) today condemned , what h# called “the trend towards I ^entrallaatlon of governmental au­ thority, and the constant pushing of old and new function* to high­ er and higher levels**, pointing out that this centralisation ean result from failure on the part of local authorities aa well as encroach­ ment by state and federal govern­ ment. Local taw enforcement Is hinder­ ed, he continued, because of the “attempt to establish a double stan d ard ot observance which “ would negate the concept of equal treatment for an." General Hutchison was speaking at the 30th annual convention of the Florida Sheriffs Association which convened thla morning at tha Seminole County Court House. His speech was preceded bv wel coming addresses by Sheriff Per ejr Msro of Seminole Countv, Mayor William Stamper of San ford, and the Introduction of rile )tlngulshed guests by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle. The program also ■ Included addresses by Sheriff Rex Sweat of Duval county, Police Chief Roy G. Williams, and Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland, Sr. At the Sheriffs luncheon in the Eolseopal Parish House, Sheriff Msro announced that tonight's barbecue, slated for the Seminole Country Club, has been shifted to tha Hike Lodge on East Second .Street. • ] * Among the guests was Stats Railroad Commissioner Jerry Tar­ tar who gave a short talk to the sheriffs In which ha denounced the conspiracy to convert Florida Into a two party state. “Aa long as I live," declared the Commissioner. “I want' to assuro you they won't make a Republican slate out of lUs. At least as long as 1 live In Florida, they aren't going to do It," lie also recalled that Florida’s f t greatest governor, Napoleon Bona­ parte Broward, was a sheriff, and sold ho looked forward to tha day xrtian another sheriff might be governor, In the main address nf the morning, General Hutchison de clarod that the "Internal threat of communism, communism ns an Idea, can only bo defeated by a vigorous, alert, Individualised, thinking populace. And the (test way to achieve thla kind of ponu f t lacs Is, by not Just giving lipservice to, but hy actually prac­ ticing local self-government." “If we allow tha decisions about government and our public life," ha said, “to bn made and esecuted tl’eallaaen Oa Paga Sis) Retailers Are Told Nation Is Moving ^Towards Socialism ORLANDO (Av—Florida retailors wort told boro Monday that "Coogreoa has loot control of (he purso strings of this nation and wo ora moving quickly into a atato of full lorlalUm." John C, Haton, Washington man­ ager for tho National Ratall Dry Goods Association, also said at Ihe Florida Slatn Retailers Assort*. ^Unn's annual moeHnr* hat Con“ gran should bo notified when vio­ lations In tho omratlon of armed aorvlcea ahtp atoroa and post exchanges a n discovered. Tha association adopted a reso­ lution criticising what it rallad wo In Um operation of such IS. resolution notod wide dvalof tho military stores "from original intent of tailing por_ necessities to members of armed tom s without actually potliit with established private resolution ashed the Ameri­ can Retail Federation to take ,wbatever slew a n necessary to • end alleged abuses. Ttew state association rt elected J. R. Balts, «t. R h r i t e i Frail- ! Satiford Herald Vacation-Pack j. No matter, hew far sway went heme yen way go m yeor vacation yon can reedlty catch an on the home town news hy fwdtig the Sender* Herald then yen return. Yen eta tr­ ie with yeng • igh Charlie M< road. The rest of the stage was decorated in fern, leguitrum, and tall basketa of gladioli. Walter Routh, who served as president of trie Student Council, received three major awards. Commit* These Included the medal for the Republican best patriotic essay from the Coltee Also Selects onlal Daughters of Amarlca anJ Rep. Martin As Per* tho Bauscn and Lomb award for the highest three year average In manent Chairman scientific studios. Thoao were Truman Decries Use awarded by Supt. T. ft, Lawton. By The Associated Praia Another top award racolvod byO f T a ft-H a rtle y In a political victory tor forces U.S. Soldiers Hum Red Fluff And Signs At Koje Walter Routh and also by Miss Bsbe Blsboe was tho American of Ben. Robert A. Taft, the Re­ A ct In Settling Legion aomrd, based on good publican National Committee today Of Steel S t r i k e cltlsenshlp and other qualities in named Gen. Douglas A MacArth­ ur to be keynoter nf Ihe GOP Na-' i i ;« s i I s m S Oa ra g e T w a l llonal Convention. WASHINGTON ’/T) — The Supporters of Gen Dwight D auvernmrnt Imtav nil nff all Eiaenhower In Ihe contest tor the exports of steel lijr dealers for party's presidential nomination had civiIinii use abroad. The em­ opposed the Idea of making Macbargo affects even ateel ahlpArthur the keynoter However, It mrnln for whlrh export licenser waa reported there were only a have hem Isnieil, if the metal few scattered "No's" In the closedIs ilrstloed for mnaumrr goods meeting vote nf the committee at use. Chicago. The committee voted to split the NEW YORK »/Vr—The colpost away from that nf lapse nf the ateel atrlke talks Montgomery Is Com­ 31 Prisoners Sl ai n keynoter tha temporary chairman of the knocked Ihe slock market down convention. Wal­ today. .Steel and railroad shards mended For Effort And 139 Wounded ter S. llsllsnan, were hardest hit The remainder another Taft sup­ To Slash Expenses In 2l/ j Hour Fight of the irarket, although gen­ porter, was as­ erally lower, showed some signs signed that Job. TALLAHASSEE UB-The State Ry ROBERT B. TUCKMAN of resistance to Ihe fall. Looses Rep. Joseph W. Cabinet today granted Ihc Florida KOJE ISLAND, Kores kft-Tough ran from fractions to between Martin of MaasaBeverage Department 110,noo to U. S. paratroopers loday cracked one and two points *t Ih* low­ c h 11 * e 11 a waa est, with Ihe greatest decline tn meet a financial crisis and passed a Communist prisoner of war re­ made permanent steels and rails. Gains were out some kind words (or Director bellion In a rip-snorting 214-hour chairman scattered and on the smalt side. John K. Montgomery and some battle that made a shambles of K I a e n h n wer criticism of Ihe policies of former notorious Compound TS and uncov­ made an effort WASHINGTON '.r> President Director Lewis M. Schott ered a prisoner plot lo seise Ihe meanwhile to pick Truman asked Congress today (or Montgomery asked the Cabinet Island. up some conven­ Thlrly one prisoners were killed |«uvpi to xrite anil operate the Budget Commission tor 12.1.two He tion d e I c h n tr* ■aid 110,000 was needed ‘rnniedl- and 130 wounded in Ihe bloody -truck steel Industry (rum Ihe South. fighting Autopsies showed that 13 atcly and 413.000 next month. llclore a hastily assembled joint In New York, MacArthur He recalled that Schott, before irisoner* were killed by their felsession of the Senate and House, General Risenhis resignation In March, had nw Reds with crude spears. Mr Truman said the choice lay his timetable con­ sought 450,000 in extra funds but One American was killed and 14 bower continues helueeu federal -enure and use of with GOP delegates. Ttllj had received only $23,000. Mont­ wounded The slain American had ference* Ihe Tail Hartley Act A Taft Hart­ every hour on Ihe hour, gomery said that since taking over been speared to death and not afternoon ley injunction against Ihe strike meets group::! nun Alabama, he had made every effort tn trim killed by a concussion grenade as he id *.30,000 United Steelworkers, h* and North Gamllmi expenses, but had In have the $36, • first reporter! Only nne American Georgia -aid. "Is hy far Ihe worst nt the The Associated Press Inlly of 000 to carry on enforcement work. was seriously wounded. Seven re pre convention delegnle strength two approaches " The Cabinet voted 410.000, hid turned to duly and Ihe others will shows all 17 delegates 10 dispute Standing on Ihe speaker's dial told hint tn corne back later and gu hack In a few days. in Ihe House chamber. Mr Tru­ Georgia: nine for Tull, four The fight broke nut wheh the In renew his request fur the other man lold the senators and repElsenhower nod one uncom­ I'OWa disobeyed order* to move tor 413.000. resenliillves that Ihe Supreme mitted In Alabama, mid 13 for Comptroller C. M. Gay said he pcaceahly Into new, smaller en­ Taft, seven for Elsenhower and Court had ruled against presidenti­ previously had opposed the Bev­ closures of about soo each. al -allure of the steel mills, but uncommitted In North Carolina. U. S. Army Intelllgenee officers alaElsenhower's erage Department's request for had said Congress could vote to purpose n Iheae found a masterplan to 71 to lib extra fund* because Uie depart­ lake private properly He said: sessions—ho met Monday with del­ ,0M Cummuntet erl ment "was not making any at­ egate* from Delaware, New "Tho issue Ja squarely up t o era held on fcoja. It called tor tempt to live within iti_apprnprla* Connecticut and Mas Congress F nope Congress Rad4 to aelte the Island and Its Hampshire. lion." U f t oacttoH* *•«■ charm over to will act quickly The Issue of Gay aalA tea denartm It aTitle any convention votes that peace of war hang- In the haldnee bought unnecessary equl M l! are not already there Also, lo put I and -teel lx a vital element In Ihe TANK*IID AMERICAN SOI Oil AS a ir shown Inside of fi |> lionri -of-wxi uompfiun l on K*»|n lahiiuf, i.ft Knif'd, of short mainland. Further detail! were the rllnrhrr on those that are particularly 410.000 worthi o ' MUti-ome hi. Ilia v iiiiiiifirrl up tlofliini Cuinmurtiil piiMiprr* Th« Hoop* ilmrgffJ Inin Hun* I'tmipfiiirifh un i hire ifmvii wave radios tor Its automobile* withheld. Clair -1. Klllornn, Delaware 11 Hrd Hug mul u number of nfTnidmi* *igm. without firing u shot. They Imnird thr* fluff nml d r v ln n rd He xnitl It would he "unwise, un­ Not a shot waa fired In tho and five new cars in recent fair and quite possibly Ineffective" tin? signs. At Iwltniti, Hie luiviin^t-wlrhllng lohllri f t»* ii flown on** nf Ihe ('omimitttal Uroiiniluiifln i>o b*M. barbed wire encircled battle field. chairman, said his group, previous months. to pass a law allowing him to The 750 American* of the "An­ ly reported H-4 tor Taft with two Attorney Gen. Richard Ervin seek an injunction without first ,ip said hr was willing to give tho gel* from Hell” combat team used unroinmlltcd. now Is 7-3 tor Risen will: two mil pledged The pointing a hoard of inquiry and department more money because cuncusslun grenades, bayonet*, tear hnwer waiting fur Its report, ax tequlred under Montgomery enforcement as and fists la subdue the rebel New Hampshire, Connectirol ami ity Authorizes hy Ihc Taft Hartley Ail hss been stepped up and the back­ Ious n,400 North Koreans. The Massachusetts slates are general I'he government xeinire of Ihe log nf license revocation and sus­ Reds were armed with apeara, ly pro-Elsenhower A candidate tor the Democratic mill- omlcr congressional author pension cases left by Schott Is knives, rock* and fire bomba. Up sty. Mr Truman declared, would Surrendering prisoners were hus presidential nomination, mean being cleared up rapidly. H'niitfatiiril lilt 1' n r f T * * » i "restore full scale sleel production, Montgomery said the radio tied off tn the new enclosures. provide fair trrnlmcnt for all con (trig. Gen. Ilaydon I. Boatner, equipment and new cars which H istif IHfiFsl Mn I'fnc tel * * T he C ity Commlaehin lin t (it*:l>* drew Gay's fire had been deliv­ the Rule commander, had given ered befnre he succeeded Scholl. the Reds a chance to move to the mi Min i lie d L'llun M m ig htini, m He said he hnprd lo work nut a new quarters peacefully. Sanford Surgeon Des­ . h lte rt, In proceed wlMi prehniln No Second Notices Tn No west Books For Die - hard Communist leaders deal whereby ihe radio equipment pinna fm (he eonati uctlun " f could be sold without ton much chose to fight. He Sent Out; Pay , Adults Art* Added cribes Work Of In­ iiry ii Iiumcum III which I " hoil-ic Ihe Boatner met the resistance with Ion to the department. Up Or Do Without rp ■ a > •! lih m iy and aiitlip ie i-iilleelidii ■f Gov. Warren asked If autumn force In his campaign to gain unterne In Hospital 1 lo Local Library Installetlon ol new nlflcnrs uf tinbile short wave radio equipment ronteated control over the prison lir iic ia l H en ry S. H aufiird , fnundi-i ............enrol noHie- legiitdlng was not necessary In enforcement pen*. Lion* Club, Including Rdwaril S 'Tlu-r*' ha- Ih-i-ii ninri- ptogn-.** nf t lu m c ity , and tn p ie p iu e nit .u The wild, swirling bcltle was wit­ McCall, president, will take plan .'i tilt'd1c)ni- I11 the last M* yean cm ate enlim nle tin the rust ■>( ili-llqiomt wali'l hill., wilt he sent work. Many mow and inti'iruing hooks •ol hy the City nfti-i Aug I, ii have been added In tin- Sanford “1 don’t think so." Montgomery nessed by prlioneri of two other Thursday night at Rear Laki- timn in the tircvlima 5,000," In Mich ii hulldlng was deelded hy tile City Commix Public library’s collectiiiii for where a chicken barbecue will hr Walter M. liaynea Jr. told tinreplied. "Where It Is needed we unruly compounda-~71 and 77. Mnyur W. II. Rtempei nl-n mi always can call on local enforce­ Shortly after the fight ended held, II waa decided todav at the Itutnry t'luh nt Its rcguliir weekly pidnted II committee iilidci the m o o Iasi night. Personal roller i dull leading, Mr-. K. .1 .M<nighBoatner told prisoner* in Tt to get meeting of Ihc clnh. Wives and meeting ye-tenlny III a 1»«lU on H u l l lulls will also he dlxeioitimo’il, tun, Illiiarlan, said today, ment officers to help ua out." Mrs. ehalrmanahlp of R'dlnnd l)ean '■■ Other actions hy Ihe Cabinet In­ ready to he moved—or else. The guests will be Invited. What's New In Medicine" He -llirly the plune mid pre.-eiit rec- unit if hills are mil pill,I when Moughtiin also rnnimenlrd on the prisoners obeyed meekly, cluded: Harry Robson, who presided, an -as Intl'Mlueeil hy hu fulhei 'immeiidalloim. Ulhei meinliers «f line, wnter xerviee will lu, ills- Inigo numbers Ilf people frmn the And leaders In Compound 77 nounced that duo to Ihc outing, no Walter M. Haynes Sr. Acceptance of 440,000 from the the committee aie Mrs. Fred T ................ It. N. Huycr, ,-it> clerk, Hanford Naval All Station who Broward County Commission to sent word that they would be meeting will he held here next me using tin- library She xsid The younger Ml Haynes wn- Willlnma. Mm . Mil i i i i i i Itus-i-ll, a umol need liiduy. ready to move on Boitner’s com­ Tuesday noon Ili-intnfiirc, Im point'll .,I|I, see i very effort is made lo extend to help ua out." • ill nml tiilsnl In Hanfnid not .M rs C. It. i)aw*nii, luhn Kndei, mand. They will be Moved Wednes­ Retiring District Deputy Gov -mdualeil from .Seminole High Itnnilnll Chase and A .1. Greer ■■nil notice* on delinquent lull- them tile full privileges of re Other actions by the Cabinet In­ day. cluded: have been sent mil, and if these ■lileutn and any further rourte.xtev ernor John Henderson nf Winter .-•Vhool In t**lt(, and was emplu/i-il An Inventory < > f (leiieial Sun Boatner waa Jubilant over the Park congratulated hla successor <-r n lime at the Florida .Stole hove toil I>i - mi i jiii 1-1, a eolleeliir lias whlrh II can. Acceptance of 440,000 from the furd’ii collection, which under ihe way the paratrooper* from the Henry Witte. Jr., whom ho term Hunk. At the oulhreiik uf ih........ heiii -eiiL mil ax n final remirl, Broward County Commission to Among novel- recently added term* nf hi* will Is In he left lo 147th Airborne BegtmenUl Com­ making ax mnny ax 1IIO i-’ilhi u ad "alncero and earnest and can -lid World War he vuluntoeicd fm help finance a new armory at adult consumption I, "Tha bat Team quelled tile Red*. He able of doing a splendid Job" In ' tty with the Air Curpa ami the City nf Sanfoid pmvlillng .1 month. Thla lias been inking too fm iiw n ts ts ns r « n T«*m Alexandrians" hy Chnrlr* Mills, suitable memorial hulldlng lo said: overseeing the affairs of District ervwil nveisnas a- a rndai navi ■oil' ll tune and rusting too much, which In house It is constructed, il wux derided by the Cooiloisalon. tlm story of a century In the life "The discipline of thd troops waa 16-0. George E. Rollins of a small Georgia town and Us superb. I have an-oMdal report ■ Mr. Henderson praised the local i »tur on homhlng flights -m: of was lead to the CommUslim hy Air ordinance wax paxsed which people. Other titles include "Tha l ingland. Mr. D i bii . The value nf the colthat not one shot waa flrsa In Retiree From ACL Compound Tl. We captured the ex club for Ita achievements during Following the war tie colei ml li-cliun Is roiiglily estimated al in pi i votes .Social Security -talus Oily liny" hy Herman Wouk, the year, Including an outstanding Mm lliilvrisKy of Floilila whei - he fm all City niii|diiyei'x, mol set­ i.ullior of "The (‘uno Mutiny", resUUfce." of mistake*." auction sal*. He commended Sec •■"ik a pru-mcdlriil - nurse, lalei excess of $ 1OtI.IMIO. up it program to lie liaodh'd hy ,Frank After more than 44 yaara of ser­ actHeplan Yerhy's "Tho Karacen referred to tha map and pa­ Mrs. F. R. Rnumlllat explained rotary Jack Morrison on thr ac •laihmting from the Harvard the Florida Imluatrlal Commis­ Illade". a Inin of crusading, and vice with the Atlantic Coast Lina per* found loskte ft. curacy and promptness of his re VD-dlral School. For the nasi /ear the Work width has liven done hy sion Railroad Co., George E. Rollins, "Wlndom'a Way" liy James Ram­ personally 144 ordered Mrti* A number of rrciiminrniliitlmis sey (Mlmnii. "R asl Hid General” general auperlntcndent of tha West­ Boatner has hern serving us an Inletoe the \V(imiin'n Club and the I).A.I! Korean ^Ol. L e iJU k Wop, William Higgle, president of thr I.In promoting the piujcrt nml re­ of tlm Itmiftmll Stadium Commit­ by Frank Slaughter nf Jackson­ ern Division, retired front active North in surinfrjr a* Massachusetts lien a Compound 76 leader, to assemble Bow Casselberry Lions Club, told vealed that two gifts of 41,01111 tee wine adopted. These Include ville, a story laid In New York'n service aa of June 1. :tl Hospital. for moving. Lee refused. Of Ihe progress ol that new nr Mr. Routes served for a num­ theAtPOWa Pointing out tliai llm work -if mi each have already been made In tiie temliig down of the wooden Dellrvue Hospital, is another re­ 3;4S .6m. loudspeaker* atlon of 44 members, and to niioriir la pretty much of a grind, ward helping to defray the cost m tnifImiei) 11pi UfiRp I'tedi ber of vaora at superintendent of blared to tha compoaM: cent novel in circulation. r with Jack ftymond* of his in. Haynes milil that hla schedule of the building. It was explained tha division her*, and from in * Noii-ficlion which Mrs. Mough"In 16 mtoatea you wlU be moved entertainment committee, asked that lircsant plan* call for an ex­ through 1041 was a member of tha Into newly constructed compounds -nnslsta of HI hours on duty ami luti iticntioneil as outstanding in the co-operation of Ihe Sanford I I Imurs off with on weekends i r penditure nf approximately 420. Roy Holler Attends City Commission. Ha it a past eludes "North With the .Spring'' . It you move qulptiy you wilt Club In tatting up a minstrel show mm. president of the Sanford Rots ■iiber time off, hy Edwin Wey Tsais, the itory [Million Dollar Meet Harry Robson promised that the A. J. Greer explained Ihe cut club, s Ilutllnlng snmr of the nilbnnees of 120 days from I lie Everglade* at your own now Lion Board nf Directors will ublcli liuve been made III medlehiL- turn I value t o the community of The retirement of Mr, Rolllna 10 The CommUi__ in Lake Champlain following th* inch a center and pointed out tha consider tha proposal In the near Roy Holler expects to leave to­ was announced by L. T. Andrews, irlng the past few year*, Hr. Impressive commcm-enicnt exer­ cises were held last night at Semi­ nole High School for n class of 130 students wdin were awarded their dlploftins by Principal Her­ man K. Morris. The graduates, numhr ring its girls and 11 boys, were seated in double row semi-circle on the auditorium stage In what was per­ haps the most beautiful setting over witnessed here, A large painting by members of the Art Club In the background depicted a road to a castle of opportunity In the distance, and the graduates they received their diplomas appeared to he walking off on this Seize, Run Steel Industry State Cabinet P0WRebellion Grants Beverage It Overcome By Group $10,000 U. S. Paratroops f Liona Officers To Be Installed Next Thursday Niphl City To Tighten Medical Advance < On Payment Told Rotarians l>lans Be 1 V lwrU(1 For Loral Museum Of Water Bills Haynes » sa'MMv ii ■JB.TaW&’S SS?'n general manager. The former, who hes bees living at Atlanta, Ga- Inlands to move to Flore•nee, S. C., It wai reported. ’' SMALL FIRE Waste etl end a slipping bait on .an air condition motor Tn the rear of tha Yoweli'a Deportment Store caused a minor firs Into yastordar afternoon, Assistant Fire Chief R. T. Thomas reported today, Only the belt woe damaged in the blase that was quickly ex­ tinguished by firemen a few mlautoe after the 4:60 alarm was tuned In by Jock Kill, manager freshly dug trracbes L (I'o a lla a s a ua I'a a r a ls l Fifteen minutes lit Tall Twlatar Jack Stemper had troopers attaef through tho l ____ bAV'"Lfk ""Ih1,1"!: N. p. Caldwell, fin from loveral directions. Twenty mtopt^i after Uw lightwm eapturad, Ing itaried | N p died et his Ruggad parat .. grabhad lege* "mlactmducl." h-rne to Lnngwood Sunday at 1:30 tote and him by tha sail of _ Prizes Awarded To m i. following a lingering lllnras. Iked him “fro* walked hands and Junior Hlgrh Students Ite was born In Rarbrrvllle, Oct. ssssarrwi »r,ur'.v "ledSu"*>y Mnrni"K Ifee ftaa |H. I HIM. and was a veteran of World War I. solving at Camp Kannath Ramsey of tha eighth Wheeler, Ga. lie was a member of wee awarded a first prise the Raptlil Church of DeLeon In a book report contest Springs. sponsored by th* Sanford Junior Mr. Caldwell la survived by five High School Parent Teachers As­ children, Mr*. C. G. Me Watters, C ^ w n iv Is s M sociation, Mr*. 8. O, Chase of Sanford; Mrs. Jo* Wernrt, Ordecay. Herald eered for yen H. DaCamp, d i m tor of th* Association library commit­ IhimIo; J. C. Caldwell, Hanford; so are away, to he do­ !?-ns_i*ss ■ d**£*!2S jj Jj - thoFloyd Bureau 01 Deal tee announced today. The award CpI. Benjamin Caldwell, Ogden, te yenr hnme In one Florida State Eaord made at tha Clasa Dap ex- Utah; and Franklin Caldwell Jr., a4 Junior High School Frl- Sanford| also three grandchild­ echoed what atato * ren. •SlacMt to at - Jacksonville at ,a Funeral aerator* will he cansome week* ago: t f c « l . „ ________ ”~A second prise of 43 waa given of amoko at- of water hat pa make batter teeth, to Mary Eslner Powell and honor- dieted at the graveside In Ever­ tmetod ever a ecora *f m Ua aold recent stodtea ia J i ahU mention was mad# a t Bar- green Cemetery Sunday et 4:30 vnsonvtila. and Bi b o n O'Barr at tha aama, time, pjn. by th# Rev. W. P. Brook* Jr. Illlltary services will alio be eonper seal of ell i aonteat consisted dieted by American Legion Post be prevented by proper on four books ae kV*>iv V/CA 63. ' GuorUted, w'vyj, iVv- ?;sr.ss ■^.sas ff'cnfn fc-L*V'V-:E( s* TOOTS DECAY GAINESVILLE. Uf)—A yaetarday of health men waft told yaa that Florida w___ i , . aar in use of Guortda to hatp prevent tooth n nuccesa of a similar museum in K' Augustine, Hu said that Hanford's location half way between It’d llna College In winter Park nml Stetson University In Del.mid make It an Ideal place for the eatahllahment of a library such as contemplated under thr terms of the will of General Hanford. Other* who spoke in behalf of the memorial In General Sanford were Mrs, Miriam Russell, Mm . C. R. Dawson, Mr*. Fred Williams, and Forrest Brcckenridge, man­ ager of the Hcmlnole County Chamber of Commerce, morrow morning bv Eastern Air Lines for Huston, Maas, to attend tim ’Jfilli. anniversary nf the Mil­ lion Dollar Round Table nt the Mounl Washington Hotel, Ilrrtton Wood*, New Hampshire, June 13-17. Tim Million Dollar Round Talde Is made up of the members of the National Association of Life Underwriters who produced and paid for a million dollars or more of Insurance during the preceding year. I Mr. Holler haa repreaented the Now York Like Insurance Com­ pany In Snminuln County since Apr. 14, 1U27. He le the first MA80N8 MEET TONIGHT agent of his Company's Florida Monroe Chapter No. 16, Royal Office to have attelnsd member­ Arch Masona will meet tonight ship In the Million Doller Round at 3:00 o'clock at Masonic Hall. Table. The Most Excellent Mealar'K,de> grro will ba conferred by Right VET SERVICE OFFICER Tom Ueen, Veterans' Adminis­ jvorehlnful Master, J . Vidal Bones. Light refreshment* will Im tration Htato Service Officer, kerved end High Priest A. F. will be at tha office nf Senator Ramsey has extended an Invita­ Lloyd F. Boyla tomorrow between tion to all Royal Arch Maeone to the hours of 6:30 a.m, and 12:00 attend. „ noon. northward migration of birds and vegetation in the spring, "Skoal ficandluavla" hy Edward Streeter, author of "Father of the Bride”, who describe* the "slow dliintegratinii of the Deaire for SelfImprovement" and the revolt against "Pnlnts of Interest" dur­ ing u motor trip through Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Also mentioned as Interesting wa* "Adventures In Two Worldi" hy A. J . Cronin, the Scottish imvidist-phyitolan, who began Ufa ox a struggling doctor in Urltlsh mining communltlea and went on tn beennia a famous London Ijhjuitelan^inid^ a^mleiWuthor. Movie Time Table 1:00 RITZ "Skirts Ahoy" 3:07 • 6:14 - 7:21 MOV IKI.AND "African Queen" PRAIRIE LAMB "Belles On Their Toea" Ti40 - (l;46 - 10(80 :2i �0- iat- a * T i l l BAJFPOJID flBRAt.D h|f I The tutsfctua.e SanfordI* Herald Ur * i t * i i i m r i i r .. I'kilalMM aa4 |«n l i M ua M ln liM N f MtUtauu M l Kiw I n n ^ HI Maaaaila attar HU *r S 9tr, a i t rat r r liat a *1rati r#«» ufflre Oinn at, Ttaia. t aftrl, riatUa, a altr fha Art Caaaraat el Marrh a ina, M O I .l .A X U L . UK AH Kmtar I IK A N flktln**. Maauf., n v u .i a iia a r n iP l i ? Carrier •at Meath -----Three Mealht M* Meatha___ flO N D O f ■- .*3 lea ii.ee All ehltaarr aellree, earia el tbaaha, rttelallaat aai aullrea ul •alerlalamral far the euraote t l •aisle* laait, mil be tharaei let hi reaatar ahrerlMlaa ralee. Mepreaealei Rationally Hr la ­ teal ne Neteteaper Hepreaeaialltet -*| Sett Talk, I'hlraaa, llelrell, laatat t’llr aal it. i.oele. , TM, VeraM la a areatbee ml the Seeei lpleh Prete tehleb It eallllth iMfetlr la the ate far rtpabll“i ' l l all Ihe laeal at tit prlale.l IMa attrtpaper. aa m il at ell aeere hltpalehee. O a t te a r _. . _ __ f-. II ' K Err; TUEflDAy 7 JUNE IS, IN I TODAY'S BIRI.K VERSE Oaly b bid rontrienrt can mike *|H ftarful. Iltath la normally li»4ly raltaat from • lowtr lo a Il$hir elale. II la painltia, ih» II b« practdfd by great pain. YhV teirore of ilealh are fallen upon me.—p r 66:4, K ............. Dg »; Seminole High The Highway Menace Tm . J im II, lilt (Cm IWm * Krmm SlM *M> Representative Jacob K. Jovitz of New York la planning ordanet with the selection by sk Congresa to appropriate $50,000 to finance an Invea* graduates.i. Thle award waa tlgntlon by the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce presented by Mack Cleveland Jr. To Apn Whitaker ana Joe MeCommittee of the mounting automobile accident frequency went tha Junior Chamber und the accompanying increase at automobile liability insur­ CluAg of Commerce award which waa ance rntes. This request should Interest every American presented by William C. Hutchison motorist weary of shelling out Increased amounts for auto­ Jr., on ;the basis of student ac­ mobile Insurance and of the strain of driving tinder today's tivities,) scholarship and cltlsen•hip. | dangerous conditions. Msrgiret MorrUon, a junior The problem Is too great to lie handled by Individual ktudeaijrecelvad.from Mrs. R. K. states. Representative Jsvltz pointed out that last year alone I Tolar- the award from the Rally fifty pA- i million motor vehicles traveled some four hundred ! Tl.rmon Chapter at the D.A.R., for attaining the highest average und sixty-five billion milts in the United States und motor­ lit American History. ists puid an estimated five billion dollars to lorul, state and Philip Toney, of Lake Mary, a federnl tax collectors. laist yeur’s nccldent toll, he said, sophomore, wai presented by Jack otary award dewas 37,100 persons killed und 1,902,000 injured, besides tnlmons of dollars worth of property damage. Hanford Forum There Is a great diversity of motor vehicle laws In the various states. Passing on the right Is prohibited In some lfr. Holland Dean, Editor states, allowed In others. Hpeed limits vary from state to Sanford Herald state. Requirements for grunting licenses also vary in tho Sanford, Florida individual states. Some states grant them without tests; Dear Mr. Dean: I read the article In the Sanford others require examinations and demonstrations of the ap­ Herald concerning Ihe 26th. An­ plicant's driving ability. The driver travelling from one nual Parent and Son Banquet and state to another frequently does not know what to expect think that It wai a fine article. next. On behalf of the Seminole Chap­ Uniform luws for all stutes would undoubtedly help ter, Future Farmers of America. cut the accident toll. Imposing federal laws on states is not I would like to take thl* opportu­ to thank you for your cooper­ good; but voluntary agreements by states to Improve Inter­ nity ation with our chapter during the state mutters is possible and often advisable. The highway paet school year In publishing ar* menace would be a good point for discusilon next time the tides for ue. We feel that our orfaniiatlon ha* benefltted greatly governors hold a conference. from the aiditsnee that you have givrn. Very truly your*, E xit Thomas Hobby Smith, Secty. Seminole Chapter, FFA Even if nothing else happened, this would be an tin- usiiul election. For the first time since 1024 Norman Thomas r' Bernaii MacFaiUrn tayi "grow* Ih not the Socialist candidate for president. Upon his de­ Editor, The Herald: Hoom 8 of the Sanford Oramiflf old it jusl a kid habit.’’ || alir clination to run for the seventh time, the convention chose mar School would like lo thank IMmi fa he one that it pretty hind a Rending. Pa., lawyer named Dnrllngton Hoopcs. Whatever you for giving our play, “Peer I* break.______ ^ ____ IiIh qualifications, plainly Mr. IIoopos Is not well enough Oynt' *urn a good write-up. It take* M dollars lo sponsor Vera, known to drnw many votes by the familiarity of hls name, our It it unfortunate that Pieiidenl little Oerman girl. We made The Socialists could use votes, too. In 1948 Thomas drew 48 dollars and wa feel that your Truman had no inoner annminrei l the ileel ilrike was nearing ill only 95,000 votes, and he has not dime much better in his paper helped us make It. Sincsrely your*, il lolutinn than the whole thinv other tries. The peak Soclnllst vote was In 1920 when Eugene Dickie Rountree; V. Debs got 900,000, partly ns a protest against his Im­ w Up in hit face. Room 8 »; » t ■ . • , E 't The death of Col. Nuii Pamir, deputy rommander of Turku* forcei fighting in Kom-a, remind ut again of the unique internalion liim of the United Naiiom .'on*i Korea and. in addition, nl ih> more than adequate return which WC have already ireeived hum oui iftveilmrnl in Turkey’* military might. S prisonment for Interfering with World Wur I, und partly as a general protest against the war. Votes or no votes, the cnndldncy of Thomns has been useful. He has made It clear that Socialism and Communism are not the same, and have no liking for each other. His pro­ gram of reform Is moderate, not calculated to raise anyone's blood pressure. Hls campaigns have reflected credit on hls cloth (he was once a Presbyterian minister). Of how many other candidates can it be suid that he need make no apologies for hls statements, or feel regret for his acts? Tiie newt letini the Writ German border would indicate lhai il mquire* lotnewhrir near the entile East German police huce, itinforced by Rimia’i Red army, tc koap the real of Hail Germany from ileeing into the newly inde­ pendent German Federal RrpuLlic, which the Redi iharge it a puppet •f the Alliei. When it come* lo puppeti, the Germani teem to have mask it pretty dear which puppet country they want l» live in. Organized Noise City Water Bill* (('•■Ilaae* Krmm rae* nael grandstand of the old ball park, riiavlng the concreta portion, seating about 300 person*. Rest loom* ar# to be retained and a new screen la to lie put up In front of the stand. Purchase of three electrical tiansformers for Inatallatlon at the Water Plant waa authorised. The** ere designed to convey cur­ rent In emergencies from the Florida Power and Light Co., In the event ol a breakdown of the fdant'a Diesel engines. The spraying of streeta and alleys with Insecticides at night was ordered. It has been found that Ut* night treatment la mor« effective since the spray does not evaporate as quickly M In day-' tins, said Mr. layer. After studying a request by police sad firemen for aa lacreaea In salaries, the Commission da- A prominent politician hint been named lo orgunizu and hanillo "Hpontanuous" nulau and ilnmonntratlonH at one of the major political conventIuiih thin mimmcr. It noem.t IncongruoiiH to HUggcat that HpaiitaneoiiN demount rations are organized, but many things about (Mlltlca are Incongruous. Thu idea of demonstrations and shouting at the con­ ventions Ih to stampede the convention In favor of a particu­ lar candidate. It is believed that the chant "We want Wlllkla'’ had a great effect on the convention which nomin“ted Wlllkle to oppoat, Franklin Roosevelt In 1940. .. This year the1 candidates wanl to make sure that there liS S 'A H Ite tSUwlf* .We are reminded hfJ kh Assn- arc spontaneous demonstrations In their favor, even if they 1. It was pointed out that luitda In the current budget will not titled Pieat newt diipalch out ol urc not spontaneous. low York that nur aomelinie* tilluient climatic coiidilion* during th« hurricane teaion are not al­ together oeculiar to Florida, Imt that the "element*" vriy oilrn put on rampaging dnplayi to iiighlru folk* in the metropolitan area* whence utually come* a giesl deal of the advent criticism about our tropical diiluibance*. It teemi New ' York had a litl'e tephyr the other day in which the velocity roie to 64 mile* per hour ami alrctiir aarvica wai diirupied fur hour*. Two pertoni ware killed and two were critically inju*e<| for a «**ualty lilt greatar than the entile alata of Florida leported for lait year from tfgpjcal »torm». B . > British have made va*t slridr* In making atom bomb* and gl« about lo engage in an extensive experimentation in tha Auitralian desert during which tint* the Empita'i fint atomic, bomb will be Mploded. This will be important to all F.ngliiS people everyAll lh« historical facte and . about England's feat* on battle field* and ite former I* in arm* will be re called tha trigger it pulled on thii __rile hew weapon. But while •H marvel at Great Biijain • it record on the field of ballla I- to ability lb keep p4ce with ‘otU«l advence* ip atm», let ,.fhr(Mt the important fact fit la not which country ie the to drao tha atom bomb but wiN drop the lait. . ■ In i W**' Collar(HHmun Ilcrlong IteportH ________ __ normal prorrduri- cell* for debate and oppuiiuntly for amendment. I ray, let the majority control how the hill should he amended, but don't prevent anyone from sug. grating an amendment. Every new and bettrr Ides started off being • minority opinion. Even though I disagree with a man, I do think he has a rloht to he heard and to fully explnln hi* position. Dr. Hutchins In hls 8tet*on University Commencement aildress said In ef­ fect that It Is tyranny fur a ma­ jority to run rough-shod over a minority, Just Imranse they ar* a majority — and that minorities had their right to he heard. GAMBLING TAX JACKSONVILLE ufv-Oamblare In Florida paid 647.770 OS In 10 par cent excise (axes In the federal government during May lor their biggest month since the lax want Info effect in November, the In­ ternal Revenue Bureau reported Monday. at in i Gamblers paid I2S.6S7.U for NP vamber wagering. 626,47166 for December, p i ^ .7 8 lor January, 626,683 41 for February and MB,696.16 for March. onm in o or in i w m i By Sosutor Georg* Ssoothers I C n l l i a n l P ram ! * • ■ • Oo*> while, waa doing some sltlng-up of Elsenhower on hls own. Ten­ nessee's Sen. Estes Kefauver com­ mented In New York that Eisen­ hower “ha* not made Ihe strong allowing anticipated." Kefauver flew to New York for a fund-raising dinner from Harris­ burg. Pa., wneru he predlrtrd ho would get strong bucking from among Pennsylvania's B0 dele­ gates. Sen. Richard Russell of Geurgla, also out for the Democratic prise, had a committee of farm leaders to boost him toward it. Russell has bandied the nnnuul agriculture appropriation in the Senate for ill yaara. His campaign headquarters mnoiinccd the committee would he advisory amt would be Increased later. The Associated Press tabulation WASHINGTON— (Special) — 1 had tho first opportunity In a tho othar night to bo trilth my family for » meal. ! saw my son John tor the* first time since tho previous Sunday when I had visited with him briefly while carrying him to Sunday School on my way to the office. The Senate held long Mellon* all week, opening two hours early and continuing until 10 p.m. and hla probably pill later dally. Thr continue through. July 6, target date for adjournment. Wa were •t work.continuously with scarcely enough spar* momenta for a sandwich. • One of the important measures tho Senate debate In detail was the Defens Production Act. Bom* time waa spent conshWrIng Ih* section relating to the POW Outbreak Wag* Stabilisation Board which ll'**lli*« * KruM I1*** III.el many had blamed for the steel strike. I had objected many times pound. Tear* slreuuied down Irani to what appeared to be WSB Ills face. He wax clamped In soli partiality to on* side in the wag* t.iry confinement. Tents llamcd uml wooden build dispute. Senator Long and I joined In ings wore torn from their founda­ sponsoring an amendment which tions when concussion grenades explosions in I'UW would have given the "general set firesof and gasoline. public" greater rvprssentatlon on carhes Paratroopers hounded Into the thle board than either “labor” or prisoners' Bayonets "management”. I stated that the plunged Into trenches. Reds who resisted general public's Interest* In these Some uf the wounded fought ax mattere shuold always ba su­ lung as they could inuve preme, pointing out that “no part Thirty minutes alter the fight should ever haw* dominance over started the Held was strewn with the whole.’* In other words, this dead. was another com where w* should Many uf the dead prisoner.* were guard against the tall wagging slain by Icllnw Inmate*. Muj Da­ •he dog. vid Korn, Richmond. Va , said lie We mad* a garni fight, hut lost saw Red leader:, kill ul leuxt five by two votes. The scrap had made of their own men who tried ti some Impresalon, however, for an surrender. amendment finally was adopted 'They were thick In the xlomacl. to provide equal representation with xpears," lie said In (lie trenches that miirounded and the manner of operation of the WSB w as substantially all buildings bodies nt decapitated : Communists were found changed. 8*nator Holland and I had Three hundred hale • spilling waited for week* for the oppor­ Reds made the last stand In the they tunity (o remove the OPS law rocking, i oaring battle authority to control prices of lungrd with their hiiinu • made frmh fruits and vegetables. It spears from Ihe south side of Hit finally came late Wednesday compound. A half doten Patton tanks roared night, and we persuaded the Henf t * to make this change. Sena­ Into the compound und trained tor Holland waa magnificently their guns on ihe die - hard group forceful In hls presentation and 1 hut held their lire Many uf the 300 threw down their Npeara hope was pleased to be at hls side on lessly and xurreudeied thlstnla Issue. The lighting over, prisoner* were In mv remarks to ths Senate on trucked oil to Ihe new eucloxuiei. this subject, I said: stripped, fingerprinted and given It is a very hatardous busi­ new clothing. ComihiiiiuF 7(1 bus lieen the most ness which these farmers have. Down In our State a farmer notorious on tills riot - swept l.v expects to lose his crop about land. II wax these prixouern who 3 years In a row, but, In the iciied Brig Gen. (now Col ) Iran fourth year, If he is lucky, if cia T. Dodd lust month und held the weather is good, If he dues him hoxtnge 7M hours It has been tin- scene of several not have some plant diiease or Insect sweep over his fields, If riotx. Allied officers aald the i onium he does not suffsr a hurricane, then he may make a crop ami uist leaders hud ruled II with an be able to make enough money Iron flxt. Prisoner kangaroo courts In that fourth year to pay for ordered to death any minute who hls Iosms in Ihe preceding 3 dlaobeyed Communist order* years. Farming la a very hasardous business, particularly If State Cabinet tha farmer rrowa crops classi­ fied aa perishables. He cannot ir<inlltaei1 Krmm S*ase 0**1 store tham, he cannot hold Fort Lauderdale. The fth.OOO will thorn, he must diepese of them,' ho Used nx thr xtalo'x mite of 23 he must sell at the price whlrh r cent of the construction rusts la than offered, lie has no iiulronients to rlce support, so he la the vie- gut federal money for the other m of tna market. Now, If a 73 per cent. Government agency puts a cell­ Granting the .Hunuyluud Contract­ ing on the price a farmer ran ing Co. permission to drill Its C get for hls perishables, then ■lyniim oil well No. I in Santa the farmer ran lie ruined, as Itoxu County and uiilliorirlng Hum has been the rase of potato hie Oil Co. to plug Ita abandoned growers In our State. He Is at 'oilier Corp. well Nu 3 in Collier tha mercy of the bureaucrat, 'Otudy. and If the bureaucrat dues not Authorised Inclusion In the min understand the farmer’s plight, ilea of u retraction hy Collier's then the farmer la rulnsd. nagatine in its June 12 Ustin of Perishables are not proper in article II published Feb. 23 Rems of controls. To continue .'harglng Florida niailu It difficult to control them guarantees us for Negroes to vole. The Cabinet a continuance of shortages, for orevioualy had adopted a rexolu the fanner cannot risk further tlon branding the mngaiine article uncertainties to thoeo ho al­ false and demanding tha retrar ready has. tlon. at naUoQ wfato delegate preferences, now gives: Republican—Taft 461. 1 er 390. Nomination Moda 604. Democrat—Kafauvar 646, Rus­ sell MW. W. AveraU Hardman 83W. It takas 616 to (to nominated. In a tight fight at ttw RopuHkan convention. PennsylvgnU'a 16 votes as well ks thou contested In tha big dlffarSouth, could make ence. Sen Taftt, meanwhlla, ofTared a a . suggestion to lo avoid a possible dan- w Itot over Ih* vention fight the OOP party platform: Adopt a I960 “statement of principles and objectives'' to which Elsenhower gave general endorsement last weak. Toft and other Senate leaders helped draft it, a majority of OOP congressmen approved and thaHa* tloual committee stamped It okay R USED CARS 1941 Plymouth Sedan $ 2 7 6 -M 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $1100-00 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $ 1 2 7 0 -0 0 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $1340*00 1951 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $ 1 7 7 0 -0 0 1949 Dodge Sedan $ 1 4 0 0 -0 0 . 1948 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan $800*00 •rft- 1946 Oldsmobile 2 Dr. Sedan $ 7 0 5 -0 0 NICHOLSON BUCK CO 210 MAGNOLIA AVR. Phone 1034 Buford .. to afcnctft tvaryotM you "toy D6#d for mftldng rapatot to your homa-tncludInf our bank W# ftm ne « i can reatonabl, • will not be •f J MacArthur Named Washington Letter 9ts a Tm & rrfc/ SEASIDE FIESTA •‘ vH \* vi®*'' : \ ,.t{ f s i f o :i K m - ' . * ;_ ■ ___ Jtm t ‘^ ^ ^ h t d a h . of Hy HID HERLONO I mu gelling mure Hum n little "fed up" with the fscrnl pulley of 'In- lluus* leadership In scheduling iniportaiil hill* fur run-ldrratlou of »tie House under what Is known a* "suspension of the rules”. It I* getting so now that every time a oirinher list s hill that he wantr gassed, hut Is afraid Ihe House will amend II, he will bring It up -- with the approval of the leader­ ship, of course — under a suspen­ sion of the rules. This means It i-an't Is- emended and can he dis­ cussed only 40 minute*. Actually von cmi't even read some of these hill* that have been brought up In the* manner In 40 minutes. The tricky part about this kind of parliamentary maneuver la that Ihe hill will contain one Item that everyone U In favor of and one which, in an election year, II would h« nolIHral eulHde to vote against. Then also In the hill will be other feature* which may not be so daaliahlv, and which at lent d*i«rv* mine consideration. They feel that the membership of the Hmtae will •wallow the had part of the bill In order to get the good — and to be perfectly frank, quit# often they do. ‘ * r The plain fact la that w* don't have to do thing* that way. Tha swift rind decisive ac, Koja liland may wall put i to an ealremaly dtegracaful », The North Korean priaonkeem «* be prUonsr* of war »' again a«d no loriger conetli _ i-erralt the Increase now. Installation of sewer pip* from Thirteenth Sweet to the Sanford State Farmers Market wa* de­ cided upon. The Market lias agreed to pay for the pip* costIng 61,618 la* CUy will do tha Installation. The Commission agreed to a lequest of James Dunn that he he relisted of duties aa street superintendent, In order to glva proper attention to other duties, Including direction of garbage and trash collections, maintain­ ing the new ball park. R. II. Beckham wa* appointed street maintenance superintendent. A proposal by Ray Weinman pay one-third of the cost of ■Ito V having In front at iat Improvement* ‘ . ale home on West Twan " .ty-fiourth Street waa approved, and ih* pav In* will ba done provided an ad oining owner pays hla cost, tha Commission decided. Fennlsslon was granted to Negro Bhrinm to hold a parade here on June 19. signed to taka the place at' the award given for many ! * * « *»y the 1st* Dr. Moblejr. Thle waa baaed on top scholastic ability. Another totary award waa , rented to Dorothy Glllyard, a graduate, who received tbo 626 gift for showing the moet Im­ provement during her senior year over her Junior year average. I To Ed Gordon went the Peter Bchaal trophy on <*>* basis of be­ ing the most valuable player on the football team. Mr. Bchaal, called to the platform by Mr. Lawton, made the presentation, and lo!-* rf the origin of the gift 28 year- ago when the teams for­ tune- wei« at low ebb. Mr. Bchaal voiced the hope of having all past winner* of the trophy present at the presentation next year. Margaret Malloy, valedictorian, expressed the thank* of the grad­ uating rlnss to Mr. Morris. Mr. Lawton, teachers, school officials, trustees, for all that they had don* to make the rareera of the •tuth nt* a worth while experience. “We have laid our foundations foi living as mature, responsible adult*,” ihe declared. "We have already made Important moral •nd spiritual decisions that will affect the rest of our lives. And ae a house with Its foundations al­ ready built cannot basically change, neither can w*. "The time has com* to put •way childish things, and w* are glad because w# do not want to go backward, our alms are for­ ward." she added. “We have powers, spiritual, mental and physical to fulfill the call to a wider, more perfect Ilf*,'' said Miss Malloy. “It remains for us t« use the** powers In the way that will he worth while. “America believes In democracy because It Is a Christian nation,” •he asid. Christianity is democra­ tic, although democracy Is not perr**arlly Christian, ft la also true that some people are unfit for democracy. These are more dangerous than communists. "We ran handle our foreign re­ lations If we ar* a nation of in­ dividuals who nre strong, spirit­ ually, mentally and physically. As graduates, we accept the challengts and respunsibllltle* of American cltlxens. We will do our best to elevate our personal and national security. We will auccee-j with the help of our Almighty God," she concluded. Robert llerkwlth, salutatoiian. uftu expressing the greeting* of the class declared, “W* the class uf 11*62, aie reaching out to a perfection in science, art and in­ vention. We must never he behind the limes In these essentials. Our standards reveal our destiny. These standards must be based on principles und a belter underiiandlng of our fellow men. "We are living In sn adven­ turous age. It is for us lo develop our ivsources In order that we may make the utmost use of our talents fur the benefit and welfme of our nation and the world. “Ihe happy mamorles and ten­ der associations we have acquired during our schuul years will not cease with our departure, but will remain with us down through ysars," he added, gnd and exprasjpni thanks lo the teachers for thilr ei Hence ami understanding mid lo ie P•rents for "self sacrifice and unselfish efforts” which have aid* e«l the students to attain gradua­ tion statu*. Among Ihe graduating students, III were from the Hanford Voca­ tional Hchoul uf which Mrs. M. B. Maxwell is principal. Of these, IP were veterans, Including one Ko­ rean War veteran, Howard Criasey. The uther veterans war# George liagan, Kohert BedenLaugh, Clayton Bagwell, Ralph Peters, Dunald llannum, William Gracey, John Caruthera. Charles Brantley. Daytona Bckofleld, Carl Smith, James Young and Fulton Baxley. Following the Invocation by the Rev. F. It. Horton, Gerald Coving, ton, graduate, sang “The Hills of Home". A senior *nsembl* .................... > sang, “You'll Never Walk Alone', with Jeanne Lane Miller at tha piano. Following the alma matar song by Ih* senlore, the Rev. J . C. Crews pronounced the benediction. The high school band, directed by Ernest Cowley, played for lbs processional and recessional. j^ m m s a g m a m m ■\'' •.CJf- ____ li i . THURSDAY • FRIDAY • r-11.' Y ra*. l In a*ea. • TSSVaSDAY rtSSneSSy n t t t r la w s ICNH.PW* (X o tK INS h i- ;U ^60 AsItedW pa mVl k • J s' .,1* 1 r . -c •<•! « J'f/' i tr ’ > lta n ? - to r i 1Vv" % -ft \ totoVt0000l GmBM"Bm DKPARTMSNT '.- T e* * 0mm )m mm RI ***!*** ru H /A m » 4 H i f . tmt u t u - M i m • • *« f t * * * rV' ">P' �•t And Personal Activities PHONE 148 t Social Calendar The TOESRAY Pilot Club will hold it- regular tiUline** meeting nl H:tHt p.m. in the Yurht Club. The board will meet at 7 nn p.m. The music |jitils uf Mi-- Marieline Mallem will he presented hi a recital at the Woman's Club n*. 7:30 p.m. Assisting will ho (’. II. Irani, vlhruhnrp soloist. Tho lie is invited to attend. The Woman's Mbit Class of the First Baptist Church will meet nl the home of Mrs. Prime Is E. Hols, 1101 Park Avenue, ut 7:30 p.m. Mrs. A. C. Benson will serve as » co-hostess. The Gleaner's Clnss of the First Baptist Church will meet nt lh<> homo of hire. It. E. Peurlfoy, 1101 Elm Avenue nt 8:00 p.m. Monroe Chapter Nn. 15, Royal H kh Macons, will eonfer the Mott Excellent Master degree at Masonic Hall. Light refreahmenta %rill be served. The Golden Circle Class of the Flrat Baptist Church will meet at 1:00 p.m. with Mr*. Wilson Horne, 1S01 Valencia Drive, with Mrs. William llarvcy as ro-hustcss. >VfU'NKXDAY The Prayer Meeting Servlm ut the First Baptist Church will hr hftl at 8:00 p.m. THURSDAY The Evening Circle No. I of the Presbyterian Church with Mrs. Mabel Brown as chnirmnn, will have a picnic at the Mason Will­ iams Home, Laku Ashby, ut 7:00 o'clock. FRIDAY Sanford Townsend Club No. I will hold its regular mreting in the elty commissioners room 7:311 x ’repartition Dny for the Vaca­ tion Bible School will he held nt the First Baptist Church nt i.l'tl p.m. Children for the school will be registered. Ages three through 18. Three year olds are tho-r who will be four by Dec. 31, 1053. Parents are requested to bring and register rhildrep under the Ago of nine. Dr. Frank (JiiIUumii will be In hl| office from n nn unlil 12 no r%n to give examinations to all first grade rhlldren planning to enter South Side School who have not previously hern examined Mr Oulllmnn will not lie In Ills office Thursday for this purpose a* pre­ viously announced If you have trouble rolling COOklei out, try rolling (he dough between sheets ni waxed paper. No flour for rolling is needed vAcn waxed paper Is used, and toft hns nn mlvantuge liwnuse ex­ tra flour rolled Into the dough may make the cookies tough. PRAIRIE LAKE i DRI Wt - I N ^ Alexander - Lanxintf Plans Are Revealed Plan* were announced today for the marriage of Miss Alyre Elinor Alexander, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. I Ini old Raymond Alexander of Orlando, to Charles William Lansing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Hardy Lansing or this city. The wedding will take placo on Sunday nt 1:30 o’clock at Knowles Mrmnrlnl Chapel on tho Rollins College Campus in Win­ ter Park. Mr. Marshall Dendy will enndurt the double ring rervlce. Nuptial music will he rendered by organist Dr. H. K. Slcwcrt, and Glenn Ingram will be the rololst. Tho bride will bo given In marriage by her fnther and has chosen as her maid of honor Mis* Winifred Struhle. Bridesmaids will he the Misses Bnrhara Wollam, Lois Miller, Helen Cham­ pion nnd Jo Ann Laughing house. Charles Alexander, brother of the bride-elect, will serve ns best mail and groomsmen will ho Sid­ ney M. Swope Jr., Elvin Kimble, Richard Klnsscn all of Orlnndo, and Porter If. Lansing HI, 7-lugcne B. Smith Jr. nnd Robert Hodges all of Sanford. Following tho rehearsal nn Saturday evening Dr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Miller and Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. Clnpham will enter­ tain with a dinner nl the Miller home. This morning a coffee was held hy Mr*. Oliver Joseph Bailey, and tomorrow Mrs. Alexander will honor her daughter with an informal Coca Cola party in Or­ lando. The bridesmaids' lunrheon will lie held on Thursday with Miss Winifred Struhle ns hostess In Orlando. A series of many lovely parties have been given Including a mis­ cellaneous shower hy the Misses Ida and Ruth Jtirnlgan in Or­ lando. One feature of the party were songs sung hy Glenn Ingram who will serve as soloist nt tho wedding. Attending were the bride­ groom's mother, Mrs. Porter Lansing and Mrs. Porter If. Lansing III of .Sanford. From Orlnndo were the honoree Miss Alexander, nnd Mrs. J . J. Newell, Mrs. A. N. Browning, Mrs. Juno Cnhrio, Mrs. Fred Supper, Mrs. Cleveland Mnnsee, Mrs. Mnrgery Warren. Also the Misses Jo Ann Lnughinghouse, Helen Chnmidon, Joan Denmstus, Betty Ann Mor­ gan, Ellen Lludermnu, Diana Forshny, Chnrleyno Hire, Louisa Harney, Mnry Draughon, l.ora l-ee Peeler. Busan Grqy, Jane Brunson, Adnlr Blanch, Emma Jean Parker, Winifred Htnildr, liar bora Wollam nnd Lois Miller. Last .Saturday Mr*. E. ' A. Howard entertained with a tea In Mlsn Alexander'* honor In Or­ lando. More than 100 guest* called nt the Howard home on Ridge­ wood Avenue between tho hours of 3:011 nnd 0:00 o'clock. Anderson - Freed Party Honored Now fihowlM ) “Halle* On Their Toe*" Miss Betty Ifnll anil Miss Mar­ jorie Anderson entertained Satur­ With the “('hcaper Hy day evening following the rehearsaf for Iho Anderson-Freed wedding the Dozen” Enmity at (he Hall home nn Weal Kirs! back again I Street. Arrangements of varl-cnlornl gladioli were used In deenrot Ing. Re freshmen! s rnnslstrd of rakes, salted mils nnd Ire cream. Those enjoying Iho evening were INSURANCE AT A HAVINfJ Mr. and Mrs. Krrrd, Mrs. C. A. FOR YOUR Anderson Jr., Mr. nnd Mra. Frank Castaglloll, Mr. and Mra. Roger 9 HOME - AUTOMOIIILK Schmidt, Dr. and Mra. W. P, Brooks Jr., Mrs Marvin Milam, BUSIN KHH Miss Barbara McNah, Miss Betty Pcnrnck, Laura Ann Anderson, Crnlg Anderson, Dick Scnftdl, Will­ iams Wilkinson, Phillip Skates, 111 ItM Ralph Gnwily Jr., and Roger Har­ ris. UlflLlflCE Wnnt to make different-tast­ “Your Mutual Insuinncn Friend1' ing corn sticks! Add a half cup of drained crushed pineapple to IIS N. Park Are. Phone 101 the hatter (made from a cornmeal muffin mix), before baking. TOMORROW’S 65«t SHOPPER’S SPECIAL M s u n e riiia SPECIALS CORN BEEF HASH OR OCEAN PERCH PIES APPLE — APRICOT and BLUEBERRY Roumfllat & Anderson WALGREEN AGENCY Mr. nnd Mrs. If J Clause of Pnhokre spent last « "rketid hrre wilh friends and relatives Mr. and Mrs. W. C. DeCuursey plan to leave tomorrow for Kan­ napolis, N C., to visit relatives Mr and Mrs. neucl F Robison nnd son Ronald plan to leave nn Friday to spend Ihe summer months nl their home In War­ wick. It I Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Istsslng of San Angelo. Tex., vlslleil for a short time with Mr l.o*slng'* uncle and aunt, Mr. anil Mrs. II E. Cordell. Friends will be Interested to learn (hat Jack Mnrrs of Lake Monroe has been transferred In the PalntkH plant of the Florida Power and Light Company Mrs. J. J. Hntlgnn and William Ratlgan left today fur their homr In New York City nfler visiting for some time with Mr and Mrs Jack Ratlgan. John M Williams. MK3. of Iho United States Navy left yesterday by plane for San Diego, Calif. where he will report to Id- ship. U88 Bryce Canyon, In sail for Japan June 17. Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. A. M. Remusal has been reYnnvcd to her home on Silver Lake following an operation al the Orange Memorial Hospital In Or Undo. Mr. and Mrs E II Carter ami Miss Dorolhy Carter have return ed from Ft. Sill, Lawton, Okta , where they have been vl-liing for the past two weeks with Cap! and Mrs. Jamrs E. Carter and chil­ dren. ltill Kirk left yesterday after noon for Washington, It C. where he will confer with Senator Smo­ ther* regarding the Bussell can­ didacy. Later he will go on in Detroit for a few day* on busi­ ness. Mr and Mrs It W Anthony re turned to Sanford yesterday from Parma, Ohio, where they have been visiting with relatives lor about n week They spent the past six weeks In New York while Mr. Anthony, YN.3, II.S.N, at­ tended the Armed Forces Inform.' lion School nt Fort Slocum, N. Y. Mr nnd Mrs. Dick Maxwell and two ctdldren of Jacksonville are exparted tn spend the weekend with Mr Maxwell’s mother, Mra. It C. Maxwell. They plan tn leave next week for l-o* Angeles, Calif., to make their home Mr. Maxwell has been appointed ns manager of the West Const area for the Srhrnil- Club M c c I h With W. M. Philips Itrid g i* Mr. and Mrs. W. M Philip en­ tertained members of their bridge club over the weekend at their hwne cm Valencia Drive. Gar­ denias and greenery were used in decorating tnr rooms. Upon their nrrival the guests were servrd a dessert rnurse af­ ter which severil progressions of bridge were enjoyed. Prizes were won hy William Ratlgan, William Bush, Miss Murlhn Wight ami Mrs Gordon Sweeney. Those enjoying Ihe evening were Mr. nnd Mr*. Sweeney, Mr. and Mrs. Karlylo Householder, Mr. and Mrs. Bush, Mr nnd Mrs. Jack llntlgan, Miss Wight, Mr. Batlgan of New York City, and the host and hostess Heal pitted sliced dale* In a little ornnge Juice and spread be­ tween layers of ehorolnta cake, apread top ami aides of rake with fudge frosting. -T * K THE S-W FO RP HERALD Tat« Jim* 10. 19.12 Joyce Anderson Is Wed To D. G. Freed Mrs. AMes Hostess To Knight Circle The mnrrlnge of Miss Helen Joyce Anderson, daughter of Mr*. C. A. Anderson Jr., le Dougina Eugene Freeo, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Edward Freed of Brninerd, Minn., was solemnlxed on June 8 at the First Baptist Churrh. Dr. W. P. Biooks Jr. of­ ficiated at the candlelight, double ring service at -1:00 o'clock. Foimiog a beautiful background for the wedding were palms and tall floor baskets holding white gladioli noil rail# lilies. Branched candelabra held while candles and the pews of the ribbon section were marked with sprays of white glndjol! ami fern. Prior to the ceremony Mis. Mar­ vin Miliini, organist, rendered * program of nuptial music iiu’ludediting Ing t h e traditional we<‘ “ marches, nnd "Claire dr Lune" which accompanied the ceremony. Roger Harris, soloist, sang "I Love Thee" hy Gileg. The lirlde was given in marri­ age by her brother Charles A. An­ derson and was gowned in a light blue satin dress, ballerina ill length. The dress was fashioned with a strapless bodice and full skirt of net and lace over sutin. The lace Jacket over the Imdlce featured a standing collar and fastened down the front with self. covered buttons. She wore lduc milts, and n fingertip veil of Idiie net attached tn a crescent shaped rap of shirred veiling. Her bridal bouquet was of white carnation* showered wilh satin streamers nnd lilies of the valley. Her sister. Miss Marjorie An­ derson. served ns maid of honor and wore a pink net ballerina length dress with snug fitting pink jaeket. Bridesmaids were Sirs, linger Schmidt. Miss Barbara McNnb nnd Miss Betty Peacock They were gowned alike in sheer pink nylon over taffetn fashioned with round necklines nmi extreme­ ly full skirts. Their bouquets were of deep pink radiance roses and white asters with pink satin streamers. Short nose veils of pink net were nttni-lird to hnlox nf rose*. They also wore pink net mitts. Frank Caslaglioli per formed the duties of ties! man for Mr. Freed and ushers were Richard Scafidl, William Wilkinson nnd Cialg An­ derson. The little flower girl, Rita Kay Blnckwelrier, niece of the bride, wore pink organdy over taffeta wilh a linlo of sweetheart roses in her hair. She carried a basket of rose petals. The hr life's mother wir gown­ 'd in lilac voile with which she woie lavender and while acces­ sories. Her rorsnge was of yellow roses nnd purple baby orchids, Mis. Charles Anderson, grnndmotiiei of the hrule, wore a florel print gown of betnlierg sheer with a corsage of red rusra nnd acces­ sories of Navy blue. The bride's other grandmother, Mrs. J , C. Hall, chose a tan linen frock with embroidery trim. Her accessories were blown and her corsage asm i j pink roars. Following Ihe ceremony a ieceplloi) was held In the church parlor of Ihe Educational Build­ ing. Pink nmi yellow rose* were used wllli greenery and potted palms ns decorations In Ihe room* The bride's table was rot errd with a lace doth and cell trred with a graceful hi range menl of loses flunked with blntapers hi nyslnl holders. Serving the weddhig cake were Mrs. W. i ‘. Brook* Jr. and Mrs. C. J. James. Mrs. J . I’. Ilolltrlnw, Mis. Margaret Reynolds and Mrs. It, B. (llcnn presided at tho puiieh bowl ami oilier assistanls were Mr*. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. J. It. Wells. Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, Mrs. ft. C. Ginlinin, Mis, It T. Thomas, Mrs. 11. M. Pearce and Mr*. Frank Cnstiiglhill srnl the Minn* Pal Cnsmibr. Jackie Roland. In Aim Mi * Cliff Alilf'1 VMM h<nfr 41 fit h#*r Ippim* m Mnyfnn lint night To Wed Mr. Kaleman for I hr meet mg "f lh** KM i* Knight Cirrlr .»f the Fn«t ftuptlftt Mr and Mrs A B '((evens an Church. nonneed IimLiv the engagement of In the »th*<nt r nf the rlmirmnn, their d.iughtel M.IW Joyie lii Kent Mr*. W C- S ln v t**r, Mr* Minnie E H.di 111.m son of Mr .mil Mrs Pen ton «l Chin* woro •Iih r n H.*l Ml.Ill of Kl** imrncc c ii**1*11 It* fi’M'I h gill tf* Y W ,\ M i- Si *•%in> .ittonded si ImoU In Cutup im’mi Titmp.i thi< yrnr uni S, 111111if 1 .iikI in i .nnillii. t;,» SIip omimmi'ertiimf ■W " Hi** * mi I'* -1 bll .iiiiutsiLi" itit Fi.....;. ♦ .Mu«*hrn» k !■d .i :r.rinfccr fit cm t* al Uiml' i it n . C. I hi» 1 Ulll Kl ikin |♦ ’ll' summer. Mi*. I>•n•«•»» thut nf Ihi* Ml II I /.ota siieli«l sornrlly the conferrm* f.»i II imhc** Winn and sen i d on Ibr Woman's Slu Cirri*'* will h* In I I then* A u g dent limrtnmenl \->.iici.ition For 7- lit lint iiigi'il jin inline of Mu* rl* . the pa»r ttiri'e years -he has been cl** iiicrnhei* i- kuntil fitHn.l a leather in ihe Hernia High The i'trc11* u itit'il f*» hitvc i» School in Kl'-immee Mr Raieman. fornierlv of Itrls hiMpihil «lnm*p -it Hu* next inert ing which will ho hr hi fit ih fol. Fla i. .1 graduate nf the high He then home nf Mm V r A|r««rrtgri tu school in Ki-simnictJuly \ ItM nl ,ttl |r* tlli'xl nrr 1 entered ilt» \i inert Forces spend i’t{ nl the prf ti.iI I Lnughtnn M 1 mg ,1 1 e. 1t uib Ho ncciqi.dmn.il mni ini Mnxpit ;il will he ■*i*nt In troops in Knit 1 Vi present hr is each inenihe* |n 1**1 t«i tin* inerting employed )i> (In tnil’onl Fonstruclion roiop.mv 111 Vugiisla. Ga hy Mi* J \ Vain, xieretiiry. Plan* are being made liv 1tin Following I 'ii' meeting I he [tin Ichn inei vet I i if 1tx it men t * to tin couple for a summer ueddtng fulhiwing; Mi* Ih-nlnn, Min, M < Si it fin ii in id is hoi - as heavy Metiger, Mm V mi, Mm , K^trlh <ili**nn nmi Mi H 1* 1'emifov ns wutel er Company W A Adams of Slidell, La., ar rivet) on Friday anil Ml’ Olyee Ann Adam* nf Ktuorv D . " on Saturday In join Mrs Adams and attend Hie graduation of Mis* Ada Adams from Seminole High School Miss (ilyve Amt Adams returned today to Emory and Mr. unit Mrs. Adams expect to remain In Sanford fnr anout n week wilh Mr* Adams' parent*, Mr. nnd Mr* R. A. Newman. Mary Joyce Stevens Mis. Stanley Buford Rosier, the fnmiri Dons Sandra Swonpe »f Ni tv Smyrna Beach, whose mucrliigi In Mi Rosin tva* m .-vent of So mlay ntlny afternoon nfternmUi it Siiiynui Mr Su atI it .. :IM . .I .o'clock . . . . . ill . Nrw ........................... .. iitui ..... Mf . a presenti a .. I ................. I.lf .. . . atrip . i.. > I .. k. M ., . l. jl ..... . . In 1 ............. 1 . . . . . . .t ar.- at takilio a wedding through N-nt|i Ibrir return they plan tn make their linnn ill Simfoid MisH Swoope Married To Stanley Konier i nl f i. - and "f saf 1 n l i l iiii l ji IV I||| , iIniild \V Ii 11i* dJi hn w i n IM * >1 JIit t he w a i s t 1IV tl't H1'1n p l o ■4y* a m i fe u T hv I I P ' t o o l Ii' (1il -i t w o r e t i n t*■1 4 r*It) 1. a nn p i mu:*' Itlus-soiH h lilt. w i t h 1 >.,- IH i l l * , ani l v r l l . V\ l u l l lltMr c n r r It'll 11 IIIlit'II It.If " I k l' lf. I p ■ f w b l i d i w l\ n ) PI 1 P J Ky I d i nn .I hi i nt her \! I'tli I i i h : II k 1 flllW-I'l 1 XV« 1• ,i l . r i d ill 1iptti |ip i " I I I I lint ii p i ' , o i u n i - o IlIlM Pit) I p ) ' l l ID -i p " MtlTOll u t t l l i || |Hlilv 1It 1 nut * »1 w i l l ' o - a c h i d 1I p * i n . (•*'- i i i h S» 1 M I f* t l l l l , \V»1 -4 -1I M l n l « ii ;i M u ■ , li i f f i i n H «t i. black •IH"* h n i<ti \ \ tilt h - I p 111*1 p h«.l| pW -if)if -ii t i p . 1 " "1 1o ’d* | lift!' h i u l ’v it . 1 Tin 1.’1• ii il i Hint It » I . M i ­ I p i.l I' KIM'PP lio -io r, Ills d i w ith i'lp»« i‘ jl 1' i* M M i n " i t Mil .ii i * -'i it vt hit ) in ! m \1 i \\ S u •*»»»». 1 P »p| HIM K t l . l . . 1* 11• i p •' »* 1 Ml iLinnl l i » ' l , \ Ipf »• i WBI i fi Mu* Pi m i .ii* Miss llotis Sandra Swonpe of New Smyrna became the bride of Rlaob'v Buford Rosier of Sanford In >i quiet tinI beautiful cetetuouy pel formed at 3:UU o', lock Sunday afternoon at the home of the bride's parents, li-jq l-'miiknci Street. The bride is the only ehitil of Mr nnd Mr«. William Edward Hwoopr J r and the hridegiouni Ithe only miu of Mt and Mrs. A It Rosier. The ilinihle img i-eri'iimny was perforinei| l.y Hie Rev Joe Hinton, pnstoi of the Fdgewolci ll'iptlsl Chiinli with only nu'itiliri- of lietwo families ptrseiil The Vow* were spoken in front of the (Inplace which was banked with pot tod plants and magnolia leaves and flunked by lighted white lap li t ' p ' t \ u r . M i ii*. W .1 Ht IP ers m tall camlelabrn and two III . . t i n i i i p i •mill 1 »II . ,1 . IV if tall baskets nf white gladioli and . .......... d ' . ' l i n Ml p ttli If nl 1 . fevei few. l-'crns, gardenias, and 'i u t l ' h '1 PM M1 til <IK - 1 l|. If ill fit fever few weie also used in deco i *f n pm J i n I.l .1 •1 1Ill.l. . U lift I. rating tin- Swoiqo- living room. »Vt 1III hi « It Iit (Ilk It ill ... I m p ft W 11 |'i- ceding the ceieiimliy record- w i n ' ' r l n f h . VI '1 ' •If. M l . l l l d W 11Ilf lugs of "Al Dawning', "Beenuse," w h i l e lf1|H 1 . III t i l . 1i i :11->It •Ifil.t be. and I l.nve You Truly" weie fun, llii i flfpti IIP, 1m i l fey el h M played and lei-oiillng* of Hie till U l i.pi Mi* III l i t il . . " ' | d ' t,if f t. i dltionnl wedding innlchc* were II too t'VlIKKPI 11 11. I h N o i l ii <'ill ii lilsn il*eil 1iJ'i, Mi llunu I v\n . u«'tii mg a Thu rnttple lind no attendants lint before the lii tile's eolinnie, little Jililliiy Swonpe, sun of Ml and Mts. If I' Swonpe. enlm-d tin room ill eased in a white -wit and eat lying Ho- lings on a white an' a pillow I 'll! at >t fit hip 1i.i pi*’ .i.use f-o ill-. Iti-d. lim: it 1iftii* i mpi bogl'i dl- . 1d nyl up ii» 1 mi1! luff t,l IT......... Mi *• »JOWII r.nt pi 1 II11i-1 N i l v y lilte* m il piiA am. Kalin ( oat (tv |{niiifiiir I l g |)l \ \ !' Ui lit , I Mil V It gtiJl I Hfit I'**I I 4 it tut "f ( " * jslmill t a Ml i * Ifit c , M'gliliH ill"! Urigtliv u e .'it 'k N I'f)l!T SI I NITS I* \.l A M AS mi/i's ii 1 •i■- * ■■»* P in, Jllpl Op *•I i 111*I fliPP 0*1 I>I 1r1111 ltPPi)l|i i M il l m n I*e NYLON S W IM Wl Alt f In 11 i f f til p f l u 1 , Mi. ii Iti m i * ip ( 111 !| * ( 'ppiil y p Ih m Mi •M 0|f *if m In, m< ||h ■p i t m a- 11fi fp t fll f t K & fhiA W L I Ip t Mi 1 i i i •f. i.»mil -.f II,C t u \i w Sm \MM (hir , lint kl WIk■1ft nil’ w 1 IK 1IK IH 'ii it.\ . I«|Im jii'III III l Hit/ill 1"P . (IP*I -ii 1In 1till „f In M Mlji * * ).»k•' slit UJM’ til 1 till Hi (In r IIIVI 1Mll\ III I |.P 1.I.i \(1 •1 ill St i iwil'el', |f'Uk'V !♦»!, lll’VI-I l\ 1* im11ii ur '1(1! Inn Mi 1j i iit v 1In Mil ut• TIM*. F A S T F I R S T tiiuy, 1Kllin ll.lh , ftni-slll o| Dll- iiii.I Ha- 1'nU«i ll v nf 1 1". Pt .. Mi tome, anil John Fite at the piano Vfter spending -nun time with tin n guests the Inidnl louple h it foi llininrrd, Minn to pend about i i week- aft. ■ which they plan to oinki’ their home in Smiimil Mi Fteiil is statuined lit tin Vi al A'lxiliatv Aii Shilton Mi< I - d wore foi tian-llng n oiaiivi m n zr i Miri| Iniliued suit wilii Navy a - otnrle* and a eoisiige of wild i nnatloo*. '■iirsli from mil of town who eM. ruled the wedding liu liidcd Mi l„ C Ililub'r, Mrs. Flntli s -,f New Smyrna Hearb; Mi Doors Open 13 lo Daily .■a I Mrs. (diaries Anderson, Ft. M>. i«; Mr. amt Mi* <‘.a.l .lann id I O'Laud; Mi* Hall and Mi and M I', A Martin of Lake Woith, IUHIV Mi and Mrs. E. X Hmvi-v and iliioghter Cniolyn of lainpa. Mi mil Mrs. f 'aeliigluill of lliiingr KIANIVAN! ( 111, alii) Ml*. A. II. Ilatelii-i of VtVUMttAIHl 111 Inndn, (S MENS P e t it e TLiatu WEAR SI IMM I*K DIcKSS KVLNT Skirts WILLIAMS ahoyl WEI), and THUKS.I “SEW” PRACTICAL FOR SUMMER FUN CLOTHES THRILL-SWEPT TROPICAL ADVENTURE! TWISTALENE Vr \ . * A apednl textured cotton that required no Ironing . , . HUH IN IH l A1H I specially treated with a dur* LAST TIME TONIGHT able finish so garment will be fredh ad new after laun­ dering . . . fast colors of Cocoa, Flame and Blue . . , WEDNESDAY ONLY M a ra 1 M aru Bright ctittniis in a host of brand new atyled for your summer wardrobe. Spe­ cially yard priced for pin-money bndgeta. Sited 10 • 2 0 ; OS - 5 2 ; 1(U* - 2 4 i„ . W. C. FIELD S IN 1 "NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN BREAK” CARTOON ~ SELECTED SHORTS M IO D O O W lA H ItO T K iilW A y — PLUM — CARTOON — "PAPA’S LITTLE HELPERS” NOVELTY — "LAUGH A DAY” D. E. P u rc e ll Co. 110 Weal F lu l B lu e t Bantuid, Flotilla ^ �j4f Game Field Events Wi l l Feature Pre-Game Ac t i v i t i e s ; Jax Beach Vs. B l u e s Tuea. June 10. 1933 Page I TDK HANFOMD IIKIIALU Jorge Rivero To Hurl For Blues Against Jax Beach Here Tonight Volusia Track To Stage Series Of Charity Matinees Sportsmen By BOBIKRT Z. JOHNHON Sun ford's Entries For "Field Events” Saturday being full moon last Seminole Blue entries for to­ wrek ha* been proven an excep­ tionally good week for fishing in night's field event* at the -Me­ morial Stadium ht-ginnlng at bath salt and fresh water. Several catches of shell crackers have been 7i30 are a* follow*: Fungo is|F>(ted fioiu Ijbkrf^'Jwrcj^,-V. .rg hm torgr"'vN.hu I .irrslrr t-aughl with worms. George Smith; 73-yard da.h, The liana are Giorge Krnls and Paul Eekew; - c h o o 11 n g on Bunning bases, George Ken Is. Paul Eakrw and Churk Aleno, Manhadden Min- an alternate; Accuracy throw­ ”nona in the St. ing lu second base fnirn lulniiI ii h n s Kivcr. plate, Dusty Bhmles, Jim Bo­ land end Ibtb Ward. Water­ ' Thi* is Ihe fir'd lime blue crabs melon eating contest foe colored have been taken youths. Judges will Im- Fred Gunns and Bill Fleming. .from the Wekiv* - liver, tfutil this eaaon they tiave mt tmrn noticed * o u t h of Lake leorgn. T h e Palalka and Jaycer spunsoied Putnam county fishing con­ test recorded nln* entries last week to bring their total for the first nine weeks of the contest to 80 weighing a total of U88 pounds Won Iz>«I Pet. and four ounces. Florida Stale Uague The top bass last week was DeLand 709 39 16 taken by Richaid W. Ixibeck, Orlando on 22 35 Cincinnati, 0., with a 10-pound, Jarville Beach Oil 21 33 504 Iwo-nuiirer cantured on a live Sanford 24 31 527 •bluer from Little Lake Oeorge Palalka 20 29 491 oul uf Camp George at Hunting- Daytona Hoach 28 27 375 35 ion near Palalka. 21 Leesburg 304 35 Camp George also reported two Cocoa 2t> iiviIIl- Bench 2 0 more has* over tlm six-pound en­ DeLand UK Juc trance limit. O. e hit nine pound-i, Cocoa 3 Orlando u eight noun's laki-o on live halt try Imi-shun: 3 .Sanford 2 J. T. McDowell, Nashville, (!*., Daytona Beach ll Pulatkn 4 uud Ihe other hit nine nound*. two DeLand ut Palatka ounces, also taken on live halt hv Umshurg at Cocoa A. A. Stein of Atlanta. Ga. A. H Daytona Beach at Orlando Ferrell, Palalka, wai close behind Jacksonville Beach ut Sanfnrd National League with a nine • pound one - uuncer 701 11 33 snared on h pnw puw out uf the Brooklyn 052 10 30 Now York Wi-lnka Springs resort. 604 19 29 S. F. Evens, Jacksonville, Chicago 180 20 21 plugged an eight-pound H-ooncrr St Ijmls 409 20 2.1 and Charley Johnson, Weiaka, Cincinnati 422 20 in ■hlnerrd hi* wav to an eight- l‘hiladelph),i 413 27 tu iiunder at Camp Stone. Judge Boston 231 40 12 (Iwill L. Jones, Jacksonville Pittsburgh Boston 3 Pittsburgh 2 Imasled • seven pound e i g h t t) St I aiiiIs 2 ounctr *1 Magnollan Hluff and Brooklyn ONLY GAMES Jo* Gibbon. Palalka, boasted one Philadelphia at Chicago Ihe same size. New York at Cincinnati might) The snialleiit I,ass entered llii'. Hinton ut Piltxhurgh t night > week was taken hv Janies M. Brooklyn at St. Umis t night) Woodruff, Jacksonville, on n paw Amerlrau League paw and weighed In ut six pnilnds Huston 592 20 29 581 and four ounces nl the Belcher New York 18 25 580 21 29 Camp. Clcveluiul 511 22 23 Loberk will receive a troph) Washington 510 21 25 for his weekly award and the Chicago 470 22 20 rest nf Ihe entrants will receive Phlladelpldii 410 28 22 an attractive m tifiral*. There St I aiiiIs 313 33 15 Is no change In the race fur the Detroit Urge trophies which will be Boston u Detroit H presented at the conclusion of Chicago at Washington puslponed, rain Ihe contest, July 4. ONLY GAMKS There will lie a meeting Wednes­ Detroit ut Nrw York (night) day, June 11. *1 8dW p m. In For­ St Ixiiii* at Boston (night) rest Gatchel’* Locker Plant on Chicago ut Philadelphia inlgldl Thirteenth Htreet of the Hemlnol- Clovelmiil at Washington tnight) Count y Bportatnan's AssoclaHop * Florid* international licagne director* and fish fry committee .072 13 21 to make plans fur a slag fish fry Miami lk)2 22 43 Miami llcuch to be held at Mullet Uhe I'nrlr on Tutupn III!) 24 39 the evening of June 23. .571 27 30 Havana Rizzuto Widens Lead Over Chico In All-Star Vote 7,603; Boumhuiti, Chicago 3.4U; Snider, Brooklyn 2,330. Rlghtfield: liermiinski, Chicago, 0.277: Sloighter, St. Louis 4.W4; * Furilln. Brooklyn 1,608. Catcher: Campaitclla, Brooklyn, i 0,183; Westrum, New York 3.92V;a z Cooper, Boston 2,630 w American League ll> KENT ( IIKTI.AU; DAYTONA BEACH-MSpecial) F.ACH-MBpeclal) The deMu-nite |h*I ditch effort —The firs* In •erlfl* pf,»Vr?*^ . FJC*.' E. Bohinson Ch|cj|fit** ^uUrnV?. 4J,n*** ft* f * mI*- ••t*M Muai in the ini’f t ft~ - PaV'-ralC'-i'.' '■ -ftrij.^nni tonvor' ,ns ruicr i „ « - Iz t c P h i lu il e jp ii u i Is 1 6 ga 7.12V, fain. PhiladHpitij j.VJf. -• III particular to Fulvuge tint ttcill- Jorge itivero with th« pitching promptu shift, Dropu, Detroit 2,034. Mcanwhlle Menerul Manager row afternoon at tha Voluata tnoie ItlniM. culminate* thin well­ assignment In tonight's ‘'Family County Kennel Club. Second base: Fox, Chicago 0,6(2; ing *t the Mt-morlnl .Stadium when Mold" linsehnll game with the John Krider'* plea for player-help The 7,inxl Mrutto Patrol ia Avila, Cleveland 4,493; Goodman, the third-place Jacksonville Bench third-plaee Jacksonville Sea lllrd* received only promises hut nothing sponsoring the mstlnee to halo Iloslon 1,081 Sea Birds tangle with Hanford ut ut the Memorial Stadium, "luted definite frum MM* In the class It raise funds for Iho Cerebral Third base: G. Kell, Boitc i Florida International League. A to get underway at 8:30. 8:00 p.tn. Palsy work. t IIH AGO >.vx Phil lllziulo ol Mm 0,419; Rosen, Cleveland 4.833; Meveteran outfielder and second It'» “Family Night" nl the park Hi vein gave a Member* of tlm Mrotto Patrol New York Yunkee* (i/duy widened Douguid. New York 2,074 baseman plus a rookie outfielder wl'l Is* on hand for the matlneo thin evening ami guild aiTimnt of Shorlxlop: Hlziuto. New Yoi : Ills |«— nl iivi-i f tiii-ii I'urrnniucl of have been tentatively slated to re­ Ian elaborate prehirumlf in to* and will tint on n precision march­ Mu- Chh.ii'o While Sox ill their 0.190; Carra*i|iicl, Clilcago 4,93.-^ port to the Blues. gwme program riint "tail for » lively liattle id lialhd.s lu the All Jmist, Philadelphia 2,00'J. Krider declined to p.v- out ing exhibition a* an added enter­ uf field went* Hanford here 1-1*1 Left field: Mitchell. Clevelsn I tainment feature. Star Itaibhiill poll names saying, "As suro as i d-hat been planned Frida v a I g h t T.iliulatloii- of tin- nation wide 0,031; Mini iso. Chicago 4.072; ZzrOfficer* of the organization In­ they won’t show up. W« don't due to entertain the wlien In- lout a voting gave lUuzulo II, I‘.it! votes, liiiil, Philadelphia 2,25!) Hugh Dixon, monarch; Henry want to build tlm hope* up uf all Tans beginning close I 3 content I 20 1 moie Mi.ni Chico, for the Center field: DIMaggiu. Bosto.i Albas, chief Justice; E. L. Robinthe fan* and then have to disap­ ion, «t 7:3(1 p.ni. The to l In- llaytuiiH AiiU-rieuii Imugue starling short- 7,494; Roby, Cleveland 3,C81; Man master of ceremonlea; Fred point them.'' (two-day "Duck* lli-ucli Inlander*. Ile, New York 2,70-1 slop ussjgumimt I’rrs* Do* Calleri Jorge Itivero Hteadmau, venerable prophet; and for Ilnai’bnH" The -.lucky little Itighlfield: Wertt, Detroit 5,814; Marty Vincent, secretady. The poll opened last Friday and ■ays that Manager Chuck Ateno drive w i l l be Cohan, wlm postSlmpnm. Cleveland 3,187; Bauer. The lira! race of lb* matlata will continue through midnight is regarded aa the heat hitter i» will be tui at 3 p.m. Th*r# will shifted to the e I mi impressive June 21 with the fans' h.iliots ile New York 2,429. Mm FBI. by all opposing pitcher* Wimorlsl Htn. „ „ Ifj-ft lecord with Joe I'arine Catcher: Berra, New York 0,3671 be 10 after room race* altogether .riding tlm starling American and dlutn tonight for Bralley fMham I’alalka lunl year, idnted yesterday He lay* they Juit don’t know how with some lop graykoRMa go­ Megan, Cleveland 41914; Lou* National League lineup-: .for tlm tha final all out attempt to raluo I hot lie thought Sanford wan a tu jiltch to him. Itivero faced the ing to tha poat hie gniito in i’lilhdclpiila July H Chicago 1,839. tha requisite $10,000 to keep the ; veiy good team and that tin- Blurs slugging Hanford pilot once while The three leaders at each po The track, which la turning Blurt and baseball alive In San­ would coiiie out of their current pitching for Palalka earlier this sllloft' over all proceed* for the antirp year and aald that he juit threw ford this tumnier. K I L L S slump Natiioinl Imagin' series of Wednesday matlnaa Thr ambitious lirket aalea l.nnt night the Blurs dropped the hall In ami cloved hi* eye* and eventa to charity, expects a good Flr't lii*-.n*■ laickman, New York campaign will he rurrled on another close conlrsl In the prayed. <t.3lK; Klustew-.ki, Cincinnati 4,814; turnout for tha initial afternoon throughout ltd* evening'* conI'srkl-l- In l.ershurg, 3-3. foiling (pick Up box) Fondy. rlilrayo 1,826. dov racing show. o A h Ah teal by the Junior Chamber of Sanford Joe I'll rise sin inlard mil III* Soriiml lure .1 Bohinson, Brook The regular Wednesday night II ii a Comuierre (Older the direction 2 Kellis, rf eighth home run of the year lyit H<M3, Sehimodleiist, St, Louis j tl piogrum of II incus will ha held u 4 of Judge Douglas Kleustroin. a till lirorge It ml* aboard in the Kakew, if 3.401. Miksi-i. Chicago 2,721 4 2 7 l) us usual, ro-rhnlrniun of the "Horka for (‘arise, ib illlllul frame llint staked the Third tinse: Thomson, Now York r<i\iunra k.x t iiik * 4 0 0 ii Ilaaehair committee Blue* to an early 2-0 lead. The Aleno, Mi 11.033; Adams, CiucinniiM 3.601; r in s r HtrK,—a laiks mi* 3fwK ).l. l— " ii 1) 2 ll Tim fund raising drive In-gnn to |>m-|,r rs cut till* to 2-1 when the Brooklyn, If Serena, t ’lilcago 2,087 (llrai llnlf llnllr IMuMol ‘"‘"l, l*'*- TsiUw ,--FS«V gather momentum last night uf 4 0 ll u perennial Sanford nemesis, lluek IMindes, c I mu f*Airi)ll, HtKiitiln J c* p|*. Jolljr Slim tsliili: Dark, Nrw York I),112; ter yesterday's all day ''llusi-lmll Collins, helled out a double that Montales, 2b 4 1 ll a Hurry, f.Moklnn. .foko». Ill ll n Way. Hanim-r. Philudelphiu t.OMzt; Reese Appreciation Hrnndcttnl" staged lioiilired over the rickety wire .Htmrha, »* 2 (1 0 i i 'iihimi I.iuly, J iiIIii Klmfp»>rn •vmiimi iiA in —n/iam* a m Brooklyn 3,-PKI in vniiou* places throughout San 2 1 0 j» fenre to neure Barker Manager Byrd, p tsrroml Half llallr lit- ■)•*> llaahlel Imfl field Sauer, Chicago 7,853; ford. Fnm«l creator 'if the "Tnlk)h)(| frum ,ecmnl la x-Boland 1 u 0 0 ks Diana II, Hrs C*l», l-lt,),. MI Minn Iil-nu II. Hinds, Pliilmlelpliin 3,1)111; Kiner, 12 (Mf-nl Mllvsr I'riinlisr, Wayflsld. 30 athun" 11risil«-y Odhiun, also co 0 24 Total* the second Inning. i'lll. Iiiii i'll 1,783 Vrlin-lir, Hlmrlitsn chairman of the "Bucks for lluneAH II O A Ktli raaiiiii Center • field- Leesburg i m c L—n/taib* mie Cenlerfield Mils ini. St, Louis a 1 4 jj ball,” look ronimand In lending -r Ted Brooklyn, Mnsl.ilakls, ** Mi,in- Wiirrliir, IVIIil Oals, *>rliuo 0 yesterday's radio iiiarullmn by 3 1 1 J. Ilruvr llurl, hi . I'urllsituk*, MrCowlick, cf -basing the fly Imkv I.i-f , llriiu, Hills. Alvlslss bringing out the facta and ac­ a 0 a 1 • hall, got tangled Fundnra, 2 b II quainting all fan with tlm Belli4 j 4 (1 JOFV rut h im h * i >:—n- iimiis Mile ill III tie- maze Collins, If 1 inula IIIucb' finam-ial dilemma. 1 1 AI If * in ru1* HvslFinallr. Iliitirlr, a Brady, 3b if wires uu-l in­ A Corn Cola parly for women a 0 7 2, IiF-i-rt IViirrlor. IIf IifI Dfs I. gillid, ured Ids leg, hilt Anderson, lb t\> I'lmlll, Kll ll I Hl»rl fans, man oil the street broad­ F in d o u t w l l u Nt.lls It b y l o o k i n g in t lm a u a 0 ‘.lie game little Trump, rf i ik t ii ii vi n—.visiki Mil* 1 casts, organization of youth* II a 4 Caballero, c C uff , \l i (Mini f ff II iis t.«vacs. l.nke Mary flyto sell tickets uud it roundtable a 1 0 1 Ill;,I-h i.I.,n . I.IIIIf KFfll. M11|iF|iIII,. -awk refused to Keith, p I lii-hv Im.Ii* J ukIf IIf IIf discussion highlighted the da) jii (1 !7 8 cave the coldest Totals •IX III II XI K—.X llllhs XIlie long program. Hiiiim- Murokry. Hiisoiiy Dial*, llal moved ov«-r k —Mruunded out for Byrd In Dili. lliiti Aiiiif. IlntMi.i-k, Munis Jrl, The Firestone Stores of Sanford 200 01)1) 000—2 o left field with Suoford I,f,'ii. I'siiiniii hwiii , (lonipln i Uoniiti-il a In-nil 010 020 0 0 * ~ 3 iII' iis , - -fi'i 1 . 0 f Y o u r TL i i u p i t o D i j D i i u v t o i y {■-ills shifting to Leesburg fiI [llful bicycle for It—Kellis, Car Im-, Ilaskulukls, sDxiivi'ii iixrr,—a mu., md# enter, M i-.* lip, nimriFrlilll, At* Own, llio youth wlm cil Brooklyn Murray B y r d Collins, H—Jtliode*, Byrd, AnderlFrr(, Hf - h« r, Mr l,owr, Isold the liionl Iwiihil intinim lily, yielding Init slz roii. BUI—I’arine 2, Anderson, iwr in.Ilii 11 iiihIEiI a I tlrkets. () t ll e l liit» opel only two earned runs, l>iinknlakl* 2. 211 -Collins. Hit— .VI Inru in i ll ii xi i-—n/Mthi. Mile I IiuiiiInoiiio prizes dim Dn-dinlnhls, the much truveled Curise, Dunkolukis. Mil—Dnskniiutiiiiiin ills, ii ihii Vf Muw, Do W ISH ( H O I C K ! USE await hoys and Slate l.eiigue infielder, cracked out lukis, llyrd, Brady, DC— Aleno to l.nlv. lli-riiltn Yiiiii-siikii I'llr CoUFlu. Hin.iky I l ink. Hhudnws gills wlm par a homer in Mu- fifth Mint decided Monxales to Carlsui Brady to CaSturt light —> In end right! x i x I'ii ii x n : —n miks Mile tleipato ill the tlie game. lilniiil.. i riiIt. HliHilrui'k, Will halleo to Anderson, Andeson ir.it, Bi-gin your llnnm htiilillng by Kll) M ini k H iifi I f . Hvelyn Msrl. I ticket a e l l i l i g Newly impiired second base­ to Funduin. Left—Hanford 7, III* Ii Drufss, Hani-y Hlep. I campaign under man, Bill Moodwiu, failed to Leesburg H. lilt-off— Byrd 5, Ilnirv specifying our Beuily Mixed TKVI II ll ti ll—Hearb l esrse |Hc on l in u s l er show up for last night's runlcsi llm Inn H IIfiI, Hiser Hlnasr, Die Keith ri. BO-by—Byrd 0, Keith 1. Concrete — to nssuis superior __I John I'iei son's Dial left the chore fur shortstop Winner — Keith (3-0). Loser— 1‘skk, linn- Kii|if. Klim Zrpliri. NuI.Ih Way. Main Kvsol, Keen Kui Hlcnstrom super'vision, constriictlunl Nt) chnncu of tha Byrd (7-4). U B tle r and Ketttea. Jesus Muutalcs to fill. Sherry z James (ini heuded thu l.lons Slirrhn moved hack lu III* reg- T ~ 1:42, iiixuiiirrk m i i . m i i i v * concrete’s "mix" being iimler Club haschull ipilx Mint was aired KIKHT IIAi’K: Jolly Marry, Camt<> l.mly. tJsti I ’m roll •a partof the mannumtli radio par. NO chance waste, or hki iiai -11 i: tiitvli, Oifard. i ' ’"und H i ’ ; ii, u a iu in , call today.Buy Kennedy, former Mfii Cno Ch|i time-losses adding to YOUR Major l.rnguc baseball riemdlvn IIIlD HACK: I ’o rlls Duke Till m a t. Wllit W ill* ik>t« I s>t« * » -• Hi-rnrirt Slat. ami new resilient to Hanfoid, held building’* costs! K H D K T II I I AOHi Il Fh el Deal. N l an assistant malinger*' rally this IIfi I, l l i l l x t r mnrnlng in flout of Tinu-liton'* at K i n ’ll MACK: i:*a « r At. HunIH3II a.in. sjiiin. Klunliy D iii I f n iX T II HACK: Hnnoor IKsle, At the worker's rally break­ Komidn' find. Hdiiia blnrokey. fast In Tourhlon's this morning H K V K N TII llA C K i ilu n u e r Kill. McCruckun Hmid mil Wont ThlfteoRth Htreet 33 .481 31 St. Petersburg TAMI'A (JT-Florida Intcrnatlnnll was rev ruled that the base­ Mur .iFtry, Hf«iih C By NF.II. MILBltlDi: 400 31 ll 2 1 1 C J IIIIT H HACK ilrrn lta , Hmoky West I’ulin Itenc Plum e 1241 Phtmu 1081 ball drive bail netted II,still of id l.t-nguo Crcsldciil Henry S. BoyAstodaled Pres* Staff Writer Dogs ami cals can help spread |. ra n k . V-uirH ngo 328 13 31 Lakeland Ihr $10,0011 goal. Though till* nurd tiu* rcriiimcd Mm hnmclex* N IN T I I HACK H arry Hich, ttsuey hug cholera. Big Bed Hutmrlx iiltelied like an 203 13 51 AUNI a Ctola) seemed disappointingly Furl Luiidi'nluhi Bravos tlm Ail Iron uinn In give the leading De- rllFii, W i l l l i n y Tampa 0 All Sims 5 T K N T II HACK: Die I' skf , Main low, tldliam slated tlmt the hulk Slurs uud unmmnrcd plans tn dls- Land Bed Huts It 2, HO vU-Inric* .Miami Bench 1 llavnuu 1 of sales would come lalcr in Mie hand Mm dull Juno 17 unless a over the Jacksonville Heneh Sen Kvrtil, llarr I|o|if g o liilF is 1 1 i>i IM S" Miami (I Lakeland 2 •I t i n n x ik —a, iaik. Vllls day and would prohalily rearh Imycr cnli Im (mind. Birds In llm Florida State Imague i:a|‘l.T* * Time i SM West Palm Beach It) Ht Peterr.lmig It* goal or mine close In It by I'lu- Icugim has oneraicd the last Monday night. •Iks Mila i il a r A ir I« 10 te 2 I tha end of tonight'* game. ppluie dull since Mie furmrr own* Twlnkl* To# * <° J S Huberts allowed only four hits trtn i K ina T w ig • <"All Slurs at Tampa "I want to * personally assure its surrendered the franchise HI in the 7-Inning opener, and shut 4 IlFSt-h Millil It.00 II* a 10 Lakeland hi Miami Ullllilsl* (I t I III.So avrry IiiikcIuMI fan, who has pur­ days ago. ■ is 4 fa out Jacksonville Beach In Mm sec­ s Itli-ur Iris SMVMimi MADIt—a/taibs Mil* Miami Beach tit Havana 5 I'yropsv chased a Itook of tickets, all tie W K. Mrot-ne, original owner nl ond game with Just three hits. t i m s i s «.i (J iiIiofU i l - l i Ms so. l*nno* ia 64* 7.10 4 40 St Petersburg at West Palin Bench money will he refundml in Mils Mm franelilso In BI47 ami IU49, ailThe double loss pushed Jackson­ *KC4l!VII HACK—A/iaiU* Mil* Jssri Diets 10*° «•» current drive if Mm goal is not iimtmrd Monday Mint Fred t\ ville Bench three pem-Kluge points llMVt M.1 Alaltsnis Crocker 4t u readied," Mdlmin promised Mil* Coters. wealthy liinduwiior wlpi de­ out of second place. IS vfomS Msll llallr lloNbl*I gulnltl* i l - li lll» in. A half cup of coconut may h< r Ktiuwnisiuiw | no j m i If eitniiTii tiAtv^-a iaihs mii# morning over the nulitt. veloped Cluululiuu, n community In other games, L'ocuu shut uut I Co|)llM folilcd into i« pic iiit-rlngiu' nimlc I DO I. If T im s i 11.1 "If wr do not reach oar goal five miles weal of Fort Lauder­ Orlando, 30, LrcMuirg edged San J NFV*r loisl if Klvs 8Jo.4 IS 00 >4 10 I III from three egg white*, six table­ IKi IiiIfIm li lt MI in br tonight or coma dime to it, dale, would mil buy Min franchise ford, 3-3, and Uaylon* Bench heat N*W* nspoM 4.S0 I l« spoon* of sugar, am) a ipinrlor DAILY Dni’IH.Ki <4-t| Ml eo torn baseball is dead in San­ ut this limn "hut might bu In­ Palalka, 0 4. T i l l s H*ml SSI!teaspoon of cream of tarter.-Cover rillNII I4A4I)—A'leib* MU* gulnltl* is-li Milo. ford and our Seminole Blur* terested ufter the soasmi close*," Manager Pep Humbert pltrhed the piepared pie with the coconut Tims i a&S NIUTH H Vi s:—V lOlfc* Mil* will have to throw in the towel," Directors unnounerd that unless Cocoa’s shutout over Orlando In 1 Wlr IIf IifI |,|0 Mo meringue and hake In n hot oven Timsi .XX.1 Krsnks lluk* * oq hr asserted. u buyer is found by Tuesday, ihe hla first pitching start of tha a*a- I4 Htissifv I ’o rk r IlShsI I I So IS 40 M o about five minutes-Just until Hull t VO lightly browned. Marchlnu M Iks Mu Till* morning's total, which ran dull will Ire disbanded and the aon, Rambert scaltered five Or­ u iiln lslii i i - s i I4M ». ] SO John Cy KIIIHIII R V -g-.-j i y a i k . m ii * •lightly short of $2,out), dill not Icugiie will opcrult) os a 7-leam lando hit* and let only ily one man Qulnlsls IS-4I $111.00 fimsi a: gat aa tar a* third base. Include the rail's of tickets by the circuit. TK*TM NX( K—Msatk Cm i » ItoWFVsr s ou a so i Timsi 41,3 Thu All Hturs will play *11 Itjelr Shorlxlop Jim Daskalakla poled Add it liddrspuDii uf tunial'youngster*. They were slated to Dark I is ii Tin iso i mi paste In ,n ipmrter cun of nnivuti a 830fool home run over llte leftreporj this afternoon at il:3(l In Milisl/ llssrl I lu l (in 1 CtiarmliiH tlurlur 11 tsnnr field ratten fur Imeshurg’s winning front uf TuucMun'i, Miss Tssnsavr 1.10 nnl"o ami season with n little ItlplFV llTifithm gulnltl* il l) Ml 40, onion Juice fur a langy dressing. run over Sanford in Ihe fill!) In­ (Ju Meanwhile Judge Klenntroui llilsU 14-7 Ttmsi I ------+ h ning, Don Keith pitched his Ihlrd I llsrmumii «•• working out the details with i Hrilllsni Trr win of tha year. hit aislatnnts to go out in the Dayton* ilaarh Pitcher Eddie 7 llulil Hum llsky county to distribute tickets and HT. I.OL'IH Td7-M o f # r • collect looney, Oviedo reported Hornsby wa* fired luday aa Qaaquo had a shutout working dathat It had u campaign going In manager of tha 81. Loul* splta 10 walks until Palatka icored tha auuMxiaiteru section of Mm Browns by Owner Bill V**«h lla four run* In (ha ninth Inning. county •• o part of the hssehsll •ml Marly Marlon waa ImmaiL Oaaque knocked In tha winning &/' Hu Scene Of This Summer’s Cl a s s i c r s iix FIL Chuntr^H Name Red RobertH Wins Of Lauderdale To Doubleheader For Loop “All - Stars” DeLand Red flats t- Kry ’ YELLOW PAGES' SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Why Drive? i SA V ES Li: i Voeck Fires Hornsby A lirownie Manager Your car Your m o n e y Tonight's field events Include ■ b u t running, 75-ynrd dash, fimgo hitting and n watermelon eating eohtaat for colored children. Doth jfr Mi* Sami nolo llluo* am) tha vl*UJ*J» ? * * , UImI* will Im ml vrmi In Die field wants. R f? AA High .School*) T o StaH UuHeball Pjay lately named tu replaca Mm. Veerk, In making the an he browns’ Hi iiiiimremenl through the front ufflte here, *ald he w«a relieving Hornsby for (he good of Ilia club. 11urnshy had a 3-yesr con* Irsrl wRh tha Browaa Mil Veeck madt a aeitlemeat with him, (be terms of which waro iml aiihounred. Vewh, wlfo flaw Baal Monday night hacauaa ha waa tlrad of "Worrying about Iho boll Hub by tremo/a control," look tha ad Inn In Ifoaton. ndvan ago of It* right to challanga the C ass AA wlnnar, the taama will |i «y a single gaina hara Erl- •l i l*AKEI<AND in -Miaml Ktllion play* Jefferson of Tampa In the, . waning game of the Stale Class' , AA High Hflnml Banehall Totirna « rinant m*nt here hare lt«‘ today. jBfcf.i-Miami Eilis won 15 and lual Miami Edison a two Mils aeasi •enroll wltlla tho Tantps day^ghl. * 10-3 record, round games today f . Miami Jackson (97) va Loo Jacksonville (18-|>, Miami Ban!H ) vs Orlando and borough of Tampa ltd ) vs m IwkI (»8). . a aaml-flnali ara eat fur ••day am) Iho championship for Thursday nlghl. Iho winner ol tha Haas A amant . l Fort Plarca lakaa Hamimrla Blua* ThU Waab .. Tadght •Aa Baaeji at. (Pami (Nnisp S W s r d ^ ji run* with a single In the eighth. T )o < \, * liti P, v. T E *."1" " " A ’ ■ h l| P rn a v t; "m Baseball Appreciation Nile MUNICIPAL STADIUM 7i80 TONITE V't •Mg WAV RNNR1VP Cincinnati. Ghk» JAX REACH va. SANFORD FIELD EVENTS — _________ ' a - J m s i f H iW J o l t Hv . n w a IW ’’ 6 I mils us poll*) ................... l7t1l 3I.M livau*vlll*i l®*1' • llt|S » .IB llllinlnahBM) A1a. ^ ^ phlladvlphla, P». 1J1# }l.»9 Naw OrUaM, La. - ....... t5 ta 17.1# Mcmpkbs, Ta»a* ..... 9>1x t l i l coiurnktox r . 6 • •• . ......... 18.M Hlfhmoad, Ya. - - - • ......... l M I U-M Wlnaton BalaM. "• • ....... ' n 7# a l.M IP ■ R a t's #1M ’aUtMahm*) * HAL HITTING |U i v BASE RUNNING - If ^ ^ r.i 'v ^ I.;' |**‘1 :,; fl f f ' H IV H 0 U N D IH IIT A 1 M M MS East CommartIsI AvaMM Phana M WATtEMBLON B A tttl ft) A* Your en erg y — rafnainlng game* In this area. They play here tonight and Wednesday at scheduled, than play Lakeland In SI. Petersburg Thurs­ day night and meal Lakeland In T«»P« Mday nlghl •• part of doublahaadar with Tampa playln Y.1 >' f . 4 1■'".‘H , •- A‘. ' ? , •{ j i - ■_______ m tf Iff [i'll Ij i t t l 3 'ff * ' r '(■,? :w �Mfsrr w ■OH. H. K. RING DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST CHIROPRACTOR PUr m call fur appointment Phone 1732— 1740 ItS Magnolia THE HANFORD HERALD Add cube* of pineapple la flaw­ ed rtuibnrh for n delicious duaaert. DU. U T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR (iiMid luinhvon dUh: arrange stnlks of cooked iiApiuugu* on crisp tonst and top with a savory cheese mild' mill crllp Alices of bacon. Phone 31! H O U R S 9 to 12— 2 to 5 SOS Atlantic Hank Hulldlni OPTOMETRIST E Y E S EXAMINED (il,A S S E S FI'IT E D phone 70S III) South Palmetto Avenue T h e re will he u Public llcttiin g June 2d. 11152. 7 : 3 0 P. M. Coiniiilsaiun Kuotu, Cll.v Hull, fur the re/oiiiiiK of |fd.* * aruP-S;1 Dlk lti, ChiRinSr. rr,rt Tu ck er Add., O R E H I R Nu duu(it about It—people who buy new curl today arc iiilrreited In /uiivr. Puwrr for |xrforuiatiic! Power for tafclvl Puwrr lor comfort and dining raid fhal't why Uldiinolnl.'i new Super "38"—uilfi rnora korirptuttr p*l 311 S E P O W E R P JiJlur ihitu uni ulirr ml on iht mutkrl I. ■in h an uutxsudiug ninlor car yalnr. Ihftr't IM) hiph'1'onipir..ion lior.riw.wrr ill that nrw "Hm I i I" Euyiur. And along with all till. ]Hiwrr . . . a Inir np uf urw fralurr* that can't Y O U R N I A R E S T O L D S M O B I L K E R R I L L A Sacoiul and THE ARE D R IV E IT I E J .O N k IIA N flG R OUR Use HERALD WANT ADS S P E C IA L “ R O C K E T " S H O W fTOCnll e ltd t heeti ts*ttlr.l TOOAYI Hv Frau S trik er i Or i . l l a a l i . r a ir . aai.lt ru »ii Waul W i p a k ll.lr a la Tha .UBii.nl llrr.1 4 . t Omr U r get lia r iBaartluN .1 0>«ra tar R.r lia r la.aril.... N llla r. Nr fa r lia r lasanlaa j.l llinra a.' war lia r laarrlluw I. . .. . lia r lor I r a r l r I'a a tra n h w B u rt. I . lav H it. Ili.olil. ria l* I or Mlarb Cara l a . . PHONE 118 r.y w o* THE SANFORD HERALD Man llurrv I— P4IH HUNT 3— r:r ■■ ARTICLES Knit HAI.K —*• Mi HPMIMII.I-; IIRAI.IY 13211 .Muciii.Ilu At*. Phon* p T M Merit W Ulrtrlrha F o r ItesuIlH CAR II. .1 Estate For Sal* i - ■Vain t 4 . will a# a rr.p ia .l u i.r ll.r Telelrh..*** uteuti.iiiio I i. ii* rharaa II roar aawaa la I I. ir.1 la Ihr l.laahwa* huul>. la i n . . . l«r i hi. arruaMHuUalluu .hr a .l.r r ll.r r la n * r r l r 4 It. par ar.imnlly. la »*U*r lar aa r» iri.ilrr Ih r brat anaslhl* aartlra, all W aal VU. a.aal ha la .o r ■illlrr aa Ik* day b *(ar* Rahilrail., a. I'lra .r a n lltr aa la*a**4l«l*ir 1 1 aa rrrar nrrura ta roar *4. Wr rsim .il hr rr*t>«a.lhl* far w oir lhaa mb# jBeorreet la .*r ll.lta. F L A S H L O U D O N and h is adventured In Moure All Ileal Estate upon wlmli ilo l!*.'»l taxes have .to;!,been naiil, amt against wlin ii t;n eertificates have ,. | ■ ! oiitiln n.l. ti,«r. / W # £W 4T 9k ■ » mtmm D I A L E R Plume 1234 W A IT IN G I The 1001 L>elint)uent Kcnl Lstntt* Tax List uf the City uf Sanford, Florltln is |ni.-di-tl at the front door of the City Hall ami at Hit* front doin' o f th e Court Hoiihh In the City of Sanford, Florida, ami will remain so posted for a period of four vun.si-i utm- weeks. hr fmniit ill .in olhrr r ar or,. I lit pri*»: liM llvdtsidic Steeling* . . Il.ilu Main >m|ki lilitr* . . . urw blsl.iliird t lianli , phi. t lldmiohilr'. m olnuoo.r i nrw Vuloiini I ir.* tall n. lod.v inakr a italr oilli Ihr 33 ' Pul met In KEYS Notice To Property Owners! I HOLLER MOTOR SALES Curnar Page S on the 27til. tiny of Julie A. I» I: ii.niiin-in'iitg at 10 o'clock A. M., at the front dooi ot I lie i it v Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida. front H-2 lo ( -1 M Tura. June 10, 1932 l)R. C. L. PERSONS —I WKl.AKA Aparlinrnlr. 114 W Klnit Htrrw-t. I'lamr 490 W. I URNtSIIKD !1 room u|.l Dill K Ird, Tel. 17f.r> .) lifter ala. «*■ r, 1111n111^, Vri'H'f inn In 1 » /eu mi t"i i f |H»rt( | pinch, Ihi i i Im f«»l c t»<i<I 11*m ili It'll 11ill in opi'i !>, xiMccry Mint mat k*t, lift, l It A in lone th iiltlis h iil with f» room fill iiih Iir'i I i i |»iii tiiii'lil t ’orih i lot on 411 in city Until «*f Lc»- Inns. 9 is K Main Hi Pi.... .. M u ilt i h■ ftiy •Jlf|» M limit K IT C IIK N t 'A H I M I i»* . .. 11-11*1.1 split 1 a 1 « \ III ( 14 s e e s ic e s h I S, I '•■ tmti'IH, t'uphvt ‘14 tl*. \ m l, V \.....I w u ik m p * f» l‘J S u n Im 11 \ k ' hiip M \f K K h i t i i i f'hiifir I lft’l J Si'ivlc** Mriv^il iriiipoiiinly ti» rent of Dhhi : .nf«.»i| A\»* FMcfrlr motor i ** i;»ali*4|f# l i h'vi-ton tirol i u AId •iaih" \ 11*"ui to you U>i your i. I 1-1.Oh* Dll « \It pi : \ I I II \\€III li I OI ip11<I. i * prill Join, Uf filliall litoh Iff I|,i% l ull Mm I I Pi M 4 v\ \‘ HIM, M MTIIIIHI irpttiratl t, ...is, ci mmmii ptl Ri'rviri* Wuflr IMiiii untied Cull R.Ml \VI NKW FI.OUllS Hiirfacwd to pur l<r I mil Uhl floor* miulo li kt fti-w FDiif'lilliK, vlrunliiK A will* Hit?. uImi portnhli* power plant. Pit vifii' Si-mlimh' (!oiifily since lilSifi, II ,M t I.Jiki* VI i»cm Uiass Khuiuh Uoc * ami flooi tiivt'iiiii's ut \ irr%I*** J11riht ii% Asphalt 'Hit1 or I ,iir11)|«<11j I> Ft •t piliimilpx ’li1'I** DVMIluri IlhINDS 11III •(-« |l I t 'I hi' I’ 111mini 4' <*lfll fe l l hi W. sf 1 .1-il M u m in I)*- i ..... "til1iKn mu »’i s, fxci lh'ltl coiahi i t., J Apply lifter f» i* m I“ lMh upsluils I 1/ — |iu il* ir fm «l A v*■ II — ID 1,111 II ini". 11.'-* Ill l.tlvll I Ii. c I U iw ay. lot in iieaiiiifiil Wvimt-wiKiil OFFICE hKSKM ui hulf pn. • Snli iil\ iitihtii'rt. North tif Hrutif if tills n flnlslinl lif t m « I J»*hi'V4i. t il'll uf .Milluiivdii- lii 110 W i'n -I II IP 1 UIlilt II' • Siinliiiil Ml \ financed I’ni'i-d I 'enter 11- low r. ■ -f-nillD lliii-i.uahl.P i t ....... .lowu pin to. o'- All*.1 3 li.-dliH.in 1INK HTTP!. I.iillte Ilitl-W hum. - to* i .'iii IS r. '. month Pluiii. lit Ii. .Snutoi'l NEW Steliulype mticiiltu, I •-I (Jluiiml III.I. iimelit P Im . ii • ru t 11 \1m 01t l o t s 173-W Sl* v*'l\ di-Hirul.l.* Ii.l .' * low lid* f Still I* 1 inHKVKIIAI. Imlidt i'd feel ..I .......I 1111>r iin1111 A Iriunlr* llrnkrra , ecu ml hand tiller i|iiiiitci null ItCl IV Mr at Plum* 732 gnlvariiied pip*- nnd fillim- nl Irntf uf new puce .1 l N’ewl.v. (Ul.AM 'ltllN r llliMK. tiy owin'.. imifl Pol met t., 't hrdriHiiiia, I ly l.allia, mnhla loom, two cm narnur. In i-a 2 METAL lltink |l « * * i . iimpli'f * i liniv. llin i llldt'.' P.niriIn-*, Ho. ♦L'fi.oil. Williu IhtrhrII mIhL 1 I\'V* Pi'iiiimuln. Ann. Iliiylunu lli'lii'll, wllh m|iIiin|i lijtck 411iri fuliiit • iimvililr.il l.'IIIM t'oiitu.l illlt fw im ri.oh. Dm it -uni city. .H I'nlmillo A*.' t>in■ii .- r.i if. TWO loll uway frilling i »it- I{-■* * FI'l Lawn Mwrr fllfMJii; ] fi KM ALI, II*mini", |*"i1111ihIii**iI mi mu Kl'IVlIllltilf Itt'fl | f i. ’iHH fill 111 Ill'll W ill lnki< cill'tlfl tl'iul j fl FiI rmIuih1 lifu I'M Mi nl ' mi f | MM {Milt |ilt\iili(l1 *J4»141 Hull I III h,IIt* vs Opportunities III II III f i r lin. I'UX KUO FEEDS Complete lto.lt-. I un-do kV.-.l Slur*l'A IMNPTH. Hii^11. IKhirs, Dim.fin. N\.W Hi ill i s *j A :i iH.lruunm MmiMinjr. |*|> wMini, \ii ( ‘limit MimIi’i it. rumplHi1 with kilchPH t Io(i0 KJM » Iii-m lulm ii, I'hoiu' l i l t 1«11111Pill e I I I . Hflit* i’ &f vvlite r Cum pi H ||‘w ( "Tililltct 3*t h i l l lull ' *li l VNI mf M11111i11^ h ot in* i, Ur l:t lit Ik I vI-1|1HU Mill i all It a Ip* If v ! IP-fi I . II ID V i\l I. I VPhD Hulhto/ri vaoiL ID a* hr nlilti |{att<s FfHt* Fill liailfs Hp. e.niel Set vI* e. t.til*. ,n 1 Ihilufiiit. mol f.'Hllicer 4'itV|ii'lit**| \ ti.a. ev I'lm*. run M ... mi.h | 19!! While. VlUllKl. A Foiii D* loth HUTCHISON APTS 3.19 Ho. AJ FI ft Oh Pimm IMV It I»t:i KN H I-: lint SIM. I'lllt lantlr, lluytoiiu ilcuch (i'U N AVI PI IISUNNI I. week, idua lua, wllliout limn A U flfT .F S W AN I I II (. 1. HI Id . Ptniu, le c l.iin ia u I tow i. pay uii-li11 3 lii'ill i.uin hull- • Pluiii*. Hniifurd tfitll*J. i'i.one t i l l W liu 'tlr I **h We Imy, nett A ItM'le one, I fh7D ford f u r n it u r e . W ila i.n M u ie i I in n \|,|, Modrril lruil*l apac*- ill 3 limliooni hniiai- lltfitt. It u r e t ’ n 3 * ' l ' " l i i n i r D.'.H i \ | EDMUND':' I i-t -I te.mg hcaullfiil, nliudy Hanlaudu Trail l.m in Haufmd in v-"i own holm 1tilth 1 III Oil 1.1 e of Park. ShuffUliuarda, ii -cici* Have rent mid dilvlng lime J tpiullty apccifli illiiillii, tile hath, l ~ Pcts-Llveslnck Huppllcs X Mil t HVi 19 lion room, all tiled atiowei* ■.'Hewn y, cur j-on, IPtU I’ED puny mm*-, gi-ntl* 1.1*1 "Itr-ully i-leuti for folkn who u tility m um , laundry fa c illtl. •>, ■ar*." 9 mile, ainitii uf Hnnford 1 lively, 7 vrs old tliinnn Pluml.lug A; Supplies kitchen culiiliela, llu tp iiin t lung, itt Htaudard Htn 17-92 lliwuy • miff ;h 1UlK X III pull M miles west iilwny lti, '. mil*' nnd n -fiig e i'M ln r, I'm . T h e rm oil U 1 Kmy? .*loutli Putt, Av* Mmlit. ( As lit uhlit' I'ACIOttS nicely fnrrii.lieil 2 ■p in . h ealer, fu rle d and (dual. ■ J ‘Im*iif1 Jjll In-dr01. Ill holt.i- In pood neigh ml w a ll*, ilin d u lm l ci'illliK". "pa 'CI.I.ETH for sub- Piiouc 1 D-1t u hiirhoi.il. Large nlttc fan t'refei l inin' Iniulieuped lula. l \\\U Mt »V\ KICKi slim pen. d lit nliiltn. Nu p*t*. Phone 1313 W M « \i li Diler-Writer lluntra, I nr. i ♦pm * *1 .KhiiiiMit *, .ill! XHELP WAN 1 ED after II pm. < nnii t Mellon* die .... I llaiidnlph I I I , Ml t It E l AIL Salesman Want •"lit St'Nliv \I'T.—fiirnlahwl or Pi t Mill.NO Alt ! M l.EH K ill HAl.li —1 cniploynieiit. Firestone .Shu. .01) park Av*. -liltfiri am| m pan wuih I iyi • iiiiiitlt’ H I. Ilm vey L'i U WOMAN 30-00 to In tiuimil a - a ■tl*T. with 2 laig* room., fur fittllll AND HAD Sroifdi.i Av** i'hofu* 18 JH Piofrssional Cot set lei If to Fill nlalifd. 140.00. 1101 Flench i!»ed Huf# HOnu Cilarls gartnrlll(h White III i'll Av*. tUed 2 pc t.ivms Itooiii \J,U11SI KS I h** |o iit'l iin!, tiled. Call Mls> I'atket, l* I fn -------- ------------------— - | Unite I ft. no llifiMv, m u i I way h> couvci'l l NKUHN1HIIKD apartment By Murl Walker Cull *f.r,| Hound Ouk Dining Mmi puli'll of intu'/i'WMV Hilo a WORK WANTED 9 to.'io g— t i.o), piivjiD' loom iVh I'li.m * BITTER R est or r.-r«i 14i.fi Dm 11»'*' i stimuli' to stop I 'STAIRS furnlahcd i w ni i *!('|„ With Slip Cuv*. 20 mi HARY ■Dees. Mrs. Miriam Viliup, 110 hy I Di West |*ii «t Him Fill HD ilK hU amt w a U r f u r n is h t d . P it w , „ V (n i(l, f | w | i.ulinKll West 19th HI. Phono 1013 M. loll' 1‘Hitil ;•»* Clo.e In-Ptmlt. , with Slip Cover 2U.0U fflft. 1020 Min, phone ttBI. y IW| Wood tied, Hoc Hpiiug BABY HITTER, Mrs Fulkent,. *K. I.ent reference*. Plmin- 12E! J. | j W l ! ' M T f'd i 1 ‘ . ' • i ) a ’ mmSE-lurnlVhed. Mattie Jlur «n.l Muir Mutlte-a ley, (llndarvtlle. cofn|tlei« sr.t.O IIA li Y HITTINd, K'tu'l .......... .. . ir i r.eil Large Clu-it of Phone Iftoa-Wl. : 20 00 Drawer* PottH ROOM furnlalied apart ,J(. L»nj-tB.Jl«,'l.-BJ------■ ■■—" 1 30.00 10— lluslneee Opportunities — It) ■n*nt, Adult., no pcU. Apply ■Iced Large Drmtai-r ilOO Magnolia Avenue. Key. 119.96 Shopworn 3 pc. tiJ7-R. Tattle Hod Ituuin Hutte 19.00 |1 W0 HRDROOM furnlalied hnu*e. MATHER OF HAN FOUR l arge lot, nice location. Phone 20.1-09 K. 1*1 HI. Phone 127 1110. TRAVERSE Extension Rude—23" *400.00 MONTHLY I'AICT TIME NICELY Furnleh*d 2 IhmIroom go to 10H". Henknrlk (Has* end National company offers tellable iaga apartmatlt ou 2 largo landFaint Co,_________ _____ parly secure future a«t vicing a -raped lota with barbeque. route of mfrehamlise dispi-nslny Children wanted aa largo yard Tilt »U Deluxe Irorier. (tooil con­ machines. No selling reipitied dition. 196.00. Call 1702-J or Ideal spare tiiuo sol-up tu 1717 East Second j t t . ^ start. *400,00 per month putrid lmt, full time mote ble part time, moie OIL H lRN ACKh-Uy Kreeky, It* rleiiendahb dependahln Applicant Uilist must lie Wall, Floor and Fireplace, and hatrt references. Cur i.inl M. (L IMIDOKH 1000.00 required which Is »*■ Phone III tOS W. lat HI. cured by Inventory. This is a Itona flue business proposition VENETIAN Blinds -For Free K*and wilt stand strict iiivestigM tlmate Call 920. Henkarik (Hass lion. I']*as« do not answer tin anti Faint Co. lass you are ready to go Inin a safe, sound business. For In­ P IA N O H—(itilbrarisen. Spinets terview with factorv represen priced from 1610.00. Includes i tatlye In your town, include lulling*. Tarma, tredadna. KuHon* and addres* In appltead*r'a Plano Htora, 1200 MyHI*. Nu*Way TiUtrlbutlng Co,, For night appoint manta sail 1268-W , WINRI AND LIRSOM All Peawia* iriada nOLUSBOBO PACK AOS1 STORE w i w . n i t a*. fedders t-illt HALE—flrwery & Mniket, well stocked. New fistule* Terms. 601 uelery Ave ............. “ ____p w ‘ h A 0 * l * t N* M< IN ( O MI O S I R ut, m Air I'uiiditlontng II. II. i'ope th Co. Ini’. aiMI_S;^ P l i r h _ ^ * i _ _ — 13 NO I'U'ES-PKItHON ALH — l i THE Working Man's shopping place fur new, used nnd refln isl,i-.l furniture f«r the coumlstt home. Iludget Prices. Telephont 1123 Thu l-’mniIure Center—lilt West First. .......... ' *.»»— *r!l?f.ul ').* offer 6 day Repair Brrvlce on uiiy make or type. Call for esti­ mate. Thu Camera & Gift Shop, 115 H. Mii^noR^Phqiie_2204.___ 14— LOST ANII FOUND — I* 8, LOST: Double atratui pearls near n H a a m EC1AL HERVICKH - 1 2 BATTERY* Generator or Rtart*., fiervTc*. Call 617, Rwaln1* Hattary Harvlc*. Baufot* Avmui •M Ba4. LV! W'.A:k SSK3l» Rlts Theater Return C. K. liurnaed, Rt, 1, Box 81. Phono 1920-H. Reward. Ml �« m 3* Tees. I n e 1ft, IMS TUB SANTORO HIRALD ' V' 5* i fl ' Rotary Hoot Sheriffs Meet "oCSKftSS**" ______ Hutchison noted th# In* stance of the enforcement‘ of tho ( C u l l s s t l F r a * P r | l OS*) 4 • gambling laws In Illinois aa a cast by a Central government, far re­ to which "the state Factory Price* of Illinois .................... Baynes aald that many of them moved from our supervision and not reaching down for power, but ara atilt in the agpartmental stage, Sanford’s only Venetian Blind Manufacturer, 1 J our ntlenllon, one of the conse­ the enforcement of gembllng laws and may grow or dimlnlih In Im­ quences will be an uninformed, was being thrust upon the State offer* you complete service tor | portance aa time goes on. Among Many awards were mad# for them he Rated Cortisone which U passive and gullible public, en­ by local default. If local officials BLINDS grossed In private Interests j such had been doing I heir duty, It would ■mire to thi Betnlnola High being used with striking success enugh Is tho only apparent symp School Library at tha Class Day In tha, — a nubile will lie an easy prey for not havn been necessary for the By PRANK CAREY itment of O Retaplng • Recording • Repainting * Cleaning treatment of arthritis. tom. exercises Friday, Mias Edna Pointing out that he baa seen pa­ agitators and propagandists of all state to have Intervened." Associated Press Science Writer In another report, two Chicago varieties. Free Estimates Chittenden, school librarian, aald tients bed-ridden for yeare get CHICAGO Wt-TwIcca-veir X- doctors said allergic diseases are “It Is Interesting to note that today. Bookenda ware presented "A people, however, who are ray examinations for mIndia-aged apt In develop In children of actively engaged in gnvarnlng In IlMH anil 1910, some 75 percent to MUs Charlotte Swann, a sen­ up and walk after a 'week of SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLINDS trei he added that eo far men who ere heavy smokara were iarenl* who themselves are ^ suf J <hem*elvi>s In their own areas a of the registered gambling devices ior, for four vatfra service. MU* treatments, PfeosmAMJ W --------^ West Third Street the trsgDkr** affords no perms*/W?_ f t - w. mandril W a y h jt. a. " ‘-ish erers from alio, _ '* the first'student to hove 1‘/vut-wt1 >‘ ~ pi- c p!- -rhe, I' th-y >c, noT'Cain In llliiim* —SV*. 'ru l«vcrn« and5-lfu S X & - . tO S o n ,' G. f : . . ( h s T r t r v * w (itVSns therefore the children should ha eiiuiiar public ploiM*, but that In served the library for four yaars. thuniM-lvo* n city coin mi it* loner or lynai mentioned tha adDr. Haynes of Improving the attack on luag shielded from substances capable a county sheriff or a school hoard th^ first three months of the new Other awards included prise vancea which have been made In , _ a prlxa cancer. license year beginning July of producing allergic reactions. member have nt least worked to of -bookenda to Mlaa Miriam Moya, treating many kinds of disease* Declaring that there Is a higher They said that In such families. elect or defeat them, hawked their 1961, only 7 percent of the devices senior, for threa yaars aetvled, a with .penicillin --------- and tho -varloui proportion of lung cancer among dogs and cats should be removed activities, were In taverns while 93 percent treasurer'* guard to Mlaa Jean sulpher drugs, and said that with­ entered their debates, a PftiCf Cn?/N<;c . <?ANfotiv Paint . Gia \'<; Co than among non- from the home, lest the children heavy smokers thi were In lodge*, veterans' posts Carpenter, sophomore, and people who have written letters to in tha next 10 or IB years he smokers. Dr. J. Winthrnp Peabody get a reaction from their fur: country rlubs ami so forth. numeral guard to Mlaa Bettye their editors, who have helped or believed It would ha possible tn said he believed such an X-ray ■luffed tny animals, heavy drapes "These figures speak for them llamy, each tor two years service. control practically every kind nf procedure would assure spotting and hedronm carpeting should lie harassed their slate renresenla presented tor one year'a ser­ infectious disease. any such cancers early enough to avoided; and mother should even lives, raised money for their own selves. Thrv spenk loudly and Pins to seniors Mlasea Sally Mil­ Dr. Haynea also mentioned the allow successful surgical opera­ watch the type of cosmetic she hospital, such n people os this, an Insistently nf nn nttemnt to estab­ vice and resourreful pen lish n double stnndnrd nf ohserv ler and Barbara Wall; Juniors use of new artificial kldnayi and tion. uses to make suro It does not con Independent Evelyn Dorlon, Louise Johnson, told how they had kept patients "Until this la done," the Genrge- tain a chemical derived from i pie, will he a tough and wary cus­ nnce which would negate the con and Mary Lou McDonnell; sophoalive tor 18 to 20 days after their tomer (or any variety of agitator rept of equal treatment for all . town University doctor told the certain form of Iris plant. the most basic concept wo have, mores Mnry Mikolijclh. Bara own kidneys had ceased to func­ annual meeting of the American Dra. I.con Unger and Albert I have heard all the arguments Crews, Jonla Oglesby, Darlena tion, and of hasrt operations and Steel Strike Medical Association, "mortality Unger said ynungslera showing about how the slot machine tn the Adams, Helen Brown, and Bette vascular surgery. And he Inhi (from mam lung cancer) will continue any evidence of allergy “should and freshman Clarice great emphasis on the use if country dub la one thing and the Earnest; ll'n n lla e ad K r tM Fags O ael to be high*' be advised to avoid becoming Craft. whole blood to troatlng operative He aald that a definite diagnosis farmers, bakers, furriers, uphol­ cerned. rind maintain incentives ■lot machine in the earner saloon hllis Cnittenden also roves]ed cases aa woll aa patients Buffering of tung cancer is now possible in sterers, grain mill workers, flor for both parties to retch agree­ another. Of course thrre Is a dif­ from shock, anJ no closed with an have lats or workers around animals." ment on the disputed issue through ference. But I know also that the that tha library will ba open appeal for ’support of the local machine In either plum Is against throughout the lummer for thoao may "H Is easy to avoid these occu collective bargaining." blood banka. . even potions," they aald. "It may he Mr. Truman telted the bills last the law; and I know that the clt- students attending ntnttner school President Jack Ratigan wclwhen difficult to change when an adult." April, acting under what he termed lien who violates the law In hie and any others who may wish to back to the club W. C. the Inherent powers of hls office. club Is In no position to Insist use It. Sho added that 100 new corned Hutchison who has been in Hast­ But the steel industry fought hack that hls elected officers enforce books have recently been acquired. ings on a potato doal, and Henry Short Order Cook Is Among those of particular pop­ Apparently Goldberg hail some In Ihe courts and the seiiure wai the law In the rorner saloon." who recently returned "When the renulahte and Infill ularity are books of adventure Simpson Ihe woman claimed was upset by n historic Supreme Court from the Rotary convention in Killed By Waltreiui ewclry such as "Partners of Powder Holo” Maalco irrs and was taking It way In Ihe ruling on Monday nf last week that entlnl rltlsens nre guilty nf break City! stopped Mr Truman lucked such Inherent Ing laws such a* this, they lose by Davla, “The Iron Doctor" by or Visitors Introduced by Charles MIAMI (At—A wailreai killed a hag, police sold. Goldberg I I v w p s , and "Tha Talking Tree" their power and influence to de­ power. on the corner and opened the bn . ‘ " g. Morrison Included Paul Jones of ihort-order rook with nnn nf hls Immediately after the court de­ mand nnd no* faithful perform by Desmond. Rooks on sports In- Daytona Beach, tornitr Sanfotdltd own boning knives on a downtown It was then Ihe stabbing occurred. cision, the steelworkers walked nnee by their local officials. They elude lu<‘ "The Rookie from Junction W ^ O % with the Salvation Army, William itn e l comer today after an all out are contributing toward the break Flats" by Webster, "Never Come White, Dr. John Morgan and J. C. HEAD OF HKEDMKN Btoht drinking party. 7 S O U T H P A R K AVI I’lending now for Congress to give rlown of loco] law enforcement and flack" by O’Rourke, "Delayed Bradley of DeLand. JACKSONVILLE I* — Dcl.lide The dead man was Identified ai llngadnrn, Tampa, Monday was him this power, Mr. Truman told hastening the day when govern Htral" by Waldman, and "Clown Cart Goldberg, 39. ulslntnr* In solemn words ment must be surrendered to At Second Bast" by Jackson. elected president of the Florida Patrolmen A. E. Hambacher and Sandmen's Association at the that full-scale production of ateel higher levels nf authority." Among books tor boys art . M. Dillln aald the waitress wai group’s 2«th annual meeting here. Is absolutely necessary tot he West­ Legal Notice General Hutchison concluded by "Jeh Kill* of Candlamaa Bay" by tori* Kelbtim, It, and that ahe J Earl Johnson, Gainesville, ern rearmament program. He urging the sheriffs, "the first line Moore, "Johnny Rsb" by Allen and «d been living with Goldberg for was elected first vice president added: nf defense In local self-govern­ "The Scrapper" by Sllllman. Ani­ "The issue of pence or war hangs ment". to rely on "the cltisen* mal stories Include "The Defend­ T IIM H TA TB o r F L O R ID A TO: About a year. and Lee Hrsnan, Ocala, second ‘ bulanro, ‘ ‘ vital who elerted vou" as a second line er" by Kolaahnlkoff, and "Dusty L IL L IA N W. C A R V K It, DOX l i t , and steel Is a v The officers quoted Mra. Ruth vice prcaldcnt. Re-elected were in the l >L t!A H A N T V tL L K . NKW JKKHE1 of defense, "1 uin sure that tho of the Double Seven" by Doan, J Phillips, a taxi driver, ai saying Secretary If. R. Bingham, Jack element In the outcome,” A sw um Com pism t tisv ln a bssn Alluding (hen tn tho great court large malorlly of our dllsena while hooka of special Interest to ril*<l Ah required lay tow, nil Horn In the City o f Sanford, ihe saw tho waitress grab an 8- aonvllle, and Treasurer Bernard HgHirial you In t h t Circuit fight over his seiiure powers, Mr. want good government”, he said, girls are "Two's Company” by Court In and fur Hsmlnola County . inch boning knife from a bag Gold- Cannon, Ocala. Floridn, must lie vncclnntcd aRiiinnt rnhlett by Ju ne 30, Truman said he believed he was "We might help you If wo knew Cavanna, "Class Ring" by Du Jar- In Cham-ary fu r illvorca, tha ahnrt - terg was carrying and stab him tltln of which la PA U L D. C A ItV K II only living up In hls oath of office 1952, nnd the varcinntlon Ing contlminlly worn by dogg n Uie chest. din, 'Another Spring" by Eyre, to do. You might consider P la in tiff, vs. L IL L IA N \V. C A II ROY SHOT when he ordered aclxure of the what v e i l , J ia fin ia a t, Ihvss prssvnt* ara the Idea of keeping us hotter In "Bssuty and the Beckoning Road'* to She rsn from Ihe scene at Southon n collar or hornetm for the following year SARASOTA i/R-A World War I steel plants last April fl. you III sppaar anil tit formed of ynur problems and nsk by Weber, “Sarah" by bro, and yourraqulra weat First Sired and Seventh Ave­ German (Mauser) souvenir pistol to tha Comw rlttsn rltts n ilafsnsva ‘ * He continued: "My larva la a Gypsy" by Frasier. Plaint tin or bafors ths 21th day of nue, but was csplurcd by police killed a 12 year old Harasoln boy "Nuw a majority of the Supreme our help when vou think it Is need In order to iircnmmodule dog owner*. Dr. Raymond Juns, A. I>. t i l l , nthsrw laa a I>a■bout a block away. She was held Monday. "Meet the Malones" by Weber orsa Court have declared that I cannot ed. I slncerelw l.-ll.-ve that aa long Pro Confaaao w ill ba tntarad for Investigation pending filing of L. IIiihm, Veterinarian, will be nt the rear of the City Samuel L Carlisle Jr. was shol take the action I believe neces­ as the Sheriff Is the first Hue nf id "Buckaroo" by Hess are asalnat you. formal charges. Wltnsaa my hand and o fficial through the stomarh when he look sary. But they have said very defense In local self-government, «»ka of general Interest, while Hall June 4 • I t • IS • 25 to vncclnnte doge from 1 ta a t Hanford. Hamlnnla County. as long a* he la doing hls Job the library a collection of science aval The patrolmen said Goldberg and the pistol from a case In the home dearly that the Congress can Flnrlda, thta tha l l t h day nf May. 3 P. M. without fear or favor, wo will fiction Includes "Rockets, Missiles ■ Miss ‘ V, MUs Kf Kft ......................... of William II. /.Iff, of the /.Iff Davis etchum had been "drinking A H . IDSl "Whatever may have been the O. I*. I-------IIISItNDON /, And quarreling rrollng all night long." long.” Publishing Co. Intention nf the court's majority maintain our American way of and Space Travel" by Ley, "PsbClarkk of tha Circuit Court "Every tall The pistol was one nf II) belong In selling limits on the President's life and Old Glory, the flag that bln in th# Sky" by Asimov, gumont continued as they A fter June 30 nil dons found without n tag certi­ 1 wS:d,r/ ............................. down the street about 7 Ing to Wlllln ’/Iff Jr. C,,,n,,r powers, there can he no question wo reverence, will rontinue tn fly Boy's Book of Science Fiction" hv .HEAL, fying that they hnve been vaccinated for rahle* for Cordon V. Fradarlck over a free people." Wollhslm, "The Man Who Sold of their view that the Congress I1, t*. Una Ilia Th" program of the morning the Moon" by Helnlein, and Hanford. can enact leglilnllon tn avoid a year of 1952 will he Hiihjrrl to being picked up by the Florid a crippling work stoppage In the else Included n brief address by "When World* Cotllda” by Bal- Atlornay for •In,Iff Police and killed. F. E. Itreekonridgo. manager of mer. steel Industry . . . Films and FlnHhhulhH i s s i r s t h is t i » HID IX VITA THIN TD "The Issue Is squarely up to Ihe the Seminole Count* Chamber of Mis* Chittenden sddsd that next aalad propoaala will ba t racalvad Congress. I hope the Congress will Commerce, Mr. Brcekenrldge men year's library circulation will ba InM City Llcenne Tag* for dogn for 1952 ir e now tha offlca of tha City iClark, City tinned the tremendous Increase Ir UP to 6878 from 6666. meet It by enacting fair end ef­ Kail, Hanford. Florida, up until REDUCED IN PRICE! available and ownern must obtain tnga prior to June tho burden upon sheriffs causer fective legislation." 1:00 o’clock p.m., b.m., Juna I*, m i, tram Cartload I'ublh- Acvnuntanta Mr. Truman said the seltura law bv the great Influx of people Into 30lh from the City Tax Collector, City Hall. to maka an annual audit or in.at the he recommended should not pre­ Florida and called for a moro Llty'a raiorda for flacal yaar andvent the government from chang­ equitable means of paving tha Judge L. A. Grayson Imposed a In* Haptambar 10, till, as follow#: Coet uf License Tag .25 Audit uf rtcnrda alter clnaing wages and working conditions sheriffs commensurate with thll I je a r sentence Monday on Mrs leaa of flacal yasr. furnlahl during Ihe period nf government plat uf raporl lahl cuplaa ----- of aiaml” Lola Carter, ST, convicted of alter­ J. K. Chittenden of Coat of Ruble* vaccination 11.75 operation, naVlom nmol. ing preacrlpUona to get narcotica, .. Altarnaln proposal For the remainder of June all As n followup to this tho White Hanford Naval Air Htntlon also Ilnuuua audit, furnlahlna Mra, Carter, a realdent of rural House called In tup defense and spoke, thanking the sheriffs nf John M. (rillon, vuplss “ f raporl of asainhi Flash Bulbs and Varichrome Films are altar cluaa of fiscal yaar. production officials In discuss this thin vicinity for tholr understand Tampa, was brought to court oa stretcher and remained on II Tha City Coaimltslun rasarvas substantially reduced aa foBuwa: afternoon the arrangements for re­ Ing ennperatton In kmplng naval athroughout the proceedings. She tha rie h l to rs ja c l any nr all blits Acting City Manager suming enough steel production to people out of trouble and straight­ racalvad. 39c (120 meet "critical defense require ening them out when they got recently was operated on because If. N. H A TR R of a bone disease. c it y Clark. Into It. ments." Presidential Assistant John It. MIX MONTIIHt Hleclman said Defense Secretary 0 file Robert Isivclt, Munitions Board DADE CITY Ms—Charlie Brown. Chairman John Small, Defense 17, convicted of manslaughter In KJ, ASH III'M IS : Production Chief Henry H. Fowler tho shooting nf hls son-in-law of a and While House Aide David Stowe week, ill* i k c i i flvm tm tvii (o •»*» has been sentenced six 12c HF .................... ...... 14c would go over the entire list of months In prison nr a 1175 fine. defense needs and decide how .. 13c Prerni 4 0 ............ 15c Judge W. Kenneth Barnea nf much production Is nocenary. tho Pasco Cnunly Court of Record .. 14c PreM 25 H ...... lflc Steelman's office also aald (Beet, passed sentence after the jury rec­ man, wtm la acting defense mnhlll- ommended mercy. ser, probably would meet later In AND MOST IMPORTANT ! I Drown admitted shooting Thaithe day with officials of the steel bert Stevens. 30, but maintained It Industry and the Steelworkers was self defense. Wa show you how to use ynur Film and Flash Bulbs to taka Union. BYTTER Pictures and correct your mlatakeit The natlnn'a output of steel la down to an estimated 12W per Howard Brlnkrr, newly appoint­ DONT FOROET . . Wo are a CAMERA amt (lift cent nf normal capacity. For di­ ed end coach and chief scout fm rect defense needs—not Including the Cleveland Browns in the NFL Shop and ran give you the best quality and aervlca "defense • support" production holds a Masters Degree in Phys< In developing amt printing. Most prints ars 6c and to strengthen European defense* against Communism—Ihe armed leal Education from Ohio Htate U. ovarslse Prlnta 7c forces use approximately IS per tO -C A l COMFOBT A T K lO fUM -CAK cent nf total output. Rut Ihe mili­ * coeit That’s whjrprlca-wlse buyers ONE DAY SERVICE. TOO. tary requires up to 89 per rent i switching to the brilliant new attoraatlc drives. Packard'* mighty of some scarce high alloy ateela Our Camera Rspalr Service Is Excellent and Fast , . . ANT) Thunderbolt engine la tkt w rld 't nnd other special types for critical klgbttbnm prtttltn titbit Baaamailc GUARANTEED. Rrlng us your Camera • • Sea and drive the flnest care defense needs. Power Brakes* assure faster stops with Packard big ever built. Bstre.wlde Mr. Truman did not fin Into any Problems . , . / S D IH a details a* to how and why the doors make entrance easy. Roomy in* direct union munacomrnt negotia­ teriors have tttut *t mUt ts ibt c*t it tions broke down. bigkt You get complete, all-round t Isl* They were reported, however, to bill ty ami the targeet luggage fomparw have collapsed largely over the meat offered by eny sedan1 altbc Are Presented At School’s Library 'wice-A-Year Cancer X-Rays Are UrgedFor Those WhoAre Smokers VENETIAN BLINDS. J i S bnford P rint— NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS $ CAMERA f t GIFT *Z702 In turn Oil1! Of AU f t s h a r * ffuilf Mme M i i M IW m i eWh PHr Z i "NAM f M 0 » CARS" CONTI! 20 kf flvtn v m !i v-*J - 1 V 0 :i lag fMlghfi Eajey pen pellea irea air fig aew Fintri I n i Air CHtiltiMtrl -.—tmAtft* * - a w « “ • ‘* r Soct^Vt ; -' t.*1- * < i- . ■ • : 14 rw Btok ■M *, , , r a i t./ ^ jt , �I r ir KW IT tO U DON’T iN t in jm t Baaferd Herald, City D tlh tr}, by T M F. M.. pltaa# rail YELLOW CAB 1444 THE S i t W e f t m l W EATHER Filt and continued hot through rhur'iday, except (or widely scatlered afternoon thundershowers. b AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER •VOLUME XXXX111 KHhihlished 1D0H Session Of Sheriffs’ Meet Is Held SANFORD. Ike Meets Small And Big Fry FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY JUNE 11, ID52 steamroller A x i s ’llSenate Demands Use U s e d F o r T a f t F o r C o n t r o l s Of Taft-H artley A ct In S teel Showdown S he r i f f Youngblood Elected New Pres­ ident Of Group; v Mero, 2nd V. P. Paul Hoffman Criti- Year's Extension Is cizes Naming CK VotcdOnWagc.Rcnt MacArthur As Key­ And Price Control; noter At Convention Hoad Bill Is Voted M«*ting In Ha 30th aaaalon for the third tlma thla morning at tha City Hall, tha Florida BhrrIffa Association heard addresaea by Rap. C. Farrla Bryant of Ocala, apaaker-dealgnata of tho Houaa of Repreaantativ**; Rail­ road Commissioner* Jerry Carter and Wilbur King, State Attorney General Richard Ervin, Seminole County Judge Dnuglaa Stenatrom, Rep, Mack Cleveland, Jr., and C o u n ty Prosecuting Attorney George A. Spear, of Sanford. H. J . Youngblood, Fcrnandina, ■harlff of Naeeau county, wax A elected prealdent of the Assoc!*tlon at tha cloalng eaeelon thla afternoon, it waa announced by W. E. Van Loon, fkld eecrctary from Jaekaonvilla. Sheriff Youngblood succeeds R. L. Kendrick*, Penaacola, aherlff of Eacambla county, who wui named a director at large of the Aaaoclatlon. Sheriff B. D. Pcaraon of Suraaota county waa elected first vice-president; Sheriff Mero, Sari^ ford and Seminole County, an s e c ­ ond vic*-pre*id*nt| Sheriff J. I’. Hall, Green Cove Springe and Clay county aa trcaaurer, and Sheriff Alex D. Littlefield, DeLand and Voluala county an seerotary. Sheriff Rrnward Cooker, Se­ ining and Highland* county wan named a director frunt the Seventh Congrenlunal Dialrlrt and Ralph P. Witt, nherifr of Columbia county, aa director from the Eighth Dlatrlct. In the chief addrrea of the morning Rep. Bryant, who waa introduced by Rep. Volla William* Jr. of Sanford, maater of cornmonlea. outlined what he believed to ba the principal battle* of theao .time*, Big Government veraua little government, volun­ tary colleetlvtwi venue Involun­ tary colleetlvtem, and morality veraua Immorality. h In theao battle* he aald he fait that the ahaUffa harlffs of the atato plav 'a leading rdkV. "Your effort* are of prime im porta nee," he aald. “You aut the atage upon which tho acene la played. You «an <»t a atage which I* conducive to a higher order of morality, to a voluntary compli­ ance with the lawa and more* of the people." “Voluntary collectivism," he de­ clared, “la the hlgheet form of In­ dividual enterprlaa, men of dig­ nity working together to do a job they can't uo apart. They cannot work thla way without mutual Confidence nnd a lack of fnvorltiim, ami when voluntary collectlviam fall* down, compulaory col­ lectivism arises in It* place." He maintained that aa long aa tha local sheriff “ha* tho confldtnca ami welfare of the people at heart" there will be no need for further centrollaation of authority. He commended the ■hrriffa for doing a fine Job, “with certain noticeable excep­ tion*,“ and urged them to takn ■tepa through a more extensive public relation* program to sell themselves to the people. Railroad Commissioner Curler. ll'«*llaafS »• r*e * d ebti NEW YORK i-n-one nf the top WASHINGTON - The House advisers In (icn. Dwight D. Else., Ranking Committee voted lialny turner s campaign (nr the Rrpabli (1) for a full year's extension id can presidential nomination laid wage, price anil rent controls, and today that sclrrtlun of Gen Doue (2) for dropping all control* over las MacArthur as GDI’ keynoter real estate ami consumer credit was nn attempt to steamroller the The rommlllrr I* working on a convention for Sen Robert A. T*ft measure to irplnre the present This complaint against the Ar Defense Production Art — the ha rangement* Committee for the *ic control* law which expire* nnrty's Nalinnnl Convention eanu' llllll' from I'aul V Huffman, chairman Knocking out real estate von of the Advisory Committee of Clti Irnl* would mean the end of Hie sen* for Elsenhower government'* present Regulation lie said MacArthur'* selOClipn 'X ' which sets the required down a* keynoter was a "iirn Tuft*' *1 payment for purchase of new tempt to "get the old steamroller lollies Itie government eased in motion " ItegulMtiiui X term* enrller this Talking with reporter* after im week hour long conference with ijsnn Consumer credit controls, which hmver this morning. Hoffman laid regulated down payment.* on auto "The nomination should n<4 be mobiles, radios ami many other decided hy machine larllr* We items were suspended recently knew the Arrangement* Contnilt Fhe House eiimmlllee's derision, If lee wa* pro-Taft I’m surprised flnallv approved by Congress, they did not give the keynote to would mean they could not he re I’ait himself Iinposed "When all the shmitlni I* (var. lit other important actions, the It's the people who will deride, committee not Ihe Arrangement* roinriiltde I Stipulated that Ihe *up|torl I don't think II will hurt F.jsen price* for six basic agricultural firmer a bit " eniiimodules corn, wheal, cot Reporter* asked Hotfmmi i too peanuts, tollmen and rice (ien Elsenhower bad *alil of 1 'hall not he less than tin per cent MacArthur selection minty Present law allow* them "Well, he asked me wh(l t of to hi' *iip|Hirtri! on a sliding scale thought," I toff mill) replied Huffman mnilr a few giinfdcd ' T y i n g from 7.1 to tin per cent 3 Denied the mlmlnlslrntioii's remark* on relations between request for restoration nf Ihe jam Mae Arthur and Gen Kisenhn or to lni|Hisr livestock slaughtering Hr mentioned that once Mini sin Arthur chose Elsenhower. Hi Parity u* the term I* used (or enlnnel, to lie lit* ehlef of Firm commodity prices, is a price In the I’hillpplne.* declared by law to he fair to Imlli "A* long n* Ike was III a farmers anil consumers II is nil nrdliuilo position. Ike wa* wol 'Halt’d by a birmuln taking ,u fill." Huffman said, itoclinln|| to '•'• ■mil of prices of things farmers go further and imisequcnlly varies with Switching Ihe cimver«allm to '"i' 4n Ihirne prlre* Elsenhower prospects ol elec Ion, changes Members of the House nun If nominalcd, he said Ihe get Mai i« « h|| hhp4 On f u g * stands a good chance nf carrying • • OllflTI A HICttC DAT in Ahllenc, Kan. (icn Dwight D Klxcnhnwrr lake* a few- mimirnti elT In also autograph* for these youngsters Itclnw. Ihe cnndUlol* for the GUP f'reatdrnlliri nomination greets a woman drtrgnte, union* nllici t from mld-weslcin Sliirs. al the home of Charles Case, Kansas delegate In the national rnnvcntton fftifernnihmalf Sheriff Is Given Stewart Gatchel Court Authority Talks To Kiwanis To Evict Widow About West Point , a LACKER. Mich «,P — Sheriff (’I,irk Gregory who wo* roughed up ln*t iiiiiiith when hi' and u deputy tried tu evict n widow from her property today was Riven court authority to (lire a* man? deputies n* he need* to carry out eviction* Circuit Jmljg, I’uul V. (iudulu. recognising that "there exist* nn emergency," said the ex-marine sheriff nny hire n* many aildltlon al deputies "s* the exigencies of Ihe situation limy require " When Gregory tried to evict the widow he nnd a deputy were roughed up by angry farmer* and tossed off the property. Four of Ihr five farmirx nr cttsed of manhandling him now are frre on I2 ,(xx> bond and u fifth, nimble to make hail, I* in Jail The eviction trouble stems from the failure in IMS of the Lapeer Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Association. Many members, most­ ly farmers In this urea, have re­ fused to tiny assessment*. A* n result, at least two have lost titles to tbelr lartns Sheriff Gregory first tried slnle jmllce for help after he was Suit For Damafgefl evicted They said they could give Ends In Mistrial aid only if normal mean* of main­ taining law and order were In­ The 1100,000 damage suit of adequate. There was no Indication when Naomi J . Schneider and husband, (r a e llN o tS ll* P * a * K l a n li William Sohnlder Against Dr. J. C. Gibbs and wife, ended thla morning In a mistrial In Circuit Theodore Johmton, Court. Thla waa due to the fact that a Yeartf01dtI)ied Todafy wltneae for tho plaintiff referred Theodore Johnson, four veer old *? the, Inauregee ah* carried. On Jim liihie of this, E. F. Hmu- son of Mr, and Mrs. T. G. Johnholder, attorney for the defense, son Sr. died at the home of his *«**d for a declaration of a pnrenla in Eureka Hammock at Mrial. The motion waa granted Hi'Jft a.m. today. The child wn» born Jan. 3, fjjd ** M. l.'fcnHh. Alan aarrtew the defendant* waa John Me-1048 In Rapford nnd was a mem­ ber of tlm Church of God. Carty, Orlando nttornay. In addition In hii parent* he Is ^N«b>Behn*ld*T waa seeking the lltNLOOO damage* for Injuries re­ atirvlved by three alstera. Mrs. w ind In an automobile collision Annie Elisabeth Dean of Toocka. Kn*.j Margaret Louise and Vivian Irene Johnson of Sanford; hi* grandmother, Mrs. Annie Brewer of Sanford. 1'mISwiford Herald Funeral aervlce* will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday at tha Church Vacation-Pack of God, Twenty-fifth and Elm Avenue with Rev. Joe C. Craw* . No matter haw far away officiating. Burial will follow In fnat H M yea may to an year Lake View Cemetery. \ S "via&f i i ^ *"“■ matlen yoa can really catch ip in the hanw town newe by ,raa«hg tha Ranferi Rarald when yen retara. Ton can ar- M p w f S S ReraM aaved far yea m» two away, U^bo 1IV" Officer Told He O n Value Qf, J^Tor^l DevHire AsIVIany D e ­ alopfnent At Acadputies As He Needs emy Is Emphasized SWIMMING PROGRAM After yesterday’* huge turnout of 108 children at tha Municipal pool for awlmming lessons. City Recreational Director Thome* Stringer, announced plana today for a five-day a week awlmming program, “Wo a n planning to separate tha children Into rive different classes which will meat once every day of the week," ha eantalned. Originally only two day* went allocated for awlmming on T daye and Thursdays. Mr. Strli, Mated that the reason tha aw: mlng program ha# been la to accommodato the h bar of ewlmmera. DeUlla announced later, h* said, No. 210 Ansorlull'd P ress l.ejisrd W ire 44'MHilniiwI D m r n « r lU «lil| Vo Sitin Is Given Of YiclditiK To Presi de nt ' s Insistence On New Legislation A llrirf Kimtsh In Slrcl Parley WASHINGTON P The Senate, slicking hy its stand that Presi­ dent horn.,u should use Ihe TaltII.n Hey Act III Hie steel ertsis. to­ day ri-ierted another move to give Him the plant seizure powers ha asked Some government official-, were of Hie opinion Hie Senate stand would virtually force Mr Truman to turn to the T II Law. which he dislikes. In an eftori to end the strike nf i;.*.n.(a*i CIO Steelworkers There was no sign, however, that Hie administration contemplated my imminent action Si'll Morse ' It Ore I offered Hie new si'i/urr proposal In the Senate. It was slapped down .Vt to 2ri Morse argued that Hie TaftHartley Law. which permits anilstrike mlnnrllmis, would not a* sure production of steel " Niiicrirnns have hreii deluded into a eonrlusinn that there Is Mielhtng atioul Tuft Hartley that w unlit keep sliu'l production go Mo. o' lob I ihe Senate, anil mg ut* Ifil It lust ain't so To invoke t ill Hartley now, Slri-J 1 Inu iii|* it|’« r11’ntil inI*11 'p np Hu Wliilt II dhr tit Wh-sIm * •ntiHri i MU' •< *i nn of tn m I) ................ . Hth mi'll ll fol D! *" I1III 11 h Mot I iy* (lit llfl'tlt l»f III ' I mi »'<l ■h .’IviMl t|-'Mi 11! \IH4Mii'Jl 11 llh I 'lui ,V Si i-\ ll* t i f 1 |ii ii "■iti iif t St ft I i Virji , unit IUmi Jr|MlIII Vf" i l l , I Ill'll lit 'if! 'if 'll*- ImmI'I, t-iht \ I JMiufilm Sli't | * -m|i A *l'11ItMII•' ' , IIt'l 11 Vt'tt IJ*'J11 Atoll IM•t H 'Iff' 1 I•111 iI IVt■ |I'*111>111 Mil M l ll IT' t i1' I lit) liKtril " fI mjtt ‘ It* Itt f i l l ' . I (i- t‘H |i'll*' In <| »tllll'l O-'tf I'MinI 'I'Uhtlttli Mi. i Acheson Explains Koje Communists Nort h Atlantic Slay 15 POWs In Future’ Farmers AreCiven Awards Treaty Program Night Of Terror Order Is Placed WithAtlantaTir On Class Program For Nativity Scene I'uui r»iWillMU'w fter , ii e .Seminn Powers O f President Lenders M eekly SiirT o Send Men O v e r ­ render A m i A re Be­ seas Not Kxtended nin H eld By A 111e.; f Tinptrr nf Fuiin arlile, Tim «tre»* put nn uiiiihI dove* A group uf (Itruro which in life lopiiii'lit, Integrity, honeaty, mi,I sin- depict the N a t iv it y Seen* " I ' J A in n Ira i1#*ri' Iveil 1 alngleneas nf purpose III Imlning Inc Imb' the main I'liniai'l"?* Iti tbr Krill 11cI ], Km Id v, , IM I\ N I *4' 9 919il It A Hi l'r» ll Itlltll III It It I hit w ut West I’otiit Military Academy story "f Hie first Clirl-tiocs -1 rut Im . Ml III,' 1 •illi nf I h i i uteii M m — I«mI t \ t|t Is11 i I tSI V M I Kote , p * oil, llt Mip I) III »u- stressed today In a talk t-» night, ha* Iweij iirdi'led from ' • !h»Mi St h4H»| 1'Insmmih1 pri'Hin i nf u .h m <i»m Eiirh irr the N Mull v•• year ' u ll,m„l K u tii'f jMMilnl I m Die I V i l i - f . i l I tiitwliltf Kiwnnlan* by I.lent. Col. F. .Stow1- artist, Douglas Well* uf Alim n ltH h i'i piriMid ‘ muniiM »!l I t U’llii’v 11»>v\ met ru u 'r- •if of A ruerii'M Foondnl ton, li i ti i n l I mmi I I n f *iIi* nrt GaU'liel of the National Guard, Ga., and inure tlinn one half f Efl rillrila m i nn*hi td in ttit flii'ii mi'i'klv n* instructor at Seminole Hi g h till' Jiur.'hnsi' prlre uf Itirill '-a* I lie Innkes ll possible for some lltp 9|i|ir *»% ii I tif I h i I Ii il«<il I n m i l l i sill l rntIt'li'il to I mini N.illMli Si bool unit graduate of the null- been ctdleiTed ami depnslli'd In the students „ f n g rii'iillu rc l„ ren-ive f i t r liurtiufil in iIn* t i n Mjirjin Hi in i 111-ti i % l it, iMMlj' till HJl! Ill m ed a l' i„ pul,I!,- speaking and tnry mmleiiiy. He was Introdureil Alimit Ic Natlonul Hard I ill I* nf < V*ti in «-1fi ir Ii i hi r ii if A in •sin 11In shxk.iilr tiy Hie Rev. J. FI. Ron' The fond* riroreselll the g <n Tin m mi-elm ides iii iM ri V |,il.H i ’s 1M i l h hi** * n n in Viii> i ii nn mild if1' *ci/i'i| -•'vi'11 Among Hie dl»llngii1*liad irue*t* of minis’ Individual*, i hureli usd T ills year. W a lle r IViedcr ImM t ml imUhir tS« ut tit* ii util nil iml IiniiI'i'I'i 'idi’i at the meeting were State At­ civic groups. Using the Mune ii -l • ......ml i 'i' b i -h e le n t o f ngi limit or e. I r \ |i«i Iit in ti Ih h D Ii I I m H i - taI n u l l hi»iif! nn iln .iMiip It.id hi’in sliittiil lit*1 torney lllek Ervin and Assistant Rand Shell for a selling, the '><- receive,| t|„. a w ard fni pntilie M ir i|« *rU h » n . Ilnl Ir mIit 's iuti' put in istiLiiiim Slate Attorney Gem go Owens, livlty Scene i« eipevtml to •* speaking. t i ll <Utirr llt tl 1111 mm - in » both of whom have been guests displayed for many Chrlstmn - * Andrew Tcslo, nls,, n seeimil W A S H IM iT O N r Sri t •■ •in v *•! n iiH I t'xuif iM utmiml til Mu* uw during the sheriff*' convention; to cume. More donation* an- , ■ ve„r s'm len l. re,-,.|vei| i),,. rami S D i I m A r h i ’ s im I i H f l r i j I m i I d v M m I’m Im nri', Mmi rt*fnrii’fI i" iHunt Voile Williams Jr., who was pre­ quested. m—tiselr s -ml H„.A.r v |s,.i| fariiiiiii: I m . i I h s In l i i l i i U A . ’ l i i n l if ' r i i l d i i Y sent; Hheilff Willis Mi Call of The following gift* hsv» he.q «',",rd for (ds o” i'tao i|ln g work In I n i n D ie m i l D r ill im m lM ii i n l l l t . i i v t»i lilt r niiii|h(iiii'l hill -siilh'lllv i Minpliffl u Inn ,i t iiiiip,mv nf Lake county nnd FARRON Cnnulr. received: 'ids line lie will also reecivo at fillinm i* ilo uni ,,i .iiiv vi uy .ol,I Vllli’l it ,iii lumps i ii lu ll up F. W. Triipolln of the Kiiiifunl llaptlri fJhiirrti—Mrs. Voile Wil­ 'he F VA S t ill- Convention, lla v to P r e 'id cr il' poui-rs to semi Naval Auxiliary Air Rtation. V h iilur nf huiuh I'i i -Mu l*rn liams' class. I'l.lHI; Fidelity fbi . 'onn Beach tills week, a X'Jfi sin AnnHie r ii "in l mops ■ l,i , ,I iiti huiilirui U.Tihi Niuth Km t ,m nf At West point, said Cnl, Gnt lin.OOl Woman's Hihle Class, $|„ log* bond a w ard from Hie B u tt l l i i u r v r , lie -I I it In lit, Sen He ftfri ;ilift inn Mill It il mrii NViieliel, endeta learn to obey 100) Glrrle M, FJ.UU; I’hllalh' a T ra c to r Co, ‘ ey order* u Foreign llelntiiui ■ oeimiltee in. without arguing, adding _ that pnn Chi-*, lifi.tm. fils supervised flit mlng program pri'Vlims view II ,tl tin* Pteslileiil shin it Ihit sh.imht* ' nf f itmpnuiitl • Pi ‘UIm im Ihe Ill'll . M' s InIm I ill Presbyterian Church, exiTOtton of a good plan Is'in for t tie Ittn ir.u ','tm id I •*• ill ifi inis such luilbot i " v, tie11 Ihe de a* good as good execution of a Rentilnll Avcnuo Chapel, J5.<"'i elmli's Mm ral'ingr o f two e m u f..r poll Ii ,,f 0,e Imin. v-hi,Ti| .,|\.,,, r pfi il I1In.I Ann t n m 1411■!1 A< •<.1 ••I li t rt 1 tiuul Nn 'L i v limy h* m l i tin First (’liiirch of Christ Rclcnlut, d a iry m ilk , five row s for beef, to o Hii» 'e e i ir ii y of Ho I'htteil State poor plan. •uf* i ihlt |»a111 inf 9 im; mi *-»t m in lie told nf the four yearn of f'Kt.'iti; KpHropal (’liurrh, s' cow* for italrv breeding, and 75 'I'he ,|iieslii,n v , i i, , i l In Sen tlinn M|u i'llW 'Af(i It tpim: training In which must discipline Marks Chapter. IHM'U: Asaemb'v head o f bog* fop meat and l u c d IIP ken loop, u , l t I , , i In, m l il tilt ft inIr wiutpnTi lug. ffc Is also c u ltiv a tin g four vl , III " v itill r HI I I ll tn Itie A tlll'l i* self-discipline, including s e l f . of God, fit,(HI. Methodist Church. Woman's So­ acre* o f Irisb potatoes, four a e i," leiiii people " \nn* 1 HMD h 11 .ii* tritpi 1 Imiml Inflicted physical discomfort. f'UjIlt DOW Imi In till Cadet* Jearn to tnke and follow ciety of Christian Service, 131!.-**■. " f w aterm elons and 15 a r r c ' of \• Inon wns > tlfvillg tin III,' hhit*r| ip ii u H | in • «itii|M>iiriil 11 order* In nrdrr to be better pre- Judge Ware's Class, 15.00; Tru u pasture for livestock, secoml iluy on ll •• two iliu-iinie,il luired In give orders, he declared, Hcckcrs Class, 18.00; Daughters "f Mike Rn'undn was winner and,l v»hit'll he ts urging 'lie Semite to lothi .1 ninth Iii»(Iv tinnhh'fl up m mi ml *1r■1 in iv.i> Hi si*m\* •«••! in Mm At the end of four yenrs, the Wesley, 188.00. David Van Ne’ « was runner up "f Pilot Club, 128.00; the Gird 'i 'he Klwatds Club award of | 5il, .lpprti"e ipileklv ■ ll 'l"ll In sun -ill nn u t || cadet learn* In which branch of ibir iii'tlnn tiy iiIHe. iiiirntid Fivi' hiMlir • m h *' fiMiml hi tho service he I* to he commission­ Club, 110.00; PEO Chapter V. the same In h« used Inward the Hue is ,i pi' , 1'1 , ontr'iei between 11 r ni I i f m unit JtlmMmi m in th in ed a* ll second lieutenant, and this 10.30. expenses of attending the Nation Personal G ift*-John William'. "1 FFA convrntfnn tn Kansas Cllv Hie I lulled iln'l ■ Hi ibim Ft unee Hniiril u i*|| will lie determined by his academic Western ticeinimv 'Flic nllier 1 Mm* vir fi iii' h tniml 'Mir Mmi average. He learns that within 110.00; Fred Wilson, 91.00; H e In Repternber. The sward wn * I mill him lie deep reserves that can Ire Denton, 11.00; Mrs. Jorganscn. ti**cd on the aiinervineil farm pro­ Is i prill, ii'ol J,; winch Wcslritl hth inf I his litif’k * Hhm ii iH *u'rn 98.00; Mrs. Worker, 98.00; Mi* gram, home Improvements, supple Germniiv asnutne Hu idilluntiiui hr 1 Mu mill 1 -ipi Hui-ii’ l int .•••dinil tapped. ;i nieinber nf Hie Norlti Albintie Ml'l'lp "When victory of your force* R. T. Thrasher. 91.00; Charle* menlary farm Jobs, cooperative nf Treaty llrgiiiiira'ioii iNAFtti IBrrtW BM ivn p i i t 'U | t»ieei jr llfown. 91.00; Mary and the lives of your men depend PMarriwether, I tii'iilv nn! 1 ID’Mprl nun r f.ilol activities, nfflrrs held, ami other 91.00; Bernice Rlone, 91.00; Cot activities. It nation** »■ Paa* Might! Ai'lieann also ti stlheil ipeeffleil h.i 1 h»H a in* frnri". (till 1114: M»»bett Rudd, 91.00; Michael Diet/., ly Hint the llnllcil Stub", linn inuile Joe Pickens and David Hnsack mi t'linimilifionts in send Ainerlcim nil hi Tlmy '/till lliul li' nlrrs h it! l.00; Mrs. Leonard Clark, 910'1. M In kill IIif*in Smyrna BeautieiT |r*. Earnest Betts, 9L00; Mr* were chosen this year hy Mr. End troops to nltl the French fir.titlin! phiiitm Ihr NnrMi Knrnii' in Mm dy to attend the Forestry Train Ciiiniiiunlsls In Imlorhliia F. E. Roumlllat, 91.00; MlTai Come To Sanford bolt, 9100; Mr*. W. P. Prookn, inif Camn at Camp Olem Rtate 'Fills point nlsii w;is railed tiv .■nni|im»nrl wntr Mir MillH <iu il i; miii|» lt» Im ihs)mt U'fl l<i »nn m ill 91.00; Mrs. B. Nowsomn, 80 cenl<; Park, Julv 13-18. Rpnnsorpil fiv llirkcnlnoppr wli" sni'l he won rnmpnimfls In Mr|j; (Mui IlivHnn Mevor William Rtemner w*|. Mrs, I). L. Thrasher, 98.00, 8fr •onie of Florida’s leading Indus ilrrcd why the French had agreed romed to Hanford a glamorous Clare Gimi, 938.00; Mlsa Ger­ tries, the ramp Is under the dlrrc tn sign the agreements Invulvlm: I, iiiM lnnr'n nimpfilun fnr nnnm 1 1 rtnMflllFil (In l*il AC«- I "1141*I I contingent of .10 bathing beauties maine, 18.00; Mra. J. T. N'owhy, ilon nf the Florida Boanl uf Western GrriiJlinv 'liter first Hull and New Smyrna Beach’s Mayor ■1.00; Mary Earle, 92.00; Marti,* Forestry. rating great rolnetancc Hi;IIAIIY RESIDENT It nice If. ftweat when their motor­ Fox, 910.00; Louise Austin, 5“ While in ramp the student* re. Aehesnn toll! (TmnmlHee ('hair (;,pt S. Norman Groves, "f cade arrived Tueeday morning. cents; Mr*. Olive Hunt, 60 cent*; reive soma training In all phase. man Connnlly (D Tex i "llicre i Deltiry. arid formerly of Brook­ Mayor Hweat presented Mr. Pataye Young*, 80 cants; Martin of forestry work. They scale log’ , nn niilomnllc n'd .,f w„r involvcil" Htemper with a beach ball while Jordan 91.00; Naomi Norwood, R0 estimate boaril feet in saw log! on the part of Ihe United Stalei lyn, N. W., participated ill all he rerelvad kisses from 18 of the rent*; Helen Brvan 9100; John nnd In standing timber and visit If Ihere Is nggre»sloll against West American Legion ceremony In touring beauties. Mayor Stamper Galloway, 60 cent*; Letha Fuwlei. saw mills ami turpentine stills. rrn Germany nr 'iny other uicm New York May 28 In memory "f declared. “I have never seen such 91.00; Edith Lee, 80 cental Mra. R About half of their time Is spent her of the European Defense Com Copt. .limes Hodgson 11,id,I. Navy veteran mid former American Ex­ a beautiful array of women out­ L. Cox, 60 centa; Esther Rly ■ 95 - in elass and tho other half In the rnunlty port Lines rnplnin who wii* buried ride of Hanford and Remlnolo 00. field. In the evening games nro All this country hind* itself to I* at sea nl,out 3(1(1 miles west of County." Mrs, Emmett Hunt. 910.00; Mr*. i,n toyed. consultation. Acheson said. Gibraltar. Mayor Hweat, speaking In froRt David Van Nets ami Bobby In his prepared slalomonl, Ache Capt. Groves. «* commander of nf the’ Chamber of Commerce llorsdorf art serving as delegates son emphasised "There must he building, formally Invited all res­ nbeth Williams, (2.00; Mra. B*m from the Chapter at the Dayton* no misunderstanding in any the S. 8, "Kxrallhiir", ('apt. ident* of Seminole Countv nnd ■on 91.00; Mr*. Ruth Rcott, 91.00; Reach' convention, which opened quarter" about, hnw this country Hu,id’s old ship, received it wreath f 1 am tho member* of the Mer­ II o h i U i k U ti n t ' n a * K l e h f l .Hanford tn New Imyme Reach’s Mr. and Mr*. R. R Coopar, (8,00; Monday and andf tomorrow, chant Marine 1’ost of the Amer­ “Seaside Fleet*" to be held tomor­ Mra, 8. O, flhlnholaer, (2.00; Mr. ican Legion, of which (.'apt. Build I.IONK CLUB OUTING Mrs. row through Sunday, and Mra. Van fllont, NAVY CONTRACTU Thursday nlghl, June ID, and was a member. The wreath waa The motorcade than mode a Amalia ITehl*, 93.00; S T ’ s ™ , WASHINGTON I4t- The Navy brief lour around tha business dis­ Whslchel. 11.00; Mra. Harry today announced the award nf con- nut tomorrow night, is the data droppeil from thu "Kxallbur" by trict before proceed!nf on Its inti- Woodruff, 11.00; Mra. II. C. llat- tract* for 819 landing craft, all but for tho Lion* C.'juh noting at Ilea- Capt. Grove, on Memorial Day Like. Tho program will include at tho approximate spot where 9*1,' VS.OOf Joyce Hetiei, 91.00; J. four for llw Army. notary. _________ . D. Cerdeh:. 91.00; Mra. Elvira The total coat of theie 8(1 foot tho installation of new offlrcrs of Capt. fludd was hurled. Capt. p r iv a t e G u n .fr Oarnar, 910.00. hoata la about IT Vi million dollara. the club, and member* and thnit Groves is also a member of thu Furthar Information may ba ob­ Four ara'to ba transferred to Tur> wlvo* and guuat* will enjoy n post. NUERNBERG, Germany <41 - A chlckon harhst'iio. Duu tn tho out. U. 8. Army court martini today tained by railing Mra. W. P. kay* TOKYO FoV ui ATION found Pvt. Richard A. Hagelher* Chapmen, Mra. H. C. Hetiei, Miss Among firms receiving Ihe In» next w*#k, ne legulnr TuoaTOKYO Ufl — Tha metropolitan or, 13, Chula V|aU, Calif., guilty Martha Fox, Mra. Voile WlUlimi awards waa Laris Painting Inc., day meeting' will he held at the Mr.- FretUDywin or Mra. 8,1 Groan Govt Springs, Fla. It wlU Yacht Club by tha Liana, it waa government today said Tokyo'* of murder In tha carbine allying population Jon* 1 was 7,013,000. announced by Harry Rnbipn. nf two German clvUUna leal April, viva Gamer. build 90 croft. t fc tJs & H U b s ft M o l'!' '.iiit would put the govern'mi ihe still- of the e m p lo y ­ '<» » i Morse's plan would have author iml plant semirc, with power tn 1 .use Ihe workers' pnv and selie pari of ihe iilunts' profits The 'ci/iiic would in' ll ill 1 tell to HO days iillli'" emigres* extended II 'File Senate, iiiimnved hy Mr Irmtan'* personal appeal for spe 1 lilt »ei«ure powers, held firmly against any alternative other than Tuft Hartley "The Isxiio fur pome nr war tilings In Ihe balance and strei Is a vital element In the milenme," Mr Truman told a Imwilly ar11'"ii fill Mrit ill! f*iHiRir t?l||Vitl City, County To Lend Each Other hiving Equipment H ip I'ntirifv * nitiminion V/*- nu«n «»i 'j»r« uil Ae.tnlon niri f’l'il ifi fi i i'l-1111 mill pt "Kruin wlu'M'My 1 h(< i'll v miuI ! ‘minty Hill ll'flll t'i|iup9lli'lll AUt1II HU u i'il fur pnvitHf mul Uiudinu to *‘iirh (i Dll’ 1 |'he DKirum.tti fulltiwtil nn uf* f ir ml requrnt Lv Muynr VV II# Slum pur, thill the I'Hv uve flmilt* 1 v mud eipiipuirtil, In puy fu| In Imu iiiul mnM'rifilii He laieil ihni i Ik,- I'ounty in (urn vv,itllil b,’ iilbiweil 1,, l„*i low C ity . |>,I|i| 11 !' 1 11 , when lieeili'il M ay,11 Rteinper t'„la v slated tlm, 11,,'ie bad b,'eh .nine ml*,,11,tei .lan din g mI>«,*,t Mm City'* I,->• of Count) ovvnr.l n.rpbiilt .pi m l e r l,emg used near Hie i ' ii lie Brewer project in ’ rrnrri■ ttore with a te n tallv e iigieemenL 1.,-ivv><en C i ' v and County. A p p ia i-a l wui k on M,e French A Venn,' vvtdenlng pnrji'i t Is at),Ult eompleti', and M,e a p p ia i .als will 1., preienled to l ily, County met S l a t e Hiitlinritios in 'lie Ileal fuf ,ti e, said Mayor Rtrmper. All Moil 11 tiolding up the pro gram now is a re s u r v r y !>y a State .n rv ey o r of ,1 paic el of land in Hie IHeniiiwold urea If till' S t a le approves the »ppiai-nls, negutintioiis are .Ion to .lui t to in-quiti< ihe necessary rights of Way. il was pointed aut Hiis mnrnlng tiy II. N S a y e r, city ,-lerk. CAMPAIGN COST TALLAHASSEE ft D It (Billy) Mathews, Demurralic nomine* tor representative from Hie new Klglitli Congressional District, to­ day reported additional campaign exnemlitlirrs of 15,152 11 In s fitistii’lnl slalenirnl cover lug llir period from May IT to June J, tiled wltht he secret*ry uf stale's office. Mathews listed addition,il contribution* nf LVI-tB.VI. Mathews lx unopposed in Ihe No* veinber general election. Former Hep. l-ex Green. Starke, who was defeated hy Mathews in the Democrats' runoff primary May 27, reported hr spent $2,293.19 and received 92,WKt 77 in confri* tuitions during the period from M a^ _27toJu n e^ )_^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Movie Time Table h itz "Mura Marti" 1:00 - 3:08 • 6:1ft • 7:24 • 9:33 MOV! ELAND "Never Give a Sucker an Even Break” 7:45 • Feature 8:33 • Last complete show 0:38 I'RAIKIF. LAKE “Whan lo Rom*" 7:40 - 10:30 "Without Honor" 0:30 only ■:-l 1 •• f* J ............................. —uX- ^ •»,,.'a4 . - «i ■*■■ ■,1 ..-■.I.*- i:: sf . i * *9 .— . 1 J| f, p ■■ f � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/89a9dd163e29736ef9eba573a1ac1f55.pdf f76629fcc65112bbd7d0d92e8a2aeffd PDF Text Text Sulfuric add la mad* from h| drogcn, oxygon and sulfur. ClflM Held At Junior High Methodtot Church Circles Tha Junior Hick School, the rsduatlng clan of which aum*ra 82 b o y and W girls, bald It* clan uay prograa this mornIrijr In the school auditorium and a number of awards wars made for attendance and scholarship. “Belle* On Tholr Toe*" Each room and section was re­ With the “Chenper By presented pupils !» the pro­ gram. Principle H. B. True an­ the Boxen" Family nounced that graduation will take back again 1 piece Monday rnomlnr at tha school, with the Bey. Lucian Scott, i■ or.-*' S fc W Lake Mary, delivering the ad­ dress. Mrs. W. 0. Flaming presented the __ the .... tha Qlee Oise Club award to COmpoifii oi tniBi ttil l riciuitjWiPt Eighth Grade which waa retire, Esther Williams. Vivian Blaine and Joan Evan* In a scene from sentrd by Barber* O'Barr, class It. M. Mason, Mrs, J. It. William* and Mrs. Clyde Kamsey. Mrs. MOM'* musical fun hit, “Skirt* Ahoy”, in color by Technicolor, show­ president. Leonard led the devotional and ing on Kit* Theater screen 8unday, Monday and Tuesday. Glee Club accompanists also re­ decipleship, Those attending were ceived awards. These Included Mrs. R. u. Hitchlson. Mrs. Hmitli, Tom Wyatt and Paul Elliott of Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Williams, Mrs, the Eighth Grad* and Ann Thurs­ U. F. Dyal, Mrs. J, H. Anderson ton and Nancy Cash of the BovDAYS TO REMEMBER Jr., Mrs. J. F. Riser, Mrs. Kirby, snth Grade. rs, Leonard, Mrs. J. E. McKIriAll school pupils wen dis­ • BIRTHDAY y, Mrs. John Olllon, Mis* Rip­ missed at noon today w tha troopers broke up a sltdown strike school ple and Mrs. Psarson. • WEDDING term. weekend with relative* el Day. of 200 Negro convicts at Loulal• ANNIVERSARY ana’s State Penitentiary today, Circle No. 8 met nt the E. H. tons Reach. Mr. and Mra. Charlei Geiger firing three gas sheila into their • CHRISTMAS Laney horns on East Elghtaenth Street. The meeting waa called lr> and daughter of North Carolina camp barrack* ami selling 41 • MOTHERS DAY order by Chairman Mrs. C. E. were visitors of Mr. Geiger's ringleaders. l('eafle>#4 green Peg* One I mother Mr. and Mra. Phillip Always Nice Te Give Chorpenlng. Devotional by Mrs. II. Col. Prancla Grevemberg, data II, Crumley and prayer by Mrs. J. Rauer, for a few deya last week. police superintendent, laid troop, the government for veterans' train­ Mr. and Mr*. IJsmey Shulti era radioed him .from lha prisop ing not ftctually given. C. Davis, president of tnu Wom­ An employ* of the accounting en's Society of Christian Service, left Inst week for their home In at Angola, about 70 mllea north­ New York. opened the meeting. west of here, the other convicts agency’s Detroit office, Sprague ROBERT L. COX Th« Geneva Youth Cluh held a Involved had surrendered ami re­ said Comptroller General Lindsay Officers for the coming year et-together PHOTOGRAPHER Warren asked the Justice Depart­ and a surprise birth- turned id Iheir farm work. ■re si follows: Mrs. Chorpenlng, lUH NORTH PARK AVBNUB nv party In honor of Valleen Prison Superintendent D. D. ment In Beplember, 1948, to try chairman; Mrs. M. R. Strickland, PHONE 878 Prevatt who received many Rater radioed for slate police help to recover an allaged $19,000 over­ vice chairman; Mrs. Crumley, sec­ charge from the-Detroit firm on EUR APPOINTMENTS retary; Mrs. M, L. Nichols, tress- pretty and useful gift*. Refresh­ early loday when the convicts. la a government contract. urn; Mrs. Clarence Wallis, cour­ ment of punch, eookles, and Camp "I, refused to leave their nprague said that In April, 19G1, tesy; Mrs. V. XI. Wyatt, publicity; watermelon were served. About barrack* and made several de­ he came to Washington on anothsr Mrs. Ray Herron, social relations; aft attended. rase with George Petsar, an asMr. and Mrs. John 8tone and Mrs. S. G. llarrimnn, literature; slstant U. B. attorney. and Mrs, Charles Brown, status uf family had aa their guest Sunday On April 9, the witness aaid, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Stone and woman. Falser visited Baur at his Wash­ family of DeLeon Spring*. Announcement was made that ington botsl, and latar left n note U'M iliw S f’r»m Pass Oa*> Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepbum are co-itarrxl In tha the July masting will be in tha have ns their guest for * few peace we have so lately rewon at In Sprague's hotsi room saying form of a rovered dtah luncheon at ■lays l.t. Comdr. and Mrs. P. E. so fearful a cost. "The alternative Hiur had telephoned Boyle and Stirring drama, “African Queen” being shown for the first time in Sami nole County at Movlvland Rlda-In Theater Sunday, Monday and the home of Mra. E. C. Daniels Lusk uf the station In Jackson­ waa slavery. . . . We have ag­ McGrath. with Mrs. Nichols as co-hoslese. ville. Sprague uoted the note aa say­ Tuesday, gressive intent toward none." At the conclusion of the meeting Itldgway referred to "the illim­ ing “They both came to his Mr*. Lurllle Norton and son delicious refreshments were ter* have itable reservoir* of our own (llaur'a) suite." visiting them for a few renlum and also welcomed now veil by the hostess to Mi*. ChurHe testified alto that Petaer told strength" and declared: •lays Mra. Thomaa Bailey of members Mr*. A- F. Collum, Mrs. penlng, Mrs, St lick land, Mrs. him ho was going to discuss "If these historic evidences of Winter Park, W. L. Elder and Mrs. Klsla Bare­ Crumley, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Haur’a case with McGrath tha fol­ By MAKION HARMAN The Rev, and Mra. Lyman Hall strength should he mistaken by lowing foot into the circle. Wyatt, Mra. Herron, Mrs. Harrl- nml morning. the lords of Communism os Indi­ family bad aa their guest Rwfrothmenla were served to man, Mr*. Drown, Mr*. Dankla, Spragua said he turned the note cations of weakness, be construed WTRR's Sunday b r o a d c a a t Hr*. Grady Herman, Mrs. T. E. Mrs. Clark Lennardy, Mrs. K. 0. Sunday Rev. Hall's mother, Mra. ns signs of a declining clvilliatlon over to the comptroller general schedule Include*: "Th* Little Wilton, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mra. B. Williams, Mrs, J. N. Assarello, Mary Hall of i’lnecaitle. They that places peace before freedom, and relurnad to Detroit. Gauntry Church" at R:<H) o'clock D. Priest, Mrs. Olive Wells, Mr*. Mrs. waiter Clark, Mrs. R. R. also had a* their guest Monday comfort before sacrifice, self be­ The witness said a court trial Sunday m o r n in g , followed by R. ¥> Crenshaw, Mra, W, 8. Thorn­ Monroe, Mrs. II, C. Morgan and Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Maloon of fore common good, that error cleared Baur of criminal charges broadcast from St .Luke's Luth­ Orange City, ton, Mrs. J. (]. Walts, Mrs. W. J. Mr*. J. C. Davis, in connection with the alleged eran Church In Slavla nt Mlsae* Imogens and Nadlna would bring dreadful suffering to overcharging. Davis, Mrs. Nettle Tallis, Mr*. us, but 1 1 would bring destruction Hostlck spent the weekend in 'ed Collum, Mra, R. !|, Rtely, And be said Assistant Atty. Gen. o'clock. First Methodist Church to them and their power." (Train with relatives. ra. W. L, Elder, Mr*. Elsie Hoi maa Baldridge notified the Gen- service will he broadcast at 11:00 ", , . Lot no one underestimate Mr. and Mrs, Herman Fora and Barefoot, Mra. U< W. Barefoot, orni Accounting Office In June, o’clock, and nt (1:90 o’clock In the daughter Loretta visited relatives our resolve lu live as free men, 1B91— two montha altar hia Wash­ evening a broadcast from the Mrs. G. W. Halley, Mrs. B. W. In our own territories, engaged In Sturdivant, Mr*. Gtorga Gray and ntult peaceful *\ii itr-sifll! pursuits, hllNIllta ” he ha con­ PAH. ington trip— that the government Church of Christ. our own -HODMra. McDaniel. would not prosecute a civil suit tinued. Colleen Engehretsun will handle "Above all let no one mistake for racovary of the money, Sprague aiid Baldridge told Mm tha mlcroohotie chores tomorrow ‘ Circle No. 8 met Monday at tha our patience, our tolerance, our home of Chairman Mra. E. G. constant quest for peaceful solu­ the reason was that “ soma of the morning at 11:00 o’clock on "The BAGASSE NEWSPRINT Children's C la s s i c H«ur". Her Kilpatrick Jr. Mrs. J. M. McCsstions at the council table aa evi­ witnesses are dead." NEW YORK US— The Journal of dence of fear." "Are any of them dead that you mlke-mate, Dorothy Holloway. l« klll led tha devotional portion of Commerce printed a sheet of its visiting at Stetson University this tha program using a part of the The general also arranged to know o|T" Brapguo waa asked. regular press run today on news­ lay wreaths at other historical "No, sir," he replied. Thirteenth Chapter, Corinthian*. week. This week's broadcast Is the print made from bagasse— tha points along tho invasion beaches The devotional was concluded with 162nd In the series. waste of sugar cane. • poem 'Thu Lon Had A Job For during the day — at Mlleiloai •I4W* The New York business dally Eero, start bf tho "Lthcrty High Me” by Mra. N#l la Vaughn. Seminole T ire Hhop "The Freedom fltorv”, a Sunday ran tho bagosio paper sheet way," route of victory through Mra. Kilpatrick preeliM over broadcast over WTRR at 2:90 through 2.000 copies of II* Friday France to Germany; at monu the business and Mr*, k . W. TurCherry Service Station o'clock, make* some unusual revedition. ttar read from the Methodist rnent* and military rematrrlot stations. Created In dramatic form Tim naiier was made at the where lie thousand* of soldiers Woman tho goala for th* neat Jeon Her. H(n„ Lnngwood from actual Investigation* and llerty Laboratories at Htvannah, Who fell on the beachhead, quadrenial. Elected to aery* with historical records, listeners are In­ Oh , under a pro-hydrolysis process Mra. Kilpatrick this year wvre Oviedo Bervlce Station formed on government, local, state Invented by Joaquin cm la Rota, Mra. It. F. Robinson, co-ehalrmam DENTAL PRESIDENT Cuban burn New York engineer. ami national. Mrs, O. K. Guff, secretary) Mi*. MIAMI REACH Leslie Do la Rum wai pleased with Any Pure Oil Station •1400Paul llortun, treasurer; Mrs. A W ill pleased ts Lorraine Alien H'eailieva rtie s f S I l Uaa) the results of the run, the second U. ilell, West Palm Beach, was Tcd Hanna I* at tbe micropl one Cugat a* she returns to New York elected president of the East Coast ambassador to tho United States again on Monday at 12:49 o'clock from Europe aboard the It* D* In three weeks. District Dental Society today, auci alnca Dec, 31, 1947. Mrs. Charles Rowes, Mrs. Char cording Dr. J. Ernest Edwards, Hia disclosure that ha did not with another of hi* “business re­ Fro nee. During her tour (ha penlng. Mrs. Fundoni, Mr*. HarMre. Har Coral Gables. Intend to return to hia poat-con­ porter" broadcasts. Mr. Hanna tracked down new talent for her aunahlna chairman; Mra. Nellla r|a, Mr*. Robert Mitchell, Mr*. tradicted aarllar nuaslan ambassy tskea listeners behind the scenes dance band, and her es-hiubarut, Dr. Jack II. Beckwith, Miami, Vaughn, reporter. Tha floats**** Um ar Rowland, Mrs, Swsuk, Mr*. statement* that hia trip waa a In many Interesting and unusual Xavier Cugat, I* going to have a was chosen president elect. aarved refreshment* to Mrs. MeR, V. Thompson, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. vacation and that ha planned to Industries to esnlaln th* history, little competition, shs declares. Other officers named Included: Casklll, Mrs. flhlnholser, Mrs. purpose, and ethics of tha busliter* The show must go on, aa they say, Williams and Mra. Tyrs. coma back. Dr. Albert D. Rosenthal, Miami; Horton, Mrs. Graok, Mra. Vaughn, world today. Panyuahkln shrugged and aald. and sna has something to show. first Vico president; DR. William Mrs, Dora Guarry, Mrs. Turner, 'lateher, Mre. Murrla Forgujon, Circlo No. II mvt on Tuesday •I486* R. Edwards, Fort Lauderdale, sec­ "1 wouldn't lias to comment," Mrs. L, T. Dos*. Mra. Goff, Mra. Ira. Jonaa, Mra. Robert Jones, owning at MtOO p.m. with Mra. Ku- ond vice president, and Dr. E. when asked by reporters what hia Florida Highway Patrolman Bob Robinson, Min Parrish, Mra. Kil­ fra, Marvin Leddon. Mra. Meeks, genu Williams, eircla chairman, Munroa Farber, Delruy Beach, sec- new aailgnmanl would be. / Harrison will havs another safety patrick and a visitor, Mra. John Irs. Sipple. Mrs. Kmury 8pl*r, who opened th* masting with a ratary-traaiurer. On leaving the State Department message for WTRR listener* Sun­ Ira. Tyre, Mr*. John White, Mr*, praver and eaplalnad th* quadDr. Edwards (did th* meeting building, he told newareel and tale- day evening at 8:16 ocloek «n jfllllams. Mr*. Lay, Mrs. Howard, rental goats for 1968-88. Mrs. that dentists should keep abreast WTRR’s public service program Circle No. 4 mat on I (ra. Anderson and a visitor Mra. Marvin Dial, assisted by Mrs. M. of dental progress in order la “Tha Safety Show”. Music by the • homo of Mrs. Boy W. Caatla and Mra, Williams render the best possible service Safatyatta* and safety hints for ra. g. O. Shlnholaer conducted a pledge service after everybody, I tha opening devutb Circle No, 8 mat Tuesday at which the following officer* were t0Only imiy indoing in ooing thia, inis, he ne said, saiu, caoi [Ills presided over thi he home of Mre. W. W. Tyre with elected] Mrs. Dyal, co-chairman; dentists meet lha threat of so­ ambassador also said bo waa talon at which time t Kra, Roy Wall and Mre. George Mr*. Makulm Higgins, secretary; cialisation In tho health profeiaUM). happy'!' about bla departure g officer* were electsi Williams Jr. co-hostesses. Mr*. Mrs. Thao Pate, treasurer; Mrs. "Though outwardly at tho mo­ ir during th* ytaki 1 3erl Chorpenlng Jr. lad tha da- II. O. Smith, secretary and aoela) ment this threat stoma dormant, yuahktn, who has frequently 'right, co-ehalrmnni ft fotional with Mrs. W. W. Tpro relation*! Mrs, Earl Dosaay, lit- I aiaur* you that it la only 8 eCal), secretary; Mil maiding ovar tha huilnei* so*----- -------------------------r r --------- r — temporary condition and tho threat i labary, treasurer; r M lion. Bh* Introduced paw offleer* t will be presented again and again lie, missionary study; dr*. Mas Fundom, co-chairmen! In tho years to coma," ha said, drs. Roger Harris, , decretory| , - \l • V < *. « ' lira. Walt, treasurer; Mra. Churian, status of woman I Mrs. John 9 ^ t il 1H IN M i l ’ : ; »»n ng, mission aludyi Mra. G. 11 lanton, Wumbarahlp; Mra. Al ■ ij« a g ia n e e a t « 3M W B urphy, aunahlna ehairmsai Mra. ralehnn Crawsil, worship canter lalrman. Tha boateaaea served refreshante to Mr*. Arthur Backwltb, ra, Blanton, Mrs. Caatla, Mra. sen, Mrs. fl. J. Denton. Mra. Plea — Carteta Uat Chapter "MyoNfleeo Island" Officeti for the new pear war# tlon on Monday. :. RcfrcchmcntSj dotted at the regular mootings were served upon the arrival of if tirclee of the Women’s Society the guests end a "rrt-acquainUd if Christian Service of the First hour enjoyed. Miss Louise Slpplo Methodist Church. Circlo Mo. J presided st the business session net Monday at the home of the end Introduced nrw offirsrsi Mr*, ihnlrman, Mr*. W. A. Hunter. J, H. Nicholson, vice chairman and ■•a. J. P. Ttiuiinoiid led the d»* .* c,iu iy; Sirs. John Gllwfk •"! \\. 1». 'vlioiial and conducted' thti meet- slstant secretary; Mrng. Kirby, treasurer; Mrs. - J. M. The following officers were Leonsrd, study’ tjwmhiijI Mrs. « . ited: Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, co* T . Werren, ■**,r,fu**|JA "j j!j*' Imam Mr«. L. M. Swain, sec- Ned Smith, swlal relations; Mrs. otary; Mrs. C. E. McKee, mas* J* II- Anderson, sunshine; Mis. irer: Mrs. E. C. Wllllems. mis* Pearson, reporter. ___ ... E K [ GENEVA NEWS | Prison Strike Broken By State Troopers S THE ESSEX STUDIO S Gen. Ridffway Radio Briefs S KuHsian Envoy Saturday Only! • 11 r0 Double Feature • ) Now Soria) < ’Dan Dar# Devil Rtiso Again'’ SUNDAY - MONDAY a id TUESDAY! �&f8K38 tv Y O U D O N ’T I y « u Sanford Herald. City ty, by 7iM F. M.. please rail YELLOW CAB 1444 A N I N D E P E N D E N T U tU l.V N K W S I’A f’ Mil Established 1'JOH SANFO RD, F L O R ID A M O H p .A V II N K !*. Assoc in led Press Leased Wirt- !!• President Tr urn an Sees Early End To Steel Controversy Russell Gives His Views On U.S. Issu e s Senator Agrees With HSTForeignPolicy; Republican G ro u p Meets In ChieagA, Supreme Court ”, ' 1 To Give Ruling 1)! r|*« *■■■■ On Segregation ..............v By JACK HF.IJ, , . CHICAGO if* — Supporter* of GW. DtfltfM D. Elrautetoer t l l l n i M l (May ■ move by batter* a ISaa. Bateit Ai Tart •• M M Gi v Dn i Iu MafAritbar aa RvyabMcta aallaaal cunn n m keynoter. I . BatacU Sprague, New York MilMU l commil toemm, told thh rtportor Uw Elsenhower forers art opposed to selection ul Mac Arthur because be hai publicly arted Tall In the pre ronvru campaign. « rcTb ■*1*■ |*k/|j ^ VI 1 b P .* _• I ir it n m W it h l i .s tiff Case In v o lv in g Rail ro.nl Seizure Is O i (let ctI I ) i s in i v.:. r • 'THT* r 1■ fa L ir r W A S l H N h IttN 0 I Im* |»t4 int i tunI 11itI ,i v i i i 111 to i tv lit lli# i »*l't I'p.tllull i>t lull .#ii *| r*i i n t llllllren in I I Ul lit tl v |n(tiiii rlllHlh ' (lliliill In Ililt 1,1u i l 1lit* i tun ( | m il l fu n i'li nil Ivbn at*|u*il ii. .« ii i.tit'iil . Attn *I All II *' H" -it lull l l '■U ill Ml nig badge ul tiifi i ini ili ' nhl. fi h i .1 hiitl rfti >t m| iim Mu ii t'hlliliHi* Hic*y lOOUntd » »'i »*i alion •• fore viotat* tin* « mi t i l i i h m u l gnaruntee ul m i u M ptiu* tn*n it tin* l.itt T h e Jp|*i d .. .u l. t tin* \ .»*t*I«I . g WASHINGTON u v - Sen. Rich B. RustelJ of Georgia aaid to ’ be think* he li the only can lie for the Democratic Pres I oaotial nomination who la sure ho could beat either Gen. Du Uhl D Eisenhower or Sen. Hubert A Tuft for the Presidency Mitrall presented hli views as a Praaldential aspirant in the week hr magazine U. S. News nud World Report. Me said, in part: Fair Employment Practices CumprlxiUK lid gills nioi >11 Uiyit, tli** Rrininola High Helmut i-ln.n id III62 will hold rcnlpd by ilupt 1 Commission with compulsory purf its giiiiliiulii.it program tonight nt HitKI o'clock ut the ii-hool umhlurioili. Peatu rln g lh>- p”i >’i.'v.'liihil Jr.. foi l arii era i would endanger cnnslitulion.il iwnslitulii program will In* talk* hv Mmgtirtd Malloy, vnh'dlclorian nnd Itoh.'ii th.kwilh mol hy .link II. liberties; Itursell favors voluntary vulutaiunan. The risen him hern oui' tnndlng hi Its iivhirvcmriits uiid awards will !«■ pilncipul Tier High fE P C . 9 He agrees with the liruad mil lines of the Truman Admlnl-.lra tlon foreign ixillcy, hut would ask It t M ip p o in t f f d U. 8 allies In carry more »t the expenses of coiuballlng Commu nlsm. He could balance the budgtd, on less the internnlloiint slluatlnn wor­ sens, by calendar PJil, at ahmit T h e im i'o rlm ire I*. \mt*rirn •>/ llo- yuutli g iu d u u i ln c from |i > Ihe present rate of federal s>end .eliool. WBrt n l l r M o l h i -I i n f il l hv Ing. Ot nr <U billion dollars n year Ihe Itev. I.. It. Itii'M o ii. |.m l o r of He would not ralso taxes, except Lnlco Miiry M inister (he tops Isolated instances, and increases t'liillrli of the Nazni'.'iie, ill a Tnuld be balumcd oil by de Askti S tu d en ts T o huerwluiiienlo .I'liilmi to Ihe l-'e creases. g rn ilo u lii o( H.'ioioole High J u s t i f y Sehoo'.ing Hi pool loot liifhl He thinks lh<* Hupreme l ourl T h r e e oilier m im >• in i u r t l c l rightly ruled against President T h e Itevereii'l l.iiiTan Hcolt, In 1.nil'll u U o In Ihe p ro g r a m til the Truman’a claim of inhoreni con the |iitn«l|ml address nl t h « Hnn- l.igh niTiool niidltorlom , the Kxv stltiitional (towers to seize Ihe |ul M*|!ri':! it uni u.tl Photo ii> ru n . tl... I> V It . In M in l, N H u l l Inn mi tut Hu I .v .’vtis ■Mlrd lii 11.'I MI1III I' M.itrla, •iill.ii mil i I'd' ' bmmui I Ml i 111mi! i hi Tn|it'k;i, tutu uni r i i K i i i l u f i (\mnt> , S « ‘ lli m i \ ci Mn i, ii « iiriiv of flu' i .i t i bull *iff*■-1 pu’ i I be M'lmul I'l’tr iiiiui m’iu i iIf Tin* liit'li It limn 11 w ill In mi >i <* meiltn on liuth . i j u u m I thiin.* it nrw I f i m lisili I n - 'n r. i i . l i. .mt! m ay hand dm I. i #|•rt inn I «fMil*, vi ii ni (-ii i \ hi I*i if tint I nn* l hv t in -t "Mill i .11nil i l i It i .til tit tl ii in i ,iJiHlHI**: 11 t i til In Mi .1 i . - Hi ! ». Ill U till .till 1 i I * 1ill. ill ft'ii' |Mil. | 1L3 Graduate At Sem inole High Scli/m! Gra Httiion N am e Throwers Sanford *Iunior Exercises W ill Be He f f '{ i ;I?t Used To Break Up ■ii'lUWlI sy 1**111 Mu 111v. ill in' .11.i.11 High Program 1 ' : POW Compounds Steel industry T h e M f cam paig n Issues will be how to' avoid W o r ld W ar, l l i r e e ; g ov trn rn e n i cleanup, amt concern o y e r Inflation and the public debt „ I f . K preau _ tru ce __ um;olistiona light *W v li “ tnrk sde of Chino Mtnb keros* lint Yalti, amt us* Chinese Nationslht forces (he did not say where) He favors continued government support fur farm prices He does not favor compulsory health Insurance, hut doe* favor federal aid to medical schtuilh through helping veterunv to gut medical ediicallon He favors setting up labor rmirti |o handle union • management din pules. Meanwhile G. O, P convention arrangements conuniltnn oliciumI • twoday session in Chicago, with sirring supimrl reporled lie veloping for selecilon of Gen, Douglas MocArthur as convcntlnn kevnoler. With only four weeks left, Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio and Gen <CaettaU*d Ha I'aae Nisi tiBoya To Be Tried For Auto Robbery Four teenagers were picked up In ■ ■toleu nut muitille nt the Prairie Lake urive-tn Theater last Friday night after the Mother of omi of the youths rereported her car had been «*nlen, Highway Patrolman R. IT. Ilurri'ion reported today. The buys will jiand trial In the Juvenile court ■ te r this week. ' Arthur Earl Hickey, (11, of Maitland, was arrested lest Fri­ day night after a minor hit-andrun accident on Roulh 427 one Mil* south of AlUmonta Muring., Ha waa also charged with driving lag while liUuxirated, Patrolman Herrleon reported. While driving north, lllrkey ktda-swiped a ear driven hy F. B, JTMinga, M. of Orlando. Walter JbMonad. Winter Park, who was •allowing Youngs, raw the oncldent and turned around and ehaaad Hickey down before culltha police. % |o mnage to both can was Rev. J .R McKinley Is Reappoinled To Methodist Church Tho Hay, J. F. McKinley wai reanpoiniwl an pnntor uf the First Methodist Church of Hanford for the eighth succor dve year at the IhHih annual Florhia .conferenco of Ihe Metliudisl Church nt Lakebind lust Week. Home .'1117 appointmi'tita were niudo nt the con­ ference, which lasted fro m Wednesday to Hiimlay. hy Bishop Roy Hhort, who elto delivered tha annual conferencH Sermon on Sun­ day. Methodist Church membership In the conference urea has In­ creased l,2<M In the past year to n present total of 164,224, the Rev. McKinley revealed today. Total cash receipts of the Metho­ dist Church in Floridny In 1061-62 Were 97,067,1106, on Increase of 9HM3l2>tS over any previous year, fiver 9407,00(1 wax raised during this period fur mission purpoocs, an Incrcnao of 934,147 over the previous year. Other appointments made In this area included the Rev. Kdwnrd Klrchet- of Bnterprine to the Church nt Pitieraxtla and inford Herald wation-Pack »/(« ford I n n i o r H i g h School comlnei)ccmeiit e x e ru le s this m o rn ing, urg ed the gradiuiting 'Tai* " I., prove that the l|iv«*luiciit which lha ntaM and nation has madrt in y o n r yduratluti thus not liven w n i t e i T " Another *'h lg h lig h i of Ihu p ro g r m .l w in the prexeu. in Lion of iho Daugliteix of Iho A m e r ic a n Itsvi'lulion Mednt f,<r excellence in the stu dy of h i' t i ir v M i ' s Marv Father Powell hy Alin. I( K. T o la r . In Id* Introduction nf D r. Hen" Mi I IV. l.aw io n. Seminole I'oun h ruhool ’oipeilntenilcht, le.-nlle-i Hmt the Ii A H medal had once heeii awarded to Red R athe r, iiutiomdly known n|MoT om iiieniuior. Mr. l.nwJon iil*o I'.'illed for the more Intensive Himlv of history to p r o ­ mote a willingneas to muke tacri flee* for the nation. D r. Scoll, minister of tha l.ake M n r y C o m m u n i t y C h u rc h , made four iiiiiri'eiilUitin in the incmhera of the i-rndunti ng i' I iih * cnnceriilug lli*-tr depo rtm ent in the " l a r g ­ e r life Into which you are m o v ­ i n g ." lie urg ed first that thuy ho llmmnelveg, that they "sta nd oil yuiir own per*imHliti«s. Don't tr y to Ini some other boy or girl. T h e world m lm lr c j a person In a l's mi Individual." "Dor^ t t r y to nut tilings ov er on ntlii’i peoplti," he argued u* Ills sec nnd point. " R o honest as you go lido yolir nchool w o r k ." T h i r d l y ho advoculeti the liv in g of a <!odcenlered life, and finally urg ed that iho class recognise, "th e tmsiness of life Is nut to get, hut Ihe business of life la to share, T h e only th in g that you savo Is l i ’uudnueg tin Page T n u j KffffiNtrntion BeffinH For Sheriffs* Meet W. K. Van laion. secretary of the Florida. Hheriff’s AaMiclatlun. tialny vixili-d Hheriff P. A. Muro regnriling plans for the conven­ tion hern of thu Association, the registration for whlcK was duo to atari this afternoon at 4:tHt p.ui. at th« Valdes Hotel. The opening meeting nf the pro­ gram is nchedulml for IO:(MI a.in, tomorrow ut tha City Commlaslon Hoorn at tho City Halt. Sheriff It. te Kendrick of Escambia Comity will preeida. Tim program includes u luuchaan at tho EnWupal Pariah House and a barWtia .at 0;3O p.m. at tha Country Club. A . II. M cln u la of llo- F i r . I Presh v tv rlan C h n n h who |iroooiincci| ihe invocation; the lt**v. II I.. Z i m m e r m a n « f Ho ly Ci*. i I.Tdacw|IMl f.’h u r t h who i e .i l Ihe n.'|i|t l M i a « A I K t . t W H»V. W Ilnjol:*: Jr of Hie p i n t Ihipllxl < HtiT. li who gMVu the hejoilietliio A iilee C'luh C h o u , dirucleil Ity Ml 1 lll li e Iteerte W h it tle, unrig, "Lord of llo.itn*', mid " I I I w. Ariee," mill with the e o n ii reg nl■..■i nanir, "Itlest lie I h>' I'm Tint* H ind- " Th e lli y li fiehool Unti l, on.l> . ■lire, lino ni hr i n - i 1 uwley , |.I . eil the .......... union <1. “ Poni|i nr. C lti’UliMl mn e mol the reee i i.ui'.i " A ln rch ftn m A lib i" while II rlnss ni en|i. m il gown'!, mile • and h fl Hie iiii.lll.il lull! I'he Itev V.u-diluo linxed h' sermon on (he need iif n "u|iiiitiin anchor" in life to "hold onln when the iilorno of life blow, lit pointed out i hut mutorinl g m o populai it v , and the dee ire to h mire el* fill tire mil le n i r e etinu'd ''anchor* for Hie tioill", hut urge I the y r u d u n t e i lo ha>« th eir no choruge on ‘f u llti ns n di vin ely n|i i i o i i i I h.I wnv of leeidving tin idesilllg i Hi find." A m e i lc n , he lold Ihe grailiiule would soon die If il were not fm the youth leaving ou r tchnol " A o i e n e a will eilher ho hetter m Worse hecause of vmir influence.' Hel ving an ninrshnlls . for llo clns'i were Hoy Wilkin* nud l i e r u l .t llehiens. CTu** sponsurti m e M i . Rehecca Mleveii*, Mrs. \V. It. F o rt, Airs, iluyd Colem an and B ts wari Oatchvl. t i ia d u a llo n exerriics will lak place tonight ul H ;IK) o ' l h i . k nt He school miditorliiiii. llr.iilu.ilef. as Ihcy apiia arril In Iho line of mart'll were Atm Kclmll, Pal l l u r r i i , V irg in !.< lluwelMix, Doris O llli 'v. Mildred t e c , P v a K Willlamr,, N a n c y D a v cti|Mjrl, .Marie (liNuliug, fluby dulled ( If lie*| ‘."uMi'i n t ,i It md d>| Mi ni cl.i \ iruifn i Mid M.iMafli . i has• takfM dl l. u i i i i h .m ild i ,! ti II till I . tl I II ' l l I ( M l \N "It I M . A N D . hoit-ii j v ti •; . 11 'I*•-f o :m l l i n i n ' Hi m wei and triu y.i:, today m a uc T i l . iehi . i i -imI lo r lln> iiiitni i b n akup ol Rule > 17 prl*onei H -i | o iinpmiid iiilo e m s llf i i tin111 ■ vni) u | , illai t ,iii)*i, inn lu • in '. I. Ml' " L ■till I) l II111 - t ' III hliNidv " l" | '* " N " ! 10 W .d r ill'd d ll' lll.'IOCNV d I h ABUED VETS DAYTONA REACH |*-Nlncly five per cent of America's dis­ abled veterans feel the public has forgotten Its obligation to Its war handicapped, delegates to the Flor­ id! Disabled American Veterans three day stiver anniversary con­ vention, ware Itdd at the dosing session here Rttnday. The more titan 360 delegates FATING GRADIUTKH chose Pensacola as their coo GAINESVILLE OD-telrcling a vention site and defied Edward J. live pArtner mu) undertAklng a Cooper, Miami, es commander. full time job are two fundamental problems facing graduates. Duku University'* Dr. ______ ilorneli N, N. Hart illy of Florida's gradu at bsccaiaureal* servHe advised In both "Don’t acquiesce ' }gl evade crayenlyj don’ t adjutant.ratve diplomat ton! i»¥wilfS Invnilii; w i Hunt I ll'll II.) I tn'il Will r o iT u l '!• ' i ii t t ii ml liv i he I lily'll i ni In (In lied', dug H<iinI.iy Hi I'.'l il t| ........ Htt.lMO iToloii '■'M min iiioie m.iiiagi'ulile liOtl •n ’ oiipiiiind will lie lltii' I n n ' Ion I llo .il tie i in.dll hlow .'il •nunc uni nnte* led m u i.'M't II. i pit ntli'l Ill'll . |Hlc ' I". > I'll , le u ,i |'I l i t piiptll.l Kill 111 111 f. IJ II i i.iii tm Hie cl ii | n| i Ipi i .it ii ii i ' ■) " p Ii.l mil lie) II It 11(1,n11It'*',I I -I M i ■•Hi v i 'i 0 iiiiinlin'iice wo* 111iilci i' ' . I " i i d I " ihe Hcroinl i l r a i i T d tiny l ie Mil mi >ii n In i i v i l and Hie veiling up i I M i l i H in I Imi.I p c u k il h 10 fluid uf I'um >i h ili' l i u l ........ ili, which with i.limiuitc H .i "Mil......nf. i i and dl |il ill i .i 11] v will i lili i li .v l. I, lie du di'il III ,1 It'll I In- Ihtec I III|||HIIIII)Is tile Hie '>"' i mil lily on tlie i l.iinl IP.In 11 I . l I 'l l '.n i l in oaiTi have dill! I i . 1‘ u n i . i i i ui In m ou nd h u ddiiu ;. ami i) a. i m in i m i In i iiiupoillnl /it w'hi'te Ihe Hen fit i situ* iion i*tliti1 ft M• 'm im i r u m p I'liiiimuoiler, li n e -ii iimi I'ldunei) I'r m im v Dodd ' 11n r . M •* * W i'i i •til l I » tilt held host ilge HI hum hr I iM“ .'Iteiumv H iiktn .Mii i .11'rt i ' I Hindi lln i e w an li'Veilnli n l n tlj vttr itii I *!•fit ,j*f»I Mi l until v n Ho' hlaek pnfli linji ifllflb *amkill IT i i y J Iifm i i 11nfi 'llim i officer* >pei'iiiuli d dial t \Vlit14 Itnlihv I;r ili iru d iTink lng and li.iiiiiiii'iing id V it lu r ll.t A k tit!. IWliy I'r inf in I il IIH' till 111 1m il ii - 1 well' la-ill I hvuitl (iiin liiii (si iii r r 11«-r *>st»mt i >n ili) V miii 11- i (M*r( f n >u >iii mini t crude weapons n tilt i iNmifi ltmi.if.1 i lylnt MHNHAN, Korea ijv Ih e tup m >iif( Wliilin v* i > t a i i f i tivtn Imi n i ti 111if Hi i Hill mil it.iki j "in iinm kt I'limioamler* lialay m l a le 11i t to G en M a il , t ’latk, • nrttfi li u K iii, ilnln 'rl Iti'ilMi United Natliitii F a r B a i l emu i l»v i **ii i (u♦if, Ralph IVhT'. ni "i.h i through liaiMiii nilu i r* ■ m i d )( iimiiin W lll him fiuit > 'll Hie llillitiv ih'itilloi kl-d hole.ill ii m l .ti n . talks 1 timv < ii Ulhl I lilt I'ii * I'olili'iil . o( tlm iiiolli pace li lli'i t i f t anth 11» . inn i ‘ ii im 'Igitod hy MurlIt lint cun Hen Id, C a r l Smith, .l.inu * Vmioe m iii II .Sung ami t lilue-,c Hcu I I idlm i H *\lf y Pi'OJJ T e h Huai- wele lull ill* I tinii Market Sells Swimming I a w h d i i k Sturt At City Pool Hi,000 Produce I'nits The lTty'ii rccruntional program was launched today at tim sluif flelionril Court Playground nn the l.akefrout wlu u lit children between Iho ages of 0 111 yours old enroll ed, it was aiinoimrrd today ily Thomas Stringer, rocrealianul di rector, Tomorrow tho first awl minim: lesson will lie givun si thu Municl pal Pout All children are request ed to report at Ihe pool at tt-16 a.in The first softball doiihlehezdcr will be staged At tho l.akefrout diamond hegliming el 7:3d p m. to morrow night when Wiison Malcr Furniture Rtoro plays Robson' * Sporting floods. At g: 15 p.m, thu Navy will meet Hunt Mercury. \ (ill Hi.'I inf.ird I'.row. r. "hi M ini.) mill el pri.ilure (nr SII.PVl l i t week it.I It llVe I'l.'K I"."'l l I "III I VII h> nl of i . i i i l " i i i i I T , ' i * i Im:’ . Itu dic'C to r id tin' F b o h ln Suite F a r m .i M n rk c i aid Hun lay. Hirci'tor Ullllk m I. Vi'ilmn .mid i i liix u oek ly live .(in h ic(M>rI that . ..•ii m a r l . I in n .. il IV fi'.H KH ii.m p a m i m ill on livi m n im ls. the pi vvio u* week. in hi.i fruit ami vegetahh' report V. i l o n (d i d Hlarke iunve.1 nni <r iic>. id lie icv yellow f.weH corn i i.eleil II !i fancy hv federal In i|M-'Tora; " Pt.lld I'ltv "h i 91,702 i xkagoo for a 91^0,697 2., uro-.s; ..ml 1U.2 Ut wnUniicloni lunughi mm a lliuu 91.6..MM at Jlnmiikalee At t'l Myers, llio rcpaii said. I,Jon hir.tuh of swi-rt potalwn, cm ,cd i'.' n>(J. Nn I'a nrioginx 97.it) to $7 76 « b i n h d . f: OF C MKKT1NG Thu meet Im; of the (loan! of DI rcitors nf the Meminoto c.niidy ( hjinter (if Cohimerce, which had been achcduh"l for tomorrow night, ha-* hern post|M>tird duo to thu cb«U' ai'pictiuliuii program s.hrdoU'd for tho hhiui- night, Slaiuger Fornvjt .- ttrrckrnrldjfrt amouiiced today. Thu data far the niCL’Ilng will, be anr.ounci-d later. ( A I V I p lu g tirorulnist lie .m l m lu k y o tiiiiiy.lil said llo1 I m i Com ...... I l I’ciiiTsh . urg ed I m i n c h a l c ' iiiiiplinn of tin' rm iM M 'd talk: if tin' United Nation* is sincere" ii Hie deliliernliim* I Hie iii.iulla envelope wiih liimei! (1 ■ in llH ii.il O n I'u a r fw u l liiipniViMiiuntH Miulff To Hiiptint Cltinch Many improvumiTits uru IicIok Made in the First liuplixt Church Hr. M. P. Iln.uk'>, J r , lumoiilircd ("lav. Tito must imiiiuc fcalun tl tlm uliurations, mild Dr. lirooks i Ihe uiddoor neon sign whirl lixplays a lur go open Rihle will' lie words "First Rapt 1st Church" aril ten across it. Tlm sign Is in operation every light In addition thu interior ol iho church has been redecorated rim floor has been ..nmled nnd re carpeted,, ami Ihe walls have been icpsuded. The Hominy school i Mims are also in tim process ui a facelifting, said Dr. brooks. C ITY COMMISSION Consideration of tlm Stadium C o m mitlee'a recommendations, which include lifhtlng the City taz on bleacher admissions at base­ ball games, will be on Ihe agenda of Ihe City. Commission at its meeting tonight at 8;00 o'clock. ( M i l I 111 N H IT 1 \ Inccltim <<l alt K.'mluol# •T.iit.lv ■ .I II, im u will I.i held to " i tfi'iil*.- i ■I'lili-m. " . " isiImi loniiiriow m a id a1 *’>i p m. in ili* >'""11 tli »i * ii itririmiue* ed today Ity " II W igh t. ‘Iu i i i Ii i k Ii ' C e t u t l v c .tll.’ imm wi llnlrcw I'l.im Hie >'• iltrul F l o r ­ id i ( ' u H l i ' i i i . n ’. A ' . i u lu in at its I.i I III), li n g . M a y V, and voted to form * county n . " i.iUon. It tins beeil Hie Ii|dniim Ilf III"' l nf lllS Mi iuiii"l<! C o u l d y m. tidier Gist a could y ni gaoii-.fiUnn c n d il tn-it *ive 11 * m.'iidieiii .....I make it uiiicli iniph ‘ 1 I., m . it lh in uoiiur the "td tT up, M t. W i g h t (detail, If.* u iged nil cstUen iun In t lie cm iiili I " niton.! l o W o r m w n i g h t ’s orgati itn iio nal mcuiine IVIoHt' (into lahle R ITZ "S klit) Alm y" I .Dll - H 07 5:14 7:2t - P(!W MOVlELAND -African toucan" PRAIRIE I'AKB - It.Th * On Thai.- 'lo**” 7. tO - '1:16 - lOl.lO �g ^ f r r The Sanford J e r a ld IMIiMIttM In hM litod dnltr em pl nnlnrrinr ■ M ,,...... i«n«tnr* ■rUlwNR nml , .fliw„ Te o ta . I'n h tle h n l tin * » ( u r i U t a fnl< lenlei t’brtatmui unit J in Inarn H I Magnolia Atrnnn Siatarril nn manil rlae* nellii Hrlekri If, mill, a« <br !’»■« llltlrr •f •nnlnirt, I'lmliln, nnrfrr lk» *r| nl Inna**** nf Mnrrfc It. tain. n n L u m i- nria.v K llle f noimiiv i i i : a if llnelnm* llneiiiir at narnii’Tioa i< \ r n * 0, rnrtlar a .u I <M* Hn» Mnnlh Yltr** Mnatfc* SI* afnnlhn ilna Han Van, * ~ rr— r j p ia«. k. " ,r.11« " . 1 , V ' „ "ir,* i ! na'"!*■*•. « oi rh"Va»V im' •i omiar ■4i»Hin*« >*im . ~ n»pir«Vn<»a yiatinnniir n, ia. ti"* h ■*,*• i a , *n<i m . i.«„u. " ‘ ~ The in m i i« * w M» ,r ny A«(M»lalr4 !•*»•• nklrh la •ni|il„| M r l m l t f l , lo Ih r i , i , f „ r r#anh O e a lla a n l n il I k , l „ « l n m « 51V <^n,t,•,"lO*,,*r,,, "* "* "" MONDAY, JUNK n. IM2 m TODAY'S Itlpl.K VKlIrtR Phatnh promoted Joseph lie rauaa he trualnl him. rhsrnrlrr i-t 0 greater naxrl limn n brilliant mind, tie ]•fI nil Hint lie lirnl lu Joseph's hand. (ien. Illlirt, Sanfon klli'illil lie dir motI or iledy and law din line 11inirn11iiit v in llie WotIII lh|J ueel, i,li.il nilli B Graduation Day D R IB A L D Dion. J i m *. IMS H n the alirrtf(a from f*7 llmuli coun lira rninerKUix on llur inmmumly It would hr a fnnlitli rrimin.il in ileed who would allrmpl to pull any roottlt iiuil duiintt dir oral few day*. Throughout the notion thin week -thousandn of young men ami women, freoh from rumpun conquests and full of tho knowlPdgo pained from bookit, nrn being graduated Into a world poorly prepared to receive them and Into which they are imrhapn ill prepared to Ito received. It Ja no doubt a little terrifying to Home of them to look out through the plained k Iiihh w Iiii Iowh of their cloistered halls at the ominniiu c IoiicIh guthcring outnide. 1 A h they go out into a world which offern young men little more than a chnnce “ lo Join the N avy and nee the world", and young women the opportunity to become nursert nn Hint the bndlv battered nod breVen bodies of young men Inav lw n sln ru l 1 IJfe. a feelliuf *<>t tinapnir » m . . . i n t amoiiK this younger generation that the old folkn ccrlam ly have made a niOHH of tbingH. And if Ibis Ih the way they feel about It, tliere are certalnly Home among the older generation who look upon the *be young people. the basketball fix, and the hot rod drivers, not to meuiion the dope arldietiou of the iuvenilo delinqiieiitH, us illustrating the depravity to which • "'"k -n p ° f •he home, Social Security and progressive ediieation have brought iih . And so if we liked at this time of year we could all induige in n big natinnnl family row itetween the ynung people and llir rider citizeiiB in which no holds would he barred, mud would be slung w itli reckless abandon and none could •scape the wild orgy of mtmu.cnIIing. When \ve goi through, if we had amnnpliHlied anything at all, wo would have con­ vinced oiiihcIvch that we n rr one and all jtint about the wornt generation which ever happened on thin earth. Yet such can hardly be said to be the cane. In over two thousand years of history there Iioh never been a time when I he world was not threatened with, or engulfed In, n war of devastating proportions. There has never been a younger generation which was not viewed with suspicion, if not with downright distrust, by Its elders. II Is the nature of man to think that youth is going In the dogs and that the old folks Irtive made a mess of tilings. I'erhapH of most imitortuiire for iih to remember now is not who is to blame for the fix we are In, lint rather that we are all in the mime boat, If we succeed in milking rihorr, II won't l»c becaime wo throw the culprits out. but rather Hint we all pulled together, bent lo the oars, and held to n true course. A nything less then that ami we are nil likely to lie in the drink. lint with hope, faith, and confidence, which mtmt young people have in iihundimce, the storm clouds are suro to lift ami the sun once more will shine through. , r jb D r l? i r U i Brought To Sanford Sanford Forum Mr. Holland L. Dean, Editor Tha Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida. 1 Dear Mr. Dean: The oerionnel of the Sanforl State Farmers' Market with ll oitend our alncere appreciation for the apace you gave in thf puli Sanford llernld In publishing on Ing el i dally Market report,, e ronalatin In an effort to rtdueo tho num­ ber of accident* on tho street* and highway* of Florida, ttw Mat* Department of Education brought ■ mobile driver training labora­ tory to Sanford today for n throeday period. Tha mobile unit was set up thf* afternoon it 1:00 p.mon Pnrk Avenue near th* corner I'rk il of First Street under the direction volume. variety n n d of James II. Allen, eoordlmtor of l rallied. Tlieae reporta were valuable I Commercial Vehicle D r t w Train­ formation for the fnrmera aha ing In the Trade and Induatriat to the buying trade that patronlit flection of the state educational tha Sanford State Farmer/ Man bet. Permit rm again to thank you for lhi* public ncrvlce. With kindest personal regard*, I am Sincerely your*, Sandy Anderson, Manager Korean War (• rtn M iin M I rm n l* R «» fY«t»| over tn r'ot Jnrnn Murray, Alllnl liaison nditer, at Panmun Join where truce* talks are In a three day recess forced by MsJ Con Williant K Harrison, senior II N. negotiator. t The t’ommiintsl Peiping Radio, monitored In Tokyo.! nnlght said "l»l*en provocation Is being carried out nl the conference table" by the ll. N. ('ommand lo "kill Ihe talk!.") Harrison railed the three day re cess Saturday without consent ol Ihe Communist delegation. Slnre then the lied* dally have sent a I ill nttlrrr lo Ihe truce site to demand Immi'diiit* resumption of the lalks Harrison Ignored the reipiests lie said he will meet the Reds '•rfnrr Wednesday al H u m (0 p m Tuesday P.ST) only If tney idler in writing sperlfic pro­ posals for silling Ihe truce block­ ing Issoe of prisoner exchange. II v Ml 1.0 KAHN F T I SKOUI., Korea ijt — tlcn. James A Van Fleet said today Ihr U. H Klghth Army Is ready, alert and III lo meet any Ill'll offensive In Korea The rornmnndrr of Ihe United Nations fighting machine said Us morale "Is high— alipost lo a point An unknown chapter In John I,. Lewis's stormy career of wishing the enemy would at A vaiialioii id llir dmlrnm hood lum who look a nol-tdwl nl .i local retkleme ircrnllv i« llir lllipuit "phantom gunman" who rule* tinhighways at a high fair nf i |ki - I hlaiinH away al panting inolnrj l» Characlcn llkr llirte tlinillil hr t U i n r d oVrr tn llir *lirr| rlrp.nl Is revealed in Hie recent memoirs of ex-Presideilt Herbert incut end Imkcd up u 11n- i|n*> Hoover, lie says that in forming his rahiiint, great pressure pound. was brought lo hear on him lo make Lewis Secretary of Tommy Niriniirr will as, mi I'c in Labor. Though adm iring many of Lewis' qualilicH, yet for charge of llir City's in ip .i IihimI reasons not stated, he did not make the appointment. The Labor Department has been hard for our presidents prngr.im tho Minintrr. I iiniinv did a Rood job lot imnitiri and lirlpt-d In fill. President Wilson, in whose administration it was tc provide many ivpn id r v i u < created, headed il by William II. Wilson of Pennsylvania, nod rrciiMiinii 'm .S.itdoid'i yniiii« seerelnry of Die coni millers' union. Wilson's Keptihlictm sue- The Labor Job department. The drivers education program Is sponsored locally by the Lions Club hiuI the arhool board. Mal­ colm MacNelll la serving as chair­ man. The mobile laboratory will be In Pnnford this afternoon and al] day Tuesday and Wednesday. Every type of teat necessary fot commercial driven Is Included In this unit. Nun,s h u Negro Is Killed In Brawl An argument over a M debt it the Orange Bloaeom Cafe on the flout Invest Road led Saturday night to the fatal stabbing of a Id year old Negro who oaly Id days ago rame here from Naaaaa, the llahnmae. Randolph Miller, 31 year old Negro field worker, who about two years ago came here front Nassau, was arrested Sunday morning and Is In County Jail on a I'haigc of inurdir. The victim, Washington John­ son, who was stabbed In Ihe chut with what Miller later deecrlbkd a* a dagger, was dead when Sheriff P. A. Mere and Deputy Sheriffs Howard Howl and Buford Brown errlved on the ecette abortlv after the stabbing which took pines- ul 11:00 p.m. Mlllci fled from the cafe, fol­ lowing the stabbing, said Hood, nnd wus nnt located until Sunday noon, when a call waa received at (the Sheriffs' office (hat the Negro hi,d been seen near the Negro V.F.W. Post on Ihe flouthweat It nail. Dcpiily Sheriffs Hood and Brown located Miller nnd arrested him without a struggle. The tack ” ‘ The Klghth Army Is ready, Negto was unable to toll them alert and til tn uteri any rtffrusaivo what In- lind done with the dag­ ss1*1*Ii Ihe enemy may foolishly ger, following thu alleged slab­ deride In launch/' Van Fleet tntd bing i news conference "that effort Home earthquakes In the Mis­ would he defeated." The grnernl said Ihe Klghth sissippi Valley have followed Army's supplies, particularly am- heavy floods. munition, nrr In good condiilnn. He has said srveral times Ihe tleds in Korea have hirlll up Ihrtr people, paitnh would do writ in censors did not want lo appoint anyone conspicuous iu union nrllllerv until lliry have more guns rnconiatp' lliri* (liildirn lii padiri struggles with industry, This would have offended their em­ avail able than the Unltrd Nations. pale in lliru niminri iriiealinaal ployer supporters, some of whom vainly urged Harding to | IliaItirhanrca in Noith China j makes (diaries M. .Schwab, the steel magnate, Labor Sceru pioRram*. lary. Harding finally chose James J, Davis of Pennsylvania, after the Kerotul Centuy A. D. Derlatins dial .Haiulnr Tall and who had been the organiser of the Loyal Order of Moose, lie resulted in largo migration* to | the south. Genriit F.i>*n|intm ate likely In was continued by Coolidge and Hoover until Ills resignation drailtork the Itepuhlnan rnnven III IW H , to eider (lie Semite. More Ihi n till per cent nf North tion and that llamld ,Sla*«en will Hoover’s next choice war William N. Doak, who was Carolina's laud is In farm*. •meiRf «• the nncie**lnl inrtipm-| not involved In the dispute between Die A F L and the C IO , tnlia randidale, a viiitni in cnir; but was secretary of Dm Hallway Trainm an' F o r the name elliif llie other day lemindcd n* reason F D It picked not u labor man, hid a woman sociologist, dial it was Senainr Mninlt ivlin Fiances Perkins. Tru m an selected two political figures, exlaid, ".Slaiien u the only Ameiiran Henator Lewis Hehwcllenlmeh of Washington and ex-Oov, ever lo make a fnreer of runnina Maurice J. Tobin of Mnnsachunctta. for pteodeni". Lewis in the cabinet would prolinhly have been hard to , ^ llie "Roadeo" (ondurlrd anmiiH control. As it turned out, Hoover had enough troubled w ith­ Jackmsville |ee|i ityei* SatilllliV hv out him. the latkioimllr Snletv Coumil and the Junior Chamber o! Cnnirneoe !• one nl the he*t proRiami we have vet «ren deviled (or develop Early in Hie 1Pint's an advanced course for officers was in i baiic diiviiiK ikilli anion,r given at Fort Henning, fla. A young Gorman officer nlgned yoiinn people. An ol>«lailr ionite up for it, nml tramped all the way from Clinttanooga, Term., wai laid nut in the heart <d (hr lo Northern Virginia to follow iStonewnll Jackson's cam­ city, inrludirm difhnilt linking, paigns, and learn from him the technique of a surprise at­ parking, Inoiinu and aiiniLir ma- tack al night. T I i Ih officer's mime was Erw in llommol, the ’ neliver* and prize* vine awaoled "Desert Fo x " of the North African campaigns. to Ihole who neiiolided the ionite Nations seem to have a working arrangement whereby with the (rwril niidakri. Hint and aoliliers of other mil I,nudities may take advantage nf their similar content* in iliivint every special training, look in on w ar games, or visit the front dur­ where would toon lemlt in a mn- ing iieunl figliling. In the H iihho-J apanese war of HKM-fi liderihle laving to tile ami limb there worn three distinguished foreign official observers among young penplr. of the Hussion front. Ona was Gemiral Max Hoffmann, the A U. S. diiliicl jiiilu * rule* that brains of tho German successes in World W ar I which were ederally ascribed to lllndonhurg and Liidcndorff. Great the D ayton a Reach auditorium mud Irllnin was represented by Inn Hamilton, who later com­ , , be Opened to Nrginr* a* well a* white people, || ii not J til, *ay» the manded the ill fated attempt to selzu tho Gat!i|>ol( Peninsula judge, to make the Nrgrnr* Imlp from tliu Turks. Tho third was John J . Pershing, (he "Black ; pay for the audiimium and then Jut k known to uvory dotiKhlxiy in our flral worltl war. aar.jude them ftom the mmetl* end i i . Hr S8jRW r l," ' m ,tl1 r?« t0 Imiow ^ Hll" I'tiiirtuolm firnc-olhar ptogrnrn* given there purely llie of hittfn i rorelgn military men Itmrn mir muthtHln at no the baiii nl their tale or color. first hand ntlll provalin in thla country nnd othrra. Rut heeauie they cannnl he eafirst portion of the rniiference eluded it rloe* not mean that the with an official wetcomn nt I0i30 •udilo rium will he overrun with am. Ih * 1 3 4 0 -0 0 rm. Not many Negron would At 11:00 a.m. separate section la pay the price, or even to meetings will lie held followed by The Htalo Health Conferenci. luncheon. Commencing at 1:80 p. m any n l the mugrltm* Ptri1951 for District Four will Im held nt m. Dr. Qulllman will keynote the In. the auditorium, II a little the Hcmlftole High ttchool Audi­ lion were *el a*hie (or them, torium all day Thursday, It was conference by speaking on the "ileallh Officer’s Role in School th * i there ii al our hnirhnll announced today by Hr. Frank Health," It will bo followed by see, there i* no rraion why there L Qulllman, director of Hemlnol* ■perches from R. T . Mllwee. euCounty Health unit. pJrlnlennent-elect, Mrs. Hulda aid be any Doulrlr about it* , , ., i Health officers, nurses, similar- Klbbe, R. N„ Mrs. Ruth MerlwotH. gteal i»«uc i . the. preuden-j |gj» nml clerks In the Fnuith DIs- nr, gnni general supervisor of Instrue supervlsMi OuliM Wilson, ..... campaign, says General Fiira trfet will Im represented In the Hon,, Mrs. and H. _ and . one afternoon I ori or of lunchroon lunchroome, at . C. Dodd, ir, it the pearf him) sccuiilylof two morning boani of County sranlnns. Mayor William Hlemper I chairman nf tha I .work]. He lloes not mean liy and Dr. Quiliman will, open thtCoaimlsalonsrs, is woiila that l|e is for peats dor Tsft ii'fur W*r, qr Kchofes Huurem* Quilt Top la i* 'the Republicans ate for Ihe for war, For CoMfort* Quailliv r*4i hut rather that the Economy. BuitenlMO. Tuftko m m •thod of* seeming peace, order. F in w i Material Uoed G u a ra a tN d 10 If meu of good will'raraest* carp. Choir* O f Tteking N ow D uly ...jfe I* thf i»*Ue. Soma would Hog Hprlng Ram) To Match. E t*| we should have cstithliihcd Quality. Complete With Hollywood Leg*. pot Une *omewh«ie eatl Guaranteed 10 Years. 1 Now Only Elbe River and (turn il supfBrtrd by feAiJSAs t I wotiid say W get out ol. Europe, L'-5 ,L1' inatur*l d* and let oyce Faye ftry True, tin princlpaf, end (be sing­ ing of two setocHoWi "Salutation" and "Rain and the River", by the Glee Club led b y . lire. W. G. Fleming, The Invocation waa de­ livered by the Rev. J. C. Nlcholeon of the Church of Chrlet, and the Rev; Glenn K. Smith or the Christian and Missionary Alliance and past president of the Sanford Ministerial Association, gave the Benediction. Paul Elliot of the graduating rinse played the Pro­ cessional and Recessional, ''Pomp and Cireumsunrs". Tommy Wyatt accompanied the Glee Club, and Hughey Julian read "Thie Is My Country". Diplomas were awarded to the fallowing students: Jean Smith, Gwendolyn Smith, Ann Harvey, Grace Smith, Elisa­ beth Woodruff, Janice Klnlaw, Bet­ ty Jlmenei, Audrey Register. Pa­ tricia Nkks, Claudette Hawkins, Beverly Barnes, Connie Gamble, Ann Garvin. Patricia Sykes, Claudia Miner, Barbara Smith, vwuiyi Carolyn Griffin,, Barbara Lee, Lsmra Anderson ' Ann Clark, ary Ta awn Ann Pear«®r vty Pattin Witte, HarviSt Red Margaret — re. PM Dunn. Jacobson, Recital Rush, Alans Ann Venee. Marty CanterM, VermeU Lewis. Grae* Dugger. Betttaa Smith, June Lodge, Barbara Metlair, Bobbie Lee Wade. Yvonne Cullen, Nancy White. Dixie Beard, Mary Esther Powell, Barbara Marne Johnson, Dorothy VO’Barr. ween i t , w Brewer. Virginia Ingram, Carolyn Robinson, Diana Moye, Joyce Mil­ am, Jean Wetnmann, Betty Mun­ son end Mable Goble. John Bowen, Jon Bayne, Randal Lavendar. Henry Tooke, Larry Reel, Louis Myrra. I*<irry Payton, Billy Westfall, John Shaw, Ronnie Durand, Joe Helms, Raymond Hardy. Willie Petty, Billy Harper, Wayne McCoy, Elmo Paris and Charles Whittington. ., Howard Allred. Virgil Plcklcalm- Dtga Im _______ bird Tteo»,w< my Owen, Ernie Burney, Tommy Wyatt, Madden and Jacitie Howell, Joe Fisher, Dick Worrell, How­ ard Lloyd, Lonnie Green, Billy Brewer, Robert Mitchell, Robert Warren. Robert McKinney,. Steph­ en Motlnskl, Paul Elliott, Robert’ ' Carter, James Taylor, James Hawkins, Larry Wallis, Carl Nich­ olson. James Blythe and John O Clark. It Is believed that the Portur.-eae Introduced banana p,ant* Into the Canary Islands after'1403 and that the planta were curried from the CenarlCs to tha New World.__________________ Get The Facts Hr W. V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. You hafti had pstn* In your chest and wondersd If It might mean heart trouble, you have experienced dlssy spells, or on occasions your handa or. feet have swollen . . Jill symptoms that point to heart dlseaso you are convinced. Don't become alarmed nr certain that you have a heart condition. These are symptom* of many ailments, and until you check with a doctor and let him find the source of trou­ ble you should not meke any conclusions about your health. Always obtain the facta from a doctor. Send u* your dry (loaning and avoid that last-minute rush . . and take eatra-clean clothes on your vacation tripl All yaur cloths* will look sparkling fresh. Call today! Thtme Who Serve Th* Public Hent Are The Once Who Survive LANEY’S DRY CLEANERS Likewiie seek th<> he*I In medicinal product*. Buy from a qualified pharmacist. SANFORD'S LEADING DRY CLEANER8 Copyright TUI* la (ba Slsth at a Serlea af MSItarlal a4tarllaea*«ata avatarla tbla Baser rarb weak. 110 EAST SECOND STREET _ . A ta 1"Wl ! ObHurve Or Spies? 1 f Health Conference Scheduled Hero ? k 1941 IMyntnuih Sedan $27^«o 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $IIOO.o<> 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr* Sedan $I276>0Q 1949 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan PHONE 400 come N porch u o h ts i KEMIOERATO* foodW SEWINGm a c h in e MAKEI eze* NIGHT \ I ElOOR JGHTS \ | IAMPS \ WATER He a t e r TEIEVISION / , / sweeper ' HOM Y TO O IS RECORD PUYER ^ ir o U r N j m« fclu to JO d»y»-w<* hy •» A* job* r M Yotf I l « why folk* In Ito«Wx « « * « * S c h y th*n people l« "»<>“ * ^ 1 * �T" ??r : > * .♦ft**?. ••s -4® ^ ., ii(7 2V"V M ; n» fn tr tli T **l*<*• ‘ I t r f •in r H * bmui niVnsim Photo by Cos I tomm Witte, u member of tbe Seminole High School graduating dlls-, a ltd daughter of -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Witte, served us president of the Thespians and appeared in a number of plays including "Our lim it Were Young ami Guv" in which she did a splendid jolt ns the moil,ei of Cornelia (Itin Skinner, played by Jeuu Wilson. Site tang in the Inple Trio of the Glee Club which silo served us busbies- lytiiinger, ami belonged to the La (in (Tub, T r i -I ll-V , Ait Chib, (lie lliuid mid Hludeul Connell. (iraduatvH Honored By Mrs. Koumillnt 0. H. Sjktt, Mr*. Douglas Stan* Strum, Intermediate Counselor, 51 r s. Raymund Ruder, Junior Counselor. And guests Patricia Ann Bteiixtioiii, Douglas Stan* Strom Jr., Art Rader, Ronnie Ra­ der and Josh Phillips J i , (iretchen KircbhoH’ Honored Willi I'arty Personals M ia , Thru I'nt■ anil *t>n tlmoltt M in - 4it rtrht'M iv " M " » n "»» A gioup of Seininole High plan to leave toinmiuw fm Unit Ix imirit mi I talas nf*' aim" wuli .School seniors Were honored oil foul, A In. U* spend abmd a month a fifif I \ n *iV M * •*" I iidnv afternoon with a giiuliiiiSiniiifhi ^ it it •I •Iii i *ir ij I» 1 I "t»i ‘i* Mr. nnd Mrs. Itohy Filing of . tin ii I in Mil’ll fan 1**i’ Kmiiii 11Iut nt her home on Pai- HutN-nla were the weekend guests tlii'lial at On* .Sana !• i I ••«»*•* metlo Avenue. Binning minors of Mr. nnd .Mrs ltu> Williams. wip a |ii»it* I tflaiih'li \\* M ntsi *1 hi w it It tlie Seminole High gioup was luV *‘i V ill! atuf* lit* aba'll til*' Patty Katigaii \vho was grail Judge ami Mi* Frank Millet t mititp rh** m fi *■2*11111*"M> (alfli* a rs-suntIv flout Hi Jitni. - laid IIS their guest fm the weekend ti.st'lPii with II bill* i1b*111 ami r«*ll (|jKp School in Oilamlo. I he other M i- James Itaigi of Btuinotn, t ei i'll with a "il v*i h*is* I I "I*Ibn:1 Well* Miss Bein' 111s hill* fill) 111IkftlK4* mt,i t" a b \ u „ t'uroliiie M, Inins, Miss Mr. und Mis Fail Bwunin 1 adi lllii** i’midli*** w in phi* in Cnnuic Ilmlwlg. Miss Flo M.tilil, of Gainesville w ill glie-ts Hull -ilv*'! h"ht»'i ** Miss Elisabeth Mtuphy, Jucl. day of her puient*, Mi and Mis i iiiTiii-f vvi’i i'll ja\ nl t In i»!n|,haliI Sebum I lilid George lleriiihoi. Joseph Saiiudets. vhl* lift l i IMIIIII with |•l I /*,Jl hi'liri Pink mid yellow hiltisctis were ,, , ,, ,, ..... won hv inch gae-l inesent. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Ha Kir. lili.rff Will ...... tiled with a plluetl ill the lluuiiiillal living riion left today for Seattle, Wash. k.jf, , ,. room. In the dining room where n HIM. anvil*«f (" i • with Mi*** refreshment,, were served, white when* lhi*y plan 1** uttvml lltr hibiscus vv..... iii ranged oil the hiwunifl canv* iitimi. Is.111 11 ii f w« »*’ tIn* Mi" '*1* Y*ld table which wan overlaid with a Aftaia-r KM«*n l»nrr* ^-, *' t" WIP Mlku Hlrlnnnl plans In have to,(J|) syta - t s M U D r l ai ul"i* M*1 white linen mid Venetian lir e tntJ<||lll(. j„ (t(. |iJI%j , t It* !•<• |t.-hm . cloth At one end of the table was inuiiuw foi Bosluii tu vii-itinir ivlulivea umi y tlyV i j mm, placed n French crystal hiiinclies niuiimt'i Vnil vv nil ' ,1,, a which In hi Ion mag IriftifU, ah'*, inmini Witt', l ha Hill* Mali* Kit/i'lat it Min |*h> ami Cuiftlii'* * Mis. I.lllian Virkery spent the l.mla 1 Die hostess was ussjsli.1 in weckeml ill Cieseent City with serving In Mi* A G. MiTnuis mol 1*i'i hiother mill sistei in law. Mr Il “1 Ift*t n (iil*l U 1111.ari. Mis. Jmk Hiiligiin Those enjoying j „ h,| Mis Hoke (7. Ilnki'l. Sin *t. 1* M ’.M W. i M.'ttMi.l tim ufti'HIOOM Well1 Mis- I 'Oillli' vlmti I'l'lH i> I*|'|" anil i i . iin t1 Min, !((., t;, it ml tail l.udwlg. Mi - Fll/ahelh Muiphv. un tin T u n. .......... ‘I mill t Mu iuiiin *if A.Id, tin virill**it i*v*‘i priiRiam li**m On. turn ovpii ti> Miss Belie llishee, Miss Patty [ tin* \v«'i*ki'litl with ilia iiam it- ut Mutual III«u*i|» a^tuiR *>*1*111u Itnligmi. Miss Cainliuo Mclniii*. f tiu'ti liuiitv un ( fli'ty Av*im*' Miss Flo McGill. Miss Hhirley Ih, tin*I M ih . I V Mrlluim I Thotnli ', AtTes J ohii Humphry, Miss Mr a. f|. L. Ituytl uml a*»n Hubert left hint w*pk*'ii.l f.u riiieuRo. Ill Dianne Hart, Mi * Bitty lirlssoti, |ilii tii ii*il tu Ini vp I mi a y fur Culuiti Miss Filin Driggeis, Miss Cutulyn bm, S. C. iifler visit i iir will* whpia tin > w ill iiLi*■in1 a eonv*’n t mn fm iihmit tin >hiy «. I h« llmlsiin, Gnu ge lliiiuluii, Jink H«'iiaU»r ian*l Mr*. I*. I ’. Hoyle*. were tii*i*m|iuna'.l i«* AiiaiiUt, l*a •Schirard, Miss lluiuiltou lRsbee, Mr*. A. G. Melanin and Mr*. Jaelt Mr. Mini Mi*. V. C. »Mi'*at'iigt*r hy thell duilRlitei, Mmilyih amt uainl that Jlutigiin. itii'iil th** wepRmul Iii Jiit'kaiili' | Kuy |vi*y, wlm villa ua RUpata of Mr, him! Mra. YV. time vvIsitliiR with i>luivpi, ]i McN.-iMiRcr. M i n , J iimun H haiiiRliPiiy i Mi. Mini Mra. K. M Willinma PS|iiM'l<f| to innv. tin* week from hml un their Rui*nt fur u *hnrt Hye, N. Y. I*» visit with hei |»tti VV. ,1. Mm tima lust week, Mr. uml Mrn. A int*. Mr. mi. I Mi A. loir p i uml dfiiiRhter .Sully t imui, at t tipii i i *'■ *"i J1‘ Iftm' ’ Avenue. Mi, l*i»«ipbiit\ v .! Lull of North Miami Heurh. hei hern leal*, aiul lelnm liam Friends of Tilrs. Y. C. HolliiiRer with her. will rvRret tu h u m that ulie en tried OrutiRC Memoriul Ho«|»itnl Miei Mar!"a Itiicker uml YVuyh In Orlando Bimday fur an uget- ||m.k„ r ,lr ........... . |(t„ utluii tmlay. to Unit with their pin nils. Dr uilil Mrs; II tVuydo Pilcher, fur n Alts. W. I,. Ruhinson left to­ short time. Mi-s llucker i- u ntu day fur liar Imniu I ii Durliam, dent nt Fuiurv Nursing Hch/iol in N. C. after attending the marriage At Inn I is und Mr. Klleket is ntteml of hsr niece, Miss l.yllian Boyle, lug the Dental (.’ullege at tlie (Ini to Robert Frisch. vetsily of Miirylniiil In Baltliuntn. Kader Home Scene Of Picnic Slipper ...... «"v «>“■" t Mr* K. ? IS [ Riven for JUNE Returning today tu New Bruns­ wick, N. J. after visiting the L. F. Boyle* were Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hchlosser and Mr. and Mrs. R. 51. Pauline Mr. and 5frs. Harry Tookii and ehlldren, Henry and Patricia, plan to leave tomorrow for Day­ tona Beach to epend about a month. ’ v The "Big Chief" of your Wigwam will lava ’um these Cool looking summer Shota by Nunn*Bush and Freeman . . . . They're two tono Una, Black and White, Brown and White In plain toea, perforated atylea and Nylon Meahaa . . Priced from . . Mr. nnd Mrs. (1. W. Kpenrer have had a* their guests nt their home in Rose Court, Mrs. ftpencar’s aunt, Mr*. J, Boyd McLane, •nil Hill Pritchett of Lakeland. Friends will he that Mr*. Francis III is recuperating illness nt her hume teenth HI reel. Krlands will ^ glad to learn K. Roumlllat from a recent on East Four­ he Interested (9 f 0R 0 t • ' 1st SEMINOLE COUNTY HUN! HHSJw' w v u n iH Mrs HohetJ Mynm |,lliV*l F* lloylp. t t r i e tin t*,i» on Thurmhtv nttpiruMm bv M i- 11ti *i \* Tnnkt\ Ylr** «l**Hn l\ **\ imp ! .M11 |*i Uh* II pjii I; tin I.mi Ipsihhp U lunelipon with Mi* I1 I IhuiM* r r nml M i^ I 11 VV .»..|i ut f n* hoNtl'XNPN; the Ifiv'•111 liy Yti •* VV M'llPItl'Itl (T .1 *- I - ifaufi.........I M HllpRPI Hill. t M i *• It ’ i*n«i on Siitm'iluv m m m iiiu * brp(ik fil’d WlUi Mi**. 1tii*I 4*i i*v M m . \V, 1. U “ !iin.-Mti mill \1«s H L, 1{mVr| as ||II li’l't*" t aIII**I* t’liU*si b* l u •+■11 1li» ... .. uf anti b 110 *>'. h i k no f l'iiM liny ii ft« i noun l” » •b* U a 1In 11\ I uiik* Ii.' iup in< ) a) I loti leva i *1 S^.iirtp H mo ' t iispii in it* v mi at m u mi.I 11*. bill *•\• 'he •a tnIiIp in th* i ;111h ii i imni w a* *" p* luitl with an ItabaM . ntBm 1 ImM mill liflh'lt J vv1111 A’illtlU'lt .*fAtI K nU i PI Hi *‘I Jill " I’ III' Il Va J*No MTYl'll mf| tljp ftlim* <M*I ImikillR flu" iilk." A i'l.ii! NO RUPsI* *alb *1 ..I 111** Took*' IPNhlpfl* «•. 1‘liil • HsJNtmR writ’ M r,»- links'll Win U II. I VIi . VV. V lllii. Ml V H..V H. lb I. M, A. VV, 1.**% Mis I tin iv W midIi of l „ Mrn, (1. A. S|aei Jt aim Mr* it (m ■ <i i m si * ' • Mi v. It'J'cil My i on Flinch, die funner Mis* l.v limn Hoyle, ■I , igltlei of Si-iinloi an,I tti* I loyd I-' It*,vie, vsho-t mitiinige to Ml I i a wu>. on i Vial of .f.itiirdtiv cvefiill,- i«I tlie Ki•-I I't. hyteiinti I .e.l. \ leieptieU VVt» * told Intel III tile ■V.-lllllg at tia 11,, VIs* llotlie ■ III Llee VI III \ V»‘lllle Foliovvlllg 11 Wetlillllg trip to Nlls-IIO til unit All - I t I, 11LI, n I*. 11nt L .* then Iiii 11it- ill I'litvii, I'ttlo while in1 vvilt *t 1, i i , v a'i. vvit I 11*- 1' a it eil -Slates Ati Fm cc Miss l.yllian Hoyle Ami Robert Priscli Are Married In Brilliant Ceremony i »t.f1 ■ . th. m in i taiihiiiit uf t h ‘ I ’ vm .hliuR* vsji- H ip min tiii." mi Sul ut tiny mirht I 11:11: 1ifll V 11.1\ I'1 m i'" in,ul M r * tv..b* t l VI v i "li y t uf Minn 111t‘| "f l.tnvil F Huy Ip , Fl I-ell, Non iif M anil Mi Ji.lm 1 Ki iiH'li *»f N s Hi nil A |i k \ I TtlP M I VID1 v i f'. 11n> nicil nt tb« 1 ii sI I*i «•. b i* ■*11 f I n i r rh at h tut i*1*’Iu p Ii* hy IA i i r Ip 11.. l lie I ill o i ti b“ iu*‘ MWIIP ut flu i*i ' !• iliaiJ • ill, N I “ II lilt I 11.11 .I Fa"di-J in,11inl u rt I MU •It “ Id f it*li i«111« i ... *1 luiudi*un hiM aii.i **Mt» i ji t i an, 1 lit* III 4*1 JMl|.t' I I bthluy bi o’ al t.m\*"Jv flow#*!.■* to fhstiU'# ill Ibusi I’lljMNihp till **VPllt WHIP tin » mii'! f ijiru *, Rfi’iPi t Ftr-iit, Mi. on 11 Mr* I. F Hoyle, Mi I ' *i Vh* J m| n Fn*eh, Rev. ami Vh V <i Mi I noil, \| i anti Mi i.'tMu- I'mniis, Mi ami Mi n. I *'■ \ik*N, Mi and V! r * Sprficer I! .i • Ml It l|.| Mia r| If *4 J.*.. •. ' . M. .ir. l V l ' l' » n*\ I aiid ,Mj s Mu111utii. Mr an t \h Hii-br Mi ami VI i * .S*’ii1o**» *1,Mi aiul M i fid*" I i iir ii J l , V|| lil'd Mi* Vf , i V\ »mimp k of 1 . . d a ' *•. MiVI I Ruhtruion, M H (. H*v d, M 4,1‘itlou I Vh ................... Mm . I * i i tbi • m* * .a, iutd (ho VI 1■rut i’t •r. *'» i • Mil* .i i>jii n. i. if * r*»ko H*'\ M .1 I . hi is a.f ( tiinhid, ' • .1.0 K i -i Hu .i 11* f . I IP f luvely 1hi1 v**.tdififcf "I T1 I ••"I!11- wi. ib* Ini'el t <>ii v iv mm at San I aml“ S ri m f . b% Mi ■ ( li n y , Vh lf.btii*..|i and Mr lluyd on Sah mluv at I *•(• o « !“ •V Luneh vv a ’ i i t n l imf fid J y t« iii t lie lull* b* •mi I to IID tit l bp Sjii lltRl, h i * ... a imp t b«< Ini f fid till'd** w a a a » > u i ! d it' i alip* in* lit . .f mil • ••n. unit in ha and latlioIL I' n* * ()*l tom I cd !!u '* atHuf ,tii< i i't' tut-ii t and on i tb "i iii!* ia*it • If I *e| 1I" Out Ik 'I Jt fill's. If,ft p Ultf I " ! *. I . I Ittul 1 I’ll b'.t. d 1Im V •‘ddlllR I III >I Mil l Mid * ! ! “ *' Ik V* ■*t 1" l>t I • fi t IM“ V4d ! ho - it •,1all'll Dm mg i ii* i 0 *1 * tt t l*P 1Dili'1 gil c-t Wii- |'ii * nil d Wd It .1 pill It M il j IllUM’ at h'ud (n u ll III* hi.ftc *♦! i !*■%h v* *14 'll* ai'i'iv n mg w llli M i i .d-. to Mir-^ps dial H“ > l*, lb Wa ^ •Ul \ M l (m i Ii j t.Ml! n. 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I’KOSONS ca..\ssi:s in iiai t 'hat t*”* I pt o 11*, Mi « ***a I*I I .*•* Mi - Mat put *i I imp I i h I* 1 * | u b It I- p lailmtl, f u i Mi r* *i pp Spi n. ♦i llntd* u AH r ai o n- 1 hill btiinMip ia|«•* • fm in*’*I a M i ii \ i; Milani I i-.-I |. I -|il pi Mil Mil t>l (hi' pv . c •* m a il mu r v <•w -. S|unv> nt "I* w l ’ I » IaJh. -- iihiih iiiu i ked tin’ i t a **t mu nf l la* i hut vh •’ M ....... t** t b* Ni'i vie** a |ii uy» am I it ill uiiMii' wi» * iduypil l.v i ,i nt u- 1mih y i*t the oi yn'i li'ih tt "tSiPiiu*” fi\ F i I iIp Ii ; iti Fi ii1amliuM lev S *h» •h«mi ilfl/H ", I'llevi*; **A fi 1lull.ip ‘I hi suin' \ ti " I■■nil ’ t.V "Isii'iuuh* p; mill St.iUifhtllll t *i 1•■lr* I . >\ p t in i M w u - rendered hv I* , \ ibi-n, fI' i»i 11, who u Inm niiiiu I Old*' l tu*ypf hy Mulott* Ti *1 t’U tb» p i n 'tunny i III. wii . rivph iii man mu* . i fat Ip i , tiial w ii - I h aiiliful h* in .J.i’i r own of ivui y hi hi n I *fit In it ( *ha ul i II \ till *• I'h* R" it Mi It l Imp mi ' fim to it an o\' i hi v i *i §ri*!11v I n .' ami tin* toll kilt 11 i»a| it. a fill hi'ilt a I t mii p v %i' 1 hop* lm*e RIIill11h't im l t ii.i" f" 1111p Iml of III m- id- tin**' f un V* Im ii f* II n fi UR I It fI v*'*I " f IV. * . ' •am 1••y tti veil lb* h n a I him*11ii t k lllii mu i • at a In 1• 1*4 11 i II 1 I 4I I |l|p*|PI dial lt“ \ b ’o ved a- h»'i Vh t*ui a - ma 1' t u 1 in.in 11 Hint hi i.h . . . \h I! . ok. Ih.vh dil I. i . N iuipv VVilham , M. ypi ami M m I uh li t ' |- ii i li, *11 i’ll V i.W IH VV.'tr . if pah' Pi « *'U t|P1 i'l l afikl. I* upM rin A i m * . l.'tapp huiiip* •• r* jii oi *'•! ill* 'A I li 11 fllHl m .) at ( Iip 11.‘*tt .1 <t. I at lip- hm'k, fill Imp to ill •min ImRfh t i l l mn - Th** I.mm I ■i* skill-* w*i*' 1101*1** of t i ll- «»f it i pffI ph. Mi I 1, i-. ii In*.I i»“* lii hi bp i limit Fi Pm b J * . *1 'I pi 1.1*1Ith|pi’ll Vi I’l *' J*I Iiti Mac tu pi In- 1 John < l! nf Bit Inula. Mil., Spell"' * Iiilin piei.e. Davtniin * Iml Iut* i -Gel le ot I li Inn t;..(..it lim'd. I.null'll*. S l . I ha in 1. g i a i1 III of * ***ul 1».* VII Ili'Vle, Uml tier nf the I'ltde, ir a Inrtnal gown of llgtii grey ** and i tiiffo,! with li "usage pah ' pink \nthuriuin I lie .■ini', anil liet. M l- Frlu'li, wai iiii'il in pale blue lace and livin'! • i uitii iiiui. sweetheart rose-, n I Mr*. Dial Gray, the bride’s i i niJlunl hi I wme pale blue lace I chiffon. Del flnweis weie Among those ft mu Hemlunh* 11 tit lavrntlei ofehid* County who plan to attend (tie I'ollowllig the cerenioiiy li te Parent 'Teacher short course June I thill wit* lii'ld lit the Boyle I0<i:t in ’Tallahassee are Mrs. It .. iileiice oil Metlonvilh' Avnnil" W. Williams, County Council tu'le guest* gutheied on the president; Mrs. t*. E, Carlton, h. n iiiifiil g riiu n iia am i In th e I......... South Hills* School; Mis. (I, S. tYI ile gladioli weie used in the Swafford and Mrs. Anderson of I nil. und oil till' mantle ill the liv­ the Lyman School; uml Mrs. W. ing room was a lovely arrangeG. Wellman uf the Oviedo School. in. at nf te<l roses hnckt'il with an u|» n gold lace fan. The luldal Mrs. Dorms WlIBnmson has re­ 1 ,ihie also featured two uf the gold turned from Charleston, S, G. In fans which harked it graceful where she attended the grudiui- ai' I'ligeiuent uf white gardenias, tlon of her dHiighter Wnnda W il­ st'udianotls, and ........ with while liamson of tlie Smith G'ulnUmi , nidles. At one end of the table Medical School of Nursing Col­ Aa • !| I lilt! hie ring wedding rnk \ lege on June 5. While In Smirh ai,,I punch was served from the Carolina she ami her daughter Other. * *®l spent some time in Columbia and 'I hose ai slsting at tlie reception Savannah, Ga. with friend*. ....... Mrs. I). I„ Thrnshrr, Mra. It. A Newman, Mrs. J. G. Hlmrnii, A D D IT IO N A L SO CIETY M, . E. M. Galtnway, Mrs. S. O. (Continued On Page SI*) t luio', Mr*. A. W. Lee, Mr*. J. I.. G illnwiiy, Mr*. Tom Holt, Mrs. W. A Vilaliis, Mr*. Hamilton llishee, Mi George ( ’ Hat den, Mrn. John H M 1 C- P C* . X r-1 Mclsrh, Hit's. W. A. Patrick, Mrs. II (1. 1.ingle, Mrs. Boy Maun, H ID U -IN T H L A T R t TONIGHT — TUESDAY ivifh a sii11ju t on F i ir*eh, tin* fmiiiPi l.vIHmi H o >1p > .'! |unk ai.'l o Iut*' h i ip ditURhtPr of Si nntm an.I Mi H *1* ' m af IMR Harrington Honored By Fraternity (.’roup Arnold Harrington of I ••■■h A r ­ bor was nulling the to.' Georgia .Teeh students iuiliiitid into Tntl lli'tii Pi, tlie nut in mi I h nmnry en­ gineering fraternity nt lor iiiinunl llnnnis Exercise*, on Thursdny, June 5. The ei |i innuie. look pliiee in tlie nuditoinmi of tin chool's Textile Eiigim .1 mg HuiMmc Harriiigloii i t h* m I tievv of Mi nnd Mis. W \ I'all Irk of l,ei li A i hot and gtadnnti 3 lioni Slllliliole lliyli .'rhi.el II 1 i - lie live m the Alpha I nil llineen tin teruity and Flu Iviippii No He i* ,h1mi n mem her of tlo* Act ivilies Committee and the Stunt Piitthk’s Couneil nt Ills eoll. g. lb M IIIH llo PI H’lf Jorilig ill eleclti.nl cue itieei teg Tan Bela I'l i* the •♦tullil old ty in H ip esl helm i.iiy fiat n inty rimmiR it% countiv and imtuhei inenihei- niiinv iif on b lldlllR **nbfif* *! on giltei'ls, Melllhel -tll|* I.VVJlItV, ov-1mhr r ulii)i, elm* lieI personalily, h m l " luji, ntid *chu<‘l uetiville-. HERALD I'dRf I C'llK’llllttllR tti«> NPIIPN of |sti•It* ** *•Vr !1111p f1111*•\\ 111|f 111«“ WPl|*li II|| I”t • Mrs. It W. Itaitiey enterlnini'd members of the Station Officers' wives of N.A.A.S. bridge drill mi Thursday morning nt Iu t home on Cordova Drive in llighhiti.l Park. Blight nrrnrigeinent.s of Marigolds and greens were u*u*t! in 3. cmutlug the rooms of the Barney home. I ’ pon entering the guests were served coffee cake noil svviet roll* vvlt). ,'nffsi. .(fl 1.1 wlilcli several ; [■regie - 'ic:r T ' •‘3■■ *............. Joyed. 1‘rites weie won noting lire morning liy Mi- F. It lliowtieller. Mis. Kurtsom of Jacksonville utt«l Mrs. ti. It, Pearson. Those enjoying I he meeting were Mi*. I'. \ Bhiuin, Mis .1 IE. Illet, Mrs. J. It Mill. •. M i- Hop kins. Mis John I i lottemhn, Mrs. liollliei, til-, r . Ill on, dr* lit iu> nelier, itml rii* Mi * Han som, Mrs McivnV lioiork titol Mr«. Clyde Williams. m o iv d a y The Junior and Intermediate G A.'* of the hirst Baptist I'huieh M'd their mothers were enteitain Ttl on Tlmrstiiiy evening with i picnic slipper ul the home of Mi Kuyiiuind Radar. A delicious meiui consisting of friend chicken, salads, sumlwlehes, rookies m i d punch, were served. The -upper was M-rvfd iii fiuiit of tin1 out­ door fireplace tin tlie patio. Those attending ivric Elixahcth Wyatt, Betsy Westfall, ('utolyu Wyatt, Ann Turner, Carolyn Tin nrr, Jeanette Harvey, Lyneltc iggers, Hilda Ergle, Faye Gar r, Jean Sonthwuid, ' Lois Binanaugh, L i o t I'lnllps, l’egg> ThornUy, J u s Oshoine, Eleanor Sykes, Faya Ashlev, Many Cumtrron, Aim Yrfifu**\ Mo-ii', Nancy Rountree and June Vance. Also Palliciu Sykes, Gladys Hasty, Dawn Ann Pinson, M i- it E. T u i i i m , M is . W I.. Ilarvev, Mm. J. D Driggers, Mis. A. 1). Ktllltlee, .Mia. 11 1.. tlJiurnc, Mr . J. L. Thotnley. Mrs. A. McL'antuin, Airs. M. J. Phillips, Mrs. V. nasty, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. F S A N FO im Miss Boyle Honored i Man.T I IJuno 'I, !!J52 A! Series Of Parlies Bridge Club Meets ' With Mrs. Ramey Th* O il# Knight Circle will • tr.««t at 8:00 p.m. at the home of Mr». Cliff Ahlei on rtrutt . Avenue In Mayfair. . * TUESDAY " T h e Pilot Club will hold in regular huslne*« meeting at 8:(>u p.m. In the Yacht Club. The hum 3 will meet at f 30 p.m. The tnuiie g.iiiiU of Miss MaileUna Mullein Will be prcxenteti in a recital at the Woman’s Club «•. 7:30 p.m. Aislatiiig will be C. H. Schlrard, vlbrnknip soloist. Tbe public is invited to attend. The Woman's Itlble Class of tin' riret lJaptlit Church will meet nt tte home of Mrs. Francis K. llulz, S O I Park Avenue, ai 7:30 pm Mr*. A. C. Ilelisou will serve n« C0*hoitess. The Gleaner's Class of th*' First Baptist Church will inect ut the home of Mrs. It. E. Peuiifoy, 1liti Elm Avenue at H:IKi p.m. Monrue Chapter No. 15, itoyul Arch Masons, will confer tbe Most Kscellent Master degieo ut Masonic Hall. I.igbt refirdiniciiiAorlll be served. a The Golden Circle Class of tbe T h a t Baptist Church will meet ut 0:00 p.m. with Mrs. Wilson Horne, 1501 Valencia Drive, with Mi William Harvey as co-hostess. WRI N K SIIAY The Prayer Meeting Hervies m the First Baptist Cbuich will l.v held at 8:00 p.m. « HV' t" Social Calendar The Evening Circle No. I of the Presbyterian Church with 'It Mabel Brown as chaliman, will fbve a picnic nt tbe Mnrou Will lama Home, l.ake Ashby, at 7:oo o'clock. FR ID A Y Sanford Townsend Club No. 1 Will hold It* regular meeting in the city commission*!* loom 7'30 p.m. Pleparatlon Dav fui tbe Vnc.i tlon Bible School will In- held nt thr First llaptlsl Church at I ■Hi for the school v ,|l P.m. Children I be registered. Ages three Ihroogii I.l. Three year olds ure nr those wlm ill he four by ~ Dee, 31, ItiTi'J. ....................... Parents are lemicsteil to In mg and register childien under the age of nine. J r' ■W 1v p I 'a 1m *k Mi |(,iv M i- VV illmm ■t■(tu Mi W 1n I IIII!,, Ml ' I i *4k* Mu i v Vi i p i oi Ilow a ’ Father's Day, June IS I ' h i ip Ma 'I i Ml V on Ml I at. 1 1o i im •’ * limp i in' i1lUIJlil VI i III! I 1 II •1M* l *» No an I ’l. . b VV“ i t a Navv f mil* > .in' aiiti N a v V a. . *••* IN It , vs lid i I.** *- and bar l ' |«4Mi H u " iIl 1d IIMli: tbi v | llttl t“ p‘ . l , 1h t h pi . t d . l . w la i . Mi I r i i h wilt ■ ' l i t I h HERE’S WHAT BUY \ i 111V Vu i i ' i u ( III! ! TtNVli pi N't'* t “ I tl" vv i'd v\*‘i «• (in bi id* p i “oor** par limp 1 *t.» ’ Mi and Mi * Jehu ( I n uh fAV0RIT£ GUY! h im t I d ' *d* ai .1 M» and VH ii . I iii Irp and Mii* Mai i H o n m ' M |l tuI Ml'* I *11*11*I "I Nl’V* Hi iihWHlt. N .1 . Mi Vi l Ibili ItiM.*iii„ [ Iut In*tit, Ns I Ml iI I Hr., *| ||rjt*I .*i4 Hi Jo 1I i*N*I Mi( .Ml tfast* r*U I I* I r.*M•P M i mol M i Join. I " ••• l» *! •••I»M litm b , Ml till*I V|t - t I in b - I p Get !• t Mlah.I *, I uh lit M i \ w*•H JI"'I W I• I iii I It. *in *1.., Mil I . i a I Ml "I >t.i.it • at.I* I I K"hlll VI. a. | Ml VI till l'i It I* i , >,■'! •-! I Ii tut. b. \ . in H < *I I fnil llilfp" II 1x1 VI. I VI ('n il......... \| i M< II I VV ;Ii .i p . \|t iiip I Mi \| ill.mi I! -mi’ hi<h ‘ a"-1 Mi V I ul I il ti v ill* , Mi tm.l Mi \|*Ibniji li* , VI i Ibi- i tt* i uf J mu t' It pit' •' ii iul M j i» ii'I Mi Rob v lltlltR **f *»l*I J* ''1*1i*, VI I .il, I Mi - J im Aim tin iiixl VI i nt ! VI t VV illuiin N*»rw*M*»| nl V|*fi i ill | I, Mill, \|l l*ll*i Vila -SiIIH w pI *b’ *!. , iml *Mi aiul Mi- I* H t tu mji , \|i. jtri,l Mi AI 11 in \\ b.it !**li. hi- IIII Til ■* , I mum v I ' III mi l I III!*' I Ipii Hiir of | OlllPfl , *4 ( Mi mu.I M in l'i ii iik I' m w i H, VI II. ii.Jt J'll Wi'll lllltl M V.l.t •It il I <W>I o| VV blip villi’, N t * , M I , ii ip I Ml I Ii’ll! J'P II Hplllll i PI IJI -Ai'W Hi iitt wm Iv, N. .1- Wiley A, Jarrell Is Holies (irmluate Wiley A. Jarrell, son **f Mi and Mra. Jesse A Jniiell >*f '.'ll' I.ukeview Avenue, gtiidunli'd lion* tiie Hoi !c * Kcimiil, Jack sun v tile Himduy. Jarrell entered llolle* a* i scveiitli grndi' pupil. A incniliei of the iiiiillaiy unit, lie m g a llidi'l sergeant, flint ,l a -He played on many iutiaiiiiunl tenuis, and eurneil in- letlei a* liiuiingei of the liaskellaiB team Hu- past season, which Won llie .Stale Class-A ehiniipiuti-hip. He will elilet .Stetson next .September. T h e frift h r II lliu n li \iui f o r a l l t h r o u g h the y r u r . . . MrN. Miller, Daughter Kntertain At Liiiieh A r m ir DART Mrs. Ituhert Millet uml Inn daughter, Miss Mildled .Millet, liontiri'ii a group of .Seminole High School graduates an June I with a luncheon at Biinlum.o Bpi mgs Those enjoying the uerasinu wen the Misses Ada Ailams, Jane Davis, (Caroline Melimis, Ann Whitaker, Putty Itatignii, Hebe llishee, Carolyn Hudson and Dun nu Witte. Also Connie Ludwig, Dianne Hart, Miriam Move, Grelcheo Kirchhoff, Joanne Harriett, Ellen Driggers, Elizabeth Murphy, Mat garat Malloy, Jean Wilson atiJ Charmlnn At [Her, Aiiwrlru't nunl SHOPPER’S SPECIAL /nijm/dr .7.95 whitv thirl! There a ir u hit ul rriisutis why lie’ll like to get ut. Arrow Uurt! (tx inriliuni jtuinl. non wilt collur l,nji|iMix to lie hix lavante It’a comfortnhle, good -looking, und atnya freali nil day long. Then nil lliow A llo w dc t«ilorilig rxtlax; Mitnga cut for trimmer lit; tiurahlr button* tinchornd un, nupci!) long wcuting "Sunfori/nl" bioudchith (less tliun 1% ibriukuge). See why he want! un Arrow D iut? It’» a "can't uii»»" rOMOH HOW’S 651 your • • 65f± F a t h e r '# D a y R i f t ! •SPECIALS HAM L O A F OR D E V I L E D C H AD R O L L P IE S L E M O N M E R IN G U E . C O C O A N U T . C H E R R Y , A P P L E R o iim flla t & A n d e r s o n WALGREEN AGENCY "i’ (* •* ”■ * ...' ',V. 11 4 - • •. .. I. . 1 ' » •*x i * . *'*» I _«z*J ' "V v' 1,'Ijfc t■1 ' nt* *p(.|i•^4j ,|' -S• ;J,V• *-'UV ^^Mi*^i e ^ K -------------- ------------- ■■ in �8M&A1 ib u V iU . j v t It fjtb '*.<: A , S lW / ? m i'T I,;' »** ?8 •**•-*' ' Irr T O Bucks For Baseball” Drive Is Launched To Save O dham D irects 2-D ay R a d i o M arathon; F a n s G roup M ust Collect $10,000 T U B MANPOIII) lIB K A L f ) Page I Mon. June 8, 1952 RugJch For IhiHehall Drive* Statistics Aleno Maintains RBI Leadership Ranks Second To Levy In Homers HI C KS FON H AH K H A I.L Judge O. Douglas Hten. Nlrom, ro-rhnlrman of Ihe Hlirks for llaseliall drive, to­ day requested-all Jayreea nr Intereslerl fans tn report to the Chamber of f'ommrrre liullillng tonight nr nll-d-iy tomorrow for asidgiinirnt*. He also asks an) line aide In help to be at the Municipal HI,,ilium tomorrow night lo sell llrkrla. Byrd And Blues Face Packers In Leesburg Tonite Manager Chuck Aleno eontliiued lo In- the glittering light In tin iro hv WII VT: 11 I civic grrmp-t and fans IIn rnf sagging Seminole Nine serlle ihiF lin c e r T n led money from the mlr of tie ymf. fir mnintfi.':: ' 1 league ket-i mid rlorintlnns on a two day ieu-lershlp, in the all Important Seek 9th W in O f radio liron,lca*l **v ■' r W T N Il l iias-lintled-ln department with 111) tlmiugh the first 5) eonteds. which began today. Y ear For Sanford Till* placed him 71 away from PCNPHMK: To save hneeliall In Bernard "Noddy" Lake'* F H L re Mnnford thl* oiiiiiin'r by raising Murray Nyrd, Hanford's winning the noeessnry money to keep the cord. Tin lull >r set the loop mark pllrher, will go lo the slab this Seminole llh,c* from folding and with Hanford in I'.iin Aleno haevrnlng h i Ihe NIuph will try lo withdrawing from the Floiida Ht games In which to -'<pi.il hi even their two-gnnie series wllh surpass Lake. .Stale League. the I.eeuliurg I’ackers in the Lake "* Mennv <lr t ;* LM MF.DIATK G O A L : T o raise rounty town. Nyrd has posted an lamin'< |; I l evy (111,0(10. intpnK iive s :i reeord thus far mid kept a one I oilier PKOGItKHH i n D A T B r Itlearhwill he In quest of hi-i ninth of the H margin over Aler Feats have been reduced from year 1 rim for H t a t e 70c to Mic In order to promote K B N T C H B T L A I N Nr Strangely enough, all eight of ■ League's h o m e larger crowds. Monitory donation* Sport* editor llinl's wins have been registered |J run lend. Levy have nearly teaclieil the (2,00(1 on Ihe road, lie has made lust has hit |.i circuit far hi* fammiN "Talkathon*." niaik. A ladio marathon, directed drive* while AlWill we have hnnehall in Snnfor I one appearance here and In that Ha la In the mid*t of an all-out by Hanford's iinsurressful gilbergame he didn't laat Ihe firat enu has lilnd-'d for tin- balance of tbe summer? two-day "Baseball Appreciation natorlul rniidldnte. Ilrnllev (Idloiin, thrre Innings. We most confess the locul dia­ out 12. II o l h Braadcual," which la going on at who Is employing Ihe same sue. Yesterday Ihe mond picture is at its all-tlnm p l a y e r * have Uila vary mlnule, In a la*l ditch ressful tart le i tie used to raise Nine* o p e n e d low. p l a v e ,| In 51 aftart lo mine Ihe necessary campaign fund* for Ids, now fam­ mu It wasn't ton long ago that heir two - gnme game* and have ous, "Talkathon*." The Merchants funda to keep Ihe llluea alive. vet w i t h the prosiiirl* for a successful season l nn equal nuinher Association, Chamber of CnmLending aaalatnnco to lha drive Parkers and were reached a new high when right in to play before itierre ami Ihe Junior Chamber la Odlmni'* i-HiM|iiilgn cu-ormnahumiliated H • 2. at 11:0(1 . Miindav were given the midst of ( fi<< liaskellinll sen' the *en‘io|t ends. have been working In close eotor Itegglo M *iffid I . nil aide pro- ordination will, Ihe fans' group Parker leflfleldrr niilrlght rdrases. Several Intra- soli H.Mi;| votes were submitted by Itiiildv Luke The lanky (Irian motional director, who i* n |ni*t Itoek C o l l i n *, league trades followed the sates, ba'iiI too* in a contest that named headed hy Judge Douglas Hten do malinger is *lending at hi* own preililent of Ihe Orlando Junior stioui and tldhain. who bud been reeord of 1.1 set hi l[lf,0 while nil almrd at "selling" Ihe elubs the Hanford cluti. It was llir-ir Chamber of Commerce, Through 'inked with the Irani In the sense final they nnliied for Ihe rent of Ihe first half. M E T H O D S IIHKIli Art nggres placing for Hanford. Nines in tiade (ill guidance, on Interesting mid sive two-day program which will it and a group of local ttion Jolli­ Levy hu« 20 more circuit drives Schedule change* were made ambition* schedule of activities |i<- aired oyer the local radio sta­ r ii in o r * several ed together to form the Independ­ Were |duoned and are helng car- tion for l-’t hour* begun today met to go in order to equal Ills rrriuil necessary, with the flrsl half end­ ently operated Seminole County weeks ago, slam­ while Aleno has to hit 21. Han­ ing June 1(1, second half opening Tied out. med out a backwill end at the Menmrliil Htndlum ford’s malinger fell ofr one point June 20 ami rinsing Aug. 2P, with llaseliall Association to run the Murray Nyrd breaking homer Thla morning local Juyrre tomorrow night nl tho game. ill Ills linttlrig average hut he re a North-Smith All-Htnr game at Niue*. preiy, Tim Crawford, hnmlled Watermelon eating contest*, coke Then the season began. Attend with the hose* loaded in the third the kick-off breakfast held In parties, breakfast meeting*, re­ mil Ilieil In till- leagues' Top Tell Hanford on July 25. 'once loomed up frame to alone nrrmint for Lee*liincliet, milking sixth with it ,1511 While all this waa going on, front of Tourhlon'a Drug Store. cord shows and a clear statement utiiI was the la-st burg's win. Hull Tnunn thumbed mark. Del .ami's Ned Huberts kept During Ihe opening program, of farts followed bv nn appeal foi In thu league for out a two run circuit clout In the Hitlers and hurlrr* had to which hegen the radio mara­ the Huh, will highlight the plan­ ahead uf Ihe park in Ihe race the fit at month, t*'P "f .........ighlh lo Ice inntlere. lake n bark Neat during Ike past thon, wnrkrra and niaUtanla ned drive lo save the Niue*. All fur Ihe 1932 hailing crown, Nig til-urge Smith, who came hut weather nnd week III the Class D Pkiriiln Joined togelher In dismiss Ihe during the program people will winding up thr week wllh a .1H9 hark last week to end a personal a slump combined coming event* for Ihe neil two he asked to cull In nnd plurc theii Slate League Tor II was high­ mark nnd finding Manager Ned ’to strip the club four-game losing skein hy whip­ day*. lighted hy more "frnril office" of Ita curly fi­ Tr ia d s * ) of Jna llrarh nn his ping Ihe Amiens tfl-l, started order for tickets. They will have Mr*. K. II. I ,ntiey, representing them delivered right lo thrlr door. activity than ha* been known jCNlerday's fray nnd was helled keels with a ,1H3, while DeLand nancial g a i n * . the'Sanford Pilot'* rlnh, and (lily Nooks of III adult ticket* for the nr omul Ihe circuit since It was from Ihe hill in the top or Ihe .lurk Cade, Ihe leader for six This could liovirr-nrgniiirril In Plllt. weeks, wn» In third with -1HI. Comml»«lov*T John Kndar tenined btcaclu'is me selling for 15 A ■lu It fifth after tie Imd given on sla , been avoided If Up to stag/- a *iirci'**ful Coku grandstand packets of 10 ducat* Parker riinn. Th r glnlit rightt he necp*sniy Topping everythlrur was the dm The Tup Ten list picked up .» pnrty In which nil Ihe player* nntl sell for (7 and teenager* ran buy itinllr nniiouiiremetil l-y (tninesville newroiner when Ken Nrneseke of linmlrr. on oiiMon from Ike St. capital had been tbelr wive* were introduced, In­ 10 ticket* for junt $2.' Louis Nrownips, was nirkrd for nt hand to buy and Ht, Augustine Interest* that li-|.nml out-hit team-mate Nny terviewed and mel with Mnnford seven of lhi- Leesburg II hils. W H A T YtlP P A N DO: Listen •In-v were siiriemlering their (ran the key players Dunne nnd replaced him with u housewives at the ball pork. Thl* to the facts and if you feel huso- i hl*e* because of poor atlemlanr Mi'nnwbiti-, Parker liurler, lloli needed to return the Niue* lo the 112 to Dun lie's 120. we* aired over W TItll n* art, all ball should continue In Hanford mid general link of interest. This McCnlloiigli, limlgeti>,| the Nine* Oilnndn manager Kd Levy kept winning column. do your part try ordering a hook reduced the nation'-, only ten dill the event*. Now you ask— where was i t 1 to f,ini hils uml a lone urn'iirned Id* home run lend with Cl to 12 It waa hark to Ihe atuillo at or honks o( III tickets hy rolling league to eight. Didn't thu club have a lot of tally to score hi* second win of for Hanford manager ( ’huck Aleno. 11:00 a.iii. tlii- morning fur unv of these four telephone mini Accepting the surrenders, illThe hitter was still on tup In Itlll'a money from the big gates they the year over Hanford. McCul­ general atatemenl of farla on her*: 2237, 2238, I HOI), I HOI. Then were receiving during tho begin­ lough'* roiitrol wns near perfect rectors phtreil nlayers of liolli with fill In Nuliert’a 0.1. the comlltlon Ilf the lllue* with come out mid nee the Nines play ning of tiui season? Tim answer us lie I hsiii ',1 hut a single pass to chilis on sale ln*lde tile league, Cade had the mes| runs, HH, n typical Odlmm i|Ur*tlon-nnd- tomoMow night against Ihe Jus the Nines. Is no. Ileru i* tin- record. offering them lo Ike low rlnb* with lenm-mule Dili Mnstrniiaky answer session with people Ileticlt Hen lllrd*. It will lie "PlayThe club didn't slnrl out the The lone Seminole tally came first in Ike ho|nof strengthen srronil with 0(1. Iloh Nurker of Field railing In I the alallon anil era Appieeliitinn Night." season wjih a large capital In­ in Ike leiMnm of Mir eighth lo lug litem, and thus helping to Day tuna led in double* with IN llralley giving the anawrra over event* will highlight the program. vestment since It bunked on It* deprive MrCiilloogh of » shutout Insure Ihe surress nf the re All women, children ami seivirc In 17 enrh fur Nuhvrls, I'lrlle lha radio, previnuo experience In I till when newriimi-r Jesus (innrule*, maluhig right rlulis ihrmigh the and Tliumns. Cade, Nulirrls, and Mannwlille member* of the men will he admitted' free of a lieu flic (oral club sold 250 ad­ shortstop, rearhrd srrond safely cud uf Ihe arnsliH. Merrill Smllh uf 1'nlalka were vance season ticket* tn raise the Junior Chnmlier of Cmnnierre on Dasknlaki*' over throw of Limited ni-iv lied with right triple* rarh. initial working rapitnL A almlwarn operating front Ihe Menhir ' NASHUA LI. A P P R E C IA T IO N first base. ice then brought NKOADCAHT Chamber of Commerce Imlhllng It was strictly "nn runlost” III l.ir drive was begun thla year (ionxiile* went lo tldnl on pinch flllt), r ii u k I v t Tonight hul II netted only 40 arnoon tic•I First Street mid .Sanford the "tub’ll base race, fur rookie hitler Jim Nohiml'n grounder in 5:000:00, Studio, Hponsnred (2011 slid v"ter-| krl* nr 210 dural* short. Avenue going nut to dl*iriitm(<> Howie Ti-siinw of Dayloiia had second nnd then crossed the plnlr (100, wi t h Tims the clnb lived from night when (JeOri'e K'-liii flleil to lell. ticket* and rolled money a* the piogratn, Negro Leniiet* an guest*. an* moved far out front wllh 11 the last p l a t e 11:15 7:10, ijtudln Iteinrifs uml in night on the large gale* ill the phona ralla come In. The Jayccoa through midnight Thursday, 15 I'reaii llox I'utlrr: The Ntue* liccnhnrg rlull ne will continue till* aervh'ii Ihiuugli Interview*. nlirdd of leam ntnter Dick Halter. Memorial (itwillum and, at th" h»v« won tlm IhhJ Uiree two-gamn ti ding p I ii y i7:45-10:00, Studio, Leesburg same time paid out Ita senium ( xtomorrow until J iini before toNurlrs mnl If they can slop Lee* Ihe week saw no change al all in a n a g e , l)mi morrow Might'* "Plnyera Appro- Hanford game. In DrLand's three game lead peimeti for halls, euolpment, play­ Inng tonight limy will make It Anderson, pilch Tiiemlny ers ami salaries, pills posting tho Hatlon Night". They will in, at over the Held In the rare Tor guai nnleo money wllh tho No- four. Inline'I Hernial bnicmiui, Hi»ri-H;l!0, Touchtons, Worker* t-r Fled Munis (he Jus Ilench-Miinfuid gainn to first half honor*. Orlando was hi tlnonl llaseliall Association, The Johnny I min a, -mt in the dugoilt ileum, ami In Nejiuit Nnlly. All people working sell book* of Ml for mini! bleach­ scrond spot. Jax lleach In third lllllea did get some money from witli lii pl-tsli-r cnit on hi* left leg fi-blyr ILtl Long, on drive. er scata or grand dural mnl a apeonly four game* out of flrsl. and the sale of signs, hut this wa* run- yevtcrduv. Jo" I'arlse |1 the rmlv Cocoa gid -veler0:.10 10:00, Touchtons, "Assist clal teenager park'd. I’rlre* are (5 lint Manager*" meeting Sanfrrd wns fourth, hI i and one- turned ahuoiit hv ihe spring tram* Hanfnid I’ltiver t - parliillinle in mi Hot, HtniMl i t L.-» for III ticket* In the IJrurher*, 17 f nil Iln- Niue*' 52 v<-rv iiiulti half gaoies away, I (Mill-1l .oii, Studio, Necotds and and rookie lilNv Ing expenses for grnnil*tiiml packet of III Inlet views, Menu bus played BKim i lo.i |bins: Dayloim got veterans Nob (Irlamln mid Ihiytiiun Im-t the Now I lien von ducats and only $2 for III lieu in eveiy gam ' llllt mil evet y ill 11:00-11:55, Touchtons, Man on Nurker mid ftlltur I'ardue Jr.; I's he I record* dining Ihe week, each have loo many age ticket*. uing. Htreei Program. lull,it got Loin i C ard s ; f!m,font winning five or right. Del vim I won high a n I a r l e ii Jack Itallgun, president or (pli'k lip boil 12 :10 - 1 : 10 , V n, lit (,1ub. I,lou* got .Irmia (lonmb'i and Ken Ad four of six; Jax lleach mid I’n- playera. Th ii i* the Notary Club, assUIrd Ihe (Huh. Kprnker and Panel of r*. AN It II O A l.rrsbnrR inn*, while Dcl.nml l»ok Dewey Ini Nil look four of seven; Hanford ridiculous \V o Beaeball llrnndraat by permit­ pert ii. 0 ci 5 1 < Ihisknl'iki i. « Thurman mnl Not, Hookup. split six; Leesburg dropped four will not quote ting Ihe group lo nlage a radio (1 <1 0 1 1 I’nwilrk. rf 1:15-2:00, Htuilin, Nrcords nnd Flirrrnitrr look iilnre nn last of seven; Corn* dropped six of figure* ami inquit at the Notary Club'a Yacht Interview*. 5 1 3 Fuiidnrii, 2b Hundav, aid all lilavrr* unsold nine. atani'r*, hut wr Club meeting thla afternoon. 0 1 Collirn. If 1 1:15-1:00, Tnuchlons, Kids liecan aisuir you o J»me* tint will enndurt a port Nnlly. 5 1 1 1 Brady, 3b F L O IIID A H T A T B iT.A O IJK AVB R A tiK H that Hanfonl is almlllnr ipils tnmnrrnw at Ihe 0 Aiulrriton, lb 0 0 0 4:00 1:10, Tourhton*. Intel views I IIIMICI.II T ilD ll-H I)A Y , J U N K 5 not out of line Yacht Club during Ihe Man* mid Neeorda. 1 1 0 Trump, rf 1 T IIK TO N TK N with ally of lh •Club'* Hireling. 1 Caballero, c 3 2 4 4:15 5:00, Udham Office, |(v. Lest This other FHL dubs McCullough) p Scout Mauler John Pierson lias port* of idmiie workei*. 0 1 8 Is-*- G All It II lilt Nil B ill Week Wrek In Mil* reined. I'lm r r d lull H 1.1 27 10 Total* lit organised a large group of bnya 0:45 7:00, Studio, llillld up for Nnlictt*, Del.mi l .184 Remember t ii o, .■um V Ml "Mi 47 85 0 11 61 Joel Field to aell hook* of tickets for prise*. game. AN It II O A .185 that when the Heiiiinnle Him a Sanford .376 55 74 0 0 25 Treadway, .Ins llenrli V 4H IICJ 6 These biy* reported lu front of ‘ (1 l 0 ■Ml 7:15 7:10, Nludlo, Nrporls of fade, Del.a inI .384 ware winning it waa themi *<•-call­ Kehls, If .107 I S 50 211 08 81 1 15 52 3 0 0 0 0 Touchtou* Ihl* afternoon and worker*. .166 ed salntled playera 15 .171 wlm wero Kskew, rf nn It 51 202 18 74 To*now, llnylonn want on tliu radio. They will re­ 7.15-10:00, Nall Field, "Player* Nrdiertsou, Jns llenrli .365 packing Mirm in lit .170 Meniorin! keen liii-ii'bull vi-lerno* Slieh ns V 48 200 211 71 n 7 40 peat this tomorrow. Apliieelallon Night", flume iicllv- Aleno, Hnnford .150 Stadium. .100 V At 192 15 89 12 3 HO Krhlvr nnd Churk Aleno to oper­ II. II. Pope and Judge Hlen- Itte*. .lax Neiii-h va. Hanford. Heraiiae of Ihe lark of capital ate Mu- i-tuli. They hnvn Innuntor.353 .147 V 45 184 33 05 1 1 20 IliigheH, Coco* have been working „strom , ......... lo.340 Ihe Ilium were handcuffed lu nhlc I'outucl* uml ure in the pro.357 V 14 180 44 M 0 IQ 40 Klnnrd, Jax llenrli father as a lenm In co-ordin­ .116 buy Ihe key player nr player* lo rcF* oT iicipiiriiig badly needed .167 V Ml 182 31 61 7 A 48 I'litte, I’alulkn ating and directing Ihe workIJ) 48 100 57 68 0 5 22 .122 .143 end their IhhIiir way*. Aa nn talent for nothing. If It wasn't for llrncaeke, DeLand ara In their chores of anllcltlng The Leaders —- lions: t'nde (|H, Mostrannky 111); llitai Hubert* H5, eaample Jus! take yeslcrilav. I hem, Sanford would bn In dold­ collection* for the sale of MeCade Ht; Jit: Kpckrr in, Nobcrli, I'lrlle, Tlinmns 17; 1llt Smith, Cailr, Manfuli! rouId have hail no out­ rums of tin- second division..,, kda. Walter Morgan Is carry­ we finis, Nnlictls, eight; Hit: Levy 11, Alrnn 12; Hilt Tesnow lit, Haller 21; fielder from Lccalmrg If ing the haaclinll appeal to the had had (he money, hut » « Hill; A 1rno 59, lloberl* HI, naval personnel at lha Hanford W didn't and that outfielder beat Naval Autlllary Air Station. the llluea with a bnaea-loadrd ny N K IIi (ill.HIUDF. Jg-vy went oul In Ihe mound and Ray Kennedy, former Detroit U'lisliurg moved out ill league'* homer. writ Freia HI all Writer Titer nnd Pittsburgh Pirate farm AxMtciateit cellar, taken over hy Cocoa, with player* from both club* came out Thu* President Joel Field'* and Tho Jacksnnvlllu lltiach Hen on the field before police broke director, whn moved hero recently, llu win over Sanford. Pal McCul­ (loneral Manager John Kvidar'a Dints won n 12-Inning Florida has ha* Iwen placed In rhargo ........ .. lough tillched a four biller ami It up. hand* are tied. They have to pick lAiaguo Imsclmll game 12 Calvin Collin* hit a four run humor ■iilatant manager*, who will help Htnto The Palalka Axalcaa combined up * player for nothing and Impo over Iho flrsl place DeLand Ned Chuck Aleno direct thn club Tues­ Hal* .Sunday. lu pneo tho vlrlory. II hll*. 10 walk* nnd four Dayton* or the heat. It la Indord fortu­ day night. They will be groom'd nate for Sanford that wo havt Thl) Otlnndn Senators won over lleach errora to win. HhortMoo Nick Ugarle canto tAta a apodal section in tho stand* across with Ihe winning run when Cocoa In H\o fourth liming with a T •nd will flash card* oxprosulng pllrher Lloyd Swain walk, a double hy Frank llAldnnia. IM r strategy to Aleno on thn icLnml Tom Mills pitched hi* 1.1th it nidfflc hy Ikn Mona, an outfield llw ld,, Al (itifl enntrllmtora will slked. win fbr Jackaonvlllo (loach and fly ana hn error. A near free-for-all ha .S^jbln tn alt In this set-lion belted in tho aovonth Inning waa hrnkon a uo-fnot homo run. n part In thn dlraetlop of LceatnirR boot Bnnfonl, 8-1. Or- up by Hpoclal police. It atarted tho llluea agalitst' the Rea antln downed Cocoa 4 2 and I’alal* when Orlando Manager Kd LaVy a trounced Daytona lleach 13,1, w*i bR by a pitch from 11111 Baai, lljr H U N T C H K T L A I N Will the Seminole Blue* finish the H w v n nr will they lutve to disband like St, AugoMini- mid Gainesville? The answer In this (04 nutilImi now rout* in Ilu* hand* of Hanford's baseball fan*. The locnlly owned mid operated Blue* iniin't mini- fIII,Will during (he course «f tin- present “ lliicks tot Baseball" drive helnit con­ ducted hy ii group of fun* under the direction of Judge Dougins Stenstrom end Ntnilcy (hlham. Sanford's unsuccessful k nitertutorial candidate, Odham, hat championed the raime of the underdog again and la employIng Ihe Name Hurceaafiil tactic* L.< Iw lined lu raise campaign fund* Rookie The Sports Register i Pnlatkn 13 Daytona Beach 8 Orlando 4 Cocoa 2 Florida Stale League Won Lout Pet. Jacksonville Beach al DeLand Orlando nl Cocoa Florida Rial* League DeLand 37 098 SanNird at tu'eaburg 16 (ITS Palnlbn at Daytona Beach Jaxvllle llearh 33 10 4 Orlando 625 33 21 National 23 .371 Brooklyn Hanford .11 .TV) .14 M ?9 25 337 New York I’ alatkn (tV Nl 18 28 48! Chicago Daytona ftcach 26 fill 19 n 20 l.eeslnirg 35 .164 Nt. Uml* 24 2.3 33 Cocoa 152 Cincinnati 10 23 26 Jacksonville Beach 1 DeLand 2 :fi! 28 Philadelphia 19 Leesburg 8 Sanford t .461 27 IN llnston .211 39 Pittsburgh 12 Pa rise, lb 4 0 1 12 0 Brooklyn 11 in Cincinnati T-4 0 0 Aleno, 1b 1 6 Chicago 7 6 Boston 3-7 2 Bherha, 1b n 0 1 3 St Uml* 3 Philadelphia 3 4 0 Onodwin, 2b 4 n 0 3 1 New York 0 Pittsburgh I Nrnoklyn, ef 4 0 1 4 1) American 0 Nhodrn, c 4 0 0 rj 28 20 Ml Conxale*, a* 0 1 i 4 a flojlnn .581 23 18 Smith, p .... 1 n 0 0 1 New York 29 21 .58) Adams, p 0 0 Cleveland 1 n 0 23 22 f-Roland ..... 1 n 0 0 0 Washington 23 24 Torre*, p 0 0 0 0 0 Chicago 20 22 •Total* .13 l 4 27 I I Philadelphia St Uml* 22 28 .440 for Adams In 8th. Del roll 15 32 .no Leesburg .......... 005 100 020—8 Chicago 8 Washington 3 Sanford 000 000 010-1 New York 3-3 St. Loula 3-0 *, B— Fundora, Brady 2, Brooklyn. Boston 3 3 Detroit 3-3 A HBI— Funjlora, Collin* 4, Datka- Philadelphia 12-11 Cleveland 4-S lakla, Trump 2, Kcnla. 2B— Brady. HR— Coltlna, Trump. DP— Gonia. Florida Intcrnatioaal League le* to Rhode*; Sherba to Goodwin Miami 42 21 .887 to Parlse. Left— Sanford 7, I,ee.i- Miami Reach 42 22 834 burg 0. B B -n f f Smith 3, McCul­ Tampa 38 24 .813 lough 1. HO— Smith 4 In 7 inn­ Havana 36 26 .581 ing*; McCullough (> In 4; Adam* I St Pelersbnrg 31 32 482 In 6; Torre* 1 In I. Winner— 51c- West Palm Beach 28 34 432 Cullough. Loser. Smith (5-5). Lakeland 21 42 333 U— Kettle*, Stler. T — 1:33. 13 FI. Lauderdale SO .208 Standings 0* SEM INO LR IILUBS B A T T IN G AVBKAGBS Player Aleno Imbrn Parlse Kenl* Kakew Rhmlea 4hctb« Last Class V V V I.S It I.S LH US (i 51* 46 51* 43 16 43 43 20 Brooklyn •— Denote* Leader LKFJUIU NG Class Haver Collins I.S Anderson V Fundora I.S Caballero ....I.S Trump It Pawllck . V 4yke* Lfl •— Denote* Leader AH H 102* 45 102* 16 66* 101 146 10 44 10 156 22 168 10 61 7 II 60* 60 58 41 II 18 46 15 IIH 12* 6 7 1 1 6 6 6 9 ACKBR B A TTIN G AVKIIAGBS l.**t G 10 51* 43 11 44 52 52 All IPO 215* 172 146 148 207 201 It 1’6 25 28 17 10 33* 18 Thla SB RBI Weak Weak 2 69* .300* .380* 10* 18 .318 34 .287 1 1 11 .260 ,250 0 5 .242 28 .245 1 .216 ,2(1 .238 1 17 0 7 .216 rtP Thla 11 IIH SB Kill Week Weak 0 .101* .289* 7* 26 55 .284 6 .276 61* 0 23 .270 ,278 1 1 10 17 .260 0 18 2 20 .252 .270 .257 18 0 17 2 .227 37* .236 47 4* 1 .224 in 46 0 .222 4 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 2 2 4 a ri Jax Beach lodges DeLand On MSIIh’ tilth FSL Victory S AMATEUR NITE AT THE off for all ex-majur leagu- who live In Rcmlnofn County An aildtd faatur* ilur* will hv atirkad to Iho game lomnrrnw M whan a spatial avrlea of will ha Mtayad. lo hitting contest*, foot and throwtni rontreta conducted prior to thw •W. A watermelon rating will be alagad among boy*. ,.7,i •• "ii-ln-aH tha Odhum-Hteu ,«rt»gp h « provided < M A I T L A N D INN WHY •IJCAVE KbOltlDA THIS SIIMMEB7 Through food managemen!. . . by boprovhig iNdsodi and aqulpmant, and working fncUltiea to tha utamal, . , (albpboaafolks art doing tbelr bast to provida dw mparaMthf bnt oarrioa for your taiepbooa dollar. That’s ■!#)>> hagWf QHMOND HKACU, FLORIDA 0 lllrfrllp an ares*— liar tan* Heath area Avg. imaisir la is ia n ls n asty TO.** • i &i Ores a (rfesea— rssl 'algkla Itn yaaeis and imtlis’ « Piawaad ealartaluwewt : EVERY WEEK |iisiw>ha« parkta* |A tree rau*ll|< reeerl—(rtemllr, INBXPENS ADUW8 . (IncludKi ■ Iaterm* I m tint to Southern profraif qojJ to National Dqfapapk Southern Bill Telephone and Telegraph Campmtf x 8 florst Seat* ear where— *ata. aaeratvged 0- *gleai|jd4a hele ehenplenshle *•» eeurae • «•* CHII.DKBN II StDUN U 23. # v-y \MM:U HEADING OFF UfM tnmblci h«lpt k«pp EMpliowt Mrvice good, and coiU down, Growing tflkitnqr lU tloOg tha line U on* of Um reasons why tha prica of talaphoii rervlce has gone up tan than moat other prioaa. EVERY WED, NIGHT STARTING APRIId 16 Coquina Hotel Oaldad by riaalreala "agMaad aara", lha (*t( dadtaua **et« he* trwMn at i aad UN npalrena tiara qataMp- aftM baler* santea h **t*e»f AT RND OF 10 WKBKB ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY HY Telephone tervlce lakes a i family hudfot than It did tea year* ago. aad you eaa calj twice ej,maqy paepla. "THE THREE COCONUTS" ' mm CALL WINTER umm'm * \fZSf E ll aJ ■ -Ul«. I I U | $ | | T t O a , , -v . -' L O W tO lE ’ 1 - $1.90 Ttut lari. I I M . H k i M W . V4W mmmmmmmm .r. ■ • ■-■}>: -i .......................^ ^ a i- G m B S Q m f l S S l ' iP-? \ �■ • ■■ — DR. H. K. RING H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Plea** 812 K A ST F IR S T PHO N E H. JA M ES appointment 11.1 Manitoba Phone I7A2— 171S Phone l i t S TR F E T 78 O U T JA M E S H. O U T A hoc. SUMMER VACATION For ! Less • VW* I m . t*Mk. fterW*. •« A * A i m •4 ik* attxMk, wh*»* *>Hm el I n * m n r f * l i f*» * * N . ewtwaA*#. •Ml k**il«a. Me he* lag. tOW tow iu m m m i t m m o w w i m e t CiaM I*. * w**k*n4, • w A •» A* Ik* I M o * IMMt* ».k»«U._ • call for ----------------------------- I DR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST C H IR O P R A C TO R G en eral In su ra n ce ------------------- -------------— H im f*.HM*« A» Ik* MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TE L E P H O N E S Room 4(M Senforil The A llnntlr I S O n m l 1071 National Hank lliilldlng 1952 I) o«1ko *>k*l* ! • « % , 1,000 ACCOMODATIONS on th« OCEAN Meadowbrook 4 Dnnr Sedan (Will* Today foi lntonn*,fdn) Jm In c h I u k I , W O f t . 1, I M a r a l « M h . KarMa P U A S I t o w r w i O O M i n TO, Name Delivers in Sanford for Add'*.. $2412. ^ / n lii/ n a 9 in w f ^ {^ n r a lio n -C m tr / W HERE SURE SUN AND 24 M id i 11, a To w o ^ d -K o riv t City li t* a. of ,&#£• IIAn I. T 6 w n t h l6 11 Sdutn. ftan*e F la t c m i t r t ir t i i h cncxfV o* errlr*»et Land Company. a lx jc u i it :. aewi.xui.K co cxtv, Corpora t loti rvletln* under the m i l : tie ci. <11,1(1,. t*nh ii ii 1 the HIntP of Florldai line* i.x i ’ N i i i i v n : . Hit Hir.i in i b o Court Me ewnrn Hill hi r.impLil iil lit Ibis Null* the IN U K T i m K H T A T K O K i >1.1,1 K KlH KI.I. l U ' T T O N . nat m •• and purpose of Which tft to Deeeaaed del «r mi fir Hi** Mile of tin* Plaintiff l »► II., bttol Im*cm|Hat*,,' e dr-aorlbn.'l TCI A 1*1. WHOM IT H A t H IM P ltti Nil lire I n lieiebr given III a I ir, b*’ >, to I wnfflUeiit ubaoluty filed f* •• wimple title, lo have all cialm* M F O lU J U A N D R E W SIM! MR hln final report h * Adinlnleir.ilor de and Hiii'i< m , 0 the Do fend a n tiii and *a* b .if Hit'io. in and to wald fund loilltf non of the eeiate of u itir Eslell It'll fn n. dr.iMH.-e that lie jfikwed •■t|on and determined, lo ro iH iu * !oudw upon the Plalnltfr* filet! hie petition tor final dlHtharue and that he will apply to the lion ' Ir V** *’ -a id Lind, lo *•tt 1**1 ami Cdn* Mini loo PlalriHfrw (Die therelo. of a hie DouihiM SietiMtrtini. t 'miiit > md b» ii h lib Milt nf Corn pin Int the Ju iw e of Seminole i 'aunty. Florida I '■ - l 'I 11n 1iff Mt.itew that It batl»ve«i on the 'id day of .June, A D H o t . ,i i *i prixonw HiteifNted In the for approval *.f **iiine m,| for ftn.il A dm I niet r •1<>i ile I.mii I n la ml hen in i m ,d \ #d and herein - dliN'tiar Re .»• k. rllied, whoei* luinieH are non of I In* oktuie of i dii, i : o . i ■ I iinkiMM'. I,, 11 and li.ivln* furiliet ] lint ton. det oh erd, or, tbiu .'I .Im \ I* l ' , ? ’ !•in' a Ha m u 4 •11.tIn pereutiii »t» i Mol r troit it** pulri'w S|m- i . i k' k •I. •k ■> i. 1 CMIn* tii 1* fkip « tf,111 lit toin Iat ■a i hi il*- I'-i'i ii I PI •1*.1■•" ■'tii * ii.it Hii'iwii iijr thi, ..r in. c i . O i . i i m i j i 'ii i a iieMit i i l m , <>i ah * or T ill RI*TT« *N dr. o i . ’ l Ml- 'll Me l»' Ml Mf rthl*. amt ’ Pe n I * 1lie lid FhtltlMf f If ID «M1 It I <9|‘ I II!' I til M l r"a h. mit »-ilint id in Hu* la rid and I ' J l ll|||:( SI Ml M il i: I III % u i'i' 'iii > .......in ittv »,|%*il ami here ; s I I T * : O F I l. o lt lD | i n , a . - fih.'d mol tf dead, t I T 1*110111 T P . h u e h •ii in lei** iri| t herein; Li'i h i n hi .i'll all pei none hav - IN ItK I fli: I S | A T I ! « 'F W ILL IA M H IL L Y M FSToN " . "* *.'»o, m i ** b a n ant curre nt Decea c**i| l*i ih» ii • ■(»< i |ibett land, paMleu T O 11.1. W H O M I T M M H I M I IIN ill I i i"f i. iH i , 1tin Ni)i| IUII nf t 'll lit ■ N*JHi r 11 h ei eI»v g. Den » 11a t I-: |» I ' I » St»i\rnu fllril hi fti m I report im a >i tv ' t i n R F F i ' R l . •’ R D K R F D mlnletra#nr of the , o.ii,- .f \\ •11 Mm* ' h uni m i - m of Hie Defend* lam Itlley Mo.loti <L> i,, \ n** ' ' n ton'd,, d*N*i*naletl and I Ural hD pel It |oit for final >.M“ } ■ M".i i •* h r i o |<9 re,(till i d (o » ttarRe. and r |i.,t fit- will opph • • ................. .... *i file I Ii e*Ir wrl! the llonorabl, — Sten„if 'to ten I* I* « _ lo r i a h itir re 11111 of 1 County .1ad no r s *n >Iio . i .> ........- 1 , i •rnpl.ii im .1 Mm .’ 3rd day of Floi Ida. oh t Ii*1 Did day of i ,, , , •i19tii* \ h m : ! and that thin or for appt"• il "1 - Mo, iml i n d* i '■ i I' lmbnl In The Stthfoi’d final dleehatn* VdoiMitif' i».>, > f •L ■ « i* i pet of aeneutt •lie retute of U llh iln I( i I*m H m I H i oh' '■ *1' - "i111'' 11- b *'•I inSentfipde dru eline11 i title .11 r dav of Mn ' ‘ouriD r I Mil .. 91, r .1Wrelt for A D F*.\. four " ii*in al 1%* week* b 11 S I p\ F \ s " i I SI sn nit (land ■ I n k and \drilloDi i ||n| ..I •b*'b* -< •' >■l the ild *'oiiif, title (he I al i« of \\ t Il ia in iML'v - i " 11 la t I May A D IftliS. at, (IiiwL'ii, 11ei11*a e♦*11 Saof'-i'l ^e iii ili"1 e •'onti I v . Fhirlila U I* H C R NDM N. M I T I t t: c i pi I* i *i i i i 111 * i. n r i I urn nit i •'*•!•.. e-lM<S* IIII IN11•' I '•>Nil || , Flot nhi M l h f ll r |i11N|( 111o-i" . s c it • make S W I M Ms Legal Notices Legal Notices ■X f H U C I H C l t T C O l H T . j r n i v i A L n n c i ’i T . in am i c a n tU iN ix ni.r: t m v r v , k i .,h i Hik. i n i h .i v t .h i no. mm» l l ' U l t S T I l K K T 1.ANH C O M I ’ AN V >i CwrroniHon under tlm L aw k of fine Slate uf FltuHlit. Plniiitirr. Vs, t> \ s i i : i . w 111»i .i •i :,s, a I mo known a* M \V IR » L D F N , rt 111. I'efpmln n i 4*l ■I>1: 11 u t t r r t ;t ii T i t H A M E L \\ l l l ’L D K N , aim. known hr D. W. l i t » L D E N . nml i *' Ilf A M ll> »LDU N, Ms vktfe IfJTIIK it r I'MMTF.H and. it iuArrlnl. I'U R T K IL In* « I D . M I. II S T H I U I K T T .ind. if married. S T D It It F T T . Oil* wife, i V •HUFFIN' and. If iiuu r wd. OR I F F IN lilw %vif» ,1 W JA i 'l iS l'N .altd K . * >%« K Si »N‘ bln u tf, M 'D ir : LOW l#K< »N F In »\V and tf married. DDIV, bln wift*, F MASON R o R L R T H K N T K H H U s LS', d dittMotvrd Florida Ftii i»"t •it Inn. nnd K MASON Ri *11F. it i m s a m i; s f n t i l i . m , i i . i i i i f s l U lD F lt T s . «*m ill** Liwi k ii »iw M Hoard nf Dire, lo r m nml ,i« T imm »*#« of the i>ro|ir»t> nf F Mat m llnherlN Enfei prlwrn . .i •11nn*•I\ •••| l l o r t l n F,,f ptir in Iriii. iitnl any "H«er |iiii m,iit H limit.i; (»i, tH«<*uRb ntlrf Of t ill* nilil F Mu b Hnhet t Fii»**fiiM-** a *11 D **i| FI"! Mu i ’mi jmf .11tun -i ii >1 aa ' all of Hi** a I " ' 1 p, nil nf h h 1im1 •Hdefnro afn imkiioofi if I U h i « 'ill If >le.id iMiktloHli ' i l l * ut I , ilrvlHf fH, 1»Kiilrri« i unto D r# , mill *n> and all m>i MtliR Hit I til I till utv rlnbl, Dili* i •i m|#r*M In «•r f«* Hi** ft*llMuliin •Ifnirlbed i>r«*pwrly Ivtint, « H i ih D* t*till Imill k 111 the I *i»4l nf y nf So in I iiolr. Stale of Flotilla, lo wll \ \ \ Hint |»nrl of tlie H\\ •« of 'N r N K ' i of Mm MV 'f Uimf W <* ml: of I rn i»« \s $h id ■W i*h D a Slirtnaa Itoad iimt Nmitli of 1 oiiK ivnoil •Fnfewt t'ilv Ifoitd ,*f ‘'ii lli'ii 3, T o tv n wbl (i Jl Honiii Itmiflt1 J"t Uii al , itim I All Hint naif D in * South *nd' Fa«t T H E SANFORD H ER A LD N or. Jim* 9, 1952 P«** 5 lit’gal Aid ice IHI I lilt | II I <111(1. A ll III t MM S| Mi Mil I <III V| \ . FI.OH­ IO V I \ i H I M F ll \ HIV OH t F u t i l II I. \ NS* *\l Plaintiff r i* At 11 DIM M If A VS' *,M I i*if «•( H i n t » m %f i *i s it I A NS' *M , o Met f )• ,1'" I l noii>M' Ho V , i>\ t •*| tiled I o Ml•b'frn ■pefeonallv 1 I, M l . 1 Hi day •I > , f i. *, , | M. m •‘I wf U >•• n« i ■h i i . K i '■•111 ii'l lie-*,, N i * No * I* iliH le lt 1 ,• I.. 1;** I * '* • 'Min F b 'i i d i Mi a •ertnln 1,1' 1 ' i" «" — •Iinii Niitlinl i uti pn ’ * i * ' ' ' i i 1 of fir ut In ii ir * o *■ T i> f li| , in i 'Iii*M.,* i 9 . an ' ■a ii>"i mli* "f ali i <.him« b» ' • M l l l . l t It A NS' HI. PLA IN ‘ Hi -Ill I'H I I' I v . M D F * ' ■ W p I , t, V " 1 '» * '*9 hand Hid nfflchtl • m l " I FI i Id » ' h i , Mill 1. • l III U N f i n V 1*1 k 1 •’,»*' 'll t • i idu o Hi PUT OUT Tilt IIRE OF D I A F I R R A S H *'e' «♦*■ » I *C0 PC <»CH 9*♦* fh,| If* 4 ,|MV V* a f "HI xv.ihf", 'I.lt .y . t#.vO#| *‘ V>, eiiitjNv tnea -In*.t no ♦ •i a *u » o i /U »e'r* t*v >l i vhI4v ** «l> Uu M I 4 Mi n»•<',#) f'APe Ju I*4e|re I’ nv SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS f*10 E u » l F l r i t t S i r e d P l u m , - 10 11 Use HERALD WANT ADS N 1:11 III 1111 S : * ,1 :l lirtlriHilllh. M ».li,iii, ..in|.l.it' with kitchi'ii , ,|Hi|,im iil. .|>Mfi' \ wiili'r hrnt> ri,. V a‘isi<i i tin tilin.l". i n r p o f t , l i t r t r i ’U i n » i pnifh, liniiltcapi-il lot in I'.iiiiltful \V>iin*woo,l Sul, l'lt> lit illti.-M N n r l h i*f i « i v j. . *ha 1 nf Milliinvilti- In Snufoi.l I 'l l \ fltmiiirii. I'rli-ril hi l..u a . *101110 ll.'Hminnlil* .I., ii ti |nivMn nt* Ainu 't l.riiliinni limn,', lot i ,*i», *,*f. ii month. I'l u ,ii, i l l \ It , Siinfm,! F u r Ite sn H i) T h e fiilliinliiK rutea »*t|d| to nil D u a l Idle piihlleheil In Th e Siinfurit llerntdi I time l.1r per line InerrHoti 1 iltiifi life per line Ineertlou •i tlinee We |M r line Ineerih*»» Id IImra de per line DieeMlim ic per Rne l « r 3 early Cuntrar* Five teurife to the line. Iinii hit Hale For Olarh Fare I ape PHONE 1IS T nm I a «le reill he nrrepletl i»»*r (he Teleplmne « n meinniRnilMiM rhurae If fioir name la llxled In I tie lelephunr hmih. In frliirn for ihle neromiuodnllon Ihp ntlverlDer In etfieeled It* pay promptly. In order for («e l»* vender I he l i n t poealhle per* lee, all Want Ida in net lie In « « r nfflee on the dny before pohID ralton* Ptenae tiuOff u* Miiiuedtnlel r II im error ueenre In tone ad H r iNHHid he rraponalhln far more than «ine tneorreef ln «e rOon, THE SANFORD HERALD mih ki:ni ih in ,11 ,i,iin. U n i, i -1,1,1 I ...... .......... 121 ft .in ly link ftir Avn filir, M •it'l; 1 N I III i \ I l I n M K in n w n r r , ! !., ilmniiiH, I I,nthn, mniil* i<„,in. i m , ,i u " I ,'»■ . Iii M I , Hivi't lllilijr K . l a l r n , So I', niiimiln A m u , l> « y ln ii» lltiarh, , r.in ,'inriii li'rm*. , 'ontm-t 1117 S I'nltni’ll n Avi* . ikt'l rlly. nil,till- MMfi i W I I'H N lS U I Ii .1 •...>rii > i i ,. in I 17.’if> .1 nf'* 1 l lllll'P S H U I H m i n ' . I, ,i|til*li','l " i nn fin III tn il ll'lll tilkn , Iriili 11nil I , r n» pnil itiij'inrnl 2I1IM Srtll for,I \ m ' W K I.A K A A | i n r t m r n l' ill Klr*l SI o i l I’li,mi' CM 11" Mil. I i’ l I I M II 11t II, »lt I .I l l'S S u >. >i >li mitili- Ink, vIrw I,it $S(«il |‘e r me i ntm li ,, llrnlirr* i i. i i i i m , i u \ I'huni- 7.12 lll!l 11 H o i o TC IIIS o n M ’T S i m M-> u IAll I ii'. iMiVlnllil lli-ili Ii li , " ivi-nk, |,|i i * In*, m i l l , m l luii'ii rimin' Simfnril ’ M il I ill 1 1| 1 HI r,,> u,„„l i i,-»!,lrnliiil l>,,.|„ 1 1v. Ainn'i 11 nml nutrki l, l n,: , l » M i , ln>l m i l l r, i,inm fui im l,,,t ii |.... I in* lil i " i Ii*'* . | Mil i l l ill 111 V MillH nf I,"' t I.III,; ,1* I 111,III SI I'll,mn I ' I Vi lli', ____________________ •, i l l I II I I S I n i l S A I . r . 111, Mnlll-lll l ll li li" *|>lll ill i.*flntifnl, nlimly SiitiUniln l i m l I A l l III \.N|l H i l l •r I’m k . Hlotfrl.'lniiiril l. tin t i n ii""" linn m u m , nil llli il . I iih a * i < ■• , , i s,,r,i r , | .■ |., l it ii'B ll„"m Itriilly rlr n n fur fnlk ■ u l m .......... Hi ml , are ." I* mill * *milli « ( S.in f," I i i,l ll',ni"l i ink I tlliiiiw *t Htitmli.i.l Sin 17 112 11Iw h \ |‘uIilt■» "" S I'A C IO U H ••!.*•-ly f nr nlnlo-a ' r . , , 1 I, 1'. D l l " lie l u ll Snfit U ' l l h sill' I 'over 20.00 lieilrnam Iihu a ** in ir'i'i'l ii"ii*li l.nrhnnil l.iilU'' i llll r Inn l'n '1 '" I , ,| I Ivnlnlllffeil I ," l" l[ e I I I " will, >SII|lC nv er 20.IIU mllilt*. N n |)i>U. I’lmiii' I M l W l ' n -,1 IV ihn I Ill'll, l l'H Mjirlna ■iflt.r i) ( i .i i i . nn.I H u ll M nltlt",* I I K I I H O O M I....... fur til*ln',| enin|ilete 70.00 I'lmnt' IM IH-W l n -,1 l.uriiP f'lli-*l " f llrm vfi * 20 00 A I’ P.— fiirril»hi‘il ni iinfninl»h''«l. l .teil I .i i rite llr e m e r 10 00 •iSt I’m It Ave. III i: 110,117 Slni|iwm II 7 |te lleil llnnm Soile 70 Oil l.iiV K I.V fin n l.In il fiiltiiK'', ,7 II 1 n i l ' l l I I I ' S A N I I l l l l l in"III* mill Initti HI I Klin Avn 2111,119 H. 1*1 s i . I’ llmte 127 I 'm n l 2H" mill i n r N K lIU N IS IlP lIi «|"trttn<'ia. ( ’"Il TIIM H *77-11. I ' l ' S T A I H H fiirnl.hp'l i i| i m i" " 'i 'i , Ii k IU h nml wiili i f o r m . I n ,I I'i I vnln unlrHilti'. Cl""t' In. f u r , I . f'lj. 1020 Klin I'lnitn- 1111 llllIJS K — furnUlifl. lay, (ilnilni vllln. Miittln l o llf t ItOOM fur niilii-il nmnt. Adult*, mi |mU. i."0 M hknii Kii Avenue. Ilm I'intrt A|>|ilv T W O UKDROOM furnl»hi'il hmite l.iirKu tut, nil" lui'Ntlun. I’lumn 1110. Deluxe liunei linnil enn .lit ton *77.00. Cull 1702.1 nr 1717 K h *I Seenml Ht. O il, rC H N A R U h -H y K reak y, W iill, F lo u r and Flreplare. M. (i . I K l l H i K H ,07 W. Ut HI. Phone 119 V K N K T I A N llllml* F o r F re e K » tlmntn Cull 7211. Henkurik (ilu** n it d 1'uinl Co. Keel KaUte Kor H*1« —2 u ri.o a (IF F IC K I t K H K H at half |trlre. II i i i o lif n lly reflnlabetl like new. Ilt l W. F lr*t-Tho F u rn itu re Center. N K M In T jI K H l t A I - T T 1120 Me*noils Ave. I'hnne 19 C A I H N K T H , Hath, Door*. JlooflnB T. W. Mern — W. Illelrlthe ruu went to Huy, Itnnt nr Hell, See I J. W. IIA l<l,, Rcetlnr Klnrlde Mini* Hank Itullitlu* "Call IU I I" I’hnne I7nn ■1NKKII lilork llmlinr ti'O I'rlot'*. I'hniir 1112ft II. 1112 I " t;itnt. " I l n i - n v Vim lln V r n , ' r ’ ninth N u n ' M M S Fli , i n i' S o r v ii v M ovrd t i*i i i i***i :11 i ly hi rear «»f D *00 S.iu I d d A Vo. FliTtrii* mo I or rn wiodiiivr, T i l r v u i o n and inilln •i 9 UN \ muir lo you pa your r, l-ifdbon* ?(H !— . l lfl*.|.lt'r»li,i'kSn|i|illf* 7 M o i i I'II u b , Ply wood , A i r Condi tinner*, InanU tlnn, Phone 1447. C n m p lie ll'i Cabinet*, Orlando lilway. (IN K HTKKL ItOI-W. Lathe. Phone fold V9'i'iMii* I'holla | IfiiT'J. S I ' O T T K I I limit innit*, i.’ i'illl, lull lively, 7 vr* nhl flint no I ill Hr* went til" it) IM, mil - o u t Ii. Ii. A K robin' I ' I . I . K T S fm ab Iiv 111:1,1' IV A N I I ' l l - V|<|'l It'il lt\ H H i I R IM M s i PPI ^ •Ht A M.i|ih» 111 till In In" I tnln ril »■, , |'rnfi'>>iminl , ’*.»*.■11»,11* t,» ‘""l Chur in irarnn'iii. iViuiim Sidhic |ir» p»i Sij, I l D n u l r M . l p* i Stj *IM lb V jdmlf Shliicio I 1 K T A I I . Hiili-aiiinti IV,iiitn,I Sli i I ri ni'lny mnlil l'in,*lnni' S I " " WOMAN S l'F F l M S r h i lN i ia d 'n r r v D I m’ i I iw Sidlmi I'lnn r l|ll| 11 IVliIln ," ■ ureil. C*ll Mins I'm kn,, I ■I 7" fill I 9|Hi| t l M III If X 4D Plump H I 7 i \ If P I M i ll \YOfl 1C I Cl tjlib k ti«piur jo|i't( nr ariMlP I■1111•Ij riu . ! >411 h m lit!! M € \\ irdinra rrpalre«t I ’ i . pf, p*oimild'iil Ki'ivlrpx Wi*Df i! 11ami nip id Call HM1-WI. WASH IM i 9— . 'I W I1 IIK W A N T H I I riAH V H IT T K II lien, „f rnfri itm** M i* M iliu m Vinnji. 1 Hi Wn*l m ill s i . I’lmtir III 111 M IIA IIV lli'ii H I T T K it, M l* I " Ik ........ I B . irf n r e m n« I'ltmn 121 • 1 N 1' W I X O M I I H i utfilpr'd h» parf* i Don ( bid flout a made Ilk# now I i n i . h m r c b o u m ^ t(r 9v h i If11- p dot jiciMlIdi' pm vtr fllllflt. Dm 9Hu* .‘ iNiulbclc I ’minty nlib # iu;?fe II Ill ( I i|h(»i «*am l)|i|uiiliinllle- III I i . It SAIT*, t i i m i ' i t 1 M m l, well *llM*k''ll New lltt*I, I el in-, Mil Cell i y 1, > iiiai'tilnra N»» dlitig M I do i ten ! ah* M u i v I! VMI m i i I I I , I N D : ; l i i n s i S'tpmie |' 1 1 and rioto •ifV erifi^fil if \ n\ I- I'l l d l , \ phall Tile nr I ofo I i i'i' ' l limlM' • | * la I ill cm I L'.t, lb* I hi nit mi ** * '^it •, i l i t . U t i I it ' ■IH W i n n » . I n. i *•*i" * 9 M i oiut* biruIiii»dlf H r Mi; Mu I fill l i m p 1 I ld>'141 *|M4l<* 1line •' "I' f ill I 1 I ' I - Hull,lure* wot a rat h v( 4 RMMMI ........... . ' (■ r • It. .iv.imlihi 11,1,-. h 'T l.tl, lilt- |iai • ( |IN*', full Mud H i"1 nnitr llpM'itih ' *t ■1■»■ I im» \p|>IH elDI MMlal h*1 h |U * Id n , l |i,,I.,mii< „n I K e i t ill x - r ini anil lin9e* »• f 1*1 *m« * * ai I ',ti |» o ', r t;,,„ „ y I'hor. fill (I l Oil I *-11111fed -in Ii i 1 111 1 M to.a I * ■titi’d Iiv mv i ■11f*»i \ 1111 , I Lull,| ] (ill* (HI III* |Mn|1 |l lor t | M il I'i., I.,, I eehon ' ,n arid will at ii ii rI *,( ib i mv III' i I'l.ttfle 1.1. »V I i " O r I, I k , , Dmy PI*1«.!'*»■ do md un w ( Ml" I n n vo'i h i p i n n l ) Li $t*» " i l | 11M1 1\ I I S I 'phnl . 1, 1 inn K "i in > 111 ii aurn. Hound I mimI im * SI,Mg, IMnni,' 1 0 0 * Kilt llitore l|lli *M fpivlnw w i lh fiud m v ■V *o' ,"v u t lib Ind' latlvp in ymii Imvn, r Iioiip Hiid uddirna in (Rm. N u VVwy Dlati i I mi D iip 1'himhliiB ,V Hilpp II n ;iwm u li v p h i ., si 1 m ih ael'O B m llep.ilrt Min'onir i. M I Ittnu 2H<M' S'," I I I Prttk Ave I’ hnil', 70 **10'!"- UN I.LM l’m i Hm>lttri,n ,l|i|i„tInn" t $17101 I " $.1000 C A SH III 1(1 IIM l> I 1 1V N M O W K ltH «tlimpenr,| , vele* 1epnlri'il. Sliilimoi'n, t: si;ci i(i;ii in i.MiMMin 111 710 uii st. Pl.t MitiNt; IVunieil n flniiiii'iallv .............il .I'­ K ir c ll,*, n nr woman l" tn|teivl*e .1 'nntrael nml rep air Work. '•Htimati'. It I. I lm v e v 204 ImiOier* of new aill"li"ll" »en Siinfnril Av>. i'll,me IK.'H <|OI* dlx|l|.||Nlll|> " |ll",|||< 1 "II tlonaily aOvmlim'd mi ............... . l lnpi iti tii a!, anil radio, In imiuarine-, nml ■ I t . n l ' S l L S I l i l ' f l ) , m a l e I tea) l>, . , .overt m'wn|ni|nTin wttli liiil''- ninmiii: Hint pm, Ii <>r lu eejew ay I 11I 11 n into H million u immilt null, Ti.|e|ih,nl" ......1, J,| |V,)t,‘ Till* I* your u|iiiiirlunity t» l„ f i l l •stlnuile m Stop 1 1'J.r. fill fli *1 in your aieu will. Mi, by 1 111 111 .t lilniluel I Oil l will Kite 1 "" "" i m 0 Center. llluiti,il I’MrillllB* allil a 1 linn, I" arlellce’* lull,tele iliaeovn) 1k > I* on hautlit'a|i, emil>l he "|un t nte,| In your *|une Mine l„ *lart. Weekly eartiiiii;* *!i<mH aveluBe finm $170 I" $1011 |ni week ile|iemlli)B "ti imoili.i <,f unit* you are ra|ialile nf humll I il— ~Nfl' i'l C F.S •P K I l S O N A l.H - - I ? I' I A N fl S (iul1irnn*en, H p In n U I'lleed from $710.1)0. Inrliiile* 1 lu iiiiiB’*. T e r m * , trade-in*. K n iler'* Plano Hlore, 12011 M y r t l " In*. For ni ir lit H|i|uilt)tmi'rii* rail No hu III ii k or Htilii-lliliB, fin lin t I20H-W. trained expert* will e*tahlisil N I C E L Y FurnUhnl 2 In-ilmm" B« rage apHrlment nn 2 Im u** luml Mined Ini* with ImrliP'iiii', lit III H K ItV IC K C Y C liK , Children winded n* lurKn yunl Phone Ift.'IMVi fur piny. Call HOfl-ll afler OiOO I - i \ 111N IM S, I *»*uhD‘ra, rtipImririlA. (' Y k i I, Win id wot k in if. 5)i! 8 it (D eioo.mi M i i N i h i . i c i m i c i' Nitllmntl I'nini'iiny nffet ■■-1o>' ■■11a l l y ariUilc li il ui» c i v 1 hh '• MUitc nf in*1M llillldl ** il’ |'• i n | l ' \ l I I I I I I ' I' l IS C tim jile ie linn H r , I I I '. 'I l l .l 't l n Knn'l S ln rn A I T , wllh 2 Im i(i' i""iii*, fm in.hnil. 140.110. IIM| I-'*i*n, Ii T I I A V K I I . s k Kule ifilm i liml* In If.H" Sell kit I Ik CIIhn * A ve. IV* bliy, *rll A Ifmle imnl ftirnltur*. I V Ilin m -H n lr r Km it It urn C o 2! I l ' '*1 •■linin' ITiH I 7' i oi 1•, :i 1 M'Ci. 1 "f’t, i. "11 T t I K Wor klUK Man'* aliopplmj pi n,, , fm new. 11*11,1 itn,| refit, l*heil fill i nli ne for the emnple't Inmliieax for you. If you ran home Itii'luet Price* Telephone follow InalroelitJiiH ami »upe, 1427 Ihe K'i i m i II i i h - Cenler lt d v InIoii of a larffe national emu Went First. p*ny with Hun ami llia,l*ti,.t ratinir, you xhouhl beeume fi Y D l I K C A M K l t A won't w o r k 1* IV* nanclally Independent within 11 offer 7 day Itepnlr Service 0 0 short time. any imik'i or type. Call for c l i ­ Thla la not a uat-Hdt-ipilrk *1 heme mate. T h e Cam era A ( l i f t Shop, but a hnn*lnit,, proven tiu*lne*,< that will atanil itrirt iuvestlBa lion. If you me n ptnson wlm II — LO ST A N il FO U N D — 14 can make and K>i't' a tleflnlle tleclaion and can take over your L O S T : I )" iihie strainl pearl* ne:iKit/. TbeaferItetu iu (7 tv area I in mediately after you jtiimseit. I(t. 1, llox St Plime, Know the facta, a peraonal in­ 1720 M. Ili-ward. terview with our (lenerul Man■»' — ---------- e ager will he Kfanted you. Wilte 11 TnM ntllt.K S — fully about yourself. All runllc* confidential. Hoi K. J. c/o Her- HMH NASH '(UK)’ 4 door- radio, heater, defroater* and olh*r «* Id.__________________________ s -f■ tin* Kxtra clean. Price |HbU, N A T TK N TIO N t H*yy (trrannnttl- N K W Htenotype machine. U*ed ilefanea worker*— new, modern, Clarinet Inatrument. P h o n e concrete block 2 & 3 bedroom 17C-W. _________ homer; OK kitchen*, ijincc A water heater*, Venetian blind*, WHXHa A N D L I Q V O M ta— SP ECIAL SERVICES >-13 landtcaped lota. Charmln* 1*1,11I'hni.a 788-W._______________ A ll r « t * l a r I r x i l l llpe Terrace, Geneva Ave. east ,BATTERY. Ganaratnr or StarU, (iOLUSnORO PACKAGB TR A ILE R S — 14 of Sanford Ave. In Sanford. 1 la ry lc l Call 817, Swain'* Hat- 14— Priced a* low aa |777fi- Down HTOBR HtlUSF TUAII.RR. *700 00 Call U r » m-rvlcr. Sanford Avenur pnfmfiita n* little »* 1*27. Tele* i«ie n . a te i l for W. Griffin, Phone 91Ml. - and' Ind. Street. iihone Sanford 488* II. 18— X �to Boy Scoot tro o p To Be Organized At Casselberry Additional Society (I'ontlnurd From !'«** Thra a ) rnrr. Dm In*.- tho "V"iilnp fnvor* con*Utlnp of fnm for Hi" p l r K mld rr»» iKiok" fur Hi* buy* nml whit" irnnli-nin* for lb " t"nrb"i* wrri(tirirlbiitnl bv Mi** N lx l" Klrclr■huff nml Mrt. S|»*nri*r Hnrilrn. Hoft plnnn inn»l" wn* i*iul"r"il by John lb F U " nml lnl"r In lb* i-v" nlnv dancing w « - i-ujoycil Thoso Inviliol In h a i I aI W"r" Mr*. W. If, Fori. Mr* llov.l f'ol*mnn, Mr*. J. Hovd Mcl-nn* of l.nkrlaml, Mr*. John Scbirnnl, Mr*. Oeorgc Hnrilrn. Mr*. W. A. Ailam*. Mr*. J . H foaburn, Mr*. .7,tin p. Aila"i*. Mr*. Rnloh Hub li ird, M il" Rrbrcc* Stavrn* ami S t m r t fi»trb*l De Itary Doimrs * |H K W IIK N N IN H K H Mr*. David MncParlstic I* well enough to b" no nml mound ngnln. Friend* f in e I nke Helen. Mr. end Mr*. Ale* 'tiller, visited nt tier home over the week-end. ftleve III mil. who wiik Injured In n fall lm nl*,. been discharged from the luiHplial In Hanford nml I* b*ek III hi* own home, Friend* of Mr* Hubert Kdwnid* made b d veiv tinupv ltd* week when they flooded her ho*pitnl room with mid* und wlfl* for tier birthday on Friday. She wo* also niade lmppy luet week by n vi«lt from tier *'-0 and hi* wife who ra m" from New .Ir racv lo act* tier. Mr, nml Mm, Dnvld Itiinkle. who*" hmne bn* been ready fm iiilMe lime, moved into It lute till* week. Other newcomer* to D rlln rv are Mr. and Mr*. John S. Oldfield who ClrtttH Court w .* S H fiiC W f( '(Sfe-tws H orfd i (U.«rfaati| rroaa C u t Oaa> ntun hfV 9 been klflod in action llonllnH.A l'rn,H I'au* tVotV in Kottu* ' and five oilier* were Johnson, G, II. CoBluitn, II. II. wounded. tfe> Defeme Department W*n*ol, C. C. Locke, J . T . Mont­ Dwight D KHenhower ant dp' announced today. Another was In­ gomery, P, M. Lukas, C. W. llamil to the bullon holing singe In and M. I.. Gore, drive* in win Hie llepidiilcan pre*l- jured. denllnl munlmitlon at Ibe nallnnal Klrdihot fH, Spencers , Four Graduates Are Entertain Graduates Honored With Dance Mrtnlffr* <>t SamlnoU* lllirh School'* Krnihintloii rlH**, llii-lr dslr* nml fm-iiltv m*>mbsri were hnnor".| on T lm ru ln y nlijhl nl H IPO o'clock «i*ii (. rcc-plifin ttiven by H i . ar..l l i t " . (), W. Siren"?r nnrt Mr. nml Mr*. W . K. Klrchhoff nl the Pfienct-r lioni" In Flu** <’uiirl. T h o P[n*nc"i’* "on, Wrvlny Spancar, nml Ilia* Kirrlihnfr* ilnuirhlar, Mi** (Irilc hcn Kirrlilmff, nro mcinl>"r" of lb" i-rniluallfip clna*. Cni"*l* iffithi-ri’il In III" PnnnciT honi", on Hi" lii'tmtlful liKhtiol prounil* nml In I In- t'lriii" riioin Evhcn- luvi'ly "iirlny flowi-r* w irn Ua*'il in ili'riifnlinif. |trfri'«lini"iil ■ worn -" i v,ol In tb" (llninir rwmi whi-n- tb" c"iil"rnl"C" on Hu- inlib- wit- coiii|io*io| of H'luf" r Hie* nml bbi" i|'*l fill Inl iimi . While irliiilloli nml blue liyilrnrigca*. iiini’ nolln bln**inn* nml nnlnla'l bln* il*l*i"n w"r<- u»*il In Ihn rilbcr innni* nml un III* ter- National Politic* H U t r lr l leader* of tbe Hoy cimclave o|H’nlng In Chicago July Seoul* of A ir r|c« met Friday 7. night with thi 'loy Scout* CornThai mould ardent wooing of 311 rnittee of llu* Cn**ellmrrv I,ion* delegate* who hold the halanre of The Mi**"* Kllrn Drli'ocr*, Nnr- Club In orgimlfc it nrout troop In power They ore Ihc 130 HOI* delenin Fnvc Hnrvpy, J,>nn WII noii nml thnt eommunlty to l>e *ptm*ored gale* dm* fur chosen who ore Ann Wbllnkpr wen- hnnorail un by lb" l.ion* Club. Advnriro notice committed in other candidate* on Frlilnv nigbl witb n cbinc l-IVOIt of .* Hie meeting in Hie form of n III" f i n ballot*, und the 2 \\ who wn* in oiled lo (In- pment* are iincninnillted or are in di* ,y M r - I |r H iig v t,* Mr* II I V* of -colli llgc Mid puli: Iln rY"", '•( • fluid" Wiliuin nml nl pi. i-oi,. ■, »-t look Die offen«lve Mr*. J. I*. W h linker. Member* of invited u. .I*, .otctlllg, »!i.r.g w!:h Sunday on ii key xeclnr— lie M id Hie boy*. tbe lldil* Semlnnl" High prnrlu a three flour lunch and d ia l with Bting cln*!* were giieal*. F. K. Iliiwk, Pci,ill executive of (iuv .John S Fine uf i'enimlvnnla. A ""cboul iln y»" I belli" wn* used Ihc I'uiiriil Floridn Counrll, con- (if the "tale’s VI regular delegate*, "itenalvelv lii the ilerornllon* doclcil the miiior portion of the ?ij hove been reported favorable wliiell followed n Color *cFl"lil" of meet Ing nml cxplnincd to the to Fl-enbower IM to Taft, mid red, while nml blnrk. Unnee pro puiinl* and boy* the blenl* nod 32 are iiflii'iiilly iiiicominlltril. i>nun- were In the form of "innll i>nr|ipi*"n of iwnntliip (lireclor 'I’hese la*t limy take Muir cue •bile*. The refr"*hm"M» Inbl" fen- llnwk vva* n**i*tcd by Hubert limn Fine lured « ‘‘m-lninl dnv" llieiii" In ll* l.inpencoit. I lint riel ('imorllor nml After Hie conference. Fine luld deeornlion* nml lemonnile wn* Jiihn I'iermin, fli*tiiet <tbnli mnn rejwiter* In' would not tillliii'IK t* nerved from rnrlbenwnrr (-rock* nl of .Sniiford, nml Flu nk Caldwell, ,nrti end of Hi" llihle. Ollier refrenhmeiil* Included lint", m i n t 1 F M d Scout KvecnHv" of A movie entitled “ The Itond T o nml enke* |birln,r lh » evening gnnie* were I'ltlren-h lp " wn* *linWn, nighIf imllr util t rif ik lJn«# «I h #| enjoved nml Inrlmled F n -m e r In I'vllting *cuul nrtivltlc* from the the appeal* accepted today asked Cub «tiig" through Kxplorer Scout III" Hell. I.oony In n , Mulberry Hie high court lo overturn de­ lln.li nml other*. A llnor *bow yv** m-tlviti"*. risions by two special federal (ll.*DireiSor llnwk "trenxed the im- trlrl court* which sul lu Topeka pre*ented wllli Mlehnel Pope In nn A ruble ilnnce; Hnllv und Judy nort n me of pnrent interext In and Charleston, H C Hobb In nn nrffnn grinder dunce: "(•out nrtivltlc*, pointing out tb" Tl.c special cnnrt* Imlli upheld Hennnn Nlchnl* n* n cunle doll innnv wuy* they can bel|i mid of Mgregtitimi In piiltlie icltmtl*. cit­ *liiglng "O. You HeniiUflll I hdl"; Ibe ii('ci-*"ily for pnrent "iipport ing on earlier fiiipreme Ciiurt denml Hie honoreen alngiilg " I " » if the unit 1:1 lo lie u *iirc""Mfo| I’islim th it segregation t* perml* l.llllr |ted School H o u r"" M r 1 one llnwk "tilled that be wn* sltde if i-iptal fnrilllii". are pro Jainea lllnokcnsblp nccniiipnrib d well plen*ed with Hie in(ere*l villi'll for Imlli race* Tfic lligiiesf Ibe number*. fihfiwm by Unix" ii 11>*nil iniy III" IMIkiitiiI uI ' h lia* ruled that Hie Mli’i f Mil • nml "neb <*f I hi* lihifr irt prolileiu nl segregotnm i within i*ff ji'i f * -tnliol tin ■y ettw the1 il"- Hie ill'.cri'tlmi uf state. In legulol Klfinini; of un nr live SCUllt ii nit Ing their school* in tho i i.ininiinlly. In earlier decisions the Supreme Hr IIKVKHI.Y G IIA Y Tin* incctiiiir was oii"tici| willt Court ruled against srgiegntioii as a "hurl address by William Hig­ It wn* nraetlrrd ol Ilia time al Tonight l* Hie hlg night for gle, piisldcnt of the M o m Club the Ontvmlliea nf Hkl.ihuniu and nil the Henlnr* that will ha gradu wlm then turned the meeting Texas. at Ing. Tbe exercise* will begin nt over It, Hubert Carmichael, chair­ The court said Ihe universities H:IHI o’clock In Hie H.II.H. mull man. The sriml unit will he dislg- did not furnish truely equal op urliim, *o tiltn*e Ins early to get iintnl a* troop X II. William Ott porluuiiir* to Negros*. n good seat! J r I- Hcoutmuster ami Leonard Among other m-llmn. tmlay lie The ties! of lurk to "II vmi Casselberry j* axxlntniit. Member* fore H rcce**ed until foil, tliu high Henlor* and, althmigh, It'll seem of the committee are Itnymond court strange nl H.II.H. for awhile, w" Morrl*. secretary; Henry ilansen. Held (i 3 Hull Ihe Hallway l.ulmr know you’)I fie having load* of trill surer; .luck Hytuond*, jmbfun nt college* and at wmrk lielty; lleriihiim Hlorr*. pro|ierty Act hors union* "from using their i verywhere. Ho please nft'-r to­ iiiniiuger; Herman Joyee, mit position and power to destroy cob night, don't forget any of u«, ilMorsman; Hownid Hurri*, Instl- oreil workers’ Jnli* in order lo be­ stow them on white workers’’ und tieenuse we'll never forget vuo . . r ut (s.iinl representative; Junlu* Ihut federal court* imisl Issue In­ Aral *o ltd* wind* tin another All, a, iidvatirrinent and Hen v rnr! Hut I'll b« sccln’ yri In I'.voiis, finance. At tlic ronchminn junctions lo “ protect those threatrued liv Mich on unlawful use nf Hcplember! of Hie meeting "everiil member* power ’’ The Irllmual found that uf Ibe Woman'* Club nerved te an ngrrriiii'ill between Ihe llrolllfn nlilni iil > erhmwl of Itallrnnd Trainmen und elnalinn ill tin hutlie (if tI k - Ml**"( Ihe SI land* Hail Frnnci.U'o HallNellu nod Loi* flunk* mi Mav I1H wav llireiitened Negro train por­ They gave o onrty for thrll ter* "with Ins* ol llieir |oh* hefriend* Mr*. William Mitchell of II (.(.II hii - iI I'tuw |'n( , llu ,I eniise ttn-v ore not while nml Tor llel.niul and Mr*. I.ou Hufiiinn "f 1no other reason “ Itellnrv. The other tfii"*l» |ui"eol *»*’ * view* could *o alter the Set aside while leaving the were William Mitchell. Mr* Ai ‘■llmitimi ,,r Hi" altitude* of the llior Carmen and Mr*, lie" of Hon I’aHlc* Hi 1111" i iisu a* In rm uii dour open to u new trial ~ Ihu ciiiivlciiiiii of Hirer Seattle men un n liri’iikdmvii in llieir neuiillntlon* ford, and Mr*. Hay F Peck, " I I'uriinslly a*k the neuule nut ehurges of using an millcensed ra­ Mav we remind all mrmlter* »f III llll till*. dio Irmisinltler to trick horse nice the Dellury Civic Association, Die , Imoklcs out of a large sum id motl­ "Sliicetoly your*, Hint there will be a verv llitporey, The case turned on the right “ Horry H. Truiunii " Irani meeting nf Hie nsanclitltmi on He undressed liurkley a* “ Mr of Federal Communication* ComFriday evening at tbe llickin*on Prcildrnt” tireuuxe Hurklcy Is mission investigators wlm lacked Memorial l.ltirnry In Orange City prcilih'iit of the Henaln. a noari'h warrant to selro the A full attendance I* desired. HI* letter went lo Hie Capitol lrnn*miit"r from an fiultimtibllo Supreme Court SEMINOLE III Killed in action, both member* Th e 12,000 suit by John G, of Ihe Air Force, were: Leonardy against Lewi* Tate for Copt. Fowl* G. Haefele. Jackson ville; LI. L eiter K. Sweat, Plant city. damage* representing alleged leg­ al service* was decided Friday by a Jury In favor of Mr. Tate. Mr. Wounded were A rm y Sgl. Phillip I^una rdy contended that hit serv­ Laritnore Corrow, OJu*. and four ice* were In securing from the member* of the Marine Corn*. State fleverage Department a li­ They are Cpl Milton W. Hern, quor license to operate a retail JacK'.onvilIc, pfc. George Fragu, liquor business known a* the T w u i Miami; Stf. Sgl Donald S. Green .Spot, on Geneva Avenue. iuw, Fi. Lauderdale, nod Pvt. Low t i l .-.Ij.'jhall Hanccck, Gainer.villi- Injured wo* Arm y Cpl Hut mu J r , Avon Park. laegal Noticed John IS S I X T H n i l II I, ilU K Itl. IK N IXU LH r r e r n os' r L o n i u o . IS C H S ' Hie view* of delegate*; that his esuir. own mind wu* still open toward *ei t ro ii n i v o i u i : the candidates Ho described hi* U L G ii i iK v . C o o k s :. I'lalnlKf. talk with F.lsenhower a* “ pleas­ ant" and dealing with snenfic is m a ii J o i i i i : s: c o o k s ;. sues and prat In ul politics He UMomlaal. >u i Hi:. To t m u s said lm fimnd Idmself generally Hi* UlHI" nl Klorlit* (Iresllna, in ncrei'inoiit with Flsenhower's T ii M m juilr I. C ug Hii, lit. nu I. views. II" x i. Louisville, Mississippi roil *(" Ji-rdiy rsi|(ilrsil to ue Fine annmincvd the Pennsylvan near lo h , m u l l , lull C(im|>l*lni la ih’legute* wilt meet Friday wtlli (Uni iisiilf.nl you for * dlvurce. now Fiscntiowcr at Ihc general’* farm i*( nd 1ii a In ike circuit Conn risminear Gettysburg Hut, Fine said, unis Cuunl ■. Florida, relurnal.la lu ilia It lh ilar uf Jniia lit:*, lu dehe did not look for any "definite (anil llisiauf said causa will pruaction" to come out of the meet csxd a* pari*. I.st till* urdsr ha putdlshsd tor log A meeting with Taft will be statuMirr (Irna renulrsd try law arranged later, at Taft's request the (or four i onnscutlvs wsxks In Hi* tthlifuid llarald. a newspaper of The latest Associated Press tabu­ iteeerHl rlrculatlon In said ruunly lation (d G U P delegate* listed PI 2 miiii sis I" for Tuft and 39n far Klsenhower. WTTNi::i!i My hand and 0(11.1*1 Nomination requires G04 vnlcs. *" mI nf ofdca al Uunluril. Klnrrna. ihi* l7lk day of May. A I> l*&.' The present AP to hula lion of O 1' III’JIINDO.N Democratic delegate* list.* 211} fur Clerk. Nlnlk Judl. Ini C i r ­ cuit Court, H s in l ii o l a Ken F ite* Krfauvrr of Tennessee, I'niiiity. Florida HII' y for Sett llirhurd 11 liosselj OIF.AI.i of Gi-orgtu, Hji'j for Mutual So curlty Administrator W Averell Harriinan. -Ili unknown, and olhi r* divided amung a doren candi dates Nomination requires titti voles Mur* than a third of all sulfuric arid produced In the United State* goes Into fartlllter. DR. L. T. DOSS CIIIROBKACTOH HOURS e to 12— 2 to 6 sul Atlantic Bank BulMlai l‘h«M 7M FREE HOME TRIAL! MOTOROLA — ADMIRAL TRLKVIKION Complete wlih aerial and buuattr GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE ( I M lealerS Asa. rhea* LIFfi SAVERS Steel Strike ail- a* prereot occupying the l.nMm » r lloii*e on lie llary Drive, Mr. Oldfield wns at one time mayor of llathriuick lleluld*, New Jer*ev. Mr*, llu*sell Cooper attended the gm ern l ennfcreoce of McttmHaving no woody Mem*, hnuuiin dlkt rh u »c h# ( In lakeland till* week a* dela,pite of the Harnett lilaiit* are tint tree*; what look* like a a trunk, I* made up of overMemorial Chi rch of KnUrprl*". Hav K. f'eek, Deltary realtor, tapping leaves. moved Into III* hew office oil June J a* he liml plnntied despite the fact that Hi" Imililliii’ had not been | qililu riuupif’led H " I" now it'eaff.l Iwo (ionri frum Ih" i'ost office While im a ten May lil|i lo Key W r i t , Mr. ii in I Mis. ( ihh I oh i r^*1 bv btcHiiu* tin* RiiituI|>irrBnt."i Uttl« tril l Ihu ii ill their ilnuicht^r l l w iih ii Iwu-folit MrthilRy Bt'l n* the Senate wan fnrcitPi old hill Once tlm foreign mil nf Hie way, the to I’omddcr a serii'N P We huifti ii mllllun cdth n your, Hut thiit'a not ull we do, For Thoito we’ve killed — — We've Imd to Huild A million tumlmtniu's ton. TAKt IT f A IV — VOU M IOHT tUfJUAt A CUSTOM/A o r considering a Itnrkc.l In n public gnrngp aid Mil was fnr aelltm nlmett In hirer. I hr alrel cliiiinher wu* uuirkur* ami llieir Ihissi - h tti xclltc uf suggestions llieir dispute lA'jral Notice I ’lt l ' Y t T in t in ii r tic T i m l-’OWS’l V. JI'IMIK. *F Yllklll.i: S T A T H U F *-1.4*11 III k. ■V t'tKitl Y l t:. IN HR T i l l : KMTATIJ <iF TIIROlu ttllA I’ DAMIMs Its s.ised T i l A M . WIIIIM I T M4V n ixI’KIIXl Noll." I" betel.y xlvsn Hist p A N Ii:i . llle.l lit" final report « » Jlieeulor nl llii' Pilnta (it TtiKiiiliiKlA f! Daniel deceased', thkl tiled III* |.etlHi)it fur riiiNl it I"till "ran. and lhal I,a will apply lu llm II uiiiiih Ii I" Dniixls* Hienetrorn, t'niinly Judge nr Hemlm.l" Cminlv Florida, on til" Itlh ilar nf June. HUiS, for ii|i|irnviil lit H i m mill fur film I ill«i l,..( mi ui Fl*i'nlor ui III" ea|n|* nl Thruduel* lc, I tail I "I decsneed CHHYSt.EH 9VXUTOCA 6-PA9SEXCEK SEDAN II DANIia. Ksscittor of Ills sstais Tbe.idosin l: lt*it- “ Delta On Their Toett" With the “Cheeper By the Dosen” Family hack .iKAint m IUOGIML Kwok S .M a y Coates efuv*neev RANGE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR MR • AUTOMOBILE : 1' _____________ f ! ." V Women by the thouanndMurn (Uncovering in tliu beautiful Cluryaler tiaratoga the easiest "big car" of nil to bundle , . . Clio moet generously comfortable to ride in . . . and the moat instantly re­ sponsive to their command. That’s why we say to you . , . and your teife , . . "Coipe in und boo for youruelves what tho Saratoga doea for you." And do U now, before you decide on any car . . . not later; when you may regret not having all the thing* you cu.t hunt in aBereiogat Yes, It ii a big car WUh big car power ; , . a breath-taking 180 H.P. performer (the most revolutionary V-8 engine in 95 y«tn) that answer* to the touch of your toe With delightful gusto. And it . %•.- , yV-i i*.i . •••»'• ■, if ■.... , (lin in ' toe .vi i . tlot-en't cull fur premium fuel, ultherl Doe* yuur wife think thorn's too much cur hern to handle? . . . let her try its Bower Htourlntf that tloon 4/0 of ull the uteerhiK work und given five timei greater control on tbo road und when purking! la she safety-minded? Chrysler Bower Brakes give her quicker, safer stops, . , with up to tuv-thinU leu foot pressure. She'll appreciate Chryuler’e SafetyCushion dash papal. And in case of a blow-out, aho'll-havo the aesurance of Safety-Rim wheels that won't "throw" a tire. How about comfort? Coma, both of you, for a ridel. . . feel how thoee amu* ing Oriflow shock abeorbere "liquidate" fvan the worat road burnpa. Chair-high open wide . . , end she can keep iutr lust oul Here, in ehurt, is the car beautifully designed for men and women. The Uvelieet, beat handling car in America. The car you'll both be glad you aew fint. Why not atop in today? •HOTMi H m r ottering mnttrt a* Cretea Imf mlml. AmlM*. turn, *a my neat ClrytAr. x o t ic k o r r x r s i D d r l iiv S t l l Y T IX T S X I I I S I .i l T A X SYS As piuvlded ky Cbapler lu t lt . Acts o( lift I a* anieiidad by Chap­ let ItSST of 1SI1. .Voiles la hereby xlvsn that Inlanalbla personal proparly times as assssssil for IKS! are now daIlmiiirM. and b*alnnlna with April lai, I'jjj, such rales are drawltur iniaraat at l*& per month plus Ihe prnpiirllunat* coal ul publUMti* Oils notice. Unlaaa.ih* amount aa( opposite each name below Is paid before Ibe Itlh day of June, IXVl tat rtri'.illorie will lie Homed rhsreon uii ecilna lb* ie.y upon and si-lxure tif -urnclent pn n»rly of taxpayer*, real, prraunal, or mixed In eallufy unpaid taxes and rusts Tbs nania uf dellluiueiit ItilanglbU patsoual properly taxpayer* and lha amoutil o( la*#*. Including cost ol iiUYerttsliia and t hr ••month* Intele.t p. oaiiy *r* a* tulluwa: Attatin. Vlrifll fi- A Lntrx I I II lift tlatsmirn, Mma M*-Cowart. (I I'earl — -* is ui 1.41 laiHutt". James Hr at tltian.ss, Frank J. Trust*# f..r Also llolilfarb Trust .. . Hhamet. Ftanh J *Tr u«t ow lor (Jen* lloldfarb Truxl — i t i r Hliame*. Stank J Trust## 17 14 fot .Hurray lloldlarb Htispley. Chat tea A A llttatxt ........... Woinlriilf. J b. sou alay X O T IC K US* I M M I I I lIF.I.IXt* t | i s : v i T A v i i i u i . i ; y K H m ix . il. F H U l'K H T r TASK* As pruvliled by Chapter :u7*I Acts o( 1*41 a* iimendrd by Couplet 1JJ1I of IS U Notice Is hereby xlvsn Ihet tanxlole personal property taxes as­ sessed for t i l l at* now delimtueiit, and lirKlnnlii* with April 1st, nil;, such l a m are drawlnx ItiLare.l of 1^. per month plus Ibe pmpur llonut* cost of publlabliix ibis no­ tice Unless lb* sinuuui aet upposits each natti.- la paid before Ihe 171It day ot June. I J j I. war­ rants will be leaned Ihereob dlractlnx the levy upon and eelinr* of sufficient lanalbla personal property of lax payer lo satiety unpaid n u t and costa. The names of delinquent latitude personal property tax payer* and tbs nniouiti of taxes, Includlhx the coal of ad vsrtlslnx anil three mouths' Inter set penally are ns follows) Alstan.lar, Mal.le A I sx .in .1s i , Mury C All.lea, John (I A Alice An.trews, Itoliert I.. A Jess­ ica It Ix»' Area. Klsanllils Axhlsy, Jus It A Ilia Vise 121 J d Atl.ii.il. tfstvl.e Hlalloit I I Ul AiiMln, Vlrxll It. si l.suia 47 SI Axt. It U & Kitty It. II ul Ilacun, lues A Millard *4 lixkrr. Charles 11 I 13 llxhsr, I. A. Jr I 4t Marcus, Jesse Owen 1Si Barnes, Donald J A Dor­ othy C. i j sr, Uarno, tirade It i i ii ; llaaa, Cecil [ 1. i ui Bliss, Max A A Duii.llir l.‘ 4 iu llales, (I S A Dolly 17 U 4 Ut. flan I Henry A Kllaubetb Hell. Joint J II Iteinley, Jerry et nl ii i: Uantnn. J L . i ;:> Ilentmi's Furniture 11.54 dialiX" 7 24 lletls, A. L. A Mat.I* lllrklmlm, Annabel l„ I 14 111 v I n s, Norma II ll It lilack, (leorge M A Mel I Y f: III Ilia 1 14 *1 IX lllalr, II C A Jewel 4 VV llloe lutck Inn lloattc. Joseph Jsloitts A 4 Cu Kssle Mnc I II ItlllMK. I.eltoy 11 A Uellh aJ jtrnwdy, Julia A Jnuirs 1 ll K.UJ ilr.-uily, H..Ionian llrn.-h. It. t*. A Viola I .1 4 61 lln.nkene, lllmer in. Hi llrown, Clen : ii llr.iwn, lire, Doc llrown Clmer II A l.udlle Jult**. John II Jr * Kinanda JOHKAf vluiiuel 'I A Haiti# (> llrown, llot.ert I. A ll. mice llryntii. Huinuel A Kranraa Vine . . . . ll.... t. or lliirhe. Dllworlli A .Mnxnolla Mir. I.. .inmre M A l.ee ll.nke, Alton A l.eoln lllirh*. Ilelle I 'a III w ell. Monroe C.itnpbeli. Felix Carr, Frank Cavanaugh, W ll Cereeoll llrol her* Crreaoti, Frank A Vlnrltn Cliapllii. Nelson H A Helen Cherry. Lilly Chile, Until fliirlelie* A Willi* .......... -........ Clair e Beaiiiy fUiup , Clark, II. h a Annie ....... (Turk, Wlllinni a Mary Cofmon. Chester Compton, William I A Thelma I* Cone. F. H A Hester i-onslntitlni). Nick t’npslaiid, K W Coulter, (1 I. A Louise * I'l.yoel, u C A I Mu Ii Culp, " W Dairy ijueeu l Imlstrn A l> . Inivl.l, Luther A Dolls H llavla. I d I.. Dskle, VI II - Dehlr. tlcrvlce Until'. It Dempsey, John F Dertrik'k- ll J * Alda K. 1let rev Ills. Henry Jr. Iilsliman. Cliails* Dolllson, T M A Klim M. Ilomlny, Vsnnla l(. I(onalley, Claude <1. > Dimxhsrly, Arthur J. Doyle. I'rnesl Duncan, Ch*rle* O Dykes. Ilobrrt J r .................. Paddy Kenneth -M. Cnsllh, K. C . F.i.er lire. D J ............ I d m ii J H • Flei by, Nelson A (lltesl* Fnellsh, Franklin M Jr. .. Frvln, Charll* » Kstrtdx*. I Kuaetta Jr A Lucy Fveryb.uly’s Hardware Htora Falrrblhl. William II. A Catherine <1 Field#, James L A lietty J. Finch. II J. A Annl* L Fletcher. II. M. Florida Hum* ll*a Cu Ford. K. L » Foater, Jama* A latula* Foster. Is M........... .............. Foster. Waller French, Forrest A llrare Uadekln. Lucloua A Flor­ ence T, Haines. \V, II. . Hallo way, IHcherd Uailoway, T. K. Harrlc* Htallon ........................... . . Hatlln. II. B. * Lula (lari*. Kdward ............. .. Hibson, Charlla Hibson, 1’arry Lea .......... (lnaden, Mamie K. Homily. Chnrlaa K. A Kleanbr ll, ............................... Ufa til. Will la DIIA The Black Cal . Hray, Calvin M. A Clladya U. Orean, J, U. * Keel* II Often. Lilli* Mall ................ tlraana. C. U ........ Oraaham, J. M..................... Orlfnn. Horae* IL * Annie H. Hrlffle, John fl. A flitih II. Ouna. Clarence 11 A Kvelyn T l in H iO O , . . . . , -t . . ,p.». ^ . ^ 1. . . Uulhrle, II. 11 A l.eah llt ia ti. 11. U , A Virgin •u n . Mr*. SUrlha P. V. A Hamlll'on, ' Hubert ftoaale* . Harper. Arthur R. jolt;! U oAl-I.O" Ai i.emlnula County Tax Collector V J nim'Ii. ririKle JuriFH, llohuii* fft KlRt«h«r J iei iimi* W illiiiiii A it A I• L 4-tiit D Jiijvi , H* 111144(1 It *% .i J ilk ( li t*. S\ 1+ K •i» i iulf Ivillfliil to MtatJkt Kunt m < .V llubtrik tUkti, At U*w i . • U k iiti, B.ii w in u ir. 4k iioii*r(M ii Kershaw. Harry A Nan K Kireleln. William C. A alttU. sd VI .................... K night, Ida ------- ------— *...... Kina lit, L. J A Ada ..... oafne.il. William H A Msff It . ......... Labux*. James L *• •* ....... ».e*. . i i .iwnit vt«e A nooset elf *1 »• ..........:• 1.el1us. Hot.ett It A Amelia Lewis, Jn.llts ..dill* * p 1a c V\ eight ( Lord, luyiiioii.l Ii Lunuquist, llolaud D w l.ul.isil, Haloid Kalltsr I! Lynn II A * Claia I. Vlulloy. (’sail H Vision* Viol* F .Marxatei L’Hsn Drill dart, et Terminal . , via soli, Andrew- A Berlh* Vlei rill. Cha*. II A Julia amt vlessltr, Joseph W ueraldln* L ............. Viet*. Plot* ................ — vist*. tv nn. ».. . M1111u iit Brothers Harag* VHt.llHI. Allen DIIA Vloldry. Holland C. K A VI Food Htnie Vlouros. Klmer Dorothy SI- - ...... Moors. J. 51 A Florrl# Viol an, A I! A l.itla Vlorgan, II 1’. ■ ---------vioses, Willie 4loyr. James VI A Hsian VI uller, Kildle Vlulisun. Opal iji'Caln, (I reel* Mci.ill, Frederick Mildred VI VI."'Hillock, W II. A Clara McGilff. clory Mcdlllte. f'lei elics VtcK night, Fannie vie 51c(lam I (i, c. J M" Vllclten l> C ........ . VUTccr. W F A Maude Neal. Iln.ml- II Nil.lack, Allis..(. d'Hrvnnl Minnie ( .ule.d.y, I. I' A Alary tiliis. Fred H llrnst, Id me" l : A Helen Orr. I: J tiveriCll, He.iigc K I’arlsb, J I. A I'aitini. II i: Peck hi. to. C. J A Marian t'rrlilee, Louis Cottas A Nit* ..................... I'elrella, U . ....... I'hllllp* Industries Inc l-bllllps. Thuiiias It .............. S'lttnril, tlenrgt T .......... P..uisiiii, John O A Jean SI Prevail. Ilsrberi Charles Price, Homer A A I'earl . .. Prleoc, I’ari .............. I'roclur. T. A. A lloheri Lee Hsu.bill. W II A Alberta lUnsholtom, Lee M luvattel, 5;l**nnr H ........... Itedley, Alottto ’......... Held'* ttervlc* Center Hicks. Itnymond K A I.snore L „„ lllplev, C !l A 41 r lllner. .lames A A Jewel K llul.liison, Albeit Itot.In. mi. Harah Atm Ituutli. Waller A A llaiSI 41 Kurus, win lliimt.ley, II VI Jr A Alin* M hnniiner. Harold A Miriam riandera, V it ...... ........ Hanford lleslauranl fk'arhuruUKh. Catlierlne F llejra ................... ............... ttharu. W F A Jewel I. riiteiflelil, llose Lee Hhermen, Hubert ........... miter if non .................. Hlmmon, Kdgar A Magnolia tiiiillh. Alva C Jr A 57111*111 Hmllh, Uesele T A llerechel dmltb. Flurell# T A I! N ttinlth, Foater A Alethl* tiimib. Siiidred . ......... Ilhow'a Ileatauratit .............. Houtlirrii Vacuum Cieaaera Dlstribulura Inc......... . . .. Ilpenne, J. A ■ A Viol* Upenr*. Hherwoud U Hplvry, Daniel Lee .......... .... ....... Hlaiifiird, John A Josephine Htav ciifoii . John L . i___ Hlraiili, William * Dorothy llwofford, Carlyle I. .......... Tatum, Leethl* ........... Taylor. Iloaco* |( * Th"lm a Thorn*, John * lit* ---------Thuralon, George * Crna Thurtion, peter ................. Tln*l*y, Jama* W J r * Dorothy L .............. ........... Took**, Wilbur * Baba .... Tool**. Borah * Ford K L Tropk-al Foilxg* Co I no. w s y H m » -i Vaughn. 1C. K ................... Vlhlan, Kidney I. a Mar* K ' ■ » . ¥ "•" Walker. HIM# Willi* I. * .. ..... « ‘ Kalla , , Want, unirivi Chari*" ............ .................. ....... Waahlnjilovtf Ivory L * Wutg-lfald Proian Cu.tard Varnon ......... Wheeler, llayniond A J»an Whlpper, Mob from Whllnar.. wilfnrd W A Whllnar, KdWiird" Katherine P ... Whittaker, David Wtaht, prad c? " . W [ a m * . A. to. .. Winiama, Haora* BSlt Ha n * t W|ill.m.. ar*d* :: Grace V. , Ilandaraon, Croley ijarbal, John O. A william*. W ." Williamson. K *1 A»" Hlraa, Walter 0 Hodgkin, Mar* M Hartman, Lloyd S Hunter, Luoltl* A. Dnralu* .... Wllliamaon, France* n . asf'eSitN WIM* RartiMiii Wood. Gtorso TUB nniVT CAR AMERICA IIA1 YBT PITJOVCKO *ts,« r « f u i raek Ave . ■>- &tt 7 US .14 1 IS t 17 I l« 47 11 1.14 SI Iti 64 VO I1V IS 1U 11 -SI tots 1S.SU l.lt JI.IS T.St t ' S SI 4.SU 4 74 4 »4 4 IS 5 IS I I U4 SIS 114* t.S» s.os 14 IS ­ IS 44'. •ii 4 41 4 (S 14.fl #1 ll 11 45 41.11 Lit �t •n v’-vwiww, '■tv "\Bir2 - 1 ?s •M r1 ' I T Y O U D O N 'T M «(** ; m i Saaferd Herald, City DtUtery, by TtM F. N « p Ih h n il Ifm tU t S h e Y E L L O W C A B 1444 THE WEATHER Continued hot and partly cloudy through Wednesday Livelihood of widely scattered afternoon thun­ dershowers. A N IN D E P E N D B N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R foLUM B ‘*tst I $ Established 1908 X X X X 1 II 8ANFORD, F L O R ID A TU ES D A Y Sheriff Group 129Students Given Diplomas A t MacArthur Is Seminole High School Exercises Keynoter For Meets Here In ,3.) th Session GOP Meeting General J.C.Hutchison CondemnsTrendToward Centralizing Of Police Authority / ---------Ll. General J, C. Hutchison, U. 8. Arm y ( ret.) today condemned , what h# called “ the trend towards I ^entrallaatlon of governmental au­ thority, and the constant pushing of old and new function* to high­ er and higher levels**, pointing out that this centralisation ean result from failure on the part of local authorities aa well as encroach­ ment by state and federal govern­ ment. Local taw enforcement Is hinder­ ed, he continued, because of the “ attempt to establish a double s ta n d a rd ot observance which “ would negate the concept of equal treatment for an." General Hutchison was speaking at the 30th annual convention of the Florida Sheriffs Association which convened thla morning at tha Seminole County Court House. His speech was preceded bv wel coming addresses by Sheriff Per ejr Msro of Seminole Countv, Mayor William Stamper of San ford, and the Introduction of rile )tlngulshed guests by Senator Lloyd F. Boyle. The program also ■ Included addresses by Sheriff Rex Sweat of Duval county, Police Chief Roy G. Williams, and Fire Chief Mack N. Cleveland, Sr. At the Sheriffs luncheon in the Eolseopal Parish House, Sheriff Msro announced that tonight's barbecue, slated for the Seminole Country Club, has been shifted to tha Hike Lodge on East Second .Street. • ] * Among the guests was Stats Railroad Commissioner Jerry T a r­ tar who gave a short talk to the sheriffs In which ha denounced the conspiracy to convert Florida Into a two party state. “ Aa long as I live," declared the Commissioner. “I want' to assuro you they won't make a Republican slate out of lUs. At least as long as 1 live In Florida, they aren't going to do It," lie also recalled that Florida’s f t greatest governor, Napoleon Bona­ parte Broward, was a sheriff, and sold ho looked forward to tha day xrtian another sheriff might be governor, In the main address nf the morning, General Hutchison de clarod that the "Internal threat of communism, communism ns an Idea, can only bo defeated by a vigorous, alert, Individualised, thinking populace. And the (test way to achieve thla kind of ponu f t lacs Is, by not Just giving lipservice to, but hy actually prac­ ticing local self-government." “If we allow tha decisions about government and our public life," ha said, “to bn made and esecuted tl’eallaaen Oa Paga Sis) Retailers Are Told Nation Is Moving ^Towards Socialism ORLANDO (Av— Florida retailors wort told boro Monday that "Coogreoa has loot control of (he purso strings of this nation and wo ora moving quickly into a atato of full lorlalUm." John C, Haton, Washington man­ ager for tho National Ratall Dry Goods Association, also said at Ihe Florida Slatn Retailers Assort*. ^Unn's annual moeHnr* hat Con“ gran should bo notified when vio­ lations In tho omratlon of armed aorvlcea ahtp atoroa and post exchanges a n discovered. Tha association adopted a reso­ lution criticising what it rallad wo In Um operation of such IS. resolution notod wide dvalof tho military stores "from original intent of tailing por_ necessities to members of armed toms without actually potliit with established private resolution ashed the Ameri­ can Retail Federation to take ,wbatever slew a n necessary to •end alleged abuses. Ttew state association rt elected J. R. Balts, «t. R h r i t e i Frail- C ^ w n iv Is s M Herald eered for yen so are away, to he do­ te yenr hnme In one vn- No. 209 Associated Press I,cnHe(i W ire 1012 President Truman Requests Authority From Congress To Seize, Run Steel Industry Republican Commit* tee A lso Selects Rep. Martin As Per* manent Chairman U.S. Soldiers Hum Red Fluff And Signs At Koje State Cabinet P0W Rebellion Grants Beverage It Overcome By Group $10,000 U. S. Paratroops Montgomery Is Com­ 31 Prisoners S la in mended For Effort And 139 Wounded To Slash Expenses In 2l/j Hour Fight to M l! City To Tighten Medical Advance < ity A uthorizes On Paym ent Told Rotarians l>lans Be 1 V lwrU(1 For Loral Museum Of Water Bills Liona Officers To Haynes I No Second Notices Tn He Sent Out; Pay Up Or Do Without 1 Be Installed Next Sanford Surgeon Des­ Thursday Niphl cribes Work Of In­ terne In Hospital , No west Books For A dults Art* Added rp ■ a > •! lo Local L ibrary George E. Rollins Retiree From ACL » to sa'M M v ii ■ J B .T a W & ’S SS?'n (I'oallaasa ua I'aar alsl general manager. The former, Fifteen minutes lit Tall Twlatar Jack Stemper had who hes bees living at Atlanta, troopers attaef Ga- Inlands to move to Flore•nee, through tho l ____ S. C., It wai reported. from loveral directions. Twenty mtopt^i after Uw light’' SM ALL FIR E wm eapturad, Ing itaried | N et his Waste etl end a slipping bait Ruggad parat .. grabhad lege* "mlactmducl." on .an air condition motor Tn the him by tha sail of _ h-rne to Lnngwood Sunday at 1:30 tote and rear of tha Yoweli'a Deportment walked To m i. following a lingering lllnras. Iked him “ fro* Store caused a minor firs Into hands and Ite was born In Rarbrrvllle, Oct. yastordar afternoon, Assistant I fee ftaa |H. I HIM. and was a veteran of Fire Chief R. T. Thomas reported World War I. solving at Camp today, TO O TS DECAY Kannath Ramsey of tha eighth Wheeler, Ga. lie was a member of Only the belt woe damaged in GAINESVILLE. Uf)— A wee awarded a first prise the Raptlil Church of DeLeon the blase that was quickly ex­ of health men waft told yaa yaetarday In a book report contest Springs. tinguished by firemen a few that Florida wi____, . aar in use sponsored by th* Sanford Junior Mr. Caldwell la survived by five mlautoe after the 4:60 alarm was of Guortda to hatp prevent tooth High School Parent Teachers As­ children, Mr*. C. G. Me Watters, tuned In by Jock K ill, manager decay. sociation, Mr*. 8. O, Chase of Sanford; Mrs. Jo* Wernrt, OrH. DaCamp, d i m tor of th* Association library commit­ IhimIo; J. C. Caldwell, Hanford; d jj j thoFloyd Bureau 01 Deal tee announced today. The award CpI. Benjamin Caldwell, Ogden, made at tha Clasa Dap ex- Utah; and Franklin Caldwell Jr., Florida State Eaord a4 Junior High School Frl- Sanford| also three grandchild­ echoed what atato * ""Ih1,1"!: N. p. Caldwell, fin ssssarrwi » r,u r'.v "ledp Su"*>y Mnrni"K died j. No matter, hew far sway went heme yen w a y go m yeor vacation yon can reedlty catch an on the home town news hy fw d t i g the Sender* Herald th e n yen return. Yen eta t r ­ ie with yeng • igh Charlie M< Prizes Awarded Junior Hlgrh Students n !?-ns_i*ss ■**£*!2S J - ?;sr.ss ■tmetod ^ .saevers a •SlacMt to at - Jacksonville at ,a of amoko atecora *f m kV*>iv V/CA w'vyj, ff'cnfn fc-L*V'V-:E( 10. road. The rest of the stage was decorated in fern, leguitrum, and tall basketa of gladioli. Walter Routh, who served as president of trie Student Council, received three major awards. These Included the medal for the best patriotic essay from the Colonlal Daughters of Amarlca anJ tho Bauscn and Lomb award for the highest three year average In scientific studios. Thoao were Trum an D ecries U se awarded by Supt. T. ft, Lawton. By The Associated Praia Another top award racolvod byOf T a f t - H a r t le y In a political victory tor forces Walter Routh and also by Miss Bsbe Blsboe was tho American of Ben. Robert A. Taft, the Re­ A ct In S e ttlin g Legion aomrd, based on good publican National Committee today Of S teel S t r i k e cltlsenshlp and other qualities in named Gen. Douglas A MacArth­ ur to be keynoter nf Ihe GOP N a -' i i ;« s i I s m S Oa rage Twal llonal Convention. W A S H I N G T O N ’/T) — The Supporters of Gen Dwight D auvernmrnt Imtav nil nff all Eiaenhower In Ihe contest tor the exports of steel lijr dealers for party's presidential nomination had civiIinii use abroad. The em­ opposed the Idea of making Macbargo affects even ateel ahlpArthur the keynoter However, It mrnln for whlrh export licenser waa reported there were only a have hem Isnieil, if the metal few scattered "No's" In the closedIs ilrstloed for mnaumrr goods meeting vote nf the committee at use. Chicago. The committee voted to split the N E W YORK »/Vr— The colkeynoter post away from that nf lapse nf the ateel atrlke talks tha temporary chairman of the knocked Ihe slock market down convention. Wal­ today. .Steel and railroad shards ter S. llsllsnan, were hardest hit The remainder another Taft sup­ of the irarket, although gen­ porter, was as­ erally lower, showed some signs signed that Job. TALLAHASSEE UB-The State Ry ROBERT B. TUCKM AN of resistance to Ihe fall. Looses Rep. Joseph W. Cabinet today granted Ihc Florida KOJE ISLAND, Kores kft-Tough ran from fractions to between Martin of MaasaBeverage Department 110,noo to U. S. paratroopers loday cracked one and two points *t Ih* low­ c h 11 * e 11 a waa est, with Ihe greatest decline tn meet a financial crisis and passed a Communist prisoner of war re­ made permanent steels and rails. Gains were out some kind words (or Director bellion In a rip-snorting 214-hour chairman scattered and on the smalt side. John K. Montgomery and some battle that made a shambles of K I a e n h n wer criticism of Ihe policies of former notorious Compound TS and uncov­ made an effort WASHINGTON '.r> President Director Lewis M. Schott ered a prisoner plot lo seise Ihe meanwhile to pick Truman asked Congress today (or Montgomery asked the Cabinet Island. up some conven­ Thlrly one prisoners were killed |«uvpi to xrite anil operate the Budget Commission tor 12.1.two He tion d e I c h n tr* ■aid 110,000 was needed ‘rnniedl- and 130 wounded in Ihe bloody -truck steel Industry (rum Ihe South. fighting Autopsies showed that 13 atcly and 413.000 next month. llclore a hastily assembled joint In New York, MacArthur He recalled that Schott, before firisoner* were killed by their felsession of the Senate and House, General Risenhis resignation In March, had nw Reds with crude spears. Mr Truman said the choice lay bower continues his timetable con­ sought 450,000 in extra funds but One American was killed and 14 helueeu federal -enure and use of with GOP delegates. Ttllj had received only $23,000. Mont­ wounded The slain American had ference* Ihe Tail Hartley Act A Taft H a r t ­ afternoon every hour on Ihe hour, gomery said that since taking over been speared to death and not he meets group::! nun Alabama, ley injunction against Ihe strike he had made every effort tn trim killed by a concussion grenade as Georgia and North Gamllmi id *.30,000 United Steelworkers, h* expenses, but had In have the $36, • first reporter! Only nne American -aid. "Is hy far Ihe worst nt the The Associated Press Inlly of 000 to carry on enforcement work. was seriously wounded. Seven re pre convention delegnle strength two approaches " The Cabinet voted 410.000, hid turned to duly and Ihe others will shows all 17 delegates 10 dispute Standing on Ihe speaker's dial told hint tn corne back later and gu hack In a few days. in Ihe House chamber. Mr T r u ­ Georgia: nine for Tull, four The fight broke nut wheh the In renew his request fur the other man lold the senators and reptor Elsenhower nod one uncom­ I'OWa disobeyed order* to move mitted In Alabama, mid 13 for 413.000. resenliillves that Ihe Supreme Comptroller C. M. Gay said he pcaceahly Into new, smaller en­ Taft, seven for Elsenhower and Court had ruled against presidenti­ previously had opposed the Bev­ closures of about soo each. al -allure of the steel mills, but uncommitted In North Carolina. U. S. Army Intelllgenee officers alaElsenhower's erage Department's request for had said Congress could vote to purpose n Iheae found a masterplan to 71 to lib extra fund* because Uie depart­ lake private properly He said: sessions— ho met Monday with del­ ,0M Cummuntet erl ment "was not making any at­ egate* from Delaware, New "Tho issue Ja squarely up era held on fcoja. It called tor tempt to live within iti_apprnprla* Hampshire. Connecticut and Mas Congress F nope Congress Rad4 to aelte the Island and Its U f t oacttoH* *•«■ charm over to lion." will act quickly The Issue of Gay aalA tea denartm It aTitle any convention votes that peace of war hang- In the haldnee bought unnecessary equl are not already there Also, lo put I and -teel lx a vital element In Ihe TANK*IID AMERICAN SOI Oil AS a ir shown Inside of fi |> lio n ri -o f-w x i uompfiun l on K*»|n lahiiuf, i.ft K nif'd, of short mainland. Further detail! were the rllnrhrr on those that are particularly 410.000 worthi o ' MUti-ome hi . Ilia v iiiiiiif ir r l up tlofliini C u in m u rtiil piiM iprr* T h « Hoop* ilm rgffJ In in Hun* I'tmipfiiirifh un i hire ifm vii wave radios tor Its automobile* withheld. Clair -1. Klllornn, Delaware 11 Hrd Hug mul u num ber of nfTnidmi* *igm . without firing u shot. T h e y Im n ird thr* fluff nml d r v ln n r d He xnitl It would he "unwise, un­ Not a shot waa fired In tho and five new cars in recent fair and quite possibly Ineffective" tin? signs. At Iwltniti, Hie luiviin^t-wlrhllng lohllri f t»* ii flown on** nf Ihe ('omimitttal Uroiiniluiifln i>o b*M. barbed wire encircled battle field. chairman, said his group, previous months. to pass a law allowing him to The 750 American* of the "A n ­ ly reported H-4 tor Taft with two Attorney Gen. Richard Ervin seek an injunction without first ,ip said hr was willing to give tho gel* from Hell” combat team used unroinmlltcd. now Is 7-3 tor Risen pointing a hoard of inquiry and department more money because cuncusslun grenades, bayonet*, tear hnwer will: two mil pledged The waiting fur Its report, ax tequlred under Montgomery enforcement as and fists la subdue the rebel New Hampshire, Connectirol ami hy Ihc Taft Hartley Ail hss been stepped up and the back­ ous n,400 North Koreans. The Massachusetts slates are general I'he government xeinire of Ihe log nf license revocation and sus­ Reds were armed with apeara, ly pro-Elsenhower A candidate tor the Democratic mill- omlcr congressional author pension cases left by Schott Is knives, rock* and fire bomba. U p sty. Mr Truman declared, would Surrendering prisoners were hus presidential nomination, mean being cleared up rapidly. H 'niitfatiiril lilt 1' n r f T * * »i "restore full scale sleel production, Montgomery said the radio tied off tn the new enclosures. provide fair trrnlmcnt for all con (trig. Gen. Ilaydon I. Boatner, equipment and new cars which H istif IHfiFsl Mn I'fnc tel * * The City Commlaehin lint (it*:l>* drew Gay's fire had been deliv­ the Rule commander, had given ered befnre he succeeded Scholl. the Reds a chance to move to the mi Mini lied L'llun Mmightini, m He said he hnprd lo work nut a new quarters peacefully. . hltert, In proceed wlMi prehniln Die - hard Communist leaders deal whereby ihe radio equipment iiry pinna fm (he eonati uctlun "f could be sold without ton much chose to fight. ii Iiumcum III which I" hoil-ic Ihe Boatner met the resistance with Ion to the department. lihmiy and aiitlipie i-iilleelidii ■f Gov. Warren asked If autumn force In his campaign to gain unInstalletlon ol new nlflcnrs uf tinbile short wave radio equipment ronteated control over the prison liriicial Henry S. Haufiird, fnundi-i ...........enrol noHie- legiitdlng was not necessary In enforcement pen*. Lion* Club, Including Rdwaril S 'Tlu-r*' ha- Ih-i-ii ninri- ptogn-.** nf t lum city, and tn piepiue nit .u The wild, swirling bcltle was wit­ McCall, president, will take plan .'i tilt'd1c)ni- I11 the last M* yean cm ate enlimnle tin the rust ■>( ili-llqiomt wali'l hill., wilt he sent work. Many mow and inti'iruing hooks •ol hy the City nfti-i Aug I, ii have been added In tin- Sanford “ 1 don’t think so." Montgomery nessed by prlioneri of two other Thursday night at Rear Laki- timn in the tircvlima 5,000," In Mich ii hulldlng was deelded hy tile City Commix where a chicken barbecue will hr Walter M. liaynea Jr. told tinreplied. "Where It Is needed we unruly compounda-~71 and 77. library’s collectiiiii for Mnyur W. II. Rtempei nl-n mi m o o Iasi night. Personal roller Public Shortly after the fight ended held, II waa decided todav at the Itutnry t'luh nt Its rcguliir weekly always can call on local enforce­ i dull leading, Mr-. K. .1 .M<nighpidnted II committee iilidci the Boatner told prisoner* in Tt to get meeting of Ihc clnh. Wives and meeting ye-tenlny III a 1»«l U on H u ll lulls will also he dlxeioitimo’il, tun, Illiiarlan, said today, Mrs. ment officers to help ua out." ehalrmanahlp of R'dlnnd l)ean '■■ Other actions hy Ihe Cabinet In­ ready to he moved— or else. The guests will be Invited. What's New In Medicine" He -llirly the plune mid pre.-eiit rec- unit if hills are mil pill,I when Moughtiin also rnnimenlrd on the prisoners obeyed meekly, cluded: Harry Robson, who presided, an -as Intl'Mlueeil hy hu fulhei 'immeiidalloim. Ulhei meinliers «f line, wnter xerviee will lu, ills- Inigo numbers Ilf people frmn the And leaders In Compound 77 nounced that duo to Ihc outing, no Walter M. Haynes Sr. Acceptance of 440,000 from the the committee aie Mrs. Fred T ............... It. N. Huycr, ,-it> clerk, Hanford Naval All Station who Broward County Commission to sent word that they would be meeting will he held here next me using tin- library She xsid The younger Ml Haynes wn- Willlnma. M m . Mil ii i i i i Itus-i-ll, aumol need liiduy. ready to move on Boitner’s com­ Tuesday noon Ili-intnfiirc, Im point'll .,I|I, see i very effort is made lo extend to help ua out." • ill nml tiilsnl In Hanfnid not .Mrs C. It. i)aw*nii, luhn Kndei, mand. They will be Moved Wednes­ Retiring District Deputy Gov -mdualeil from .Seminole High Itnnilnll Chase and A .1. Greer ■■nil notice* on delinquent lull- them tile full privileges of re Other actions by the Cabinet In­ day. cluded: have been sent mil, and if these ■lileutn and any further rourte.xtev ernor John Henderson nf Winter .-•Vhool In t**lt(, and was emplu/i-il An Inventory < > f (leiieial Sun Boatner waa Jubilant over the Park congratulated hla successor <-r n lime at the Florida .Stole hove toil I>i-mii jiii 1-1, a eolleeliir lias whlrh II can. Acceptance of 440,000 from the furd’ii collection, which under ihe way the paratrooper* from the Henry Witte. Jr., whom ho term Hunk. At the oulhreiik uf ih........ heiii -eiiL mil ax n final remirl, Broward County Commission to Among novel- recently added term* nf hi* will Is In he left lo 147th Airborne BegtmenUl Com­ making ax mnny ax 1IIO i-’ilhi u fm adult consumption I, "Tha ad "alncero and earnest and can -lid World War he vuluntoeicd fm help finance a new armory at bat Team quelled tile Red*. He able of doing a splendid Job" In ' tty with the Air Curpa ami the City nf Sanfoid pmvlillng .1 month. Thla lias been inking too iiw n t s t s ns r « n T«*m hulldlng lo ■oil' ll tune and rusting too much, Alexandrians" hy Chnrlr* Mills, said: overseeing the affairs of District ervwil nveisnas a- a rndai navi suitable memorial which In house It is constructed, il wux derided by the Cooiloisalon. tlm story of a century In the life "The discipline of thd troops waa 16-0. of a small Georgia town and Us superb. I have an-oM dal report ■ Mr. Henderson praised the local i »tur on homhlng flights -m: of was lead to the CommUslim hy A ir ordinance wax paxsed which Mr. D i -bii . The value nf the col- pi i votes .Social Security -talus people. Other titles include "Tha that not one shot waa flrsa In club for Ita achievements during l ingland. the war tie colei ml li-cliun Is roiiglily estimated al in Oily liny" hy Herman Wouk, Compound Tl. We captured the ex the year, Including an outstanding MmFollowing fm all City niii|diiyei'x, mol set­ i.ullior of "The ( ‘uno Mutiny", lliilvrisKy of Floilila whei - he excess of $ 1OtI.IMIO. of resUUfce." act plan mistake*." auction sal*. He commended Sec up it program to lie liaodh'd hy After more than 44 yaara of ser­ ■"ik a pru-mcdlriil - nurse, lalei Yerhy's "Tho Karacen He referred to tha map and pa­ rotary Jack Morrison on thr ac ••laihmting Mrs. F. R. Rnumlllat explained the Florida Imluatrlal Commis­ ,Frank vice with the Atlantic Coast Lina per* from the Harvard Illade". a Inin of crusading, and found loskte ft. curacy and promptness of his re VD-dlral School. For the nasi /ear the Work width has liven done hy sion Railroad Co., George E. Rollins, "Wlndom'a Way" liy James Ram­ Boatner personally 144 ordered Mrti* A number of rrciiminrniliitlmis sey (Mlmnii. "Rasl Hid General” general auperlntcndent of tha West­ I.- has hern serving us an Inletoe the \V(imiin'n Club and the I).A.I! Korean ^Ol. L e iJ U k Wop, William Higgle, president of thr in surinfrjr a* Massachusetts lien In promoting the piujcrt nml re­ of tlm Itmiftmll Stadium Commit­ by Frank Slaughter nf Jackson­ ern Division, retired front active North a Compound 76 leader, to assemble Bow Casselberry Lions Club, told vealed that two gifts of 41,01111 tee wine adopted. These Include ville, a story laid In New York'n service aa of June 1. :tl Hospital. POWa for moving. Lee refused. Of Ihe progress ol that new nr Mr. Routes served for a num­ the Pointing out tliai llm work -if mi each have already been made In tiie temliig down of the wooden Dellrvue Hospital, is another re­ At 3;4S .6m. loudspeaker* atlon of 44 members, and to niioriir la pretty much of a grind, ward helping to defray the cost m tnifImiei) 11pi UfiRp I'tedi ber of vaora at superintendent of blared to tha compoaM: cent novel in circulation. r with Jack ftymond* of his in. Haynes milil that hla schedule of the building. It was explained tha division her*, and from in* Noii-ficlion which Mrs. Mough"In 16 mtoatea you wlU be moved entertainment committee, asked that lircsant plan* call for an ex­ through 1041 was a member of tha Into newly constructed compounds -nnslsta of HI hours on duty ami luti iticntioneil as outstanding in the co-operation of Ihe Sanford penditure nf approximately 420. City Commission. Ha it a past eludes "North With the .Spring'' . It you move qulptiy you wilt Club In tatting up a minstrel show I I Imurs off with on weekends i r mm. president of the Sanford Rots ■iiber time off, hy Edwin Wey Tsais, the itory Harry Robson promised that the A. J. Greer explained Ihe cut club, s Ilutllnlng snmr of the nilbnnees of 120 days from I lie Everglade* at your own the community of now Lion Board nf Directors will ublcli liuve been made III medlehiL- turn I value The retirement of Mr, Rolllna 10 The CommUi__ in Lake Champlain following th* inch a center and pointed out tha consider tha proposal In the near Roy Holler expects to leave to­ was announced by L. T. Andrews, freshly dug trracbes irlng the past few year*, Hr. L northward migration of birds and Impressive commcm-enicnt exer­ cises were held last night at Semi­ nole High School for n class of 130 students wdin were awarded their dlploftins by Principal Her­ man K. Morris. The graduates, num hr ring its girls and 11 boys, were seated in double row semi-circle on the auditorium stage In what was per­ haps the most beautiful setting over witnessed here, A large painting by members of the A rt Club In the background depicted a road to a castle of opportunity In the distance, and the graduates they received their diplomas appeared to he walking off on this bAV'"Lfk ! Satiford Herald Vacation-Pack JU N E s* some week* ago: t f c « l . „ ________ ”~A second prise of 43 waa given of water hat pa make batter teeth, to Mary Eslner Powell and honorUa aold recent stodtea ia J i ahU mention was mad# at Barsonvtila. and Bi b o n O'Barr at tha aama, time, per seal of ell i aonteat consisted be prevented by proper on four books ae GuorUted, iVv- ren. Funeral aerator* will he candieted at the graveside In Ever­ green Cemetery Sunday et 4:30 pjn. by th# Rev. W. P. Brook* Jr. Illlltary services will alio be eondieted by American Legion Post 63. ' Roy Holler Attends [Million Dollar Meet nuccesa of a similar museum in K' morrow morning bv Eastern Air Augustine, Hu said that Hanford's Lines for Huston, Maas, to attend location half way between It’d tim ’Jfilli. anniversary nf the Mil­ llna College In winter Park nml lion Dollar Round Table nt the Stetson University In Del.mid Mounl Washington Hotel, Ilrrtton make It an Ideal place for the Wood*, New Hampshire, June eatahllahment of a library such as 13-17. contemplated under thr terms of Tim Million Dollar Round Talde the will of General Hanford. Is made up of the members of Other* who spoke in behalf of the National Association of Life the memorial In General Sanford Underwriters who produced and were Mrs, Miriam Russell, M m . C. paid for a million dollars or more R. Dawson, Mr*. Fred Williams, of Insurance during the preceding and Forrest Brcckenridge, man­ year. ager of the Hcmlnole County I Mr. Holler haa repreaented the Chamber of Commerce, Now York Like Insurance Com­ vegetation in the spring, "Skoal ficandluavla" hy Edward Streeter, author of "Father of the Bride”, who describe* the "slow dliintegratinii of the Deaire for SelfImprovement" and the revolt against "Pnlnts of Interest" dur­ ing u motor trip through Norway, Sweden and Denmark. Also mentioned as Interesting wa* "Adventures In Two Worldi" hy A. J. Cronin, the Scottish imvidist-phyitolan, who began Ufa ox a struggling doctor in Urltlsh mining communltlea and went on In Snminuln County since tn beennia a famous London pany Apr. 14, 1U27. He le the first MA80N8 M EET TO N IG H T agent of his Company's Florida Monroe Chapter No. 16, Royal Office to have attelnsd member­ Arch Masona will meet tonight ship In the Million Doller Round at 3:00 o'clock at Masonic Hall. Table. The Most Excellent Mealar'K,de> grro will ba conferred by Right jvorehlnful Master, J. Vidal Bones. Light refreshment* will Im kerved end High Priest A. F. Ramsey has extended an Invita­ tion to all Royal Arch Maeone to „ attend. V ET SERVICE OFFICER Tom Ueen, Veterans' Adminis­ tration Htato Service Officer, will be at tha office nf Senator Lloyd F. Boyla tomorrow between the hours of 6:30 a.m, and 12:00 noon. Ijhjuitelan^inid^ a^mleiWuthor. Movie Time Table RITZ "Skirts Ahoy" 1:00 3:07 •6:14 - 7:21 MOV IK I .A N D "African Queen" PRAIRIE LAMB "Belles On Their Toea" Ti40 - (l;46 - 10(80 :2i � 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 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/741573b4efd58a0a6aaa1a284546e9f0.pdf 90073a94894ba468a8b5a22c7636e9b2 PDF Text Text 0 pr o a M g — — i-v y * companies of almost Common Shares Of A inionthe dollars. The nverago Investment |>cr em­ I — rtiiistniu from $?, Highest Companies ploye 000 In the auto induatry to $50,000 tobacco companies. Are Widely Owned inThe 100 pay 17W billion In wages, T H E SANFO RD H RRAI.D Page 10 Thnrs. June 8, 1*52 Owners Of Canine Sen. Benton Says Pels Pound To lie He Helped Banish Democratic Group Reds In Capital WASHINGTON UR — Sen Benton (D.-Conn.l testified today there were Communists in the State lie partment in 1943 and 1910 and thut he took a leading pari In getting rid of them. But he declined to give any names, and this led tu heated ex­ changes with his antagonist, Sen. McCarthy <B.-Wls.), ut a pre-trial hearing on McCarthy's two million dollar Tibet slander still against the Connecticut senator, McCarthy repeutedly pressed Benton to tell whether he knew the name* of any Communists fired front the stale Department In the years right niter World War II Benton was nn assistant secretary of state at the time. “ I don't propose to name any names," Benton replied, adding that he wouldn't trust his memory that far buck even If he desired to glvo them. “ On what grounds do you re­ fuse?" McCarthy asked. "On the grounds It may Incriminate you?" Theodore Kii-ndl, Benton’s attor­ ney, Interjected: "Senator, you're fantastic." Benton himself sold: "No. on the grounds It may Incriuilnute them I don't propose to Indulge tn the practices under discussion here this morning." This was a reference to hi* con tentlon that McCarthy has hurled unsubstantiated eh urges In his eru isdn against Communists in gov eminent. Benton le.liliod he was sure there were Communist* In the State Department and other gov eminent departments in 1943 He stld the bars hud been let down during the war But he said many were tired In 1943 amt 19ill unit that he himself was responsible for working out a "reasonable doubt" procedure uu der which most of Hie dismissals occurred. Benton added that In 1947 he Suggested In (ieu tienrge C Mur shall, then secretary of stale, thut the Federal Bureau of Investlgn lion lie railed In lo help on security { checks of department employes. This was done, Hie senator said. McCarthy anil llenton argued constantly ut H.e opening session of the hearing Met'nr Hi; at one Hint' accused it foe of nut telling Iho truth fe asserted Itcnlmi was giving avaslvo answers and once cum mcnlcd, "If you continue this way, we’ll bo here tor monlhs.” "Don't worry about that, sena­ tor," Klcndl nut In. The lawyer, In turn, accused McCarthy of taking Up Issue* tlial hail nothing to do With Ihe case. Today’s hearing was without u referee and will) McCarthy asking ’ the questions baler, he will he quisled by Hengon’s counsel, n Ibid'Abbott explains n row to I.ou Costello In this tcenn from Warner Bros. "Jack And The Beanstalk," In Hiiperclnerulor, showing on the Itltx Theater screen Thursday and Friday! Food I te m H Priced Below OPS Ceiling** JAC K S O N VII,I.K (Special) Hundreds of food Items are sell* log In-low OPS celling prices In A A l’ stores lo this men, it whs reveiili'il today. W. A. Carlton, A A )• Hales Di­ rector for I he Houthern Division, slated that the helow-ccillrig price* prevail on u wide variety of Items, Including baby goods, cer­ eal*, dinned fruits mid canned vegetables, bakery products, poul­ try and other groceries. "At the niiUirenk of hostilities In Korea, A A 1* pledged all Ita resources In the fight to keep food prices down," Mr. Carlton sold, "As u result of our efforts le work harder and do a better job, we have been able to sell many Items at lens than eelltng prices " “O l’S ceilings represent the highest prices grocers can charge for food. But it hit* always been A A J*V policy to charge the low* cat potsihle prices to con.uriii-rn based on the rust of food to ut." see him us u potential best id breed champion “ I'd like to see him win another blue ribbon," Bill said, "just to make B up to him— tu see he gets a square deal. "But the handlers say they want a inniilli lo train him for his next show. Well, Hclutnurers are sup posed to he one man dogs, but Mike In friendly lo everybody "If he In gone a month, he will By RAM DAWSON NEW YORK til— The big fellow In the manufacturing field keeps growing right along. But hla make­ up ha* been changing even faster than ids .itc. The largest manufacturing com­ panies are likely lo have more shareholders nowadays than em­ ployes— the days of the big Indi­ vidual shareholdings are num­ bered They are likely to pay almust us much In taxes as they da In wattes and salaries— and four limes as much In taxes us In divi­ dends And they have anywhere from 17,000 to $30,000 in assets for each employe. The 100 largest manufacturing companies— that excludes rail­ roads, communications, banks, In­ surance companies, retail end service companies— ere Baled by tho National City Bank of New York on the bests of total 1991 assets after deducting reserve* for depreciation. They range from Jersey Stand­ ard Oil with almost five billion dollars In assets to Crane Co. with 172 million dollars. They are the lop among 100,000 manufactur­ ing corporation* and 200.000 maniduclurltig plants owned by Indi­ viduals ami partnerships In the United Stale*. These too employe 4,200,000 per­ sons and have 5,400,000 sharehold­ ers But It must be remembered that many of the shareholders may be dupllcatloni— one man may own stock in several of the 100 cor­ porations. Thlrty-on* of the 100 hive more then 30,000 registered shareholder*; and 32 have more shareholder* tb«n employes. the shareholder* own a total of 910 million shares, representing an SIIHIMP M E E T .1At KSONVII,I.K i.n - Shrimp and fish dealers In Nnrth and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Al­ abama have hern Invited to attend u meeting here June 23 tu form a (rude body. The association, sold Frank H, Kant, one of hte organizers from Jacksonville, will work for pro­ tective legislation, methods for closet co operation and will study no longer lie my dog. It would oroduction uud marketing prob­ lie like giving up your uwn hairy." lems BUI feeds Mike table scraps, kennel rut loirs and soft boiled eggs -cooked exactly three nHiuiles, DRESSED and DRAWN Ihe way Mike prefers them. Every day Bill walks four flights down from his llronx apartment to ex­ ercise Mike hy unleashing him unit Irltilng him race the New York Central commuter trains into Man­ hattan. "The express truln* speed rigid on hy," sold Bill “ But Mike gets a big Hu ill oul of catching up lo a local train Hint slops ut Hie sta­ tion lie rims Up uiul barks ut it. and l am sure he feel* he bus run It dear nul of breath nil by hlmsoll." . . . . . . . . O’Brien doean t want In kick Iris dog around, but he doesn't wunt tu lose Mike by glainorliing him Inlo u professional canine pruo-winner. "After ull, he's tny dog, said Bill. "I don't want to turn him J CHUCK tween the Interests of employes and •hareholders, with some peo le supplying the brains and! a nr, and others the tools and cap­ ital. Each group la necessary in Ibe other. “ In addition, the report* for 1931 show the rapid asrcnduncy of a third 'pnrtnfr* In buslne**— K<»yernment— which although contrlbiitin;; nelthrr capital nor labor now take* n lion's shun* of the prof-. DR. H. K. RIND E C H IR O P R A C T O R Plea** call for appointment Phone 1732— 1748 ARP Grad* A Ann Page Smooth Rich * W S ultans Im itation 100% P ure Vegetable Shortening N utley Colored Q uarters etobles are Thrift-Prickd and rushed to you at the peak of freshness , . . . ! Come to ARP for Quality — Famous Vulue Priced ^ Calif. Vine Ripened Cantaloupes lge. size 29< Fresh lllackeyed Super-Right’ Meats Peas Calif. Iceberg CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FR EEZE Lettuce AND STORAGE CO. TASTY, DELICIOUS YOUR Holsum salaries and such labor benefit* as pensions, Insurance anil paid vacatlona. This averages $4,100 a year per employe. The bank liso look* Into the bal­ ance sheets of these top too. Their total assets top <10 billion dollars— 23 billion for land, plant and equip­ ment, and 33 billion for cash, se­ curities, inventories and receiva­ bles. Their sales and other receipts last year totaled more than 78 billion dollars Costs ale up 93 1 per cent of that, leaving less than St* billion a* net Income after faxes, or 0.0 per cent of salps. This loromc was divided up al­ most evenly between dividends ami reinvestment! In the business. But federal Income and excesa profits taxes totaled utmost seven billion dollars, and other federal, state, local, and foreign taxes add- The hank philosophises on what these balance sheets of the big fellows show, ns follows: “ Tho figure* show how there Is no Inherent conflict, but Instead a close partnership relation be- Watermelons Sweet Com Locker Plant Fresh Golden ----- FROZEN FOODS ARMOUR Ruao HOME FREEZER OWNERS Strawberries WK IIA V K A GOOD 8 UP PLY OK PACKAGING M ATERIALS FOR YOUR FRF.K7.Klt NKKDS. HKK T il KM IIKFOItK YOU B U T III' TH OSK SPRING VKGKTAIH.KH. AHK I'H A ROUT HKDI * PACKAGKD WHOI.KHAI.K C U TS OP MRATH. Grad* A Quick Fru'ien Drsoaed and Drawn Turkeys, i T i f t J k . <2 Lemonade Hwigatreaa Quirk Proian Dressed To Ttf Lima Beans Medium ANN PAGE DOR DEN’S lllH R C T FROM LOCAL FARMS T O YOU Boned Rolled Round Steak lb. |0 c FreHh Hum Lean • All Meet Beef Stew Super Right llemy Western U. H. Choirs Grade Churk Heal Gold Small Tender U. S. Good \ l.nrge lied Itlpe lb. 6 * Lean Weatarn lb. H e Boston Butts lb. 4 |c Tender Dtllcloua Baby 12 0s. Can End Cut Beef Liver lb, Me Pork Chops lb. Me Lean Par* Our Own Ground Beef lb. Me BkTst Bacon lb. | | c L IU B Y 'H R O S E D A I.E Fillets Of Jutebo . He Red Perch lb. M6 Shrimp Fillet* Of Ready • To Flounder lb. Me Oyatera Broccoli P k f.» Baby Limaa pkg. |f c Cut Beina pkg. ftc Grain Peaa pkg. Me Mixed Veg. pkg. Me • B O TTLE CARTON 1 2 0 i. HULTANA DIXIE LILY �---- ------- ................ f. ..-’4 It m W ■ TO T7 T • ■■ ■ • Y O U D O N ’T n n . n i Hiir.ic M h v ^ a t i f 0 r ii receive your Hanford liffild, City Delivery, by 7.(HI P. M , c»ll Y E LL O W CAM l i l t an l!-ilnM i VOLUME XXXXIII Potato Prices Reported Up « By $2 To $4 I'JUS im S A N E O I t l ), ) i :n : n iu :m K l .O l l l D A Tin* ITo.sidotit Awards Modal To lOiscnlamer Removal Of Price Con­ trols Results 1 n Quick Price Jump; Scarcity Increases i ».%i i . y ■> i. 1 v i li.,u!v .iml rout timed "ir hi h s ihiril.iv except fur • *i* r•,| Wti'tititmi thun■ill ii ....... mini' ninri' •i 'ji in n k w s i' a i'k h i i : n » \<h ji m : li A s n i ii i .i I ill I ’ii I r i til W ill ■07 NewYoJkwIthT hree Of 5 Escaped Renewed Hope Convicts Captured In P alatk a G ! Cil’ih 1.tl A n i l St’lt.ll't Riissi'll Si c K y n i<» Kyt* i >ii ( *iv i I !\ii;I»i:*, I’.ill Is U p i iiuisHt WASHINGTON^ u v-Th e govern in .1\t .1 lit.i t. merit reporti'il today Unit wholesale Ul'I.t:\l- I.........I., i II,mill iPrlCFS Of Whltll |MlliltlM‘H Sllllt ll| at much as U lu $t per hundred pounds overnight ufter tin- remova of price ceilings The Office of Price Ktabli/ulinn (OPS) lifts ii On' routrtd. Inti' Thursday after llie Semite find voted lo exempt frcsli fimlt and vegetable* from price runt rid . lie ginning July I Today, OPS ollirirds qnutiil fm ures from the Agriculture Depart ‘ r* ment's Market Iup. New;i Service I Showing the overnight advance in prices at t’lmburglr and New York for potatoes from Callfnnilri and the Carolina:! ihe prices are wholesale far U S. No I, sire A 3-lnch potatoes. Thu report showed that t.allhun la long white pul aim *. ' ire r-illmr' in New Ytirk Jliur ..lay at i<i 2H to |G .11 per hui Ired jmuiidx Tn day the (imitation* ranged Itom |8.5U to (!• 50, all advance of up to l.l 22 per iiumlred. Ollier qiiolnliulix In New York were: llnuuxht'd North t'amlma cobblers 1175 to $5 00 Thursday tJURINO A C i a f M O N Y In tin- W h it e l l u i u e Hose M a id e n , I ’u i l d r n l T r u m a n r u n a r s t u l i d i 'i l i u tin n i l tl, compared with tl <n» to yit 00 today h l i c n h o w ( I after In* had p i i m u te d Ike w i t h the f n i n H i nnk leaf cluster |n the l tlxtiilKuli hril 1 u n n M* ,l.il, a mnxinioiu advance of 13.25, W ll ltli the C h ie f K n i i l i W l> e x a m i n i n g Ini,.king uli w it h p i l d r U M u Ih s r n h u w » r . r |«l< I ndlm nal washed North t'uri'lliiu mlihUis $4 60 to $5 US Tliur.'.day. t oni|i.ircil with $tt ini and 1X25 today, a mas Imum advance nl fit ill* Smith Carolina sebagex. 15 00 Thurxd.iy ft.^4 compared with u range of 17 50 to 18.00 today. Prices quoted at wholesale tn Pittsburgh were: t'nllfurm.i long whites. 15 !<H to to 07 tier luindred .Mine lluili 250 new hunks f"i pounds Thursday, nniiiiared with i ithfi inveniles have heen - it iiic i I hv a range of $7 5o to tlotxi today, ' I*a maximum advance nl U M L M c F a t l a i l l l S a y s S c l - lliu Sniifniil Pullin' t.lhruiv and G u v c n i m c i i l A u d i t o i will lie phii'nl in I'iiciilalhin Mon I *U !i |>t n|'o t tI t v•it1111( ilk Nnrth (arullna ciilildrrx, SMill , _ , n/I dm w in ii viii'ittinii tn gill*, M i1 i*l tklilt lit |HlVkl | I • l i t Iftl i I Thursday compared with W 25 to tlc m c h l T e s t i f i e s O n J u s , Khun .1. Muuglili ii. Ilium lull, an t MtfliJii *1III-Mil id,llfi I f it Ml day. an advance of $3 31. li c e D e p t. R e c o r d >■'11•'I*MI Jilil s»tlil r tli IT 111|TlI•11fill* inniiii'cil today. in mid' h m ) Iiij Hr iiiul firim' 1 WASHINGTON i*W - Prwllcllons <"oln 11ri sIIIw nDunI eve-y Ivpi* i hin *ilu iIIhh ihi (hi iuvltn lln* WASHINGTON .V' Mover mtieiil i.r bunk enjoyable hy yi me ( dk WASHINGTON I’ A govern that (fin potato soon will be back in Its usual grocery him, and ul xpunxiired peace talk.: In the steel of various ages, the y i . i u i i i ' * nn* mild auditor testified today till1 fi r m m * il • lu I i Vt H i r « r l l n r *miir * «*» ii’m! nun trimmed prices, followed lln- guv -ifike it'cchM'd today until 1 p m ...... . 51) pcnrml fli linn, ua I tin .1llnIIre Depart mi’iil failed hi pros |* d" r M'lilliefiu emment'a action.Thunwlay In nm .K S T In l^rrnit Imltislry lenders to lm|1 |j(.tj,(M( |1’|.im.|(lu|K crute n war ennlracl Milt altci n Oil’ll Ir I t t in h i t’lftM i In (lit l| lira* Nil! Ill tmilh In calling price control* on polntum 'study tifirgu tiling proposals | Gun .1 llnn.ud Mi biogrnphv ip which v ld l rl ic n have former , ,, ...Atty . .......................... .. But price olficl.il. uml produce ' The phmir delay was ui nurmmsi I slmii'ii nuch ii m a c t i v e in te re s t , sin [ i r , , J*1 f *! f o r M,,|i D e in u c i iiu V Assistant John II stilted. men alike said IhAl before the hi l<ri':ddeull;il A litmal fhairmiiu William M Ituyli \1» k ml’ * 11-1- n i \.•«I ,i nit Irii l potato price goes down, it will Steelman. who Thursday night re J r . \ i iled tin- roiilrmloi •lit , ii - *vt i-hit j .-i rt|| | 11** iih til m | lit* |" i \(.‘I r r u l n l l n u o f Inv ei gle ......... probably go up. pm ted "real negoliolums going Waller Sprague uf tli*' ipni in V . I I h r U t> * Jtill i II*I ( I *. . til. i e. t I In M Inis lin'iriisnl inpldly dullin' tin inenl’s ticuenil All nilMllln; iiUni A produce Imyer for a largo on " t. I I .M( lv Ift l- V -I I'll ,t "* I x11 n|l I In <li| Ki . 11tin(I ismsil tin I'nsr f'»«r i The delay wiih reipieslnl hv pic l ymr, 'lie pointed mil Dor llaiin il the 11mlractor ax I -1■, ■i.p ill lllil dill lid ill dt I d lit rlfal iIdDim I ii hoard Chairman Hen Mureel of nn' the iuihI iiiiin IIi II remhed tli M Ham pie-iileul of Hie A«Iv.,ni * I,"(HI fll'llle H i* cnnipaied Ivl'h I I*1,i 1111>> i o Del mil lln tone am i l. au i:lillii Steel l ' u In ail nl tile lll.ill.lgi'llll'lll in gull.i O',lit leniks . lielllllted III 51m. 1(151 Splni'in li lifieil liefure i II . ting team 1 \ i l t1 H 1 (3 X lu fiction, there me si verjl judu i.il) - hImiiiuiiii Ui i who I. i n it! .1 •1 i *?. to 1n toi Sli'i'liiiuu - .ml i'lnlip Mm i i> lu'lie- full uf interestilie illlltlx 1 Illve ,tli::ilui|> tlie Juillie lirp n i II. 1 )* • •.1 I* « 'll . 11ml | nit I | to III',III uf the 1, .0 'NKI jlrlklilg • In | in' :*• cinil|ili u stoilen alunit uni iiienl tin* iomiultlie lieuid • 1 to f*m i l I.I till thlileil u . hteclworkers, ie.'nhl> uud1 spoit careers, tiu tuiical vino. le liuiony lh.il tlie laspau i Iu1mill I.fl t * V,It UMl lit,.! p .I Ii tin i t |agreed were oxelehurgeil hi al Ii ... I Hiciiici mid acleiicii fiction. '! H 1 uf ll .1 •I'M’ •(.It ft 1 lit halt Inlli.iii dollars o uuai • . i here was snllie huiie of an early A iiiuiik I he titleii are ............. About 1110 tn II!5 sheriffs lint 1 ll •I.i l'i 1 «14" . ll l tli tint'll act tli* merit ul the dispute ir'liief." "(Iratiil Gnuhe M v -'.'ii,” law enforcement officers me ex 1•tl In* 'I » I'Hiihit I.I t uli ' M * 1 In uiiotlier in'll', Sprague ...nl Demoeralli' f.eadet' ktcPul land "Mnrimneil un Mars". ’Thugrliparted to attend the Itltlli minimi 'iiiil I.. tol'l l . t •* t un! i .*1 ml ......... . , ^ flurk i illuiil, funnel asslxtmii i. convention of the I'liiriitu Sheiiff* nl Arl/ou.i told the Senate I lull . Date and l.onesonm Surrell. <. j |ntm.,n reiem d i nn t V it inti (to* 1 llll •MlieMM1Is X . t i t i l i t i i I tox A i i t l i . t r . S t .Ilf s A lt o n !. W > nt Association hem .Monday through I day night there nliiilit lie n settle. euod Inn I' »tiiry; Sport fiction |, 1,|,s,llllh.l| U j (M, In t . »Mt « .1* I II.* I* .1* 1 .1 '••«)» f It 1 WrdnesduVi Sheriff I*. A. Mem, iiu'iil over I* wieki'iid Tfa* Sen includes Mil'll tilll'H ||H "Knock ntluriiey lor a corpuratoni win. to1* f,1 • . \ > I .utidi >r I it it11* t JS ! it1111 t i:i ■ t* l«ii ' lilt* to. sipl . M n I n t i t who will Ih> Dual tu the visitors, il" llieii put aMile until Monthly Out," "Double Piny", "Slliorty nl [MM I' M'ltle.S a tl IllK.IliH claim Ini {!.' I )i . t i l l ' l i T .t K’ f . l announced induv. all legislation dealing with the Shortetiin". .V.J1 J *' it*.1 M 1 kt 1.. •. flu Other honks lire IXHI lln The Valdex ifnlel will he head ' ll ike ■t klII11■ ".Spin e 0 inlet", "Wild Trek". "The >\ *1,41, 1.1 IV* up ........ . ‘lln* wilnexx Mild Hie iinnpin quarters for the cimviiitum and lU hi I i'll I i*; \ w \s h i n *; t I i.N 0 lui i.ui steelman Wiimi’I so speelflr Iml Mviler Horse", “ South .‘ leu Ad was Hie Micldgap S.'IiiniI uf Traih .MM tl it t It* • •I* kill t 1 I* il 1*. rag litratiou will stall at 1 no said he Dml t.ilked with Mel’ui vimtines", "J it r i y'x Treaxuie I foip I HI I N i lU M N N I ' I i * Hi Alt x . inlet I' h i ) u It lie'll ‘Vi | 'l l I.I u D u l l ■ ,Mill II udiluij; that tlie Geueral A. 1 i In v 1 4 P, .1 p.m. Manilav, and will again he lend •1*1111 1 *t .Mil 1 t'l •Ml pill ill. -to Mi .Mi *III .MMMtitlli i ( In* i v ki I i r i m ii l i Hit i 1 I 1 I «a 11 M ■M)'* Hunt", nml many other titles. eoiuillliji illfire axkeil the Juxlo made at 8:tll> n'cludi Tuetidav i.nd tv ,i v mi a i iii i l Hi* i i 1 i ' S i!l|i|»i||l dll "I cerlulnly tun nut iM.-ssiml'.lie.” The non-fiction gmou incliul. x llcparlmcnt lu recover tlie mom •(Ini I It. i.ki f llu H i m *1 i A11ii ii ill,4 kt 111!'* |,i i Wednesda y inornillgi. M /.m il'iii 4t1,,|i|l(l|>« l>1 ii SI •***. * » ■Sill * .11 ) lu»I t) nI t l i• id Ml t. 1|. N i l | Steelman told iioWHiiirn, "Iml I tin. (anciiuitlng Heal Hook aerie nn the nroimd the firm had cluirgt 'Hie first meeting will lie enll tn ’ i 1 ' ' ' flit fttt'l S flU l'l ii tilt t.iSNJiltiil if I .MM I »,! v it, ill* a V* ill Mill which gives accurate, up-lo-dale n *.i.ii*nir.i in* I' bho Klnhti wniildu'l wiiiitl n uveriilAtv my up #d to order nt ll):tMI o'clock lie -- lliiiiiuit " " In i ill'll, ( min In I'M ' ( ( t i l l ' l l lit M 111411 4 nt i •(Ullll Mill' It* ' 1(toil i i i f o i u i a llu i, nn nstrnnomy, Inixeday morning at the fit,' Hall hv H'- 'tollhi III MU’ ill 4' nil id >1I* I U, r . i n v ii ’.It hi it lift* Steelman said both sldea li.ul hull, magic, Aliixka, Texas, nm the Association pre udrnr, Slid iff ft»«I If V- tit |M 1*0 X' '1 U n / ,11ill lift V' ilf toiHM miiMi tl (toll I) I" Ml to (" ia, liuMex. etc For Hie ynijngel been dlaciisiilni! intensively all the R. L. Kendrick of Ku'mnll i cemi1to-(I In I 111' III tip I I' h* i < ■ | \|h ,t *ivt h i tin I ,uiu 111li M i v '"i III' 1uinplex isiiies involved. Tile walk folk . Du re are the lii'nitlIfiillv II ty* I*"I l.l I'hI*.- I . * ’ • tout Mt»- hin I i i t m ' ii(ti|itilt 11 in ffir Instraled Keal lifer Hooks about mil xlurteil Monday after the So Addresses will he pm I * hy I I ill f *«M« 11 * illlllkis MX* *1.i. fr (*r (toil If D rill Ini if ,i |ii$Mn ) .it Lieut, Gen. J. I!, ilulchldm, rel.t prunu* Court voided Mr. Trumnn's I 'i r i 'i in 1*, Iralnx, planes uml other /■'I III IHI H I * H lul l if N.*slilt RIt til « I ft 11ll IM i Mil * v' In » ill* *I M' H'dijccts, give artuul descrlplionx ‘.i iMire of the steel imluxtry Morn Btate Senator fhnilrs K ’ unis, 1.......... h IH I •> ’ ,nki il llin tiliin .i Kti m m in Starke, president desjgnnte. Mur than UXl.uou mine, rail nml other and |dct it res of these themes, Pljin? i1It its'IIni) f(Il lit i I 11•’H lit) l Mill it tli*|fi'« IIV hi i ill* Mill in' i N *4111*i 1,i-iii*•ml1 Hin Iid (I 'i to i< ’ workera have also been Idlrd tiy Ittngrujihirs nre written In Inida Slate Senate; Utiief Ituy ii, Tin* f'ity'x ri'cmillun prugnu, t tli1 Si Hi HH tli1 I 111id11\ i liii tfi I it'i i tl -in 'H \ ,i / 1 <,i*i m h i d lirestlng style. Some of the pop­ will open for tin* xunimrr nl tin 1 ulil VI •«11« » .1(1(1 ml lit I I n t h -I H u t Williams, Clinmlier of fnnunerce the steel shutdown I lis < r r n i ' i il In mi ' ll , I Ittvvr m i lilt* If iiy ;il 1 iifuiiii .mu Manager K. K, [Irecki'iirldge, L’api. The first break h the nation- „ular , llllea , ilH'lude the storiea of l.'iki'frunt tiliuffl.-tx.ixril r u n i i id.t j ; roil|• i d I i ' N ' l t d m a SI | hv kn Ii JMV i ‘ l Ij’JlIi'il Itir i Mij* l »' if lit* In ,i*1 ul In J. L. Chlllenden, Nnvnl Air Sta wide strike came lute Thursday M1*’, " ve» "■ Victor Heihert, Amur Mumhiv imirnlng nl U.OU uni to killllf* 11II ti £|(I I h V i'l a lit i J Ml tli Inti Iri l iim htiii* !*/ r>H* tk *1 tin* I h i I I'll h r him I till i lion eommamlarj fire Chief Mack with milloumemi'iil till*! tile De n'n'a greatest composer of oper nil I'hil.iri’n lii*lwt*t'ii 11,<* nt'i':i *.i u|irl‘'.illin; wdli liir i I- i .1 i .Miii *1 **iV H I ,'ll lli J i liil'il ll.tll Mn |tolit Ilf if in u hv *i.i I ill i‘ VI > i • I N. Clavalaiiil, Jr., and Htato A t­ troll Steel forp had learlied a •'! I" 1,' lr* J,"’k Laminn mid U lit, Hi'cicntluiuil D l r i u ' i h i lu IM l iM’tlMlI MM dll' |Sgs*je •I (|n||| lln I*r <I h um ntn r I i l *h • ' i 111111111*i1r .uni iiiiu lnn il«U torney Murray Overstreet. contruel aBreemenl with the Steel *• Henry, popular fiction wrlteix; T hmiiax Hlringcr nniimiuceil Imlui t tlrft i■m ‘ un it I m u | I ; i *‘t'kt ii n 11 \ tli ■I The group will he welcomed hy winkers, covering 1.500 ftnpluyes llciirv Ford, Hret llurte, tie irge III* 1 i I I till' I < n I'.HIYH Ilk m 111Ul 11 pul I ' III I Tlie l.nkufront plnygrounil will " ‘b 1 td ( n i i ii n i tu i .miiixtMta i'd Mayor W. H. Stamper with ic- Details uf the agreement, nego Wnthlngton, Abrahsm 1*1 IIiumS.mhI' lu i i Mn Llncnln, In* upvii from Momlny lliruugh ," ‘V'V I* i \ Ilk; I lit* I lilt I'll ‘>I;|(| Ini I ) r» iponse hy Sheriff Hex Sweat, liulcd in Pntxhurgli, wen* iml on the Mnyos of uurglcal fame, (ill Frills;' every week In tlie suuiiiu i up) mill' \IIn I < ' U"I* f :,l'* In r|>li f ( xt lat e ). nl dll' 4 IM I III ( «ilitii'i 111ill wiM) ,t u r n <IJi III Duval county. The Hev. A. G. Me­ nomieed bill a dhtrlrt union offilial liert ami Kulllvun, and other fav­ III i ill •l|kl' ,1III ‘ lln 11f11* ‘ ' illU hours will lie from U:()0 u in S i i . i r i l A u v i l m i ) U m l II \tdl s|n ,d I pltllll l|44'111 lania will pronounce tin* invoca­ said they embodied Wage Ktablli- orites. :n |m•ft«'i■ IkinyilNlikMl . iilil Im w il l I r u v r tn v noon In the mornlnj'n nml •hi 11ir* Mihj* i i ;d lln* dirttlin. 1tit11»;* Tn»* d;iv nndil tt dm I ‘11> Siifuluv ft»i N r w V n r k i *m mti(« tion. State Senator to F. Hoyle raliun liuard reconimendallons. I; *i •-, •v iiiil Iiu* it <Ui 1■ In addition many new hooks of 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. lo Mm nl »1 ll.ill al h ini o t liuk li.llnutni- lu ] ( mii k lu Mn t i i u Mil i.ni'li Svsmien will Introduce the auosts. * i jin w I mi V i h. i in j* 11 11it -1- ‘ ♦ the "huw lo do it1' type aru now terminus. These called for a "package" A t noon there will lie a lunch­ til II" Nn i I h MI utlu H r r . i l l n l futl.iv nil S r i ' l f k i r y ul (uj i I h r i iiviiilnhlc, sufd Mrs. Moughton, Tim playground xclmiluk' cullx trip lu Wa Inn kin ii’iMidini! dn eon for the visitors at the Kpi» wage Increase amounting hi 2ti wlio pointed out that there ix a for nil types of sports uml on t alHil I i h i;at111/ i hurt Sliili* A ' lu tun p r r s iiit M ik l) In in cents an hour by noxt january copal Parish House. Thu after­ Cnpl H a i l v It I u / / a i d id dm Infill h im uf tin* i Iim ’IM u ii ill.I i "fill 1M| .Mill t I* I" i, Ml in I hr In Ihe Washington talks, it was large xegment of Hanford's young Ttii'xduy nml Thurxdnv morning i ,irkM'fl\ dll' * DJ|S| l.n ild I kill VI noon eesslon, storting at 2 on Mir M r n l u l n uni In pi * < ' Mn hiMi l;«s|g*f| 2 fi iriinuh'h people who liku tu make thin^n. twimniing lessons will Im givim , reliably reported Ihe union shop— o'clock will inidud* an address hy I Ml*I*lltlS'll *•■* I’ ll • I I* I*** I'.iliVUNllkili ImK k r r n II tl Min In order to make the selections Robert W. Wall, agent in rhargu also recommended by the Wage I I (UtlliiMFil lift I'ni tr I litiilk at the F.U.I., Miami. Hoard— was Ihe subject of the most iKjy. covers of honks will he on I Mill'll I ,111111It' I' 4 o. display, State Senator F. Hoyle will biller dispule. Tills would rcuulre M r<*hHtrl<iiu*r*1 S.iuforii tu i.lm'ly .!m p.!u...... II,.! Jhlidrem •upwrvUlr.gr tin |in)j<>t., D.-u.l'ni .rD-.*. (in bo master of ceremonies nt u all StrelwnrkcrN to Jala Philip Wins liiiildiiij; Suit barbecue at 0:110 p.m! hi the Coun­ Murray’s CU) union after being hired. Later Mils month the reerva Fruut llm ilcfciixc nnj'.h* lie point try Club. A Jut <i lu ( 'iivint i - ,, • l,ro*fr*m ^or tven-agers (ll|| nl(, ,HS||y ,,f ki'.'jilng At the Wednesday morning in* M il)„r lit in-4* H. JUii'iiI ul Niut 1IT, tux lull'd lu t-ixu, trill get unilvrwuy at the Hem ||„, jj| jh ^ h* Hlvcr u|sui tu supply meeting, starting at 0:110 o'clock, FSU GUADl/ATHtN ml it Rsp. Voile A. Williams will tli? TAI.LAIIASSKK IA1 - The (VHI OHLANDO t A t " - William It. Inol* High Hcliool gyintiaslum f,tr.| „j| to (giwcr pliiuix, tnlii uf (lie Suiyiim Iti'iii'li Ikix I'Xti'iid.-d In United Llllltbur f.V ,<>141in 41 , f*u N;nll| Alr Htn lonldahlx uf Htmfnrd ii "imurty i' k h iu i IMcurid troduce the distinguished utii'dit. members of Florida fitale Uni- Uminc, veteran principal af Orlan- The opening announcement for llu., ..... (h ‘ hf r, u *-nl un* (II)j |j|(, value of Hie in wtdi'iimn" tu li 1» clty'x fiflli munm' dmiuigi'tuf tl.iidt' Speakers will 1m C, Farris Hry- yerslly's largest graduating class (In Senior High School, died iinux- this urogram will he made soon, •nt of Ocala; State Attorney Gen­ tn history will receive diplomas pcctedly of a heart attack today. Htrlincwr promised. ilirin River cnnnl in eaxe lln- inuuHi Munxlde iii'xl.i imxt wok in u m lint wax rulilumlrd m i i, uuii nl Wedntsdsy morning at «;00 „f ttlP ;jt. j lll(l1;. Miuntd he Iduckcd lulli*r In Mayor Wl-'iiriin Ml* nijn i liitln fm !uni*ii' nml'iuii it**d in eral Richard W.p Rrvlnj Couiity Saturday night at outdoor com Hoone, til, had served as princi­ llm iiiiift rliet Inn nf In " Inti) ,’ i Judge Douglas Stenstium; Ilep.* jmtnccmenf eterclics In Dunk K pal for 20 years and had been n.m, thu City s recreational „r rnllrnail xerviee cuitulled In uf Hartford. I'" '*‘i Tuesday morning a Hraside nl I *1ii nl i41 ion Kiii'ii*' designate Mack N. Cleveland Jr., t'atripliell Stadium. connected will) the school for 31 schedule will begin at Ihe Harper warlime. Academy and Grooms Academy County Prosecuting A t t o r n e y Dr. Walter D. Cocking, editor years, Among Hiii'iU who will Indy llm Fli'iitu imiturcnili* will prirmirl dirt wus ruHCimd Inin in ill* -if George A. Sneer Jr., Stnte Audi­ of school executive magazine, will lie was stricken at hla offico a* for Negro youths. Thelma Hhep l iiiial pruleei here is Ai Lee. chair- Ihrmigh Hunfurd with dll bathing Crrminii. .Mi GiinMlset*, Mu' ul. iuntrue tor Bryan Willie, and Assistant deliver tha commencarnent ad he closed out the records of the pard will supervlsu the Harper man of Hie Walerivays t'luiimittim hi-nidiuri in Nnw Siiiyrmi Hiui'li'x foriuul knvilnlioii to Hanford tn lur fur tliu Jobs, euniumiid Mint playground program with Thelma of llm Chamber of Commerce. high school, which Just completed ar*s«' ________________ Us last year uf existence. Two Knight directing the activities at Mr Fo m ril. in u recent lelter ntli'iid Mm gain four day event. J. il. Ik'hmicrer, Mn- mii-imil . un Hi'uside Fleslii will lm [minched troctur of tho woik, « *> >• pun. ■ O YAL PALM CLUB lu Sir ilrockenrlilgc i Infi ll thul senior higii schools will be op­ Grooms. MOMRM’fi G R ILL SOLD John II. WUllama haa returned era led here next term. He was to On Tuesdays end Thursdays tlm "some sort uf orgaiiualion is guiuii on Thursday, June 13, nml will .sihle for the payments Ihe funn­ Hamer's Grill, 3 * East n m from Orlando where bo attended have been principal of one of them. colored children will go to Imk« hi luivu to he formed with ii (llred hot through Hundiiy, June 15, er mill represented In Mini dinliler T was sold recently by Mr. a meeting of tho RoyI T * Surviving are hie widow and Welfare for all-day picnic sml imi Imuil fur funds xoliclled and .Swlinmiiig, hunting and fishing Assiiciatvx nml tlm liunhir ium plilIV hy li. W. Oeeni'i'i. _ Ira. Home- Lilli* to Mr. and of ihe American Fire and Casualty three daughters. No funeral plans swimming outings. iddaineil in order lo have uroper will highlight tho festivities. Trial was Hlurteil tins liioridug, Muyor Stumper urknowlcdged iny. at the Kola Plata Hotel, have been made. This evening a practice double- delegation* appear tmtore the eu PU oyal Palm Club la header will be featured at thu elncers, Ihe South uml Central New Smyrna lieach’a Invitation uml iesunii‘d this iiftirmaiii mi u is a selective I, operated th« QriU for (he pail Insurance organisation composed of WOODRUFF ON D U TY Lakefront softball diamond. Hunt Florida Flood Cnnlrol Hoard, the hy suylng, “ I have written to suit hy Join. Leona lily. itMuruov. the topmost nroducers of the IS Cepl. Frank to Woodruff, III, left Mercury will play the Navy In a Slide Hoiid Dvimrluient. Fresh Muyor Sweat thanking him fur against Lewis Tutu fur F.'.uud owners are moving to stales In which the "American" this morning for Ramey Field In contest slated to begin at 7:30 Water Fish and Maine Cunimlxsiun hin most gracious invitation uml damages, which tlm plaintiff nm make their permanent operates Mr. Wllltami a been Puerto Rico for a Iwo weeks lour p.m. Then at 8:00 p.m. the Sal­ nml rrproxentntlw’a of C’ongress, we lire looking forward tu seeing tended, were due Dim for serviced of duty with the Air Force Re vation Army will tangle with In bring lids mailer to a success­ thorn when they come to Ran- lendered. Judge 31. D. Smith pro sided. serv#. ful conclusion." Robson’e Sporting Geode club. wUnW, sm y -w k iVAV*" Libf'J 'ViuKi 'H J ei A w . . i* 'J .1 •14,a*4ito.iAMh sTr I - IfVc*. , - . .^1 F ltT ni Class ProsiiU'iil 'm • <iff... I’l.iu i Use Unit*, (in Km .ipees: !■ i i l n i i l sTff W B fl ( i n . tt<l id IlYt* |*1 it 1 »'||» i I in ti ktm* i >d ik • i < inail ' liter 1 . mil, a . n .nilnTi'tl % ■ K p ji " . ■1 i n In r m g g y eS * T ™“ ""m! m g.silKC’.Vr'.s ■ .JIMS} ■ I i i i l t ■ I llltli ' ' 'm e •■I i . d and III i . i ' uiiLet I I 11, i Iml tliey I I lii.t ,i "lllil t 1' ito m i • did nut .i i.n ' . I . instill i n* |i.lin e toll II III I1 • It I . n light , .in tdaek ........... .i itiie n let ii.. itnee broke u O' ■ '• i ul" ahoiit In I Tel. I oeel l . 'l >' .< I"I I' I I II ' ll ........................... . I ' in >i i I .' ii* . n i\,rl i .'l ie d Hie ■At They 'I. ■ *in vie I a . Ml led i >. *» t gui . i n tail ''.ii.* it.*' i ar ' ' ' lint i * ime I low'll ’ ■'I t'l, . |. li e I . !;••• 4 tfdt \ y '! (!<* ^1 {'!;iss J V •n - n i m ,.i ..r i , . ... 1 imi,. i rim - ......... u ,-k . Mm - .in City Playground Program Sturts Ai c. or c. miti Monday Morning Die* In Orlando ii,nil, ......... . ..Hi Capt. Kukrrk To UrjMul On C;timl Principal Boone . in md i. ill d lhe ii" >t tintn a mil Wediies ■' *•I Mtill On June •>, 10, II San l ord Invilcd To New Smyrna Ricsla \ I'lusia Hull of nnled lull Convention Here a„"'Ju"Kt!r"7iW“X£; ' i '> i * i h n n i g h Sheriff’s To Hold to a i l l men, I IVI.iy Corns. Before Next Week » on lu'llllg, ■ a Librarian Secures War Contractor Real Progress New Hooks For c„:i Is Reported In* 25!) Juvenile Reader* I SDaV*d FroDm Su,t Steel Dispute By Uemo Btifwigs Rack 1 hj ! i . i i m i i* *!"• I l' i it I )ti t y ............ .1,1*1 i , li u 'i, d iv. irk 1 i l ■ i,i,,-r , n i i I, i . ,dn !■ ■ i l l . i Duuhli* i > >i, *«ml i> l I II 11 , i > , I i.'uui t 11 t. . . i I I- r,» i ,,'l II I- I I I - "it, I I,Koi* - I I ," I I,ill -1 un' ll. lull i.i -I n l • i.i, I 11" ri*......... ).,\ j. ,1,1 ii-* Nnntm I , . 11 i i , , i I,, n Ktr, lilinff, ,,.!. M l. i H >>I*i, i ItltfgS, |i , A ,n il ■, II n* l-in.lu i ,. i ■,,,'* , I i ,i.ii iti.l .l„y,'e i. \ ,.i| , , i ............... . wore I. ....... I,.- M ill . , , I iiitt n I h - l m p ,,"! it i.i,' l'i** * I | , ,|. , i ini,. \l, Wluttli* ,i,,l, | ,,,,i it,, m.iriun,-, ha, hint •■V, ni'li*,i piitili. imrfunmiiices ,I,,,in........ . -ii Mm Hunt unt­ il I,,,11*..lot **" l*‘lnr I ',i,4 I iM ttv it* I'iitit* T a b l e in i /. ■■luck uni lliu tkuin Stalk" t lit i u fkit Uliuk 111)I-i \n.lnish" i 111 I " I 17 ! 12 I 'll it:2d 10:07 "T d k About A Stronger" ;t-P.ri dllli 8:55 Midnight Mltuiv tl :.'llt Hun. "Hktrta Alloy" 1:1111 :l Uf - r>t 1 I - 7:21 - W:2H .M OVIKIAND "Tall Target" 7:15, feature 8 25, taut Culll* idete show P t'l Hal. - ('ycluno Fury" uml "Wlien Yuu'ru Hiiiiliin:" Hun. • “African ijuven" I'll V lllli; LA R K " llt'llr. (lu Their Toes" 7: to - *1:15 - 10:30 �I * * -. At The Churches H O LY CROSH ( H r H r II (Episcopal) Tli* Itir. II. I.. Zimmerman, H. It., H «lo r Trinity Holiday 1:00 a.m. Holy Communion. M O a.m. Family Kervlce an I Church School. 11:00 a.m. Choral Eucharist ami Barnlon. No services during the weak SEVENTH WAY ADVEN TIST C IIU liLTl 0. K. Carter, Elder W. K. Ilurkner, Loral Chirr Mr a. Harry Watt, Hahhalh Sr hoot Huprrlntemtrnl Prayer mpetlng 7:110 I'. M . Wed­ nesday. Church service 11.00 A. M„ Hat urtfay Haninth Hchool 0,:in A. M. FIRST M BTIIO IH H T CHURCH J. K. M rKInlay, Minister 9:46 am. Kumlay Hclionl, A clns* for ovary aye. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. Harmon hy Chaplain John Daniel- pan. 7:00 ii.m. Inli’rmrilluti' ami Senior Youth Fellowship Her vice. CH R ISTIA N AND MISSIONARY A L L IA N C E Park Avenue amt Kourternlh HIreel Olenn E. Smith, I’aalor Hilda School (>:.|A a.m. Morning Worahln I1:0() a.m, Mtaaiunnry Siinrlay will ha ob­ served with aomc <iirm n-|ioi , tapr-rccorrloil from mtaalonnrlra. The pastor will apeak on tho luhjerti "(loil'a Work la Thm - ougn". All are rorrllnlly Invilnl to thin aarvlca. Nola: There will lm no Even­ ing Service. We ahall Join III line. caTaureale Service ill the High Bchool. CHURCH OF CIIKIH T Elm Avenue and Second Street i, C. Nirholaun, Mlniater "Whal thing aoever I command you, observe to do It. Thou ahull not add thereto nor dlmlnlah from it," Daut, 12:511. 10:00 a.m. Illhle Study. 11:00 a.in. Morning Worahln. Sermon topic: "Religion Division". 0:80 p.m. Evening Worship Broadcast over WTItR. Wednesday 8:00 p.m. Rlhle Study. Vlsftora always welrome. C d N U U E tlA TIO N A L CHURCH I'ark Avenue and Thlut hiree. J. Ilernsrd RimiI, Minister Morning Service 11:0(1 a.m. Sermon: "lieynml The Illm". CHRIST CHURCH. lamgTmd hour o n c e ‘se em e d "a real lo n g tim e." T h a t w a s w h e n y o u w ere very y o u n g . T o d a y w h en y o u " sp en d ” a n 'h o u r e ith e r p rofitab ly or w aete* fu lly you are p artin g w ith o n ly a tin y fraction of you r life . B ut, th en , y ou w ere In v estin g or sq u an d erin g a la rg e p ortion o f your m oat im p ortan t a s s e t. ............. O n thin o b v io u s tru th rest# th e v ita l Im portance o f c h ild h o o d r elig io u a tra in in g . F a ith and m oral ch aracter g r o w m oat rap id ly In th e fo rm a tiv e e a r ly yeare. A nd th e b elief* and habit* acquired In th o e e "big" hour* o f our c h ild h o o d are n o t cattily crow d ed out b y th e m u ltip lic ity o f w o r ld ly concern * w h ic h ov erflo w our Inter d a y s aqd y e a r s. . . . .... E v e r y hour y o u d e v o te to th e r e lig io u s train in g of y o u r c h ild , g o in g to C hurch w ith him . read in g B ib le s to r ie s to him , se n d in g him to V a c a tio n C hurch S ch o o l, h e lp in g h im to liv e and w ork by th e b est cod e, w ill str e n g th e n you r ow n ch aracter— ( Episcopal) Tha Rev. IL I - Zimmerman, II, !»., Vicar Trinity Sunday 4:00 p.m. Evening I'rayen and Mrmon. All ata welcome. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIRNTIST DM East Hrrund Street Sunday Bervlre 11:00 a m. Sunday School 0:50 a.m. Wadnaaday Service 5:1)0 p.m. >\ Reading Room Tuesday and Fri­ day 8:00 to 8:00 p.m. All are welcome ,to attend our aarvicta and to use the Reading Room. Tha auhjacl of the Lesson-Her1 non to ba read lu all Churrhes ol Christ, Scientist, next Sunday ia "God Ilia Only Cause And . Creator." Aa thin Lesson is daeelopad It amphaalxea tha perfee' t Mop «< Uod’a creation. Jt verse from Malarhl (5*101 furnishes the (|»ldeit Text: "Have >" .«• not all one father T hath not - on# OtMl created us7" Selections from tha lllbla lit, elttdei "Touching tho Almighty, ft.1we cannot find him out: he la in power, and In Judg* ad In nlenty of Justice: ■ P * WUI not afflict" (Job 87:881. Paaugas from "Science and k-Haalth^ wilh Key to the Serinj v lurap" by Mary Baker Eddy Inttim d ci "If »ln, itektijM, and ,- Saatb are as real aa Ufa. Truth, V .and Leva, than they muat all ba Sy from the aame aoureai tlocj must si: m thalr author... . ta It posilbln, mh£!5Sh tor chuhch *«th b dsmoefoev nn. , *,,,out C '?'• tour sound * << attend ssrvtrl! " ,cLh Thay 0* ■chlldmn'p saU m h,» •Y and notion ,4, Holt, which ° r °r tha i i w ^ r ,oc»'w5 JlSS K TMu Series is Being Published Each Week In the Sanford Herald with the Approyat of the Seminole County Ministerial Association Sponsored by the Following Business Establishments: ' i i'/.v. THE MAYFAIR INN CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. LEE BROTHERS PETITE PARIS LINGERIE, INC. aaaw on r tn o n u t ' v TOUCHTON DRUG,Cp, SBNKAB» GLASS * PAINT CC <; j SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. ' ' W? WILMON-MAIER FURNITURE CO, Ike. bomb \\ BANFORD AUTOMATIC a . 0 . a O D Q B B rP U M B IN H LAUNDRY '; OZIER-WELLER HOMES. INi W. W. HORNE TRUCKING CO. ' islj 2 HUNTS TUXEDO FEED 8 TOI FLORIDA STATE 1 ’ O tB f jd m C ~ > ■V.TC?:'1""'*£* ‘ ro a B M o a r f fim , m e. ,>» * , ? I v t • p $ * d a o u b s BRITT TRACTOR COMPANY '•* if4-§ . ^ ; SANFORD BOAT WORKS HOLLER MOTOR IALEE UNITED LUMBER CO, DtC, �* t ■ By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK (At— He didn't seem like the same man. . Millions of Americana must have “ It that way as they watched the startling contrast In Dwight D. Eisenhower's flrit two major television appearances as a political figure. There was high drama between the two events and thoie who viewed them holh will long re­ member them. One saw a retiring general nt his worst. The other law Ike nl his best. Everything ((inspired against Elsenhower In the delivery of his Vpening address, read from a prepared texl In tho rain to a drenched hometown Kansas throng It was a visual dud. a picnic that tailed to enme off, a letdown after lung months of plannlng. Elsenhower fought hard, but this man who hid led mlllloni waa now a one-man army on a sodden platfmm. The bad lighting made him look years older— ana tired. J h e wind whipped thinning helre Wcross his balding top. He spoke vigorously, squinting at his text through heavy 01 glasses. Rut there were no verbal bombs In his aprreh. The applause was scattering, sometimes Illtimed Elsenhower glanced about un­ certainly. He hunched deeper Into his raincoat . read grimly fester. The flags ai his back hung limply. A local character wandered back «n d forth behind him, pausing now ■nd then to say "H ’rsy" ana clap his hands What was wrong? Elsenhower's stubborn face had lost Its famous grin. It wore instead the weary dignity of an Infantryman on g long march Rut there was no dig­ nity in the situation around him. Rain had wrecked his opening bat­ tle. When he ended, an Eisenhower supporter, watching him via vledo In a Long Island home, turned off ■Is set and said sadly: "Oh, he's Inst It, ha’s Inst It. The wcnlhrr ruined him." Elsenhower himself may have gone to bed figuring he had hardly cut down the distance between him and the presidency. Rut any good soldier Is an all weather camincr nslgi The next day he made a ma r counter attack tn a well tight it local thealcr Elsenhower raced hundred* of newsmen and let them 9>itch questions at him by the doicns about his candidacy. He batted the answers hack like table lennls halls. Ike looked like Iko, he acted like the nld, self-confident Ike. He looked trim and fit In a gray suit that fitted him as wcU as hia S uniform. This was what he liked— thinking fast on his feet. Ha laughed gen­ ially. soon had the newsmen Join­ ing In. sometimes applauding his Uptick extemporaneous answers, He was completely it ease. He shrugged, tugged at one ear, rocked hack and forth on his feet, threw mil his hands In forceful emphatic gestures. "M y passion Is the public In­ terest." he said at one point. He was never at a loss for words. He used "sky-hooting" to describe rising costs, said Americans were Uving "on a high plateau of ten­ sion." ,z» At the closj, asked "How do you Hike this routine?" he grinned, then ssid earnestly: "When 1 put my hand In any plow, I know only one rule— to work ns hard as you possibly can . . . 1 don't want tn lie tn you and say I lovn all this. I da lay that I am In It now with heart and foul. . All In all, the Elsenhower debut irovlded the political world with wo lessons: ft) If a candidate wants ta look well on television, he'd better gat tn out of the rain. (3) Ike bounces back fast. { • At The Churches A L L S A IN TS CHURCH Enterprise Preacker t Dean Putman * w T H E HANFORD H E R A LD i Frt. June It. I952 I’sge 3 50 Changes Proposed By Presbyterians Ikej Misses, Thai Scores In Opeitin Political Skirmis Driving Teats To Be Given For Commercial Drivers Next Week All commercial vehicle drivers In this area may receive a driver test given by the State Depart­ ment of Educatlon'a mobile driver testing laboratory. James H. Allen, State eo-oralnator of Com­ mercial Driver Training, announ­ ced today that the teat especially designed for commercial drivers will be held In Sanford, on First Btree, beginning Monday at 10 a.m. June 0 and lasting through Saturday. A specially constructed 'safetytrailer-classroom', one of a few In the nation will be used during the testing period. Allen said the vehicle Is equipped with the latest testing devices to check driver reaction, visual ability and his tfltnesa to handle his vehicle under nil traffic conditions. Donated by the Florida Truck­ ing Association, the vehicle makes possible the mobile rourses in driver training which are rarrled on following the teating period. The cUts-room on wheels, com* plsts with training gear, Instruc­ tor, and highway patrolman oper­ ator, moves about the state giv­ ing on-the-spot class instructions to bus, cab and truck drivers. According to a brochure dis­ tributed by the State Department of Education tho rourses include Instruction In traffic engineering, driver Menacing, state and local traffic lewa, rules of avldrnee, records and reports, accident In­ vestigation, road training, oper­ ation and malntainanre, I.C.C. re­ gulations, fire prevention and fire Garment Industry Hopes For Change In Next Few Weeks By Sa S T d AWSON NEW YORK bR-Annthcr Indus­ try that has been having its trou bles— the Industry that clothes the American woman— will test over the neat week or so Its belief lhal the worst Is over. Buyers are arriving hrre for the fall uress openings. (Tarmrnl m.ik ers have been saying Ihey expert the ordering for fall to t>* notably heavier this time They hope they aren't just whlslling in the dark The garment makers figure Ihelr Industry may be In the same posi­ tion as the shoe Industry. Shoe makers showed Ihelr fall lines a few weeks back, picked op halsfuj of orders, and put Ihelr factories back Into full, or nearly full, pro­ duction again. Their long, private depression was over. if the dress buyers follow the example of Ihc shoe buyers, the garment dlsirirt will he humming In the romlng weeks Early ar­ rivals of buyers top the number of last year, and some to,000 are expected by next week Prices are lower this year, since the dress makers have been gel ting lower-priced fabrics The hopeful garment (linkers base their optimism on niuch the some things ns brought about the revival of shoe business- tamer ng. flghtlni to tempt consumers, high AM uriver-students will receive prices In the Keystons Visual Safety Tests ■ " X ' ’ lores' ,nvpnl" r,M (U«1r bn In*«l ton** * fl',*, » 1°' .eullv i Thp Industry has 2” VKm,n*llon,. i I l>um . ?cu yi keen knvlnjj a rocky time of It depth proceptlon, vertical nml for months Apparel wool cunsitmp lateral imbalance, and visual lion dropped 23 per cent and cot­ fusion. ton consumption fell .13 per cent Color perception, visual speed below year ago level* and accuracy, font and hand re "Hopeful report* come from the action time, side, distance, and textile trnde lhal business may be night vlson at well as glaro re­ on the mend," Ihe Northern Trust sistance and eteadineea teats will Co. nf Chlragn notes In its June he given. business comment. And It adds Pointing to the need for com­ these words nf encouragement for mercial driver training the Stele the mrrchnnl: Department of Education says, "Vigorous merchandising nml "the program means n reduction more liberal credit terms, togeth­ of risk, more years of productive er with n settlement of wage con­ work, better coordination of safety troversies. inny stimulate relall efforts, Increased prestige for his vales nt profitable prices for, afler occupation and greeter Job nulls- all. consumer desires are insatia­ faction for the driver. ble In the aggregate and are bol­ Tho employer benefits are stered. in the short rim nl Irnsl, listed as reduction nf operating by hints employment and In coat, increased efficiency reduc­ comes " tion In personnel turnover, ami The steady Increase In the popu tho development of belter public Intlim also adds new customers relations. all Ihc time However, the public receives tho greatest benefits from the program, Allen said. The course means belter trained drivers l(r,tar I \n, tT:V which In turn menna safer high­ -v x i'n iin s t a t i ; i tiiu r n s ways, he declared, H stiH u r Siitont. Klarlila Allen eaid, "all rommerciat Ttir fnllou Inn r*r-irt*U In driver* in this area are Invited the lirslrrr mi |,rlrr> th» Haiifatil Mini* to participate In the teat and In KsMit.tH Mark*! (or prailurs .old the training period lhal Is to to Tiio-krrs A lo.ilrru 0|, In 3 )-/ pm Jons I. follow." I.’slvrv. ilaldrti ton*- II3S IS I. 1‘MM-nl rrsi*H S v»- 3.IS Coro rrst** I.IS 1 to* ALCOHOLICS HOSPITAL u m m i n l , t , hike 13* Jan TALLAHASSEE oB-A proposed CrtaanUnt t-n baht J n». J I* hospital tor alcoholics at Avon H*|i|i*r* lot hskl ITS- S Bn Parirk has been turned down by Prw Itiubci tn lb. ,-rt 3 311- S.Ju the Ai isory Council oh Florida Tnmalnr* m t h tut Hoapiti Development, itraiiK*, tins ITS Dr. 1 slier C. Payne, Peneaeola, (Iniiiefrull.l>uot-aii bus J no S varlrlles nf pnulur* rrrrltnl *1 counci chairman, Thuriday recouncil Hanford Him* Karm*r« Murk*! laaied a resolution In which the Thr (rnm in.nn a tn. J-ina t in |o on a in •tun* 3 Total ,),«lp l« f.tfx f**t*P*r m-ok.i ttrnnaur »-liti Bond d*ln,ind A mprft exhaustive study Was r Corn im-tksl alronaar no lanry ommended before state or federal drmanil iniprnvIOR Mark*) -irmly nil itlnry, nicmii funds a n put Into such eh a project. bar*. Inmain*. and •ati’Unlx State Farmers Market » » » y t'z.T * Trinity Sunday Holy Communion 8t00 a.m. TAMPA (A -Tb e man who'll take Holy Communion with .hymns over u Florida citrua Mutoal'a And asrmon OiHO a.m, Sessions of ths children ■ class general manager Sept. 1 believes have hern discontinued until fall. U w 'blf co-operalive** chief goal . The now facility, rsliinated to cost more than a million Hollars, was nulhoriiad by the 1931 txigis laturn. Five ernta a gallon from the liquor tax was earmarked fur next'Stason should ho "sail, sell. the project and to dale $233,000 has been accumulated. T H E FIR S TJJA P TIS T CHURCH Speaking i t the Mutual’a district Dr. Frank C. Morgan, Pastor UtOO n.m. • 'F “ la t Day' Day". must iskraise consumption m IlOO p.m “ We Je n J<#»u» M i The i n i union Vi Vacation Bible eon- present markets, open new ones get Its production to Uh public fctucted annually by tM Methodlat ' . ' •■■j ■ , gpd Baptist cnUrtbsa of Oviedo, members re-elected 'w ill begin Monday, Juno ft nt fttOO i Simmons, Braden4m* dUanea wlfl be held dally [niton, Tampa, and n o n 9:90 until 11:30 a.m., in the paptlst Church. Oommanearaant ' exercises will be held on Sunday, June S3 at fttOO p.m. In tho Baptist Church. This school will bo held tor two week* and refreshments LBV BSFUS-SSIS CHARLESTON. W, Va. bB-The 92nd General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, 1). S , be gan discussion today on more than SO proposed changes In church order and administrations. It was the first full day business session of the assembly, attended by tag commissioners representing some 723,000 church members in IS Southern states and the District of Com in bln. The commissioners from A3 pres hyterlcs, or church districts, elected as moderator Thursday night Dr. W. A, Alexander, minisI ter of the First Presbyterian Church at Shreveport. I.n. He was named on the second ballot over the Rev. J J. Murray, l^-xlngton, Va. Dr Alexander has served as moderator of two synods— Ala­ bama In l(Ml and Louisiana In HMD, tie v ss replaced ns chair­ man of the Standing Committee on World Missions for the 1932 assembly by Dr. James I. Mc­ Cord. dean of Ihe Austin, Tex., Theological Seminary. At Thursday night’s opening ses­ sion. Dr. Wallace M. Alston, presi­ dent of Agnes Scott College In Decatur. Oa., urged free Unto for religious study In public school*— a subject long Ihe center of public controversy. Dr. Alston told the assembly: "Through cn operative agree­ ments with the state, means must he devised to provide weekday religious training for hoys and girls In our public schools; In private Institutions at the secon­ dary level where Christian teach Ing Is Integral to the curriculum; on slate university campuses where programs mutt be aggres­ sive amt effective; In Christian rollegcs In maintain a high aca­ demic standard." | S HOLLYWOOD Rv BOR THOMAS ' I 1 HOLLYWOOD i-P - En garde. We arc now going to have n few parrirs and thrusts wllli .lean Her emans, who tenches the movie stars how to slice up villains with sword nml snhre .lean I* a handsome Belgian with a Charles Royer like nrient and a touch of gray In tils black hair. He is a dashing fellow with Ihe .word and daring with wonts, too. Inasmuch ns lie Is willing to name Ihe best swordsmen among the film famnUH Ills selections Stewarl ( ’.ranger, Errol Flynn. Cornel Wilde, Hasll Hath bone. Robert Taylor. Mel b er­ ror (.ml Tony Curtis Among the snU, he named .lean Slimnnn* and Tunc Allyxon as naturals with fenring technique Jean has trained many of these stars and routined them In the fancy dueling scenes that appear nrt. i„ t . noss r illK O l’K A C rO H H o r n s it in 1 2 — 2 ( » r» 30a Wl.utlir Hank llnllHln» (‘hone 7fiS I N S I H A N T H A T \ M A V IN f i IT lit 3 o i l It IIO .H K - A t T O M O I I I I .K H llS IN K K S BOyO^UlflLLflCf w m igsi "Ymn Mntuiil In uranre Ftieml" I I J \ |\»rk \*r. Pbnn* 101 WIARINO WHIM CAM AHO GOWKS, lb* Dlnnnv qiilnluplei* pone a lib their parents, Mr sod Mu I'llva Dionne, In Ibrlr lioin* In t'sllandrt. Onl The IS-yrsr old (Iris Marl*, Cecil*, Amirllc, Emilia, mid Yvonne -had |nsl gradusled finoi Villa Nidi* Dam*. * pm at* movent srhool Wbrii Ihrv rraeli 21, lb* llrtl will com* Into » fid tune -- ( inntr Ilian on* million ,1<-tI >t* I low* err. under thr man l.ige icl nf Ontario, Ihry ran now many without parental rimxent i( vpijrlchl, 1932, King Friturri Sumflinte, tnr ) In swashbuckling movies He ml milled that movie duels .ire I.n from genuine (cueing Inrlbi-ds "In Ihe first place, on niTu.il duel would be t(Hi List (or tinramein," he explained "You wouldn't be aide to see the blades In action. We slow down the move mrnls mid sometimes even speed up Ihe camera so Dial Hie action will lie recorded "Also, for dramatic purposes, we have the duetists make muse Inputs that wouldn't In- seen 111 a fencing malrli We have In cover a Ini ol ground and make the duel Interesting anil entertaining, II I, laid out tike a dance number " .lean nri'omplishcs wonders, eon silk-ring vvhal be h up against In n couple of rmmllis. he lots In ni ik" expert fencers mil u( nelur,. tnosl of vvliotn have no pievinuesperlence The n mil period ol liMiniog Is two or three vear* "II . ii.ii* .ir* very good pupil. " hi' added "Tin v have a irernrndous tii'k I'hev mil onlv III!' r III look like experts and re member all Ihe fencing move mints They also have in remem bet 11n-1r lines and -l-iy In Ihi propel positions w bile Ibev move -iriiiind Hie -.el ’ I lie fencing ma-lri ha- li.nl only two mi-bap- dining hi- live years In Ihe -llldlo- lloth Involved Slew dll C, longer I'he iv lor in eked Jean ilnruig a pi ,nTn e session 1'ben recentlv llie pall was en acting a duel (oi "I'n -o ner ol /eniln " "We bad a iTo'-rup where I *mnnl (lie polni at hi-- i.o e and be loiunl hi- head qub klv," Jean reiailed "We did ihe -lnd several time- and I was gelling nervous \n ai tor's laee. a sharp pond il is mi fun Rut (iraoget wanted toe in aim right at turn and make li realisin' "During one lake he didn'l duck last i niiilgb and Hie h! ole nicked Ills cheek It was IniT v lhal I was .ill experienced (finer, lie c.lM-’* I eolilil poll Ir ii k the blade a- -ooo .i« I vivv I m i- billing turn I thought I was in real Iron bb* l-oi i . i . mi'ir h i . ii-rv one ■Ini>11 it Easy Summer Mrnls . . . Ensy uuitergrouml d ihe beginning ol Hie liermau niva-ioii I ben be rr Mimed In- fencing ,i Imol. ullbmigb lie was ollen b.olgered by Ibe Nazis After llie war. be leeeived four offers ol employ merit within a week They eaiiii- hum Sweden, llnllar-d. England and Ibe D S .lean chose the t' S He lieeaine (eniTng In-lruiTor aI DSC and llie 141 - Aogeles Allileto- I’ltlli. Ills abililies i .ime to ihe nltenllou ol thr studios, and be tins -Iaged fencing scene- (or -nidi films ns " flic Three Mu-ketpers" and "Senramoiiche " ftn th e lltttlg c l! Vex 111 111! . . . I IlC'C In 'f S t m im c i J a v s I ykes v.iMHCil in c it pnniiiv is arc i lie inxvvcr to t .sxic .ippc.iliMg, c.txy to i-ct tnc.ilx! ( o m u l lii'cl ii.i-li . . . I'ccf s t e w . lit i i m w i c k Mcw . . . v lull . . . V ie n n a m i i v i i j c s . . . p m ted inc it . . . tops in jpioilnexs in d c v o i m m y l ( VSIIII II IIEt.t) I T 1' Two robbers held up a life- insurance company ea-h ter Thursday a- he was on his way lo llie bank and lied with i7.,YW hi i-a-ti anil $1,911.1 III I tiei kWdllani \ III.o k i ashler ol Ihe 1111If Life In m nice i 'o , -alii Ibe A mi-mlnr of Ibr luiti iilvmpli men m eosii il It11*1 les- than a *, line- tram 11urn llelgiuui lean blink from lit office grabbed a bag I'oolaitnng Hie money and flei i .i - Hie vo.ingest fern lug master ill I i.iopi lie look |i il III llie in an aiilomolnle MIAMI L V K E S nu ns ., Inc. 1 \ ^ •— III -k Ia'RaI NotlccH m i i t i ' h in* i v n x n o v in a iio p r niTMii/r »-OII STHCAI, Si: All IKM.nai TO WHOM i r MAV OONCI IlN I VII Tn Aid. mVNHIU*. I'KIIH'IN.I .ill I N TITII S HIHIJCCT TO CRNT ,st -SNI* mil*ri(KHN KMIIIM'A K f.n o H CONTIKIt. IHHTIIMT 1^ * TO 'I! ih Ml ltCIIY flIVKH, ", , .,,1, 1,11 , ,, nil .Hid liy aolhuro * ,,f id, i,.i. i mid 3SIIM, !•»«" ,f | I,.i id-,. I(•»••. (hat (bn '('•*<"' I„a )*..(.*.( --r Conival and Hoillboi' I*’!,, fill 1-1 rlMVSVl I ’ll Hi Fill |)|«lt |i A. .,,,111 , ..I |,|.|.1! lull rll.lllia ....1 ,|.ri -till* mill- r slid *>» vlriiu -,!,* 1.1*1 -.1 llu« KlMl» of I lorm* ml*,id < I" adi-i>( Hi* lullowlna (*» lallv* lmd*»(. -•! a« Hl* aan[« Oil ammdt-l f-H »S)d •,***V,1! ! . ih* It*"*' »*** I'ftloldna ,|lt*nd-*l Ovlel-' l,l. m a anil Hiding H* ipiin is:-d l-:,llmitl*1 atimuul t<> lit rat-,-1 bV Id* (till la t*» II iss.linn.no t,*,N Ta« ABH<«»iir»‘ K in aa.aoo oo i:>lliiiai*d 11*1 mmiunt In I-, ralsf-l by It .III.too «!' 1 Ill-Ill. I lu ir, ilrn*ral llfvsima t.ni.ouoiii' Kunita KnlliiiaUd iiiinbllKdt*|| nr 0*1 balalie* V, lib’ll Will b« III! band at lb* l*aliliitntr of *b* abova r*(*ir*it In fiscal I, I It, I'll* nn >*ar Tolsl Kuii-1* il.llt.onn D" A-allalU* |3,SII.1I*> 0" Ktir (onatrio-lliiti Knt aoijtiHlllen of land mol nibtr purIS7.au (in rniM Kor o|i»r*ll<in slot •lot tii* inaln(*n«m* If I,SIS lo> Id-.1i h t'a work* Kor Hi* runSurt of lbs affair* <>( U<* llT.sns lu< tdslil-T «*u»r«Hy yt.su iu. Kor rcssivs Total Kallmaiart • I.SIS.SO O 'Ml l’]x|i«nilliiir«s Katluialril » m m in i whii I, will mipMr ni Ilia li*alunlnx of Ilia abova rafarrut lii risual yssr as oMlamail upon rnnimllmani* mada hut tnromr*l*t« t MO,OB* on Thai on lha Itlb day of Jill**, A. t* I'j M. nl ulna ociur a.in i” lha |irlnrl|ial offlea Oaolril and Mmilkurn Klnrlda Kluod L'nn I rot t>l*til<T, wlib-.h la Hoorn *1J, ' 'limes ii II itltd l)i K. Waal I'alni llaarit Klorlila, honrllix will III* afford*'! to all iiwnors. iiaMtina. or anlllliwliu nr* nr may In auklart lo *alu Djatrlrd !«)•*, Ih#lr afturnay* nr i»*nts, lo *|ip*ar b*fnra said tlnaru •nd show lhair objactluna In aaH lliidaal. Ttda Nolle# shall tia uuhllsliad lha aavantean eountlaa of Ih* ■>lal Htalrlot In aieordann# In* laws Thla ih * tetb day of i Somebody’s Going lo lie Surprise! W ell, it’s Juiictiiisc—unil flic tup it down—nml lur heart in tilled with memories . . . nml where do you think he's ru in r ? He's going halfway up the hill, to a spot where a lane atiays into the wililwood and lie ran glimpse ihc top of a (icldxtoue chimney ulmvc the trees. T h a t’s his lane—and he’s going homt! If has liccn n well goardcil secret. Jiixl two twoplc have known nUmt it all these montlts—lumsell and his Cmlillac dealer. 'I’o make dmihly sure, he has limit'll at everything under the mm ns a fitting tribute to this wedding anniversary — exifft a Cadillac I Well, it won’t Iw long now. He’s getting closer and closer. And now the stones in the driveway crunch tinder the wheels . . . he gives the familiar three "toots" on the horn . - . and then she sees him, with Ins cap in his hand, bowing and pointing tn the drivcr’a seat. Surprised? N rvrr so much in all her lilc. And never more thrilled—fur it’s the "t ar ot m ix" bn llie "day of days"! z\ml is h( happy! Muyhc it has taken him ten years or liticen or even twenty . . . to make his dream come line. Hut during all tins time he never wavered in wh ir lie wanted. He wauled In make nut anniversary mean something x|*ecial ulmvc all llie rest . . . by tin gilt of a Cadillac, Perhaps, ax you read this, you arc looking bo waul to some very special anniversary of your own. If you are—and ymi’rc planning on giving the gift of gifts—then you’d better come in ami sec nx .non. We’ve kept many ami many a secret, for many and many a man—»o you may trust us not to tell! We'd be delighted to sec you . . . at any tunc you find convenient. T U B G O L D E N A N N IV E H S .tH Y H O LLER M O TO R SA LES Cornu Soeond tnd Palmetto l i 0l * "I Phono 1231 ** * , ___. ._____ !__ f " I >jafri’s }f4 <•■ , » . . . . s , 'j "eU’ij .ii+ __ ' VJikJrintaJ ■M M u k I �mT-r :rrs Candidate Rayburn The Sanford Herald i. ncart tcsillif ^ 1' l f l n n l l t t t A iiii .1n. s i M iu i n «■ / i n i i i j ' t i o k n a t ic b nr c .iH ir ......... ..........»— „__ o H i m II I ................. ........... i.ee T k ifr Month* ____......____ •I* Monlh. . . _ _____ _________ ri*» lia r _______ __ _____ ■II nhllnnrr u lln a , ra il. .1 •hash*, re.ulutInn* aa* satire# at *nl*M*lnm*nt fur fk. »*r»u*. nf rnlBlntf luuil*, will b. tk a rii. far at regular nd r.rtl.laji rata*. Il.prrarnlrd Vaflnaallr Rf la* land kimaaair R.errarataM taa far.. »•« (m l, Cklrat*, Dairalt, Maaaaa t ill and II, Last#. Tba llrrnld I. a a ta k ir ef II A..nr Ialtd I’rra. la aafltl . . . £ aklrk ------------------------HUM •irlualxlr tu Ik* a*, far ragekltrallan nf all Ik. Inral a.wa f r i lM la Ikl. m . i m h i , aa wall aa all ■ I* k in . dlapalrk.a. (Ik . FRIDAV, JUNK 3, IMS TODAY’S IHBl.E VKRMB <)urli report# do not originate ■piHilmirniiklr, Home an. atari. Ili.rn, It la difficult lo correct aurh a report. Ilrwarr of starting or paa.lnir on iiniiror.n calumnies. Thou klmlt not rail, a fall* re* port— Ex. Sail, At if In prove hr jml don n't c«rr what hr tfon. Pm idrnl Tru­ man it going to tpend the weekend with j. Howard McGrath, ouiled Itiornev general, at the lalter'i Rhode Island home. Oh, well, bird, of a leather Hock together. The Miami City Commit.ion ha. voted lo hire n brigadier general (nr it. city manager at a .alary o( $2*1,000 a yrar. Coruidering the dilliculiiri in which hr will find himtell involved if he accept, thy job. he it prnhahly being under­ paid. Horn Senator Ruuell come, d letter to Hill Kirk thanking him and other, (or the work done in Seminole County toward rolling up the tremrmlmit victory he gained on May 27. " I am receiving supjit out of many delegation, from ..tern and Wr.lern Mate.", he add.. "This momentum i. in* creating every day and I am con­ fident that we .hall win a victory al tfie Democratic National Con vtnlion in july and triumph over the Republican, in November". E Fiiend. and tupjiorler. of Gen­ eral Kitenliower who expected him lo go along with Prerident Truman on Civil Right, will be disappointed with the former’, view, on thi. .ubject, and now that hi. freedom of tptrch ha. hem re.tored by hi. retirement fium the Army we can taped him to lore more and more .upporten at he tptak. more and more freely on variou. controvertial in u r.. However, in the South hi. itock went up considerably when he .aid that whan it com*, to Civil Right, he believe, in State. Right.. Should President Trum an Invoke the T nft-llnrtley Act to halt the steel strike it would at best g ran t a tem porary respite In the dispute. Workers would rem ain on their jobs and negotiations would continue for about 60 days. If no agreem ent were reached it general vote among the steel workers would bo taken to determ ine w hether the strik e should be called again. As an alternative several members of Congress have suggested legislation which would grant the President emergency powers to seize vital industries faced with strikes. This emergency power would be subject to the veto of Congress. Sentim ent in Congress on the steel seizure ran, so high th a t it is not likely th a t he would bo given au th o rity to •’O'*®!*® mills. Such legislation m ight find a long and rough path through both houses of Congress and a t best Would ^become law too late to aid the present situation. Invoking the T nft-llnrtley Act or using governm ent power to stop the steel strike or any other strike is slightly repugnant to the m ajority of Americans. Most people would ra th e r see strikes settled by m anagem ent and labor around n bargaining tnblo, But unless both sides dem onstrate real I k e 'H IM u i i h willingness to co-operate in such negotiations some In te r­ ference from the governm ent may become necssary . (I i*iilInur»l Pfuni I'aaf Obi*| If m anagm ent or labor both deliberately look to the relations) we arc mil lining too governm ent to solve th eir problems, or seek the artificial well method of legislation for settlem ent, they will be letting Decrying "centralised _govern some of the most Im portant freedoms slip from th eir hands. merit," Eisenhower called fur a Sparc The community .torthogaa Upon ch all of ui ara U cem lni dalent for our own iu.tan.nca for tha operation of our V3enterpri.e.," Tb« death of John Dewey at tha » from lha America! lha maa called lha fifather al live education, Rat more taa a writer andI a philosopher work won a*aft*1el Aid(MUXs »n, Hia vigoroi ium i and " .............. Rod — Whipping, abolished as a punishm ent In G reat Britain, will be restored If prison officials have their way. They suy th a t the jails are crowded, and would like to substitute flogging for a fu rth e r stay in prison. To many th is will seem a step backward. Whipping, once common In schools, families and the arm ed forces, bus steadily receded In use, the objections being th a t it was brutalising and not tho most effective form of punishm ent, Though there the may still bo many old-fashioned parents, most reserve spanking for great emorgenelos, and em phatically do not bellovo old adage, ‘‘.Spare tho rod ami spoil the child.” i v o the ................... Delaware's use of tho whipping-post for the astonishing number of 24 crimes has not been copied by other states, though in Maryland tho lash is authorized and sometimes used for wlfebenters, It will be strange If the British reverse tho definite trend toward the gradual elimination of corporal punish­ m ent. Army Is Concerned Over Steel Loss In Tank Program am m in lha direction of production lot [OPE ITS Workers And Freedom 'M , over, In recant testimony ba- congressional committee Lawton Collins, Army chief remarked that If Conigrtia jh with a plannaia cut itary budget far the next pair starting July 1 tha ___ ly would have to "ellmlnato over 1,000 medium tanka" from Itl program- Ha said that would moot nwt could build only soo our Army during tha iW s'1**limit# beyond _J, Collins asserted this ts S f*s a, T Including “ •*" t. la Korea, and be almost an oo la requirement* , a (or United Btgtea. .■ % r p Inry budget DHcnst- Department chiefs from Secretary Lovett on down have gone tu Capitol Bill in an effort in persuade the Senate to restore at least some of the money cut out by the House. Poke Is Taken At Warren Appointee By Citrus Group TA M I'A ijv-Leaders uf the FlurIda Citrus Exchange, saying the stale's cltrui; Industry Is getting mixed up In pollllci, Thursday took n verbal poke at Guv, Warreii'a appointment uf C. V. Griffin nrldu Cltrui Commission. lo (lie Floi J. It. Prevail, president of Ex­ change, said Griffin la "dictating Gov Warren's dims policies. A. V. Elaiirinan, who la general manager nf Florida Citrus Mutual, commented that "tho Cooperative movement Is gelling hemmed In politically." All this came out at Thursday's annual meeting of the Exchange. C. C. Commander, retired gen­ eral manager of the Exchange, complained that the Citrui Com­ mission's membership la "nut even friendly toward co-operatives." Commander, who speaks bis views on citrus with e sharp tongue, said the current stale ad­ ministration la giving no considera­ tion to the Exchange, but he quick­ ly added "a good governor la coming." Griffin wai named to tha com­ mission Saturday to auccaed Nash Lagatta, Tavares. Legelte has said Griffin ad milted seeking hla (Le»'a) place on the commission. Legetta said ha had (ought reappointment. Got. Warren and Griffin split last year when tha Howay-ln thaHUis citrus man announcad he was a special tnvostlgator for tha govarnor's offlca. Warren denied ibis and a Uttar feud developed. Unwevar, In recent months the bitterness between Ute two faded n Elsenhower delegates. Observing that both sides con­ tended they had elected delega­ tions according lo law, Taft said he believes the contest would bo settled by the National Convention on u basla of "fairness and Jus­ tice." searching overhaul of federal op , Elsenhower adherents in Texas rralions held their own rump convention. "You can't Just go along and Asked If he Is willing lo comll told reporters: repoi produce efficiency In something promise, Ta Taft "I Iliul didn't need to be dune at hope we can compromise the con­ test where there Is any serious all " In- declared Tall, in a t-’lnclnnult radio broad differences on legal grounds. I cast i.MUS) lliorsdny night, said would like to avoid contests before he believes Ids chances have im­ the Credentials Committee tf dif­ proved since Elsenhower's debut ferences can be settled on a fair speerh Wednesday, The senator did basis." He would not lay, however, not elaborate. Eisenhower backers, like Hen. whether he regards an equal di­ Frank t'arlsou uf Kansas, ware vision of the disputed delegates Juhll.iid over tho Abilene appear us a fair compromise. Taft Indicated hli forces Intend uncos Carlson said they caused "national sentiment to shift toward lo stand on Hie National Con­ Ike — some delegate* who cams vention rule that contests can ai­ In-11> uh Taft men are now fur led the alutua uolv of dclogatcs chosen at large and not delegates Elsenhower." Hut a Tuft rooter, Sen. Hugh chosen In districts. This would nar­ Holler of Nvlirusku differed: "In ­ row considerably the number In­ stead of calling him General Eis­ volved. Taft sympathizers appar­ enhower we should call hiru gen- ently control the machinery of the nalionsl Convention. erallird Elsenhower " Elsenhower's view that fair em­ ployment practices was a stale, nut a federul, mutter brought up provul from two Southern Demo­ i <i» i I„ h 4 rrum •*•■« OH*I crats In Congress, Heps. Frank Smith uml William Calmer, both had been hit In lha shoulder. Tho uther two were slow and of Mississippi llut tho National Association for Stack fired two more abota. That the Advuureincnt of Colored Peo­ brought them nut, also, with their ple wired Elsenhower: "The hands up. They were Identified as (allure uf 37 of the slates to take Jimmie T . Wyatt, SB; and Caslmer any affirmative action to assure Zbzedny, 30. Still at large were William Pa­ equality uf Job opportunity points to the urgency o( the need fur vla, 2g; and Danny Nation, 39. DeLand authorities took the federal action — we urge you to tjiree buck to DeLand shortly after reconsider . ' . ." e capture. Fair employment practices — Moody, 31, a native of Palatka, FEPl' |n outlaw Job discrimina­ tion against Negroes or other mi­ has been on the force about 10 norities — split the Democrats 111 years. Stack, 40, came here from I84g. Adoption of an FEPC plat­ New York City and baa been on form plank cust President Truman the force about four yean. All of tha five convicts were 30 .Southern electoral voles. Elsenhower flies loday to New serving lime for Isrcany or at­ York where ho has a news con­ tempted robbery, end two of them ference on lap Haturday After a — Kbaedny and Nation — are want­ week's stay lie plans to go tu Den­ ed In New York aa parole violators Florida lerma. ver until Hip July 7 GOP ennvon- al the end of their________ Padgett was sentenced In 1931 lion picks its presidential nominee. In South Dakota, meanwhile, an lo aerve three yaara for breaking official canvass Saturday will de­ and enuring in Duval County. Dnvls. a second termer, la servride whether Elsenhower or Taft areiking and en­ won Hie stale's Itepuhltcan pres I Ing 11 years for breaking tering, grand larceny and assault dentil) primary Tuesday and Ha .. -— |Jj In “Dade ‘ County in In ll 1941. He pre­ 14 convention votes, Thu unuHlcl count, with six precincts missing: viously served i ^oije-year term for automobile Dade Talt 04,749, Elsenhower 04,110. The District of Columbia's six County. Wyatt was w n la n ca d ^lB U to GOP delegates, chosen Thursday night, aru unlnitrucM but be­ 10 yaara for unarmed robbery tn Duval County. lieved favorable to Taft, Convicts Taken Kefauver and Taft top tho Aa M Press M lan soclsled tabulatlon of dalegate gala istranifUi. This tally,. based on known and conceded iUgnmanta, known gives: ItepubUcan — Taft 430, Elsen­ hower 387, California Gov. Karl Warren To. Nomination requires 004. Democrat — Kefauver 344, Sen. Ichard Russell of Georgia M vi, lutual Security Administrator W. Averali Harrlman S3 tt. Nomina­ tion needs 618. I n d ia n a f o l i S w*-s#n. Robert A, Taft l H.-Ohio) said today N, U willing to compromise "on * fair basis51 contested delegations to the Republican National Conveotlmv Taft, here to meet with date___ _to be chosen for Indiana gates meeting! Nation was sentenced tn i860 to serve five yaara far attamplad armed robbery In Dtda County, Zbtadny la serving ao yaara fat ar mad robbery, broaMaf and en­ tering and grand larceny In HOia■ M ____nty In ____ borough Countyjn 1948. . Company I of tbs National auard. under command of Capl. David M Qatchai, (aft Ban/ord lata yas- Urday i , front restaurant. Tbe Gasparilta Pirate Krewe sold the vessel when she became iinseaworthy. Construction of e new Jose Caspar Is being planned for the annual carnival and In vaslon nest February. Potato Deal IC H IlH ,4 r r u m |- a « * O h ) Eastern store chain said: "A lot of speculators are going to get caugnt with high-priced spuds, and when the dumping be­ gins, these abnormal prlcea will soon become history. Three more week* should see plenty of pota­ toes In most stores." SEOUL, Korea Wl - U. S. Sabre Price Director Ellis Arnall an­ nounced the revocation uf the gov­ illota shot down aeven Russianernment's a-month-nld price ceiling uill MKMSa and damaged two un potatoes. He (old a news con­ today aa tbe Red Jeta swooped on ference It would be "Interesting Allied fighter • bombers blasting to watch" what happens to potato prices, but refustd to make any predictions. Other officials aald potatoes have been almost Impossible to buy In retail stores In many areai. They guessed there would be a sharp price Increase, probably dropping olf Into Ihia month and In July, when thu 1033 crop hits tho market. Arnall *ald the Of rice uf Price Stabilization (OPS) decided la re­ move the celling over potato prices because the Senate had voted to do so, effective July I. Although the Senate vote weulild not become law unless concurred In by the oust- ami approved by Hie Presl(V Iteut. Arnall said it would be Im­ possible tu administer potato ceil­ ings while Congress threshed it aui. UPS put the celling on potato prices Jan. 3, after a rise dating from September that almost dou­ bled the price. Some growara laid the price celling forced potatoes Into the black market, creating a shortage and leading to higher prices. Price officials said thare would have been a shortage anyway, due to a 1931 crop about 38 per cent under that of previous yaara. Th* 1931 crop was tba firml produced after the government removed price props from potatoes. break .Into tha back door of a house, but being unsuccessful In tha attempt, raced away In a wvaiti Ing automobile. This was al about 1:00 a. m, Al that lime a broadcast over Uw Highway Patrol radio network stat­ ed that a black Ford sedan had been stolen between il:0Q p. as. and 1:00 a. m. The attempt to break Into the bouse waa beUeved to have been motivated by the de­ sire on the part of tbe convicts to change their convict clothing civilian garmenli. An Immediate state-wide alert waa broadcast for th* atolaa car, aald Cajd. Gatcbal. At 1:18 a. m., stolen t i r u d . t t m of th i a■ndM w w iS shot at thtra whan way not ltop, wounding ana. Thro# eonvleta w an cat ■nd (bay reported that th other aaeipad eonvleta w en of Ahthorn In a iwo model c l i M k m ' fikaw tlf I IN North Korean rail linaa near Man­ churia, tbe Air Force announced. The MIG kills were Hi* first reported ilnce Saturday. Five war* shot down and Iwo damaged In a battle Just before between a acreantng force of 36 Sabre Jets and 16 Rea fighters. Pilots reported one MIG knocked down In a separata fl|til about the aame time between Sabrea and mera 13 MIGa A check of gun film later showed. a second MIG wai destroyed In the battle. The U. a. Fifth Air Force said Ita planes to date have destroyed 318 MIGi, probably daitroycd 38 and damaged 507 In tbe Korean War. Allied loiaea In today's fighting, if any, will be announced in a weekly aummarv. \ (Im i m standing of which were the Spring Concert and Christum* Concert, In addition there wa* n Variety Show, Gperettn and District Music Festival, which wa* held at Day­ tona Beach. Representative member* of the Glee Cluh also participated in the State Music Clink- and Music Fes­ tival at Tampa. Members of the Glee Club have also appeared nt numerous per­ formances, such n* Pioneer Nlghi# at Lake Mary, nt churches, civic clubs and assemblies. The Triple Trio will sing lit the baccalaureate and commi-ncement programs at the high achool, and at the State Convention of Chiropodist! at Or­ lando. "Thia ha* been ■ year nf out­ standing performances by the Glee Club," said Miss Whittle, "and It took a lot of effort hy the memh»-«. Uhe predicted that next yeai will bo another banner year fmf* the organisation, ns tho Freshman Olte Club has shown plenty uf tal­ ent and material." DR. C. L. PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAM INED (IBASSES FITTED 113 South Palmetto Avenue WITH U. b. 43TII DIVISION, Korea on-An Army private who fall on an exploding Chinese gren Hun sde to aava three buddies from daatb or Injury suffered only mi­ nor bruises, thanks to ona of tba Army’* new nylon vasti. PFC. Emil# Plnard aald tbe axlifted him off tha ground and knocked •eked him unconselous. A 3-Inch place of ata*l ripped Into tba vast and crumpled both of Ms dog lags. But tag ytkt waaa't punc­ tured and PlnaNi was not hurt. S ’ Si Un WIHUm l*lna?d. Fiairhavan, Man., hen the grenade I four soldiers. and I fouad m t next fo the grenade,’ 1. " I couldn't move away because aomsy from It baci waa ulnaW neat lo Bo 1 II If would hi bavt got m* anyway." SUn.1, O T w 'S IS S f v i.r .u trktlon Is new rs*dy to laded or cripflad veterans orld War II and Korea buy nobllai. It will araat each maa U.800. ' jo te K a a 1950 Buick Sedanet MI710Q 1949 Dodge Sedan 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan a. signed a supplemental ali­ sn available. It prov dollars lor th# aa this Ll twd *ve to­ la ft . ' 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan *11100 that th# area. w it m ss . flrn s|up»pJr.,*»:J v» tj» . [• i 1 , ,, V . w ■ Glee Club 4('i>a«l**»a rtmm Jtty, to rallava tha ttrof bompany 11 of Dp - ST 1*X observed tba ‘bait spirit' of tha covenant. "1* It la your aalf-procUlmad 'beat spirit’ that you hava in­ corporated thouaandi of captured personnel Into your armed forcesT" " t l It lo accordance with thia same 'bait spirit' that you have callously denied access to your f’OW camps by an International benevolent societyT “ And how can you possibly dis tort tho 'beat spirit' of any cove nant Into your vicloua refusal to effect a mutual eachange of serl uusly sick and Injured prisoners of war? "When you have answered these questions to our aatisfactlon we may place aome credence In your 'best spirit' interpretation of the Geneva Convention." :* m S r he Exchange la a marketing ■Dilation which sails roughly i-fourth of the Mate’s fresh fruit convention bo reached. Several contest frv( (T; « ■ ♦ TAMPA un— Just like a rebel­ lious old racehorse being dragged ■way to the boncyard, Tampa’s famous old pirate ship la balxitih stubbornly at” being led away t P Jtti riff f ti. -B By GKOBGK A. MCABTHUB MlfNSAN, Korea IB — Allied „ _________ the negotiators_____today said truce U N. Command never will follow tbe path of "betrayal, force and bloodshed" by bowing to Red de­ mand* for blanket repatriation of war prbsome iTo ooo Allied her final' beaching site. Tho old 3-mailed schooner Jose Caspar is Just dead set ugalnit *ui ng in put lit the Hillsborough uitera. , .. The prisoner Issue le blocking River. Maybe sho has a right to feel negotiations at Panmunjom for a ' ' " wV that way, for in her day she Korean armistice. MsJ. Gen. William K. Harrison, a heroine tu millions of spectators cblaf U. N. delegate, said accept­ as she proudly aailed up the river ance of tba Communist proposal each Gaapartlla Day carrying would "mean an abandonment of band of swashbuckling pirates. Landsmen Inched her thruugtk the principle of human rights." the last of seven river bridge' “ ® "Neither now nor In the n a hand windlass reefed tu do we Intend lo be a party to with a tree trunk but unly after a series such a transaction," be declared. North Korean Gen. Nam II aald of Inbalks. clearing sis uf the bridges Allied refusal to repatrlata priso­ reluctant old schooner ap ners who do not want to go home the parently dragged her feet and la "devoid of any reaaon. any clutched at the landscape at every precedent and any legal basts . . chance. At one bridge aha snagged He said the U. N. plan would not a lofty overhead power line. At ba "tolerated by an opposing another her foremast caught and equal belligerent who stands on tn an equal ■napped off. fulitow *tries ” footing wiitk with Iko the oMsinalna opposing aide.' at the final bridge tw<^ Nam’a long (trade included Then ago the old ship Jam m ed charge* that Allied planes have weeks herself fnto the craw and was bombed and itrafad prison camps stuck fur half a Sunday while in North Korea and that Rad pris­ hundreds of horns In blocked cars oners on Koja Island have been tooted protests. slaughtered. The bridge tender swore she wss Nam repeatedly charged Allied .used. While she was being given violations of tba Geneva Conven­ Jinxed. a final yank through the bridge two tion, lo which neither Red China motorists In succession smashed nor North Korea subscribe. a wanting gate, A third Hll remarks brought a sharp through hailed and a fourth rammed raton from Harrison, who de car Into ll. dared: the uld veteran of the Gas— "You bav* cloaked your failure aNow rills carnivals is being ease* lo observe International law with pa into a final resting spot where she reaped lo prlaooara of war by will be converted fnto a water rapaatadly assarting that you hav* E By ELTON C. FAY AF Military Affairs Reporter WASHINGTON id) - The Army ____ _ _ concern ovar the im la tapraiilm act of tha itaal strike on Ita tank production program. During Ova fast two moathi, ■ Ipokaiman aald today in answer to questions, tha “ production picmproved greatly." __ nld, tha steal strike have an adverse effect on production, on effect which wtu become progressively worse Uie longer tha strike lasts." Tina building represents ono of a military's major needs for itta)- To make one of the new T O inks which weighs 38 tons, r with spare parts, a total ,900 poumfa of itaal (34 3 3 Throughout hi. Ufa Eddie Rick ) must be on hand) a medium ■nbackcr ha. made a habit of b*iit| tank of about' a tans nssda 118,ln | tucceitiul. Ha wa. !•'. a champion , . . , 000 pounds. Army declined to disclose var of racing car., ha becama Tho lount of light, medium and n« World W War America'. ouUtandim tankg for tha currant pro- ill have particular ilgniflcancai wa ara /"M ora a mid . mora -----------... moving — - , IKE'S RETURN! A nother presidential candidate is in prospect, though he has not yet declared himself. This Is Sam Rayburn, Speaker of th e House from 1041 to 1047, and from 1040 to the present day, a longer period than th a t of any previous friends In Texns uro pushing him occupant of th e post. His fri for the nomination, arguing th at as a Texan, he will have an appeal to the South, and as one largely responsible for g et­ ting President Trum an's legislation through the House, he will be acceptable to the North. Ills stand on the conten­ tious civil rig h ts legislation is not stated. So fa r the Raybur^i mrpjju, fora' Ciuef Ropi-ii: i h u r th o convention will tu rn to him in case of a deadlock. Thin hap­ pened in the case of the only other Speaker to become pre­ sident, Jnmes K. Polk in 1844, Polk had been Speaker, but left Congress to become governor uf Tennessee. In the 1844 convention a m ajority was polled by ex-President M artin Van Buren. As he opposed the annexation of Texas, the ad­ vocates of this policy got the convention to adopt a twothirds rule for milking nominations. This doomed Van Buren., and a fte r some fruitless balloting, the convention turned to Polk. In Polk's dny the Speakership was only moderately es­ teemed. Nowadays no Speaker would dream of giving up the ast for a governorship. For the last 60 years the position as become one of the most Im portant in W ashington. It Is natural for a long-time holder like Rayburn to be talked of for higher office. We have ■ nice letter from Rep. Hctiong 'who .a y . new.paper ac­ count. of the tecent Houta action in trying to obtain cartain deduc­ tion. in Congrastmen's income tag return, were erroneou.. Theta de­ duction. are only liioie to which rvtryone rite I. entitled, ha aa* plaint. However, the people are » touchy on the .ubject of taxation and .o .ore about all the taaaa which have been levied upon them that they are pretty apt to go off (half-cocked almoit any lima whanover the .ubject or taxation or deduction. I. mentioned. I flying ate, and wnan ha cam* dim from th* w an ha baeam# a lading indu.trlali.1 in (ha field o viation. Therefore then word. 0 Truce Negotiators Old Pirate Ship, Refuse To Yield On Jose Gaspar, Balks Human Principles Against Removal j 1 I ’ fy S $ m T\ �PHONE 118 The Hoyal Ambassadors will meet at the First Hapllsl Church 2:00 p in. ^ MO.NDAf Circles of the First PresbyterIan Church will meet a* follows: Circle No. I, Mrs, Churies Wilke, chairman, with Mrs. J. C. Hutchiloit, Indian Mound Village, at 2:110 m,| Circle No, 2, Mrs. W, II. ofinann, chulrman, with Mrs. H. C. Oakei, 422 .Heoil Avenue, 3:00 ,m.j Circle No. 3, Mr*. I,. F. oyle, chairman, with Mrs. George Touhy and Mrs. John George, coA hostess, 201 West Hlxtfenth w 8trect, at 3:00 p.rn.i Circle No. 4, Mra. J. I). Woodruff, chairman, with Mrs. J. K. Mini per, Geneva Avenue, 3:00 p.m,; Clrele No. 6, Mrs. W. I,. Roche, chairman, with Mrs. C. C. Howard and Mrs. A. II. Wallace, co-hostesses. Mellunvilli Avenue, 2:30 p.m.; Circle No. «i, Mis. II. C. Moore, chairiiiuti, willIi Mr*. Mary Holly. 1112 Myrll. Avenue, 3:00 p.m.; Circle No. 7 Mrs. C. H. Dawson, chairman A with Mrs. P. H. Huch. Jvwetl'i ^hane, 3:00 p.m.; evening circle No 2, Mra. E. J. Hhepard, chairman with Mrs. F. D. Scott, 211 Sum merlin, at S:00 p.m. The regular business und pin gram meeting of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist Church will meet at 3:00 p.m. at McKinley Hall to he preceded with a boold meeting at 2:30 p.m. The Junior G. A.'s and Sun­ beams will meet at the First llupm list Church at 11:00 a m. 9 W.M.U. Circles of the First Haptlst Church will meet at 11:110 a.m. as follows: No. I. Mrs. J. I.. Miller, chair­ man, In th» Phehiun Class Hoorn. No. 2. Mrs. V. A. William*, chairman, ill the T.E.I.. Class. No. 3, Mrs. J. A. Strange, chair­ man, in the Yuuug Men's Hihle Class. No. 4, Mr*. H. I.. Dunn, chair­ man, in the Men's Slide Clu*s. £ No. 6, Mr*. Jodcr Cameron, chairman, the Women'* Hihle Class. No. it, Mrs. H. C. Moore, chair­ man, Phllatheu Class. No. 7, Mrs, George Dixon, chairman, in the Gulden Circle Class. A covered dish luncheon will be served at the nuon hour and the orogrugfc "Meet The Aiaskani'' under the direction nf Mrs, W. P. Hrooks, Jr. of Circle No. 2, 4 will he presented from the Ruynl Service. The Elsie Knight Circle will meet at H;00 p.m. at tho home of Mrs. Cliff Aides on Scott Avenue in Mayfair. & & T D **.>•»A V The Pilot Cluh will hold Its regular business Hireling at H:()U p.m. Ill the Yacht Club. The honid will inert at 7:30 p.m. The tiiusie puuil.s uf Miss Madeline Mullein will he presented In a recital at the Woman'* Cluh at 7:31) p.m. Assisting will lie C. H. Schlranl, vibrahnrp soloist. The public Is invited to attend. The Woman's (Hide Cluss of the First Haptlst Churrh will meet at the home of Mra. Fiuncis E. Hols, 1101 Park Avenue, ul 7:30 p.m. Mra. A. C. Henson will surv* as co-hostess. The Gleaner's Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mra. H. K, Peurifoy, 1104 Elm Avenue at H:00 p.m. • W N'NKHDAY The Prayer Meeting Service i|i the First Haptlst Church will he held at 8:00 p.m. THUftHIIAI The Evening Circle No. I uf the pre*hvt*r|an Church with Mr*. Mabel Brown aa chairman, will have a picnic at the Maiun Will­ iams Home, Lake Ashby, at 7:00 «*clock. Emmett HerndonGets Degree At Princeton Friends of Emmett Herndon, sut of Mra. Robert E. Herndon and the late Mr. Herndon, will be interested to learn that h« Is a member of tb* graduating class at th# Princeton Theological Hemlngty. Ho will rteelve the Batch* tor of Divinity degree. Mr. Herndon was graduated from Seminole High School and from the University of Florid# with a Bachelor of Arte degree. Before entering the University of ______ he served with th* Mth Infantry Division In Italy. Mr. Herndon with hie wife Ros­ alind, formerly of Klngsburg, Calif, will be visiting his mutrier in Sanford until July 1 at which time ha wll] assume his duties a* pastor of tht First Presbyterian Church In Gulfport, Flo. * Sii ■! ■■■■■ ■ ■ .......... I mm l Catholic Woman’* Club Haa Meeting (The Catholic Woman's Club bold It* regular mot' at which evening at the. sympathy hooy Mo- 'Ir and Mt*. A. W. I.ee and tlifir ilmiphter and son-ln-lew, Mr. uim Mrs. Lhlirlex l.etjette of Orlando, entertained last eveninp with u buffet supper honurinp Mis* I,yIlian Hoyle and her fiance, Hubert Frisch, and the Hoyle huusepuests who have ar­ rived for the wedding. The party nl*u mnrknl the fiftieth weddinp anniversary of MU* H o y le ’* Hindi!muther, Mrs. Dial Cray. The puest* gathered In the garden house ul the I.ee home un Laurel Avenue where lovely orrangcmenti of pnrdeidus, sweet­ heart ruses ami hlblsi’u* blossomwere u*oil on the Imffet table and nhout the rooms. During tho evening the honored guests were presented with a gift from the noils and hostesses, Harry I.ee Jr. assisted in entertaining. Those enjoying the evening were the honoree*. Sen. and Mr*. L F. Hoyle, Mr. and Mr*. John Frisch, Mrs. (Day, Mr. and Mis. John Frisch Jr., Mr. und Mrs. Georp» Hcldosler, Mr. und Mrs. Paulus, Mrs. (Ieorpe Hoyd und soil Hobby, Mr*. Gordon Topple, Mr*. M. L. Koldnson, Mr. and Mr*. I.ee, Ml mid Mis. I.rliette and Harry I.ee I SEMINOLE HI I liy h r v r r i . y g h a t Here's uur annual Popularity Poll, beginning tills year, and we hope run tinning fur a long time. Now for the Class of '62, this vein'* Seniors: 11*1*1 All Aionnd: Joe McClung. Must Fun- Jimmy DeHrine. Cutest: Mike Whelehel. 'lost Athletic: Jimmy Smith. Ilest Personality: Joe McClung. .'lust Studinu*! Doug Whitney Sweetest: Clifford Kovtnn. The One Most l.ikely To Suecoed Walter Ilouth. And here goes with the Senior pills in Ihe Senior Cla**: Rest ,\|| Around: Heite HI*her. Most Fun: Connie t.mlwig. Cutest: Martha English. Rest Dressed; Mildred Miller. Rest Dressed: Jane Davis. Must Studious: Margaret Mal­ loy, Sweetest: Grelcbcn Klrrhhnff. The line Most Mkely To Suc­ ceed: Ellen Drippers. And here goes the Juniors, now, the future Class of ’fti. best Alt Around: Warren Mc­ Call. Must Fun: Edwin Tison, Cutest: nnnks Register. Most Athletic: Junior Metis, liest Personality: Tommy Speer. Most Studious: Sammy Jacob­ sen.' Sweetest: Itny Davis. The One Most l.ikely To Suv reed: Phillip lloyd. liest All Around: Kitty Nix. Most Fun: Rosa Coke Hoyle. Cutest: I.ucln Goff. Rest Dressed' Put*V Kdwniil*. best Personality: Sylvia Hayes Most Studious: Mary l.uu Copi" Ittiid Sweetest; lleverlv Thoreson. The One Must l.ikely To Sne­ ered: flctsy Anne Carter. Next the .Sophomores, who will soon lit' “ upperclassmen” ! best All Around: Tornmv Kuhn. Most Fun: Jimmy Whatley. Cutest: Ross llannum, Most Athletic: "Huhlia" Blshec. liest Personality: Gordon Toll. Most Studlnus: Joel Moss. Sweetest: Sonny llaaklna. The One Most I.llnly To Suc­ ceed: Phillip Tony, Best AH Around: Sarah Crews. Most Fun: Ruae Marv Garner. Cutest: Jeanne Lane Miller, Best Dressed: Joyce Jones. Best Personality: Barb Chasuhe Most Studious: Grace Marie Htlneclpher. Sweetest: Sarah Crew*. The One Most l.ikely To Suc­ ceed: Joyce Junes. [gist, but not least, are the Frosh: Best All Around: Robert Har­ vey. Most Fun: Robin Brown. Cutest: Robert Harvey. Most Athletic t Larry Bate*. Real Personality: Robert Miller. Moat Studious: None of ’em. Sweetest: Harold Pate, The Onp Most Likely Tu Suc­ ceed: Marvin McKinley, Uest All Around: Eleanor Nix Most fSm: Mona Jobe. Cutest: Minnie Lee Metta. F W Dressed: Rochelle Eubanks Beit Benonalityi Rochelle Eu­ bank*. Moat Studious: Colleen Engehretaon. Mra. l.urile Hunter haa entered Oranpe Memorial Hospital fur treatment. Mr. and Mrs. A. I.. Skinner left today for Hendersonville, N. C. to spend one week. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Swanson have left to spend the summor months in Vermont. F.ns. W. F. laid win left III* week for Nurfolk. Va. and Is n iw serving aboard the Mlnesweepm Destroyer U83 Shdldrake. The Man's brotherhood uf the tlaptist Church will he given a dinner by tho ladles of the churrh Monday night, June U. Sidney Chafe Is expected to ar­ rive Sunday from Woodbrrrv Forest School In Virginia to spend the summer with his par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Chase. Friends will lie glad to learn that Mrs. Harry Ward ha* ic turned to her home in Hose Court from the Fernald l.aughton Me­ morial Hospital. Miss June K. Dutton he* ar­ rived to spend several week* with her mother Mrs. S. P. Dutton. She Is a student nurse at Jackson Memorial Hospital In Miami. Miss Arlene Jacobson has ar­ rived from Duke University in Durham, N. C. to spend the sum­ mer with her parents, Mr. nml Mr*. Manuel Jacuhson. Miss l.aurclle Dutton D ex­ pected to urrlve on Friday f"r <* short visit with her mother, Mr* S. P. Dutton. She is n ieglster“d nurse at the veteran’s tiospitnl m Coral Gables. Miss Mary Anne Chittenden, daughter of Cnph and Mrs. John L. Chittenden, (is* returned from Mary Washinpton College of the University of Virginia In Frcdrickshurg to spend the summer in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. .1. b. Whlgham and three children have returned to Opp, Ala. after visiting In San­ ford with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Stone and Mr. ami Mrs. C. H. Rudd. Mrs. Whlghani, Mra. Stum and . Mrs. Rudd are sister*. Midshipman Arnold W. Har­ rington, who Is a memher of the N.H.O.T.C. at Georgia Institute ul Technology, will make a summer cruise to the Caribbean. He Is the nephew uf Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patrick uf this city. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wr left today for Houston, Tex ulteiui the marriage of I daughter, Mis* Martha Wright June 14. They uisu plan tu in Han Antonio and Ft. Worth Mra. Harry Lewi* left today for Tampa where ah# will attend the wedding of Miaa Marjorie Mc­ Pherson to William Brewster Wllilama on Saturday at 8:0(1 p.m. at Palma Cela Presbyterian Church. A reception will follow at the Palma Cola Country Club. Nassau where they have been spending a short vacation. Their children, Michael and Calvin, have been visiting with Mr. Williams’ parents. Mr. and Mra. Voile Will­ iams. The Charles Williams plan to leave next week fur their home in Atlanta, following a visit wiln Mr. and Mra. Voile Williams. By SADIE SODBRBLOM Mrs. McCoy Presents Pupils In Recital Officer* uf thi> Woman'*- Clnli warn Installed Wednesday at the ln*t meeting of tliu year t>y Mr*. 0. I’. Herndon, district director. Old and new officer* installed included Mr*. Hoy Tllll* n* lireildent; Mr*. F. T . Meriwether, first vice president; Mr*. 1.. K. Spencer, second vice president; Mr*. Hen Wade, third vice pre­ sident; Mi*. Gioia*' Writ., r. cordinp *i«'r*l«ry; it*.* 'AjlI. om Ilrckwith, corresponding secre­ tary; unit Mr«. W. II. Kllcrhe. treasurer. Mr*. H. II. Crumley wn* also Installed as n past president. Yearly reports were heard from ull officer* and department chair­ men. A resolution of sympathy, written by Mrs. Tlllt*. Mis* Ellalee Klrehhoff nml Mrs. W. II. Hrlnson, wn* read in memory of Mrs. !(. M. Home*, recently de­ ceased, nml n pift wn* presented to Mrs. Herndon from the Order of the lied Hose, n t'liilt composed of past president* of the Wom­ an's Club. An orchid cur*ngo w»* also presented to Mrs Herndon front the cluh and to Mr*. Crmnley and Mrs. Tillis. An oiitsiunillnir por­ tion of I he prop rum was the prudentation of n flap stuff uml huso plven In memory of the late Mrs. John Melseh, who hml served ii* treasurer uf (he cluh fur 21 years. A flsp was it Iso presented tu the dull by Mrs. Tillis. Alimit (16 dull memher* enjoyed the delicious luncheon. I'nlms mid peach culureil pladloli were used us decorations In tho dull. Serving as hostesses for the occasion were: Mrs. K. W. File, Mr*, (ieorpe McCall. Mrs. W. It. lit In...... Mrs. Julian I'onder, Mrs. John Kick. Mrs. Hen Wade and Mrs. Hoy Partin. Mr* Kvwt* M i l o ) |iri'*t iilftl lii'r eb'inrntnry |ui|>ll* in n jilim > recital nn Tue*dny evening ill her ntutlUi mi I'lilmetto Avenue. The •tudlo *«< attractively 11Menritti'il with gladioli ii hi I llliu*. A color scheme of vi'llmv mill crn'ii win recently during a chapel hour l ” students und lenrhei* having birthday* in .luiic. .Inly und Au­ gust at Hie South Midi' Pr'mniv School, und tu Mi* Mitchell, whose liiitluliiy full* tin* mouth Three large cake* were nliveed un the piiiim, line ftu cue I, month, and decorated tu iepii'*en: , lie month; June, •li->*i>ruti-il with red ruses with white leiug. July with u red, white and blue eiipltul building; and Aupu*t with curs, husses, trains uml other mean* of travel lliscrllu'il with the words "All mails lend hark (untie". The cakes ilomitcd hi Yuwell's, Wert's nml Tnuchtun Ding Com puny and baked by Hid.!/* Ilnkcry, were inscribed with "Happy llirttidav". Birthday* fm June: llerllut Davis, Put Rowley, Dana Rolumlo, l.nrry Gilstnip, Tex WoiHtiuff, .1. D. Syples, Hobble Holmes, Denise Tyre, Clifford Smith, Lynn Crab­ tree, Sarah Harrison, Kay Rui nrtte, Hilly Johnson, Johnny (hiruthers, Margo Dunn. Jiintll} Dees, (,'laik .Murrnv, Small Him ton and Carolyn Glllyunl. Also .Sum McWiiiteis, Wuml.i Satterfield, Lee Riser, Martini Hund, Peter Haiikili, R'ddi > linin', Tummy Kipp, Ruwnu Wni red, Emmett .Mi-Cnll, Mill lb cl Judith Dshurii, Ellen llemndl Sam Aim Nil,lin k, June I ■...... Mikie Davi*, Itiivuiund Stm in and leachvis, Mm. bidnit Mm Ml** Eluestioi- 'Yestplnil. Mi Velum Mllclull, prliicipul. blrtliduy* fur July: Mui'h., Cook, Suiiiliu Wilphl, Gnu ■> Wiiplit, Ruiinie Diivis, Will Ellsworth, David Kniubun. J < Kermun, Curium* lleiiham, i olyu Durey, Peggy Dulali, Demi Arwood, Corky Higgins, pern Paler*. I'mid Sin lligpirdiidb-Curl AtkltiHini, Alan Pun Margie I.ee llllllhuin, l.n Abrams, Sundy Ibiuer, bin in Srnkarlk, Hurry N'vlson, Rule, Reid, l.uiry Wood, Alls Titshun Donna Ferris, l.uiraine leffnid Ladd MeCoy, Pi Murphy. Ti 1 Peters, Phllliji llurm . Forguton, Sl.mui, llutkini, id .. Clucipivnnul, lul.iiny EughGeorgia Jones, Tommy llutiie, Steve I'uwell, Myriv Finn Hlrleklaiul, I.ester Vcltiu, .lid Ann Peters, Jollell Register, Jim ■. Robson, l.iniln Ann Reid ami M Fraser, flirlhdav* for Aupuxt: Shut"' Brown, Cindy Lake, Margin<< Hurt, Dale Ilunciin, Lynn lint pan, Johnnie Hexwieeliin, (leu Whitten, Tommy Crow, Sonin Mason, Minnie Pearl llasiy, llm liaru McKinley, Mrs. Reynold' Jimmy Williams, Vance DaviSteve blown, Judv Itohb, Judy Starnes, Mary- Ren, Sylvia Smith I'at Diilluii, Hickey Kaiser, Wnl ter Meriwether, Jean Hohamu Donald fl|dvav, Edwin Dodson, boldiy Harrington, John Lewb Wright, Danny Hrumlvy, Alllsoi The Lake Monroe School had Ita graduation excerlaea Thursday evening at 8:00 p.m. The guest speaker for the evening wa* Mack Cleveland, Jr. and the scripture and prayer were by Rev. II. H. Martin. The muelo was under th* direction of M lu Nancy Williams, county music director. Diplomas were awarded by Mr, Rov Nichole^ principal, to the following! ___ ____j Norma Ruth nans, Mary Besa Johns, O'Dsllo Hamil­ ton, Gen* Bass, Robsrt Mann, Sweetest: Marianne Strickland Clayton and Carroll Walter. The One Most Likely To Sue Ushers for tha evening wsra Eldsrsprlngs, were the guests ul ceedi Rebecca Cgln. Fries, Dorothy Metta, Mr. ami Mrs, K, G. Sodcrhlum Our Couple nf the V*sr Hjw Sylvia Boyd, and Bernice Smith. lime Is none other than Jean Wll Joyet Hiss France* Elaensmlth. who (Thursday. (ton and jimmy Smith, a most con Mr, gnd Mrs. Gene Enos, from genlai couple, dont ena think?Tt Bloomington, III. are visiting Mr. Don’t forget the Gradation ar­ and Mrs. ltodney Harris nf Luk< ticle Monday night. Sso ya the* Monroe Corner, tide Monday night. Sso ya then CpI. Dave Kber, who la sta­ tioned at (1. . . . Cove Springs, was tha week-end guest of his family. Members of tho Pilot Club en­ joyed a picnic and “sorn roost" i t Hi. horn* of Mrs. R. M. Ball In Lake Mnry yesterday after­ noon. Th* fetoup gathered -at th* TOMORROWS SHOPPER’S SPECIAL M e sractALB r Miss Joyce Anderson Tells Wedding PlanH carried mil »•••»It In flower* nml K,,m> j.'tuw|, ,,f Mr. tnul Mr*, program*. Kifi'il nf bralnerd. Minn. At III'' conclusion nf tin1 |im Ii,. .tedding will In* nn event nt I'l'Wiu iwii; !r *iit viiiimi" necom _JJ» „• I nil iiVI mA »' •*■** Kir,it p!l th:n*Hl ■<>.•* w r- • Clait.li I" I- “ tunA-t. presented. Minn .'-winm ti*(ao i v nn nwniil fur having I In In-*t lis-on* Minin' Unitirk wn* awardml fur having Iiii'lilnlixi'il lln- nin*t piece*. Mnrilyn Mr I innii'l, Kny Ivny, liulI\ lli i'l nml Miirv Mi'K iii will iilfu-inti-. she will linvi* ns her inniil uf Innuir Mi** Mnijnrii’ Andmsui,, und Iniill'ininiil* will In- Mr*, Ituiii'r Schmidt, Mi** llmliuin McNull nml Mi*H■i ry ivurock. Icy receive! Hi-linvi'iiii nl award* I .it t It* ltit» Kin Him kweldel, Following llii' iihi*nnI program rili. •• .if the luiih, will m .,* n* refreshment* w in’ *i-i \ml Mi * fln»* mil Mil'iiy w n- 11**i *I r 11 In lift Mint it nr. Ml*. S I Six, Mi John 111')' nml Mi* liny II. min Minn Sivnini nml llnllv Reel wvie n*li ,i)Hi Tim [in.....nn ivh* m follow*: “ May Puy*" W .vluighl. Km ■»n'ti M.'Cnlli “ Iinffii'lil* nml Tu lip*" Sinn*. Anii Ci npp*; "Hill Grogan’* linnt" Thompson; "l.ul Inliy” lliiiliin*, I i inIn Madden. "(Him Wnrin" I im-kn, Duiolh) Mi'Almnmili r ; "Toy Fiddler I'n I milk Cu*l iiglmlii will pi-ifiirin lIn' 'llltir* Ilf lie*I nnin I n Ml. Kmnil ninl m dui. will In Kt.loi id Si'nfiill. 1imp Aililiim i nml \V III in III \\ Ilk Iii mm I'inn I n (In *rnu i Kog>i Hum* will Im l ho "nlnii.1, uccuinpu...... I.v Mi Mni- ill iss Witte Honored With Item'll Party rnili " M n 11 n n n I 'I. "Shortenin' III «*ml'" l-’i.lk Suin' .liiilx llnrnin “ Hlimlni' llul'lili Vulil; "Man'll in Third*" MiM "I'nili'i S"iilli it ii SKli'*" Mii iri m. I*i'iinnn lin-i i li'li* M*u " i • K.nii Kill' Mini'll" llnrkni , ' 11.•\ Si'inil \fi»t i'li" Wright, "i Ii i n i * •' SmI'limln" .Mi* Salvatore ITniicl* Mnnfie, the fomo-i l.illu Miiigiuct Purlin, I'lli'pi', Hi.IK }{«'*<I . ('ininlii (Ini \iI,.. niitiiuipc tu Mr. Mnnfre wu* an event "( May ~ m Folkslon, ill'll*" lull, linin'*1. " bungle W nIl|! Ir i ,ii Mi h Vl.utfii' i* die dnuplili i ul" .Mi and Ml*. A Huy Partin uf I'm mli" Si'lmiun, Mnnlyil Mr I lull „|>,nil f. :iu pm S.-uihiid ami hi* |i,innt* .ire Mi and .Mi* ttuyuiund Mnnfie uf Pull* li'l; "Spit..... .. Sinn- ' lalini’liii-nli. ,v,(» rlijiiyril inlc* Puik, N .1 Tht' young couple plan tu make lluii huiiie m De­ "linn.... nn* linn in*v" Kni'llllip. honoree wn* pi ll, ml wlii'ic Mi Mnnfie will coiilinne III* Kindle* ul Sli t-on Umvei Knv Ivny. ' U> Mm in" Fchubrrl, > f, l(|l1 |llP,( -ity lie I* a biology mujoi nml Mr- Maiific lui* just ncelved he, Mm v Mi l*.... .. ’ tun iirmi I'n Tlintr ntv11 ilipli>mu ul the Dei.and University I ml" Mi ni linm, Mnnlilnp \\*111••n i r t|. Mini Icy" " c > In . g h i: .......... I K n iTihnff. N i.i SoutliHide IIonorH Students' Rirthdays SIine Pupils Enjoy Russ Home is Scene Of Circle Meeting "Happy Birthday wu* miiik Swimming; And Lunch C. Rlrva* Mr. and Mrs, J.uul* _ end daughter Jackie of Jackson­ ville are expected to arrive on Monday to visit Mr. ami Mr*. Hamilton Ilishee at their liuine on Magnolia Avenue. Lake Monroe Officers Installed At Woman’s Club III,’ seventh guide pupil* uf Mi- I- min e- Si.ui'* loom were •nli i tniiu'd un "I'dni'uliiy after with n pmiv ul the lovely ,11-ui. ■ liuiiii' ••( 'll uml Mi* 11- mu-1 little un I like Mill k.IinMl Swililmiuu and linnlliip were , ii |"\•d dm mg (In- cuily poll uf i| , ufli-i iionil l.nter uidiliiui ciiiiic* w ni played. A dcliriuu* •up.p"i uu* linn served nftri which wideimelon wn* eninyeil. lln.*.' present fnuu Ihe eltrs* ... ii Ihnlllll* llllWl'l, Tnmuiv liillmd. linedHussey, Dwight H u h I i*. I I'll Hill*, Fleddie King, fill Km hhuff, Itntibv l ittle. K nnetli Mm phy. Km I Owcii", 1 Itui Ic* I'cncc. Julio I'elinluglun. Duvi* Hi*ui1*, Tiny liii'liiud*nn. Im k Thuinu*. It ity mu ml 'Velitimiii. fhiirlr* Juiikm man \l*n Dninthv Culn, FianceJaiiilncs, Marianne I. u il w 1p . Finnic* Midillitnii. Helen Mik "la|ck. Juan Mynes, Duium New -nn, (iail Smith. Friniees Stnillev I’eppv Thnrnli'V. Betsy VVi-tfnll, Jii.'iutu "'vnn, 'Ii, and Mi* Stine, Mr. and Mi* Kiltie. Mi*. II II Owen-. 'Ii* liiiirgc llnwi'i*, Mr*. Ann Thinnlev. 'It K 'I Cain Mi* D II Middleton. Mi and 'D* H A Unwell 'll* Mel an rinin" Hume-. Minn Swiiliu; I l f ln**l ininn" I i M, 1*1" Overt tile ('m,ilui Mrln ,||(m. Dim*. \il. T«chnikow*k\, "iTm|i*tli'k* Him pip" Si'lninm nml "Dunce nf lln Hu*i>liilil*' Ki nl*. Nlullin' lln In'k Murphy, Cuiul Hi*lnu. .I.iunm Unppi m, \ 11ri nnc Graduation null GUI of a Lifetime! Iljittnilttft H O M O G E N IZ E D sut u a u h c sues » ic u i u I I A V O B v 1I AM11J f) Haro's the porfoct milk for all of tho family. Itc h quart contains a full day's supply of Vlfamin D. Builds strong bonos a nd s o u n d tooth. Ktops energy un. Treat the youngsters and grown-ups to Borden's Homogenised Vitamin D Milk often. J m l llte null I lunch! N) Ion lace — prcll) anti feminine ami long, lung lasting See il un Seainjirtife’* beautifully tul slip, Slie-U-.Malic prupurtiimril In lit )ou (u rfeclh 21 difTcrcul sires- 7 in each height group! Straight cut so it won't ride up. Cleverly shaped Inidice with smoulli, lilted inidriir At Your Door hi ttur-AIt/'s tun outi mulli/iUinml si slats uoJ ru)uu c/spr U hm, funk, Slack, net}. At Your Hlore Situ 11 in (4 tu tail, at srajs, ihutl ftti|iA*. For Hume Delivery CASTLE Phono 485 AND PINEAPPLE AlnlZlUiu-dwtM 0 w i mmSM^ �•- Seminole Blues Face Daytona Beach, Here This Evening HVh'winTr Year- “Bucks For Baseball” Drives To Begin Monday Bv Fans Group D ln x n x U a ln ftn r. *—* AU$100 Do n a t o r t - T o Mr Assistant Managers In Game Tuesday E v e n i n g By K E N T C I1 ETLA IN 1 Jem* "Chico" Cerralc* will bo ■taking itlri seventh win of the year and neventh vlrtory In Memorial Stadium when ho opens Thf- fiixlil preserve th*> Send on the rubber for the Seminole Bluer* tonight ngrtln*i the Dnytonn nolr Itlni’H will In1 carried In lh« fan* Monday nml Tuesday nvei Beach Irdundnrr*. Cnrrnli'* ha* puntod n tldl r«t* extendrii rndin broadcast* rmufat'l eit liy llix fond raining rummlttcc cord for the urnhcaui-d by Judge Dougin* Hli-n ion with nil ala ■Irnni and Hinll'-y Odlmm. The hi* triumph* *l'ignu will Ik* "Buck* for Has*' coming b ■' >> o the friendly .Sun? brill." The Junior Chamber nr I'rnn. ford fan*. Tho | mrrrr will dimIiiI by m int out In (lender r i g h t ndIrrl Ihr money for the sal* hander r a n k * of tickets. The "Baseball Appre­ "Kond to M ur-, ciation Broadcast” will he stag­ ray Byrd n* the f '' ed In much the same manner as club’* top hui lrr. (Minim's political radio mara­ Bjrrd ha* won ~ thons. I.lstanera will rail In In the slallun and during the even­ end loil D'I* r H ^ V S sY ■taion. "Chlro" Cnrrale* ing the Jayreea will drop off the Uckela and collrrt the money. General Manager John Krlder The broadcast will culminate rotild promise Manager Chlirk Aleno no Immediate hope of with lh*> 'Tlaynr*' Appreciation ■layer aid Ihia morning. Krlder Nlghl" ul the Memorial Kindlon* ■Id aay that he waa eapertlng when the third-place Jacksonville to hear anytime from a veteran llcnrli Hen Birds play Ihe Blues. outfielder and aernml hare re­ Women, children ami serviceman placement for the injured will he admitted to the game flee Johnny Imhra, who rerelred n of charge. Hanford baseball offi­ broken leg In laat Tueaday'a cial* hope lo pack the park. Cocoa game. A unique aspect will he add­ Last night the Blnca tried to ed lo the Tuesday's contest Continue their winning way* of when all the conlribalora, whn tele by starting ca-G-Man filngcr have given the eluh 1100 or Kin Adams, hut tho hueky blonde more, will be made aaslstant waa not able tn survive a fi-rtin managers of Ihe Hemlnolri* fnr blait In tho second frame nnd lmd| Ihe game. They will take Ihelr to ha eprlled by Marty Mnrtlnni. places In Ihe dugnut and help Skbford wont on to lose 0-2 de­ Chuck Aleno run Ihe team. spite equalling tho It-hit total The " I m s e lia ll appreciation bf the Azaleas. Palatkn's win broadcast" will he carried over ■■vc them a spill with the Bern- WTRR. It will not he ii continuous fiiolf* In thetr two game series. alrcast hut an Intermittent pro­ Sanford ha* spilt the Inst three- gram during Ihe two days. Mnte to-gsme sets with Orlando, The fnns' group will lie selling Cocoa anil I’alntkn. Itooks of ten tickets. Youths be­ In last nlaht contest At I'lrll*. tween the nges of 12-10 may ohwho has only made two hits off (he Blues all year, exploded with a pair of double* nnd a single to smash In five Arnica go. Adult grandstand block* of 10 runners that pared Ihe Pnlstkn will ho sold fnr 17. club tn thflr lop-sldrd win over Sanford. Fnr Ihe Blue*. Sherry Hhcrlin, Paul Kskow, Joe I'm Iso ami Dusty Rhodes nil knocked out two lilts. Press Box Patter: John Irnlirn Will leavo t h e Fernnhl-Laughtun Hospital t o d a y . Ho hns s n o u t t h n Wit two day* there wlillu his Bjlitar east dries, lmhrii frac­ tured the small Imne between his Won Lost Prt. ■nee ami ankle of hi* left leg. Florida International league Radford AH II D A Miami 42 18 700 Rherhu, s* f» 2 II 0 Miami Bench 3U 22 030 Sskaw, 21. 6 2 ) 2 Tampa 30 21 (RO Parian, lb 6 2 H 0 Havana 34 26 .670 Alarm, aii i t 2 2 Ht Petersburg .in 30 .300 Brooklyn, cf a n a .'I West Palm Bench 20 31 .475 Rhoden, If -I 2 I 0 Lakeland 4(1 .333 Kenls, rf a 0 B 0 Fort Lauderdale 20 to 60 107 Rowland* e l 0 -1 (t Leesburg 6 Jacksonville Beach I Adams, p I 0 (I 0 Orlando 2 Drl.and I Martlm*, p in n n I'alalkii U Hanford 2 ■-Ward I I il (I Dnyluna Beach 12 3 I'nriia 3 0 Torres, p l l n n Leesburg at I'ntatkn Totals :i7 II 21 la Did.and at L'ncnn Patalks All II D A Day Inna Beach at Sanford Garris, 2b t 2 B it Jacksonville Beach nl Orlando Earley, Hi a I in n N ational la-ague Kassnhlnii, If ( I I I ) 30 II .732 ftrtle, rf 6 a 0 II Brooklyn New York 28 13 061 Imlih, ah a I 2 t Chlrngo 20 IN .301 loiiilertnsyer, ex it t 4 4 Cincinnati 2.1 n Bit Clements, rf 4 2 I o HI. Louis 22 21 .478 Poston, r II (I 4 0 Philadelphia IH 2i .420 Bnslnii 17 21 .4IS Totals 32 it 27 16 I'llUhtirgh II 37 220 A— Bineled for Martinez tn 7th. Cldcngn 3 New York I pattfoni 100 000 100-*2 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh o Falatka ... 260 002 00x— 0 R— Hherbn, Earley 2, Kassablan , Plrtle, Clements, Lopes 8, Yard, Garcia. K— Adams, Mar­ New York at Pittsburgh ine*, Lopez, Clements, Garcia. Brooklyn at Cincinnati (night) IW — F.skiiw, Plrllo ft, Hmltii, Philadelphia al HI. Lmila (nlghl) tarley, Hherbn, Kassnhlati. 211— Amrrlcan lieagee Iherba, Plrtle 2. HB-PIrtle, 27 to .587 Imlih 8, Garcia. 8— Earley, Pos- Cleveland 26 10 .388 on. DP— Smith to Garda to Boston New York 22 17 S84 Washington 2.1 It) .648 Philadelphia IH 20 .474 Ht I amis 21 26 .457 Detroit ' 14 20 328 New York n Chicago 4 Cleveland 3 Boston n Delrnll 12 Philadelphia 2 ONLY GAMES St. Louie at Nrw York Detrnlt al Rnstnn (night) Cleveland at Philadelphia (night) Chicago at Washington (night) Florida State league ichard Smith’s )erby Racer b Nearly Finished Richard Smith's Soap Box Darby racing car, sponsored l*y '4h* Andrew Canraway fnauranca f fancy, 14 over .half way comNoted, O, E. Illtell, general man/■for of the Holler Motor Rales ■nd Hanford Derby chairman, reI today. a boy* era prograialng raand aro doing wonderfully ha aald. .all night local boy* have I optmanrs and or# in Uta •aa of bolIJiug their ra m * Cocoa 18 S3 .38! fjeeahurg 18 24 .841 Miami 1 Weet Palm Beach 0 Miami Reich 1 Fort Lauderdale < tfavana 4 Lakeland 2(13 Innings Tampa 3-8 HI. Petersburg 1-2 Yankees Collect !Rocket Double Indemnity: On Johnny Sain KEYSTONE CUTIE Klinger’s P i t c h i n g And Hitting Stop White Sox Twice PAvey W / lU A M S , 2 3 ~ V e A R ~ O lP N 9 W V O t f N <9/A N T * Q C CO N P B A tF M A 'J, W R O iB e A R iy M P tc A re z rA A 'x y m v sor Be M /te e p Tbo Mdctf. A fre x a U to, WHILK At ■err c x v # tee u & r p p r t - A rm * / m* riKLPiS<s,A* txptcrep, HA* B e e s $ rX 6 A r/< y< A t‘ Cwrh MoeeaxooAtP t?/M c p a i \ s p a * * Marciano Or Matthews Appear As Next Opponents For Jersey Joe - - •— -------------------------------------------------- — lly MURRAY ROHE rr„. I V „ -L „ „ I „ « J ’ PHILADELPHIA I* - A million 1 W O I tU lK e e ia n tl dollar stmt with cither undefeated * » ■ Rocky Marciano or Harry (K id ) H l K i e r S ( l l V e D U K C Matthews appeared lo ho the next » « •» i t » _ move ahead for fabulous Jersey A t i f l If f illjf ta W |||M l-„ l.iiliu ns h n c x l o h r n t o i l Stadium Thursday nlghl, Did Jersey, maxing the first de­ fense of the crown he knocked from Charles' lirow list July, thought hu won hy n wide margin. He was hntipy iilmul Ihe whole thing, dull lliough It was "This ought lo show them thnl I didn’t win the first time hy a lucky punch." said Wulcotl. "I hope this settles the matter." While Ihe once poverty-stricken congratulations Negrn arceptad congrahi frnm a mob of well wlshera, Man ngrr Felix Ifocchlrrhlo began cast­ ing lino* lo net a golden catch fnr hit amazing oldllmer. Promoter Jim Norris nf thn In trrnational Boxing Club offered Wulcolt the choice nf either Mar­ ciano, the Brockton, Masa., belter, or Matthews, the sensational He allle contender, for another cham­ pionship show In Heiitembcr. Marciano and Mallnews are tre­ mendous aItraction* and bolh Nor­ ris and Docchlcehlo believe that n bout with either would bring In over a million dollara (television Included). Judge., Buck MrTIcrnan and Pete Tomasco acnrrd the lath for Walcott. That meant the difference and a unanimous decision. McTlernan, who refereed the Pitts­ burgh fight between the two, voted for waicott, 8-7. Tomasco had Joe ahead, 7-8 2. If they had cait Ihelr Jail-round ballots for Charles he would have become the Oral former champion over to regain the heavyweight crown. Referee Each Clayton, the first Negro ever (a referee • heavyweight championship tight, gave Charles the last round but voted for Walcott, • lo 6. The Asaociated Preaa scorecard had Chartea in front, 7-6-2. » l»s * U IW I S iS I O VV to Omehe along WtUl »v e n other dlilrlet champion* fnf next week's national final*. Boh Davis, sporting an • ! rec nrd. probably will go for Duke tonight Against Frank Hutsell (4 1) of Rollins. The Itotlths victory over rjurlda W M e big otte for Coach Joe Juitlc* end hla Tars. They had By f U I.r H RODEN Associated Press .Sports Writer The Nrw York Yankrcs ore collecting "double Indemnity" rm Johnny Haiti, 33-year old tobacco chewing righthander from Arknn so*. Halil w.ia obtained fnr $60,000 (ruin Ihe Buston Braves Inst year •s pennant Insurance. Did Johnny paid off, winning two games fnr (he uurtd champions st opportune moments Bui Ihe veteran curve halt nrlist didn't figure highly In Yankee plans Hits year. Many thought lh.il Halo would draw his release before Ihe season slutted, hut Idg John has footed (hem nil. He was pressed Into action early when two members of tho Big Three. Kd Lupat and Vic Knsrhl, hogged down because of aliments. He has won five games, the same number he posted fur Ihe Braves In IR decisions prior to his sale tn the Ynnks Only Allle Reynolds has von more, six. The old war horse, whn broke Into tho majors with the Braves In IK 12 under his current boss. Cindy Stengel, pilched and helped but the Yanks to a il l triumph over Ihe Chicago While Sox Thurs­ day Saln's margin of victory would have been greater lull hr hnd no nne In bln me but himself for Ihe close rnll The nrw Yankee ace commuted (wo error* In the second Inning that led to three unearned Chicago runs The Yanks came right hark with three In Ihelr half la He the score und won out In thn fifth with three mure Sain, whn won a game curly in Ihe week with a pinch-hit single, drove across Ihe Jlrsl Iwn runs. Hank Bauer tripled homo the third Thu victory wna the Yanks' seventh straight over Chicago and It moved them to within IW games of the front-running Cleveland In­ dians. Early Wynn soft-balled (he In­ dians to a SO H ill verdict over the Boston Red Sox who started Ihe game In first place hy three nerrentnge points. Errors by Vorn Stephens anil Uourgo Kell handl'd the Indians four unearned runs and ruined n fine pitching Job hy VIII* Kinder The Delrnll Tiger* swamped Ihe Athletics. 12 2. In a night gumo at Philadelphia. Homo runs hy (lorry Primly nml Wall Dropo featured Hie attack that pertnllled Marlin SIuart In toast (u victory Washington and the SI land* Browns were Idle. Brooklyn stretched its National league lend lo Hirer games, down ing Ihe Iasi id arc I'dlshurgh PI rales, 1 0, while Ihe rimtiertip New York (Hants dropped a 3 ) doclslon tn Ihe frisky Chicago Cubs. Big lien Wade limited Ihe PI rates In five hits, walked five nnd fanned six in hurling his first inn jar league shutout Ed Bllkala clouted a 2 run 2 mil bnmrr In the seventh lo bent the (Hants The blow broke n I t He and gave Paul Mlnner the first victory of his carerr over Ihe New Yorkers who hnd hrnlrn him seven straight tlmna. In other Notional league games the Cincinnati Reds cheeked tho Philadelphia Phillies, S3, and Ihe Boston Brave* smeared (he Cards, 8 3, under the lights nt HI. Ismls. TH E lltiUEH THIH WEEK Tonight Daytona at HANFORD Saturday Hanford at Daytona Sunday Lcexhurx at HANFORD About two-thirds ,of U. 8. farm (smllios, especially those In tha vory low and very high Incnma brackets have sources of cash Tampa al Lakaland Miami al Miami Beach Havana at HI. Poteraburg Fort Lauderdale at Weal Palm Beach * V Playing Managers Kennel Club Are Keeping FI I. *1*1li r a HGIIILTO Clubs In Running HACK— O/taika Mila Speedway Volusia County L.t*f K IN IT Slock car pllnta will rare fnr a special trophy to he presented by lovely Evelyn i’litrirk, Mias Or* hindu uf HIM, at Orlando's lloeket Speedway on the Winter Harden r«ad In the rarn card featuring the "Mias Oilandn Handicap" beginning at 8:30 p.m., tonight. Wild lllll Tindall. Sanford stork are, la aald to have an eirellrni rhanre to rapture the feature rare and the trophy. Tindall walked away with race honors at the track two weeka ago and his rar la reported to lie In "better shape than ever,” f’enI ml Florida stock jocklo* are eipeclnl to produce one of the largest fields of rare cars yot reen at the Rocket Speedway as odditlnmil speed merchants are line to enler the race list* from Daytona Bench. Only five nreka remain In the current point period and rom* petition Is hemming keener each rare nlghl as drivers vie for lop spnla In the run for raah nnd raring hnnnra. Stepping up of the pace waa evident Inst Friday night whan eight ram were Involved In three crack up* in ipilrk succession In the middle of the feature rare. The winner of tonlght’a fea­ ture rare will he presented 'The Miss Orlando Trophy” donated by Tracy Plumbing and Pumps, Inc., ami Richardl Plumbing and Heating. Track officials urged early ar­ rival at tonight's contests for host hunting nml parking facilities. Point totals of the top ten driver* are: (l| .Sanborn BOB, (2) Dawson MOB, (HI Osteen MOO, ( ! ) Riddle ami Jnslln tied with 286, (B) Jakubrln 280, 0) Michael and Tldd lied with 270, (7) Pullen 20B, (8> Horton 200. (0) Hhuobruk 2BB, (10) Drr 2BO. Sportsmen Hy IHHIKHT /. JOIINHON From report* reccivod, salt wa­ ter fishermen aro continuing to tiring homo nlcn catches including some nice Mi<n |tn*x being caught around New Hmyrnn, while the 'ri-Hh wnt-r fishermen are not do­ ing so well. Homo smalt has* have been caught hut a very few targe ones. ■ li ^ .......... Ini’ •joining program. I I I J T im e i a i l ( P i n t H alf Italtr J i i n a l * I'riil* (.»*> l i a 1 10 H lev le D o r 100 1 to Hill H a n k e r » to g n l n l e l a l l - t l 111 10 n c o u x i i i n t i ; — . v i a i a * w ile T im e U l l * > r« « il H a l l l l a l t r t l a a M e i I'liltrll 10 JO TOM 1*0 « Hail.in H 11cl Tom II *.<n 4.10 I to giiln lelH ( I S) 1 1 1 .10. O A U .Y IKjli'III.K; l u n a t e P r i d e a n d P i i n i a * 4- 1 * 111. 10 . T t l t l i l l HAl'K— O/IOlha Mila T im e i a i l 4 I te k e l D e a l 10.10 11 0 M 0 4 H owever 1 10 1.10 7 1 tltpley llhrthm i.ia g n l n l e l a *1 . 4 ) 111 1*0, r a tR T H HACK— O/tatk* Mila Timet n a Petersburg twice, 3-1 and 8 2. Maron doubled In Miami's run *a Oil Tnrrea doled out three hits { ' I 110 l . l o tn win bis seventh game against two losses In a one-hour and 23K I K T H MACK—f l / t a t k a Mil* minute fray. It was Win No. >7 T i m e i M .4 4 11'” 11Din Iteil l i no 1.10 l . l d in 30 games for Miami nnd West I licit l l r n k e r l.lo l . l o Palm Reach's ninth loss In 10 I lluyal b lu e l . l o games. g n ln le la ( ( - I t lli.o o . (luerra doubled In Hnvnnn's first S I X T H R A C l l —a i o i k e Mila run In Ihe ninth and Preston Ho­ T i m e i t S .4 • lirrn lla 2 1 lo | | . | o 1 1 0 rnet singled him home to tie the 7 tom lern 7.00 MO icnre at 2 all. (iuerri then singled • K ina T w ig 140 in the final run In the 13th whan g n l n l e l a l * - 1 > I 111. ID. MKVMNTH H * 4Tl— a / 1040s Mila Havana scored twice on Tony Pa- ^ T l m e i a s .1 checo’s double and three singles, l 4 Mntnkey T r a n k lo in I.ia lo o Andy Elko pitched a one-hitter i jfta a m l.lo m b I H olden I m a a e l . l o at Fort Lauderdale, also In an g n l n l e l a (1 1 1 m o o . hour and 23 minutes. He faced M IU H T H N A ( K — A/tOlke Mila only 28 men and had a no-hitter T tm o i a a . i ! Mobat M O l . l o going to the ninth when opposing » gill llay fin | ] o Pitcher Bene Soils singled. The 4 Itlv a r lla l j jo run came in the alalh when Jesse q u lnlela ll-t* ( l a i n Levan doubled, moved along on a NINTH H A ril-1 /lllk e Mil* T lm ei i s * ■round out and Jack Caro aqueeted I T ateo 1000 l . m l .<0 him in with a bunt. • Ktdla Mo l.lo I K*1a lin e * i So Tampa made It seven In a row g n l n l e l a ( i - l ) HO.IO hy tahlng the bargain hill from T K A T I I n A I ’H— N e a r h C e n r a e Ihe Sainti. In the first game, Ht. f T l m e i 111 1 Hhr Nymph * in 1.1 0 140 Petersburg got only five hits off » llaym afea n o n o Dick Murphy and Dick Haater. 4 V oorangn ] noGeorge Greene gave up six. g n l m e l a i l - S i | |o .n o . darn Ditany clouted his llth homer of Ihe season In the finale whan Tampo got nine hits off Fred Montesdooca, making hi* first start for t'je Saints, and Hnwle Moss, who relieved In the seventh Hogslln Martinez spaced six for hla eighth win against four defeats. 7 llu lirlu 1.10 110 1 D esert W a r r io r 140 1 C o r k e r l.ee g n l n l e l a ( 2 1 ) 11410 II o p p e r one. H y s t a m a t c, ,r ' ,,rv U tah FtyPl« » ruby. 7 , , r ' 1r T M HA t'S l—a / i e i k s M ile I lm ln U u s . I ' a w s r M an, No P r o b . r m - t - e g a n d a r y , It lira ) P l e u r a , TiVu I M o m 's P l a . o , D a l b y p S I X T H M A V S M / t e i b . M ile , ,l u n |l* C h a r i l h , AH*sil, H r r n o (*., a I'U O w n L ia r ''" I 'V «^«h«ea. A flam . SMI SIXTH l U I ' I U l / l l l l a Mila M o r o o h a y . Mr I kiwc , M a in * « l. „ l l a s i n i a l s i a , t t(a Mlsci. Hiiada. No hla W a y , M a a a a ea Mf * 9 C c MONTBPKOCA HOLD CT. PETERSBURG w - Krod onisdooca, former University of Florida baseball and football play­ er, haa been purchased by the SL Petersburg Saints of Ihe Flori­ da International League from tho Leesburg Packori of the Class D Florida Hiato League. Club President H. Vernon Eckert said tho purchase of the 8 foot righthander was conditional. Modtsdooca had a O il pitching rerord It with the Gainesville G-Men laii year. PITCHER DIES SARASOTA i/B — Funeral serv­ ices will he held tonight for Bruno Haas, 38, former major nnd minor tongue baseball player, whn died at his home here Thursday. linns was n scmil fur Ihe South­ ™ * V ' . ■' . f'— Ranch C<»«r*» ern territory of Ihe Philadelphia , , T " r l - T/,’"tv M (‘Ml. Il»lh commercial fishJukasan « r » - " i . Athletics »l the lime of hts death. luif Iii older to pay the cost of Ho -broke In with Philadelphia ft •Into supervision. about 1013 aa a pitcher nnd later TOXIHIIT'* SSIMIC-TIIIN* H<* r* I Inin led It will take i> ^UtXT ltA('l4:Pniibl* Tshv. ailt-k wk* with tho Chicago White Sox. He also plaved for Ht. Paul, 1267,01111 a y»ar for Hie Commis­ Hubs Hume Cimklnx DxvU, founded the Northern League and sion In supervise life commrrrtel K s i - l s l n i . S ly u w „ H u h » owned the Wlnnrpeg Bones. operation* and the fi-ea orlgtiisll,v*r' «»* tv aporoved would raise only <112,000. r ' p" " M,“ h The charge for 'taking ratfish wan Increased from tho present one cent per pound tn two cent* The fe» fnr Inking bream and Rpcrklfd perch was Increased from two rents tu four rent* a pound. Thn half rent a pound fee for s n w M » ' 7taking rough fish for sale was n left standing. A im»,N To'rl 1 “ onro#' Hupervised seining la nnw ■"• Inn on only In Lake Needy in Bn flshlnr- hosts were retistered Polk rounly hut wilt *Url July t. In Ike Ht. John* River, Lake for the rmlro and we believe, now, CHIBOPRACTOR Okerrliobce and Lake Created!. I f " " " " ■ w WHI h" Increseed for Please cell for appoint me*I °W Dauphin Island, In niv opinion commercial fish­ th* ermen nre getting these fish too Phew 1731— 1748 Boat owners are ■rged la rexcheap new at tho increased prices l*ter available rraft now for the for when the public buys them l»8 I rodeo b* writing th« Boat they have to pay plenty. Committee, Alabama Deep Hen Off! I'll* of Ihe Alehama Deep Fishing Rodeo, P. O. Box 171, He* Fishing Rodeo, planning the Mobile, A l T V erratesl event In the 28-year "If we get the boots, we know history of thla nationally famnon sport* attraction, announced we ran fill them," Acre# amid. to plan for nn all-out rodeo, (here will he great demand fee "And we need to know aa soon xa poo* rental fishing craft during Die albla tha type boote, rental, teats, three-day* of fishing competi­ ate., which will bo available for tion. ftIta raHan*1 Je*«e Acres, president, points nut thkt approximately 110,000- In prizes, including a tune station wagon, ami an eight-day (pnfta festival Is Fxpeatod to pack am In thla year. Last yrar, more than M I N t l T H I M C — a / .......... Mila M a d e . Krt'a P t n a n o l a r . N<, *Mlt. H u r r y ll l r h , |-;ya p r l a h t TiiOlu W M b . W - e Mian. I taal »|"ld. XI ATM l U O M I ' I X I l i a Mile Hsm.-V HHiui. W ill lin y , Itiisa. J i m I ' s i u a r . M sin liiln a Iris . ...TOiffHf T‘,', T°**r noV1!,,^ .r^ ;..W*r H,nB' n«' DR. H. K. RING EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 8:30 ROCKET SPEEDWAY. INC. ORLANDO, FLORIDA $1,000 DOSS ORLANDO HANDICAP BLEACHER PRICES l.lo U,T H « • » . m a i t — X / i e m . m u * D |* |» , D o eiitr Dodd, t i l l a 's t i s s u e , i l i a n i p | . h lV hvn llss ity" ■n n « t l , c . Wi)»h W sr-rlnr. Han.I O u r , KOI H T I t N A i ' K - a / l f l t h a MIU STOCK CAR RACING all-expaniD paid trip to Dayton, where he will rompete In thg about ona-thlrd of their total atlonal running qf tha Boaprcash Income from sourcaa other ox Derby. I than thalr farm*. By CiENE Pl.OtVDEN Associated Preia Ktaff Wr!'*” flaying managers are do tg Ihelr part tn keep their lean In „ the thick of tho Florida Inter.in- $/ llonil l-c.igue pennant tight ^ f»<15 P . N . 10 - R aces Dally DoubU 1st and lad Korea Qa latetea ovary race, M u ity d a tes' Atodk T h la A A t t f it o it a t it l Paya Y o t r r $ l f 7 Thh tt fat i Js m § • 1 ? »• -v . i ' i a r r k i M « b In U a lf t o a 75c A l A l l Ttataa • Roeht4 KhMfoa 7 Races — 89 Lap* of Thrinlnx Racing Bus service Leavsa Yslow C4K 0 M M 8 iteP .il. �TITE SANFORD H ER A LD Legal Notices F t l . J u n e 8, NOTU K o r MHKTIflfl 01' LAKtln » .1 K m o r XI. A VIA I l iu m . to p r u x m i r r o r a r . M i i x in*ii.*it: i <a ii v*v ui fin in a t o ■ r r i c i t v i ■n n • o r a a i n /." " tv .-s1 " 18 n K n in rr O " t m " 1" ih il iiEr H o tt V v eKNN Dial it r n r e l l t i * « l 111* iu v n » t» o f U m l , . l l u n l r In Hl.AVIA I U IA IN A O U I 'l H T H H 'T o f Hrittlilnl* (.'emity. i 'ln r liU , will lir lirh t ol III* l i m n t h ik k P af* C & C LI QUOR STORE "HEADQUARTERS FOfI COOP CHEEK" 112 SANFORD A V E N U E ' i u " r i i n i f o r ih * p u rp rm * o l ll* j i ill v ' I J m i t J<‘IIN IHJKA. I’r r . l i l r n t <" It 1'I.ONTH VI I. il A l t V . l . HiiJrtl nf n u p a r v ii. ora of Hlavln (It a l n u R * ln .it l'l Im II of i lir Town of flvlrniit Hr ml H"lr C o u n t y . F i o i M n . Ml t e n n V I n rk •* tii o n t h e IMfi ilny of Jiitir, I 95J, ft*r Ih* 1'U iiioht u f r l t e t l n g Ihr**** ttil I*ere Inof# IBS 2 trimnl penton*. anti '/I! m ,,i"' " r " rprlv-ala . ‘inl.*d enf m/ m « , . .lulJ Iii Snrli.S r '. pi *. .a inajorlt) ogtiniH f !i lif Jowiipfi "f «<•»*..** i n e l m u .1 m *Uc h d l i tu .-l .lull l o n e i - * M a r r In c o n u tl- PH O NE 0192 Floor Mats llim .n l f *r « mM un» y»ar*«ctic f o r t w o r > n .iL 1 one fo r H i r e r yr .if* , Mt it ill. iiI **«*! t.uii r i r r y a e r * o l Ininl In I hid r it In I i j i r i n i n i o n e e n a t e unit ti l . I . h a l l e o r h o w n e r nh *ll h e ©ntMlnl t o vot* | tn nerwon o r hy | i r o t y In w r f t l non a j iln lr niane<l f *»r e v e r y « t r o o f la ml DU. II. McLAULIN H ’OMETRIST l.,v' I i n OMacmrlia ort nnl by him 111 *»ieh Phone Sit gnurillniiN m a y ren re een * ihi-ir H I til ni e%er liltife iiml ml till it let I n I lo cm may rrtirtftrnl rein ton of <l«* /Inti SEAT COVERS - CUSHIONS A I ,I . FREE 1*1 u p s ' " i n ii K i » HOME TRIAL! MOTOROLA VDM III \L T F I EVM ION Co Hi l'l el e wllli Seminole Tire Shop ( f ’l hoonlrr GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE • IIA* « n n l » r il ** •• n n u M 2" l|n illlf IMimir :»7 H. -IAMKS GUT AGKNCV riu* ^ c n o r iil I n M ir a iM t flt',1 KANT I’lllST MHI I'.T .! ' IMIONF. 78 11. JAMKH r.UT 1D52 Dml^o Wayfarer 2 Door Scilati | Delivers in Sanford JAAn-ee. MKH 11 \ for MIMEOr.HAI'll PHINTINti - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES $ 2 7 ,7 1 . 21 IMnitlhs To Uny C R ED IT B U R E A U OF SA N FO R D TKI.K1MIONHN IS O mid 11171 SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS \ r.MI Kiiyl Kind Slrvt'I I*h'»np ,ni 1 Room 101 Sanford A llu u lir NiiDinnil llnnk llidhllitx Use HERALD WANT ADS F o r K m u II h T h r I . . M u n i r * f a i r * *M**t (» all IVnnI Art* im h l l a h r i l In M i r a n n fn rt llrrnlili f llm r n r per liar In .rflln n r l m f a lllo p r r l l n r I n a r r l l o n ■t llitira Hr Mf* Mn* I n a r r l l n n 111 l l m r . n r p r r l l n r liiarM In n Sr p r r l l n r f u r V r n r l f « ii n l r n o l l l i r m i r i l i In llir l l« r. Iliuililt H a i r I 'n r Mlnrh I a t r ■ npa ,11....... . In.,ilil .Tnii tMIAIMH) In fillMMI IMI 11 \ *'iiI Plinlin it.’lt. Kiuil.i I).JIu.m, Dial. liiitliiifi ItlMI., llltu*. IIII n nil llllll n lll'1 Dcir.ll VV II VV II.1.1 VMS. 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In l i l . u i f u r O i l . iu ••iimniiiilarlii* I h r a i l i r f l l . r r la n f f r l . i l In p u t p r . m p l l f . I n I i i d f f (lit M* III rfn ilrr Ihr h f . t pnn.lhla n r t i l . r . a l l W a n t ViU n m . t h r In n m n l f l r * « n ( * • d a t h r l n r r p n h ll r n l ln n . P l t n . r n n fiff a « fmmf d ln l.l * rm iin , ili't'a Pimm Sliur, I'.’O!* M v l U Fin nielli iip|ii'iiillm'iiu •"! .1 I 1(1 MiVI I II VM E H O U S E N 'ln li r i i i l i l . l l . il, KiirilKf. Ilii f RHONE 1 IS Mid FLOW Apt sliiln IIII.OO. ( VIIPF.N1 Ell O F F I C E D E S K S m Im lf |u in Fur ipMi'k ii'pnlr julin, "f .m ail | li'ii n 11fu II s‘ n - f i l i i . Iii’il lik*’ I " " luill.Unit, Call Inn 11 l'if M-4 III! \V. F li.lT lu ' F iiM iiiu tf O n trr. | l \ T T f ; l ( Y , (Irni'rntur or Hlnrluf i . l ' l i i ' i II imu S t n i u r n , F i r . I S t , A ----- — — S m i i ' r ( ’nil (•17, Swnln'K lintI ' n iii-li Avi'. A | i | i r n » (IMHMHI ' P I A N O S llu llu iin arri, Spun ’ ■ t r r y Srrvli r S mf'Uil Avrnu* ii ill Iniiulli' A iff ii nf f u l l t l r m 1 I p t i m l ft mil JfiPM.liM l i " ' l | iil| I uni '.'nil Slri't’l. I MCI I. lo ill un til. t w o »t**ry f u r i i m Ii i .I 1, 1111.1 ta i l * link Ave I'lltlOO flllll \l "— 7- ti ; I’T umr I,” P r l a - L D r a l u r k S.i|.|.li.'s W E E K 0 1.0 pttll.it rimin' I MH-VV I \ TV N M O W E R S ahutpem d III •VI I n irp.ilird. HIu i Iiiiiii ’h, 11(1 E. nil Si. fui H ELP W A N TED PLUM IIINfi H— HUTCHISON APTS Il.'l!' H-. At ‘uulinrf mill repulr wuik Frrr Innllr, Onyliinn Hi'iuTt |U*i V A R TIC LES EOR H ALE — 1 eslItTiate. It. L. Hnrvev 2U4 D E T A I L Suleaimiii Wiiultt) Slrn.lv wrrk, pin* In*, wllhuut lini-n. Saufnrd Awe. Plume IH'JM. einpluyinent. Finstune Sturea TU X E D O FEED S Cnmpleta linn. Pltonn Hmifuril UiHI-J. Hunt’* Tuxedo Fred Stiirr. The pi in t ir-nl. A U T O MeiTuitile Wanted, u rm r u l J A L O U S I E S thrifty, tnuile*l way i " muvert \L1, Mullein trailer «pmr nt expei Inure neeenanry. fiunriin f.OIII) A N il HAD Dint liutrll nr liii'r/rwuv lido a liemitlflll, nhnily Snlilnmlu Trail­ feed salary with |>uld vanitiun $ I (Mill Hof m riiiil, luivute muni. Teli'pliono er Park. Shufilclioaril*, ri'.reu- C»ed Mini have him,I tool*. Apply 2 pit. Livlnu Ruum I 128 for free eatimHle or *lo|i tlon room, all tllfil slmwei*. ilaetl Waller I’onnel, ni Semliinlit Ui.no Sidle hy MO Weal r u s t The F u rn i­ "Really clean fur folk* vvliu County Mnlurn. I'htuut lu ll ui ture Center. care." II mile* aoutli uf Suiifuiil I'tril llmiml (Ink llinlnit nfter II p.lli. 772-W. Talilo at Htan.lnr.1 Hln. 17-03 lllwny. Uaed 8 pe, OllU'lle on!!!! I H K 'll SCHOOL Huy wi.iitnl f,u ;t ROOM apt. near ocean, to re E'neil S'lfu With Hli|i Cover | Hiiturilay work. Apply Army .V I aiicf *pon*llile people ilnrlti* July |U»ed Ovcr*tuffed Emiuyi Nnvy Snrpln* Htore. F'ltvnj.; M i l 20. 0(1 and Annual. No ........ 14 S Cl, dr with Slip fhiver — II ! !)— WORK W A N TE D Coat** HI., Daytonn llnnh, Flu U koiI Wood lied, llo* Sprint; and Hair MaUien IIAHY H ITTE R Heat nf refer L'l— N OTH 'EH -PERSON ALS — 12 SPACIOUS nicely fiirniihfil 2 cotnplele .. . .TB.Ml «nce». Mr*. Miriam Vinup, lid .... iu«e in ^nnd iirlah- U»ed ’.nine Cheat of heiiniotn bouxe Weit lllth St. Phone 1011 M. H IE Wmklnit Mnu* "hopplim liurnood. Lai Lar«e hnrhmid. «e attic fun. Prefer Drawer* 20.00 iluce for new, ii*eil mill refill* adult*. Non pet*. Phone 18IM-W Cued l.urtre Ure**er ...... 10.1*0 IIA IIV S ITTE R , Mr*. Falkenlieiy, I l*hed furniture for the ennipIdU he ei>uip!d afttr 0 p m. Reu. IIIMiB Shopworn 1 pe. heat referonee*. Phono 121.1). home. Iluditet Priee*. Teleph'in) Retl Room Suite . 71).00 m7u7~ri77ii"atii------i 1426 Till* Fill hillire C e n l e t --11(1 2 H E D U O O M huuxe. furnlHhed. M A TH ER OF HANFORD SICK H O U S E 7 Drajfuy door*. Wl,Hl Phone i&OH-W. 20.1-0!) E. 1*1 HI. Phone 127 «ereen*, porch, *tep* repuir; —. paliitinR. Call “ " llotiie UiM'tin, YOUR CAM ERA won't wmk? \V« A PT.— .furnlihed or unfurnUlied, TR A V E R S E Kxtemlon Rodti0117*W after (liOO n.m. offer ft day Repulr Service on BOO Park Ave. to I OH". Henknrlk Ota** and ■■a-i. ' ___*■ miy make nr type. Call for e»tl« Paint Co. 10— Ilu*in»aa Opporlunlllr* — III LOVEEV «furnl»hed eotlaKe, II nmt*% The C mmm* A (Jift Shop, room* ^ptj bath. HI4 Elm Ave. ll.’i S. Mnu nIdin J_P hone 321*1. TH OR Dflltixn Ironer. (lood cni|. FOR S A LE — Orocery * Market, dltion. lin.lH). Call 17P2-.I or well nlocked. New fixture* IS— APT. with 2 large roomi, fur AUTOMOBILES — If Ka*t St. j r ^ r j u x ^ O ^ C U m y Ave.______ nlih'ad. 140.00. 1101 French 'on C H E V R O LE T. 4 door Stylellna O IL h UR NACES— Hy K rnky, 12— SP ECIAL SERVICES — 12 Deluxe. Excellent rondition. Wall, Floor and Fireplace, UNKORNT s H E D "aparUncnl. Call 23000 mile*. f IGO. Down, 1*11.0 ' M ACH Electric Servlco Moved 877- R. per month. Phone 1288 W. rarily to rear of 1(100 S lOS W. lat St. Phone l i t rd Ave, Electric motor r*>- 1041) SKRV1C ECYCLE, |40.0a ift Television and radio V E N E T IA N Ultnili— For Free Etm u la For gala Phomt IB31-W. aarvlca. A* naar to you a» your tlmate Call 820. Benbarili aiaax B HHALTY (Mephona 101. and Paint Co. 11*48 NASH '(100’ 4 dour -radio, A f t, Phpne 27 heater, deftoilen a*ul uth.r «xg f —« W, DUfrlfha C A B IN E TB , Coiintar*. Clipboard* WUvea A R P M d C O M tra*. Extra cltan. Priea 1050. C. Vail, woodworklnf, 812 SanAll Povatar IraaiA 10.00 M f’-uTon 1’. U it 28" j 1717 Avn, second M. «. II01)0K8 T H U If want to pujr, Rant or Sill, COLDHSORO PACKAGE W l . W. B A L U Realtor "“M i t r ' ......... . ; ■1 '. -i —* it.jsi.Vi;! ■ailiilfcA*l STDBR tata w. tath it. — guhtnnlead. Call SM WI. . •- hJh‘a’ I kit .ra, 4. -> ■• W rAj vi v tirum VllMel • A 4 ford Avtnut. Ptmh* 1488-J. 18TRAILERS -It WAHH1N 0 Mlcklne* repalr.n tRuek, eruimmlenl kei rice. VYuri IIDUSli TRAILER, IIUMI.OO. Call viW —TJ' ...;:t. ■- kV/. U for W. B. Griffin, riion. b U I. �Sulfuric add la mad* from h| drogcn, oxygon and sulfur. C l f lM Held At Junior High Methodtot Church Circles Officeti for the new pear war# dotted at the regular mootings if tirclee of the Women’s Society if Christian Service of the First Methodist Church. Circlo Mo. J net Monday at the home of the ihnlrman, Mr*. W. A. Hunter. ■•a. J. P. Ttiuiinoiid led the d»* Tha Junior Hick School, the tlon on Monday. :. RcfrcchmcntSj were served upon the arrival of the guests end a "rrt-acquainUd hour enjoyed. Miss Louise Slpplo presided st the business session end Introduced nrw offirsrsi Mr*, J, H. Nicholson, vice chairman and .* c,iu iy; Sirs. John Gllwfk •"! Ersduatlng clan of which aum- *ra 82 b o y and W girls, bald It* clan uay prograa this mornIrijr In the school auditorium and a number of awards wars made for attendance and scholarship. Each room and section was re­ presented pupils !» the pro­ 'vlioiial and conducted' thti meet- slstant secretary; M r\\. 1». gram. Principle H. B. True an­ ng. Kirby, treasurer; Mrs. - J. M. nounced that graduation will take The following officers were Leonsrd, study’ tjwmhiijI Mrs. « . piece Monday rnomlnr at tha school, with the Bey. Lucian Scott, K ited: Mrs. J. P. Thurmond, co* T. Werren, ■**,r,fu**|JA "j j!j*' Imam Mr«. L. M. Swain, sec- Ned Smith, swlal relations; Mrs. Lake Mary, delivering the ad­ otary; Mrs. C. E. McKee, mas* J* II- Anderson, sunshine; Mis. dress. irer: Mrs. E. C. Wllllems. mis* Pearson, reporter. ___ ... Mrs. W. 0. Flaming presented the Oise Qlee Club award to __ the .... tha C O m p o i fii o i tniBi t t i l l r i c i u i t j W i P t Eighth Grade which waa retire, Esther Williams. Vivian Blaine and Joan Evan* In a scene from sentrd by Barber* O'Barr, class It. M. Mason, Mrs, J. It. William* and Mrs. Clyde Kamsey. Mrs. MOM'* musical fun hit, “Skirt* Ahoy”, in color by Technicolor, show­ president. Leonard led the devotional and ing on Kit* Theater screen 8unday, Monday and Tuesday. Glee Club accompanists also re­ decipleship, Those attending were ceived awards. These Included Mrs. R. u. Hitchlson. Mrs. Hmitli, Tom Wyatt and Paul Elliott of Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Williams, Mrs, the Eighth Grad* and Ann Thurs­ U. F. Dyal, Mrs. J, H. Anderson ton and Nancy Cash of the BovJr., Mrs. J. F. Riser, Mrs. Kirby, snth Grade. rs, Leonard, Mrs. J. E. McKIriAll school pupils wen dis­ y, Mrs. John Olllon, Mis* Rip­ missed at noon today w tha troopers broke up a sltdown strike school ple and Mrs. Psarson. term. weekend with relative* el Day. of 200 Negro convicts at Loulalana’s State Penitentiary today, Circle No. 8 met nt the E. H. tons Reach. Mr. and Mra. Charlei Geiger firing three gas sheila into their Laney horns on East Elghtaenth Street. The meeting waa called lr> and daughter of North Carolina camp barrack* ami selling 41 order by Chairman Mrs. C. E. were visitors of Mr. Geiger's ringleaders. l('eafle>#4 green Peg* One I Chorpenlng. Devotional by Mrs. II. mother Mr. and Mra. Phillip Col. Prancla Grevemberg, data Rauer, for a few deya last week. the government for veterans' train­ II, Crumley and prayer by Mrs. J. police superintendent, laid troop, Mr. and Mr*. IJsmey Shulti era radioed him .from lha prisop ing not ftctually given. C. Davis, president of tnu Wom­ An employ* of the accounting en's Society of Christian Service, left Inst week for their home In at Angola, about 70 mllea north­ New York. opened the meeting. west of here, the other convicts agency’s Detroit office, Sprague Th« Geneva Youth Cluh held a Involved had surrendered ami re­ said Comptroller General Lindsay Officers for the coming year et-together Warren asked the Justice Depart­ and a surprise birth- turned id Iheir farm work. ■re si follows: Mrs. Chorpenlng, nv party In honor of Valleen Prison Superintendent D. D. ment In Beplember, 1948, to try chairman; Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Prevatt who received many Rater radioed for slate police help to recover an allaged $19,000 over­ vice chairman; Mrs. Crumley, sec­ charge from the-Detroit firm on retary; Mrs. M, L. Nichols, tress- pretty and useful gift*. Refresh­ early loday when the convicts. la a government contract. urn; Mrs. Clarence Wallis, cour­ ment of punch, eookles, and Camp "I, refused to leave their nprague said that In April, 19G1, tesy; Mrs. V. XI. Wyatt, publicity; watermelon were served. About barrack* and made several de­ he came to Washington on anothsr Mrs. Ray Herron, social relations; aft attended. rase with George Petsar, an asMr. and Mrs. John 8tone and Mrs. S. G. llarrimnn, literature; slstant U. B. attorney. and Mrs, Charles Brown, status uf family had aa their guest Sunday On April 9, the witness aaid, Gen. Ridffway Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Stone and woman. Falser visited Baur at his Wash­ family of DeLeon Spring*. Announcement was made that ington botsl, and latar left n note U ' M i l i w S f’r»m Pass Oa*> Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas the July masting will be in tha have ns their guest for * few peace we have so lately rewon at In Sprague's hotsi room saying form of a rovered dtah luncheon at ■lays l.t. Comdr. and Mrs. P. E. so fearful a cost. "The alternative Hiur had telephoned Boyle and the home of Mra. E. C. Daniels Lusk uf the station In Jackson­ waa slavery. . . . We have ag­ McGrath. with Mrs. Nichols as co-hoslese. ville. Sprague uoted the note aa say­ gressive intent toward none." At the conclusion of the meeting Itldgway referred to "the illim­ ing “They both came to his Mr*. Lurllle Norton and son delicious refreshments were ter* (llaur'a) suite." renlum and also welcomed now veil by the hostess to Mi*. Chur- have visiting them for a few itable reservoir* of our own He testified alto that Petaer told strength" and declared: •lays Mra. Thomaa Bailey of members Mr*. A- F. Collum, Mrs. penlng, Mrs, St lick land, Mrs. him ho was going to discuss "If these historic evidences of Winter Park, W. L. Elder and Mrs. Klsla Bare­ Crumley, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Haur’a case with McGrath tha fol­ The Rev, and Mra. Lyman Hall strength should he mistaken by lowing foot into the circle. Wyatt, Mra. Herron, Mrs. Harrl- nml morning. the lords of Communism os Indi­ family bad aa their guest Rwfrothmenla were served to man, Mr*. Drown, Mr*. Dankla, Spragua said he turned the note cations of weakness, be construed Hr*. Grady Herman, Mrs. T. E. Mrs. Clark Lennardy, Mrs. K. 0. Sunday Rev. Hall's mother, Mra. ns signs of a declining clvilliatlon over to the comptroller general Wilton, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mra. B. Williams, Mrs, J. N. Assarello, Mary Hall of i’lnecaitle. They that places peace before freedom, and relurnad to Detroit. D. Priest, Mrs. Olive Wells, Mr*. Mrs. waiter Clark, Mrs. R. R. also had a* their guest Monday comfort before sacrifice, self be­ The witness said a court trial R. ¥> Crenshaw, Mra, W, 8. Thorn­ Monroe, Mrs. II, C. Morgan and Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Maloon of fore common good, that error cleared Baur of criminal charges Orange City, ton, Mrs. J. (]. Walts, Mrs. W. J. Mr*. J. C. Davis, in connection with the alleged Mlsae* Imogens and Nadlna would bring dreadful suffering to overcharging. Davis, Mrs. Nettle Tallis, Mr*. Hostlck spent the weekend in us, but 11 would bring destruction 'ed Collum, Mra, R. !|, Rtely, And be said Assistant Atty. Gen. to them and their power." (Train with relatives. ra. W. L, Elder, Mr*. Elsie ", , . Lot no one underestimate Hoi maa Baldridge notified the GenMr. and Mrs, Herman Fora and Barefoot, Mra. U< W. Barefoot, orni Accounting Office In June, daughter Loretta visited relatives our resolve lu live as free men, 1B91— two montha altar hia Wash­ Mrs. G. W. Halley, Mrs. B. W. In our own territories, engaged In Sturdivant, Mr*. Gtorga Gray and ntult peaceful *\iiitr-sifll! pursuits, hllNIllta ” he ha con­ PAH. ington trip— that the government our own Mra. McDaniel. would not prosecute a civil suit tinued. "Above all let no one mistake for racovary of the money, Sprague aiid Baldridge told Mm ‘ Circle No. 8 met Monday at tha our patience, our tolerance, our home of Chairman Mra. E. G. constant quest for peaceful solu­ the reason was that “ soma of the BAGASSE NEWSPRINT Kilpatrick Jr. Mrs. J. M. McCsstions at the council table aa evi­ witnesses are dead." NEW YORK US— The Journal of dence of fear." "Are any of them dead that you klll led tha devotional portion of Commerce printed a sheet of its tha program using a part of the The general also arranged to know o|T" Brapguo waa asked. regular press run today on news­ lay wreaths at other historical "No, sir," he replied. Thirteenth Chapter, Corinthian*. print made from bagasse— tha points along tho invasion beaches The devotional was concluded with waste of sugar cane. • poem 'Thu Lon Had A Job For during the day — at Mlleiloai The New York business dally Eero, start bf tho "Lthcrty High Me” by Mra. N#l la Vaughn. ran tho bagosio paper sheet way," route of victory through Mra. Kilpatrick preeliM over through 2.000 copies of II* Friday France to Germany; at monu the business and Mr*, k . W. Turedition. ttar read from the Methodist rnent* and military rematrrlot Tim naiier was made at the where lie thousand* of soldiers Woman tho goala for th* neat llerty Laboratories at Htvannah, Who fell on the beachhead, quadrenial. Elected to aery* with Oh , under a pro-hydrolysis process Mra. Kilpatrick this year wvre Invented by Joaquin cm la Rota, Mra. It. F. Robinson, co-ehalrmam DENTAL PRESIDENT Cuban burn New York engineer. Mrs, O. K. Guff, secretary) Mi*. MIAMI REACH Leslie Do la Rum wai pleased with Paul llortun, treasurer; Mrs. A H'eailieva rties fS Il Uaa) the results of the run, the second U. ilell, West Palm Beach, was elected president of the East Coast ambassador to tho United States In three weeks. District Dental Society today, auci alnca Dec, 31, 1947. Mrs. Charles Rowes, Mrs. Char cording Dr. J. Ernest Edwards, Hia disclosure that ha did not penlng. Mrs. Fundoni, Mr*. HarMre. Har Coral Gables. Intend to return to hia poat-con­ aunahlna chairman; Mra. Nellla r|a, Mr*. Robert Mitchell, Mr*. Dr. Jack II. Beckwith, Miami, tradicted aarllar nuaslan ambassy Vaughn, reporter. Tha floats**** Um ar Rowland, Mrs, Swsuk, Mr*. was chosen president elect. statement* that hia trip waa a aarved refreshment* to Mrs. MeR, V. Thompson, Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Other officers named Included: vacation and that ha planned to Casklll, Mrs. flhlnholser, Mrs. Williams and Mra. Tyrs. Dr. Albert D. Rosenthal, Miami; coma back. Horton, Mrs. Graok, Mra. Vaughn, Panyuahkln shrugged and aald. first Vico president; DR. William Mrs, Dora Guarry, Mrs. Turner, 'lateher, Mre. Murrla Forgujon, Circlo No. II mvt on Tuesday R. Edwards, Fort Lauderdale, sec­ "1 wouldn't lias to comment," Mrs. L, T. Dos*. Mra. Goff, Mra. Ira. Jonaa, Mra. Robert Jones, owning at MtOO p.m. with Mra. Kuvice president, and Dr. E. when asked by reporters what hia Robinson, Min Parrish, Mra. Kil­ fra, Marvin Leddon. Mra. Meeks, genu Williams, eircla chairman, ond Munroa Farber, Delruy Beach, sec- new aailgnmanl would be. / patrick and a visitor, Mra. John Irs. Sipple. Mrs. Kmury 8pl*r, who opened th* masting with a ratary-traaiurer. On leaving the State Department Ira. Tyre, Mr*. John White, Mr*, praver and eaplalnad th* quadDr. Edwards (did th* meeting building, he told newareel and talejfllllams. Mr*. Lay, Mrs. Howard, rental goats for 1968-88. Mrs. that dentists should keep abreast Circle No. 4 mat on I (ra. Anderson and a visitor Mra. Marvin Dial, assisted by Mrs. M. of dental progress in order la • homo of Mrs. Boy W. Caatla and Mra, Williams render the best possible service ra. g. O. Shlnholaer conducted a pledge service after I tha opening devutb Circle No, 8 mat Tuesday at which the following officer* were t0Only imiy in in ooing doing thia, inis, ne he saiu, said, caoi [Ills presided over thi he home of Mre. W. W. Tyre with elected] Mrs. Dyal, co-chairman; dentists meet lha threat of so­ ambassador also said bo waa talon at which time t Kra, Roy Wall and Mre. George Mr*. Makulm Higgins, secretary; cialisation In tho health profeiaUM). happy'!' about bla departure g officer* were electsi Williams Jr. co-hostesses. Mr*. Mrs. Thao Pate, treasurer; Mrs. "Though outwardly at tho mo­ ir during th* ytaki 1 3erl Chorpenlng Jr. lad tha da- II. O. Smith, secretary and aoela) ment this threat stoma dormant, yuahktn, who has frequently 'right, co-ehalrmnni ft fotional with Mrs. W. W. Tpro relation*! Mrs, Earl Dosaay, lit- I aiaur* you that it la only 8 eCal), secretary; Mil maiding ovar tha huilnei* so*---------------------r r ------ r — temporary condition and tho threat labary, treasurer; r M lion. Bh* Introduced paw offleer* t will be presented again and again lie, missionary study; dr*. Mas Fundom, co-chairmen! In tho years to coma," ha said, drs. Roger Harris, , decretory| lira. Walt, treasurer; Mra. Churian, status of woman I Mrs. John 9 ^ »»n ng, mission aludyi Mra. G. 11 lanton, Wumbarahlp; Mra. Al urphy, aunahlna ehairmsai Mra. ralehnn Crawsil, worship canter lalrman. Tha boateaaea served refreshante to Mr*. Arthur Backwltb, ra, Blanton, Mrs. Caatla, Mra. sen, Mrs. fl. J. Denton. Mra. [ GENEVA NEWS | “Belle* On Tholr Toe*" With the “Chenper By the Boxen" Family back again 1 i■ or.-*' SfcW Prison Strike Broken By State Troopers DAYS TO REMEMBER S • • • • • Always Nice Te Give THE ESSEX STUDIO ROBERT L. COX PHOTOGRAPHER lUH NORTH PARK AVBNUB PHONE 878 EUR APPOINTMENTS S S KuHsian Envoy BIRTHDAY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CHRISTMAS MOTHERS DAY Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepbum are co-itarrxl In tha Stirring drama, “African Queen” being shown for the first time in Sami nole County at Movlvland Rlda-In Theater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Radio Briefs By MAKION HARMAN WTRR's Sunday b r o a d c a a t schedule Include*: "Th* Little Gauntry Church" at R:<H) o'clock Sunday m o r n i n g , followed by broadcast from St .Luke's Luth­ eran Church In Slavla nt o'clock. First Methodist Church service will he broadcast at 11:00 o’clock, and nt (1:90 o’clock In the evening a broadcast from the Church of Christ. -HODColleen Engehretsun will handle tha mlcroohotie chores tomorrow morning at 11:00 o’clock on "The Children's C l a s s i c H«ur". Her mlke-mate, Dorothy Holloway. l« visiting at Stetson University this week. This week's broadcast Is the 162nd In the series. •I4W* "The Freedom fltorv”, a Sunday broadcast over WTRR at 2:90 o'clock, make* some unusual revstations. Created In dramatic form from actual Investigation* and historical records, listeners are In­ formed on government, local, state ami national. •1400Tcd Hanna I* at tbe micropl one again on Monday at 12:49 o'clock with another of hi* “business re­ porter" broadcasts. Mr. Hanna tskea listeners behind the scenes In many Interesting and unusual Industries to esnlaln th* history, purpose, and ethics of tha busliter* world today. •I486* Florida Highway Patrolman Bob Harrison will havs another safety message for WTRR listener* Sun­ day evening at 8:16 ocloek «n WTRR’s public service program “Tha Safety Show”. Music by the Safatyatta* and safety hints for everybody, i 11 , - \l • V t il 1H IN r0 < *. « ' M i l ’ Seminole T ire Hhop Cherry Service Station Jeon Her. H(n„ Lnngwood Oviedo Bervlce Station W ill pleased ts Lorraine Alien Cugat a* she returns to New York from Europe aboard the It* D* Fro nee. During her tour (ha tracked down new talent for her dance band, and her es-hiubarut, Xavier Cugat, I* going to have a little competition, shs declares. The show must go on, aa they say, and sna has something to show. Saturday Only! • Any Pure Oil Station Double Feature • ) : ; ■ ij« a g ia n e e a t « 3 M W B Uat Chapter "MyoNfleeo Island" Now Soria) < ’Dan Dar# Devil Rtiso Again'’ Plea — Carteta SUNDAY - MONDAY aid TUESDAY! �&f8K38 t v Y O U D O N ’T I y « u Sanford Herald. City ty, by 7iM F. M.. please rail YELLOW CAB 1444 AN IN D EPEN D EN T UtUl.V NKWSI’Af’Mil Established 1'JOH SA N FO RD , F L O R ID A MOHp.AV II NK !*. !!• Assoc in led Press Leased Wirt- Russell Gives His Views On President Tr urn an Sees Early End To Steel Controversy U.S. Issu es Senator Agrees With HSTForeignPolicy; Supreme Court ” , ' 1 To Give Ruling 1)! r|*« *■■■■ « .* _• I ir it n W ith l i.stiff On Segregation ............ v Republican G r o u p Meets In ChieagA, By JACK HF.IJ, , . CHICAGO if* — Supporter* of GW. DtfltfM D. Elrautetoer t llln iM l (May ■ move by batter* a ISaa. Bateit Ai Tart •• M M Gi v Dn i Iu MafAritbar aa RvyabMcta aallaaal cunn n m keynoter. I . BatacU Sprague, New York M ilM U l commil toemm, told thh rtportor Uw Elsenhower forers art opposed to selection ul Mac Arthur because be hai publicly arted Tall In the pre ronvru campaign. m rcTb ■*1*■ |*k/|j ^ VI 1 b P C ase Involving Rail ro.nl Seizure Is Oi (let ctI I) i s in i v.:. r • 'THT* r 1■ fair Lr W A S l H N h IttN 0 I Im* |»t4 int i tunI 11itI ,i v i i i 111 to i tv lit lli# i »*l't I'p.tllull i>t lull .#ii *| r*i i n t llllllren in I I Ul lit tl v |n(tiiii rlllHlh ' (lliliill In Ililt 1,1 u i l 1 lit* i tun ( | m il l fu n i'li nil Ivbn at*|u*il ii. .« ii i.tit'iil . Attn *I All II *' H" -it lull l l '■U ill Ml nig badge ul tiifi i ini ili ' nhl. fi h i .1 hiitl rfti >t m| iim Mu ii t'hlliliHi* Hic*y lOOUntd » »'i »*i alion •• fore viotat* tin* « mi t i l i i h m u l gnaruntee ul m i u M ptiu* tn*n it tin* l.itt T h e Jp|*i d .. .u l. t tin* \ .»*t*I«I . g WASHINGTON u v - Sen. Rich B. RustelJ of Georgia aaid to ’ be think* he li the only can lie for the Democratic Pres I oaotial nomination who la sure ho could beat either Gen. Du Uhl D Eisenhower or Sen. Hubert A Tuft for the Presidency M itrall presented hli views as a Praaldential aspirant in the week hr magazine U. S. News nud World Report. Me said, in part: Fair Employment Practices CumprlxiUK lid gills nioi >11 Uiyit, tli** Rrininola High Helmut i-ln.n id III62 will hold rcnlpd by ilupt 1 Commission with compulsory purf its giiiiliiulii.it program tonight nt HitKI o'clock ut the ii-hool umhlurioili. Peatu rln g lh>- p”i >’i.'v.'liihil Jr.. foi l arii era i would endanger cnnslitulion.il iwnslitulii program will In* talk* hv Mmgtirtd Malloy, vnh'dlclorian nnd Itoh.'ii th.kwilh mol hy .link II. liberties; Itursell favors voluntary vulutaiunan. The risen him hern oui' tnndlng hi Its iivhirvcmriits uiid awards will !«■ pilncipul Tier High fE P C . 9 He agrees with the liruad mil lines of the Truman Admlnl-.lra tlon foreign ixillcy, hut would ask It t M ip p o in t f f d U. 8 allies In carry more »t the expenses of coiuballlng Commu nlsm. He could balance the budgtd, on less the internnlloiint slluatlnn wor­ sens, by calendar PJil, at ahmit The imi'orlmire I*. \mt*rirn •>/ llo- yuutli g iu d u u i ln c from |i > Ihe present rate of federal s>end .eliool. WBrt n l l r M o l h i -I infill hv Ing. Ot nr <U billion dollars n year Ihe Itev. I.. It. Itii'Moii. |.m lor of He would not ralso taxes, except Lnlco Miiry Minister (he tops Isolated instances, and increases t'liillrli of the Nazni'.'iie, ill a Tnuld be balumcd oil by de Askti Students To huerwluiiienlo .I'liilmi to Ihe l-'e creases. g rn ilo u lii o( H.'ioioole High J u s t i f y Sehoo'.ing Hi pool loot liifhl He thinks lh<* Hupreme l ourl Three oilier mim >• in iurtlclrightly ruled against President The Itevereii'l l.iiiTan Hcolt, In 1.nil'll uUo In Ihe program til the Truman’a claim of inhoreni con the |iitn«l|ml address nl th« Hnn- l.igh niTiool niidltorlom, the Kxv stltiitional (towers to seize Ihe | ul M*|!ri':! it uni u.tl Photo ii> Ml i 111mi! i hi Tn|it'k;i, tutu uni r i i K i i i l u f i (\mnt> , S « ‘ lli m i \ ci Mn i, ii « iiriiv of flu' i .i t i bull *iff*■-1 pu’ i I be M'lmul I'l’tr iiiiui m’iu i iIf Tin* liit'li It limn 11 w ill In mi >i <* meiltn on liuth . i j u u m I thiin.* it nrw I f i m lisili I n - 'n r. i i . l i. .mt! m ay hand dm I. i #|•rt inn I «fMil*, vi ii ni (-ii i \ hi I*i if tint I nn* l hv t in -t "Mill i .11nil i l i It i .til tit tl ii in i ,iJiHlHI**: 11 t i til In Mi .1 i . - Hi ! ». Ill U till .till 1 i I * 1 ill. ill ft'ii' |Mil. | ru n . tl... I> V It . In M in l, N H u l l Inn mi tut Hu I .v .’vtis ■Mlrd lii 11.'I MI1III I' M.itrla, •iill.ii m il i I'd' ' bmmuiI 1L3 Graduate At Seminole High Scli/m! Gra Httiion Name Throwers Sanford *Iunior Exercises Will Be He f f '{i ;I?t Used To Break Up ■ii'lUWlI sy 1**111 Mu 111 v. ill in' .11.i.11 High Program 1 ' : POW Compounds Steel industry The M f campaign Issues will be how to' avoid World War, llire e ; govtrnrneni cleanup, amt concern oyer Inflation and the public debt „ I f . Kpreau _ truce __ um;olistiona light *W v li “ tnrk sde of Chino Mtnb keros* lint Yalti, amt us* Chinese Nationslht forces (he did not say where) He favors continued government support fur farm prices He does not favor compulsory health Insurance, hut doe* favor federal aid to medical schtuilh through helping veterunv to gut medical ediicallon He favors setting up labor rmirti |o handle union • management din pules. Meanwhile G. O, P convention arrangements conuniltnn oliciumI • twoday session in Chicago, with sirring supimrl reporled lie veloping for selecilon of Gen, Douglas MocArthur as convcntlnn kevnoler. With only four weeks left, Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio and Gen <CaettaU*d Ha I'aae Nisi tiBoya To Be Tried For Auto Robbery Four teenagers were picked up In ■ ■toleu nut muitille nt the Prairie Lake urive-tn Theater last Friday night after the Mother of omi of the youths rereported her car had been «*nlen, Highway Patrolman R. IT. Ilurri'ion reported today. The buys will jiand trial In the Juvenile court ■ te r this week. ' Arthur Earl Hickey, (11, of Maitland, was arrested lest Fri­ day night after a minor hit-andrun accident on Roulh 427 one Mil* south of AlUmonta Muring., Ha waa also charged with driving lag while liUuxirated, Patrolman Herrleon reported. While driving north, lllrkey ktda-swiped a ear driven hy F. B, JTMinga, M. of Orlando. Walter JbMonad. Winter Park, who was •allowing Youngs, raw the oncldent and turned around and ehaaad Hickey down before culltha police. % |o mnage to both can was Rev. J .R McKinley Is Reappoinled To Methodist Church Tho Hay, J. F. McKinley wai reanpoiniwl an pnntor uf the First Methodist Church of Hanford for the eighth succor dve year at the IhHih annual Florhia .conferenco of Ihe Metliudisl Church nt Lakebind lust Week. Home .'1117 appointmi'tita were niudo nt the con­ ference, which lasted f r o m Wednesday to Hiimlay. hy Bishop Roy Hhort, who elto delivered tha annual conferencH Sermon on Sun­ day. Methodist Church membership In the conference urea has In­ creased l,2<M In the past year to n present total of 164,224, the Rev. McKinley revealed today. Total cash receipts of the Metho­ dist Church in Floridny In 1061-62 Were 97,067,1106, on Increase of 9HM3l2>tS over any previous year, fiver 9407,00(1 wax raised during this period fur mission purpoocs, an Incrcnao of 934,147 over the previous year. Other appointments made In this area included the Rev. Kdwnrd Klrchet- of Bnterprine to the Church nt Pitieraxtla and inford Herald wation-Pack ford Innior High School comlnei)ccmeiit exerules this morning, urged the gradiuiting 'Tai* "I., prove that the l|iv«*luiciit which lha ntaM and nation has madrt in yonr yduratluti thus not liven wniteiT" Another *'hlghlighi of Ihu progrm.l win the prexeu. in Lion of iho Daugliteix of Iho American Itsvi'lulion Mednt f,<r excellence in the study of hi'tiirv Mi's Marv Father Powell hy Alin. I( K. Tolar. In Id* Introduction nf Dr. Hen" Mi I IV. l.awion. Seminole I'oun h ruhool ’oipeilntenilcht, le.-nlle-i Hmt the Ii AH medal had once heeii awarded to Red Rather, iiutiomdly known n|MoT omiiieniuior. Mr. l.nwJon iil*o I'.'illed for the more Intensive Himlv of history to pro­ mote a willingneas to muke tacri flee* for the nation. Dr. Scoll, minister of tha l.ake Mnry Community Church, made four iiiiiri'eiilUitin in the incmhera of the i-rndunting i'I iih* cnnceriilug lli*-tr deportment in the "larg­ er life Into which you are mov­ ing." lie urged first that thuy ho llmmnelveg, that they "stand oil yuiir own per*imHliti«s. Don't try to Ini some other boy or girl. The world mlmlrcj a person Inal's mi Individual." "Dor^t try to nut tilings over on ntlii’i peoplti," he argued u* Ills secnnd point. "Ro honest as you go lido yolir nchool work." Thirdly ho advoculeti the living of a <!odcenlered life, and finally urged that iho class recognise, "the tmsiness of life Is nut to get, hut Ihe business of life la to share, The only thing that you savo Is l i ’uudnueg tin Page T n u j A. II. Mclnula of llo- F ir.I Preshvtvrlan Chnn h who |iroooiincci| ihe invocation; the lt**v. II I.. Zimmerman «f Holy Ci*. i I.Tdacw|IMl f.’hurth who i e .i l Ihe n.'|i|t l M i a « A I K t . t W H»V. W Ilnjol:*: Jr of Hie p in t Ihipllxl < HtiT. li who gMVu the hejoilietliio nanir, "Itlest Hind- " lie I h>' i tin111 ■ vni) u | , illa i t ,iii)*i, in n lu illy of Florida's gradu at bsccaiaureal* servHe advised In both "Don’t acquiesce ' }gl evade crayenlyj don’ t adjutant.ratve diplomat ton! i»¥wilfS 'l l I (M l \N Hunt Ill'll II.) I tn'il Will \ (ill Hi.'I Invnilii; w i roiTul '!• ' i ii t t ii ml liv i he I lily'll i ni In (In lied', dug H<iinI.iy Hi I'.'l il t| ....... Htt.lMO iToloii '■'M min iiioie m.iiiagi'ulile liOtl •n ’ oiipiiiind will lie lltii' I n n ' Ion I llo .il tie i in.dll hlow .'il •nunc uni nnte* led m u i.'M't II. i pit ntli'l Ill'll . |Hlc ' I " . > I'l l , l e u ,i |'I l i t p ii p t l l .l Kill 1 11 111 f. IJ II i i.iii tm Hie cl ii | n| i Ipi i .it ii ii i ' ■) " p Ii.l mil lie) II It 11(1,n11It'*',I I -I M i ■•Hi v i 'i 0 iiiiinlin'iice wo* 111iilci i' ' . I " i i d I " ihe Hcroinl i l r a i i T d tiny l ie Mil mi >ii n In i i v i l and Hie veiling up i I M i l i H in I Imi.I p c u k il h 10 fluid uf I'um >i h ili' l i u l ........ ili, which with i.limiuitc H .i "Mil......nf. i i and dl |il ill i .i 11] v will i lili i li .v l. I, It'll IP.In 11 I .l I i . 1‘ u n i . i i) a. im in Hen fit i situ* iion i*tliti1 ft M• ' lie du di'il III ,1 I In- Ihtec I III|||HIIIII)Is tile Hie '>"' i mil lily on tlie i l.iinl I 'l l '.nil in oaiTi have dill! ii ui In mound huddiiu;. ami imi In i iiiupoillnl /it w'hi'te Ihe 'm im i rump I'liiiimuoiler, line -ii iimi I'ldunei) I'rmimv Dodd ' I held host ilge HI hum hr I Hindi lln i e wan li'Veilnli n ln tlj n Ho' hlaek pnfli linji 'llimi officer* >pei'iiiuli d dial d iTinklng and li.iiiiiiii'iing id in I il IIH' till 1111m ilii -1 well' la-ill mini t crude weapons 11nr. M •** Wi'ii •til l I » tilt iM“ .'Iteiumv Hiiktn .Mii i .11'rt i vttr itii I*!•fit ,j*f»I Mi l until v ifllflb *amkill ITii y J Iifmi i 11nfi t \Vlit14 Itnlihv I ; r ili iru Vit lur ll.t Aktit!. IWliy I'r inf I hvuitl (iiinliiii (si iii rr 11«-r *>st»mt i >n ili) V miii 11- i (M*r( fn >u >iii n tilt i iNmifi ltmi.if.1 i lylnt MHNHAN, Korea ijv Ihe tup m >iif( Wliilin v* i>taiif i tivtn Imi n i ti 111 if Hi i Hill mil it.iki j "iniinmkt I'limioamler* lialay ml a le11i t to Gen Mail, t’latk, • nrttfi liuKiii, ilnln'rl Iti'ilMi United Natliitii Far Bail emu i l» v i **ii i (u ♦if, Ralph IVhT'. ni "i.h i through liaiMiii nilu i r* ■ mid )( iimiiin Wlllhim fiuit > 'll Hie llillitiv ih'itilloi kl-d hole.ill 1 timv < ii Ulhl I lilt I ' i i * ii ml .tin. talks I'olili'iil . o( tlm iiiolli pace li lli'i t i f t anth 11» . inn i ‘ii im 'Igitod hy MurlIt lint cun Hen Id, Carl Smith, .l.inu * Vmioe miii II .Sung ami t lilue-,c Hcu I I idlmi H *\lf y Pi'OJJ Teh I tinii Market Sells Swimming I a w h d i i k Sturt At City Pool Hi,000 Produce I'nits The lTty'ii rccruntional program was launched today at tim sluif flelionril Court Playground nn the l.akefrout wlu u lit children between Iho ages of 0 111 yours old enroll ed, it was aiinoimrrd today ily Thomas Stringer, rocrealianul di rector, Tomorrow tho first awl minim: lesson will lie givun si thu Municl pal Pout All children are request ed to report at Ihe pool at tt-16 a.in The first softball doiihlehezdcr will be staged At tho l.akefrout diamond hegliming el 7:3d p m. to morrow night when Wiison Malcr Furniture Rtoro plays Robson' * Sporting floods. At g: 15 p.m, thu Navy will meet Hunt Mercury. II Ml' " L ■till I) lII111 -t' III hliNidv "l"|'*"N"! 10 W.drill'd dll' lll.'IOCNV Th e lli y li fiehool Unti l, on.l> . ■lire, lino ni hr i n - i 1 uwley , |.I . KffffiNtrntion BeffinH For Sheriffs* Meet II till I . tl I and triu y.i:, today m a uc Til . iehi .ii-imI lor lln> iiiitni i bn akup ol Rule > 17 prl*onei H-i |oiinpmiid iiilo emsllfi • in'. I. I'm Tint* d I h ABUED VETS DAYTONA REACH |*-Nlncly five per cent of America's dis­ abled veterans feel the public has forgotten Its obligation to Its war handicapped, delegates to the Flor­ id! Disabled American Veterans three day stiver anniversary con­ vention, ware Itdd at the dosing session here Rttnday. The more titan 360 delegates FATING GRADIUTKH chose Pensacola as their coo GAINESVILLE OD-telrcling a vention site and defied Edward J. live pArtner mu) undertAklng a Cooper, Miami, es commander. full time job are two fundamental problems facing graduates. Duku University'* Dr. _____ ilorneli N, N. Hart »/(« ti " I t IM.AND. hoit-ii jv ti •; .11 'I*•-f o:ml linin' Himwei A iilee C'luh Chou, dirucleil Ity Ml 1 llllie Iteerte Whittle, unrig, "Lord of llo.itn*', mid "III w. Ariee," mill with the eoniiregnl■..■i eil the ......... union <1. “ Poni|i nr. Clti’UliMl mn e mol the reee i i.ui'.i "Alnrch ftnm Alibi" while II rlnss ni en|i. m il gown'!, mile • and h fl Hie iiii.lll.il lull! I'he Itev V.u-diluo linxed h' sermon on (he need iif n "u|iiiitiin anchor" in life to "hold onln when the iilorno of life blow, lit pointed out i hut mutorinl gmo populai it v, and the deeire to h mire el* fill tire mil lenire etinu'd ''anchor* for Hie tioill", hut urge I the yruduntei lo ha>« their no choruge on ‘fullti ns n divinely n|i iioiii I h.I wnv of leeidving tin idesilllg i Hi find." Ameilcn, he lold Ihe grailiiule would soon die If il were not fm the youth leaving our tchnol "Aoienea will eilher ho hetter m Worse hecause of vmir influence.' Hel ving an ninrshnlls . for llo clns'i were Hoy Wilkin* nud lierul.t llehiens. CTu** sponsurti me Mi. Rehecca Mleveii*, Mrs. \V. It. Fort, Airs, iluyd Coleman and Btswari Oatchvl. tiiaduallon exerriics will lak place tonight ul H;IK) o'lhi.k nt He school miditorliiiii. llr.iilu.ilef. as Ihcy apiiaarril In Iho line of mart'll were Atm Kclmll, Pal llurrii, Virgin!.< lluwelMix, Doris Ollli'v. Mildred tec, Pva K Willlamr,, Nancy Dav W. K. Van laion. secretary of cti|Mjrl, .Marie (liNuliug, fluby the Florida. Hheriff’s AaMiclatlun. tialny vixili-d Hheriff P. A. Muro regnriling plans for the conven­ tion hern of thu Association, the registration for whlcK was duo to atari this afternoon at 4:tHt p.ui. at th« Valdes Hotel. The opening meeting nf the pro­ gram is nchedulml for IO:(MI a.in, tomorrow ut tha City Commlaslon Hoorn at tho City Halt. Sheriff It. te Kendrick of Escambia Comity will preeida. Tim program includes u luuchaan at tho EnWupal Pariah House and a barWtia .at 0;3O p.m. at tha Country Club. dulled ( If lie*| ‘."uMi'i n t ,i It md d>| Mi ni cl.i \ iruifn i Mid M.iMafli . i has• takfM dl l. u i i i i h .m ild i ,! inf.ird I'.row. r. "hi M ini.) mill el pri.ilure (nr SII.PVl l i t week it.I It llVe I'l.'K I"."'l l I "III I VII h> nl of i.iiil" iiii I T,'i*i Im:’. Itu dic'Ctor id tin' Fbohln Suite Farm .i Mnrkci aid Hun lay. Hirci'tor Ullllkm I. Vi'ilmn .mid i i liix uoekly live .(in h ic(M>rI that . ..•ii m a r l. I inn .. il IV fi'.H KH ii.mpami mill on livi m n imls. the pivviou* week. in hi.i fruit ami vegetahh' report V. ilon (did Hlarke iunve.1 nni <r iic>. id lie icv yellow f.weH corn i i.eleil II !i fancy hv federal In i|M-'Tora; " Pt.lld I'ltv "h i 91,702 i xkagoo for a 91^0,697 2., uro-.s; ..ml 1U.2 Ut wnUniicloni lunughi mm a lliuu 91.6..MM at Jlnmiikalee At t'l Myers, llio rcpaii said. I,Jon hir.tuh of swi-rt potalwn, cm ,cd i'.' n>(J. Nn I'a nrioginx 97.it) to $7 76 « bin h d . f: O F C MKKT1NG Thu meet Im; of the (loan! of DI rcitors nf the Meminoto c.niidy ( hjinter (if Cohimerce, which had been achcduh"l for tomorrow night, ha-* hern post|M>tird duo to thu cb«U' ai'pictiuliuii program s.hrdoU'd for tho hhiui- night, Slaiuger Fornvjt .- ttrrckrnrldjfrt amouiiced today. Thu data far the niCL’Ilng will, be anr.ounci-d later. Huai- wele lull ill* (A IVIplug tirorulnist lie.ml m lukyo tiiiiiy.lil said llo1 Imi Com ..... I l I’ciiiTsh. urged Iminchalc ' iiiiiplinn of tin' rmiMM'd talk: if tin' United Nation* is sincere" ii Hie deliliernliim* I Hie iii.iulla envelope wiih liimei! (1 ■ i n ll H i i. i l On I'u a r fw ul liiipniViMiiuntH Miulff To Hiiptint Cltinch Many improvumiTits uru IicIok Made in the First liuplixt Church Hr. M. P. Iln.uk'>, J r , lumoiilircd ("lav. Tito must imiiiuc fcalun tl tlm uliurations, mild Dr. lirooks i Ihe uiddoor neon sign whirl lixplays a lur go open Rihle will' lie words "First Rapt 1st Church" aril ten across it. Tlm sign Is in operation every light In addition thu interior ol iho church has been redecorated rim floor has been ..nmled nnd re carpeted,, ami Ihe walls have been icpsuded. The Hominy school i Mims are also in tim process ui a facelifting, said Dr. brooks. C ITY COMMISSION Consideration of tlm Stadium C o m mitlee'a recommendations, which include lifhtlng the City taz on bleacher admissions at base­ ball games, will be on Ihe agenda of Ihe City. Commission at its meeting tonight at 8;00 o'clock. ( M i l I 111 N H I T 1 \ Inccltim <<l alt K.'mluol# •T.iit.lv ■ .III, im u will I.i held to " i tfi'iil*.- i ■I'lili-m. " . " isiImi loniiiriow maid a1 *’>i p m. in ili* >'""11 tli»i * ii itririmiue* ed today Ity " II Wight. ‘Iuiii Iiik Ii ' C e tut l v c .tll.’imm willnlrcw I'l.im Hie >'• iltrul Flor­ id i ('uHli'iii.n’. A '.iuluin at its I.i I III), ling. May V, and voted to form * county n . " i.iUon. It tins beeil Hie Ii|dniim Ilf III"' l nf lllS Mi iuiii"l<! Couldy m. tidier Gist a could y ni gaoii-.fiUnn cndil tn-it *ive 11 * m .'iid ie iii ...... I make it uiiicli iniph‘ 1 I., m .it lh in uoiiur the "td tT up, Mt. Wight (detail, If.* uiged nil cstUeniun In tlie cmiiili I" niton.! loWormw night’s orgatiitniional mcuiine IVIoHt' (into lahle RITZ "Sklit) I .Dll - H 07 Almy" 5:14 7:2t - P(!W M O V lE LA N D -African toucan" P R A I R IE I'A K B - It.Th * On Thai.- 'lo**” 7. tO - '1:16 - lOl.lO � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 06, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9cadb171bd9eb6bb6146b889157747a3.pdf 245d407a99df3d30940209dff51f5c6a PDF Text Text *- • • " " 'r \ ■■ - ’:v 1 ■" v ft* TUB SANFORD HERALD )>•(«. 8 Wed. inn* 4, U 32 Britain Joint U .S . In Protest Over Korean Politics S y n g m an R hee A sked T o L i f t M a rtia l L a w Jn P u s a n A re a PUSAN. Korea <iT» — Britain to­ day joincil the United Slate* In iroli-allng to President Syngman thee over recent political develop incuts In till* temporary Souih Ko rean capital Alec Adam*. charge d'affalre*. orally oulllned the llrltl*h |M>tilltm to Hlite, then handed the aging leader a written statement, lie lolil correspondent* the statement backed lip the pollrlc* of the U S Stale Department Riven llhee in a note Tuesday. The American emhussy ulso handed llhee a note from Presi­ dent Truman which called rerenl political developments In Pusan shocking. Informed sources said the British and U S notes expressed the same views on the South Korean political crlal* a* the United Nations Com­ mission for Die Unification and Hehabllltalion of Korea The com­ mission recently asked llhee to lift martial law In Pusan and release 12 opiMisIllori assemblymen under arrest. 'Ihe II N representatives voiced the opinion llhee was attempting to control Ilia presidential election In (he Assembly late this month by Jailing his opponent* ilia policy today, Rhee sollenytl sol apparently us u result of the iloti hie barreled protein from the U S ami Britain A government Public Informs tlon Office auuniinreiuriit said Rhee would mil dissolve the Na­ tional Assembly now. Earlier he was reported tin the verge of dlahanding II. Also til llhee’* order, military authorities released a newspaper editor who had been arrested after crillciilng the government. Minimi law authorities were ordered not In arrest any nv mure assemblymen nut directly Involved In whal llhee has culled a "Com inuutkl pint" against Ida admlnla trillion Thu Assembly went out nf busi­ ness Tuesday when 52 pro-llhee member* announced Ihey no longer would work with lawmakers Ihey labelled "corrupt." llhee and a majority of Ihe as aemlilymen have long been al odds t Tl Dr. Haft To Sp&ik At U. Of F. Service Photo by Cox Gmald Covington, tupping all Seminole High School seniors In height, seived as president of Ilia Glee Club, was an outstanding mem­ ber of Die basketball squad, was a member of the Thespians ami stalled ill crliool play*, lie WHS || number of the Student Council, and lie attended Hoys State. iir. Victor L. Mayara. M. Alex­ andria chiropractor, told Federal District Court Tuatday ha had not fllad fadaral raturna since moving to Virginia In IML lie said ha bad been told by a runner* for Ihe (SOP nomination, friend that If be moved to Virgin­ Eisenhower iiciurc the July 7 National Conven­ ia he wouldn't have to pay feder­ tion The winner would get mil al lairs. ■• ....iliiiiril l-r-.m I'aee H eel only 14 voles lull u springboard nir* and trophies that came to him lido Ihe cruciul convention flour COST OF OPERATION from World Wiir II WASHINGTON (44-All It coat Eisenhower and four of Ills bafllui Not counting Tuesday's results, >mt laapayrrs to operate the steel brother* were to lay Ihe corner the Associated Press tabulation of stone (or the loumlutluns of the GUP delegate strength based on mills while they were under gov­ of building Defense* Funds known ami conceded alignments— ernment aeliure was Ihe price A parole with more Ihim 30 give* Tall a 420 lo 387 lead over a series of telegrams and »« phone flouts was next on the program Elsenhower call*, alia, tl'HMlti lire t u n s I's a e Hast Official* aald today no coat esti­ Each float llhistrateil xomu phase House rul mil. Among Democrats, Sen. Estes mate* have been made yet for The compromise carries 44.W»H, of Klienhowur'x life. The lust float Krfaitvcr bowled over rival unln047,750 for Europe; 4741,430,500 fur placed him III the While House— strutted *luic* by 2 to I margin* Ihe eight weeks of government Asia and Ihe Near East; 4880,220, a hope, no) a fad In South Daknlu und California operitloa, hut they said the only 000 for Ihe Fur East ami Pacific From there, Ihe plan called fur Tuesday The lanky Tennessean added cash outlays wUl be for lUCi to 72 steel areas; I7H.0I4.75O for l.nllti Amerl a spierh al Elsenhower Park, on tho* picked up eight vole* In South Iwo round* of notice* companies—one notifying them of ea; 10,240.500 for moving European the opposite outskirts of town One Itukuia and ut In California. populations to less crowded areas; nl til* Washington llvulvnunls said These—plus the 15o he already Ihe aeliure and Hie other calling 42.587.500 tu pay cost* of trims "lie will speak .ul, frankly, on had and IH previously pledged II off. The Commerce Department porting aid tu Europe; tl5.7ng.7Vi the things people wunl lo know Mutyluml delegates named Tues­ waa In terhnlcal charge of the fur assistance to underdeveloped iilimil Ills iMislllon " day al a cnnvonlion—ran Kefauv- steel but operations arareas, ami tlfl.4Hl.000 for Ihn United er's total to 244 In Ihe Associated lualiyIndustry were carried on by stool In­ Nations International Children'* Press Hilly of Demoerullc dele­ Ity The Associated Press and workers Fund. Dwight Elsenhower's political D gate* Nearest him I* Georgia's dustry management aa If nothing had haplluy dawned amid psychological Sen lllchard Bussell with Mlfc, throughout ed. warfare—mounting returns from followed by Mutual Security Ad penes County Bourd llu- Sunlit Dakota primary In which inlnMrutor W. Avcrull llarriman lorney General Edmund Brown. he Irulled by u fraction of u per With flVr Warren's rival ticket waa pro-Taft l l ' s S ll s s M Kfnm I ' s a , l l s r l Demucrutlc uomlnallon ul the bul technically pledged In llep eetdute point carried on by Italnli Heath of Dm llestdls Ir urn 1722 of South July 21 convention requires UI0. Thomas It. Wenlel of California, U. H. Geological Survey, puintlng Dukoto'* 1.1147 precincts showed Like Kcfuuver. Californio Gov. In Alabainu’i primary, a firm out that this Is pari of u state­ Hen Holier! Tull of Ohio gelling Eurl Warren held a 2 to I lead In supporter of llussell was trailing a wide program, and »f vital In­ 50 35 per cent and Elsenhower 40 AS the West Coast stale's prlmury, candidate who soya only llml he terest to local grower* concern­ per cent Votes were: Taft Ul,730, winning 7o GOP convention tlele- "leans" lo Ihe Grorglan. The coned with lowering of water tallies Elsenhower lit).003 t'ales and llepuhlican Sen William eat will round out Alabama's 22 or possible salt wuter Infiltration. The tidal lie publican vide there I-'. Know land, in what wa* lider member Democratic delegation "This men Is a critical tone in Is experted In lueak a 11)32 record preled us a slup al the Trutnun Bussell anil Krfanver each have this respect," he declared this of I2H.ISSI udmltiUtrullon. apparently was seven The other* are imrominlt morning, "and records are needed Tin- Sool'i Dakota skirmish was nominated It) both parties, a-sur ted. to know whal to do In the next tor It llcpiddlran und eight Demo ing Ills election. 2(1 yearn to conserve the fresh I era Hi- presidential Knowlund, a Truman critic, beat nominating water supply.” lie added that for votes GUI' nolullijllon requires icnmcrutic llcp. cllntnn McKIn 41.000 a year, the Counlv I* get­ floi ami und 14 M-rmetl seemed mightv few to non, u Truman supiMirter. They ting services worth 9A,000. lie cunning Mich u nation wide were entered In both party prlThe Commission donated |200 I honnluh marie* under California's crosifor Ihe Negro Ilov Seoul Camp The reasons were psychological: filing luw. near I’aoTh. ordered a new water Soi'Hi Dukol'i was the lust head on Kelnuver'* i-miwi' 1*1*'- '•« ' ’sli#-». eooler for drinking purpose* at Ihe clash nl Taft and Elsenhower, lop ula was a ticket beaded by At* County jail, und designated Ihe Sanford Atlantic National Hank, Flurlda State Hank and Cltlians Hank, Oviedo, as depoaltnrlea. MIINSAN, Korea - United Nations and Communist truce np fiiHatur* today exchanged strongly worded notes on prisoners of war. The Beds harked theirs with a renewed threat that Bed armies In Korea iiikitht march. North Korean Gen. Nam II laid on Hm Panntunjnm conference (able a written protest against what the flcils termed "barbarous and cowardly" treatment of cap lured Beds on Ko|u Island, ........................................... 1 lie reminded Ihe Allies of earlier warnings Hint Bed armies wmild not sll Idle whllo Communist sol dlrrs are "massacred." Muj (Ion. William K Harrison Jr demanded Ihal Ihe Beds "with oul further delay" account for nearly I,not) United Nations sol­ diers believed captured by Hie Red* but uevor listed by them. The senior If, N. Command del* late'a note listed VI names, moily Anl« ilerleana, to add lo H95 names riimpllcd by Hie U. N. since December. The name* will nol he made public. Allied officer* aald, lo avoid raising fulse hopes among rela live*. The 34 uilniile session produced no progress toward settlement of III* Iruee blocking Issue uf whal to do about 100,000 captured Reds which Allied screening ahowed re •r session la ichedttlcd Thursday. Brig. Gen. William P. .Ntiokpl*. of an armlillc*. Only 70.000 Allied U. N. spokesman, said Ihe Alllea held POW* have laid Ihey would slnra December have heun cum names of Allied soldier* raprelurn In Red anil without a fight piling .............. but never atThe Communisti demand that al lured by Ihe Bed* for by litem, lie aald Ihe their ea|)lured soldiers ho returned. rountfd The Alllea say nu tine will be namea were obtained from Red broadcaals, letters, Communist forcVtl lo i-elurn. publication* a n tl confidential At Cominunlal Insistence, south sources. r SO Allied tanka southwest of Ihe Miuuan truce camp caught about 78 .Chinese in the open Ttieiday aftirnoop and retried killing or wmndlni about W- The tanka spot: ed lb* Reds nesr lha Junction of Imjln and Han Hlvers and fired from Ihe nppualte hank. Gen. Mark Clark! Unlted NaUom commander, and Gen. James A-V*n W**L Eighth Army chief, ,¥,«*• *ront Ihla morning Ultr finishing a lour started Tuea- IIIIS STB IKE JACKSONVILLE oW-Bus drivers today voted a 30 day (nice In Ihelr strike which lias Idled Ihe Jack­ sonville bus Iranspurtatlon system for inure than a month. Wage negotiations will be carried on during Die truce ace period, peril favored by drivers 138 to lo 72. r S p vote followed a talk by Mayor llaydon Hums urging considera­ tion of the public In delermlning the issue Photo by Cux J ob McClung, In addition to many other activities, served during the past ast year yec. ... as president ......... of the Key . Club which l* under the S|,un*ur ship of the Hanford Klwanla Club, ll* served as business manager of Die Glee Club, waa on thu Celery Fnl staff, w in class treasuier, ployed football and went to noya State. GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS JACKSONVILLE t4t - Firms In Fort Lauderdale and I'anainu City were among those In Florida re cflving contract* recmlly from the government The contracts: Smith's Hasln, Fort l.amlcrilalo, harbor tugs, 45.U7IMXH). delivery date June, I'J53. Leon B. Ilelauig, Panama City, barges, S14.U05.UOO, delivery statu September, 1053. ECONOMY PHOG It A31 ItlDGEFIKI.D PA UK. N .Ji* .Commlsslmier Hots H. Vogt to­ day Inaugurated a 4-lrggni eco­ nomy program. Vogt Imported two sheep to crop Ihe grass lu llte village'* two porks. If ihe sheep work oul aa well a* demonstrated In a trial run Tuesday. Vogt aald four more animals will be uurrhaaetl. llu said he figure* the progiram will save on manp9Wrr and marhtnery. INDIA DMAHTKK CALCUTTA, India iJt — In-ports from Imllu's teu-growlng stale of Assam today said severe earth tremor* and floods have devas­ tated u witle area. There was no Ini mi dlate word oil casualties, hut officials rnmputed the disaster with the great HI50 quake, which look a high lull n u •^ V W W W W A » » V N A ^ ^ ^ ^ with a NEW C a r r ie r ROOMAll CONIIflONIR! you can dial tha waathar to fit tho d a yl i». 4“ 1 I Equipment TENNIS was Clark'* Brat visit to the Stm The Spalding Kro - B a t----- IJ.05 • AIH IONDITIONHD • H i t X LAST TIMES TODAY ! t hail e x p r e s s tU t CMANOUR • AUX NICOt THURS. & FRI.I CIIILD REN '8 PR IC E: 25c For All Perform ances Of "Jack and Ihe peanalalk" THIIR FIRSTFICTURf in cotoei Jw ,,,1*44*4 with (44444... « SHC74CU ‘ •*4 l tOMiOM ‘ SUV ON RAINY DAVIt Without opening and clos­ ing windows, you enjoy mailmum ventila­ tion from your Carrier unit. • SWIM FINS • MASKS • GOOGLES • tv ON HOT DAVIt New Carrier "Super-Cooling” keeps you comfortable no m atter how high the thermometer goes. ON MUOOT BATIt New Carrier "Humltrol" ^ — wrings 28% more moisture out of tl)* air to keep you crisply refreshed. *T By — lea d in g M anufacturers WILDCAT NTHIKK FA It MING DALE, N Y. (4t-Full production was resumed today at tho huge plant ol In public Aviation Corp., after u 2 day. wildcat wildci strike which the company said cost more Tlmndcrjrl planes Ilian several weeks action In Korea. ( Picket lines were withdrawn Tuesday night, and there waa no Interference when the day shift reported for work today. The pick­ ets had been posted by production workers who had defied Ihelr union leaders In the AFL International Association of Machinists. The Shop Htownnl*' Council, which was nchlnd the walkout, In­ structed Ihe union tnen lo return to work The strike started Mon­ day morning over grievance m af chlnery. BED INVASION KANGOON. Burma ir - Nation­ alist Chinese Irregulars have jx-tie Hated C3 miles Into Yunnan Prov­ ince and occupied Ylsiatig. urn Nulouullkt sources at Mi-sal, a mtr tier town utt the 1'hal fiontler. suld The Weather today There wua no confirmation here of thu report, which said the High Low Frtrlp. irregulars now control 0,400 square 87 1. M miles of Yunnan territory. Yis- Asheville 73 11 lang is about 100 miles east and llnstoil Chicago 7It 51 slightly north of Lushto. Cleveland 82 55 08 i Angelt-s tot 58 New Drlurins on mi a FI.UOM WATERS 4) New York 82 05 fl? 55 08 SAN FRANCISCO '41 — Flood Sc a lth> 87 74 05 water* spread nv r snore than 77.- Jni-ksnnvillc S, *,'„| 84 71 01 uoo nrtes of tU-t< farmland* In TnlluhaMce 33 70 California's C4nD.il valley today a» summer like wruluer melted a record snow pack In the High Sier­ I'ltA lltlB l.AKK ra Tidily iM-rsons were evacuated Tuesiiuy from flood threatened homes In Ihe Hlocktan area. j DRIVfc-IN The Tide Itlver, which ripped mil /) a section of tlike near Conorun I V & r New Momluy, bus flooded 28.000 acres. L V Hkowlag A few mile* In Ihe sonlli, another "Decision He fore 45,000 ucres lu llte old Tulare Luku I Hasln are Inundulrd. I, Dnwn" Much of the land was planted § — u lso In rollon und barley Farmers working around the clock harvested v "It llnpiicned One liiosl of Ihelr barley before Ihe Night"_____ flood-, hit. Hid Ihe cotton Is a tidal I ______ loss, estimated by grower* at five lullllmi dollars. NO HOT DAZE FOR YOU SEOUL 144—Allied fighter bomb.ra attacked North Korean targets in force Inday. Halm Tuesday nail I’OltXTV cut down air aaaatdla to only a NT*. - sorties. Seven B 28* bombed Communist front *«<ms lline | M rposition* w*»Mv«t« in **• early * m i | •morn(«**• •• Ing (larknoNs After heavy cloud* obscurtd targets Is farther nor>rlh Other B-Ma reported U supply 've hides destroyed In Ihe night. The rains muddled lha lU-mlle “ front. *• j g-r »F/f# WASHINGTON <.W-The Senate today retainz lUUtiy rejected ti-JTimi -a piuposul ---- - "lo -----ihe present 3 wa^membert uPa^4 the Wago Stablliiatlon Board (WSB) and the board's dispute-, settling powers. The rollcall vole was 50 lu 2rt. . , The vote was on an amendment lu *a* bill to extend the economy ' control* law and was offered b Sen. Douglas (D. HI ). Under me plan »el futlh by Dou««; >•- .ht- buuiil »oul<I cotilinua to ' iiate memUo* representing Ixbur, industry and the public. It would also tel am ihe board a power lo recommend terms for telHtng strikes T*"' Senate action leaves still pending a rival proposal (o bounce .g lflli *1 1141 industry IIIU ll- lll/ member* IMS IIIWWIB off .unoi and Ihe hoard und........... lo strip it of Ilf • • .«* I I mmb Amm (Miwer to recoinmeml setllementr Pri-sldeiit Truman has urged re­ jection of that plan. Plana for the baseball talkathon, at the writing of these brief*, have not been completed. Bralley Odham will be on the air for the Seminole Bluee Thursday evening and all day Friday, so be eure to listen for the details and the times. -1400In the meantime, musle take* over on "The 1400 Club" every morning and a/icnru»r.*rr',.7..,-,lng al 10.GO and 4,GO u'tdutk. In the two one-hour dlsc-Jockey session* it ran lx- rlassleal. popular, folk, or what-have-you. If you’re miss­ ing Ihe “ 1400 Club" then you’re missing a real musle treat. -1400Tnl.y Dowdv, the Florida For­ est Service hillbilly emeee and mu­ sic maker Is heard regularly on WTBB every Saturday mnrnlng at 0:40. It's a quarter hour of un­ usual variety and entertainment with Tohv speaking up for the Fiorlda Forest Bervlee and con­ servation of Florida’s forests. -1400Two programs are mlselng this week from WTRR'a schedule. On Thursday morning at lltlR the "Better American Speech" quarter hour and on Fridays at the same time "The Book Corner". Ilundred* of school children ami adult* were pleased, throughout the ichin.l year, with these presenta­ tion*. As a public service, they will be tesumed In September. -H00IGNORANCE IH BI-ISR ALEXANDRIA. V* . W - A man who said ha didn't know Virginia residents bad! o pay frriaral Incom* lax** has baan rnnvlcted of falling to Ilia on tt?8,84# tnroma for Ih# yaara IWH- . *vvij .' r.. f V*£'t.*-i• f Senate Rejects P laif Over WSB Power* Br MARION HARMAN Berlin Crisis II ON11IIlira t min l'n * r lli.e l . . . •r-'.-JT’ Radio Briefs GAINESVILLE (Special)—Dr. Kornell N. Hart, teacher and writ­ er of sociology, will deliver the Uarralaureatc sermon In cere­ monies at Florida Field Stadium here Sunday night at 8:00 o’elock. The Duke University professor will address the University of Florida graduating class of over 1150 who will rerelve degree* at Commencement Monday "Inht, ulso ul H:0() o’rlork. The rhurches of Gainesville have announced they will suspend Sunday evening service* so tlint the eougicgution* may attend the Uarralaureatc program. Member* of the Gainesville Ministerial As­ sociation will lie among those in­ vited to the platform lay Univer­ sity President .1. lllllls Miller. During the piogtnm, the llvv. Paul II. Packard will give th« Scripture leading ami the Itev. Charlc* W. Spellman will deliver the Invocation. The principal speaker, Dr. Hart, has been Professor of Hoelology st Duke slnre lll.'IH and previously was Professor of Social Ktliles lit the Hartford Theological Semi­ nal y. Professor of Social Economy at iJryn Mnwr College and Researrh Associate Professor at tho 81*1* University of Iowa. He has written nine iKioks, the latest of which was "Technologi­ cal Acceleration and the Atomic ilomh," published in lltIH. In Sep­ tember nf 1048 ho was uwardftl the Edward I.. Iternay* Atomic Energy Awatd for the best actionrelated tesearch In the field of the social Implications of atomic energy. have been administering, Ihe llrlt Ish said anybody Inside Ihe station could gel nut bill no one could gel in. The ratlin remained on the air ilesui the bloodies* Idocknde and despite continually denounced Ihe llrlllsh for "nit lllegul provocation" which will "receive its deserved rebuff." The llrlllsh have nnl Indicated how long they Inlt-ml to malnluin their hlnckailo lull unconfirmed re ports salt) the Cumiuimlsts have enough supplies for a long holdout **•• , ** • * •v 4 “ ON HAT NVII DAVIt Extra large Carrier filter and coll clean and waah thu air, re­ moving pollen and duat. fe IVIRV DAVt You get healthier living and relief from outside noise with your whisperquiet Carrier unit. Your head wont spin from heal and humkUty thu summer when you have a Carrier Room Air Con­ ditioner. Il'a engineered with the same know-how responsible for air conditioning the world's tallest skyscrapers, greatest theaters, moat famous hotel*. Easy terms. Call ua for information—no obligation. CROQUET SETS----- ».98 up s Milan with sund - PLUS CARTOON - "ttA M D * « COWBOT § & S O■W I �rag ? IV YOU DON’T rut: 3 Tb? # a n f m roar Btalord Herald, Citr rare. by i N P. M., pl«»»*c»ll YELLOW ( AH U44 weaiiikk I in uni tonliruiril warm ....... .. t. I i i.la> except for very .. id i'U t ii.t - ie .l ill 1 .Jimt • l aft.-r iiiHiu I turn AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW SI’AI'KK SANFORD, FLORIDA EtitnblUhcil 111(18 _ mJL U M B XXXX1II ?! *> " ! ------- ‘roman Plans oVisit Demo Convention SHS Student TIIMtSDAI .11 SK ... I'WU Nit. 211(1 A s w t i e i i i l e i l I ’ le ^ ri I e a s e d W i l e Ike Says Peace Is Issue Of Campaign; Delivers Major Talk Council lu t P r e s i d e n t W o n ’t Go U ntil A fterN om ination Is M a d e ; N oW arT hisSum m er (im ri.il Lashes Out A i I)t-m o u n ts Saymi; T h e y 1 l a v e B e e n In I’ltwei T o o L oiir WASHINGTON iAi - President lltl laid today lie will alltmd Democratic National Conven after It liaa chosen its i.resi Dtail nominee—ami he will nut that nominee I The President added that he'd to attend Ihe whole Chicago tivent Ion hut won't do so he auie his presence mitflii create j I.. til I d t \ \ II i I I 1.10 MIIHIN I t.CIi GOP Effort To Suspend (ool nils Defeated .91 ■ I I i i i 11 t --nhniict c iiid i o d iiii’ i !>■ in mo. i,d o a d o iu iis ln i M 1 ............. i .i i n l p t e p a rrd t i |n II oid Ihe di K it h ol i ............ I., is .id v o ia lln i; as •into ii. on Hie Ile p iilm c .io •111111 it.' it K .i Mi. p ie u le lic y 11 >i . h i In r u ill poxv In. in i . .e nlo iw er '.ant i d ■. I t ,1. on ol e .i c i'id .io o d to I | | . • li h ii Ii.lllilll.il I* K im nlu'Wri Supports Si. iirt, R ights In I ><.iIt 11); W i t h C iv il In* i c, 11 P ro b le m s in i w k m i ll V li.l I l i K .lit 4* i l l 'l l . ■' i * l i t iilii'K r t (M itlinoil jl i« r i<i t i l l . in i bit I I msUil y fa r ........ * > •r| 'i »1 1 .in«l ln-Kl out un . L o k i » li i . » <.l ii Ui.Mi’ l n M ac \ i I til11 It ' Lt v h. t m m tiii- i ai»iil f ir e new s * 111’i »ut i iln- . star iic n e ra l • i n . I In r i u h .n i t'.iiiih ila c y fo r h i i . i .i }*11***i11 | ii • uli iitia l nom ii *' n i " Mu' , in r it u m tiia i " r e a l K ill I n H o u s e I '. in M n i ( u 1 1 1111! 1*4. .1 Truman xxu' told at l.h tiCVi-. Dlerenee some Republicans have O I I Ii r h v lu ll he Is engaged m a "devious * to get Ihe Humiliation lor . In \\ f H I M l i .I i itielf. .S rii;«(i led i x i * 4 .1 , U.) t (4> 1" Thla he denied ami said sueli i ' i *■* hii mi i i I'M Hi >||l| lll> 4.1 Charges usually uilglnalo iu lim lir v Inti in 11, ■., , 1J L.i, ,M, i., varped minds i-I n» «('l 0*111 III III flu* uorlii" li t l I* i aI ' i*........ l" Ill I>11 i ii »» i- | >«i|» lia*:«1 I*-m ii * iif fhi' ila y Of Wednesday's statement by l . i ....... 1" ol In i I* >li * .» 'in . Dwight D Eisenhower that i K l i v i l i t 1 li* i ’l Illlk i'll 111 flu* T ru * l i i t lie i lii li ppeil out I li i' i l l ' l l l ' * tm l H it 11t ll il 11 in nt . .l iu in i' 11 t iic ii in M id i a May Democrats have been In Power .1 ..I l. i o lo I utiti lour, into Hie .I,- t • ele iI.I . 414 !•• . it i . n i i c i / i 1 it KiMMihoMcr I In- in* ,i in * long, Mr Truman replied II ................... . .....................1 to . .lo ip .iig n II up to Ihe people lo deride that |llll V* h i • I ....... t • M.l 1.44 - .atlils -t till h .l'.n fitlC lKH p o lic y I i • ..li. « i io n ic tool lo .iio Ha decline.! ed further comment on M ink I lira I I. I i i " . ill 1mot . I il. tu III Elsenhower's opening campaign i (l.i % in " i I dl till , II o |i. I .it lllll In it • iit .•vA W. Vr| || IMiropC to eech, saying lie Is not at all in l li i . • V. II I! I lie M eiiilnolu l l i g l i S'ehiii.l Stu d e n t C o u n c il, aid ed hy M rs . V ir g il are Walter limitli, president, Kitty N s M t Ii v i i ii. . i . .lo Olio i l l in i'lit ■ ol i .H iiiiin Ho i o i i i i iiiiiiis lic o r h il, Kill Waited In the Itepuhlican pre b m i.h nod M isn E lio I Iti.o i . (a c u it y a ilv is o r s , lo i.l a su c c e s sfu l y e a r , Ellen Driggers, lleverly limy, t'oiiio. i i I I H. i i ■' I Hid i tsiii|*i Mill* • ii.* <i i n . i in ii** in mi (u tility in* Ii . I invention race II I.Ill w I 1. I p ro m o tin g school fn i.c tio n n , ch a p e l p ro g ra m s nod school lin p ro v e in u n ts log lire Many Itiokavagi , I d Lin-l.it. Ui ! ll*' i t. III. li x (•) ■. if\ of L tM lllli: III • ♦ <1 U i i l .m l r v p t 'lls r M ill le a p Likewise, Mr Truinan declined in c lu d in g p alm t r i e * secu red for tli a u d ito riu m . H eated, le ft to r ig h t Heidrurd, l.arry Hates, Mmiiei Mlllei II i i .III I' I I l i i i 'l i t| |» " ■ k i' lln iK itm n .il hmtit ., t l.............. .... w ill lie m i if r r a t a t -} to get Into Ihe controversy he rill ol ti ll I ik ltlt1 fill ' • In K i . khi l .tklili! -Util MC M ill tween Elsenhower amt Sen Huh I L> \\ \ MHNi . I • * m imu I 11 ilitIItil'| i 1 i to i .om ul tltilh ii !ert A. Tafl over Elsenhower's air I K ' l i .ti ll .. I n i os • ft I k I'uim ' domlilv t ; v> .it l i I'MfiiiM * i n a tt y in a powet views, lie said with a grill '' I" ".I it MkM k .i fr ilnph III (MlLit) 111 I m i .v nt -h i L i n d hi* bip‘ that the OOP’s ipiarreh please i| I I • 11 m *i (in r nr rluii 111!I »' I *Ill1I‘' ii • th« i it* I it ml 11 lia m tlc ttu* him very much Iml lie's not going t l. i t 'll ' I--* i ............. • •-.'iiiiti F a i r Km to get mixed up in them HI | ms*a,|1 Ilk t tail • I 111 ll ttll'l *' II I i i i i iu i n i tim m issto nn On other mailers today, Mr Tru 1 li i i.iinl I'L ■k■I |1l ii'll hv 1li* Ml i M * * tu iii nli ,i t ir im if p iillli' man said: U till li I I i <I 11I i M'mI til 1111)1' 1Hill' it . | | M - ll L l Hi!' S'Ml III lit Wil l. \ |( |l niN.NOM.V .! tilt li*i i tt, 11ir k l i riitln H , t 'liiiiiio 1—He does not plan to send t on l.i I IIII i 1M till ill I i .ill I III K llll II’ " Ills w an I o il,i y I Lmlwlif, H 'lllld 111*1*4*1 \ n i l mm M uir ,tt It! it" Hi t %iTw the ,vlirf Mini SliAvnrl Muthlinx Kim J m m any legislation deni lug with 1 i (■ kt il Hi. Ilk ill111,' I RW iitllctJ I III* IM*\Y mill cmvH ihI i vftJi* Miller, Jeiinm* I.urn Ml)In, " " is 11 ti« i Mi. "Mi lt Mir n m llu ill of ffle steel strike, and he won't cum s 11 M i i I ill Mitt! t I «i iiI m i h i I'n l r it lilill le i I ' ii i'iiit 'li1!'\ O v n ! /II,M ill) I *<m 11 it I . .l.i i ment lift* * 1mut kvitli mim a llie s Hu1 i £ " I M i i y J A wi a r d s A r e M ad e O n^ u""“Vm" i'liii v% tin 11root'll!*s| ^M m xIih. I1Ui| llin^ 1 •I " i t r ' | <11" --•*11 'Ir r in c n * l .vm m u w vhit'll hW i w u* •t l|i. the T a l M t a r l W A d . till. ll 111*III i . i 111 >1 l him ill UHis ill 11 " i liti M u A ilh iir 'v in ( M t l i i v r i i m i n 1 1 I v’ i >|M -1I« hti<i nn comment, n ir n in m it. and .m l nev anvv- ! C lU S S D a y P lO g ia in a l Ih e H em inn le M lgll Helmol U ln a * ] * ( |Ot th W e „r* ww| ll( ho re c e iv e d l.t lc r r 3—He has no ill. .1 •ll il l n it (Hpth'Y »■! Mm i I'M 'I. ! m il in d i tonal c a p a c la y P lo g in m th is m o rn in g hy W1. r , . ; N „ |u, y H „ ll(, t r ,.(,, ............. M „ er will have u comment, on the 1 -4 I \M mhii S II 111 Kill I ' •t cl *11 m vdi t \ A t S e m i n o l e H i g h E i o es1 t.ow ’le y , it te e .o r . .1\ r |e S t ln e c lp liitr , IT U Ilip I'o iie y , Supreme Court'* ruling that his inti l i • M 1 ' lui j H . * i * ■ ' i* i i l iili 'Mil h i h r n jm ! .1 M. .I ili.ii il lie l.ecamc I'rcs .Mihh lb iJaui?hti*r j unt, V arn’o, J u ily W n n r i i , lin w n tliu leisure of the ilccl industry w in . ' . II h i lie* it a tilith il I I i k m I I a»| 11 iin l h iiii Ml- M" ( 01* h i i ..I. ..I I line e. l.ulhing I would W \ H IM I n . • l I tu I IH lii.ti Frieda l.*r I .ui i, Y si in I si . fGene l.tia.i Wii II illegal. A reporter recalled Ills A t at. Impnss.lye .lay pm- M r. am i M r* , d , I I . llltd ie e , has (tlu illshop, C .o>Ilv .•ii tun i I m 'II lim n Mn i .H filia l v oft to il.' m i IrM tSI ' in* ii m |i' ,. II. ... l.ai me li.iin seeking acprevious statement that nobody f/■"* “l H«minole High fcelmul e rv e .l th is y e a r as f ir s t lie u te n a n t klimm, and Haivey Wilk.iisnu Alt .niw I m| i Mt> M ■t ( | m • il t I., t i n i ■ | i f in m ilM ,m t i x lc h i il 'M i. t i l iim I Sid I t In kla i . > I., tl.e ini." i (.rains, experiMajorette* chosen th is a f t e r fi'ti* can tnlre away hla powers of iei- ‘ Kerning. Principal Merman or head g ir l o f f ic e r o f th e hand, O I *11111If a■ 111i a 11>I •I ' I ' l l ill.H i hill tin i h i .'Imnl Hit* \ .i l iic rip h I l k . . I-HI 1 f I ('III * u i s'i li . .... ii. ii i n.nld i.u.l no any lure. Ml an emergency. nnd asked I £■ ‘«J|liraiiilhUd Margaret lo u d m a jo re tte and s ta tio n head noon fur tile hand nest yeui Wert WiM -I Mu* Sot li*l iln m .iiii Kurt> Illltl lilt' 11) * lit- l.i*'III' V t'l il" I t -Ml I .. I .. . • . ..I m .|.n i lance lo us and if bg would •ftlcWaW Mr . T ru" Ma Nv for li*r scholarship record o f the ts so p h n o e aec'.iou. T h e an non need hy .lunette I t u l l l f f , III*l ' i' l h* ii i. , . u i . -i|» m i fin «I . ill ul ilu t'il ,i.(i Mint |vi, L .I ii • niirfti* * liltia hud to i . i i . ...... xx.i l . In-, ki.o xxledge n f J |in paid he would ot a later dst« ai.fimmce.l her n» v«l*.ilct.,riao aw a r il w a v Ksned on o u tsta n d in g head majorette. These are Hlu-ll.i ii*i(i‘i .) h p i 1 111. l . i * v*ui Id to of it* nt tin* t i m i l I .|»t " 'l.i u l * - ... i 1' i|» I .i l ird x x r.e a x .n lu h le I ^»»H « tloaiiM' cx|»cct wsr to <ir the U ajh of iwfi-*,. . \ illl 4 ' . i l l msl " li ndersliip, iimtlflan»Ylp 'and fine -Brnwnliig, J-'neds Colvin,, Oolleao . . , ' . l I liff f lit •* li Id f*l I h r I mII1 |M I I I L I 111l' i liuIlM iial ahxa li'l - of m il | In .... ■e it .iin U x .u u l to km .w krfkh put in Evraim Uil yuismer ol'r- 'eutti.g her ivltii no lomuf, "‘Iiur, I|iialitleu as ati officer, Kngel.Aitsoti, Doris Junes, Patty 9 ; , ’ ,, ’ I M i i | ( l II i* | M, [ laiiia i tv|ii* ol t ia t in t ) lh a l iiiii'd i now I'm Mt Ml' •( • j * »r (|I *. -I I.. Hunt. ,ih i.iiI it "said, he kev, Mr. Morrln declared thaf , ,-.(•!• (1 Hand keys were uwaidcd lo five Witte. Hulidllulea chosen were Mo ,,l( ' ( ltd* r 1•( 14 *1 1 ' i *1 I • i r*|if* Med I, .. ll i U" n l K.irn h d a V iiin .i .- i l . l i . l v M ipported wouldn't 1st His daughter Margaret Malloy had hcen offered ‘'v" ginduatlAg senior*. This makes .lun ii*" (JtflrH liy amt tn y C?i>llf«i I.I' 111 J*"1 nsin.i.n •.»>■ I'u I’ni.u rh.ili... i i" • Mt • 4 1 A Ii. i">k»- 1. 1st n h i'M fi .toil J i l l |*f •*m|-Mv .1Mil "(Mil t hi I ■ ... I.. . . \ I alt ul <(Inn, E i and ■ frit lid go through with their scholarships,* the Lewie »chuh»i'ih.. first members of thH n m iiiu ri/.ih i? UMh y r u r 'n Urn .» ' •i .'I'M hi i in ! k a tu I him k i i »io .,iii i, C . I , •i ..i t . i ' . . In-', i ix al fu r I lit- G U P ppoprtrcd European tour i l iv lf in • >1 l'i * *(Mu fr":" ',h! H.-oiiool.. High Jrt-hool linn.I Alum a ft i vlt l i t , M r ( 'in v lr y •i i li o .i SuiiMi I K ikuta I h* M • l i f t lair ... . .I ... .. in I'u e -d a y 'v South ♦—Ttm Democratic I'flrtv sur 'n'"'t v -it Orlnrnlo. She i" M'" i,J Key C|ul. For outstanding s.-r- O illt tli'' S I I S K 1U«i li Ut i llll f K r l i i • I (. ( miK I mmu 111 rM ill'tlf i,.l im rill * *01 L l . 1. ■I **aUI I*.alt I t iM iit . ' • I ' l l |.| I I I .a . v I h r M (L A r th u r mounted difficulties in hmh ami iliiiiif lite r n f M i . itflii M l", .it#)'u I v j,.,. |ii<yn vvi'ri' jm’HriitDtl tu w ill m u rk Hi*- h iith p ci*fo im u u * \ i'll K d u i IlN ll " lii 1) ' i ll i ( [ i i-pi . 4111ifi I i 1 i\ci I M 1 Ml . .Un i k M'j mm IrM .i i .i i l i r r i ’ t he experts it will tin so again Mf*t|*»v « f d u c t M r|» liin h « r I r n I ik I imI In tin \ u l v M m v INui.l m , - i IIInI.i ' i', Hawn Ilhh««|>( H trw h« 1 n »1 tv 111 iin .il v 1 h t 1 In si M tru 1' ••I * r M ***"' M il Mi * ' ' M i ' it I IM litll'W l'| This was in rrply to ii newsman Jlnlaaf-rl M »TkM i!h, M .i, ,»f Mt l4 l, .Mfl| », Kluii*lln M l l li f an*! tot it I iv mi i* !i t pep f >ii i it! b i t ftn ft | I Ml * .» H.l l .ii i i i u l...M i i Mii i i I d a It In Mm M " um t I ■■'* • 1■ M '.tin . Mu i h .ilh 'H tir ul hin «l|l who asked if he thought the vie anti M rc A r lh u r M iv k w ilh * 4HH | | t, ,* r m m e lo r I Iu *hl* levy-* ui f 111! ni Mi nt*l (u p lio i iiililti . . . . M i * , 1M’ N 11i Mint I 1 " li t, * ul ii al i ' •in 1 11." ! t " Hi / .ill 1 ;« i 1 Mi | '*'>ik "(It un Mu* 1% tory of Itupuhlieau Ken Know laud V\ t- t Nini'I a'*' nth Mt r***‘t, wii . fii» auftitlrtl t«i hiiiois unly. amt iM iap eii, (M .>111 o f tow n l i t f . . I 1114.11MI 1Mmi Mir I'lia f " I i'll L,H i' - H i'" .1 ■ I ,I II <4 I s l «11"!%l l I I I (rtl (ill Mu m * Jo California's Jlepuhllcati and Il4( I , ill Mil " I ill 11n* t i i 'l i i r .i l Mill* |» '\ h 11 ‘ ' l-»v a , t a lu la lo r ia n , an d w a x K e c e lv lu g band l.-u .-rs fo r out- Ki»vi*n (uinitl**i iifi«| h iiii hiiini' ('.'I. ii la " ML' •I 14(1 III! I l ll (tu lle ) i|Ut*V vsmocratic primaries meant the » -io h i g h ly c o n g r a t u l a t e d liy Mr | .............. s u r v l t „ uf , w „ y ,.# r s |,i errt. VI'- l I " h I li i'l I I Mil I .1......1 u 1 people of California am against - t I 4 tSoilii* o f I hi* x liitlM iln 111«11 !i* 11ati t lilt!! M 'tu i'i I «u n i I ,! if. 11 u l St m i I h I Li It ' Lut,it L I* .r.V*1 , t h e liuml y w ie ; I l e l h e r l Alittey, inn iiu iiihiiMs In the administration's foreign policy o l nlno In vuriiMiH u t h n muM. . . •( (N *!" 1 ^ llf n l ) r ln r t r H ( M H ltir n f H u * ! ,. . , 4I , ) . li I 'Ll i I M i l t t ill . !»iv f I .Ml .M. t It tut Is i 1 k 11MW Mr, Truman’s acceptance of an ..........................l i . and A m . W h ita k e r . t" " " " til'll V illi'* M id i un I III* St i*| non *‘ 1). I. :i 1 li|itin v 1 k I i i lilu m c r K I Mn l' 1 . .i i,i, t, . ■I n .1, M. * i ml uf flu* ila y , Invitation to visit McGrath caused e .lllo r o ' ....... C . l. r v .......... w e r e , l '" '' I r*■%i.. ly Mn) " I. 4 Mi* I.- i . i i .il's | m i i L w ii 8 1111itI v i ’ i ll. , t 1. u7k i ir , ' r a t mv ' ' ul ' '*’. Itu iiil C lin ic * the K 1 IA *Stulr lin n *i t.11till 11ii t i ii , . . . . . M an Aim li L iillin ■ bun of speculation in the cup! 11r ii i i'||. fm ♦ Ml il 1.1 -I| M,................ |- 1 11*»rr »>**i hI a m l ui*i' w or k i u i *» %t * t* * C o n to it. T h in u lt r r d u n c e , Mini M i >) in ill* ( min .tl ii iiHiMiN uiitinti I'-»V i V) 11Mikm Vil ii i"t mt Mu h(!hh*Nf hlt*a" fat. C fiw lt'y , w ould not lin v r heen |io . . f < tiu 11 fui I'jM 'iih m v 't 11 .Mu . . I I .h i si'll* ...... 'll I* 1 I i Mu i 11 S r i i iM ih rrt .....l,""i","'»'• X'*&»S3""SK M ash I I m in i flu I'nair T i k i i Bo did his agreement to talk gave ' 41 \ I M i llti . ii ii.it iliMillt Ills' 11.. IK.It . ll i n liu Mk n u I il jn I atnl ti ll v i rtl IIn-Til lionnr ki vs............. !f& , ' “'m. ______ '_____ 1 i| I i .un 1 1 I >ii, t i u r Ilnm over the party outlook Mils ufler \ u III 1I I h Mrll I! ..... IKIN'K i t l.iil ■Ik ..ii Mimnt tin* iialtiiii I'd M e K illlo v u re s h le tit o f the >i i« noon with Sen. K slc Kefauver ol se n io r c ln s s , told (lie g ra d u a tin g I p11 ,\ 4- i I 111 .'I 1i l1 Iu u h u ii l iftiN il fi o il! f.ii f rt ifi M ill tv IM ii Mi. t «T H> xxuulil l ine nit lie u h im ........ Tennassve, a leading contender for c la s s , m em b ers of w h ic h had pre |l " VI M f .HI ll i • I. 4I ') I I I . 11t 4 ui K. I i i mil | ( i .11m * K iir M isLiiii * . ir III I Vi l ' l l t ill < »l .. \ 1 1 li.ia mi X m . i I ic p o lic ie s the Democratic presidential nomi v io o a lv m arch e d in w e a rin g ra p * ( . Ii> l» c . i i i i c P i c h lilc u l L . j. M I ai m il lir r t ii* i»f I * .......... ill lul l , K(| t » Mli i 1 (1’ VI HI It Lf . ' If... .I • gallon. f .'ill/ .ill' A .1 I it I, I Mii li .♦ .i I r . i i l r r fu r T u ft , ^ alil. “ If m hfpi L.i i»ii .1mn- L IM. t g o w n s, th a t now is th e tim e I I .c l c is un p o litic a l I'n n n rC ' President lold newsmen --iiil I lii' i ulU ill v ul* xV . Li 1. - i h i i hi* in i i r r l t y iiiim ’I i fm I I* fill." Vft'll I f " I" j * 1 I <1 I" ' Hi I" l.uik - te c is lo n fo r th e m , and rp o k e o f i ... i" . a . cn In n . and .lie T ru m a n there Is no political Implication M e c o n fu sio n o f I to. tim e s and Ih e 1 In* Mill Id " ! i'u r Mi i In • I. • i* iim tlu T liif in r . i i k I h e u v rn “ ii Mu M rn1111mi \M i " li .l i '." l o ....I t in t .n il .. t i l.lt vx m ild prewhetever In Ms forthcoming week G u e s t o f w a r li e p ra ise d I lie \! I Mr ill Mli . ' Mi l l I ll* M I h ii ii S ro tl .Ir nl Pi*nii I In* I II I o il I. .I tv UN I . . . I 1.4III 11 n il. i l l . II k iln ; I III- lll'lllend with McRrath, who plummeted .e I Mill I " ' • I . i . l Ml' t * 4 M .. slv Mil ' h i Ki*>('iilifivvri M,i( ki i . i l l ' t |n l ) h | i l . i . ! | » * t Hi (V li" 1.1' I I'l III ll r * fo r t h " lr p a tien ce w ith Marlon llarn.an, Jr., wax elec­ out of his Cabinet two months ago i l ra r lie \I 1 I. U M I . I ' !• |i Major Waller Turner, Hanford's ! - * litt'h I il - ft mt. - •( I nl% IN Mli I il ,i f l f li t i t i i : i l l liliIII* nf Mic I *14nit" L i 'll I IU l ic lic x . Itii s t a ll's p ri ninl in lic h a lf o f th e ted president «f tin- newly formed Id ■ top level row aver Hie cor c la s sM t-h'ilsrs, lid i il hid i t ! lu i IK. oulslamling Korean war veteran, • " .u l | > « • « li tlu il I n c v u li nt i Ihe • • ' ' * 1 1 IS i k lii i • ( Hi ' I ( I tlllt > l> I m. i i Ii I I. no lle lire ip .evtio n th a n k e d 'e a r lie r * , p a re n ts Hanford Camera Club at it. told (he Junior Chamber of Coni > i'll III)* i l n l n 11 91i I . tp|H Mn |" . »| •!•* u til m il hiiVi* Mi tiiir .x !\ lii’l f1 ft flirt* Ml *huh 1*1" 'll" ruptlon - In ■ government Invest! . >.- >i.n> » uli i n . c m p liiy iu e u l an il c ltls e n s o f S a n fo rd fo r th e ir init.nl sex*Ion lust night at tin* Ittion. n.cri-v today the Arn.v's ex pm I • I ■tlilt lilt H* M M M i l ' 11'1•I *»* lllHIid v lip'll 1Ml Mf»MPI1 11 > " . a . ..i i >> n> . . I I l ’i i Mr. Truman said his visit ul m -o p c ra tlo n to w a rd th e ir ed u ca­ Camera ami Gift Hhop. H. I', ruent in integrating Negro con. . ut .fill III M il I . r .il.m i.l H l.n l' lip III M i.le lle I l!i** M ;n ilm n V I ft* h m L ilm it In IV ill . Ill i| .1.1 I I III- Itc p u llli liergore served a* advisor. McGrath’s farm would lie purely tion i i it u 11 ) Mti * 1 4 I.at troops will, white figl.ti.ic .■ I . i .. m i) r n e \ to New !T u k lil.la v I. I (Mi'll lit I'M lit i' I ) N| 1, I >i i . i i . I■n .ia l in n iiii.e e il tie E lle n D r ig g e r s c la s s vire -p re n lOther newly eleeted officers units has proved successful. • social occasion. 1.1 ... ... II . In is a n ew s c o n lc n 'iu '.' 'nil" L lint lit"" 111 H illJilltl lo t IU i (I . -Ill K I. ..... ............... I the |.i i / i - liin is e ll - o n As for Kefauver, far whose can d e a l, rem in d ed ling fe llo w c la s s - arc Miss Jean Cruse, secretary; "Being a Southerner, I viewed i . . iii.io l.'ii S a tu rd a y in Nexs T u rk | i :.n i ' in. hint i t . i l n > Mil IN .1 III I' I I I ' 11 .1 In 11" It . in . . .. i n n . i i . ii Ilia , the G O P plat .Jldacy he lias shown nu euthusl men i l l ’l l y u u tti is a tim e fo r nr- Mrs Hergere, vice-president; Ted Willi skupticlsm the proposed plan n. " n| t|Vi(* vp I ii.* t in nn <Mi Vui'.ni* l l e i n i .c i n l s . Se n l-.'.ti--. .................... i i i . o . l x i " . -I . . i n >i ill lie -i.iti- L i c l i i r y 'I s m , the President Ntiid he didn't c o tiin lish n ie n t atnl ■lint thi>*i< w lm Hod...sky, meeting chairman. i " hum i tx.1 1 \\ • iMi to integrate the Hie colured troops L ii! Ill III' till |ii tiki %1'i'fii 111! **I i I'l.o n e i ol T e iin e sN i'i' m ill i'l.---. i. I in .a le s i n i h an d le cd o ca know what the senator wanted to w m ild " ro a c h the s u m m it” m ust Plan* were made to meet again with the while units,” lm cum I. l Ml 11,1 V •)'»■ Mi'll il*' .I. i.l 1 . 11. 111.11 Inul a 3 i> i i . L S I H . 1. | .. ..till in In-lli-C tho u lire text talk to him about lists aft edition w o rk t h e ir w a v th e re . " W h a t e v e r nt the some place next Thursday merited; l H **d'1 M il 'n M i 1 ui i j i" H n iiU T m h i I L i f 1M11i 11 IU * ! Nil! I\ . ..o l. ................ lu ll, al Ih e W illie lim i- e I l <1 I m et tililC .lt Im liv id u a l, --e le v--a te s nigM •e le v a te * th a.avnT to*......... n o'clock wh*n Suti I .t(H 'li.n l L Li. night at 8:30 when • The Army's previous nxperi 11 ' iKtil'tk K m "■l -il1 In t ,iHi .I Mu­ in .I . . x I lie P re s id e n t hm- sla n t n un fit MM\ i . iii g n u -rin u e n t needs a ■•nlS •11<x.1 I ' m I *it i * *N * I thecommunllv, she dvelared. .h e periiianent meeting place and the encs with all-Negro units had ll *I' 111i j'81!*> | Mil t i l l *' ul illMfU Ml III . . M .iflour.1 .In l-wnr ' I . . . * . i . i . i . n n 1 c n . ng n x e r " In som e Jo 'it,* w Fradimlcjt 'hat If they „f ti„, organisation wilt proved them pour fighter* dor mlllio.. |.....n.| ... .. ..I i>.i» ....... I... l.i. I. ..I nn ciiitncctlon KIDS o r AMEKICA "l.nilt east lea In the a r' to "go he .ieterminni. determined. (tig night defense, though in day ! t..., .1 almai.1 tl... .. .1 in P. ... in tl..- l.c u iiie i i i i c a d m ln li.lr s W __WASHINGTON __ .. r , - . Prcsldenl , out and work and put foundations A Sm iliiiK W h i l e II imim * ( ’a lle i After much discussion, ami the iigi.t nttucks they were fine, In1 . ..-t. ..i the I ju .I y e a rs announcement l.y Mr Hergere that \ u . c u l l . i i e i.i.ix i nut he perI.lmta Leonard, reprrumttl.g tile Hie Ht. Johns Realty Co., had of­ added. i u i i . i .I l<> s u ite . I.u l he d o esn't Turner described Ihu success­ M m l » « m ." but h . m m ln llr .liuiiiir Glass, accepted the Mg i .mi Hus iluie the exact mensitUMd down an Invitation to give Senior Key from Ed MeKinley, fered gUD for a photograph con­ ful results of mixing tho colored S i \ IV l'H o lU i M r o w i i n n nt in ice-, i.p p u rlx th at should pint of his own blond for the told of l|m snilnesa of Inking leave test, it wu* decided that the troops with tha wl.Ho mill* by A h i i n ; i l O w t I u i ' iih title of the contest will he, "A ................ hy the i i ' i i . r a i g o vern"Through carefully i.lan •id In Kurea. the deporting members, of tlielr Day At the Zoo”, and will end stating, INI 111 ned assignment* the Army found . think you will find that the of inspiration lo th« Juniors and end­ M I A M I IP S ix p c i .... lo l ll.i- i. Mood of a U year-old man Is not ed with, "We, the Glass uf 10ft!l, un July -H. Anyone I* Invited to that tha Negro soldier proved i the 1.i . i . . an administration fit far the boys," Mr. Truman (old wish you great success and hap­ participate. efficient and was accepted by I.xi- m il) 17 ollo-l x x . l c i . i'Ux'xl ....... . t i k e lire it- s p o o s ih ilily (o r 13-year olrt Jimmy Carrick, Pltls piness." .In ii im e l.in s " of C h in a Aiming those present were Dr. white soldier* once he had din S .u .'liy w him ll..* . .In ...I ...u l ... i c s who extended the in and Mrs. L. Munson, Mre. D, P. played his willingness tu fight. An -.i /cln.n Ii......... ... i ...rnc.l in to lie M iiip o rt* a F e ll ll, HiSO, Following this ceremony, Hi" xyolci i.lu.ul It. i.clc lion. vltallon Wednesday. The President cap and gowned senior;, marched Tuylnr, Kenneth Ratnsey, Mr. ami long a* I was at the front, we lie . I II a .lu ll liv S e i.a lo lle p u h '.C .nX added that this is tin view of doc in the platform for the alngh.g of Mis. Hergere, Mr. and Mrs. nevar had a single rase of fric­ N . ill. Ilu lliiiu .'rx ... . .. r >1....’ lit tc .,ii ho e im i .u n i d o m e s tic p o lic ie s. |« ..l ra a e h iu i! M l'i un lutbiy tars. ■, Marlon llarn.an, Jr„ Hamit lisa- tion between the two groups o f . i i i.h .n v e i till.) a ., unp reced entilia n c c id c .i o c c u r .c d m mi Young Carrlrk visited the White "Alma Mater”, ami the Juniors kina, Mrs. John Bauli, W. D. aoldlert," ( sell ilsH ird Hit F A R f Tw «i) .■ ui . .u d l S ix M u ll. i . i : • a y . a t .....I Heuse as "Kid of the Year," hav- took, over their seat*. The school Hofmann, Max Fundom, Ralph MaJ. Turner admitted that the In ...ill's no rlhea.-.l o l N .p .-a u tog bean chosen in a competition hand, led hv Ernest Cawley, play­ Gasstnan, Mr. and Mre. Elmo Reda I ! M E N I.U S T In Korea are stronger now I .vo M iu i.ii u ic n . s .i i . i W olf unit sponsored by the U. 8. Junior ed far the opening of tho program, Farls, Col. H. G. Harrlman, Ernest and better D I.N I I F I . D K R , th e N e th e rla n d s equipped than they • Vahmber of Commerea. and the the processional and recessional. e \ l illic it T lu in d c rjv l p r u d ic e Whitaker, George D, Roland, were at the beginning of the It o lic r l Mil tli*. M a rc h e d tlit- i.r c u Among the high spats In the Mis* “Kids and company'? tslevlsion .lix un ' d u rlu ii N A T O a ir sea m sTed Rodlnsky and Korean conflict hut he eaid wu nru to. m i I.u u r m ni a b a ll in I l . d r program waa the reading of the W. R. Cruse, ilc clicnill jilt.... They had (luivn program i i e i n e i . c la s h e d into u 112 foot Connolly, thoroughly entrenched ulung the tu N a ssa u fui" ih e vxui'k c o l Class Prophecy hy Ann Whitaker, l i t . l i s t , m in e sw e e p e r to d ay and 13 (f>allaae4 l.a rpae ala I Outing* and ploalca were among untire iGO-mite frontier end there \xnit s a id ll.i-y .lux' nu n i .x i v u r s n ie i. w e re le a re ri Ins I the topics iliscuseed. The membere ia no longer that "fluid” front Im i is illc d w r e c k .i.te ninl rad im -il A I i .i l c l i n a v a l c o m m u n iq u e sa id CHARGES DISMIMED WET WEATHER requested that Mr. Bergen make ealating between the two farces. llu im d lti.n b a c k In N iu.s.tu the pi lot nf Hie p lan e w a s k ille d HOLTON, Kan. lit — Bank rob. By TV* Associated Press a talk un photographic funda­ "We may trade Korean real ’D ie il.'U il w e n . Iilt-iklifn . I . . . l im a uni lix n s u r v iv o r s ot Die G.r>ton B ritbare charges have been dismissed Wet weather was in prospect mentals at the next meeting. eetate to save American lives, NcxvlMilit, !TJ. a n u r s e : h e r i tt- i. i .1. e ra ll w e re re sc u e d . gainst Albert Johnson, 13, who today for wide areas In the Mid­ Chain were loaned for the m elt­ IC e allaue A (la P a t s S l s l C a ro l, )H, ii c le r k ; M a ry Hi a ce , In Lo nd o n Hie A d m ir a lt y said d In the pulpit of a Topeka, continent, along Ihe Kaat Coast ing by it. (1. Urisson. a c le rk .m il K u iid n y sebonl teach .in- sh ip , M IJ5 H 3 , no rm a lly carried m ore f o u n d ' i , church May 4 and confessed anti In Boutheaatern States. .le r , a crew a e ie w u f i l l ILIQN, N. Y. Mv—Rayinc’id Chad o re, m bWe r,o lbaollu n«i f NP in 'dpatlon In the robbery, Thundershower* hit arete in the .n .s iu t, E p lu n iii. INSULIN NEEDED wick waa cleaning (he chimney of m aiis holdup of the bank at Gpoer Mississippi Valley and Cen­ n a tiv e .. ( A n d m . M a u d BERLIN ix~From inside British his newly purchased house when uandN egro Kan., occurred four years tral Plain stales, with wet weather l h a rlo u A lg re o n , 11, o ( C u r “ strict Judge Robert H. Keul predicted For most ol the North -blockaded Com mutual Radio Bar- he found approximately $JO,UOO in re Movie Time Table u i Is la n d l.the charges against John- Central region during the day. Rain tin camo a distress call for Insulin negotiable bond* In a tin box S.irvivnn. said lb.) A n tun 7cl.ua R1T2 a Kansas law requiring and hall storms swept wide ureas today tori a dlabotio Gorman Jani­ [Now he’s trying lo learn who lireo turned over ... t& lo.it waves "Jack and the Bean Stalk" gets the windfall—he or the estate while most nt the passenger* Wire for a crime t a b s In- of Oklahoma Wednesday. The tor. I 10 !l:-II - 6:3(1 - 7:31 - 9:86 two years of the shower activity in th« Bail ex­ British MaJ. Gan- Char)** Parcay of the former owner uf Ihe house below deck! MOVlELANt) tended from New England to Vir­ -It vine, with order* that no rein­ it M W. Mirk fit, " T a ll T a rg e t” forcements or suppliea gat into the Chadwick, a foramen for the time of his public coofes- ginia and North Csroltna. 7 16, feature H:26, last comM» said he had been Pairiy pleasant weather waa re­ station, told thn Russians to send Remington Arms Co., bought ihe pintu show U:-I3 JAY DID) estate of o' John C. ported in other areas.-it waa warm Ihe suing man out and thn British house from„ the sitate , MIAMI WV-Webb Jay, H3, re I'RAlRIR LAKE i over moat ol the country with tem­ wouldjSke him to a hoapilaL ^ KeUeher, who died last year. OINIRAl OWIOHT 0, IIIINHOWIR •inllex wnd waves gaily to ncwsieen •llellvs Ou Their Toes" Daniel KeUeher, UtUe Falls, id tired autouiotivu engineer and Karl von Schnltsier, chief al the perature* naar normal or slightly on leaving tha Whit* House In Washington following a conturenr* with f:-10 - 9:46 - 10:30 below only in the O n a t Likes radio’s German *Uff, replied: "He minUtrstor ot his father’s eatate founder of radio station W'luD oi President Harry 8. Truman end U. 3. detinue vhlafs. (fn:cma’lorulj ■ Miami, bid sw oo ooam tat. Iregion. l f I Pi . 'if*?, I® Ml t h € l llCk.* mmm wwmeNwesn ""4 died Wednaiday.* •» j Lrk.; * ww'-y’.- i .^m L vHs u )'•; i liM u rb an cc * .... .... .... Margaret Malloy Awards Are Made To Outstanding Federal Odivial Is Valedictorian Performers In Seminole High Band Is Arrested For Slralini; Koj i e O f Class O f ’51 U l |(I11 Marion Harman Jr. Success Of Army’s Elected Head Of Negro Integration Photographic Club Plan Is Described I'l 2rsr..h3 a r s t u t e c % £ & £*% .. ■ Itl H i.:.. ...................................................... ..— ________ .......................................................................... ................. Ug-____ ,efa**iaw . . . . . ‘u .- ., . . ___ _______& u-■ so- ' �J*nr*. TUB SANFORD HFRALO Pm 3 Thur*. June B, 1982 Small Towns The Sanford Herald AnierfcntiH are still predom inately a email town and people denpite the rnpld grow th in city population, Metropolitan Life Insurance Company pointed out recently In a ntiiily of population trends aa ghown by the 1950 Centum. Three-flftha of the American people live In placcn with lower than 25,000 realdentn. the compnny said. Lena thnn noo-niuirtor nf the people live In cities with populations ns Inrgo as 250,0no. in fo fr"2 » T tia tcrin w ./ iitrctiii;n'«o‘',H.'j„ ns 250,000, and 13 have no cities above 100,000. , In gencrnl, th e South has the largest proportion of people living in small towns and rural areas, while the Northeast him the lowest percent In such places. In only seven states — M assachusetts, Ithode Island. Connect lent, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and California •do the m ajority of the people live In cities larger than 25.000. On the other hand, In states such as Mississippi, South Cnrolina, and N orth Dakota, the percentage nf rural popula­ tion runs as high as 70 percent. New York is the most, wrImnizeil state, with 59 percent of its residenta in cities nf 250,000 or nver. The movement of the population Into cities has been steadily growing over the last 50 years, the company pointed out, In 1900, three fourths of the population lived In places under 25.000, and well nver half the population lived in turnl areas. At th a t time, 37 Htntcs did not hnvo a Hlngle city with as many as 250,000 residents, and II sta te s had no cities larger thnn 25,000. "The preference of many fam ilies for life In hutoII towns anti countryside is also evidenced by the rnpld expansion of suburban areas," the M etropolitan added. "In the jmst decade, the communities clustering around the larger cities have experienced the highest rate of growth. Through the development of suburban areas, large numbers of people are able to enjoy the advantages that small towns offer while they share In the economic lif of the near-by cities," K i t i k l M f 4 la IB M fiM t o k M Oallr t > H | « la t ir la r ■ ad l a a l a r i V k ila la a a •»« flat* ta a ra . FafeflakM a a ia ia r O s r e l a ila a t a c C fe rlatn ai aad « ( ■ V ia r a I I I M aaaulla A t a a ia ■ x a i f l aM a a r a a l rlaaa aaaifaa rV). ■-■<• I ; ,'r, , r t...t. 7.i, uudar It,* t< I ••I af C u B i r t u af MnrrN a, 1*7#, noi.t.Axn In niean M ll a r nonmiA iikak R a a la fa i M a a a ir r Sl'H St IU F T IO V IIA T R R H r ra a ria r ____ • naa *t»alb ................. T h ia r M aalka .. ala H nalha ......................... na# V a ar ......................... I I M .Ik 1.00 AO# #.ih* Alt a b lla a ir aallaaa, rar* a Ihaaha, raaalallaaa aa# aatlraa • a lv tla la m a a l la r (h» »„,(,«•• rala la a laad a, m il ba a k a u a * a l rr a a la r a l o r l l a l a * ral#a. al al rl la r •aapraaaaiaa a aaiia H a a m a a lM H llaia a llf H r la* k n a iia r H a a ra a ta la llra a N Kara T a lk , rI ’bl k lr a a a . Ila lr n li, laaaaa C N r aa* M, L aala. SaaA aa.. . T b a lla ta l* la a Maaibar a l lb* Aaanrlnla* P raia rrblrb la a a lllla il aaftaalvatr la iba aaa far ra a a b lla a lla a a l a ll Iba laaal arw a p rla lail ta Ibla a a m a a p a r, aa rrrll aa all A P ^ a a n a Ulraalabaa. THURSDAY. JUNK S, 1953 TODAY'S IHIII.K VKItriK i 'v The i m i p teaxry N dkiilpatrd In aarrn year*. Tlia record of ,1 IWRl *nd i m l Ufa la hanrfrd clnnti for roll 111Ian* ifnrrnlloiiM. A gnn>l nani# I# ratlin In l.r iliii-m Ilian l*reat Hrhei. anil loving .... th*r than sliver ami gold. |*». n il. We have never hern ahlr In* undcnt/imi Imw aninr mrn iln il Now you l.ike tliia fork Uilrll of Miami Hr.iili wilt) .Srnalm Willi.nm MJfl collected $500,0()t) Iinm ihr Veteran* AiiminiulMlinn wliilr ow­ ing $792,000 in hack inrnmr t.ixrt In Jarkmnvillr ihr frtln.il gov rmmrnl irlli u.imhlmn il.i,n|» tr nnni who violate ihr municipal » for buying them. Il icemi In Ml ihr Rovrnimrnl iliniitfl not l>r n parly In a revenue prnduriiiM ilenl which conlnnpUlri ihr violation ol local law*. K Acronhnir In a rrp m i from llu Moriila I’ark .Serviie, n llrm lnnrr ni M m it In park* lm« incrrntril Iron 'hRK'H ■ 2A3.A43 in 1947-’4« |„ 5 ROW thin year, whilr rrccipl* almo*‘ doubled from $53,011,34. Wortl remembering it ihut Mmidn park* are among ihn biggeil louriil atIreclion* we have. Waihinitlnn re|Hirlen #rr hullinn General iliienlmwrr at a fullfledurd politician becailtr hr plant•c) hi* lint rainpaiiin ki*« on n fiye-vrar-oltl till. Our idea of a full-Hedged politician i* one who ran klu n 20-yrar-old rlioiu* girl and make hi* wife believe lie did it for political lemon*. The drive to get women vo lun­ teer* fm ihr alined rervitr* li.u failed. With nnlv 30 day* to go the goal n( 112.000 lot* hern mltted by 99,500. The onlv Alter­ native, ravr the Delenie Depart­ ment, i* die draft. Rut. don't feel badly, girl*, they bad to draft the men, ton. A week from Monday i* I'alher'i Day, *o go opt and buy the old Hicker all the necktie*, handker­ chief*, pnckethonk* ntiil cigar* you can find in that lie will not Intr tha lignificancr nf dm nor great day In the year when all human­ kind pauie* In honor him for what he it. Anri don't forget to "charge ".H Queen Kli/aheth II li.u beaten her huihand at lalnmn fuhing according to an A«nci*ted Die** glory from .Scotland. We think we'll Mil) airing along with Phillip, Irowever, who did all tight by himielf in catching (he heir Jo the Briliih crown, leveral million dollar* ‘ ir for ipenchng morey, five nr caatlfi, to aay nothing oi the pal Yacht. __ Congreaimen are roncarner] about what hive been celled "lewd *' ‘ woe" ihow* on television, illative Klein of New York the heel aolution can be in. this almple italementi . tha d —thing off," while r cnngreaiman aaya he waa aaaed no end by tha ran* of a pair nf tioolcliydentert. Altar all. boya, lb* Atomic Age and we i*t ba too aurpiiaad if the dancer*’ mine lea are radio- h i rul Season For Experts If spring is the season inr the voice of the tu rtle, poll- , llral campaigns m ark the season for the voice of the ex|H‘rts. Though their voices might be muted th is year, ns a result of their experience in I9IH, their num bers are still not d i­ minished. The hrnshness of tho political expert Is second only to that of the politician. He or she In willing to offer on the spur nf the moment an analysis of the collective mind of the American voter, a subject which would give pause to the most scientific psychiatrist. Actually it is almost Impossible to form ulate a reliable forecase of how the average citizen will vote. Today he might be jirepnred to vote one wny. Hut a fte r hearing his favorite candidate on the radio tonight he may switch Ills allegiance to tho o ther side tomorrow. The poll taken thlg afternoon cannot possibly account for these last-m inute switches. Pre-election analyses cannot take |>nlitlcnl factors into nccount. The supjm rtcrs of a man who failed to win tho nomination may decide to vote against their p a rty 's choice so th a t their own candidate will have a chance a l the next election. Many politicians would prefer to have th eir party lose ra th e r than see a candidate not of their own choosing win an election. These factors may complicate election analyses nnd fore­ casts. They will not, however, diseonrago the expert, who is often a man Hitting on the sidelines fascinated hut afraid to parttciapto In the g reat game nf politics. They won't dis­ courage newspaper renders, either. Headers Just love to read and argue about polls and forecasts whotlicr or not they mean anything dependable. Now Pyramid Another pyram id 1ihh been found In Kgypt. Most people have heard only of the three Inigo stru ctu res which all travellers to Kgypt visit. They are rem arkable, and have al­ ways been accounted among the wonders nf the world. They are not, however, the only ones. Over 50 of those tombs have been found In Kgypt, anil from tlmo to lime o thers may lie scooped out of tho sand, like tho latest find. W hat makes this discovery remnrknhle la its age. IL Ih thought to date from King Zoscr, In tho 27th century H. C. Zoscr was the first pyram id builder though his stru ctu re was by no tneuus as large as tho three well-known glnnts. Remains of thlH age are hard to come upon. There Is always tho hope Hint a tomb which has eluded searchers for ho many centuries may also hnvo escaped from the rohliers who hnvo rifled so many ancient Kgyntian buildings. T hat was the great, glory of the tom b of King Tutnnkb-nm en found somo 30 years ago, which wnH Tull of costly gold and Jewoln nnd works of craftsm anship. Archaeologists will hope th at tho now Zoscr pyramid will prove cfpinlly rew arding, Ikc’HSpeech (I'aa llH a * * K r » « F a * a O aal remain neutral and Kefauver said Wednesday: "I think that's what tho President should do." Kafauvor, freih from primary victories In fkmth Dakota and California, said he wanted to tell Mr. Truman abmit what he has learned in hia country wldo campaign travels, 1 Kcfauvcr amt California Guv. Bari Warren, whn seeks Ihe HOP aldantial nomination, ran away ih tha California primary vote. The prlaea—TO Republican llnd DamocraUc dalsgats votes—hialped ah Kefauvar way ahead In the ish imocratle delegate • gathering race and assured Warren of a strong voles In tha Republican Na­ Convention. tional!-----------Nomination at th* Chicago con­ ventions next month require 804 Republican and 811 Democratic delegate votes, a simply majority In each case. Tho Associated Preaa tabulation pre-convantion delsgate strength nod on known and conceded profarencos Rapublictn-Taft 410, Eloent er 3IT, Warren TS (not coun id news con.'fltinca In hi* Doyhood hometown that ho coaid not have nerved a man nine year* aa he ■lid MacArthur without acquiring great reaped Tor hla ability and integrity. Aaked If he aupportad the Tru­ man •dminlilratlan’i foreign pol­ ity, Elsenhower said he had not been a part at any edminlilratlon and had been concerned with but one pbaae of foreign policy. lie added, however, that ha ha* supported tha bailc conception of tho administration policy si it con­ cerns the safeguarding of Western Europe against Communism. Elsenhower sikt he regarded th* reservation ol paac* and. !«mental IB the world under thi beliefs this nation ____ _ of I__■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ feW M li mount Issue of the compel He aald ho Is going to try to speak out frankly on the Ireut and that it* la "proud" that u e i . ore persona who "fast "feat that ! still Booth Dakota) n be . of aorvlco to th* t - Kef It**," aa asked hat* i Elsenhower _ilso waa ty Ad h* stood an tho man $SH. comrovar- R PITTSBURGH (At - The pilot of a twln engine, non-'seheduled air­ liner who averted tragedy by vio­ lently sideslipping out of the paths vf. tu*«v *f*i«U*>r "hfryH toj Hay‘flic craft Buiied 'him? 'hie Jarring maneuver hospital­ ised nine passengera and shook up 40 others. The plane waa en route from Washington to tturbsnk, Calif. To cap bis performance, Capt. Henry Glaser, Chicago, set nls lanc down smoothly on the un ghted Allegheny County Airport Isle Wednesday night. Glaser told county police and civil aeronautics authorities that two propeller • driven military planes buried him, forcing him to diva the plane to avoid a collision over Pittsburgh. Ha said: "Two military plans* came shooting straight toward ua. 0 .» of the plants polled off but the othor came ahead. I still don't know how bo mloaod us." Dr. Arthur O'Koofo, Boston, a passenger, administered first aid and sent eight of his Right com­ panions to the hospital. Four were detained but are not in critical condition. They Included Helen llatlield. 31, <1314 Avenue L NW) Winter Haven, Fla., hosteai. Harry Swanbarg, 34, Duluth. Minn., dsscribed tne near tragedy this way: "Peopta ware thrown from their seal* into (ha aisle and the bag­ gage camo toppling down on top FOUOWINO A.'XIAH WORK" OROIR from Philip Murray, CIO-United Btealworkar* prtaldanl, soma of us. It waa like being in a craiy 65(1,(ion workers In the nolinn's mill* Co out on ilrlkv The walkout begin shortly after tha Supreme Court house at • carnival." voided government tcliuro of the Industry. At top, picket* bearing strike sign* Bather outside the main Olasor (aid ho was at about R*te of the Republic plant in Clrvrhmd. Al bottom, worker! leave the Jonea and LauRhlln plant In Pitts4,000 fact altitude when bo saw burgh, tn foreground are men who were scheduled 1o take Ihe afternoon shift. Murray declared, “The high aeveral smaller craft. When a court decision leave* the steelworkers without bencltt of collectlva bargslnlng agreement." (/nlernattonai; crash with two appeared Immi­ nent. ho aald ha put hla plane into tho violent maneuver, Seconds later he sot the plane Peace Of World down on the airport which had been virtually abandoned only last M'Mallaa#* F ro m F a a a n a # t 'nbnr situation can only he compli­ Tuesday due to the opanlng ol a cated if Ihe government "piles law new 33 million dollar port. Lights on the old port were not In opera • on law." He said labor could not prosner tlon. The pilot brushed slide praise unless Ihe farmer prospers. Ami the farmer can not prosper with­ of his passengers, commenting: "You have lo think fait." out a prosperous labor group lie The Right was sponsored by Ihe said there must be an understand­ North Star Air Coach Co. although ing ol this among all groups. r'Wc got In work on it like Ihe actual operators wero Caribbeao-Ameiican Airlines. dogs," ho said. “ I do not believe we can euro all of tho evils in men's hearts State Farmers Market by law and when you get to com­ pulsory action in certain specific tl#p#rt Xu, ITS phases of this tiling, I rosily boS I S r f l H I l a-TATM PAHStMMN N A IIH K T lievo wo can do more by leader­ BaafuriS, V ta iM * ship and galling states to do It Th# fullow lna t>rlc#a r#v<>M*<l Hr than mika It a federal compul- ih# I)*al*r* on til# thu Hanford Hanford “Hint# Kmmira Mitrkrl for produc# «>M mry thing." tn Truuk*r# A l)**l#r# up In 3:lh He said a question whether he (i.ni. Juft* t. would appoint a Negro to hla Cab­ C # l* rr. Moldan vral## I I .S I - t l.T I inet was "Jumping about two C # i« rr. l*nw«l rra ln * I I I - S.tl nr**## I I I - s.lu bridges to get to • particular spot." Corn tm hakt. t . l l - 1.00 He hadn't given Cabinet appoint­ (.'uoumlKr* Kaapiani tm. tm- i,*kf. liikl. tonIflu-- i.si 1 ments any thought, he said, I'#pp#r# :n iiu. t)»E . u s - *.... CONTtNUINO TMI WAR Of NIRVII, Soviet border guards harai* Iradlc ixtivr K «W fli«r Another reporter asked Elsenon the llerlln-llelmsledl autobahn, the I'JO-mlle-long lifeline helweert iftalu*# ID II) UN. I.ia - I •w Toirixn*# bower bluntly 'if he favored the West Germany nnd We*l Merlin tlrre, a line of freight truck* bringing L 'lT H I/a , ' reflection of Ian. <.fosaph McCar/ <)rmia#« * bo* i n food Into Wot Merlin must H(«lt »» l"n« «» twelve hour* before being O ra liv iriiif. Dum iin bo* *. uu ty (H -Wls.t, who has become a allowed to proreed pail Cnmintml.it checkpoint*. (fnirriiailonaU iv vn rl*ltM of urmlut.'# uroiluc# r#i#lv<[| mntroversial figure In hli charge* *1 Th# Hanlord Ht«i# K*rm #r» M ar­ nf Communism In government. ket from 10:00 a.m. June 1 hi luiVO a» i*.l# i t« I t , id I I Is!1 Eisenhower said ho would not il.m. Juft# <. To t* I ararnlpt# f'*pp#r market ■trunaar will) Indulge in personalities under any Komi it*,non,I, circumstances, hut then he added: Corn llm ktti a lla h llr alronger on "No one Is more determined fooi'X, Oern,Dili Imiin.vlri* M aadiianauiiiiiab'iiwifcfclty-n: IIOHEST A VERAGE INC M arket aleaily on ,# lery. ,'ut'iinithan I thnt any kind of Communist Imre. t»n)*lo«e an,I eaapl*nl#. LEVEl r nfluenrc lie uprooted from Ihe WOMAN! government. Make no mistake WOMAN’S MAUI MAN I shout that." JO to M year* IS to 44 yaar* Rut he added he believed it [Hint# to Housewives) nf tig# af «g * ■mild be done "without besmirchH , A LIC E t» C K , M A R T I # ng any innocent m in." •j The many new types of deterturnl Common Sense ents for laundering clothes have ____ By HPUDH JOHNSON irought numerous qutries from housewives as to tbalr bast use KldrldaV multi mill Ion- d o 11 s r and the pouiblo effect on wear, *2.1)70 iweet (nrn crop is a comparative!] shrlukage or color of fabric*. reconl devatepmenl In tho se n From a recent study of launder­ •ultnr* of this state—a develop­ ing women's work dresses made ment resulting, from research. Fif­ from yallow cotton broadcloth, the MAN*I WOMAN! teen years s?o, anyone suggest­ Kenan* Experiment HUtlon re­ hind of heuiihetd «■* bead nf heuilhi' I ing'that some day Florida would ports: nrodure minfons of ejsra of de 1. Tho amount of synthetic de­ llciaus, nutritious, worm-f r e e tergent needed for home launder­ iweet corn might have been ing was about half th* amount or laughed at, hut that’s exactly other detergent* required for what Florida Is doing today. cleanliness. The soaps used In tha Before IMU not enough sweet test were pore neutral soap corn wa» produced for market In flakes, bsr laundry soap, and Florida to warrant Haling It in granule soap. 9. No one typo of datargont or Tports. It had been triad, ta ho aura, but the earn wars'so wormy method of laundering caused •hat they ware not marketable, more shrinkage of fabric than Avtfop* fam ily ■ S . I t person* Dr. J, R. Beekenbachi aaaoelata di- any other. r / M W " ,tr ■* *"rnl,ia power li concerned, these figure* from 9. The dresses that were sub­ tne u a Labor Depnrtmrnr* women's bureau indicate. Figure#1on jected to overlong washing showed Income* sud age group* are from 1050 cepiui. Total* jnlie Into account a loos In weight—an indication only those reporting forum#, and Include tnrome from' alt tmircci. that subjecting fabric tp too tmoat of Agrlc * mixture of mild much friction In walking may pyrethrlna would causa wear. kill •moat u rw o to u that wars 4. Th« length of time fahrie la sating downward toward t h a washed appeared ta hago More ofrraln* If It were Injected In th* feet on loos of color than th* irantlkuM Fever F#o# *net detergent used. Generally, the commercial laundering process j* ■Ihfo without the full support of A ' Florid* Hxportmaxt Station longer than homo inundating in the Reboot Administration, the automotle washer, nnd this civic organisations, the local mar-, mtomofogl't quickly toatod tho on found It may bo ono reason for color ii nod Md procodute, p rhanla and tha newly organlxed material tl. la eommonially laundered v*. and d Romlnol* High Bahool Band ant affserjvo, using menta. Thia la a euo to tha houte■ol at Orchestra Association. hlng control. wus *o run mi _ machine "The band la an expensive nronly long _ enou m .J tlC ta get clothe* ganisation," said Mr.. Cewlay* growers got A clean. aleen. To ovoid avoid ih# need fpr long "a* thi* year It used curraat "n* this usea for. lor, currant hard washing, eolpred olothas rifrwwfa expense* mof* moy* tiuin $800 wjaiah expenses whith eopeelaliy should not bo allowed had huen been received for parading, I* become badly soilod before aelllnx candy and sponsoring var•laundering. R S Band Awards 5!« a . r a 1L* S3 it! Ajjflcultuw DtpiHnifiit ,i'iJi £ ML tl taa lead-off ear sin make nomination sutt- Cowley, "and my «n.RpMri w T*fl W O T ALABAMA DBLBQATBS and inotrothat menfo: a.tenor saxophone, a pall of cymbals, Oft hat plume*, turn or the- n w M w oppNc )DT to ewegt ehre and street mu- 7DT itrret drums. drums, 1100 $IM worth of m*r og tho slc and oevoral small Items, Irk eluding drum equlpmenV Is my pleasure to tboMr tlwM "It t* WASHINGTON (JP-Governmant im i from farm .price aupport ■ t/z ■aspa w M, lowing equipment FRtCB IUFPORT MPy. C The chief U. N. negotiator'* oft dress came after North Korcar •f1 Gen. Nam 11 charged that recent outbreaks of violence on KoJ« Is­ land have proved the Allied prin­ ciple of voluntary repatriation "ut­ terly bankrupt" ^ Nam declared Ihe U. N. plarW violates the Geneva Convention and added; "Our propossl which assures lhat all prisoners will return home and lead a peaceful life is In com­ plete accord with the Geneva Con­ vention." "I* it your desire lhot the United Nations Commnnd force these peo pic. against their will and at the point nf a bayonet, tn return lo you?" Harrison asked. "Are vno Insisting lhat our sldAr handcuff, chain, or otherwise bind these people and ship them to you like cattle? Arc you suggesting that their human rights ha dis­ regarded, that the United Nations Command force them to Jeopardise Iheir lives? Is this the hurnanltarianlsm you speak nf in these negotiations? "If this Is what you mean by your strident demands for uncon­ ditional repatriation af all, then say so, unmistakably and c le a r ly so that the entire world will hear Ihe barbarous nml medieval price you are attempting In exact for an armistice." SEOUL. Korea iai — Allied and Communist patrols skirmished Wednesday through one nf Ihe light­ est action days of the atalemnlci' 23 month-old Korean War. The biggest Communist units met by United Nations patrols, on the, central front, numbered about 30 ni£. 40 men. The Infantrymen traded brief volleys. Artillery Inflicted about 58 casu­ alties on about 155 Reds located In tho Mundung and Raise Valieva and near the Punchbowl on th t eastern front. An Eighth Army staff officer said tho Reds fired thalr lowest number of artillery ihclls in nearly a month, (ewer than 3,000, , An air slnke northeast ol the Panmunjom truce talk slta killed/} an estimated eight Chinese. ' ~ —* ' i csA q American Samoa la a6aat‘ (100 tttllpa loutli of the Equator and Just east of the international date >i r l line. Mix soft cheddar cheese with a little mayonnaise nnd crisp crum­ bled baron for a delirious sand­ wich filling. Delicious dinner; Baked liam.M fried apple rings, creamed spin-* ach, and squares of hot cornbread. U E U d lA V -lT IB a iW ff p w r * " 4 « t “ By GEORGE A. MCARTHUR v n MUNSAN, Koren i f - U, N** Iruce negotiators today sccused Ihe Communists of Insisting that . (hom-jii'jc-; lllcd held wsr pffooners he chained or hrmnrufrert and shipped bark lo the Rcdi like cattle. teJ. Gen. William K. Harrison I the Communists their demand for forced repatriation of nil Allied held prisoners "falls on deafa ears. The It. N. will not forcibly and violently drive to your side anyone^— who resists returning to you.' He reiterated that the U. N. screening program showed "InconIroverllbTy" that 100,000 prisoners would rather die than return hi Communism. rm » which on ilw highway. _ ■tat Issue, for many ream, a red. commentary not laid he believed m i k u i u i of automobile I of tho quo* callout net* and rrrtfH n who the economic and without it' tn b* cons: rM %IfijR Reds A re Inform ed Tragedy Averted When Big Airliner Forced Return O f Sideslips Buzzers POW s Impossible * m tmboatable air m and s r ^ ^ s u (, •■ rs Ion. ! stoto’s n il * - iwr I960 Bukk Sedanet >187^00 1949 Dodge Sedan U «M > o 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan IIK io o 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan ll W oo �-e. MK iffLiidwitir, Moye Miss Ada Adams Th Honored With Tea H o n o r e d A ( L u n c h e o n Social A n d Personal Activities P H O N E 148 Social Calendar Miss Boyle Honored By Mrs. Roumillat .»*• •• • THURSDAY Seminole Chapter No. 2, O.E.S , wilt m**t at the Matonic Hall at 9:00 p.m. FRIDAY The Florida Baptist Assembly will begin it's annual meeting be fin in g at 8:30 a m The First Baptist Church Hus will leave Un­ church at 7:43 a. in R A fU K If A l The Huya I Ambassadors will meet ol the First Baptist Church at 9:00 p. rn. MONDAY Circlet of the First Presbyter­ ian Church will meet as follows: Circle No. 1, Mrs. Charles Wilke, chairman, with Mrs. J. C. Hutchi­ son, Indian Mound Village, at 2:30 Circle No. 2, Mrs. W. D. Hofmann, chairman, with Mrs. H. O. Oakes, 422 Scott Avenue, 9:00 p.m.; Circle No. 3. Mrs. L. E. Boyle, chairman, witii Mrs. George Touhy and Mrs. John George, cuhdstess, 201 West Sixteenth Street, at 8:00 p.m.; Circle No. 4, Mr*. J. I). Woodruff, chairman, with Mis. J. K. Munger, Geneva Avenue 3:00 p.m.; Circle No. fi. Mrs. W. L. Ruche, chairman, wills Mrs. C. C. Howard and Mrs. A. II Wallace, co-hostesses. Mellunvillc Avenue, 2:90 p.m.; Circle No. 1), Mrs. H. C. Moure, chairinun, with Mrs. Mary Bully, U12 Myrtle Avtnue, 9:00 p.m.; Circle No. 7, Mrs. C. R. Dawson, rhalrninn, with Mrs. P. R. Bach, Jewett’s Lade, 3:00 p.m.; evening circle No. 2, Mrs. E. J. Shepard, chairman, with Mrs. F. D. Scott, 211 Sum­ merlin, at 9:00 p.m. The tegular Imilncs, and pro­ gram meeting of the W.H.C.S. of A*l» First Methodist Church will meet at 3:1X1 pin. at McKinley Hall to he preceded with u houid meeting at 2:30 p.m. TUESDAY The Pilot Club will hold Its tegular business meeting nl H.lin p.m. in the Yacht Club. The hoaid will meet at 7:30 p.m. The music pupils of Miss Made­ line Mallem will he presented In a recital at the Woman's Club nt :30 p.m. Assisting will Ih- C. II. frhirard, vihrulinrp soloist. The public it Invited to attend. The Woman's Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Francis I*. BoU, 1101 Park Avenue, ul 7:30 p.m. Mrs. A. C. Benson will serve ns co-hostess. The Gleaner's Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. it. K. Peurlfoy, 1104 Elm Avenus at 8:00 p.m. i Election Scheduled -« By PretibylerJuiiH — *. M.„. F. E. Roumillat enUrt*D. ed last evening at 7:30 o'clock with a coffee honoring Mis* Lylhalt Boyle. Enjoying the evening aere her hiidesmalds and family The rooms uf the Roumillat home on Palmetto Avenue were attrac­ tive with graceful anangemeuts of white gladioli and camellias. The honoree wore n gown of black taffeta fashioned with a Ha-ipie bodice and circular skirt and she wore black accessories. Those Invited to tie with Miss Boyle were Mrs. L. F. Boyle, Mrs. Dial Gray, Mrs. John Frisch, Mrs. Gordon Tuggle, Mrs. W. L. Robin­ son, Mrs. John Frisch Jr., Mrs. H. L. Boyd, Miss Nancy Williams, Miss Jean Hayer, Miss Dial Boyle and Miss Rosa Coke Boyle. | Enterpritte Notes I By KATHERINE HELLERS Ginduation exercises for the eighth grade of the Enterprise school will he held Friday at 8:00 p.in. 10 Ihe school auditorium. H. A. Hhnhleer, supervising principal of New Smyrna, and formrr prin­ cipal in Enterprise will lie the guest speaker. Special music will he presented by Mrs. Bernard Iferkey of Hanford. Certificates will h<- awarded by George W. Marks, county superintendent, to tin- 15 graduates. The invocation and benediction will lie pronounced try the Rev. Lansing G. Putnam The public Is cordially invited lu attend Ihe exercises. Congratulation, me extended to 001 local grniiuntes of the Del,and High Mehi ui | Ann Sikes, Dorothy liiirifll, Sylvia Dayman, Ernest May, and Warren Jackman. Miss llnyuinu will give the valedlcto1Ian address at commencement exercises tonight In Del.aud. At the Senior Glass Night program held Tuesday evening Mi«s Hayman was again honored for out­ standing nchlevi'incnt In the field of commercial education. A stu­ dent council award whs presented to Warren Jnchninn who served as president this past year. Mrs. Louise Wilson left Tuesday fur Ormond Beach where she will visit until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Gill. The second grade spelling con­ test of the Enternrlse elementary school was held Friday afternoon In the school auditorium with a imiiilier of parents and frlrnds present. Twelve laiys and twelve girls participated In spelling oral­ ly all I In- words in the adopted test. The goal for Ihe winners was ua F. in Hip final spelling grnrti which would exempt them from any written exuin. There were six winners: Bennie Parker, Carol Leih-rluius. Cecelia Drehlow, Madic Parker, Lawrence finest and Sam­ uel Brrnnidimi. The context was licld under the direction of their teacher. Mis. Tytlllc T. Ovlxlt. . CHARLESTON, W Vn rtt-P rcibyte ri 11it Church. II S , coin mixt (oners elect u new moderalor to­ night, then start n 3 day study ol subjects ranging from u proposed apostles' creed change In moneyraising bazaars The 439 commissioners from H3 Kireibytrrlrs, or church districts. In 18 Southern states and the Dis­ HOLLYWOOD | trict ol Columbia make up the I denomination's Bind General As­ By BOH THOMAS sembly >________ — The new moderator will succeed HOLLYWOOD 1* - "Poppa, Dr. James It. McCain, Atlanta, who retired last year as president Won't You Dane* wllh Me? That tun* Is inure nr less our of Agnes Scull College In Decatur, Ihe me sung lor today's essay, as. More than 3fi requests lor which concerns Mltzi Gaynor and changes In church order and ad­ her search for n man. I don t ministration will he considered by mean a man to m a r r y , because AaMte commissioners, who represent she has found one already. She a ™ church membership of almost engaged In Attorney Hlchard Coyle 733,000. and they already live In the same One, from the Fayetteville, N.C., house, along wllh their two moth­ Presbytery, asks that the phrase er* Hut that's another story. This one Is about Midi's search "descended Into hell" he dropp'd from an answer In a church cate­ for a topnolch dance partner. At chism question dealing with a sec leant I think that's what it I* about tlon of the apostles' creed With Midi, you're, never quite The request contends that Ihe sure. phrase Is confusing to many peo­ "I undersland you're on the ple, that it is not esteiillal to sal prowl for a male star to dance vition and that the Preshy lerlan with." I said, throwing out a line. jAymnal has omitted It "Alt, yes," she squealed. (Midi * The Fayetteville Presbytery, olten squeals.) "Pin dancing with along with others at Granville, N. team in my eyes 'cause the man In C.. and Memphis, Tenn., also has my anna Is a girl.' Or something submltled a plea fur a "protest like that." In the strongest expression possi­ "I understand that you have ble” against appointment ol u U S. lieen In six pictures and have ambassador to the Vatican. danced alone In Just about all of Although a report of 0 2 year them," I added, trying to pursue study on marriage, divorce and Ihe matter. remarriage la to be referred to "Why, certainty, sugar." she presbyteries for study, the com­ gurgled, (a normal reaction for missioners are expected to ru- tier.) "You don't suppose there's <* Yalta te Uw church's thinking on something wrong with me." w (be two grounds It recognizes for I assured her there wasn't; any jdiVMve-idultery and willful da- foul can see that. I continued: "With whom would you like to the East Alabama Presby- dance?" Ur* has coma -»me a proposal — ............... deploring "Well doll, thero are only five • "zalaa. bazaars liars and the like" ax name dancers In pictures." a matted of raising money for "Such as-*" church purposes. "Such as Fred Astaire. Oh, he's The presbytery has asked Ihe cool. He la precision, class. Oene assembly to state the "popular Kelly Is the genius; every dance methods _for„ ralaing , ----- money and he does 4s Inspired. 1 love danc­ worshipping 0God as good stewards ing with Dsn Dailey; ha'i so 1m m m u ' the Pretby resbylerian Cnurou." and limber. 1 tied one number with " Tho commissioner* commiii trIU bo ssked him In my first picture, 'My Blue tj^ to support i4 two million dollar Heaven.' Thai's stent the only drive for Negro extension work dance partner I've had, dam it. to support gunman College "And then there's Donald O'Con­ Florida. nor. He's solid. What ■ dancer! People have found out he can do In anelsnt times, sulfur was tap dancing aa wall aa comedy called brimstone, that Is, burn stuff The other fellow la Gene atone, because it burned when Nelson. Wow I He Is just about the greatest. He had a number In E P e r so n a l s Dr. and Mri. K. Mavur Rucker have ai their guriti Dr. L. G. Horn and ion, Lout* Jr., of Annis­ ton, Ala. Mr.-iahd Mr*. Joe Raker are ‘ 1, week at Fernandlna BeaaWtFip»her parents, Mr. and M riTTijttJO 'Nral Jr. Mr. and Mr*. A. E. Shlnholser and Ite and Mrs. Orville Barks spent AM past weekend at Day­ tona M*eh. Frlenda of Mr*. M. A. Callaway will regret to learn that she I* confined to Orange Memorial Hos­ pital in Orlando. Mr*. Virginia Zachary plan* t<> leave over the weekend to spend some time with her sister In Or­ lando. Seminole High School graduate* Miss Connie Ludwig mid Mis* Milium Moye we it- honored on Fti-lay afternoon la-tween tho hour* of 4:00 and 0:iM oclock with n tea given by Mrs. W. If. Stew­ art, Mrs. I.. It. Johnson and Mr*. Robert W. Williams u! the Will­ iams home ut 1020 .Park \ venue Decorating tile Miunu. ol rhe Williams home were attractive arrangement* of loses, white gladioli and blue delphinium. While gladioli and delphinium centered Ihe linen and lace covered tea table The rente 1piece was flanked with while lapels in cry* tal holders. Meeting the guest* at the 1I001 were the two young honoree* and their mothers, Jlt» J M Moye and Mis. John Ludwig Mi*s Moye chose to wear lor tile n -elision I crisp scarlet alien gown, ballerina In length, and Mi** Ludwig wore an orchid and Inveinh 1 ankle length fioch. They weie present­ ed with gift* from the hmlesse*. Mia. Jo* Melsch and Mr*. Frank Melsch presided at the leu table and assisting In serving weie the Misses Diane Moye, Dottle Will­ iams and Mm mum- l.udwlg, Lake Mary Mother'n Cltih lias Luncheon Friend* of Malcolm MarNelll will regret to learn that he ha* entered Emory University Hospltal for examination. Mr*. E. B. Rlnehrart, formeily of Sanford and now of Washing too, D. C., is visiting in Sanford st the W. B. Brinson home and the W. L. Harvey home, Friends will regret to learn that Mrs. L. H. Wynne has en­ tered Orange Memorial Hospital and underwent surgery this morn Ing. Friends of W. F. Garner will be glad to learn that he has been re­ moved to his home on Weit Ninth Street from the hospital in At­ lanta where he underwent majoi surgery three weeks ago. Roy Gilbert left by plane on Monday for Portland, Oie. where he will serve a* one of the super­ visors at Ihe Oregon Boy's In­ dustrial school for the summer months. ------- v My,., and Mrs. J. E. Hlarkmou hava as their guests their mothers, M rnlj.tR, Blackmon and Mrs. W. F. White, both of Darlington, S C. TR#y also have n» their guests Mary Louis* Mclnvtll* of Darling­ ton. . i J. D. File has arrived from Davidson College in North CaroUna to spend about two weeks with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Fite, at their home on Celery Avenue. He plan* to leave about July 12 fur Staunton, Va. where he will he employed for the sum­ mer at the Htate Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melach and Mr. and Mrs. ,k>* M*lseh leave on Saturday fur Jacksonville where Mr. and Mrs. Frank Melsch will visit their daughter and ton-liilaw, Mr. and Mr*. I,. H. Harlsfield, and Frank Melsch Jr. Mr. anil Mrs. Joe Melsch will go on to Savannah. Ga. to visit then daughter and son-in-law, Ml nut Mrs. Richard Vurnny. Walter Meed Smith graduated on Tuesday from the University of Alabama wllh a Bachelor of Arts degree. The graduation ex­ ercises In Tuscaloosa were aitended by Mr. Smith's parent*, Afr. and Mrs. Ralph Austin .Smith, who, along with their other son, K. A. Smith Jr., are alto grad­ uates of ths University of Ala­ bama. Returning to Sanford for a visit with th* Smiths were Mis* Mary- Maury of Mobile, Ala. and Duvsl Easley of Martinsville, Vs. TURNEH TO SPEAK MaJ. Walter Turner, recently returned from Korea, will speak at the regular program meeting of the W.8.C.H. nf the First Methodist pkurch at 3:00 p.m. on Mon­ ti Turner will discuss the I and nveds In Korea. |p is cordially Invited to tarns "potato" was first aptht sweet potato and later rod to the white potato, Ir a n i allh«ij|li the twu plants are only distantly related, says the Natleaial urorgrsphtc Society. 'Tea for Two' that waa Imposilblo to do." She mtnlkmad that thara are othsr up and comlni dancers, such as Gowar Champion. But oo far ha haa bean monopolized by hla dancing zpousa, Marga. Does zba prefer dancing with man? "Well, I'll t«U you, honey. It's harder. II sura Is. You hava to learn two whole parts—your part­ ner's and your own. But I don't mind. I Ilka man." Wllh that Mltzi tossed a kiss al a paislng actor. Don't In- alarmud, Mr. Coyle. You should know by now that your fiancee tosaei kisses al everyone. TDK Wli* llulluie ii oil I'm * d a v w i t h •* b m clleo i) g i v e n I,v h e r a u n t . M l*, • le a n S A d a m * . T h e g u r * t * g a t h e r ­ ed a t t h e A d a m s ' h o m e m i F a s t F o u r t e e n t h S t r e e t a t 1.0,1 oVIia-k. L u n cheon w as se rv e d at sm all t a l l i e s w b l e b w e r e ,-,-*>*•>■■,,,| -vitll i i iifn i> p a * t e | 7u>“* '. T o , .-. I h e * enfmg n rin iig en ien t w as n u n k e d w ith sm all floral placecnrds. M ix e d |n *-iel f l o w e r s d e c u r a t e d t h e p a r t y I 00m* -1 M m. 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II I H"V*I 1 i bir((nil Til)!(’ll , Mi *• f »•'* i«l*l I ' i-dlig, Mr-*. \V <’ Mill, V!i I **iu Bolt, llugli Mm ............ ( T u p p . M» Ibiiioe the nflerluam Mi** Ad*- o 11 preo-uled vvilb n gill I" " i11-r :11ml Min** enjoyiiig the a - u u i with Mh * Adam* weie tl" ' I ■*>■* Jane H h v i *, Mildred M d. Gretchin Kllcbboff. Ann Wbit ii k 1*1. Iioiinn Witte. Norma I :>v> l l u i v e y , K l i m b e l i i M i u p l i y , Ib d .e I t is b e e , I ’a m l i l i e A tcllild s, •< n o \ \ l*on. K lle n D r i g g e r * , Mr*. I>- V N>-wmiiii. Mrs. W A. A l t ­ a i 1*. a m i M i s . I!, A. S p e e r , .li, M r s . 1*'. ( ’. C a m p h c l l Honored At Shower VI1 m K, I* vvii« iiimnr* mu 1 14■•Hituv 1m rh i w i t h 11 Wh.I.luL Mm , \ W Lee \ | M . S O t liR*e .It Mi Will III* • Bell, »f rivi 11 Mi- A J Wnlki'r, Mr ! r I i wI**, Mr** /elmu U tui hum" flint Mi • M K. Ituk 1*I «" f** U a l l * r It■"in■" m i 1!1111 \ vi* The Mothi-l* t'lllb -if Luke M.iiv ti * Mil | iji 1 I v limin'* w**l 1* lit"i'll* Coininunil v Chiueli lu Id i t s i * 't . ' 1 ift niiik mill w h i t e I'h iilmH monthly luncheon and business w *ii 1 L* a n t 1L il l y ji t>t>•n 111 v.I l t t !♦!♦* meeting lit the home ul Mi> Hugh |» mi t i n li I*1\ i11 V t r f | i'*!imt'llt t'f Grier oil I'lii-sdiiv at n»»n F»l | ■ ih tlllV Tilulw 1i'!l4':4, i'll!,1* IItill lowing u delicious hnu-hioii course i n f v>t 1 1 **’I VIM| a shurl IniSIUrss no , ling was held v'fltlH't t t l ' i e | i Im \» m1 ! m and niinuiiiiceiin-nt niudi that the II ■ Ml. I VI IIIIIM with in l/i"* h» IIIJ next meeliiig will In- I,>1.1 un July t.\ Mi V I*, hold.in**, Mr** 1 at the home uf Mi*. Kill* l.luyil. jiiiiit Unit 14"111w niitl Mi * t ’hin h*4 U uthm and c l . II.l i e .1 a t t e n d i n g (. •-f t in- \ | m 1 it hi |i t>*'11 iJFzS* MEtfk R u l p p W illiam * and in tn hwel\ I’lft W'liit It weie Melanie, M rs. ' C u l l l a COsth-i.ciry i f - . 1 i*'«| t n h i t in » Hti'il hiiJ Colleen, Mis. I>. NeJone* and hit if I* Me H o w a r d , A lix . Walk., Wi'UlnImld li,. rolhtvvinrt ni'h in esi-nt w i t h and Jimmy and Kav, 'dr* It C. ■1141 it * kI. ,M11 V G I ' e i r y . HERALD Mrs. MannAndTouhy Honor Hride<Kleet Mi** A d a Adam*, popular young Seminole High Sr lund graduate, *«i SANFORD Ilium June .V, 1932 \li* * Dial B un le, Mi * D illg fe lih - 1 , Mt»* N: iiiin m id Mi** G u n dt-N-’i aiuuiig tlullda's lulbiux hcallBc*. |irlllr MuiiU t i.iae. lids yeai'i Mi** lloililj, a lo rd at the t tdtci*llv ol lluildj mu* piiiiiimmeil Gunleida tfiicrn. 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T o ll * ! l i M y W ater Fivu F r a g r a n c e s Including THE NEW “ METEOIl" R O U M I L U T & AND Walgreen Agency Drugstore MODERN AIR CONDITIONED 1M Km * r u n ■GOjIhMa- “ON THE CORNER BY THE CLOCK' Telephone IS and 1847 �#- it,.... . y - ---------------------- •• - " ’.ocwEr y ^ r r r r r ; -------- —--------- — Azaleas 10-4, For 3rd Win I Blues Lambast Dusty Rhodes Belts! t iik , 6th Foil r-Master: I,,n*r 1 Smith Wins No. 5 To Check Palatka Yv Hr KKNT LT1RTLAIN Inspired liy Ihr burking "f loenl fins, the Srminnlr Blue* avrngril tholr 17-ft shcllarklng «i the linmls of Palatku U*l in«nlli l>y him belting (hr Aznli-ns, 10 1, Imfoir a larrr (iirnmit of 857 litst nlirhf In the Memorial Htndium. Hilmnn "Dualy” Rhodes, usual „ I r a r«trhi-r, played left field and provided Ilie • n t h Uwin e tic crowd with the heroin hy blastInp out a tre­ mendous 350-foot homer In srore Manager Churk Aleno anil Ted "Dusty” Rhode* ..'rooklyn In front of him. Then In the firth frame with two Arnica.i on hair, Ithndp* aped to deep left ranter to apear n terrific smash off the hni of third liiiNcmnn Murell Smith. Rhodrn' rlrruit rloitl wu« hi* tilth of the Infnnt season and atcotul of the month. It pin red him In a lie with Injured Johnny Imbra for third place on Ihr Bluaa In the lilt department In which Hanford pnrra the league. George Kenln opened the gume with n looping fly hall down thn left field foul line for n double. Ha walked the neat two tlmen and spanked out a pair of afnglea In hla last two trips to give him u perfect night ut the plate. Kenln1 three hlta gave him the distinc­ tion of lending the dub's M-hlt eaeault. Eveiy Sanford hatter got a t least one lilt. Alono continued whittle down the margin between hlmsoK and the State League r e c o r d ’or runs-hattedn an he brought ■rroaa his nnth runner I n 50 feemes played on o n e o f tw o •In g le s la s t * night. The giant (Burge Kents manager hns 71 Itlll's to go to retch Buddy Lake's record of ltd. The Blue* will conclude their two-game art In I'alntba thia evening. Newcomer Ken Adame may get the alerting as•igninenl or veteran Marly Marlines may he called on to beep the Hrmlnolca' winning Wage alive. Marlines ban yd Id win a game tor Hanford. Adame tame to the llloea when they purchased his rontrarl from the disbanded Gsinrsvlll* G-Men. Meanwhile the Blue front of­ fice was operating at top ........I In an effort to land a slugging outfielder ami a possible replace­ ment for John (inhra, who was • Idollord for at least sis weeks when he broke Ills leg In Tues­ day night's Cocoa game. President Joel Field revrslrd that they riprclrd lo receive name plsyrr help shortly, through he declined la say who the lllura were seeking, last night the game had hard­ ly begun before I'alalku left fielder Mike Kassaldan was through for protesting a third ■trike loo violently. Umpire Btlere called for a policeman be­ fore the KBL's second highest hitter In 1051 would leave and [fr.itheii __ to wave him out then (filers_ had j w Of the dugout, 8*nfonl cut -loose early after Meals’ double In the first frame when Rehear flaw to left end Farlae grounded to second to More Kenle. Aleno end Brook­ lyn < followed wllh ____... successive P If* •mgles end came srempsring heme on Rhodes'out-of-ihs-psrk emesh. This give Hanford ■ ' 4-h lead which they never re. m nlehed Ihe reel of the game. Manager Chuck Aleno hashed «Ul the longest single of Uie r In the fifth frame fi * when he t a line up ■gelnat eg the (eft d harrier 335-feel from homn More Kskew from >ecoml, Rhodes knocked In his fourth 1 of the geme In the eighth P I he dropped e Texes Leaguer “ 5hort left center to send home with the 10th end telly. like AB H O A s, gb 5 3 I 4 1y. lb Iblon, If ( , hanford h er a ld Th,,r* JuM1 ,a5zl Charles Rates As 2-1 Favorite In Heavyweight Bid Ezznrd In Choice To Regain His Title From Joe Walcott Hy MURRAY HUSK PHILADELPHIA ift—The fourth and most lucrntlvc episode In Ihe Jersey Joe Walcott Kirurd Charles mud serlc'i will he imrerlerl tonight with Charles rated a 2 to 1 lavorllo lo make letting history and tier nine :hc first former heavyweight king to win hack his crown, Forecasts of fair wrnllirr for the I' p m KHT 15 rounder In Municipal Sladlutn, slle of many hlMnrir events In snorts, boosted promoter Merman Taylor's confi­ dence that about 55,fSHI will pay 1250,000 In sec the scran The Imi it will lie broadcast and teleeiisl roait-to-coast. Wllh |I75.0I5> paid for Ihe rndln TV rlghls. this latest, and no doubt last, number In ihe 3-year-old rival­ ry appears a cinch to eclipse the financial take of the other three stops In Chicago, Detroit and Pittsburg tt was in Pittsburgh last July 15 llml the heavy flsletl, thick,armed Walcott uncorked n perfect left honk In knock nut the champion In Ihe seventh round. ‘Til he out to knork him out again." said Ihe 35 year old Coin den mlrnele man in his Iasi puhllr statement. "I've got his number and he knows II " "lie's got Ihe titles. I'll have lo go after him anil gel II," ssld Ihe solemn fared nnu determined Charles. If Ihe challenger follows through on his utalcmrnl the fight cniild lit- Ihe bent of the scries Dial started with a walls In Chicago, picked un a llltlo slunui In Detroit i<ml icalfy started to hlriic In Pitts­ burg Walcott, a superb eniinlorppuncher with u kayo wallop in either hand. Is In a perfect spot to suck K u in l Into a trap. As Eisnnl pointed out, he will hove to moke ihe fight. This is right up Die alley of the champion. One opening hy Charles could mean the fight. Charles lias Indicated he will seek to sap the ancient gladiator's slrengtli early wllh booming left hooks and right swings to the body. Then he will snoot for the head. Errant expeels lo weigh 102 pound*—heaviest of his career—at Ihe weigh In Neurlug 31, he bus grown Into 11 full fledged heavyweight, Is heavier around Ihe fuco and on his legs, amt undoubtedly has slowed up In the hulldlng-up process. Ho is sacrificing some of ids speed for power The 11)2 pounds will he 10 ninro Ilian he packed fur his losing fight In Pittsburgh Walcott's weight has not varied much lie expeels tn weigh 11)4 or Ifi3 tonight Hats Divide With Orlando In Twin Bill, 3 - 2, 2 - 1 T h e Sports Register fly KKNT CIIKTLAIN Sports Editor llnteliall hit n luw-ehb III Han­ ford yesterday when It was re­ ported Johnny Imbra suffered * fractured leg in the Himford-Cocoa game Wednesday night. It wasn't enough thill the club had. cached n tragic financial Impair nor was it enough that the Uni­ versity of Florida outfielder Kd Mere, who had promised to sign with the Blues ax soon as hn grad­ uated this month, broke Ms leg while sliding Into a base at the University. More was the i e r o n d highest 'i 11 t e r on Ihe H n u t h e a s t<i r n Conference -hnmplonshlp *11immid club. He was blasting thn 1 ball out at a tills* ’.orlng .1151) pace 1 at the time of his Injury. More ■nuld field capa­ bly if not flaw­ lessly. lie was u solid bitter and In general the an­ swer tn Maunxer Chuck Alenn's outfield headaches. The hapless lltnes suffered Ihrlr first stroke of misfortune early In the year when heavy hitting ratrher Dominie Petra■Inn, Jumped the rlub lo lahe a factory Job In Beverly, .Mass., and he wllh hl« wife and new­ born hsliy, Petrmdnn was sn exrrtlenl tinrhslnn with a bulletarm and hit s hall in hard that Yank pilot Casey Ktenxel and While Sox (letters I Manager Frank lame rxnressed Interest It* him. Farcil with these sccminglv In­ surmountable obstacles, a large group of local fans nevertheless wouldn't listen to any suggestions of the easy way nut of giving up. Thov rmmtcrcd all hurdles hy rea­ soning out a feasible solution Tueaihty evening In their meeting wllh club officials at the City Mall. It was « wise decision by tha Seminole Blues' management to lake their plight In the fans, for It is Ihe only possible salva­ tion (or Hanford’s baseball di­ lemma. Fans ran either make or break a rluh hy ranting »u> In Ihe park or avoiding Ihe games. One nl tin m o r e plea-a 0 aspects on till Hanford baseloil scene Is the one man race against l i m e ami th schedule manage Chuck Aleno h making In his bl> tn rrnck the all time F I o r I d i S t a t e Lragtic't r e c o r d of I4<, runs • luittcd ■ In set hack In I94tl Churk Aleno when mini her Hnnfnrd player, Bodily Lake established the mark. Aa of Tuesday night's gaum Aletin had OH Itni'a to Ills credit In 4ft games out of Ihe total of 135 games te he played. Originally Sanford had a 144game schedule In which Aleno had a better chance to break Ilia allUme RBI figure, hot with the withdrawal of Gainesville and St. Augustine necessitated shortening Itm schedule hy nine gsme*. This leaves Al­ eno HO games In which to drill In 73 runnsrs lo tie Isike'e record and 73 Bill's to sur­ pass the ex-Han­ ford star. If you •■were to take Al ‘ eno's 1.4 RBI averagu per game and stretch It out over the rest of the 13ft • gams s c h e d u l e , thn By NEIL GILHRIDK Associated Prrse Staff Writer In Wednesday night's game, Senford whipped Palnlhs, 101, Jack­ sonville Bench overran last-place Leesburg, 20-1, DeLend—still hold­ ing a healthy lead in the leaguesplit n dniihfeheader with Orlando, and Daytona Beech split rme with Cocos. DeLend won the first game, SI, Orlando Ihe second, 21. Daytona Beach won, 54, In the first game with Cocon, and lord the second, 4-3. Meorgo Bethea, recent DeLend purchase, pitched a flhliter and •cored Ihe winning run in the 7inning first game. Itlp Sewell Itched ■ 5-hliter fnr Orlando In to second game. Daytona (loach won Ihe fire! Ssnford manager lame of Its dotibleheader whan game when W ill d riv e IW .3 Leroy Irby hit Relief Pitcher Jim fiwidy U K rutmeks « e r a g s Vickery for a 2-run homer In' thg (he platter to better Lake’s record seventh Inning. Prod Rupp by 47 runs. in force In Cacoa'e winning Thle of course will be OMtlttIhe 10-lnnlng second game, on Aleno'o ability to keep Jacksonville Beach Conterftelder gent up hie pare, play sli Ihe ggmee Buster Klnard led the rrut over end not lean any contests oh lateahurg by hitting ilx times tn of rain. These sane seven trips end driving In six runs. account three'foMoni have been Instru­ Dual/ Rhodes hit his sixth home mental In keeping Lake'a mark run of ihe year to give Sanford tntncl over the.lsst six years. throe runs In Ihe first Inning of lu 1DATA: Two ex-Sanford players to o victory ever Pelstlu. have been faring very well for 2 0 0 Uta leagua Uadlng leading DeLand “ ‘ * “Rad ’* ST 11 14 . Data. Lloyd re­ nyil Bwaln Ihaa „an _1-0r .... AB N O A Tha sweet potato plant belong* Ihe with the Hate while to tha same family aa the morning raltkro broke Into the De* glory U nd line up playing left field § R Say Good-Bye L" 6' *f Hy RALPH RODEN Associated Pres* Kports Writer This niny be tho year that Tom Y.iwkry is rewarded for hla cosily and unceasing efforts lo bring an American Ix-eguo pennant lo Bos Inn. The gene rmi» owner of tho Bed Sox found nut pnlnftilly that pen mints couldn't he bought Yawkey then set up an expensive farm sys* 'em M produced a pennant In 1940 am) heartaches ever since. Yawkey. far from discouraged, tried another method. Tuesday he okayed a one million dollar deal that brought four velernu* from Detroit In exchange for Infieiderx Johnny Pesky, Walt Drupo, Fred IIn lfield, Pitcher Bill Wight and Outfielder Don Lenhardt. The trails already hns paid the Brd Sox dividends. Three of the newcomers. Third Besemsn George Kell. Outfielder Hoot Kvrrs and Pitcher Dlxiy Trout, teemed up Wednesday to lead the Sox to a 13-11 triumph over the Cleveland Indians. The other Tiger acquired In the deal, Khortxlnp Johnny I,Iptun, didn't play. The victory en­ abled Ihe Bed Sox to take over Ihe lead from the Indians. Kell and Evers each cracked a home run end drove in Ihrcc run* nplcce Trout, working In relief, gained hi* second victory. Boston look an early lead against the Indians, rolling up an 1-2 ad­ vantage against Bobby Follcr lt> two Innings hut Lefty Mol Parnell couldn't hold It. The Indians chaiod Purnell In Ihe fifth when they •cored five runs In tie Ihe score nt 0 0. Kell broke Ihe tie In the bottom nf ihe fifth wllh a 2 run homer off Steve Ciromek. Tho New York Yankees climbed Inin third P is c o , lth games behind Bus Inn and five percent ago points ahead of Washington, hy heating Ihe Chicago Whlto Sox, fl-3. Ed Lopsl, with help in Ihe ninth from Boh llngue, gained credit for hla second vlclory. The Ynnks clipped Joe Dobson for all of their 13 hlls and runs In six Inalngs. Little Bobby Shunts turned In his eighth straight victory and his ninth of tho season is the Athletics shaded Detroit, 4 3. In a night game at PhUidelphis. Eddie EddJ Jooat's 2-run homer in Ihe fourth decided the issue, In the National League, the Brooklyn Dodgers stretched Uielr [wd .lo two gamee, downing the Pittsburgh Pirates, 7-4, In n night game while the rtinnerup New York (Hants bowed, ft 2, lo Chicago lu Ihe afternoon. Jackie Robinson pounded out • ■Ingle, double ami home run Ic lend Brooklyn to Its seventh straight victory over the Pirate* Cart Krsklne. wllh help In Ihe ninth from Billy laws, was Ihe winner ami Iluh Friend Ihe loser Big Boh Bush recorded his seventh consecutive triumph for Chicago In healing the (Hants Tho (Hants scored IwTco in the fourth lo check Rush's consecutive scoreloss Inning streak at 32. Then the Cubs rocked Larry Jansen fnr five runs In the seventh to wipe out ■ 2-1 deficit. Cloyd Boyer etm e up with hla serond shutout of the season ss the Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves, ft-o. (n x night geme at HI. lands. Boyer allowed four hits, fanned seven end walked none. The Reds outlasted the Phila­ delphia Phillies, lo-l, In a night game al Cincinnati. Travel Allowances* Are Voted Out By Fish Commission Levy Takes Over Loon Homer Lead With 13th Blast Ed l^'Vy, Orlando manager and firtt (axeman, swatted out Ills llltli home run of tho year in the fjril game nf the Senator-Bod lint douhicbender In Delonid last night In pull one ahead of Han­ ford's Churk Aleno for the Flor­ ida Slate League leadership. Tho spider-like Levy Isonly — f our h o m e rs ■way from hlx cntlr* output of 17 last season. In 1050 while managing th e Sanford (Hants, Levy established the all-time rlr*• v \ r X H i cult drive mark \ \ "( 33 In the FSl.. i / A M R , . Aleno lias 12 in Mfi/niv'M 50 games as tn p-glf I vty* - " r o n i p a r e d td l* » » L e v y 's Ise a d e rH By ASSOCIATED PIIEBH National League Uniting — Snucr, Chicago. 340; Loekman, Now York, .337; Adcock, Cincinnati. 333; Bobtnson, Brook­ lyn. 325; Baitmlioltx. Chicago. .325. Huns — Ixickmnu. New York, 40; Williams, New York, 33: Boblnion. Brooklyn, Adams, Cincinnati, and Sauer, Chicago, 30. Buns balled In — Sauer, Chicago, 43; Thomson, Now York, 40; Snluer Brooklyn. 30; Hodges and Cempenella, Brooklyn, 29. lilt* — Ssuer, Chicago M; Adam* Cincinnati, 37; Loekman, New York. 5ft; Sehocndlenat, 8L Louis, 53; Williams, Now York, nnd Ennis, Philadelphia, no. Home Buns •>- Sauer, Chicago, 12; I'affMo, .Brooklyn, 0; Mai hews. Boston. Hodges, Brooklyn, Olid Klner, Pittsburgh, 5 Pitching — Hoe, Brooklyn, 4-ft, 1.000; Msglle. New York, II I, »00; Hearn, New York, 5 1, 833; Bush, Chicago. 8 2. Hixi; F.rsklne, Brook lyn, MInner. Chicago, Wilhelm, New York, and Simmons, Phllu delphls. 4 1. .500. American league Batting — IMMagglo, Boston, .330; Mantle. New York, 330; Rosen, Cleveland, .325; Robinson. Chicago, 322; Goodman, Boston. 33ft Runs — Avila, Cleveland, 81; Rosen, Cleveland, 2ft; DIMaggln, Boxton and Boone, Cleveland, 27; Simpson, Cleveland, 2fl Runs bstted in — Rosen, Cleve­ land, 31; Dnby. Cleveland, 30; Dropn, Detroit, 27; Vernon, Wash­ ington, 23; l-rnhardt, Detroit, and McDougald, New York, 34. lilts - Fox, Chicago, HI; Robin son, Chicago, and Rlmpson, Cleve­ land, 57; Avila, Cleveland, 53; hoi' an, Cleveland, 53. TALLAHASSEE (Special) ~ Commissioner! of the Geme and Freeh Water Fish Commission voted to etrike pul their ronetitutianal travel allowances and to return that money to the Game Agency for uae on other projects, reported Cecil | | . Webb, chairman of the group, today. Wehh said that move woe t* a f t h e critical ■Ituatieu of the budget Uie year, and approval waa unaaimoua ht THE RLIIKH THIS WEEK Tonight Sanford at Pnlatka Friday Daytona at SANFORD Baturday Sanford-at Daytona Bufifliy Lessburg at BANFORD lutlons) amendment establishing tha Game Commission, eaeh Com­ missioner is provided 9000 a year to pay hla traveling eipeneee to t|ie Commission meetings. Aetual|y, the cost of being a commit■loner rurts Into aavMal thousand dollar* a year, which each man the p«ya out of hla own pocket. Finance* of tha Game group with a bang when he provided the •re derived entirely from the enl* of hunting and fishing licenses la th« Slate of Florida, with other moneye coming from the Federal government for uao in Federal the Canon Indiana, according to Aid Project! on gamo and flah the grapevine . . . flnia.________ management programs IKlist Hall IMIlr HmhSIm lu ll Iin iih fr . H lt-vl* tl 'V, Klims* U. i u l i a l s I'r lii-. T r r n iif . 't a x lln r h . 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Flnrhla .Stale ls>axur DeLand 35 11 .714 30 .1<1nvilli- Bi-arti fi35 17 32 19 Orlando fi27 31) 20 Ssnford HOft Palatka .520 2ft 24 Daytona llrarh 23 2ft 4ftft Cocoa 15 31 3117 Is'i'sliiirg 31 333 17 UrI,11nil 5 I Orlando 2 2 Dtiylonn Bench 5 3 Cocoa 4 4 Sanford 10 Palatka 4 Jacksonville Beach 20 Leesburg 1 Sanford ut Palatka DeLand at Orlnmlo Cocoa nl Daytona Beach Leesburg nt Jacksonville Beach National League Brooklyn 29 .725 11 New York 25 M7 14 Chicago 25 18 581 Cincinnati 22 23 .500 HI. tznil* 23 21 480 23 Philadelphia 18 430 Boston tfl 24 400 Pittsburgh 3fl 231 It Chlrngo ft ___ 3 York Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 4 Kt Iioiils II Bnston (I Cincinnati 10 Philadelphia Now York at Chics gn Philadelphia at Cincinnati Brooklyn al Pillsburgh Bnslon at HI. Louis American league Boston 23 1ft Cleveland 2ft 10 New York 21 17 Washington 33 19 Chicago 23 33 Philadelphia II 19 HI. Louis 31 15 D,droll 13 New few York fta Chicago Chica a Boston Hn*ton 13 Cleveland Clevelar 11 Philadelphia 4 Detroit I SI. Louis el Washington poelponad rain American League Chicago at Now York Cleveland al Boston Sparkling pitching performancei ere hanging goo*e egg* on Florid i International League scnreb«ev«i t the*« nights nnd giving fans so m i,g | of Ihe best game* they’ve eve.■ten in Ihe Class B circuit. Three of Tuesday night's gam"i were shutouts end all five saw only 17 runs srnred In 4ft innings played. Beat of Ihe bunch wea a 181. Peters­ burg where Dale Metthewsnr, Tampa, bested Ciarence (Hooksl lott, 81. Petersburg. 1-ft, In 13 In­ ning*. Lakeland arid Havana apm n pair at Lakeland, where tM Cidietia won (he opener, 4 0, and Lakeland took the nightcap, 2 0. wj Miami defeated West Palm Beacb T 4-1, and Fort Lauderdale stopped Miami Beach by the same aenrt. Mslthrwson notched his 11th win sgsinat three losses when Benny Fernandes singled after Matthewson had walked and Len Pecou hit a one bagger About 3,000 saw the game Billy Harris allowed six hlls and Miami's Sun Kox won their fourth straight and 28th nut of 29 before 1.374 Miami Stadium customers, f t Ed Little's single, Hocky RotteU'a w double and Manager Max Macon'* Jee DIMaaile triple were (ho big blows. Alex Patterson and Frank Sulkowskl were rapped for nine hits as the Indiana dropped their second straight and eighth out of their lest nine. Haul Ssnchci gave up only tti ts in the opener of the twin bill at Lakeland Dlnty Moore hindcuffed the Cubans on five hlta in Joe DIMexilii lias retired hut the afterpiece. no series on hitting Mould be The league-owned Fort Lauder- ^ complete without s few words dale Braves finally clicked for M from Ihe great Yankee center hlls off Bob Palmer and Mori fielder. During his 13 years Smith a* Tony Garcia held Miami with Ihe Yankee*. DIMsafio Beach to seven. Homers by Tom­ rnmplled s lifetime balling my Venn and Angel Scull sewed average of .325, played In 10 up the game far the after * Ihe Braves “ World Series and II All-Hiar they had g° gone tn front In the fourth games. Three times he was frame. About 70ft saw the game in chosen Ihe Most Valuable Fort Lauderdale. Player in the American League. In IBM he hit safely In 5ft Saxton Rackfl Up Hid %• straight games. Ilv FRANK PCK 29th Straight Rout AP Nrwsfealures Sports Editor As soon as tho tftftl World Scries became history. Manager CHICAGO ifti — Muscular Johnny Caiey Stengel of the New York Saxton followed out hia plane of Yankees walked over lo .loo Di- crowding, covering end connecting Maxell), shook hi* hand nnd saldi to whip rangy Luther Rawlings “Wo couldn't have won without Wednesday night end register his 29th consecutive ring victory with­ you!" Stengel mrant every word ami out a Ion. his sentiments were expressed .The New York welterweight* out­ weighing hla Chicago opponent Iff by rath of the Yankees. DIMnggio was tho third — and 1ft 1441** pounds, showed off his r *left hook close-ip tho last fer u long time—- Htenmlhg tu>f the greet hitters to wear Yan­ iriistry before a merR. 3.411 cm kee uniform** First ram* Babe dmere In' Chicago gUdhim. . Ruth, then l.nil Gehrlu nnd then .T he group, smallest-of the 1932 fiadlum season, paid 97.191. DiMaggio. "The referee laid me file in the lin m p rrrd hy In ju rie s ght lo qull holding so much," said Tv Cold) recently crllirlied Haxton, a glib diVssing room oralor DiMiiirolo fur not tnkinx heller n stole, brutal machine in the rare of himself in the off season, hut "Punch, punch, punch—lhai's 1ml Ci>t>l> forirut to mention the ring, people wont to sec. fart Ihnl DiMaggio has been all"What’s the use of punching if hampered by injuries sinco Joe don't know what you’re dolngT A first broke in with Son Francisco. vou like catching the wrong train. A The fart remains that DIMnggio 1C* I wanted to crowd In on Luther meant more to Ihe Yankees with and that's what 1 did—I planned Id* list than Cold, meant to lie- my fight and fought according to troll. In 23 seasons in Detroit plan." Cnbli not. his learn Into three World Series. DIMairffln made the Be comfortable. That’s the moat Hassle (I) limes in t.t season*, ills Important thing to remember In hitting was it big fartnr. hitting. Mere's what Joe DiMaggio says Eye On the Hall about hilling: "Try to keep your head turned "Don't ropy anyone* stance. toward the pitcher and your *y4a focused on the hall at all llmea. . LINESMEN Try not to bib your head, eV4»t V GAINESVILLE "B-FIvj Florid* In going through *>n your awing. Boilers will compete In tho NCAA Keep the brad rigid. National llltarcollofllnlo Tourn*"Notice Htan Mualal. He crouch* ment at Purdue In June. ea and henda but you will never The Floridans won 10, Inst once see hie heed move. It'a facing the ■ml tied twice In their 1952 lesson. pitcher ail the lime, even after Those entered for the nnllonsl tour­ Ihe pitcher release* the ball, nament are Dsn Sikes, Jackson “You can get Juit aa much villa; George FDcher. Isnjlxvllle. (Balance out of a light bat. Re­ Ky.; P*t Scliwab. Dayton, p ,; Jer member that. ry Port. Wilmington, Del.; *nd "Avoid overawlnglng. OverDonald Knight. Lakeland. awlnging cornea from taking loo A hard a awing. It alao ia the reitilt « netroiTTt "Philadelphia of taking your eye* off the hell. ONLY GAMES. You |oee nil your timing when you Florida Internallagal l<aa|M Miami 41 » « » overawing.” Miami Beaeh 3A 33 Tampa 34 33 BN Havana 33 25 .39ft St. Petersburg 30 M .511 Weal Palm Beach 3R 30 .491 Lakeland 30 19 M Fort Lauderdale III 4B ,191 avana 4-ft Lakeland 0*1 la mi 4 Weal Palm Beach 1 Fort Lauderdale 4 Miami Beech f Tampa 1 St. Petersburg 0 (19 In.ninga ) • . ■ , , Havana at Lakeland 81. Petersburg at Tampi Tampa 1m Beach ____at. Miaami S ag! Pal... laml Beach at Fort Lauderdahj DiMaggio Advises Hitters To Keep Heads “Steady” H 8tin r. M* 10 - Race* Dolly OftftMo 141 and 2nd RftcCft Q n la M if t t r e r y Manny OitM* Hmm. A l-.T,.v.«t1—_V mmrnmm1 v 1. SIHIIT'SIIKSIT.TS HACK—a/IUlhi Mila Tima lisle Hally llaaklal By (IKNE PLOWDF.N Associated Press Staff Writer E V E R Y F R I D A Y N I G H T 8^0 R O C K E T S P E E D W A Y , IN C . I ___;I U D A W , $1,000 M I ^ O A L A N D O IC , ATTENTION ----------- * f ffC * A N 1 U* A Syw ttM M ., P * . V « r A t a l f f l n a .r.k k ,. ’ \i'«k4i. VA ■ „• •t. l - a.** jcm s • soctet s»«*ni All Stal i* a<tvi# STOCK CAR RACING ;■ • v r. M C V .S M »• ' Fort Lauderdale * Finally Wins As Hurling Improves T l H l l l l i r - S K S T IU S IS K i l l S V M SI V — S / I S I h s W i l e ' * f l |. 0 « « l Gudhutltm 1 P * 4,Vi#VkH*t4 fti Major League fa r Tir*« With: A* i ... 13 In tills in the close rare fnr tho FSL homer crown this year. I,ike Levy, Aleno Is nearing his entire output for last year. The giant Sanford pilot hit only 14 in 1951 with Wort Palm Beach and Fort l-suderdslo of the Flor­ ida International League. The Is-vy-Aleno homo ran rare is tho Honest in thn annuals of tho State cirruit. With alrfiut 55 games left to plsy either player migh equal nr surpass Levy's record this year. 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Vnuiif am i AksurlalPH. CmiNiillim; linuiappi s. I'JD 11llilflirunclt nous* of FArftisSNTArivcs. rw.* A3it/*il0 us A voter *v rut cxtiSiONS that Arrtcr Ott* rwxtTCtoOKS. lllltlfllnu. .larkunlit IHp . I'lm liln. Thp (il> CninmlHuInn I*iH*—» mIM dUirelli*. ( jio i ouccA»*fully tif nitlHt»ni t‘*c cann o t e s c a p e I hr lulliMvtnji Hlfk "PHO •*' •ill O hiiI S»U In Th** *Min|(*rr| llrrNlili I flittr Ulr |irr llnp iMFrll'in I lh»ir« IOr |irr ll«r iHggrltiMi II 11lit r * Hv fit! Ilnr tmprlli*« :o 11mr>* Hi- m** U>ir iiiMrlliiM ,*.»■ |*rr ll« r f«r I r«rl» l onO iiH 1*1vr WMfiH f*i III*1 lintHumI*If IlMlf !'’**• Hl«ali tu rf I IMIONIO IIS Ky Han Mai i Jt K .t d an(i a m om f.wrArxnc ) / / V h .' rruciath ,. CUBAUrgE THAT V*i JiF’L I CFOUCIIE5 IN t'. p \*tf_y ' * 4 a cuAMaru PEirw ur. TtMt KRAKKN* ^ f(i •I Hip i In 1«I In it in I llx II c. ii n .ul liny, Kent or .Soil, Si c I xv II \l I . Ileellnr I I.... I. Male lirank lliilldlug ■ ill Hull" I'll.me 17.*»M | | VI UIIm M If.uni', i. Hires tiled 1uid. mil.- finui Imxn nil ir . . ..ii v.-i.H ii. i- riii.n*. I 'I I‘-I'd ,ji i . i it., in, m i i . l I I' | i l l.lie '.I lim n , I 11 -1 SI Ar i , ni i, \. \ppn.v f ir.iinni) il hii".ih \ ..... I full 'mu' i ■■>' i ...... .. l>iii vTiinin nu in <>| SA N FO R D lidm M. I.lllnn 1 VRI'CN I1CR WDRK iiKFKJK UKShS nt luilf pi'." Menutifullv letlillalu'd 11L ..■ « t'.ir ipm k ii'puir jitli", or Mtiflll I lit \V, Fir-i I h.- I u im in '■ huildini;. Cull Jim 11FJ-M-4. Oi'tlter .x ASM I Nti Mn .din** repnlreu. I'.nuiiniiuil -ervlce. Worn illl. T URNACKS Ity K-eaWy, guniuiili't'ii Cull Mfilt WL Wall, FI.... and FlrcliUca. M. Ii. IIDDliKH RAT rr.lt Y. fieiii'iiiliu "I S t i l l t n i0.1 W. lei SI. I'hiinr 12H tl* lit'* Cull fi17. Hxviiin’.* Rut1. 1i (t< 1vi. * S.dif'.r d AVenn* I A N If S .............. • pun t Hill "ltd. street pilot'd fi"in thin no In. huh 1 liiniutr-. Terni'i, •i ude in L . S' k XX II .m ilts III fuel'll III per' f . ' hull I il.l i I... 11 1 Hindi. Ilk* lirr'- I’ihihi SI me, Itlhh Mm 11, ni1" I ini lid.C. .'le.ininp & « lu ­ Ini in old .................. . . i'l ll.p, ,,| ,, pm IIll'll pi'XVl'1 pl'dlt. liltlH \V f.ivimr Seiiiinole Cuiinly nine* I ' l . I l.l f. )!l'jr, It M I ilei.Hiili. I like M u r v SVVKKI' I’uint |.|„ltl„ i;n ,i n XMId III III I \ MS 1.1 i - Sipiiirn |(m: mol ....... ■"i • 1mp- "f I'lll.M ttr<)T i^i i oi**i .ipm 1 . .1 \ n i . I. I ' l ,1 In . X (itii.lt F ile nr iiM'iit »*!/•' ifj(9 nme* II 1 in. 1. uni | . i . ' mud • I '-le (until hm rill'll** Mil plii'in I l . ‘ I In I ' m ml i d e 1 ’* 11 ()i mm Av«* '('rm (il* will hr Rtrpplfil i Hir 'I'rlr|»hn**r **w it*no* »ir»ititliii** *“ltM'Fg** <f ff»*»i «nft*r lm ,i. .Ill' <ill i . . in I 'll..lie I I I , f llalftl III Ho #r|r |ih«fMr (•mmI* I** irflllll fl«v Ihln ttlllMlIMMltlRlIllH I: , i , >i.iliiiin I u -1 Ih« Mil i r* Hurt I* ri|in(rtl fm |tr*MM|itH. I** I'ttOi tor *19 t «* ii i xt n t v xi i in n si: rrmlrr Ihr Im-*i |»im*|hla ntt tire, V.I .i vin I"I 111 -lu ll gill 1 1 0 lUi'e nil H uni til* himmI hr In Mt«i n f l l r r mu (lir tint |ir(*M*- 1**1 1*11 1-ini ' l,i. o' l'*l "Il Ihi i -fii'i'l i.l t i n XX . I I d -1 riillmi. ; i ‘ j «it r i in i VIM» i: m •••' • 3 rm . Jfi.'.'f.n I'lritAP MMHf* *#M lllltllf filwl#lt celled I fti) **k 14mgY Md*l ■*t n 1 *m<.t:. 1llil AN 1111 M.u min' Si'fitUH-t, Ot XX II n 11,1.1 XMS. Ke.iltiu If f«M frrilff Iff! lir* lit I Mil* 't'l I 1iitjr* !>■iiimc t’liti ( 'nil (ill1111 .'Ill ml |>i*i hi I’ll I I ‘i ll Hr *a fit* I hr »»*|Min«|liip <*♦* Mil N I'.irk t i r I'l* All fill #700 nil' tin nil * Onv ?i*;r. 1 *iM«ir IhMM niir Imnmi ( lw»ff ’ x I it \ l IDS Niivv pi'r Mf*M»ii'l Hum I'l...n r 10.17 \il IN »: iHipt/i r \%**rki •left'n i tv*iik«'i io*«* m»*t|«*rfi. nii FLASH OORDO iy nntf hitt adventured In aoac« cm c a s n o N s iB iu r v rtnc m e acrn iLT . THE LONE RA N tiER /Jim me w piw cccy* fiflirw OMit/ ipm ’i i i " i any nr nil hills. T»o i f w e A m o o t n o g c .o v t f t N M C N r iw i n o m v a n d p c n o u n c b esrUAVACiANcr, our at n tr samk i\*r rtrstf rattfAvoAS ro* ou*sttc/A t iH rr*r\rs o* cv* ravuirWin r r., wi . wa’j *nocai pixir. nttv r,nxc hi* toot it.v anp h f ia n «iti& Aloolhly Crpmpi • Chernpa of lift Notice To Machinery Dealers "Your Mutual Insurance Friend" ■"»**> »«•*■ '.’T*li* ,.V ^'**"*m* Itsmn • tlrwltspp? filler fr**n -*«'H | | M V/ f | - - L kmm 1'lt.aMa IAI belllihe |lmlle**»f Vlilltr* tt.tar^RniJ f*lj 112 rla I AIM AT#* 1 nOH# IDI Itri flmh t<u( uratlr (J*t !*•'•**« I'llls t***lBft —AO. Mil’. ‘.'.U.'.p tttt lif | A."ww»u;. UL^ HU P in I IC’lll TIL(.fcDCVj, BUT ,j MmrfWr *mnfM" Art (»y To Saa C A R D U I Don'l orgWl »»-ur hlilnrt • if l»tr»r il.ifi* ha’thfr you. t r r . Ton, too. may not tie .iV'lr In hul> that tired, nerrouSi jltlary look each month no mailer how much ‘make-up" you uae. Keep your .ecrrl -nte durtng "Ihoae” daya-don i lie (tie one sirl in thf"* rrho ahowi the (train from tclt-t.ilc nervra and crampa - has "ihdt loclk'•.• Taka Canlul, a special mmlkinr Inutnl hr Ihouaanda of women, t(lr11 lo help insure aumojt "narvea" and other vi<n> of monthly rniM-rr. \ little Cardul each day hrlpa inn Id .trmiph m realstance may be (rralrr each monl h. nr rvntianrm ana suffering leva anil leas, tamk mure rial urn I feel and sleep belter. Ask your denier fur C.irilul *Ifeay fMiihdli that r*I »*f iim# ,{*.*■*^ l.f# f Hi #»rn» l n****!#** .iiicsi i.**■». TOUCHTONDRUGCO. KidneySlow-Dom MayBring Restless Nights • rhea, dliilnrea an.l I- .« "I ,",e ’" ’I merar* P i(« I * m t look ? aom nat NERVOUS STOMACH (HEAL) Thors. June 8. 1952 Til 10 SANI'OKD III ,|{ A ll) mu m iv Mm! ■ ftr ,i ln«iIriKim HJliNITDNK *l|f| r l||l«'»I |ni i Ini* mh»u : IMiil ilttHM lit l llf lif ll '. (HIM til mdlt | In iPf» V'litilHH 111*1MI,»* 'hi-i 11 mmHi, Ir 'll, rnniii, Ikkt>'lull; u h ••»•**g* *h i rllirii'i. Hell fo*|tiii *il» Iv *•» C",k»k'* >1ii 'lline f»l M"lm 1 I* • •• fir e . Ir'llllf w im h I IMmiih V\ mi* i Illl . I *’( i i *% I .Hus n \ vi‘ Vntk I’lUlL'lL’. r*r ‘Ifinff.i-I Ave in fniiifiifti l‘i m-*>I h |fcvi jit irilH DoMfii 1050 INTKKNATIlMM H um FOR KENT I•il %fft*•' M9 it i lift |«< il ’Ifl** l e i !* If 1 II, f l »*"fl l(*er*il*n I « I.lirtn* Snhf"III I l.l If U’FI.AK A Apni iinenl > Ml W 1 el I e ill « (irullt Inn If*« **i m 1 i I« Ftml Street. I'Untie (111) W 10. r.:rj-xw. MU .! .V 1 iMflrnnms. 1fiHil'leln willi Ulti'lli'O rtn MIUKLOW Apt fill 1’iuk, d'*«h it|U|(Mnr||i, inn*1 Ar Wlllel lieol- r* Ii AIMKKKS WAN MM alalra Sill Oil i'iht VVriH uni 1*1in*h t liu y , nell *lr liic li «M'*I In *■*■/,*"iv a y hi f i m r l t , IIlll IU(H IPCI I W e FDRNISIIKU TH'II KKintnifM fiiroO'iH' Wilmiii'Mfii* r 1“in 11 Oil in lii-jHif if 1il WyrtnruiHiil lullin'. Klerlrle kililu'M, uulkirn, il Illl- Illl ill I •' ‘ *1 1 'IlMfll1 il.rlH dUtatiee nf tnwii I'hnin I ft,. .1 J!*|l* I'lly nil hii** N01 tit nf li"hi" ,1, i i»*l if MHJnhvlMe ji( , , 1* I I'KNISIIFD .i ....... . npt ul" > "1h11f' 1111 Ml \ film ni ill V*| N*t'iI ’*KN r, f, Ii hlot'k Hml ho .iril, Tel 17’ih .1 iiftn -i» .1 - low ii-w fOllllO. IlrJMimjklile I1*0'i'*9 1’ linin' Hll'f* II. M l ' I 1 llnppv Vun II" V- in ■ tli.u'n | iii vfii'hl 9 AI mo A I»•«11*1*1(11 ,1.... ** TWII Eiiintidied Ap.itinn'iii. IIhf< k Mini horn*'t fm H'lii .$05 ii »»iimih. I'lmrie HIM nr If*:ir» .1 Iliiine nil XN. Ihinfnnl 7 - P rim l.ix rhlm k-Knpplieiid t c m is d n a c t s .mu h«> m Inn'le, Dlivtnrin llemh (Ml 1 i< 1 \ 1 . i :m \ i i : w a n 1 i d i !l VVKKK 1)1.Ii piill.i fl'l -III' week, piu— In*, xvltluml linen I’hone I lit I W I'tiuhe Snnfnril Ifiit-I-J, tX'AN'l K|i 1.1 Lux' lm linun niir (1 *11 lu 11**■'* mi hike In ni II.-nt VI,I, 51ndei'H trnllei npin >■ id Mil 11 f•••.I with elerl I led V mill h — HELP WANTED - f liemilIful, aliNily Siillliimln 'I'lnil teli'phone nv.llhihh W ill" A S er I'ulk. Shllfflidionid-, leeinu e n lli'llild. RETA1I. Hulemnnn Wurded SI*■i.ly tjnn rofltll. nil lilerl -III iwe I n, eiuptfiyii,.'lli 1'lie-lruie Slnr""RenIIy elenn fm fnllt- xxliu care," If mllea aniillt nf Sunfni I V - AIIIH I.EH I flR SALE —■' IIAHRER fllemly Jol. fm i.liul.le, ul Htnudnrd Ht«. I7-IC Hiwny mil Tiiw it... FHKDf*,, Cumplet* , . line eupnlile innn 111 Del.mid'e Inig1IIXKDU eat aliop. MrFnrldeu’- lliirher ROOM npt' lieur ncenn, to I > IfidiCa Tiueilo Fnerl Htoro Shnp, Del,mid, Kin. apunaibl" people ilurlng duly mid AnuuAt. No pel". II H n o o n and had AUTO Mechanie Wanted, genernl Conte* St,, Dnytnnn Rein li, Flu Cit'd So fit 110.011 eapmluiu'0 iieeeaanrv. (iunrnntl jie. Living Ronni lot*d ealnry with paid vnentltin. SI'ACIOUfi nlrely fuitilahed J lined Suite ir>on Muat have linlld Inola. Apply to hedripurt ImiiHf In uooil rielph Walter I'ennid, nt Senilnnhi tiorhiHHl. Large ntlie fun. Prefer t'-eil R011111I Onk Dining l "Me ....... 10.011 t'ounty 5|"t(ir». Phone Mill or mliiltn. No |ieU. Phone IMII-.W D-ud 0 pi'. Dinette B0,OO after d jun. l.'aeij Sufu With SlipCover LiO.IIO D— —9 WORK WANTED J RF.DRUfl.M hoiiae, furnialied. I'-eil Over-luffed Lounge Chair with Slip Cover 20.00 HA BY SITTER — Heat of referPhone IB0*W. ) U.-vil Wood Red, Hog Spring onepa. Mra. Miriam Vinup, IM) AIT.—furnlidicil or uilfurnlnlieil. and Hair MaUnma W.at 10th St. I'hune IDI I M. 500 I'nrk AVe. rnrnploto .... 36.00 HAHY SITTER, Mra. Falkanberg, LOVELY furniaheil rt.lthge, ,'i 1,"**1 0hc,a "f ao.no heal refereneua. Phone |i'lH-.l. ^oomrJnndhrth^SId^l^^ I'-ifd I.urge Drainer aiuio SICK noCHET Druggy tliH'r-, 3— Rapl Kattla.For Hal* —1 Rrg. llii.a;, Shopworn 3 pi*, acroana, porch, itepy irpnlr; lied Room Suita .. 73.00 minting. Call Houae Doe Ior, DKFKNH i f fff IP HI Nf f FOR MATHER OF HANFORD A7-W after tliOO lun, NAyy PKIWONNEL 201-00 E. Ini SI. Phone 117 -.. _ Down pnymenta '£ heilroniu home dnaaa Opportunillea —ll> DELUXE UENDIX automatic 1670. ; . . . waal xvaalier, good working condition. 3 bedroom huuae $060. FOR SALE—My aharoa of rapitul Call Live in Sanford lo your uxui home. alock In Ififal reaarva life InaurHaiie ran* twxiF driving time, anea aomaany. Contact Hog tut), (juailtg apeclilcatluna. tllo Imlh, TRAVERSE Eatanalon R o d a -lf to 108". Henknrlk (ilaai am writetied *hreuaexeuy, 4 n r lint t, Pnlnl Go, ulllRy room, laundry fadlitle.i, ~u ta— H pm A L HERVICES - I J kitchnu cabinet*, Hot point range VENETIAN Btlfida—Fnr Fran EiMAC’S Elactrlo Sarvlca Moved apd rrfrlgaralof. Duo Tnrrm nil tlmata Call 320. Sankarlk d a ta Umporo.lly to rear of 1000 d and plaltatand Paint Co. Sanford A*o- Elaetrlo motor re­ fellins?, tpflwinding, Telpvlelnn and radio wiinra And M ttm a i J o l* ,, aarviet. Aa near to ynu aa your ___ _____ Hom*a, Ine. A ll r op a la r H r«a«a telephone alephoi 101, Canwr MalVmTlUa, aad Randolph GOLDSBORO PACKAQI CABINETS, CouaUra, Cupboiarda C. Vail, Woodworking, 612 ISaa4040 W. 10th H ford AVOMO, Phono 1469V. v 3 rAl...V.Tvi^ ■ ... % If**'iM'triiiltlr I I .1 r* t I* i c e iiMiitf , M|ir*' h 'I*1* M1•t vit'M. K ill I Irn** nt! ' 11tOftin 11* .|»*'I I ' l ' illef. t 1f |u nf *1( (• *ifi* rv. I'hflfcf il* l \l .•1 *dfr*< I I« 111*1*hi n I hll I 11In*n*' ii I ■ »v 11•••!»•- I, [in** (Mf O VI I 7■11o|* k hMnND lOmm 1r i*I*ii'i ina I nm | 11iiitnrA A* iif'ii| m y 1 1*1.milling A Slippll. < i 'mil *mi i iiivf X It* |niii • XV. .1 Ring "HIM South I'nil Ave I'hune I*" I XXVN MilWERS Hlmrpeni'd III . yeli'ii Ii piiii d. Shulimn'-, 31(1 )•: iih S). I'Ll M 111 Nf j 'iiidimd mid repnii wmk l ien e-iiinnle. R I. llurvey. 21)4 Siinfnrd Avi'. phono IH'.iH JA l.flC S IE S Tho pi ui iiinl, th r ifty , iii'nt••-1 wny ennveit Hint poirli nr Ineereivny into H null, pi Ivntr riiuni. l eli'iihono I 135 fur free eatlnuile nr atop by llil We-i F ir s t Tho F u r n i­ tu re Center. f/fl I ; i (Ml '. , : '* Ar (Mi. <>f. h ‘M 1 : I .l- NDl'ICES-PERSONALS —Ik 'I'lIE Working Muii' h "lnipplnq tilucn fur new, uaod mid refill l.-heil flimit uni fur the mm litnt! home. Illlilgft I'l lee-. Teleplninf 1425 Thu Furniture Center—III) Went Klret. YlillR CAMERA won't wmkT We offer 5 dny Repair Service on iirry mnke or type. Cnll for eatlmale. The Cnineru A (lift Simp, 113 S Mngni'Hn, I’lmne 2334. —I* ACTOMDRILKS 15 '.’13 FORD Coup", rndlo, healer, plnnllc rent cover*. I' h o n e i:i73-Jl. __ _________ _______ '5(1 CHEVROLET. 4 door Stylellno Deluxe. . Excellent cimdition. 25000 mllea. 6460. Down, |II3.I) I per ninntli. Phone I238 W. I'.140 fl IIRVicECYci.E. tdToa ffl: Phone I hi 1-W. ; 5 a i 1348 NASH W d»or—radio, healer dafrnatera ami other •*• .?sf • traa. Extra clean. Ptlca I960. Phono 725-W. TRAILERS HU! HOUSE TKAjLElt, jrtffln, far w.. e T oi yffl V & �•* 1 t UK SANFORD IIFRVLD fhiiM. June ». I9A2 I’xf* • THE SANFORD HERALD it A T h u n . Ju n e .1, 1! East-West Tug 01 War Is Continuing Wi t h Kidnapings Truman To Visit Howard McGrath In Rhode Island Russians R enew Ban On U. S. P a t r o l s j O n Bet Im A u t o b a h n President Sees Kc • i fauver On IVnioc ra t ic Situation MCHI.IN v flip I W e s t lug f m u Hi Itrd rltigrd Itprlln run­ t........ i M»irtt».iip.l i .mIb, jffer a Might uf fii.iiliri !ildua,iliig« and WASHINGTON >r I’lMt'Ictl Trumen'* surprise eeirptence "I «n Invitation to «e*k end m NM England with I Howard MeOrath. the attorney general lie ousted two month! ago. stlncd political spec illation today So did hi* agreement In 1*1* over the party outlook tills alter noonlZ pm r . f i with S*n F*l-» Kttauver rl Tennessee. a leading contender lor the lim in 'ratio pres Irjentlal nomination MrriratH got the ax April 3, leu than lour hours alter hr Minimart ty fired Neubold Mnrrh *"> s°v grnment corruption Investigator McGrath has .eon Mr Truman M number nt llmri since that dr a , malic das SI III reporter! got » kilt late Wednesday, when the White House announced the I’tesl dent wrutllcl spend the June It 15 weeh end at '•Sunnylironh " il'Mi.f lugs I Hr tin ., u n . il iiH«pd h a r k their Him mm SiiiPih «•> ('.trill* uparat .|tg nn ll.i .ii,ifi lil^tm n fmm i I i f 1 11 ii lii S i r . I i . ■r , ■ i .1 II v and Ibe i 111.111111111*1 I'fi ** ll.reulerip.l a furihrr rigtil.-nii.g ..f Ihe lied ,i|iieere un it... ."Hv I lie H .'il |> .|M’r * *|>.>ke » iu lli..ll* - Rewarding Our Old Customers Famed FREV BENTOS Corned 'JJimnfttilth n A ST O R VACUUM- PACKED n r 12 07.. CAN s B est Vou Can B u y! DONALD DUCK qt. r rro»*I ferencc* over a Mortis uueatlmi nalrr ratling upon MrfSrnlh anil other govcrninenl oilu i.il- to ills close cfinlldcnti.il Imanelnl affair* Then Mr Tinman anninmird Mo (trath's ilrpartuio from the •'nlil net. Mrfiralb onlled Ids Midden te plaroinont In James I' MrfSran rrv n "penally" he gladlv necepl (d (or standing up h.r a pilnolple The lloslnii Globe aid In » Washington dispatch tlial the Pros lilent "has rmnnioiiled to Irlends he tins (ell li.oll) almid tile aliriipl irralnicnl given Mrtiralh" and wrote a loiter In Innutianil In • s press Ii Ih feelings Animuiicenioid of Mr. Truman's accept mice nt tlio week e.nd Invtlatlnn. the dlspaleh •aid. means the I’realilonl "wants ■U the world In hums Hint he has never ceased In lie Irlends with MeOrath." Meanwhile, Kflnnver, lrr*h (rum new virtnrle,i In the licmnernllr presidential primaries In f'nllfnr nil and Booth Itahnta, ills' Inr.fil and Ihe While llnuie ennlltnied that lie will rail nil (lie I'lesldcnt j hIn afternoun at Ids own reipiesl Krfamor said tin wants In Ml Mr Truman whnl he lias learned lit III* campaign travels nrnuml the country Quest ninrd as tn wliothoi hr will ash for Mi Truman's sup port, lie said tin President ha. aald hr Is going In remain lieu tral. and add. d "I lldnh Hint’* what Ihe piesldenl ulmuld d n " Mr Truman has shown un en tbuilavnt (or the lennessean's rail dldacy. l\ uf direrl HI.mi * " SV.. | llerlm ,*..ln-«* in. reaped I'.nl.’rll' .* nir.i*iiie> .ilong the per­ il.mi* frnntlei .ire.i* Hnrderiiig the , mi i imiii.ling l(ii**l.in /our .liter lmii t*iiiii<-n were gr.ililied liy Rila *iiin *uhlli'r* .nut Merman Cumniiini*i |mlive I He We*lrruei* iHiutded tn .VXt | iHe number of ilitm lioxe* *eaf Mi ieil .dong Itie |ierime|er for u,e m .|■iii kl\ MillliiiMiilitg puliee In llie |I|'III*Ii *eelor. Itrlll.h lliiop* .mil lieim.m pollee ronlln ! .ieil llien ",m> Imily out Hilt tin Hod) hi oiege of Ho.*iiiu operated It.idio llerlm into the third day The i .1111•*. *1.died liv Herman i nmiuiml*t* .mil guttldeil by 2U lied \iuiv Iniiiiii) gunner*. *layed mi Hie mi. luo.iibii'tiim il. ruatom.h i .mil \Ve»lvin dlutrllica rnggi-r li.ippv llii**i.in *oldler. in Hie <li* lileil ed> re*mrvd to gun )<l.i> nl |eii*l tu lee \\ odne*day In mie ineldenl .1 If S mill f.ii) |i"lnein.m IM Wilfred It i lieniserl Norlli i.niftoii Mam , .1 1* *e.11e il on Hie left leg hv a A L ook at th is ! O'SAGE DESSERT H nllel f ile d H) .111 K .i* l l.e r m a n hoi del gu i l d .1 . the X m e r lr a il tin n e d hi* leep iio iin d n e a r Hie (lo n lle i III .. le tle i In S e ig e l lle n g lll. Ho 1 let p .ililii .d >tnel in lle r lm . tt S i 0 i 11111.1t1d .in i M u i.e n l.o iiliie l M .illi. 11*011 d. in .n u ll'd |n iiH *h u ie n t " ( Hie l i i 1 in .ill g u i l d .m il i* * lir Hue* H i.il .m i l d e p lo ra b le In i'l .len t* m il 110I in T i l l III Hie (id iir e " Whit lo I'Yveru! Quantity Rights Reservod ASTOR Black, Prices Good Through Saturday. June 7 Suprbrind Cut-Up. Pmi-Uomly hopartnu'iit S tores S jiIt's U p lit P e r c e n t DEL MONTE Tomato U iK M iN M IlC iI’lorldn dep.illlueiil *hue *,ile* in April Mere IJ pel eeut lilglier Ill.Hl In \pnl l'i:.| fut nit me store *ale* Mere up ? per rent ultlle House Hold .ipplliinee *lore* reported a •a pei ient .Imp Hie Ceileriil He-eive II.ml. * la . 1**0111 die lii inrll *.|iil \\ edue-.d.ii III amill Mallagei 1 \ l.iiuford aid il Mil- Hir Hm d iI'onsrculive tmoilli i in i ni ■ im mini i■ stores re . ..riled In.:hfi N.ilr 1ml ilia. House Hold •Pit III* i slnl •• Ii. id leporled tin Iiliifii; .If* 1,II lit e oil light IllOlltll-* lit tnl .1 . pir 1 ««nl ri*o in • l<«Ilf sir A MtMlf Hi mi i mu pi'ns* 1 ii»i. Imi t ,’Mpf 1 • • fit i i li Imylnu '•"'P « lit *4.1 Hu ItijHifi fur•ilfisi ft MbIf* • •It .»f Itesllt p.-i1*ii •flM fll •vi•1 R«»t i»M»iiii1 listf ItMi < i • . »t e lf nl Li •Imtri 1 1.\ 1 •••full <1 Its »hr • L mi*i ill)' •1•<If i.1 1 t If i • Im Ii ff|| mi \|»| il 11 Mil tt 14 If 'I .Is IMI M.im It ' . Ml pill 1 Mk I»l|4 lilt* Il .1 .Hp ii iment *l«|r s,.llf « It Iftl , •», P" 1 . eol 1lie. 1.4III ,t ,|N Ml >f t.. Ifft a " (ier • fill 1• •• 1II l.ltsslrt ■ll InI'l . miiI, SI iVIff nIMil Ii 1'. I» l • 4nf iml Ml Mill • !»#*• 1fill I'Vvcvh! Grade “ A” , Dressed $ Drawn, Quick-Frozen CORN •Swanson's Grade “ A Dressed & Drawn, Quick-Fro?on, 4 to 7 lb. Average Pound I MhlF-POUNO PACKAGE IAstorTea Big Sale of WABIIINOTMH in - The govern mtnt mean. In mat-e It easier fm i,t tan eollertnra tn convict g*m hferv wlm evade paving the IVt a ytar occupational tax t'nngtei* Imposed nn them last fall , To dn It. Ihe Internal Itevenue Bureau Matted steps todav tn tr noire pumtierv nperatnrv, hook maker* and other het lakei » tn pay | ha lax before they atari operating "Now, they're required only I" pay their occupational lax by the •M of Ihe month dial they atari W the gambling hdllneaa And It » ilirri »onieliinea tn prove they v* bien opernllng lung enough to •»• Bterdua on their ta« payment erema tbcy'yn a Iway luat afartrd operating.’ a" ntflrlal told a. rapnrter "tlur ageiila caUthl a ntan In I'eunavlvaula the other day with a (leak loaded with numhera |)m e tickets He tnld llwitj: I MM Matted an hour ago-that a Dy alary ami I'm nllcttlns to It '(Changing a lax regulation In iU v fi an nideli tad tape, however, |i« t the pay liefitro yctli gn rule for flm blrra ean'i hn made elfecllve Mfore Held. I. The bureau has In anre people n itmidh to state any Mlecllnna they have, ddly consider ■rntriitn. publish imtlcn of a rule Mtanj'e and ^wal| n mnulh lo put Tf'lt ft ‘I t Uo huieau has fnnvjrted about IS latnblers rl evading Inn nerit Stfonal tax since It was Imposed Alt. Vermont Sliretl! “Y«llow Band1 Square*! Hlrkory Sweat Sliced! Superbrand, Or. Yellow Cooking A”, Shipped SWANSON'S BONED Pound Fresh Caught to O I. CAN lio stn n ISntt Pound Fresh Firm Ripe Firm Crlap Hnnda Tomatoes 2 <*• M W JM M ^ Spiced Luncheon 24 o*. Jar Vila Foods Peach Preservei% 24 ox. Jar Vita Foods .» Pineapple Preserves Paint Pun 2Boi. Tin P e a a it Butter 7Wo*. Can Peter Pan c fc Of CAN 5 1 fRMKFURTERS S nr 45* rtvwmio PoifO BEEF ,, .“ *51 FOR L/N6NS No. 2 Can Joan ohAi V L FOR M A L T H a* * CLOROX * ............. J ^ f a« moon viinim AA M OU y •aaata* SA U SA G E a rnLMlt AiflS 4 0, IQ 4 lite k H o n v ille B O scir Mayor 12-m. Can S h o rte uh 'r *' Psires Hiked 5 Ccntrt Beti & Bar B~QSauce Giant Octagon Laundry Soap B'dh Sim Woodbury’s Seiap 1 Size • Cashmere Bouquet Baby Foods .'I StralnO'i or 2 Chopped Cashmere Bouquet Deviled Ham . Selted P e s u ts 12 oi. Ginas Post | e CAN °* 43* ARMOUA a nr 4 0 « Half Gallon Q naif stew aaisonn otorfio M M W * DUNCAN HINES ORANGE J U I C E ..... JEW ELL WHOLE CUT UP CHICKENS JEW ELL CHICKEN BREASTS ............. REAL GOLD LE M O N A D E ............... ....... MINUTE MAID ORANGE J U I C E ........... Q 1 \s V C * . Nm irim • tcf'lf' .llfslflll III | f Iff »b, pflnu rftr flaslti'fl if to lltr 'voitlioj ry Nl'« t(|j» k\ III' ftsl •* *l.e•vf| tf»»l IV I hr «lf 9f*vi «fp**es m in fotti lirH off il th** riiMiMit V»ir» 1 rial '• I He .1 I I III f ill lllll 1V»S ||| ill, 1’Ullile Here 1.. mil. anay I lie ll.isH appeared lo lie mure ot itu'e m 1idol Ilian 111.1*1 pievlnus Iml . I'os.ddv flu mu. Inn nine of 1 Holds. uHlrli Mere ileally II hiiiduated Hv IHe ImIimim' IlgHt III" sliol Mas bidlrved Inucllflf , off flout one of llie toil foul lowari imllnr to those 11 .. .I m .01110 pro vhms lest 1 No troop maneuver) Mere seHrdiiled Tlio h i m . i Him Milh Held tiere illli •' Hie Ahiuii.' Inoig) f'limillls,lin1 liegan ii*liig tile Nevada (lie in J.immrv inr.i (llisei 1el * * lid tile flash WM (lot a. bright a* lad Sunday's, which m.i * semi a* far away a* Northern t ill furnl .1 lihi mile* illslnnt The* •1torn Is- *hnl na* fell as 11 duulile lull In Ihe l.o* Angtdes area. aismuw “SUPERBRAND Dreaaed sUPP R SUDS P A L M O L IV E U 27c 1 r 2 |tn WI Ii Pound Now J952 Packl Dlilam Bones 2 u> 35o FlUet of Rod Mnnly Pl<j 1 Pereh Tails 2 “v 33o Tender Pl<J Feet .2 f*n 23o Wieners u 58c Bunnyland Bklnloss Cheese 5 Dozen R9c Large Juicy Thin Skin Kay Natural SWANSON'S BONED SWAHSONS CHICKEN CHICKEN 'TURKEY'FRICASSEE ((> Western WinesRp Cheese Food Loaf Mif.rli(Is \ b n i i i e Ulaut PlaslieN In N e v a d a Octagon Cleanser CHEE2ITS Sunxhlne Cracker* Large Pkg. -------« 4M lAf'KSi INVII.I.K A’ lle*ldenti Here mIIHouI Ihi* *ei vice since Api il in, may tide hoses again HiHiirdav. Hut uilti fare* n illrktl lilglier Hits driver* voted UN tn ?I Wednesday for a .10 day Iruee In •Heir strike against the Jackson­ ville f'oiieli •'« and mnlnleiiancc men were called In tn begin servlc* mg the vehicles Company officials suld they ho|M'd to resume .tervIre Saturday The drivers, member* nt l/rcal 1107. Amalgamated Association of Street and Elertrle Railway and Motor Coaeh Employes, are ask­ ing a wage boost from St H to Il M> an hour The bus rnmpeny laid tt could not grant the In­ crease on the 10 cent tare (n elfert when the walkout started. Sines then the City Council M i | voted In raise the (area to 15 cent*. Cuntri.cl negidialious arc In atari itsalu Monday. There U ^ lagend that plan|«la |( Ue«* (those producing cooking bnnenaa) existed in the O altaa oi Eden. _______ - . �0 pr o aM i-vy* Common Shares Of Highest Companies Are Widely Owned THE SANFORD HRRAI.D Page 10 Thnrs. June 8, 1*52 Owners Of Canine Sen. Benton Says Pels Pound To lie He Helped Banish Democratic Group Reds In Capital WASHINGTON UR— Sen Benton (D.-Conn.l testified today there were Communists in the State lie partment in 1943 and 1910 and thut he took a leading pari In getting rid of them. But he declined to give any names, and this led tu heated ex­ changes with his antagonist, Sen. McCarthy <B.-Wls.), ut a pre-trial hearing on McCarthy's two million dollar Tibet slander still against the Connecticut senator, McCarthy repeutedly pressed Benton to tell whether he knew the name* of any Communists fired front the stale Department In the years right niter World War II Benton was nn assistant secretary of state at the time. “ I don't propose to name any names," Benton replied, adding that he wouldn't trust his memory that far buck even If he desired to glvo them. “ On what grounds do you re­ fuse?" McCarthy asked. "On the grounds It may Incriminate you?" Theodore Kii-ndl, Benton’s attor­ ney, Interjected: "Senator, you're fantastic." Benton himself sold: "No. on the grounds It may Incriuilnute them I don't propose to Indulge tn the practices under discussion here this morning." This was a reference to hi* con tentlon that McCarthy has hurled unsubstantiated eh urges In his eru isdn against Communists in gov eminent. Benton le.liliod he was sure there were Communist* In the State Department and other gov eminent departments in 1943 He stld the bars hud been let down during the war But he said many were tired In 1943 amt 19ill unit that he himself was responsible for working out a "reasonable doubt" procedure uu der which most of Hie dismissals occurred. Benton added that In 1947 he Suggested In (ieu tienrge C Mur shall, then secretary of stale, thut the Federal Bureau of Investlgn lion lie railed In lo help on security { checks of department employes. This was done, Hie senator said. McCarthy anil llenton argued constantly ut H.e opening session of the hearing Met'nr Hi; at one Hint' accused it foe of nut telling Iho truth fe asserted Itcnlmi was giving avaslvo answers and once cum mcnlcd, "If you continue this way, we’ll bo here tor monlhs.” "Don't worry about that, sena­ tor," Klcndl nut In. The lawyer, In turn, accused McCarthy of taking Up Issue* tlial hail nothing to do With Ihe case. Today’s hearing was without u referee and will) McCarthy asking ’ the questions baler, he will he quisled by Hengon’s counsel, Ibid'Abbott explains n row to I.ou Costello In this tcenn from Warner Bros. "Jack And The Beanstalk," In Hiiperclnerulor, showing on the Itltx Theater screen Thursday and Friday! Food I te m H Priced Below OPS Ceiling** JACKSONVII,I.K (Special) Hundreds of food Items are sell* log In-low OPS celling prices In AAl’ stores lo this men, it whs reveiili'il today. W. A. Carlton, A A )• Hales Di­ rector for Ihe Houthern Division, slated that the helow-ccillrig price* prevail on u wide variety of Items, Including baby goods, cer­ eal*, dinned fruits mid canned see him us u potential best id breed champion “ I'd like to see him win another blue ribbon," Bill said, "just to make B up to him—tu see he gets a square deal. "But the handlers say they want a inniilli lo train him for his next show. Well, Hclutnurers are sup posed to he one man dogs, but Mike In friendly lo everybody "If he In gone a month, he will no longer lie my dog. It would lie like giving up your uwn hairy." BUI feeds Mike table scraps, kennel rut loirs and soft boiled eggs -cooked exactly three nHiuiles, Ihe way Mike prefers them. Every day Bill walks four flights down from his llronx apartment to ex­ ercise Mike hy unleashing him unit Irltilng him race the New York Central commuter trains into Man­ hattan. "The express truln* speed rigid on h y," sold Bill “ But Mike gets a big Hu ill oul of catching up lo a local train Hint slops ut Hie sta­ tion lie rims Up uiul barks ut it. and l am sure he feel* he bus run It dear nul of breath nil by hlmsoll." . . . . . . . . O’Brien doean t want In kick Iris dog around, but he doesn't wunt tu lose Mike by glainorliing him Inlo u professional canine pruo-winner. "After ull, he's tny dog, said Bill. "I don't want to turn him J vegetables, bakery products, poul­ try and other groceries. "At the niiUirenk of hostilities In Korea, A A 1* pledged all Ita resources In the fight to keep food prices down," Mr. Carlton sold, "As u result of our efforts le work harder and do a better job, we have been able to sell many Items at lens than eelltng prices " “Ol’S ceilings represent the highest prices grocers can charge for food. But it hit* always been A A J*V policy to charge the low* cat potsihle prices to con.uriii-rn based on the rust of food to ut." SIIHIMP MEET .1At KSONVII,I.K i.n - Shrimp and fish dealers In Nnrth and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Al­ abama have hern Invited to attend u meeting here June 23 tu form a (rude body. The association, sold Frank H, Kant, one of hte organizers from Jacksonville, will work for pro­ tective legislation, methods for closet co operation and will study oroduction uud marketing prob­ lems By RAM DAWSON NEW YORK til—The big fellow In the manufacturing field keeps growing right along. But hla make­ up ha* been changing even faster than ids .itc. The largest manufacturing com­ panies are likely lo have more shareholders nowadays than em­ ployes—the days of the big Indi­ vidual shareholdings are num­ bered They are likely to pay almust us much In taxes as they da In wattes and salaries—and four limes as much In taxes us In divi­ dends And they have anywhere from 17,000 to $30,000 in assets for each employe. The 100 largest manufacturing companies—that excludes rail­ roads, communications, banks, In­ surance companies, retail end service companies—ere Baled by tho National City Bank of New York on the bests of total 1991 assets after deducting reserve* for depreciation. They range from Jersey Stand­ ard Oil with almost five billion dollars In assets to Crane Co. with 172 million dollars. They are the lop among 100,000 manufactur­ ing corporation* and 200.000 maniduclurltig plants owned by Indi­ viduals ami partnerships In the United Stale*. These too employe 4,200,000 per­ sons and have 5,400,000 sharehold­ ers But It must be remembered that many of the shareholders may be dupllcatloni—one man may own stock in several of the 100 cor­ porations. Thlrty-on* of the 100 hive more then 30,000 registered shareholder*; and 32 have more shareholder* tb«n employes. the shareholder* own a total of 910 million shares, representing an third 'pnrtnfr* In buslne**—K<»yernment—which although contrlbiitin;; nelthrr capital nor labor now “ Tho figure* show how there Is take* n lion's shun* of the prof-. no Inherent conflict, but Instead a close partnership relation between the Interests of employes and •hareholders, with some peo DR. H. K. RIND le supplying the brains and! a CHIROPRACTOR nr, and others the tools and cap­ ital. Each group la necessary in Plea** call for appointment Ibe other. Phone 1732—1748 “ In addition, the report* for 1931 show the rapid asrcnduncy of a The hank philosophises on what in the companies of almost these balance sheets of the big ion dollars. AThe nverago Investment |>cr em­ fellows show, ns follows: ploye In —rtiiistniu from $?, 000 In the auto induatry to $50,000 in tobacco companies. The 100 pay 17W billion In wages, salaries and such labor benefit* as pensions, Insurance anil paid vacatlona. This averages $4,100 a year per employe. The bank liso look* Into the bal­ ance sheets of these top too. Their total assets top <10 billion dollars— 23 billion for land, plant and equip­ ment, and 33 billion for cash, se­ curities, inventories and receiva­ bles. Their sales and other receipts last year totaled more than 78 billion dollars Costs ale up 93 1 per cent of that, leaving less than St* billion a* net Income after faxes, or 0.0 per cent of salps. This loromc was divided up al­ most evenly between dividends ami reinvestment! In the business. But federal Income and excesa profits taxes totaled utmost seven billion dollars, and other federal, state, local, and foreign taxes add- E ARP Grad* A Ann Page Smooth Rich * W S ultans Im itation 100% P ure Vegetable Shortening N utley Colored Q uarters DRESSED and DRAWN etobles are Thrift-Prickd and rushed to you at the peak of freshness , . . . ! Come to ARP for Quality — Famous Vulue Priced ^ Calif. Vine Ripened CHUCK Cantaloupes lge. size 29< Super-Right’ Meats Fresh lllackeyed Peas Calif. Iceberg CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FR EEZE Lettuce AND STORAGE CO. TASTY, DELICIOUS YOUR Holsum g — — \ l.nrge lied Itlpe Watermelons Locker Plant Fresh Golden Super Right llemy Western U. H. Choirs Grade Churk Sweet Com ----- FROZEN FOODS ARMOUR Ruao HOME FREEZER OWNERS Strawberries WK IIAVK A GOOD 8 UPPLY OK PACKAGING MATERIALS FOR YOUR FRF.K7.Klt NKKDS. HKK Til KM IIKFOItK YOU BUT III' THOSK SPRING VKGKTAIH.KH. AHK I'H A ROUT HKDI * PACKAGKD WHOI.KHAI.K CUTS OP MRATH. Grad* A Quick Fru'ien Drsoaed and Drawn Turkeys, i T i f t J k . <2 Heal Gold Lemonade Hwigatreaa Small Quirk Proian Dressed To T t f Lima Beans Medium Tender U. S. Good Boned Rolled Round Steak lb. |0 c FreHh Hum Lean • All Meet Beef Stew ANN PAGE DOR DEN’S lllHRCT FROM LOCAL FARMS TO YOU lb. 6* Lean Weatarn lb. H e Boston Butts lb. 4 |c Tender Dtllcloua Baby 12 0s. Can End Cut Beef Liver lb, Me Pork Chops lb. Me Lean Par* Our Own Ground Beef lb. Me BkTst Bacon lb. | | c LIUBY'H R O SE D A I.E Fillets Of Jutebo . He Red Perch lb. M6 Shrimp Fillet* Of Ready • To Flounder lb. Me Oyatera Broccoli P k f.» Baby Limaa pkg. |f c Cut Beina pkg. ftc Grain Peaa pkg. Me Mixed Veg. pkg. Me • BOTTLE CARTON 1 2 0 i. HULTANA DIXIE LILY �--- ----- ................ f. ..-’4 ■TO T7T • W ■■ ■ • I t YOU DON’T m n n . n i Hiir.ic M hv ^ a tif0 rii receive your Hanford liffild, City Delivery, by 7 .(HI P. M , c»ll YELLOW CAM l i l t an VOLUME XXXXIII l!-ilnMi Potato Prices Reported Up « By $2 To $4 I'JUS im )i :n : n i u : m S A N E O Itl), K l.O lllD A Tin* ITo.sidotit Awards Modal To lOiscnlamer R e m o v a l O f P ric e C o n ­ tro ls R e s u lts 1n Q u ic k P ric e J u m p ; S c a rc ity In c re a se s 1 v i li.,u!v .iml rout timed ■> i. "ir hi h s ihiril.iv except fur • *i* r• ,| Wti'tititmi thun- i i : n » \<h ji m Asniii i .i I ill I’ii : li Convention Here On June •>, 10, II ■07 NewYoJkwIthThree Of 5 Escaped Renewed Hope Convicts Captured In Palatka G Dor II rem h ed tli I , "(HI fll'llle Hi* cnnipaied Ivl'h I lln tone am i l .a u i:lillii Steel l'u In ail nl tile lll.ill.lgi'llll'lll in gull.i O',lit leniks . lielllllted III 51m . 1(151 ting team lu fiction, th ere me si verjl Sli'i'liiiuu - .ml i'lnlip Mm i i> lu'lie- full uf interestilie illlltlx 1 III',III uf the 1 , .0 'NKI jlrlklilg • In | in' :*• cinil|ili u stoilen alunit uni thlileil hteclworkers, ie.'nhl> u u d 1 spoit careers, tiu tuiical |agreed Hiciiici mid acleiicii fiction. The delay wiih reipieslnl hv pic l y m r , 'lie pointed mil C la s s • < iff... I ’l . i u i Use Un i t * , ( i n K m . i p e e s : P r o s i i U 'i i l 'm !■ i i l n i i l sTff W Bfl Addresses will he pm I * hy Lieut, Gen. J. I!, ilulchldm, rel.t Btate Senator f h n ilr s K ’ unis, Starke, president desjgnnte. Mur ida Slate Senate; Utiief Ituy ii, Williams, Clinmlier of fnnunerce Manager K. K, [Irecki'iirldge, L’api. J. L. Chlllenden, Nnvnl Air Sta lion eommamlarj f i r e Chief Mack N. Clavalaiiil, Jr., and Htato A t­ torney Murray Overstreet. The group will he welcomed hy Mayor W. H. Stamper with iciponse hy Sheriff Hex Sweat, Duval county. The Hev. A. G. Me­ lania will pronounce tin* invoca­ tion. State Senator to F. Hoyle will Introduce the auosts. A t noon there will lie a lunch­ eon for the visitors a t the Kpi» copal Parish House. Thu af te r ­ noon eesslon, storting at 2 on o'clock will inidud* an address hy Robert W. Wall, agent in rhargu at the F.U.I., Miami. State Senator F. Hoyle will bo master of ceremonies nt u barbecue at 0:110 p.m! hi the Coun­ to try Club. At the Wednesday morning meeting, starting at 0:110 o'clock, Rsp. Voile A. Williams will tli? troduce the distinguished utii'dit. Speakers will 1m C, Farris Hry•nt of Ocala; State Attorney Gen­ eral Richard W.p Rrvlnj Couiity Judge Douglas Stenstium; Ilep.* designate Mack N. Cleveland Jr., County Prosecuting A t t o r n e y George A. Sneer Jr., Stnte Audi­ tor Bryan Willie, and Assistant nl Arl/ou.i told the Senate I lull . I day night there nliiilit lie n settle. iiu'iil over I* wieki'iid Tfa* Sen il" llieii put a Mile until Monthly all legislation dealing with the ' ll ike steelman Wiimi’I so speelflr Iml said he Dml t.ilked with Mel’ui lend "I cerlulnly tun nut iM.-ssiml'.lie.” | Steelman told iioWHiiirn, "Iml I wniildu'l wiiiitl n uveriilAtv my up lliiiiiuit " Steelman said both sldea li.ul been dlaciisiilni! intensively all the 1 uinplex isiiies involved. Tile walk mil xlurteil Monday after the So prunu* Court voided Mr. Trumnn's ‘.i iMire of the steel imluxtry Morn than UXl.uou mine, rail nml other workera have also been Idlrd tiy the steel shutdown The first break h the nationwide strike came lute Thursday with milloumemi'iil till*! tile De troll Steel f o r p had learlied a contruel aBreemenl with the Steel FSU GUADl/ATHtN TAI.LAIIASSKK IA1 - The (VHI members of Florida fitale Uniyerslly's largest graduating class tn history will receive diplomas Saturday night at outdoor com jmtnccmenf eterclics In Dunk K t'atripliell Stadium. Dr. Walter D. Cocking, editor of school executive magazine, will deliver tha commencarnent ad ar*s«' ______________ ■OYAL PALM CLUB John II. WUllama haa returned r g g y eS * T ™“ ""m! y-w k Libf'J ni Capt. Kukrrk To UrjMul On C;timl City Playground Program Sturts Ai c. o r c. Monday Morning a „ " 'Ju"Kt!r"7iW“X£; Mr<*hHtrl<iiu*r*1 Jhlidrem miti • i < inail ' lite r 1 . mil, a . n .nilnTi'tl " . ■ a i l l men, ' \ I'lu sia i I Hull of . in md i. i l l d lhe '> i * ih n n ig h nnled lull ii" >t tintn a m i l Wediies ■ ' *• I M till ■ 1 i ii,nil, n ............... .. ..H i In ' llltli ' 'm e and • ■I i . d III i . i ' uiiLet I I 11, i Iml tliey I I lii.t ,i "lllil ito m t 1' i • d id I1 nut .i i.n ' . I . instill i n* It • |i.lin e toll II III I . n l ig h t , .in tdaek ........ .i itiien let ii.. itnee broke u O' ■ '• i ul" ahoiit In I Tel. I o eel l . ' l >' .< I"I I' I I II ' l l ................................ I ' \1» k ml’ * 11-1- n i \ .•«I ,i nit •lit , ii - * vt i-hit j in >i Irii l .-i rt|| | 11** iih til m| lit* |" i 'I. \- ■ At They ■ *in v i e I a I . V . I I h r U t> * Jtill i II* I ( I *. . t i l . i e. t I In M t. I I .M( lv Ift l- V -I I'll ,t "* I x11 n | l I In < l i | K i . ill l l l i l d i l l l i d il l dt I d lit rlfal i I d D i m I ii .' ii* . n i\,rl i .'lied Hie i led Ml i >. * » t gui . i n tail ''.ii.* it.*' i ar ' ' ' lint i * im e I low'll ’ ■'I t'l, . |. I . !;••• 4 t f d t St.Ilfs Alton!. ^1 {'!;iss '! (!<* W> nt lU hi I i'll I I HI J V •n -n im I )i . t i l l ' l K’ f . l i*; IN ilU M N N I ' I ,.i ..r i , . ... 1 imi,. i rim \ i * Hi l i Hit i 1 I 1 I «a 11 M ■M)'* tv ,i v mi a i iii i l Hi* i i 1 i ' .11 ) lu»I t) nI t l i• I »,! v it, ill* a V* ill Mill tn ’ i nt i •(U llll Mill' It* ' 1(toil " H'-'tollhi III MU’ ill 4' nil id Ml to ft»«I If V- tit |M 1*0 X' 1 to-(I In I 111' III tip I I' h* i <■ I*"I l.l 1 I id (I \ , i / 1 < ,i*i m h i d I lis < r r n i'i il In mi ' ll if lit* In ,i*1 ul u 'i, d iv. ir k 1 i l ■ i, i,,-r ,n ’ 'i i . to i< ’ i !■ ■ i> 1■ * i ji n w I mi V i h. i in j* 11 1 1 it - 1- ‘ ♦ (uj i I h r i til II" Nni I h MI u tlu I i h i ; at111/ i hurt ill.I i " f i l l 1M| .Mill t I* I" i, Ml in In pi * <' I Mill'll I ,111111It' I' 4 o. t 11 t . . . l III* 1 i I I t ill ' I < n 1*1 II ium S . m h I' lu i i Mn III up) mill' \ IIn I < ' U"I* f III i ill •l| kl' ,1III ‘ l l n 11f 11* ‘ ' illU tn v :n | m•ft«'i■ I Ml* I* lltlS'll *•■ * I’ ll • I I* I* * * I, ,d n ill. i > >i, *«ml ■I I; *i •-, •v iiiil Iiu* it <Ui ii Duuhli* , In uni Mm -.in ............ .1,1*1 i , li I h i I I'll h r h i m I till i if in u hv *i.i I i l l i ‘ VI > i • I I*r <I h u m ntn r I i l *h • ' Mir M r n lu ln u ,-k . In i >1I* I U, '1 Un | I'hI*.- I . * ’ • 1,i-iii* • ml1 Hin ......... - ' ' ' I I il l f *«M« 11 * il llllk is MX* 11ll IM i Mil * v' In » ill* *I M' 1........... h IH I •> lie \ y I it it11* t JS ! it1111 t i:i ■ Mn I II 11 , i I- > , I II i I I - I -1 i. 'u u i r,» i ,,'l I- I I I - " it, I,- K o i* I , " I I, il l u n 'll. lull i . i -I n l • i. i, I 11 " ri*............... ) .,\ j . ,1,1 ii-* N nntm I , . 11 i i , , i I,, n K tr, l i l i n f f , ,,.!. M l. i H >> I* i, i I t l t f g S , |i , A ,n i l ■ , II n * l-in .lu i ,. i ■ ,,,'* , I i , i . ii iti.l . l „ y , ' e i. \ ,.i| , , i ............................... w ore I. ........ I , . M i l l . , , I iiitt n I h - l m p S.iuforii tu i.lm'ly .!m p.!u..... II,.! S a n l o r d I n v i l c d T o ,,"! iti.i,' l'i** * •upwrvUlr.gr tin |in)j<>t., D.-u.l'ni .rD-.*. (in I| , ,| . , i i n i,. \l, W luttli* W i n s liiiildiiij; S u it ,i,,l, | ,,,,i it,, m.iriun,-, ha, hint Boone N e w S m y r n a R i c s l a Later Mils month the reerva Fruut llm ilcfciixc nnj'.h* lie point •■V, ni'li*,i piitili. imrfunmiiices A Jut <i lu ( 'iivint i - ,, ^or tven-agers (ll|| nl(, ,HS||y ,,f ki'.'jilng Die* In Orlando trill get• l,ro*fr*m in* ,I,,,in- ........ . -ii Mm Hunt unt­ Mil)„r lit in-4* H. JUii'iiI ul Niut 1IT, tux l u l l ' d lu t-ixu, unilvrwuy at the Hem ||„, jj| jh ^ h* Hlvcr u|sui tu supply il I,,, 11*..lot **" l*‘lnr I ',i,4 I ml Suiyiim Iti'iii'li Ikix I'Xti'iid.-d In U n i t e d L l l l l t b u r f . V , in it OHLANDO tA t"- William It. Inol* High Hcliool gyintiaslum f,tr.| „j| to (giwcr pliiuix, tnlii uf (lie lonldahlx , f*u < > 1 4 1 4 1 uf Htmfnrd ii "imurty i' khiui IMcurid The opening announcement for llu., ......( h ‘ hf N;nll| Alr Htn Uminc, veteran principal af Orlanr, u *-nl un* (II)j |j|(, value of Hie in wtdi'iimn" tu li 1» clty'x fiflli munm' dmiuigi't uf tl.iidt' iM ttv it* I 'i i t i t * T a b l e (In Senior High School, died iinux- this urogram will he made soon, Htrlincwr promised. ilirin River cnnnl in eaxe lln- inuuHi Munxlde iii'xl.i imxt w o k in u mlint wax rulilumlrd m i i, uuii nl pcctedly of a heart attack today. in i /. liitln fm !uni*ii' nml'iuii it* * d in lulli*r In Mayor Wl-'iiriin M l* nijn i Wedntsdsy morning at «;00 „f ttlP ;jt. j lll(l1;. Miuntd he Iduckcd Hoone, til, had served as princi­ ■■luck uni lliu tkuin Stalk" llm iiiiift rlie t Inn nf In" Inti) ,’i uf Hartford. pal for 20 years and had been n.m, thu City s recreational „r rnllrnail xerviee cuitulled In t lit i u i 111 I 'll it:2d I'" '* ‘ i Tuesday morning a Hraside n l I *1 ii n l i 41 i o n K i i i ' i i * ' connected will) the school for 31 schedule will begin at Ihe Harper warlime. fkit Uliuk 111)I-i \n.lnish" Fli'iitu imiturcnili* will prirmirl dirt wus ruHCimd Inin in ill* -if Academy and Grooms Academy years, Among Hiii'iU who will Indy llm I " I 17 ! 12 10:07 lie was stricken at hla offico a* for Negro youths. Thelma Hhep l iiiial pruleei here is Ai Lee. chair- Ihrmigh Hunfurd with dll bathing Crrminii. " T d k About A Stronger" .Mi GiinMlset*, Mu' ul. iuntrue he closed out the records of the pard will supervlsu the Harper man of Hie Walerivays t'luiimittim hi-nidiuri in Nnw Siiiyrmi Hiui'li'x ;t-P.ri dllli 8:55 foriuul knvilnlioii to Hanford tn lur fur tliu Jobs, euniumiid Mint high school, which Just completed playground program with Thelma of llm Chamber of Commerce. Midnight Mltuiv tl :.'llt Us last year uf existence. Two Knight directing the activities at Mr Fom ril. in u recent lelter ntli'iid Mm gain four day event. J. il. Ik'hmicrer, Mn- mii-imil . un Hun. "Hktrta Alloy" Hi'uside Fleslii will lm [minched troctur of tho woik, « *> >• pun. lu Sir ilrockenrlilgc i Infi ll thul senior higii schools will be op­ Grooms. 1:1111 :l Uf - r>t 1 I - 7:21 - W:2H On Tuesdays end Thursdays tlm "some sort uf orgaiiualion is guiuii on Thursday, June 13, nml will .sihle for the payments Ihe f u n n ­ era led here next term. He was to .MOVIKIAND have been principal of one of them. colored children will go to Imk« hi luivu to he formed with ii (llred h o t through Hundiiy, June 15, er mill represented In Mini dinliler "Tall T arget" Surviving are hie widow and Welfare for all-day picnic sml imi Imuil fur funds xoliclled and .Swlinmiiig, hunting and fishing Assiiciatvx nml tlm liunhir ium plilIV hy li. W. Oeeni'i'i. 7:15, feature 8 25, taut Culll* three daughters. No funeral plans swimming outings. iddaineil in order lo have uroper will highlight tho festivities. Trial was Hlurteil tins liioridug, Muyor Stumper urknowlcdged idete show P t'l This evening a practice double- delegation* appear tmtore the eu have been made. header will be featured at thu elncers, Ihe South uml Central New Smyrna lieach’a Invitation uml iesunii‘d this iiftirmaiii mi u Hal. - ('ycluno Fury" uml WOODRUFF ON DUTY Lakefront softball diamond. Hunt Florida Flood Cnnlrol Hoard, the hy suylng, “ I have written to suit hy Join. Leona lily. itMuruov. "Wlien Yuu'ru Hiiiiliin:" Cepl. Frank to Woodruff, III, left Mercury will play the Navy In a Slide Hoiid Dvimrluient. Fresh Muyor Sweat thanking him fur against Lewis Tutu f u r F.'.uud Hun. • “African ijuven" this morning for Ramey Field In contest slated to begin at 7:30 Water Fish and Maine Cunimlxsiun hin most gracious invitation uml damages, which tlm plaintiff nm I'll Vlllli; LARK Puerto Rico for a Iwo weeks lour p.m. Then at 8:00 p.m. the Sal­ nml rrproxentntlw’a of C’ongress, we lire looking forward tu seeing tended, were due Dim for serviced " llt'llr. (lu Their Toes" of duty with the Air Force Re vation Army will tangle with In bring lids mailer to a success­ thorn when they come to Ran- lendered. Judge 31. D. Smith pro 7: to - *1:15 - 10:30 sided. serv#. ful conclusion." Robson’e Sporting Geode club. wUnW, sm iVAV*" .^1 iuK i 'H J eiA w . . i* 'J .1 •14,a*4ito.iAMh sTr I - IfcV*. ,-.'V g.silKC’.Vr'.s ■ t o n lu 'l lllg , ■ a m I i i i l »'| |» i I in ti ktm* i >d ik ‘ r* .JIMS} ■ hj id IlYt* |*1 % ■ K p ji u. Rack 1 -to winkers, covering 1.500 ftnpluyes Details uf the agreement, nego liulcd in Pntxhurgli, wen* iml on nomieed bill a dhtrlrt union offilial said they embodied Wage Ktablliraliun liuard reconimendallons. These called for a "package" wage Increase amounting hi 2ti cents an hour by noxt january In Ihe Washington talks, it was reliably reported Ihe union shop— also recommended by the Wage Hoard—was Ihe subject of the most biller dispule. Tills would rcuulre display, all StrelwnrkcrN to Jala Philip Murray’s CU) union after being Principal hired. MOMRM’fi GRILL SOLD Hamer's Grill, 3 * East n m from Orlando where bo attended T was sold recently by Mr. a meeting of tho RoyIT* _ Ira. Home- Lilli* to Mr. and of ihe American Fire and Casualty iny. at the Kola Plata m PU Hotel, oyal Palm Club la is a selective I, operated th« QriU for (he pail Insurance organisation composed of the topmost nroducers of the IS owners are moving to stales In which the "American" make their permanent operates Mr. Wllltami a been FltT iuihI iiiiinII i ( i n . t t <l ! i . i i m i i* *!"• I l' i it I )ti t y it 1 llaiin il the 11mlr actor ax I -1 ■, ■i .p M Ham pie-iileul of Hie A«Iv.,ni * I*1,i 1111>> i o Del mil Splni'in li lifieil liefure i II . judu i.il) - hImiiiuiiii Ui i who I. 1 \ i l t1 H 1 ( 3 X i n it! .1 •1 i *?. to 1 n toi Illve ,tli::ilui|> tlie Ju illie l i r p n i II. 1 )* • •.1 I* « 'll . 11 ml | nit I | to iiienl tin* iom iultlie lieuid • vino. le liuiony lh.il tlie l a s p a u i I u1mi l l I.fl * , Ml 1 to f* m i l I.I till t V It U lit ,. ! p .I Ii tin i t were oxelehurgeil hi al Ii ... I •(.It f t 1 lit '! H 1 uf ll .1 Aiiiuiik Ihe titleii are ............. halt Inlli.iii dollars o u u ai • . •I'M’ 1 ll •I.i l'i 1 «14 " . l l l t l i ir'liief." "(Iratiil Gnuhe M v -'.'ii,” tint'll 1•tl In* 'I » I 'H iih it I . I t uli ' M* 1 In u iio t lie r in 'll', S p r a g u e ...nl "Mnrimneil un Mars". ’ThugrliI.. tol'l l . t •* t u n ! i .* 1 ml .......... . , ^ flu rk i illuiil, funnel asslxtmii i. ' i i i i l Date and l.onesonm Surrell. <. j | n tm .,n r e i e m d i n n t V it inti (to* 1 l l l l •Mlie MM1Is X . t i t i l i t i i I tox Ai i t l i . t r . euod Inn I' »tiiry; Sport fiction | , 1,|,s,llllh.l| U j (M, In t . »Mt « .1* I II.* I* .1* 1 .1 '••«)» f It 1 includes Mil'll tilll'H ||H "Knock ntluriiey lor a corpuratoni win. to1* f,1 • . \ > I .utidi >r t* l« ii ' lilt* to. sipl . M n In tit [MM I' Out," "Double Piny", "Slliorty nl M'ltle.S a tl IllK.IliH claim Ini {!.' i T .t .V.J 1 J *' it* .1 M 1 kt 1.. • . flu Shortetiin". Other honks lire IXHI lln ".Spin e 0 inlet", "Wild Trek". "The *1, 41, 1.1 IV* up .......... ‘lln* wilnexx Mild Hie i i nnpi n ■ t klII 11 ■> \ w \ s h i n *; t I i.N 0 lui i.u i Mviler Horse", “ South .‘leu Ad was Hie Micldgap S.'IiiniI uf Traih .MM tl it t It* ••I* k i l l t 1 I* il 1*. D u l l ■ , Mill II Al t x . in le t I' h i ) u It lie'll ‘Vi | ' l l I.I u vimtines", "J it r i y'x Treaxuie I f o i p udiluij; that tlie Geueral A. 1 i I n v 1 4 P , .1 •1*1111 1 *t .Mil 1 t'l •Ml p ill i l l . Mi .Mi * III .MMMtitlli i ( In* i v k i I i r i m ii Hunt", nml many other titles. eoiuillliji illfire axkeil the Juxlo i S i! l | i| » i| | l d l l •( I n i I It. i. k i f l l u H i m * 1 i A11 ii ii i l l , 4 kt 111!'* | ,i The non-fiction gm ou incliul. x llcparlmcnt lu recover tlie mom M /.m il'iii 4 t1 ,,|i | l(l|>« l>1 ii SI •***. * » ■ Sill * id Ml t. 1 | . N i l tin. (anciiuitlng Heal Hook aerie nn the nroimd the firm had cluirgt flit fttt'l S f l U l ' l ii tilt t.iSNJiltiil if I .MM which gives accurate, up-lo-dale n *.i.ii*nir.i in* I' bho Klnhti il l 'l l, (min In I'M ' ( ( t i l l ' l l lit M 111411 4 iiifoiuiallui, nn nstrnnomy, Inixer . i n v i i ’.It h i it lift * hull, magic, Aliixka, Texas, nm / , 1 1 ill lift V' i l f toiHMmiiMi tl (toll I) I" (" ia, liuMex. etc For Hie ynijngel \ | h ,t *ivt h i tin I ,uiu 111li M i v '"i III' folk . Du re are the lii'nitlIfiillv II tout Mt»- hin I i it m ' ii(t i|itilt 11 in f fir Instraled Keal lifer Hooks about *1.i. fr (* r (toil If D rill Ini if ,i |ii$Mn ) .it I'iri'iin1*, Iralnx, planes uml other /■'I III IHI H I * Hlu ll if N.*slilt RIt til « I ft H'dijccts, give artuul descrlplionx , n k i il l l in t i l i i n .i Kti m m in and |dct it res of these themes, Pljin? i1It its'IIni) f(Il lit iI 11•’H lit) l Mill it tli* |fi'« IIV hi i ill* Mill in' i N *4111*i Ittngrujihirs nre written In InTin* f'ity'x ri'cmillun prugnu, t t li1 S i Hi HH tl i 1 I 111 id11 \ i l ii i tfi I it'i i tl -in'H lirestlng style. Some of the pop­ will open for tin* xunimrr nl tin 1 u l i l VI •«11 « » .1(1(1 ml lit I I n t h -I H u t I Ittvvr m i lilt* If i i y ;il 1 i i f u i i i i .m u „ular , llllea , ilH'lude the storiea of l.'iki'frunt tiliuffl.-tx.ixril r u n i i id.t j ; r o i l | • i d I i 'N ' l t d m a SI | hv k n Ii JMV i ‘ l I j ’ Jl Ii'il I t i r i Mij* l »' M1*’, " ve» "■ Victor Heihert, Amur Mumhiv imirnlng nl U.OU uni to killllf* 11II ti £| (I I h V i ' l a lit i J Ml t l i I nt i Ir i l iim htiii* !*/ r>H* tk *1 tin* n'n'a greatest composer of oper nil I'hil.iri’n lii*lwt*t'ii 11,<* nt'i':i *.i u|irl‘'.illin; wdli liir i I- i .1 i .Miii *1 **iV H I ,' ll l l i J i liil'il ll.tll Mn |tolit Ilf •'! I" 1,' lr* J,"’k Laminn mid U lit, Hi'cicntluiuil D l r i u ' i hi l u IM l iM’tlMlI MM d ll ' | Sg s*je •I ( | n | | | l l n i 111111111*i 1r . u n i i i i i u l n n il«U *• Henry, popular fiction wrlteix; Thmiiax Hlringcr nniimiuceil Imlui t t lr ft i ■ m ‘ u n it I m u | I ; i *‘t'kt ii n 11 \ tli llciirv Ford, Hret llurte, tie irge I '. H I Y H Ilk m 111Ul 11 pu l I ' III I Tlie l.nkufront plnygrounil will " ‘b 1 td ( n i i i i n i tu i .miiixtMta i'd Wnthlngton, Abrahsm Llncnln, In* upvii from Momlny lliruugh ,"‘V'V I* i \ Ilk; I lit* I lilt I'll ‘ >I;|(| Ini I ) r» the Mnyos of uurglcal fame, (ill Frills;' every week In tlie suuiiiu i :,l'* I n r| >li f (xt lat e ). n l d ll ' 4 IM I III ( «ilitii'i 111ill wiM) ,t u r n <IJi liert ami Kulllvun, and other f av­ » hours will lie from U:()0 u in S i i . i r i l A u v i l m i ) U m l I I \ t d l s|n ,d I p ltllll l|44'111 11 ir* Mihj* i i ;d lln* d i r t t l i n . orites. IkinyilN likM l . iilil Im wi l l I r u v r noon In the mornlnj'n nml •»hi 11t i t 11»;* Tn»* d;iv nndil tt dm I ‘11> S iifu lu v ft»i N rw V n rk i *m mti(« In addition many new hooks of 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. lo Mm nl ll.ill al h ini o t liuk li.llnutni- lu ] (mii k l u Mn t i i u Mil i. n i ' l i S v s m ie n the "huw lo do it1' type aru now terminus. lu Wa Inn kin ii’iMidini! dn H r r . i l l n l fu t l . iv n il S r i ' l f k i r y ul iiviiilnhlc, sufd Mrs. Moughton, Tim playground xclmiluk' cullx ttrip S l i i l i * A ' lu tun p r r s i i i t M i k l ) In in wlio pointed out that there ix a for nil types of sports uml on alHil pl H a i l v It I u / / a i d id dm I n f ill h im u f tin* i I im’IM u ii I hr large xegment of Hanford's young Ttii'xduy nml Thurxdnv morning i ,iCrkn M 'f l\ dll' * DJ|S| l . n i l d I kill VI hiMi l;«s|g*f| 2 fi i r i i n u h ' h people who liku tu make thin^n. twimniing lessons will Im givim , I ' . i l i V U N l l k i l i ImK k r r n II tl Min In order to make the selections I I (UtlliiMFil lift I'n itr I l i t i i l k iKjy. covers of honks will he on hoard Chairman Hen Mureel of nn' the About 1110 tn II!5 sh eriffs lint law enforcement officers m e ex act tli*merit ul the dispute Demoeralli' f.eadet' ktcPul land parted to atten d the Itltlli minimi ty* ........ mini' ninri' ! Cil’i h 1 .tl A n i l S t ’l t . l l ' t R i i s s i 'l l S i c K y n i<» K yt* i >ii ( *i v i I ! \ i i ; I » i :*, I’. i l l I s U p i iiu is H t i here was snllie huiie of an early convention of the I'liiriitu Sheiiff* Association hem .Monday through WrdnesduVi Sheriff I*. A. Mem, who will Ih> Dual tu the visitors, announced induv. The Valdex ifnlel will he head quarters for the cimviiitum and rag litratiou will sta ll at 1 no p.m. Manilav, and will again he made at 8 :tll> n'cludi Tuetidav i.nd Wednesda y inornillgi. 'Hie first meeting will lie enll #d to order nt ll):tMI o'clock lie -day morning a t the f i t , ' Hall hv the Association pre udrnr, Slid iff R. L. Kendrick of Ku'mnll i cemi- in I r i til Will Librarian Secures War Contractor Real Progress c„:i Is Reported In* 25!) New Hooks For Juvenile Reader* I SDaV*d FroDm Su,t Steel Dispute By Uemo Btifwigs Sheriff’s To Hold 'ji i ».%i i . y n k w s i ' a i ' k h WASHINGTON^ uv-The govern in .1\t .1 lit.i t. merit reporti'il today Unit wholesale U l'I.t:\l- I...........I., i II,m ill iPrlCFS Of Whltll |MlliltlM‘H Sllllt ll| a t much as U lu $t per hundred pounds overnight ufter tin- remova of price ceilings The Office of Price Ktabli/ulinn (OPS) lifts ii On' routrtd. Inti' Thursday after llie Semite find voted lo exempt frcsli fimlt and vegetable* from price runt rid . lie ginning July I Today, OPS ollirirds qnutiil fm ures from the Agriculture Depart ment's Market Iup. New;i Service I Showing the overnight advance in prices at t’lmburglr and New York for potatoes from Callfnnilri and the Carolina:! ihe prices are wholesale far U S. No I, sire A 3-lnch potatoes. Thu report showed that t.allhun la long w h ite pul aim *. ' ire r-illmr' in New Ytirk Jliur ..lay at i<i 2H to |G .11 per hui Ired jmuiidx Tn day the (imitation* ranged Itom |8.5U to (!• 50, all advance of up to l.l 22 per iiumlred. Ollier qiiolnliulix In New York were: llnuuxht'd North t'amlma cobblers 1175 to $5 00 Thursday tJURINO A C ia fM O N Y In tin- W hite llu iu e Hose M aid e n , I ’ u i l d r n l T ru m a n r u n a r s t u lid i'i l i u tin n i l tl, compared with t l <n» to yit 00 today h lic n h o w ( I a fte r In* had p i i m uted Ik e w i t h the fn in H i nnk leaf c lu ste r |n the l tlx tiilK u lih r il 1 u n n M* ,l.il, a mnxinioiu advance of 13.25, W l l lt li the C h ie f K n i i l i W l> e x a m in in g In i,.k in g uli wi t h p ild r U M u Ih srn h u w » r. r |«l< I ndlm nal washed North t'uri'lliiu mlihUis $4 60 to $5 US Tliur.'.day. t oni|i.ircil with $tt ini and 1X25 today, a mas Imum advance nl fit ill* Smith Carolina sebagex. 15 00 Thurxd.iy ft. ^4 compared with u range of 17 50 to 18.00 today. Prices quoted at wholesale tn Pittsburgh were: t'nllfurm.i long whites. 15 !<H to to 07 tier luindred .Mine lluili 250 new hunks f"i pounds Thursday, nniiiiared with i ithfi inveniles have heen - itiiici I hv a range of $7 5o to tlotxi today, ' I*a maximum advance nl UML M c F a t l a i l l l S a y s S c l - lliu Sniifniil Pullin' t.lh ru iv and G u v c n i m c i i l A u d i t o i will lie phii'nl in I'iiciilalhin Mon I *U !i | >tn|'o t tI t v•it1111( ilk Nnrth (arullna ciilildrrx, SMill , _ , n/I tklilt lit |HlVkl | I • l i t Iftl i I Thursday compared with W 25 to t l c m c h l IVI.iy C o r n s . dm win ii viii'ittinii tn gill*, M i1 T estifies On J u s - , i*l t MtfliJii Khun .1. Muuglili ii. Ilium lull, an *1II I-Mil id ,llfi I f it Ml day. an advance of $3 31. B efo re N e x t W e e k inniiii'cil today. li c e D e p t. R e c o r d >■' 11•' I*MI Jilil s»tlil r tli IT 111| TlI•11fill* in mid' h m) Iiij Hr iiiul firim' 1 WASHINGTON i*W- Prwllcllons <"oln 11ri sIIIw nDunI eve-y Ivpi* i hin *ilu iIIhh ihi (hi iuvltn lln* WASHINGTON .V' Mover mtieiil i.r bunk enjoyable hy yi me ( dk WASHINGTON I’ A govern that (fin potato soon will be back in Its usual grocery him, and ul xpunxiired peace talk.: In the steel of various ages, the y i . i u i i i ' * nn* m i ld auditor testified today till1 f i r m m * il • lu I i Vt H i r « r l l n r * m i i r * «*»ii’m! nun trimmed prices, followed lln- guv -ifike it'cchM'd today until 1 p m ...... . 51) pcnrml fli linn, ua I tin .1lln IIre D epart mi’iil failed hi pros |* d" r M'lilliefiu emment'a action.Thunwlay In nm .KST In l^rrnit Imltislry lenders to lm|1 | j(.tj,(M( |1’|.im.|(lu|K cru te n w ar ennlracl Milt altci n Oil’ll Ir I t t i n hi t’lftM i In (lit l| lira* Nil! Ill tmilh In calling price control* on polntum 'study tifirgu tiling proposals | Gun .1 ll n n .. .u d Mi ip which v ld lr lic n have form , ,,er ...Atty . ......................... But price olficl.il. uml produce ' The phmir delay was ui nur mm si I biogrnphv s lm ii'ii nuch i i m a c tiv e in t e re s t , sin [ i r , , J*1 f *! f o r M,,|i D e in u c i iiu V John II stilted. men alike said IhAl before the hi l<ri':ddeull;il Assistant A litmal fhairm iiu William M Ituyli potato price goes down, it will Steelman. who Thursday night re J r . \ i iled tin- roiilrmloi (.‘ I r r u l n l l n u o f In v eig le ....... .. probably go up. pm ted "real negoliolums going Waller Sprague uf tli*' ipni in Inis lin'iriisnl inpldly d u llin ' tin inenl’s ticuenil All nilMllln; iiUni A produce Imyer for a largo on " 1 1 tin(Iismsil tin I'nsr f'»«r i ■ill ii •i 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, June 05, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 05, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 05, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b2d9f5829a25352c48a513c81db352da.pdf 4a1f1549d26d52a61464a0e75ed3b5f1 PDF Text Text * * , John Bowen, 56 Year Old Fireman, Dies Advice For Losing Weight Is Given By N o t e d Columnist By IIAI, BOYLE NEW YORK i^—Do you went to lose weight? There I* only one aufe •»»y to £} it. Brag it off. r You don't have to go on a pro­ longed itarvatiun diet. You don't have to gulp nr consult . 't have In take sweat baths, lift barbells, or go on 20-milo hikes. All you have to do Is brag . . .brag. .brag. The pounds will roll off you magically. . I consider this n million dollar idea In the field of malnutrition. It Is my own Idea. And I give It . free to ■ cslorle-consclous world M • food will gesture to corpulent iMklnd. .. There ere two kinds of people t perhaps 23.000,000 dining cans: The strong, silent typo who t keep their welght-redurlng project , IO themselves. There are ■ lot of but you never hear about Interior view of The Mother Church I , (I). The talkative lypo that In- lilts on discussing diets wilh anyand everything, Including on the hough. The first type gels a scientific diet from his doctor, chews his celery In melancholy solitude, drops a few pounds In lonrly si knee, and then gets sick of the Whole business breauan “ Who j; c«roi f puuii ceres?" Soon nc he ii Is pi putting whipped I cream on his pork chops again fat nd letting fatter. . .fatter tr th in ever. The second type starts out the But he doesn't lose In losing a few pounds, hrng VI used tn he as Plump as a railroad roundhouse," he says '•And now already I am beginning to look like Ihe Eiffel Tower " The more ho brags tho more he wants tn lose: the more he loses the more he wants tn lirng. As I say, I feel I discovered this myself. I hll the scales nl IN pounds before I decided In do anything about it. I gut a diet from my doctor, rend all the hooks on the suhjeet, and hung a picture of the lain Mohandas Gandhi in my bedroom. He was my ideal pinup boy. In Ihe beginning I guess I was Ihe strong, silent type. I would lose a few pounds, become sick of Ihe whole business, and eal the lost pounds hack In two days I hated to talk about ray diet tor fear nt boring people. One day on acquaintance bored me for two hours talking about hla diet. In revenge I talked In him for a full hour about my diet. To my surprise, when I weighed myself going h nm e,4 found I had mysteriously lost a pound. ; The next day I bragged to an other acipialntanca innr nnnlhcr hour. The result: annt(her pound gone. Every day slnco then I have J Meeting Is Held By Christian Scientists bragged bragged, and bragged about my dieting to anyone I know or have been introduced to. But to hrng yon don't have to have anyone around you know, Just stop a stranger, ask him for a match When he renehes Into his pocket for It. grab him by the lapels ami hold on firmly until he has heard your slury This has worked so writ that I now lip the scales at 182—lust 22 pounds down, and still losing Tne way I figure it. bragging Is Ihe only weight losing exercise liiK-lors say you can't permanently take off fat through exercise, hut thry overlook bragging Other forms of exercise don't work Incause they make you run out of breath before Ihe fnl sfarls In melt Ifni you never really run out of breath bragging Ami when you gel home you are so lin’d you can hardly lift a raw carrot Tennis nnd linudtinll arc slremi oils games that might kit! nil nvei lint who ever weight person dropped dead bragging—at least until In‘ had finished'’ Of course, bragging may cause you lo lose your friends as well as your nxresx weight Kill nobody really loves a fat iiiati anyway, they say Once you are skiunv you can quit bragging and make some new friends MARINE LIFE MIAMI BEACH W Marine life which causes an eslimuled ,'n mil lion dollars damage annually lo the tuition's waterfront Installation* will he discussed ai a conference here next week. Dr. F. (I. Walton Smith, director of the University of Miami Murine Laboratory, said the meeting, to he held June II-1.1, Is sponsored Jointly by the university nnd W. F t'lapp Laboratories, file , Diixhury. Mass. Detailed reports will he made on marine borers and other de­ structive marine life which cause Inss (o filers, dorks, buildings nnd oilier waterfront insinuations throughout the country BOSTON, Mass, (.Special)— Spiritual understanding alone cna pierce today's corruption in government and world confusion and lend mankind to lasting safety and sernrity, the Christian Science Board of Directors said today. About 7,Mill Christian Scientists from thioughout the world heard Du- I iiu i -Iiim ' special message at tin- Miiriurtl meeting of The Mother Chimb, The First Church of Uhl i-d. Scientist, in Boston, Mu I S. Tlie lliiertore said Dial human Ingenuity alone will never solve mankind'* deepest problems. But they added lliat the means for rigid adjustment are apirlliiHl nnd are immediately available. "Net numbers nur liuninu might but Truth xpiritual understand­ ing is the power that will mold (lie wm Id's daallny," they deelni ed, Named I’M-sident of The Mother ( hll re h for Die raining year war l.t. f'nl, Ituberl Ellis Key of I.....Ion. England, associate editor i.l the d ll 1st lull .Nrinire religious pel ludleels, He lias been active to tin- religion foi more than -10 years, iaeliuling service as prac­ titioner, lecturer and authorized teiullt-r. "The keynote of tills century is nut ehiio* iiid Christ,” Col. Key 1rilil tin huge ciowd. "Wui anil destruction have been assorlnted with Du- final half of the twentieth century, tint p lu g in s and Kidrlluullinllnti will matk the sinTta-illng years." "The old imiterlalism must he leplareil by a spiritual riilicept of creation," ho lidded. FA it 31 I1It ICES tilt LAMP i of! I'rlccs lo farm i t s dropped ID | ail nt.i for the month ended May 13, Ihe U S Depart­ ment of Agriculture said today It said the reason was lower prices for collon. beef enftle, veal calves, thickens mid eggs Jnhn Bowen, Git died at hla home, DIM Mellonvllle Avenue at 7:00 a.in. yesterday following art illness of a year. Born In Cohhtown, (in. May 2.7, I Hint, Mr. Bowen had lived in Hanford for 10 years. He was employed by the Hanford Auxili­ ary Naval Air Station as a fire­ man ami wn.i formerly with the City Fire Department of Hanford. Sue-1, * include the widow lif Hanford; four daughters, Mr.i. Wilson Itoldnaon, Jr. nf Oakland, Calif.; Misses* Mary l.ou, Shirley Ann and Helen Bowen of Hanford; four son*, AIC Clyde Bowen of Camp Carson, Colo.} John W., William II mid Itoscoe Bowen, all of Hanford; 12 grandchildren; Ills mother, Mrs. Emma Adkins uf Cohhtown; one brother, Clt-m Bowen or Geneva; two sisters, Mrs. Corn l.ee Collin* of Cobhtowri; Mr*. Bensle Collin*, Sa­ vannah, (is. Funeral services will be held at -1:00 fill). Friday at Brlsion Funeral Home with l)r. W. I*. Brooks Jr. officiating and burial will be In Geneva Cemetery. Income Taxes H onflntirrl pmm fin* I the tax claim. Udell recently was indicted In Delaware In connection with the Income lax case, Williams sold, adding: "It was not until after tho tax ease of Mr Udell hail been ex posed in the Senate on Feb 28, 1931, thill Hie Justice Dr pari men I look any action Inward securing an Indictment " On Felt 2H, Williams told the Senate the government was mov­ ing again,I Udell In Hie income tax rase In Inift lull that Nunnn entered the t a-;r on Aug 8 nf that veiir and since then the ease “ has been allowed lo gather dost." Ntmnn has denied any wrongdoing When called before u House coin miller probing the lax liurenll, he drelineil to answer a number of question* on the ground of pos­ sible self incrimination At one imlnl during thr com­ mitter tpiiizlng of Nunun May S. the former Internal llcvernic Bu­ reau chief wiis asked whether he thought there were "any possible crimes for which you could be In­ dicted?" "Yes, sir," lie replied "I think Iher ■ are " lie did nut elaborate on thr statement Hoover Iteport M'HRdfiiifft l-'rom l*iim* flu#! fit* h i Is and If S marsh ah. Thr fourth wmild reorganize the gov­ ernment of Ihe District of Fofiitn Ida, One reorganization Hoover rec­ ommended strongly tmlny was transfer of flood control nnd other river responsibilities from Ihe Army Engineer* to the Inter lor Department President Truman several weeks ago prepared such it plan for Mil), mission lo Congress hut cancelled If nfti-r strong protests arose In Cong!ess and elsewhere Steel Strike Elsenhower irsx iirx M f n --------- ------persuade the industry end union lo hold new peace talks. John A. Mephrns. U 8. Steel Co. vice pres­ ident nnd a leading Industry ne­ gotiator, announced Monday night i hat the steel firms, now hack in he hands of their private owners, .vould "sit down with the union without delay to try to reach a .'air settlement of the steel strike." Murray, too, had suggested reiewed talks but Insisted that the mlon was still standing on Wage Mobilization Board (WSn) recom­ mendations for a 28 cent-in-hour "package" increase In an 11-month contract These terms have been an acceptable lo the Industry. Stephens pointed out that the In­ dustry has offered 12ki-cenl hourly pay boost, plus about five cents an hour In "fringe" benefits, or 171* cents In nil. It was understood this offer was contingent, however, on government approval of higher steel prices. Workers presently make about 11.95 an hour, includ­ ing overtime. Effects of the steel strike began haing foil almost Immediately. The government embargoed ail ship­ ments of steel from retail ware­ houses to consumer goods pro­ ducers. However, officials said most manufacturers have et least s month’s supply on hand. Automobile manufacturers are likely to run into trouble If the itrlke lasls any lime. Official! said Ihey are down to a 2-week supply. Home enal, iron ore and other mining facilities began to close because of the steel stoppage. Coal is generally In plentiful supply ibnve ground. ( C n tin M rr*M p i |« o*»i questions but with only partial •Hate Farmers Market iiie n i ire SIVniRI) STATK FAHNKNI MAHHKT ■■ a f u r * . 1‘l n r N a Tli* r . i ll n w i n e p rice* r*pur(*<f S r ill- l-*.il«r« m i T h * H a n f o r d H tai* K nrniio* M a r k c i f u r l i r n d u r * so ld !o T rin k cr* h D "* l* r* iq> In t In #.m . t l i n* J ll*«o*. T * io l * r a r * " h « I >*|n- ruling Q u a l i t y tin li|>r. II 00 )1 »o II*i>on. 1.1in a No Hii|iul|*« llfn o * . I'nl* No Huppil** I’aMinK" T o n f e w l a t e * lo 'J' -loot*. <'H»-r*. )JoM »o crate* its - ) 15 t l e l e r y , l ‘*ac*l crate* I 21. 1 . 1 0 I'n rii c r* t* > 1.SU­ I (in ttllriim lirr* l,n. tiakl I TS- 1.1)0 K,I0 |||„I|) llll IlHkl. i on. * » tiki a tin h |, r. < 75- I on I’eii*. Ittai k * y e lot liitr. I HI). l.to I'-IIV-l .• hll. h ak l I 75- ) 5l> T o in a ln e * to Ih erf. 1 So - I.no ■..... lo 1* 1* a r r i v a l * nf |i r n d u r * I h - I*r t - —* i|i m l* il a m Incniiiiil*!* .r i r n i s llraiiK** h o t 111 ill 1- 0 -'f ru i t . Injiii-aii h o i i nn In - u l c l l r * o f iirmlnt-fl r » r* lv * .| *1 T h * Has for it H l a t e t-'armnr* M »rk ei i n . i n in on n.m M»y I I l o loom • in .inn* 3 T o t a l r « r* l|i t* I I . I l l pm k .i*i-s I " h i mill iiinilei at*, m a r k r t a l r a d y . GAMBLING LOKHKH CLEAIIWATER UB - A Circuit Court iury hero refused tn award n SI I’elersburg man $3,000 sought under an old English law for his father's alleged gambling losses. The law. enacted to protect fam ­ ilies of unlucky gambiera, provides that relatives may collect throe times the amount allegedly lost, wilh half the award going to the poor. George L. Sllvernall Jr,, inn of the owner of a mirror nnd glass wur' x. filed the .ml* against Wit- SUCCtlS. He replied at Ihe outset to s question based on Taft's statement tn a speech last Sunday that a steady deterioration of 0 . S. air itrength began while Elsenhower was Army chief of staff. Taft also hit out in last Sunday's radio speech at what he called "the fallacies of our land gener­ als" One nf these, the senator said, Is a belle (th a t "a wnr against fttiMia ran only be won nn the continent of Europe with bay­ onets." Elsenhower took direct Issue with Taft by stating again his view that adoption of a universal mili­ tary training program by this coun­ try would lessen the chance of war. Taft, campaigning for today’s South Dakota primary election, said he was very strongly opposed lo UMT at this time. Eisenhower said, however, that he doesn’t see how UMT nnd Se­ lective Service could be operated at the same lime. The general expressed doubt that the Russians will start a deliberate­ ly provoked war—and he said this country cerlaintly won’t start one. But he warned that "powder keg" ware may develop among satellite countries, and he de­ clared: "We should be highly alert and mobilized." On the air power nuestlon, Elsen­ hower said he wasn't in nn Penta­ gon studies that led to the current "stretchout" of air mobilization over a period of several years. Ho went on to say that the responslbltlty of preparing tho na­ tion's defenses "doesn't belong merely, of even most Importnnlly. to tho people In uniform—It be­ longs to every citizen." Referring to his days as chief of staff, tho general said "the calculations ,m7 the Pentagon brains” were not accepted by Ihe civil authority, adding: "Wo would have been very prop­ erly criticized had we not ac­ cepted by the civil authority, add­ ing; "We would have been very prop erly criticized had we nut nc copied the decision of our superiors in government." Mr. Truman in 1049 imiioumlcd 013 million dollars voted uy Con­ gress lo build Ihe Air Force up lo 58 groups. Again in 1050, when the question of expanding the Air Force to 70 a roups was before Congress, Mr Truman said the nation could af­ ford only a 48-group force. Elsenhower led up to his stale nteni on the Importance of air wer with a remark about Ihe late Brig. rig. Gen. fWilliam Mitchell, World War 1I air nlr commander, who Inter was "broken" for urging a separate Air Force over the ob Jccllons of his military superiors. Steel Strike Comes At Critical Time In Civilian, Defense Economy By HAM DAWSON NEW YORK OB-Thc steel strike .mes at a critical tlm e-both In comes the civilian economy and the dr tense program. The civilian economy Is fairly balanced between the forces nf In­ flation and deflation, wilh busi­ nessmen and economists alike di vidi-d as to which way it's likely to tilt. A long steel strike could be a big factor in deciding. The defense program has been repot led—both by industrialists and by the military—as lagging behind schedule (and behind Bus slnn military production). The American armament pro gram la now on the throshhnld nt what has been hilled as its big Idg step fnrwurd—tooling nearly done and volume production In the off­ ing. But only if steel 1a available That Is why the government Im mediately froze all steel stocks to end sales for civilian use Steelmen fed that the civilian 'nduslrles have steel Inventories high enough to get by for two or three weeks. After that. If Ihe strike continues, plant shutdowns ■nd worker layoffs might become fairly widespread flight nt the start layoffs m the coni mines and on the railroads are In Ihe cards. The steel supply situation ii much belter, however, than it was at the start of tho year. Produc­ tion in the first four months of this year was at an nnniiiil rate of I03it million Inns, n record. At the same lime demand for steel was easing noticeably Auto production was below Ihe previ ous year, anil was hrld down more by a shortage of ropprr than any scarcity of steel. Home appliance produciion was greatly ciirtaltedr-diic to slow sales, not steel short­ ages, Industrial plant expansion, now nl Its peak, is expected to taper off from now on. Steelmen have hern predicting that by fall demand nnd supply would he In full hnlntu-e. ami hv the end nf the year supply would exceed demand. That timetable will not depend, of course, on the length nf Ihe strike Talk was heard that steel eon now°go’ glim* m d nut that ^ ‘ L n0J L , on a n d nierlng-lf ^the Mrlke ^ w ^ o n ana steel supply once inure lags tar behind the accumulating demand. The healthy size of most com­ panies’ steel inventories Is shown by Ihe fact that although a steel r.trike has been widely expected, there hn* been no ruth to order steel to be pfepared for It. Over all Inventories of steel sre one thing, however, and particu­ lar types of steel nnnlhcr. An auto company may have plenty of sheets on hand to make cars for four lo six weeks longer, but If one of Its parts suppliers runs nut of steel B needs nf ' hc M*0*"1 ’J?*’ ^ rlw tlm i^ U n e -Ih e entire nutn production une goes down. , ... Consumers, however, nren I lixely to run Into shortages nl lltcir stores or dealers Most things made of steel which civilians buy are in abundant supply—In the stores, In the warehouses. In the factory storerooms. A steel strike lasting a month would work these Inventories of goods down—but that Is something merchants and manufacturer* have been wanting to do for some Military production Is another thing Few of the hard goods of wnr are in abundant supply. The Missouri lliver watershed "overs mu- sixth uf the urea s ' th# United Stales. INSURANCE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR HOME - AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS .R W S B U W L i "Your Mutual Insurance Friend" I I I N. Park Ave. Phone 104 SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY’S ONE-PACKAGE DEAL ELIMINATES RED TAPE And Makes It Safe and Easy for Ban C. Lindsey, Jacksonville. Tho elder Hllvernall testified Monday he lost $1,000 In a poker game in 1940 and laid Lindsey was the banker. Sllvernell, a well known tranahoot.'r, said tho game w ti played at Ihe Eureka Shooting and Hunting Club near Ocala The defen*« ngueri that tbo case was not pn \ od. WHAT’S THE RIGHT COMBINATION FOR VALUE? - OR MAKING i.A&foctd,$6/6*6 Additions and Alteration to Your Home On An FHA Title One Loan For MONEY What Is an FHA Title-One Loan? It la the Meal home-improvement finance plan, providing any amount up to 13,300. NOTHING DOWN, 30 MONTHS TO PAY! Loom aro arranged through the bank or financial Institution of your choice. Mated below are some of the homo-improvements r " ’ - "M A IL THIS COUPON TODAY I SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. I Merraefcee Rm O, eealarO, rta. | I i . is « unbeatable value combination. Take aeeaeety. Pound foe pound# lenury'a the umet ocoaomloai car la the nl -fflihllfF — J kf ghee you a freoh, that will stay In etyle-BM an ooliooded "carry -nvet "design. Takej>cr/«rnwiae«. Thla year'# Mercury haa 12% more power, hustling V-B power, and even higher compression, Wgnt more? Just keep mi adding. Fnr there’s Mira stamina ami long life to keep repair bills low, tttta built-in value to keep 1rede-In value high , . . proved con­ clusively by registration figures and used car market reportsComo down and weTI let you see for yourself. Just gak tor a b y , a car, and ha ourgueetonthetoadl ■1 i .... i f ) i ) | ) I I 1t ■ iI lelereatvg In Ihe k s lllla i eevvlcea ehevhegi M s lla a < I llama* Deara ( Saw Reel t » N ra llama* I Aatealaa ItOlna * I Vaoerela Wavk ( R s a ln ta e f t new Rmna t 2**! ►»■*$» { > OeoaraJ Repolra ( S ta 'V m ls * ( I SaE'taa Awalaoa i I Dai t Ret I la* I Ra< 1 Rail iS i PHONE Ify/tyneriod fa lE b o m ty 6w / * J ; -praterr. v^F, �THE WEATHER i t YOU DON'T tN « t?i r«ur B*aford H .u ld , C.tr Delivery, hf 7:00 H. M , p U i i t i i l l YELI.OVV CAB 1114 d it it i .in sod .Tiidmued warm through Itior day, except foi widely scatlen d allerooim thundershower* inIrriur Miulli port inn AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAII.Y NEW SPAPER ~ " '—IT 'ENtulilisBed ■"■ 1 .IldlH1 VOLUME X X X X lll Eisenhower Is Set To Launch Political Bid G e n e ra l A b ile n e , A rriv e s I n K an. For F in a l P hase D riv e For O f SANFORD, S a liiiR ^ iim li F d ito ria t FLORIDA WEDNESDAY JU N E I. 11152 Nu 205 A s-m i,ile d P i r s te n d e d H u e Senate Debates Bill To Block Strikes In Critical Industries S tu ff H is S u p p o rt Uy HUMAN JIUIIIN ABILENE, Kail. t* Dwight It Elsenhower retained today lu an open held beside tin- backyard t<l hli boyhood holm.*, and plunged in to the Bind phase of a drive bin b ark en hope will win him the lie publican miininiiiion tor ITemli'iil Thousands of (tropic gathered In ■ tide the railroad tracks, which run In bark of Im. former lioino Some wcie fonrlcr neighbors, some were the inertly *mu urns, and some were well wisher a who Came to Abilene trout a wide u u u of tbe Midwestern slates Very tow were unaware of Un­ political implication* ol the occulion. * Officially, it was a welcome home tendered by a small town to a famous son Actually, the ceremonies drama tiled u new chapter m Kiscnhow e r’s hie. Ills dcparluro Irnm the Army and his duties ns supreme commander of the Nnrtti Atlantic Treaty Orgniiiiultoii. and Ills cii try, on a personal hash:, lulu the political arena As inch, they may constilule a critical iHiint in the effort In make him (he |{epublleun stand.ml hear er next month Ills barkers aie hoping tbit a 30 minute speech lod.iy ul p m ESTt and a Ion nows conlereiiee Thursday will pot puworful un pelus behind Ihe drive They will be re|Hirled by newspaper, rudiu and television, reaching miliums of people The 3 day eeletirallon liu||iiu nl most In Ihe shadow id the Eim' ii howor family home. B Is a white. 2 siory (fame house half hidilvti from Ihe iinpaved atreet by towerluil shade trees In the field nearby, itrmind Is being In okeii tor an Elsenhiiwer Uusuuin. It will hoosn ihe sonve ItuHlInued Us !’«■# r ir h li Opposition liaised To Gunnery School At Florida Base By Wit.HUB JKNNINGH WASHINGTON Mi — tippuntl.m developed today licfnrn Ihr House Armed Services Lniuinilli'e over the suggested liieiilliill id :i |el gun nrrv school at i former Wnrld War It air have at Venice. Fla The Air Force announced a lew weeks ay," H would eitatiBali the school at Venice l.alor, it . aid II had decided to local,) Hie school at l'uiita (iordtt, in an adjoining county. Seven Venice area tesldeoh leit by Smyth tin.haul, president id ihe City Council, urged the com mlttei to stick In the nrlgluul plan Hep. Dwight Boyers (U. KI.i >. who represents I'lintti tinrdii In Congress, rend the rninmlllcc a letter from former Hep Harold Knulion, Minnesota llepolillcan, who has a home ul Venice. Knutson; "We don't want II." He added Pimtu Cord.a does Rovers also presented a petition which he said was signed by 300 home owners in the Venice area Who objected to local my the school there Rep McMullen ( II.-Fla. > np beared with Ihe ilclcgallon favorint! the Venice liuatlou He r.aid lie had not bet,id of llui pelitliui be­ fore. Me tidier', of the Venice yioup also said they had not heen aware of the petition Chidester Johnson, president of Ihe Venice Chamber of Commerce, said some of those whose names appeared on the pa par had helped pav the delet’a lion’s expenses lu Wnshlmituu. Rotters told the com mitten: "They're divided ul Venicei un •nlmous in PunU (inrda. The Air Force and committee have decided that the airport will yu to I'onta Oorda. I'm surv they will not change their tnlml." Chairman Vinsop (I).-(la > asked Air Force officials present In aji paar before the committee Tliurs day to answer a statement read by Qrohard favoritig Venire, Rrnhard skid hit croup rep. resented "an overwhelming m a­ jority of the cltliens of Venice. Sarasota, and Sarasota t 'minty. He disputed Air Force slalementa MS11boo would Im« saved In locating at Punta (lords. The principal protests against lo­ cating the school at Venice came from winter residents, he said. DR. ITt AKKB HONORED Dr. George H. Starke, Negro physician and surgeon of San­ ford, was honored Menday mornin# a t tho (IMh' rioting session • t the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical College, Tallahassee, by the preaentatlon of a certifi­ cate of merit. Thla was presented to Dr. Starks, a graduate of the colleg# ta 1923, \>j the presldaat, George The certificate cited Dr. Starhe r hts "outstanding serv ice, and Iderthlp In the field of medicine, neral practietlonar and as ndtr of Starks's Medical bars. Sales At State President Seeks Farmers Market $3l v Billion More Soar To New High For U. S. Defense K s tim iite il T o ta l For Y e a r Is $ F - M illio n A liu v c O n e Y e a rA ro F u m l s T o U r U .t*i |* , , |, ||, w . d Ix ., A n .I Ai l T .,U S .ty s T o u j 'h c i l it.in S ittla ; M t '. i s i i i e O n T .ili Is L abor 1la r tle y ; I;. S p r e a d i n g w \ n iS t.iD N p, ihe Senate .1 tut., I 'll tl.di.tl" tnd.iy on ‘ iiii.ti ixitiilil i \ ' im ind -trikes >i , ,'u it unlit iro". tm ijit days, i it up i in,.itd in iI'l'imiinenu i , u , ,il let in mil t( i .itlow ii r n ,'h'ut i" , ,.i ilio imlUKtry ■ i , x■ n, i i i i . i",i accepted 111. i , iii i i i ,,11, a cd by 'u .i n i i h i1 • i. chalrm i i ,i <*, ,, ii ii" ii aiikiiu; Comn il.' ,i iu iiiicodini'ut to the |. ii iii ■ , i i,ii"iiu, i nnlitd, Mxv, l tm i un i" and Hi" White ....... I.ii li d i" «i mi1 atiiio-d SIIIIll -I" LlU I. "II |,l ill-. 1"l titling th* • das **l*l itiki' id » h i Steer w>n I, i i . I 1111 WiilkiMlt 1.Mil'll Mon* 1»v it* i tin* V ij it mi’ i Mini strnt’k .*m l iI’Niih'dl 11mn.id's order i/i" •Im* ■ti *I dill!'* iu, •• I; sit flm.m it hm: idnhiil* 1 i «!m f Miniithun il intluslry ml t r11*tn hmill i (m ,i im-t Uiig In vv , im, i,,ii i J< m d j y idiiiflddH III ‘ IF 1' Ul Imm- dl*nil a mdllo t'l "Vidlin' t li.ti •tin*- ItUHiin\\ \ n*\*. ( I id l ...nimu**- ut tin |>it*-k*nt li*vrl lit l lUlli ill In.I t . t -M * l- i tlo* Sahtonl Stuff Ftirnter* Mui ;t *iop pit torn I •I •| | t ■p< i iImi ki'f, Nlunnger Sniiil) Amlornnii It* i l ui i ... n • M tin 11* I il.iv | •4t'tlu’lm! that ulo »t tin* pill !*| . id i .1 V. ito f of ihr ■**m on will nui t»» in*', ini* i an all Him* lu*'h *»f -tit ami u Hit ....... till u, 1111a11«l by t m u halt lllilll tl p’ll IliriJtil by i tu|i. Ml' Ptltltti. Kilt It (til* SuhiUitfimdi staff Wilson, i*UI tilftil«* Mi'lnillrt, Hr I’ »■*• . M.m m l \1 illov Vml. t t|Uiii t*'i in 111Ion tlolliiH, .1 I . iii *iMIii1 **,Ill Kl‘<| (l.'lld 'Atill till* » IlltHf III MpH IM hS'CJI StuYfllH lilltl Mill. | KJoflJlu Mill*!, flllt! Ml' ft" Ml I Ji I | »r|i Is | *{*•♦*Hld luVt Mh ihillnoi dxllui s uVf'i lilt' 1111' ami I'K Im III.If tl. lit I.IIIt ill M W !( Kurt, to |»roUuei' Lhi* Ibdl! "sb»|iy“ I.rfl lu ritfht, front row; Fort, C'llffnid Huxiun, > i j *>i«•-», I u l S iin u iil, tfii**vurt ihifi t|h:iift r million dulbti I'dul \ I* k i f Inti your ,,,.iu , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11I -H it t'oiiiin* l.utlwip, liu til.i'u Ktivlilti.fi'. Atin Adams, Miblrrd Millir, Jfiui Mnlfiliux. Mniam Moy»«, Klb n I»•. > «i i,mi M. :tt\« n \ll "inly ul lb** I'luMi* *»f May tlull.M , n . f. M* III!’ -ltuiftiMi iiitiii it idjiioiL iru* »<M lllll.il nl. .| U I 1 ,t ' MiMII J,l'« Ifl .1 lu unit**i '‘iiltl 1liift, ('Hill III 111* If..I i i I ll . I Mi \ iidi'i fttui, in all iiii'I i im*' in |t» at >i, in, . ni i. i i n t'Mil “V*'| IIIbit Hittsnh t«i iliil**. id ilienl nl ' •■l ; * ’, ii lid ii Yiiluiitliill Iviilli Tin 1I 11M• 1 t. htih'tl * i i i i . In* iidil/il. *'wv Tin ho m: i L tl *1, tw.n . l , In I I, Fill LiV** • In- 111*1111li i«f Jutll* (ii ptlhh «Ml I t j »*'• 111 'X11 1 | 11 111 ’ ll |MM 1 .ti. ill ill1 III III t> MMMt pit III!pt * It. Wil l vim UiNNdl.I.V , Spurt Kihhu mill \Vi-ftli v Sp*-iu • \ 1111*•11Yt11 I It*’ »‘MllllllMlKl \ If .tl im d l . 1. , * . ,.F* ,» lit. . .|| liidicaled In tin- -Indents of uidI .Im K St liiiiii^l ni !"•>■»' i 11*•t * (mmI fm May di'Hu u din'M-u * Id (Ft. . Ml*' ‘ Ili l ft»• * . I |v,i ii ii liirwMikft on Siinlli.de lilt’ll Sell,ml, the I'.lfiJ • tlilurs. Mum |(t Ihnvii Stuvuii i vmi u| mill.-* Mt I'Miiipii i I’d with ft»l Um' Ni «v Lh» 1, ' . 1 ' *l II i In 1« l-| l|M tt w♦,i *• *mui filtrated ii hfriii f in*ul I v mlviti.i mui Mi Miiliiiai'iiiiili, minimi Jim Initjk, is "s um i | ft ill f. i( l (, Mi*, IdM, lln* YulmitUm khiii r Nsi v * *f \ J o e l F ie ld K 'e p o i t s (.’u t i l i t y C u in m is s iu n >i. Mt. S r l i (Is iiiul. cii with plnitiigr nptis mui Milt* Fm I wiim fiM(tiu i:il iiiIvimui f hMtior*. hiihi'iitiiuf liilftk'ti In it h**i I’ti* ii m I- .<• > i IL . *t i * *i 1 M " 'i Ltd.i l \ I .ill nf ( a (\ ili leu! m uf IIn4 rit'U> O n M e e t i n g K 'e t 'i i r d - liuuimi inti'icst articles mid ili-ui V o te s Funds F o r pi in - ifftdvt'ii. Ihe “Un i 1 (tl. . 1,1 IV t F tli LS |«nl d u a ti ij i * ul* Mti-iI .i-spirant, ciuu i ruing the activities of more JIM* |||*V|||ihI 1m 111*' fut'llll V. *lllSiMM", Fa*I ill et|U*H illltllltf Ihf pj|*il I'Mi 1 1v j i m i ) mi Cii* May bank in g B a s e b a l l C r i s i s than rum pupils. F in * C o n tro l F i n n 111a■111h iUiuiMlih d Im «iVJ(1 1 mill’* tv lh» nhill i"ii I ml i villi’", ulliluUi'A nil I III I i t i » ni;| 111 in tl■<11 i 1 i |H •'( . d An mtioviilinn is tliv plvlnling UtK’1‘1list IIM'Utr 1 i t , L iip t.l 1 ‘ * '• 1* Immmm y $7Ul.77'J. In Mjiv, IUM fid II. Mid if i(l*l be infiiiHoly Au.lroliii, tugcthiu with it. if -lilllelll (II t iVIt II'M I'll till- ill-ill' It v n tl Mf in tvvfi vi»h*, 1h‘' n (niitl t.f :i*J»»,Uni mittft lir*ui«!il 11II1F’I ul ! 11 11 IM x1! .1 lit t!tc foH'piiil mu |»lrt iii *•I •it bs'i nit i «lsi•i (ban lln* Taftc itic , lmliMtiii-H, .In . j. rui-nu!, 'over- Tlin mitalde cover In light HiiMU’ nf Hit1 utjlmt iirujtiitt ( >iifir \ • on Mil iMMi vunh'ldiiy ili 1 1 1 iiiul .tt.ii f.H dll • II I ♦'f•* v \i 1 unltiud niitl Mid lift- mid iduirmi. hill*- in sliadt' mill ileiilcts u hoy 1iii’tivIlii'M int liiilinu 11•• , miiiijiI lijt » Im i ■'1111tl i|H MiiHtillF fu*'liM V„ (‘nhlutCM, width I* nttvv Hulhii^ i IiuIm 1 . I t. li M .Is t *' 1 • It I law tall fi*t an HOday L'lHilinix, win* ilt. dii'il Iuduv •" Ki mid end sludi'iil strulliiig on th" lilfu ( hilt hull. ii 1'itru • t *iy Hi Mi *1 ' »*1 It tillin', VVllh ll lilltl I** un III '‘(It'll •‘lllilll «|lll!lll it y Unit It c* pjii It if) , 1 1 F t r M11KJt* w ui •i • ♦ fl | m i bid milafa* ! finding womans bv n fmini-r Austruliun, patli in know ledge. |)«>K|»mI* h Milftli* »Muk«ip i niHllot m»i • in* o il oj| Api III (lMin tlo hiiiillv ii*|»Miii*«I, hli m hjiK'h dm Ulf I 4 *-ll t tl UIFt fettle i J111 1111ll I Ih’.iT t In I I'I'iH I Mil ffii* Nlrikl* Is* liu/.da lit mifm 11 .him I' m., ii niyf Miiv ul Uif nuti k«*t. Thift mi Ilf Flu N ’ th Ml Mill. I th I > tho Itev. Hoiboi't ,1. Iti,. 4, piist.it Ill Iiitfil liy Kill'll IMggers, th.' u» III* final d litivvi'vrr. *.mfiot of tin 1 First riiiihtm ti Lliuifli Hi- inpalile editor, the s<nff worked of tin 1 llui-il i*M«lliiiii't| .i. otirlimn I' 111-1ii*tojit i muhty t'K'l k, lull'd t'lki.t.-iI It,liHi HUckn which at t. c.oii.’ tl> " make i fili iM« nl iI'l MiiitiirndA* iviis intriiilui'i'il by J. W. Hull 11ml exit'll hard to produce all out- Htyli*; ii Fnlur *1 Knrno'i IVji C’liil* litlfi v flMIN average price hiuughl 4134, Me/ilivx bib i i ,1li 11■ , t. in 11 ii i.| I flail' |ijti I v ; Sailh* llitwkint* liny; ft l.onti'i' Tlinrp. dainhng "Sully iMuhiip mi May IM in Mptvtul mu, ami li.uim crates fm widen t’l s "lllil ll ' I II IX | | l[l| III i I "I piilrlotir mimliur lully; a footlihll ri i'Imm it liml li*,i'ii ili 'ltU'd Fy lli< i tiili t ii,, Maxii.ink |tmjMtsal the I‘as:umr mil plintngriij.lis nn In A- i ting MM* Driggers wer» $3*1,13(1 wiih received. Flilnne a fm cl cii oil iu i ip'i r* i 11 i It"11 i t i.t'iii 444ui It1 'p .n just comInlkwl, ll.it Iti'v. Hum dr i iilinl lloielle Miller, Caroline .MeI mil'. victory; hom« 4«'*m*iiii»i' nullvl!!** • i PII 1)11 liHi 1o ft i V » * I M U C mIII | UfcOv in. uT*." after .x tintrnlln us n cmitlnetit mousiir ■and Hi he llfihee, literary eiiltur*. Ht'houl fnr mi i rnpi; .lunlm il«*nint ,.»♦ V%*'**1 III Miuk* WlhlWl MM'Mla cat) l'ii g<- luting lit fJ.lhl'J for fiSti lulled ......... 11 loll, in i >11,1* . he i" it i "ui in tli" I .th . ..H i. . t'l 'I,lei,I "ijuit i pi.tut H" xviuild not he Im p*MVt* Itifil (Mr gift lint* 1 rrat''*i Iny I,UUd milor nurtli to hhu II i iiiii I Slnwarl Maikieus, burin*** man mnl Tri III V IiniuiuvUi uiitl olli*** lit" corn ileal wait hoi, uxiu th uni",i ;i I, ,1 I'"' ■! *" 11>nit'" x'lirki'*-' xxages, U.tbn irllli-s r»Wt In wt'. t, Ul,.I u» agrr; Jean Wllfbli, Mildred Mil apniK l. * * Would ‘Im I IsI Ml I I f*»l Wlilt'll |l luring 4U.*i3 a crate, it ml l.'I.V.’♦< i *11111f Mill * tli Max bank lull xxai llie first I ll" to i li • l 1 Of uihrwMl i-i H ••finnl" in*’* u I/iii.I nf uiuiinUiihi. W i ‘ lid • lid* I! lec mill l.reicloBi Llrclih’ If, ml Hagc fi mui Sup! T \\ lunOtii "tnl"- Itntl a i"turu of fllb .im mu ml ii un , .ii • »• I M| .... . ■ u, * titti’ii to i"Mil\o the (Inr tlilrd of tlin V.biMi.nuu pop verttahig mmisper*. 1111I iMin t i I F I tmi ndx m * The Iicixii tli'iil xviin ul-o Ul'IlVl Llli* I hi ilv Lv (I if* Mum * ,)/ i" ti lu i ,ticii I' 1111*11 Murray's wliosu vi i«4' riitimti'l Iwi Inj i h I■II■j1 iilnliiiii i.s riinci'iitintod m two i In11 H i d (h*i( I I m1 nim liini' wiih Ciiculalloti iiiuiiHi’crr w e r e 3h,tlltt, uvelaglltg 43 IV. I’ > ’ it lim it 1 .1 i I ititiit md Ihe V ( m i F ) ,k 1 1vtin11 'it"* i *Miiut it I lia e ii. il Iiv m*>l »* t llliM Mm SIL i iMIh' flu11 Im* !*■I p11 Iml Im d m ( ht* l t'lUt-H, Mrlliijum.' mid Sydney, In* I. I'M UldtlHll v pmuL'd out. ('nidiorrn lit lli> , ip Margaret Malloy, Connie Lud­ (MHlIulllllU/ ulllHHiM. **A11IlMUpIt Iin pith U:d M wa«t j -1if i"f1ji'' *d ft*! II** bunging 4li3.ini I Pa-cul l'"l''l x Mlvfi**l IF .III L M . 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V » *1pi i ■(*•*! I Im* f 41. fin'd un Minki'*, tin1 platypus, it *"I * H | I 1N&3 itHi 1ii Tilt’ 1 -fti(iIv Lolllllll -lull vt file ‘b'lnlnole t ’ountv Court Of l'"!l* * full SI• f I'll lll| Mil (fit’ If|| I i tit a udu i;* » ■' . , ' I 'IS |i| Ml 1*1 MI (III > Fix • i1i Fs x(ll lllxi* ■ft Mi 41*[nil F ail Ihpy M,»i futroil niilnud with u lionvei'n lull. Honor of the Hoy Hcuiits of Amer- tiny tiuik under tolvt ,• iii. ttl I MuJ loi.aiia I't MS Mtl i«'ll 0,4 .. . FiiIMI,*11V 11 11( i I.m(, uf Jhi Im fulfil Maf (it'll, WebtiVil find . mill :i dlli It'll bill. i ii was held In Hie First Preabv i|iii**t fur ftumii'iul /nil !■,until •< flfld .»l " »•! ", • 1 tl f a ii kin'll mtl V i sV 1fti»3 ,*I , . ' ". Ilf ii tli /MMDM*...... * >di|< I s (lllll | V| tffd'it >.14(1 | S, I'Ulit. it/ ,'lpbt find litards and kaiignriM,' iiiit 1 f.i < ll|M M I til' ' •' i, , 1 | (it* 11 (“ •'‘•Ill II 111 Fllli nil imiliali'ly MM IMilllMII', fill' i* linn Church, Mnmlny with Hull of u ftrepruiif it, Jui 1HI "I Ho ilmwi'd mntiy picture* ol I iim-ilu'ntt, district Commltialinier i-imstriit'llitii *•" !'• *11v»■ itivv1,i'i >1.ll t ILit IIII- iiilHI' ■ . ifti'ld tfriiiMlIM **f (he tl ui 111isi; Util hiillililig tit liiiU'it' In,iik . i a ii .■>t . fnd native nliOrlKiuos, loiil "f Imw tlioy luvlng n- Chairman. ri.k .1 i'l<i (F. •«! «f.. II.t.| s lures mid ’utii'b'4 leit In ili. bit. tiMl, will L< fXI VVMllb ‘1 III t III' lull Ii ii it nil) Mfuli *i|,i|nil'll Yitilive without shelters and exhibit 1 Mr, ||,. 11 i 111ill I' ai * hi (Milii'r iidib * Stivici The fiillowiup scouts rerelved (ieiuuul lli'iuy Mhellun Hunt. , i Stul»* Ih'ud hi P ll ttiM III Km up cd n large Imouierung, a curved .,! Mil ' nf V F 1 • IM'I»III fir *(« III IlilK'll 0 *1* kljFf stick, imind on one side and flat Si'cimd Class Awards: Hnrrfsun founder of Smiford, mid lu-tjii■ir prm til Tin will In' a i**p for|IIIIt. I ll 1'•» * u n i t |iin*i ti (fit* (ifoil the other, which is i. mhsitr .‘‘iiiltli. TriHip No, 3d; Albert (ter- ei| In 1111" "Uy liy Ihe tale \l war* I iii I la' pi net un Km u atiMilhp (Mlit.l ’ *1 IF. I II* i Mill* I r* U, n*1i i weapon llmt is thrown with a |,'ke. Troop No; 3d2; and Bruce Hanford u* h ineinuriul t>> i , •if Mix It|pitw iv hidw• mi. Milhin fill' I ill ili in Lv ,l> l.l III 1‘ld Ml. Hold, Carroll Walter, Clarion huRhand. wrist twist, causing It to return villi' \ii*iMif uftd lln iM’\v Ifi'lli'VH stiff*} ins'* I•i• 111 t r>s i ?tie Russia Appearing in Iwhalf ,,f die p, MimIp , a! I il i' I* *iip to the thrower lie aUo showed a Waller of Troop No. MdA. District Mn \ i *I him il i t l.F' I I* 1lull Iv III Iw ll llllf of Itil narrow shield, and a paddle limp­ Ci,-: niltlerman lloh Reeley made posed Helninid" *'••■!lity Mn • lh* I ‘mIIIIMI 1MMII ail I Mr llird WASHINGTON b ft— l-or» ul |F|,t( U*ilijtl l Him* idimin 1 *i i ft. It" nri-sen* l| oris. t\ Llm k »*l* *1 Min tl 111*)li a were Mis F E. RouiiiIIImI, ■• ed device to which spears a ir at dull, *1* ol* d *m • I op nfMi'iclil “trong tlrInk. ui-erling then- iLlli M(i In IM |>* I *r.f 1 1IVV • 11 Scouts Elmo Fnrri-, Jimmy mlttee cliainiinn, I’nrresl l l n i l . , •' "ii Mi l Iui* lib line atll tached. fund ' Ml 1hi* htlilpt I iM'fl yi'lM i*i u <lp|ii|{e of drunkennrwN in lhi- III ll |<*il fMllli t it ■uf i v ni* 11 i v tlh'i f F4»4lp‘ i a l ‘ Wi t h Mm ' F a i r I t ni i nl Joel Field told of the mrelhii; Dwell "lid Henri’ Tooke, were ildge mui R I.. Dean. ruunlr), u-kni I'oiigrriH IimI/i ) t.i ' -1 1 l F T " 1 1 i ii. F, li , I I it*1 fd.. pi .-seiiied with First Class Rank It uhIIiii r* ,,u .on* I'hiii I liVi* In do -uinelliiiig ii turn < "nli|rcMr. Demi read an liivenim s 1 d I' mi r It y oi a h i' i miiI i u| |dii Ill'll »!-.!( .1 1* ift*Mil i ill Mil 11Ii11111 1 llllX Her liy Hcoulinnater Sidney VHilen. e* mn II* • I ifiiuli'il 11up" »| a I eip linnnlile IwrrcuitH" mi thr tele the gifts which It is eslliiini, 1 Ml 1( ,1 bv ■l.l, I(it Iv** umT nf Ihr !*** Ifni mn urrt* xi'inn Ncrren. Three iin1i-lh|iuir I iu it'll! i i Clmlrtiinii Hub Llpplncott tires total mure iliun liou.bou in mi ............ Lm* I.* >, "in it Iltt tali u iitl . let *iiiii un 11v wilueiurs iippeured la-fui e a , id cd merit badges to the follow These ilii'luile lipproxilikutel) ' '.... ni n dint idid rn of ..... ft, i| 1 I’I l» , i I tliutiml Vittel ic in unlit,,ry | D I c h O f H e a r t A t t a c k big smuts of Troon No. 31, Eddie viilunit-s as well us diplomntli' u hy Mil' ( 'tiiirily d h«*rlM fiilulr* Will IlmiNp cummerce nulicoiuiiilllee flit ll fil l I* Ml 1 '1 1* I..I ll.* in " |. i"|, it .tv4-l ihe lltt mile rn hf III I*11'ht* I hy Nil Si ii lx Htft'hcy whirl* i* Ir t int( to find till* II Hartiour, Home Repairs; l.«rrv legal papers. dt nn d ImDill fiti iiuiii We b in i , " i ,ii mi lu Iter I V uiitl radio prograiiiN tmilniii tiiifl Carl M. Itstiun Sr., fill, died flurney, Put hflndln" and Public Tlie paintings Include a life i -• to 111i>vid** fui Hi* md up, iiielod i IU day Ii i i . Imt lunu'ii ba iminttraI or offeiisive tnnller o* sudtlealy at tho local hospital at Stieiiktiu*; Jimmy Cordell, Stamp purtrait of (icticrul Hnnfottl lu iii If enida, ulp'inha! atal mMhm Iri 1- Ism tl ll M4111 hdim I III' FMIik111 Fill u ll, Vun i i" iii and It* itr ll Jet put Im* titiirh Hires- iiii ctlnie, n*ihl H . "m <•:30 |ljll, vesleiday following a Cullee'iiig* Elmo Farris; Path the great llelgjmi artist DeWyno, dJMlIMIllrf nf fill* <|if|l|u| ...... It ii,.,I tu mat," lit" iii|i In 11 Hill I(i, I'a a Im heart attack. finiliiu': ItidiCrl Ixeely, Athletic*, ctinulilered his ninstcrpleie, nml > A n iu*I ri'iitMfil wiia i t'liadied hi violence nml corruptItio. >>| ifl li'Jl i Mi'll' in Ila \ \ , i t itit 11itii iti ll i« I "« Ii I t Hum Jab. 15, IKbit In Sanford, Ciii in Kridl C '.ilurti Farm l.nv- pnrtrall of Mrs. Hanford by I..... i-uriltnui* ariMthi'i v»hi wllh tin* Vnu i ii in uffli'lal.. i , "ailing WASHINGTON tat The due* indy of S* iiiifinh’ I .imifity*H mimIim Mr. Rabun had lived here all of oiit mid Mull hug Arrangemsnt; Gillnlt, another llelgiun mti t I" ■' i'"" i -la x 11In" kail" mt the | Inr of the Nutliiuul Assoc in Iinn ul Ida life. He was nHSlslant super- Fruit Cilltnrt, Pioneering, I’uhllc note, xvlio oiiliiied tunny purlruD / round w iiii Hiipply II. .JriliM* ( t il l , w h o w i i h Ittuuiull (iui; Writer# nultl Imlaj Itie rutliu I . i o n s ( i i v r n I t t ' i n i l ' l l Fn In,I winch tinted xxithnuf xva iutendept of the Htnudurd Dll Ppenking: Ronnie Hohinson, Swim uf Hie Retglmi Roval fainllv Mn> in- "ax a tlccliili'il In necul: nml television audience reullx I L 'i 't 'i i l < 'n i l ) 4-i*l i n i i '< *" ll <i tl e a . ii'allx uff aga Term inal'w here lm had been eni- tnlnw Robert Samuel, Public other family portraits are iiirin.h i Fllttfie, w n . m i l i i fiiuiitil In tf**l wauls "Will Roi;ers type hilimir" Iihr nu. h a Niirwy nturted in thin jilovetl fur tins pint 3'i year*. lien It h j Alfred Stanley. Athletic* In the collection. . Ihr* |,l.null'd i" I" I lli" hlncka ‘Mil Illy, (inlay I'Kpri'AM'll Hiitisfiu* instead of sinuttv Jokes anti limp He waa u member of the Dusty mid Slnmn Colloctlng; Billy Tvre, lit lx , I. l . l .'. nil li,night llli' patrols ass I It Ml x Will. Personal effects include u Itu c the pMi|;ri4in u to la- wrixted female ImperMuiaturs Hoots Riding Association and Hit •'iihllc Ifenllh; Jimmy Wright, rnsewnod desk, used by him o hon (Illuil F • M l 'll . 1F1 nix Vllinl vehicles xxInch m Before testifying to u lion e guvel'tlul* t'f 1 lull 1ll itbllHiiPii ini MImH i Sportsman'* Association. Home Repaint; Tommy Wyatt, Paris, and by Ills daughter, Carol > coininitlee invesligatlng Ihe liroiul I'l'il'lii leit lu ll 1" ai 1V i 1»II|'■1Jit h a w In".ikdaxviis un III" autuhal Surviving are the widow; a Caroentrw; Clark TIIMs, Art; Er. Hanford Duw, mimrrouH nntiipo I' Um'V " .mxvlnle I'uiiimuiii" ili-ft-iriii easlliti! of Immoral and iiimJcnii "lat tun-, )' 1. 1,1/1) ....... dnuglitnr, Mr*. A. W, F.npra Jr.t nle Morris, Ponltrv, Maurice Pldl armchairs, various desk article kill• 111 1 mti ,,l li"l"aiuieieil Itadlii Berlin in I aide programs, (latiinau lleori!*' tlt"mh"i ul 1ll" n m u , Curl M. Ktdmu Jr.: four lins, Troon 315. Carpentry, Farm brass or an to cut is, silverware, dl" t llilti. lb ill’ll wi bii erit'd ili'lijiicc M'wls lulil a reporter: grandchihlren, Wuyne ami Mari­ Home amt Its Planning, First Alt), lug room tel and other furnlturi li trry Rul p "II h.lil *.(’ Mix » v*id ilii’ii besiegers "ilurnyurd ami bathnium liuinor lyn Epn* anil 1'atrkla Aim and Music, sad Pioneering Sidney a ccrfiitutiinl sword of General leatiing up l[it II". 11♦id, ti nl M> lb" -lure ul Hu slim lorn It Til" Hniiforil I’ohI No. fill, Amer­ hUH no place in the American llv Peggy Lynn Itahuri; three sisters, VIMen* Trooji No. 345, Music. Hanford, various decor# I Ions mil ican l."ghiit until" plmiH Muiiiluy itift tiMim. Performers who arc Witte ul tl„ ■ J 1" ) toll « 1" nb 1Mil uiiuiei . Inside IIn- building were Mrs, L. M: Badger, Mra. Anna *1III. l dkiuc Imt tlix-ii (ieriii.in ('omn The lllgheet Honors received medal* that he received, and many tilglil for tlie elcclltin of uffiettra, given nn audience there are lie >veiitiuii ul' l lm nl t Hello llgwklaa and Mr*. Carl were ‘Har Honk Award* to Hugh­ uther articles. lack Mum Oil 111 " htii ..r Ills ui i eulleagues un the radlu st Im; extended a nrlvilege which will take place mi July 7. convention Sclioenemnn; two b r u t h o r a , ey Julian. Troop No. 34, and Allan lib",I at the Itntlsti over the i "Ami the people aren't seeking , Mack N. I.'lovelattil Jr. is chair- dirty Charles P. Kahun of Hanford and Moffat, Tr,Min 345. John Pierson, Mr Witt" t I t it I.> I lln Iltt lid"'I and ux ei the lelephiitie. or Nmutly entertainment T A FT IN I'f.OKIDA unit of tlie election roinmltUe. Hnrrv II. Rabun of Lake Wurth. dlstrW chairman, made the presIhe llritisti slapped their barb they're looking for laughs, Ihe tif lit" club fur |>"ti ui,ti,’ hint I't (H ALA w — Hun. Taft plan* to C'ortlull iirxsitli'il. Funorrl service* will he con. entntlona, clean kind that Will lingers used | his campaign fm dt it1!" ii"vi 'n woe blnekatle a in im11 |ln< liig r campaign In Flnrida if nominated Denver Uoui|iletlou of hnotllN, which ducted by Father Anthony Mc­ , or brii k Iix4t l.| Iil1; in the tlritish sod In give them." for President bv the Republican Two meitibtU'H uf ll. 'lull, lulm nl dawn Tuesday Hi'lallatlnfl I Gowan at Rrluon Funeral Homo • Troop No. 34 won all three troop Party, the director of the Florida will be placed noon fur (lie beneloiwis, a New Yorker, was one ■ward* for attendance, advance­ tomorrow at .1:30 p.m. and burial Republican lieadquarters here said fit uf Hurvlccmen at city up- of four witnesses Invited to testify I Mel ich, recent Iv "Iccled to t in- Suxiel seuiire uf several small tv luimchcs, wax nnnmmceil. Onu today before a commerce suIiciiiii- Liiuitty lltuiiml/ituuii, uiitl Hugh dei t'liiiimuolBes Ihe Wc-iern All! will take place In Evergreen ment* a»d uniform InapacUona. todav. An educational film regarding booth will he placet! on Ht'tnliiolu mitten headed by Hep. Harris ID - Duncan, new jotJict uf tli" peace, !< "«tlnu*il un I'nur Liiitil i Cemetery. The Rosary will bo Holbrook Scott announced ho hail 'recited at H:00 p.m. tonight at the Inst National Roy Scout Jam- received this telegram from Taft: lloiilevanl, it was Htuteil; the Ark ). The other witnesses rep.-e were cungrolulalt'il *.> th" l.imi-i tiorou held a t Vallty Forge, Pa. Urisson Funeral Home. fur their succesHful canttuttK" '1 "In reference to our recent tele "tlicr on Park Avenue at Twenty, settled temperance groups, was shewn. II waa agreed It, have lit" to In opening the Investigation ame conversation I wish to Mute fifth .Street, .Motorists will la* The Court of Honor was closed MILITARY WEDDING It i iv. nominated I will campaign In iripinstcxl to give courtesy rltles Tuesday, the committee heard ulallallun uf ouxs ufflcsra mi Itrim to servicemen waiting lit booth*. Reps uathlngs (D.-Ark ) and Hry It*. The lirnu uiitl place fur the TOKYO i* — Geo. Mark Clark with Ihe •coutmaatar'a hanadlctlon, "The Red Ball Express" the stale ol Florida." Knrlyle Htmnhohler in head of son (D. S. C.) recommend n clean­ event xvill be decided nl the next won’t be able to g i n k it only led by Scoutmaatar Dr. A. W. 1:00 2:44 • 4:28 • H:12 the cummltteo for supplying the up of some programs, particularly meeting. Epps Jr. Trooo No. 34. daughter la marriage. 7: III - 11:40 HUMBH EXPLODE A Scout leaders roundtable con* TUNIS, Tuniila Ul - Five gre 1tooths. Before he left the U. H. to King L|u|l Cecil tarltm : thuol. Ihoia featuring crime and sex. MOV IKI.AND A committee was authorised to ■ueceed Gen. Matthew ft. RUlg- vened followlngTh# aourt. Summer nw]t , and , Bomba wore Piplodt-d (lathings, whose resolution was 4*11 VV. 0 . Livlitgnluu ami utlmr •’Ailaiti and Evalyn" Council Camp, local camping, and jn various soclara of Tunis Tues purchase a number of nrw table# responsible for the probe, told the Lloim who nltled the clul, material 7:4f> feature 8:20, 0:30 last other scouting ootlwUloa, auch as dav night And early today In a new fur the Pont. It wax announced committee he Is doubtful the tele­ ly in Its coi|V('iitluii effarlu. euiujdeti, shtiw It xvat rnpurted by Hurry Rult •wlmm! ig meets, were discussed, outbreak of violence aimed at tho that Htate Legion Commander vision code Installed by the indus­ PRAIRIE LAKE John Pierson, prerided. Tho foi- French In thalr North African pro Frank Falsnn. will be a visitor try last March will effect all need­ ■on that l.ionu from every part hero tm July Ul. Also scheduled ed reforma. He aald the main Im nf the state had congratulated the leering scout leaden were WMinii teetorats bera. "Decision Before Hawn" Field Eaecutivt, Frank Caldwell, The expiations Injured omt was a district conference at provemea* he had noticed In the Sanfoid Lluns Club fur it: lirad 7:40 10.30 aide said today, "Oaft. “ * Bob Unplneott, W. W. Tyre, Boh Freoehmin whose home In a Clermont on June 16, when die- past three montha was that Ihe iiuurtvrs mom and thu huspilalitv "It Happened One Night" showed at the convention mad * 1 feel* ha It too buy to Rtely, Bob Kama, George Maffet, French residential quarter was da- frlct Legion officers will he actresaea* necklines are some­ the weddlag." many friends for the club. elected. what higher. Albart Collin* and ful Wyatt. maUihed by > bomb. m - _________ Ip:W.t Rev. Herbert Bass Annual High School Year Book County Decides T e lls Kiwanians Salmagundi, Is Off The Press Against Keeping $8,250 Dragline A b o u t Australia Riiysijins Modify Ri^lridioiis On Merlin’s A ti(nhahii Boy Scouts (liven ( ounly (Considers Awards At (’ourt Finandal Aid For Of Honor Meeting Memorial Masuinn Will Rogers Type Of Humor Wanted, Say Gag Writers Curl M. Uubun Sr. Idl'd ion Flannud By Ainuricun Legion S S gK S fflnS iaE ;- iVbivie I’iiiu* Table �NOTICE opw cm m on *i N A K K OP O W NKB la no tV K K IV A I'AMP HITP.II P L A T IIIIHK H PAIIHn H • A IP .. I'rrnllaa Huaaetl A A .......... 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IT M 'l l ! •vufenm f t w i i u i i * w a r IT.4T 1.14 a m 4 tin 1.14 .° M S V (luaaon Wm M ------------------ .* Pry*r Haharl J .......— — —■ Kryar Hobart J ..............— • Partin Blanch* *1 al ....— . MT in It* * tin g r A W f v v to r '.V f f 'lu ’ U nr N W M of L o t T l M uck. J I , tt-’ l i T . ! " ' 1 " !'3 ,hr '* f*°*t A B K N D K t) P L A T H P . O I 'K I T K i d 1^ IW Ii of KIVU IV jl |l,Mn II G» W I t It nf N y ,* « » * * H ill i M l �Berry Growers In Winter Haven Get Bigger Returns WINTER HAVEN (flp o clal)* Strawberry it rowers received , *11,0412.41 for berries during tb* • • n t h of May a* compared to 18707.00 for the tame period last year. The tall end of the crop went largely to froten food pro­ cessors at an average nf 30c per quart while the fresh m arhlt brought an average of 17c par pint aa compared to 13c per pint la st May,” according to the month-end report from the Starke State Farmers M attel to William L. Wilson, Director of the state m ar­ ket system. “The Starke Market • i s three major crops, strawber­ ries, sweet corn and pecans, though cucumbers, squash, beam ml potatoes are now moving In light supply. “The Hruokrr Slate Market ship­ ped In excess of 18,000 packages for a gross revenue to growers of more than 932,300. the nast veah. H ie movement consisted of bttUee beans, peas, rorn, cucumbers and some pepper with peak of tha sea­ son expected In the next two • ie k s on butterheana and black' lyed and crowder peas. W ater­ melons are expected to sta rt mov­ ing ,ht about tin days to two Day Honoring Real on the i past Boss Of Business ret' weak With 11,1M Ufuta rotmwlng gross receipts In oxecis of 1117,600, to growers. Peppers continue Will Be Observed to lead In voluaM followed by crowder peae. Butterbeana, baby llmae, Ford Hook Beans, eggplant and okra Increased In volume with okra bringing the top per unit average price of 15.#5 pet hami imper. fairly Prices on meet Itrmi satisfactory. “Though tha season la rapidly to a eloee, close, the the.Fort Pieiye drawing to Fort Piervc Market moved approximately 46,737 crate* of .. No, 1 green tomatoes at prices we from 91.20 to 16.00 with grots return* ret— . .totaling . .— in . ... ccia of 1196,000, Volume for the tomatoes, dudlng No, 9 week Tnci “ pink* and a light voltluma of cucumbers totaled 69,719 unite and Toss revenue amounted to 6207,gross r------------.. si Cancer Fund 636.20. ~ The annual :ion held he _ . Benefit tomato auction this market marbet brought the St.. I.ucte Society 14,620. County Cancer This auction Is handled on the marhet’a regular auction block with the grower* donating the tomntoee and the ratolar tomato buyers vicing with jack other for the privilege of Hiding thla proJet?Is "A four Inch rain brought the Wauchula State Marbet deal to a nawts n r i>w * b h i>Kscnii*rioN n r i . aixu C Urstn* Ersnli t, ... f .ixea Honk a r«c « in v ti T O ............ !’•«* SI lllnck L o l J f i r r l b - i l In T » * leox <)•*« H HO III •X MS id, K A lo t rn H nf HW tor nf NKI* of HWU linn N M l ft. W ft h 7 aa cii k u j l ft n»mi N in* ft J Of _ K »u f n ............ tie* 110 ft H nl NW III cor nf Kit nf HKU of HWU ll.lt I It K S I a a n s U II I felr o fll ...........— • . # KU nf S KU of III in Mr K a n t l n C M M sllnr P ta f l N W <4 4 M l tirr 13 J ..............« nun N aort rt k tsn ft H ton< fl HW lit* Hoim ino Infl o f 1: Ilo fi N a w its By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (.Tv—The real boss of many a busIncM Is In be hon­ ored come Wednesday For lhal is Secretaries Hay She la a rare and mtiKhl after person I n many ulfirra where (here Is a secretarial vhnrfnyrc — due In pari tn the short baby crop of the depressed thirltrs which meant fewer women tn their laic teen* and early twrnlie* now, and In part to the lure of other jobs In Industry and the competition from the areally expanded cnvrrnment payroll The National Sccrelarlct Assn elation has already named "Ml** Best Adjusted Secretary nf 1052"— M ill Doris Dean, 22, Pittsfield. Mass., a doclor's rlaht hand gal. And It has also polled It* 12,000 members around tnr country and come up with some statistic* on what an avernfie secretary looki* like—how her physlr.il attribute* vary from section to section, and how they are shifting over (he year*. Some of It'a fairly surprl* log. The mental rfpilpmetil of s rrrr tarles also has Item looked Into jointly by Harvard'* department of social relation* anil the SounlScrlber t'orp They repot I; The Ideal one is n "happy, efficient young woman who lias success fully shortened the p*yrhnloglral distance between herself niul her l e t boas " Johns flopkin* l.x* made n fair o f N H I t " f HKU IS* 9* U H St* lira s r w of A III :*n fl N nf HK err 14.10 H to* *1- W ITM fl N 37* I f K alunil It H line No It 12* fl H 63’ 13' K I It. I fl In lira Hwtsney John r A Htrlhs *1 *1 IS N SO* II nf H 11* fl u f W 430 ft u f K 4 n f HKU nf HW U ii.». h st* fi nf i: 310 fl & |>h r t W nf !4t Hill d .4 of N 4 • ••( NK U of M W 4 It II to llsrrelt Itnsa 11 n to Ruchansn O M ................. fim.tiK.vitntt iik iu iit s s l a t a o o tt a r a o ti i t Carlson It o b s r l . Human J o s s p h s t H U H of N K U ... si II 33 III 111 l» »t lies 11 01 rh N nf HH cor nf HW U ... , Him W M 7 rli N IH* H t.S Hi K H| Hi H tn l ir a ..... ......... . ft ii* n of w i l l fi nf HKU nf HKU nf HW4 fl of K 111 H 1IA ft of (leee H 101 Julls f.stlrnsr Ernest uyril •------- lit* ............ M0 Willie U l lm s r .. l.eo # ♦4 ..... t IJ a ai at IIKKI* SOUK aa FAUH IS* it It M t t lm t r Csrrl :»rrle It tinmen Joetph *1 •! t.<3 II 15 tic dtitesn’ i i tr atiHviiir ■it (Irawrty i11 N 111 ft nf rtKU nf HKU nf HW U lies* ‘ 110 fl A A v 111 SHU sudden halt. Aun'Jon snlr* have ceased entirely, bill private sell­ ing is continuing for the light volume remninint', Nolen the past weekly report period Inlnled r»,28P ulte and gross rrreipls exeredeil’ 110,700. ‘riimnloes lead in volume and averaire prhe will, n high of 14.0*1 per crate. "Sanford State Market continues with a very good volume of more than twelity-five different Horns. Figures for the post wreck on some show 2t,62H crates of corn brought 146,4.16. an average of 62.28; 10,. 063 crates of celery grossed 62N,493; cabbage grossed 1311,340.68 far 7,621 hags, a 63.H5 average; 3,670 haskets of cueitnihers gross­ ed 613,711.60 and 0.472 ha-ket* of peppers groaned 421,183.60, aver­ aging 62.65. A good supply of nil Items is nutleipnleil for the cu r­ rent week. "A good supply of com and o limited supply ol celery and riulIshea I’oiillmie moving on Iho I’n hakee Stale Market with I he corn bringing 61.8(1 in 62.5<i per ernle ■nd comry 61-78 to 42.76. “ Volume Is deellning rapidly sn the Imtuoknlee Htale Market. (Iroaa sales the |>hsI week totaled 610,830.06 for 40,647 watermelons, 123 crates of cantaloupe* and 2 crate* nf tomatoes. "The I'nlmeltn Market reported 8,048'bushel* o f, tp nr a toes brought 60r to 60.20 will? 72 6 bushels of pinks averaging 61.32 each. Hole ‘reans, yellow crooknock squash, Keans, pepper, eggplants and cucumbers, a total or 1I,6IH bushels, brought THE SANFORD HERAID ly odious comparison between Ihe mental stature of women and men and reports that women can dn more menial work than men in a given lime and do it more ac­ curately. To which the chairman of Ihe National Secretaries Week Council, C. King Woodbridqe. pres­ ident of Dictaphone (’orp,, adds: "Secretaries of today are con­ sidered more Intelligent than those of 1903 " The association's poll I* quoted hv Wood bridge as showing Ihe average *ei rotary is uoiv live feel four and a half, against five feet three si Ihe turn of the rentury; her shoes are closer tn 711 than the 4B nf yesteryear; and she has a life expectancy at birth of 60 years, or 16 more than 50 years HTATIC UK KLUltlPA. Allbiiugli the white potuto Is a unlive of South America, it Is lie. lieved I tint (tie fll st potatoes im­ pelled into the United Statu* came fiom lielsml and henre me culled “Irish" potatoes, say* the National (leographlr Society. State Farmers Market lln iu ri Hi li m .1u p * 1. ttesris. t .1run h o li|ir S3 00 ■* * an it.,,to*. !■««I— l*M h|ir. 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Mt AI F( Hi RAIMI KRINTINIi \ \ IMNC CRFDIT INVFSTKJATIONS AI ADR ANYWIIKRK IN IINITKD S’l’ATKS OR FORFKJN CODNTRIFS YOU'RE TELLING ME! RyW IlllA M BlII _____ IV Iilrrtl I'l I T S KHTl.te A T K I i Hurt mure r*if n y h t i n ^ in I lli.’iitci ilnnrif; Clou ley l.luillsuyli llrw the A lla nt h r hnvMn:; nf it him Th# innvln Hr iilrino 25 v e i l s ■<k •> u tiillll.m an I a half pel hum, hive Mown 1 lltlfilril •’P H iirniss tlml s.uor sln-l,li of watei .lust a liuoeti of uop.i .lie. niru t til |lfi.49l|tl V fhl* f »« i t It i /(/. 4Ml Aftir.i. i i r f i r i i i a/tftt/ 1 i* » l llf/ltl III/ iff (t A Ulttlf i i GMirufp(i|ipY IrmMftl u i y i h« r u n r«m «m bifr fi w I mmi i i T K I.K IM Id N K S I Hll iiiid 10V I IttMim DM S.inftiril A ll-Ih lir Ni*i«tiul Unit. I f111Ii I i vi t* «‘A | ii I'h rn r tin* *>d/ifi4‘f h v II. JA M E S (H IT A C K M 'V uirv t ht Ir 4 ti ,1/ui v of r j- f i m w l d ttthrr »•inif.ii, ffirr/ thnt'1 i h Or n r t h i i t ,1/ur r • I ‘ -6 11 144*4*11 CRKDIT BURKAir Or SANI’OIU) »I f AihfiKfdtii i fn »/ i hrn ourr we ’ Adi** \ i Ht i ol ki t l ' i t h t i t l tt.1V** rii-.te* I l M r4 f lH O T H O T M O T M O T M N O T V ------------------------ XIM.'IIIIII STtTK KSIIMKHS W5I1HIT sanliitri, fla rlJ* Tb* Inll.itv 1mi i-rleps repi.M p,| by (I m- Peslers ihi (he Hfllilnul Hlal* Kiirmrr* M u r k e l Pir pfului'e unlit in T u c k e r* A Inmlerii up to J In « rn ii i hi .iim i m imi. i m vrv im r, i i « nl % I it in n n n i t n i : r u a in k m . 124 V*»lle> Hi r»'4*|. Haterti* W r a i V'If fll (lid Vdll Ah' h e f i 'h t MirM Aaltilirtff tiMH m # t l KdM loi AiVdfr* hfMhi! t mmi in til*1 *'!»* nil 4 ■ii r I for f n i t f i f b , Kim l*ta .61 HmifiMil, Flitriila, ninl vmi .itihsiyehy retilrail In |ihv vtefi*i*ii illv i li> filitirtirv ia MIt id*' I ' b r k t«f mi if! f * l l l t l I % -It# III (lit* M il E.ige 3 I refill Notices Legal Notice ago. The U S Census Bureau notes that there's a greater percentage w than in 1910. and lhal today's bride I* usually several years younger than brides of pre war days. And, like other women, secretaries marry yotmger their days. loo. Hut Ihe really fascinating sta­ tistics from that poll are those harked up by the rose arch files of the Corset and Brassiere Assorlation. According lo these rec­ ords; Went Coast secretaries have the widest hips - two Inches wider than the national average New York secretaries have the narrowest— hut Ihe must generous bust meas­ urements. Texas secretaries, on average, are Ihe longest watsted— ahou! an Inch and a half longer than Hie nation ns a whole. Some in the Industry predict that Ibe way things are going, liy the year 2000 the average secretary will be no inch and a half taller than now. weigh three poundi mure and he slightly larger In all direct Ions A* fnr Secretaries Day, Woodbridge insists U Isn't a commer­ cial Idea Hut If you see some nds suggesting a gift for the gat, may­ be it'll seem Just tike 6!otheri Hay nr Father’s Day—strictly sen­ timental. W r i t , .lime I, 1952 f i il ln w « hr» tim f 13*ln«h I V i»»l linif| r| 4il nl mt i l ir * » * Ni net y' t u i | i4*ii noivti u r i n ,tf r f ’ l n l In IhirrmN Al i o ,i, A if; o i l mu, ! ? In CnnvMfri ! o ich im h tli p n l l e n (lllcil t h t i h j u n ftwlt Irfini Otfltntnfj i r o p t . i i « *1 w t r * i * i thool r . niK il i h n h i Into fnr l i l g ^ i r K A ST liiM ironi* M U ST fiio N i: S IK Ii'i r th A \ *■*it * tij '1 nti«1v* r i t i*riinr h.in (Hihl 1*411*11 m m *ir*! f*n f fir fhni* Wit it f*fil Vid» Miln (Im #, ' .1 <nn|*H f r i p Y4*6ii * V.iTiua l l rilliu e s lull 3 7* r l i u p r i r i i K . I -uni s o b u s 3 op it v4rU |i*« nf prodace r e c e iv n l nl T h e Hanf-inl H l» l» K a t n i e r s M a rk el Iriuii Ioi[ui a.in J i m * 3 t u to ml a.In t i m e 3 T i i l ’il i p . H )ils 11.331 I ip in s ii .1 n ii u l e r a la , m a r k e t the lolal gross sales In 621.21HI. 1141. • lea.lv T r » « n John ....................... 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DEARBORN LOADERS la n u rm a Iffir« Your Bark m l MutdosSAVt MONEY, 7001 II SI It tS9H>Jr°<'i’urHu •4 It It 14 II It dlana V M ...... • »-• Cular I A ....---------- paata, moving macnlMrjr, bom, bate*, and doaoM •latter obj Ami jM it* “• lot o( loador" for ■ low grit* bomnlo a0 mi fern lha Mm* bail* fram*. lilt arau and ram tyllsdan. Aay w W t«a b* attadwd ia tb* Ford Tractor If >• mta aa Ihii doiarho* ovta fatter. Material burbot, Mantira fort r i m atUrbraont for all awdaia (Prlmd and «4 d Mgaral S T A M M * M A M A ( M w f r ttH f f ) 1 * * ’ •a ft «i Ltfte r n inaadi with Par# Tratlar Hydraall* toarb Can M M *o lark d— gad by norulaot matbaaltal Im r. I U fa • f - . a. — *** .—H ^n^a.aa— Mblm i^mauiLall im aiutemm iMHkoAMOTVm bs R IM M l. m mmMm maMhm li1W OT WOTI W ttltd WOT fM l dftua OT IWQ OT K li R l&L* i r n u r i m M 1V T H n IttA M R Ltfta tan fta tea Maa owwbydraaH* am * drtroa by M m M tratter aranbttaft Laavrn tractor*! bydra«U* teorboalom far aparatlig Mad*, m a g ate. aa rear. KM aratlabte la taa * " w i i v Y IM fV I M H W W m l I t M A fflM ; W W W jlW W OTi ii_0 .fi ijii* aa H Mumm ■PO T OT O T f W O T W O T I ” W ^ i O T W I « ■ ^^tt OT Lmmaarnlii n/aiaw it j ■ EKE in flic driveway is a llnit lt. Il hits just f 1 arrived. It hulontfs tn this (trimd ymitij* cnttple. ’I'licy’vc just “arrived" too. fe e d s ih e p o w e r w i t h a s t e a d y s iv n o p a n d t m l m t k e n s m o o t h n e s s in c i t y I n d i t e . <>» h i l l *, o r m il o n t h e o p e n r o a d . They've arrived ul h discovery—the discovery (lint owning a ihtich ittslciul uf a “ low-priced car" isn't no much a matter o f money. A n d y o u o u g h t In k u m v Itm v il f t v K lx t o m It ..IT t h a t b 'i r e b a l l S H n g in e . W illi a ll its m i g h t , litis h ig h - c o m p r c s s i m i v a l v e - i n - h e a d g el-, h lot o f m i l e s f r o m a g a llo n o f g a s . It’s a matter of kiiowiiijf the facts of life. Hoick prices ore closer to the prices of smaller, less powerful, less distiiijiiiishcd cars than most people think. W h y don't you cheek into this? You’ll find you con Id pay $3fH) lo $lfK) more — • and still not match the horsepower of this nimble beauty. You could pity hundreds of dollars marc—and •till not get any more interior room, or richer fnhrics, B u t Hint's only part of the story, The biff tliintt about nuy car is the way it goes. So you qughf to find out how this car ride9.the road--tlte freedom from hobble and sway that coat a million rcul dollars to develop. You ought to sumple the way Dynnflow Drive* l&i c n v iiM i H it T ~ i f it' i i ( >| A .*;*•*,tv,Ni Iti ; W e ’ll te ll y o u litis b e c a u s e a Ini n l f o lk s h a v e (o ld o s t h i s : N o m a t t e r w h a t e a r y o u Y e d r iv m g n o w —n o m a t t e r w h a t e a r s y o u 'v e lo o k e d a t t h e y ’ll n e v e r s e e m llte s a m e i d l e r v im ti y t l i i i one. J u s t g i v e u s a u lm n e e In p r o v e it h a v e a lo t o l f u n . a n d v m i'll M itiw rim , him ,hiJ m iJ ilt ,nt- tw/i/nt fu </,,nn/ u illinut nnlut. *Slainl<ir,l nil Rmtdm.uh r, nfilnnul ,il c\n ,i (<ui on niber Serin. �-— - ~ ~ T~ The Steel Decision The Sanford Herald R a ln H »« r ls u M H n Urluhtr ST, IUrn, a | Ik ' Past OttlM at Saaluril, Mm M,. u a ttr Ik* Avf « l F t a i r . u u t Mar.h a, 1ST*. » l H ir H IP T IO .t R tU I Br Carrlsr _____ _____ .... f .SO Oa* Maalfc .-----—..........tm r a t " Muuiin — ___ us *1. Maalkl _____ ________ AM In*' V«a. ......... ......... ..... ixoa All ulillnarr ■ • tlm , ears* af Ikaak,. n .n l u i ln ., ast aallraa at *i>lrr)nlaui.*l lu , fh» kiirpaaa ct laliliia lual*. will b* tkaagaC la* al rvanlar ■ S o u to la k rat*A ■I**,,,*n,#a vaii*aallr Sip Isla,< .l,«*,,p,r R isnsnlstlfN la ,t, CSteiiga, 0*1 rail, lac., > rw Vurk, Ksnaaa l lly aa4 Be. U s l k MONDAY, JUNE I, 1062 TODAY'S HI 111,E VERSE Oul nf these rspiW* «lavaa a great people emerged. Thalr mas­ ter« sunk lower and lower evtry generation ami a rt now ragged deaerl rale. Then I came to thrm of the captivity of Tel-Ahib, that dwell by lb* river of Chebar.— Exekiel 1:11, When (he Sons of Confederate Veteran* rntl in Jackson, Miss, the other dsy, only one real Confed­ erate veteran was among them. William Townsend of Oils, La., 106 year old veteran, wounded in Eisenhower's Return the siege of Vicktbuig, answered to roll call, and then sal alone with Thu arrival of General Dwight D. Elsenhower In the his memories of the Druggie be­ United S tates will intensify interest in the campaign for the tween llie Norlli and South of 90 Republican nomination for President. Homo observers be­ years ago. lieve th a t tho general’s return will help his cause; others are of the opinion th at he might have been better o ff re­ General niitnhnwrr hai returned -Irani llie wni* ia F.iilop* to die po­ m aining in Europe uniII the Hepuhlicun convention meets. Those who believe that Elsenhower aided Ids cause by litical hatilrlirldi in llii* country >rnlr)g home point out that voters will now havo a chance and we air afraid before it it over lear him speak ami to see him on the several television hr will wiili hr wat hack in the comparative isfrty of the Norman­ and personal appearances scheduled before the convention. dy Leachlirad. Hut ihe hazard* he His retu rn put hiH name b efo re the public ill a fashion encounter* are not the riik to life likely to impress voters. Those who believe that Elsenhow er's homecoming may and limb which come from ax(ilnding ditll* or machine gun prove dam aging to his presidential aspirations point out lulleti but Ilie loii id reputation th a t he is now free of m ilitary responsildlites and should wliic.li leiulli from the mud of also he free to speak out on the issues of the duy. Eisen­ political bombshell*. Heretofore, hower's opponents reason thut any stand ho takes on labor everyone lint admitted dial General policies, foreign ami domestic affairs is likely to c o st him Eiienbower wat a man of charac­ convention support. The battle for the leadership of tlm Republican purty ter, honeity and decency; now ha will be charged with being a thief, ia now clear cut. The two inuiu contestants, Senator Robert a liar and a rogue, and many will A. T a ft and General Dwight D. Elsenhower are both in the United States, both available for questioning by the press. believe. The old m ilitary cam paigner faces a veteran political camM d g M rand all the voters will watch the battle witli keen in- WMt, Long Hold Of CommuniBm President Truman told a group of Americans of Ro­ manian docent th at tho time may cuina in Utcir lifotiim* when Romania will again In* a fruit nation if his policies of making tho United S tates ttiitl tint free world strong are carried out. Thu group hail cornu to W ashington to inform the President of the relocation anti deportation of Komuniun old people and children in a Communist ruign of terror. I t was natural th n t tho President should wish to give i painting by Loulx Gallait ia alwayn a tem ptation to offer an optim istic approach to m«y be worth? But It «*«mi lo w thos* who aro tllHtruHiicU. Itut there are iiitimtiona where that any lime w* can get a IJOO- unfounded optimism offered hy the United Staton renders a 000 gift ill return for a $20,000 disservice to unfortunate people under Communist rule. S h o rt of armed Intervention hy the United States them building, it i» a good buiintti to seems little chance th a t the Soviet satellites In Europe will accept it. _______ r e n i n t h tl r Independence In ono veneration. Internal re­ If the minority opinion in the volts by people within these countries m ight lead oidy to ilecl caie hed prevailed, the da* nM dUss and futile bloodshed. ciiioii would have let Pmident The time m ay come when the* Communist system of en­ Tromen up on a p«le»1al above slaving other peoples will crumble because of Rh own In­ the law* of the land. You end 1 ternal corruption. Rut predictions of when th a t tim e will would have had no right to eicaad come may only Herye to Increase th e misery of those who the »p«»d limit, or to violate the must live under Communist domination. income U s lawi, or to w in soothcr'i property without due proIt and I know labor ia not going Steel Crisis cea of law, but Pmident Truman lu like II. Hut I ilka II In my uwn would. And il h* could do thit$ Hf conscience." I C M l I i M t PraM Oa*» could tend hii itrong arm man to Talt aaid he aaw no maleilal itry to prevent a strike on April advantage tha May bank plan ex­ your home, arreil you in the dead feu! la it Monday the Supreme cept that In it posMhfy would pro of night without a warrant, and in ruled (be aeiture uncunalituvide more time for fact-finding keep you in jail indtfinitely with* than Iho Taft Hartley Act. He aaid .>< th e re ia a certain tra trait, usually found to b >.valsat among thorn per rattle or no skill in ph) t'aii, which compels th< I jM in ig remarks add t fgaism g cart at perwpi STALKED BY BIG GAM E An a reriult of th e Supremo Court declalon ordering the P rtaident of th e United Staten to retu rn the steel mills to th tlr rig h tfu l owners, the CIO steel w orkers have again gone out on strike, and it now appears certain th a t the dis­ pute which originally revolved around wages will be carried out to the b itte r end in a knock-down drag-out fight. The strike comes a t an exceedingly em bar rasa ing tim e fo r th is country. Ju st ns we arc* trying to sell Iho people of the world the American Way of Life, wo give them nn exaflpple of how it works which could not fail to prejudice the most kindly disposed foreigners against us. Ju st as our civilian economy is beginning to recover from the early shock of the Korean conflict, and as our defense production ? oes into high gear, the most essential elem ent In the mnnuacture of either automobiles or tanks is frozen. But w hatever the consequences of the decision, it is hard to see how the Supreme Court could have held o th er­ wise than it did. Certainly the m inority opinion offers little hope thnt the free enterprise system could ho preserved under n President who Is restricted in no way either hy the C onstitution of the laws of the land. To suppose th a t m an’s self-discipline alone Is sufficient to prevent self-aggrandize­ ment Is to fly in th e face of nil th e lessons of history. Nor need it be assumed that because the President docs not have the power to seize the steel industry, the country has no defense against t ho destructiveness of strikes w h ith er due to the selfishness of labor or the intransigence of m anagement. Proper recourse Is to he found In the law, and If present laws are found inadequate, new laws can he passed. T h at is the traditional American way. Those who say th a t the President himself, unsupported hy any law, has the power to take such m atters into his own hunds, are, w hether they realize it or not, followers of Hitler, Mussolini, and Stalin. W orth rem embering are tin* words of Justice Douglas h im self, who in concurring with the m ajority wrote, "Today a kindly President uses ttin seizure power to effect a wuge in c re a se a n d keep the steel furnaces in production. Yet to ­ m o rro w another President might use the name power to p re v e n t a wage increase, to curb trade unionists, to regim ent la b o r a s oppressively as industry thinks it has been regim e n te d by th is seizure”. J S . union promptly went out on that In many places the amend­ ment seemed la follow Iho Taft Maybabk told the Senate hla Hartley Act's principles. BaouDi Committee, which recomScu. Holland (I),-Fla.) praised •standing wage-price con Maybank for uttering the proposal if March l, had not yet and aaid the amendment "h s i the amendment. earmarks of a lust approach." strata expire Juno 80 un Taft demanded to know "what possible change in the legal iltuilion" would result from enacting the Maybank proposal and superaeding ihe T-H proviilons. Committee There are many similarities, 'll may have very meritorious Maybank roncedad, but he insisted taros, k id than again it may hii auggeatlun would flU u necoeaary gap. "Ttria board," he said, OopoMrt aaid. Ityhank resisted that auggea- " h a t a right to make findings 1 O M told the Senate " I know which the Taft-Hartley A d doaitw ntgem eat la not going .to like provide/' "Too Late To CUuutify ■r RUStlUL IUT Lucky Leesburg doe* not have to depend on watermelons for her fame and nrogreSa for aha also la citrus concentrate tha hub o:if the ell Industry. Thra# and a half year* ago Florida’a struggling, newborn d tms concentrate Industry entered Lake County and operntsd at n loss. Things' looked mighty tough until........................... Minute Maid came inti, the picture and changed the situation Last weak tha First National Bank of Leeiburg played host to ____ Minute ____________ Maid officials __ in tribute to the miracle they had performed In bringing ordar out of chaos and turning a $87,114 dollar loss Into a successful operation and a iroflt of a million and a half dotars. All Florida benefited by this utilising achievement for it made Wall Street alt up and take no­ tice and put Florida on the map aa a fertile field for industrial In­ vestment. The remarkable story is told in the annual report of Minute Maid Corporation to the citrus growers of Florida, and the facta and fig­ ures reach down into tha financial coniclouinaaa and local pride of Florida’s vast citrus empire. Before the timely entry of Mtnu tr Maid Into Florida’s citrus picanda’s cil ture the future of citrus loo]IK'll dark indeed, With a steadily •* pending production growers were sweating It out to find a profit able market. The etory of Minute Maid Cor­ poration in establishing the Cin­ derella Industry of froxen citrus concentrates la too well known to nsed repetition, but the report of il. It. Cloud, corporation vice pre sldent, throws additional light on the magnitude of the future that is highly significant In Central Florida’s economy. At the same tlm* his Interesting tabulations of Minute Maid’s participation lu the financial welfare of hundred* of Individuals, wage earners and growers, Ia even more imprenivc. "In spite uf the natural IncroaitIn *al**," write* Cloud, "Minute Maid feels it ie highly Important to rontlnue aggressively Its sale* promotion anil advertising which ill the pelt have brought marked rem its In the sales of froxen urange concentrate, "With a crop of DU million boxes of oranges forecast for IUf>4-f>r> season, It Is apparent that we will need a much broader market fur all orange products In order to move the crop of future yt-are." These worde envision a huge task of salesmanship, |P» hutt appurintly Minute Maid ho* gliIrded It­ self for the Job when Cloud *ay«, ................................. Tloi “In predicting the future, we pos­ sess no knowledge of coming events that ia not available to everyone. We do know that we have skilled technicians, loyal and c a p a b 1a production employee* (80% of this year’s seasonal em­ ployees have worked far Mlnuto Maid ptuvlously), an aggre**lve sales staff, a forward looking management plus a well piamiuti advertising and merchandising J r I T H IN K v V ltai. BEING \ TOLUOWED.' Kiwunin Meet K u lm u tfiin d i ,, <IM ,I„„,,| 1*11" ICuallknra rtum Hm v Or* i llll'l uf Iht* May Day Ilall at tha Arm* ury. (lucita inlrisliim) hy Howard Montlath Included Kundiill (luff. P. n i g h t of the ha**hall com- « . Wyatt, rieorge A n d r e w , H u e « , niltiee, and asked t h a aupport o f f - R- Mi l l s , Ml- Dora. Joel M u m the Klwania members i n backlns of the Key Club wan Introduced hy the leant. W, A. Morrlion told of Rav. J. II. Hoot. olun* tu aril atock In tha Hanford KOREAN CASUALTIES liunehnll club. Prrnldrnt J. Mar* tin Htlnaciphrr naked tha KlwanWASHINGTON <n-Annusinred iana un individual* to co-operata U. 8. battle i-aiuallie* In Korea in the program. reached lull,bis today, an In­ lie nl*o read a letter from the crease of IIU since last week. The Defense Department’s HUH Student Council, thanking club for a $76 donation that weekly summary based on noti­ MimIi uf the fine |iliotoHrhnhy the tu families through last ro|iroilm-eil, fini.li- from tin* 'Indent had much to do with the nuccen* fication Friday reported these new totals: nna;i*hot*, was the work of Hubert Killed In action 17,212 I,. Co* mill stuff of the K**ex uuet; Spanish Club; tha A rt Club; Wounded ... 70.4U Htuilio. Thin Includen n full 1>RKS Library ataff. Missing II,Ml School play*. "Tha Whola iihotuyritjth of the historic oak Hattie deaths (X) I0.IM 111 front of the ni-lmol, Truth," and ‘'Man A rt Lika Current missing (VI t.MO Strvatcara" ara describ'd, and Among the faculty inemhera aa(X) Includes killed In action, ilny uiul |ilnii Nil ,- f u t u r e , " h e lin t" I’riiic-ipul llt-rmitii K. Mnrrli lioliiti out Ilint On- Hi-nlur G’lum uf inriil doner Vi-* hluli |>rkl»e for Rcldevi-ment* nml thnt 27 hnvo ini-rilnl Ihi* honor roll. " The, en­ tire i-Iiimi hIiiuiIiI In* very |in*ud of this fine hook, nrul the editor and ntnff are to !«> eongrntulut. ed," he wrote, MueNeill, Mta. Mr*. Marsmirl Jnnct MacNeill, Onll. “nr. 'r. ~n. RU»CWhf; Tfcy Smith,i, Mm. II. W. Iliahce, 'lira, lloyd l.(’oleiiiati, ........ .Mtewnrt Uiitchal, Mr*. W. R. Kurt, Hover Hagrii, Mr*. Virgil Hndlh, William Flam­ ing, Ml** Ethi-1 Riser. Mica Kdnn Clillti-uih’ii, Mi** flllla Hacne Whitlh*. Mr*. Mildred Itul.mck, Krnait Cowley, Mr*. June Winn, Ml** lt>*ti*-c*-H Stcvciiu, Mis* HatI,mu Hupri-cht, Kciui'lh K'nddy, Mr*. W. II. Wray, Jut* Mullticux and Carl KcUlt*. Special portrait* tire aliown of tha following student leader*: Jean Wll*uri, cheerleader, foot­ ball *poti*or and honor Thespian; Edward Cordon, voted tha year’* mont vnlunl.il* football (ifayar; Joe MeClung, Key Club |neeii|#ut; (leatrlce llialiee, Trl-HI-Y presi­ dent; Ann Whitaker, tap urttut and editor of the Celery Fed; Caraid Covington, president of tha Kay Club; Edward MeKInlay, ireeldant of the Senior Class; [torina Wltle, president of tha Thespian:.; Norma Fave Harvey, cheerleader, alnger ami acrobat!* dancer. *99 O O f l Other student* featured wars Walter Itoutli, president of tha student body; Caroline Mclnnis, Key Cliil, aweelhrurt, nml cheer leader nml Mike Whelrhei, foot­ ball player. Hrctiuns are devoted tu the Junior, Hophomurc nml Frvahmen elasiei; cheer leaders; homecom­ ing game; Sadie Hawklni Day fun; Celery drat*; Htudent Coun­ cil; the Key Club; Tr|-|lt-Yr Ole# Club; Freshman (lie* Clubs; Pep Club girls; the Hand; Homan Han- l««l also tha work of the Thespian l,7 tl fatally woundad and IN Club, culminating in "Our Hearts .Aradf .originally reported mbsWere Young and Oay," Other section* ara devoted lu IV) After drdurtlng from groat the Debater*, Future Homemak­ total 1,321.returned, 1,211 known er*, tha Bible Club, a projection- captured aad IW known dead. Isla club and school farm activi­ ties. Athletic actlvitlea pictured and described are baseball, foot­ ball, and basketball. Three page* me devoted to girla athletic ac­ tivities. Salmagundi was printed hy Bowen, bong and Young, Inc., of Decatur, ua. program. , 5 flo* Minute Mali! went about i the task of doing almost $H0,0O0,000 worth of business the past{ year Is indlcstcd by their activi­ ties in Central Florida. At three] lanls—Plymouth, l.eeitmrg enporl—the corpornlinn ed a total of 1)116 people who collected wages totaling 12,262, 783.30—(there were bate wage*, cost-of-livlng-homis and produc­ tion bonus). Florida citrus growers sold more than $ 11,200,000 worth of their oranges to Minute Maid at an average price of nearly $2.00 per box In other words Minute Maid pumped something over $18,000.000 Into lhe economy of F lo rid ^ 111 addition to approximately $15.000,000 paid to It* nuppliers of cans, cartons, fertiliser*, grove equipment, etc. | These are figure* of one con­ cern only, figure* which are du­ plicated in a similar manner per­ centage-wise hy many other greet dtrus-produrin? centers ami or­ ganisations throughout the state. They constitute a salutary ob­ ject lesson, and an encnuiaginQ one, to every resident of cltru r Florida ax related to what we may expect In the future. While grower* tuny feel thxt citrus production I* not all *wertneax nml Hfbt nml contend that their aliare of the profit* I* mighty low, a recent survey of what happen* to the citrus con­ centrate dollar Is eallghaiuing since it shows that Ihe growVr re­ ceives ID peieent, the concentra­ tor 20.7 percent. trensportatiiW 6.6 percent and the wholesaler and retailer 48.8 percent, , But we should consider the fact that If concentrates had not «u tered the picture growers would have been thrown for a tremi-nduus loss for they would have fuuiid It difficult to find a m iikot for their fruit otherwise, | ( iritis MUTUAL About till percent of IJ. H, child­ ren between the age* of 6 ami l ‘l were enrolled In schools during tlm 1060-61 term, any* the Encyclo­ pedia Americana. DR. II. MeLAULlN OPTOMETRIST Hhoua 9 t l 113 Magnolia Coke follows thirst everywhere 1960 Bulck Sedanet 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan I'Aft.SSffJ* la lln m For Comfort, Quality, DturablUly m Ikoonmy. Buttonleu, TuftloM, No Sag larder Finest Material Used. Guaranteed 10 t a n , Choice Of Ticking Now O nly..... fit flaring Base To Notch. Some Fine 5 ***! <**?*!.U W W Hollywood Leg*. , .When driving begtae to drive je n , pto** at tha familiar rad cooler. Complete refreeluoeat follows ■ frost/ Cok* SAVINGS* s a a n m ie V<H>'V'L<W 2V-f‘.’i * - '^iQ - 1 VKHO BEACH UT—Indian Hive■J growers Tuesday hiiIiI llu-y w were rri buck of Florida Citrus Mutual’* new gem-rid mummer. Hob Itul leilgcn, nml especially his pound selling program. , The Fifth District growers re­ elected A II Miuhuel, Wuhnsso, In Mutual's hoard of director* Others elected were W (J. lilrick land, Vero Heath. In succeed W M. Moxely Jr., Fori Hierro; and It. C. Hrndy and J J. Harrl.ili Jr., both of Titusville. j . Lj ____ I i m �Social A n d Personal Activities P H O N E 148 Social Calendar Miss Margaret Davis Presents Recital Personals David Rutledge of Trenton, Pupils of Ml** Margaret L. .......... a. visited vis In Sanford yesterday Davis presented on outstanding Fla. recital of piano Kuala last night with .Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Palmri. ot the Woman's Club, which waa Miss Rose Levy has returned crowned to capacity. Hearty applause greeted the front Miami where she spent the player* following rendition* of past weekend on a buying trip. difficult and technical number*, Miss Margaret Von Herbulia many hy the old master* such aa Chopin, flhxthovcn and (irieg. One left today for Washington, D. C. young man, Tommy Wyatt, played to visit far two weeks with re Chopin’* “ Polonaise Mlilt n Ire" latlve*. with such vigor, determination ililner Osborne, Dill Park, and and fervor, that he was encored and responded with a version of Roger Garner left on Tuesday for Camp Ridgecrest, N. C. where 'Shortnin' Dread." Kenneth llollenger, baritone and they plan to spend five week*. guest soloist of RoLami, after Miss Wanda Williamson return singing two numbers, including the robust "Pilgrim's Song" by rd Monday to Charleston, S. C. Tchulkovsky, waa greeted with after visiting In Sanford with har grants, MrT and Mrs. Ed Willsuch a storm of applause that he parents, returned to slug "Without a lams on. Sung" hy Yuuiuans. Later In the Little Jean Hobson plana to program lie sang '‘Homing" and Stout Hearted Men" and waa leave Jun* 16 fur Charlaiton, S. again encored, res ponding with “ 1 C. where she will spend the sum­ Love l.lfe". The assoc isate pro- mer with her grandparents. Mr. feasor of voice at Stetson Uni- and Mra. Lewis Wright, versify, he was ably accompanied Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Dillard ami hy Huger Cushman, piofvssor of Mr. and Mr*. W. 11. Drown were piano at the University. The Woman'* Club was liunutl- the weekend guests of Mr. and fully decorated fur Ihv occasion Mrs. Barney Dillard Ji. of New with lull basket* of gladioli and Smyrna Reach. ferns. Following the recital, re­ Randall Goff lelurned yester­ freshments were served. The fiisl halt of the program day from Massachusetts Institute Included the playing hy Ann of Technology In Boston to sprnd Thurston of Schutt’s opus 69. the lummer months with his par­ "Holiday" was played by Sandra ent*, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Goff. *t I'etrrson and Carolyn ilirtr "From their horn* on Park Avenue. u Wigwam" bv Rob Riser; ‘March Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper plan of Ihe Wee Folks” by Angle Stew­ art; 'Swans Un The Lake'1 by to leave tomorrow for Mars llitl, Red fold Alkett; "Sautrelle Ca­ N. C. to spend some time. En price" hy Laura Phillips; "Th* route they plan to visit in Durham Butterfly” hy Palsy Lyons; "Fire where they will attend the wed­ „ Dance" -be Bobby* Reely; 'In te r ding of their niece, Mis* Marjorie p.m.i Circle No. 2, Mrs. W. D. messo I) Flat Major" hy Sally TIUon, on Saturday. Holofmann, chairman, with Mr*. H. Chase;* In‘Wl> arrior’s -Dance” liy Rf. C. Oakes, 422 Scott Avenue, 3:1(11 chard Mis* Marthn Shannon plan* to Sykes; "The Fulry Court” p.m.; Circle No. 3, Mr*. I.. F. hy Merritt Philips; "Jolly Holi­ leave on June 13 fot Washington, Doyle, chairman, with Mrs. George day" hy Furl anil "The D.C. where she will work with Tutilty and Mr*. John George, co­ Desire” hy GraceRenton the Department of the Army unDuggar. hos less, 21)1 West Sixteenth "June Morning" was played by tier Civil Service. She has been Street, at 3:00 p.m.; Circle No 1, Joyce llcnton and Sandy Lee; e m p l o y e d fur the past ten month* Mrs. J. 7). Woodruff, chairman, Arc hy Harharu by U. W. Spencer, local attorney. with Mr*. J. K. Monger, Geneva "Hells .......Ringing" "Fur Lyons; lleethuvrn's Klise" Avenue, 3:00 p.m.; Circle No. ft. hy . Mr. anti Mrs. Roy Tltlls plan Allison *• Leu; "The Hlilc Dan­ Mr*. W. L. Roche, chairman, with > '> Alll»'*" to leave on Thursday for Ann Ar­ ube" hy Margaret .Morrison; Mis. C. C. Howard and .Mr*. A. II. “ Dance lloTigrolse" hy Wallace bor, Mich, to vi«ii their daughtee Wallace, cu-ho*te**e*. Mellonville Jr.; "Valse Lento" by anti son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Avenue, 2:30 p.m.; Circle No. (J, Philips l.awson; "Valse in K Flat Lansing ami two children. They Mrs. H. C. Moore, chairman, with France* Major'' hy Klizaheth Woodruff; will lie accompanied by Mr*. Net Mr*. Mary Dolly, I M2 Myrtle 'Polish ITirWxe" hy Beverly Rogers. tie Tllll* who will also visit hi Avenue, 3:00 p.m.; Circle No. 7, Climaxing numbers on the pro­ Indian Head, Mil. nmi Alexandria, Mrs. C. R. Dawson, chairman, were "Mnluguena", pluved Va. with Mrs. I'. R. Ilacl], Jewett'* gram by Mary Ann Wilke; "Opening Lane, 3:nil p.m.; evening circle Theme Mr*. Helen Andrew, Mr*. Edith from First Movement of No. 1, Mrs. Malile Drown, chulrConcerto In A Minor," Yerlan end Mr. and Mr*. Hay man, will meet ut 7:00 p.m. for Greig'* Jean Lanu Miller at the Conners of Luke Mary had u* a picnic lit Lake Ashby; evening with and Deethovsn’* "Moon- their weekend guesta, Mr. and circle No. 2, Mrs. K. J. Shepard, lnno, ght Sonata" which waa played Mr*. Charles Sweeney of Wake­ chairman, with .Mr*. F. D. Scott, by Joan Wilke, while the lights of field. Mr. Sweeney J* a candidate 211 Summerlin, at 8:00 p.m. for stale secretary of Ohio. Mra. the hull were dimmed. 'I'D FsfM V Gertrude Program distribution wa* di­ Yerlan'* sister, Miss The Pilot Club will hold It* | rected hy Dura Bronson and Ken Thurgood, of Montreal, Canada, tegular business meeting at 8 :0 0 . nrth Campbell; arrived to visit in Lake Mary stage uppolnt lias p.m. In the Yacht Club. The hoard incuts: Htewart Mathleux; week*. f l o wfor e Ihiee r _________________ will meet at 7:30 pm . The m e music pupil* pupu* of or Mis* ,ni*» jubou Made - . . i>|l,|.1,h,,r k , line Mullem will In- presentud in 1 * Larry Burney, a recital ut the Woman’s Club at SU! * and assisting 7:30 p.m. Assisting will be C. II. were M. flciiirard, viliraharp soloist. Thu with oi.Vn.."serving ,v«iJi ' i L Mr*.F. A.Lane, The W. A. Put rick home in Loch Philip*, Mr*. *Fdwuril public h Invited to attend. Arbor was the selling on Monday Mrs. Charics Wilke, Mrs. John L. Tlie Woman’* Hlhte Class of tin 1 Leu, Mrs. Robert Reely, Sirs. S. fur an afternoon party honoring First liaptiil Cliuich will meet nt U. Jr., Mrs. Harry Wood Mis* l.yllian Uoyle given hy Mrs the home of Mrs. Francis K. liloz. ruff,Chase Mis. Wallace Philip*, Mr*. Patrick and her daughter, Miss IIU| Park Avenue, at 7:30 p.m. Remind Wilke, 3tr*. John Miller, Carolyn Patrick. Colorful gladioli klra. A. C. Ileiiiou will serve ns Mra. P. II. Wyatt, Mr*. George nmi greens were used in dreoco-hostess. Thurston, .Mr*. J. D. Phillip*, ami rating hr rooms of the Pa (tick tlie Mine* I’ntilcia Sykes, Sonju home. Lx Ie In the afternoon refresh­ Munfortun, Cliluc Railrnger, l<ennle Rotumio, Jean Wilke and San­ ments were served from the din­ dra Monforton. ing table which was covered with a white Madiera cloth and center­ The sevintli grade pupils of h ed with a lovely all white flower arrangement. Miss Uovle was Mr*. Robert Rurnl,ley’s room were presented with a piece of sterling entertained last Thursday after­ silver by the hostesses. noon with an outdoor party huhl Miss Aiycr Alexander of Or­ Those enjoying the afternoon at tha Henry Russell camp tm lando and Charles W. Lansing of with the honor*# were Mra. Lloyd Lemon Bluff. Swimming, hnatlng, horse-shoe this cltj^ who will b« married on F. Boyle, Mr*. Dial Gray, Mr*. pitching, ami games of skill were June 1% at Knowles Memorial Glenn Lingle, Mra. Robert McGin­ enjoyed the early part of the a f­ Chapa) at Rollins Collage, ware nis, hire. Gerald Ixtaalng, Mrs. ternoon. Later, ms the pupil* guth- honored on Sunday morning with Spencer Harden, Mra. George An­ , trad In the cabin, Interacting a breakfast given by Mr. and drew Speer, Mra. John Plerc* Jr,, slides were shown, some of which Mra, Joseph U. Sherouae Jr. at of Daytona Bearh. Mra. Wight had been taken ut Marlnelaml their hoite on Raehn Street. Klrtley, Mr*. Charles LeOatte, of Guest* from Sanford attending Orlando, Mrs. W. 8. Drumley Jr., last year, showing some of th* were the bridegroom'* parents, Mra. M. L. Reborn Jr-, Mrs. Mal­ children present. The supper consisted of chlcknn Mr, anil Mrs. Porter II. Lansing, colm MacNcill, Mrs. II. L. Boyd pilau, role slaw, rolls, various Mr. and Mra. P. If. Lansing HI, of Columbia, B. C., Mr*. W. L. kind* of rake, cold drinka and E. B. Smith Jr., Eugene Harpat Robinson of Durham N. C. and ami Robert Hodges, watermelon. the Misses Jean Saver, Marv Ann Others present were tha par- Galloway, Nancv William*, Betty* Following the nuppar, Mra. *nt* the brlda-alact, Mr. and Rumblfv wo* presented with a Ball, Nlxi* Kirchhoff, Dtlon Baker, f l i t from the member* of her MY*. It, R. Alexander, Mr. and Margaret Dlngfelder, Lila Leffler M n. Glen Ingram, and th* Miaae* class. During th# afternoon's and Dial Boyl*.___________ activities, Mrs. Ru*«*ll took col­ Lola Mlljer, Iinrbara Wollam, Joan Laughlnghouao and W i n i f r e d calaureato earvlaa* Sunday and ored pictures which will b# made St ruble. Also Charles Alexander, th* annual FaatWal of Light MonInto slide*. Kidney M. Swope Jr. and El win day, during which a candlelight Members and parents enjoying . w#r#, j | r, tn j j f ri< n t Kingle. Those assisting with en­ procession of atudanta and faculty tertainment were Mrs. E. L. Memembers waa joined by Winter B. True, Mr. and Mr*. Robert lumbley, Mr. and Mra. Henry Hus lieod. Mr*. Paul M. Hague and Park townapaopla ** tha group the Mlaaex Bally and Betty flherraafflrmsd ita dedication To th# •11. Mr. and'M rs. Clyde Btlnsun, Ideals of higher education aa eym Hr. and Mra. J. P. Denton, Mr. ouae, boll ted In th# them* of light. ind Mra. John Schlrard Jr., Mr. In connection with th* feetlval, W Mr*. John L. Millar. Mra. C. Prealdent McKean addremt*^ • J. Brown, Mra. M. J. Phillip*, Mra. W lnttr P irk ’■ C. Da»la. Lola Itarlnrau, .invert service club# at tha college, out* Irowu, Elvira William*, Nancy lining the alma of tha college'# Diamond Jubllao Pund campaign. Ha told tha group th at "RollTnx la on* colltg* that value* tha quality of Ita teaching mora than tha alia and number of Ha bulk)* Inga.*’ Higher faculty aalarlaa will WKI'NESDA Y The midweek prayer eervi.-u of the Central Baptist Church will t>e at B:OU p.ui. Tha Sunbaam* will meat during th* prayer hour. Tha Prayer .Meeting Service nt the First Baptist Church will he at 1:00 p. m Monroe Chapter No. 15 will confer tha Paat Matter'* Degree at a called meeting at 7:110 P M. Masonic Hall. THURSDAY The Junior and Intermedinte (I. A.e of the First Baptist Church and their mother^ will he enter, talned with n picnic supper u t the home of Mre. Raymond Kader, 1209 Myrtle Avenue, at 0:011 p.m. Seminole Chapter No. 2, O.K.8 ., will meat at the Maaonlc Hall at 8:00 p in. All children who plan to enter th* South Side School first grade In September are requested to re­ port to Dr. F. L. Qidllmaii, 111 Palmetto Avenue, for a physical checkup between the hour* of 9:00 a.in. and 12:00 o'clock noon, This applies only to children who have not already had a physical checkup. FK1DAY The Florida Baptist Assembly will begin It's annual mealing be ginning at 8:30 a. m The First Baptist Church Rus will leave (he church at 7:43 a m AA r t f Kir Vt The Royal Ambassadors will meet at the First Baptist Church at 2:00 p m. MONIiAf Circles of the First Pieshyter* tan Church will meet a* follows: Circle No. 1, Mrs. Charles Wilke, chairman, with Mra. J. C. Ifutrhi R r00ml “" . " ! " , P Mi*h. Wray, Bisbee i Honor Miss Boyle Miss l.yllian Hoyle, whose tniirriage to Robert Myron Frisch will he an event of Saturday, oils honored with a luncheon on Satunlay given hy Mr*. William It. Wray and Mrs. Hamilton Dishee. Guests were received at the door of the Wray home in San I,ntitn py Mi*, Ellen Driggers and Mm J)j,||P41i Lovely arrangement* of while I decorated Vthe "' *'"rk living room and colorful cut flower* decorated the other room.*. The luncheon tnlde featured ail Ingenious center pi""" consisting of a crystal cathediul piece, u small bride and groom, choir hoy* nud white tapers. Following it delicious luncheon young Johnny Whelchrl, a* Prince Charming, entered nmi tried it glass slipper on each guest's foot finding Inal It fitted the attiiu'live bride-elect. She wan present..I with un Audubon print plate mi l Miss Nancy Williams, ituollior bride of this season, was given u Kift of linen. I'rigg era nrresented a clever musical reading entitled 'My Man", urcuuipaiiled by Mi*» Hishee. Those invited to fie with Miss Hoyle were the 3tl**e* Jeiiu Bayer, Nancy William*. Marpniel Dingfclder, l.ihi Lefflrr. Mmy Ann liallowny, Mini Hoyle, Re-a Coke Hoyle, Catolyn Patrick, Delta Dishee anti Ellen Dugger*. AIso Mr*. Lloyd F Doyle, Mi*. Dial Cray, Mrs. living Fletsclur, Mrs. D. A. liownid. Mr*. Hugh Wliflehel, M m . Chart** LaUette, Photo by Ruymiiml Stmlm .Mrs. Miisuii Wharton, Mr*. Wight Mi*. Mull'd,it .1 Lodge Jr,, tlio fornii'i Faye William*, ilaughtt i Ktrlley, Mrs. Gerald Loving, of Mi and Mi- i ml William*, wilt,*, mm,mg, In M, l.t »ge wa* tin Mrs. Spencer list-leu ami the hos­ • ti nt ot May 27 in Nulmlilit. Gu M, Lodge Ini. mm left fo, San tesses. I unci*,'u, Cullf (oi IIstliCIimen*, in the I'lielfic tm n Mi Lodge will , i main in Sanfm ,1 Buffet Supper Given For EnguKfil Couple * 0l,l,lt‘ Mr*. Join, 1.. Gulloway and Ini daughter, .Mis* Mary Ann Gallo­ way, entertained Inst Saturday evening In honor of Ml** Lyllinn Doyle and Hubert Frisch, en­ gaged collide, vvitti n Iniffcl sup per at the (lallowuv home un Mag ludiu Avenue. Duses arid *hu*lu dalslc* ,n vlilldes of pink were used in the decurnling tlie , oom* wiieii' lb, guest* gutlleri'd III 7:IHI o'clock During tlie evening the humu-'i couple wn* preHcnled will, a gifl from the IiorIcshc*. Those enjoying tlie ocean, , with Ml** Doyle itand Mr. Frl*' 1, were Sen. urui Mrs I F. Hoy 11 Mr*. Dial Gray, Mi. nlul MiChailc* LeGetlc, Ml** Jean Save,. Mis* Nancy William*, Ml** Dial Doyle, Mis* Kona Coke lloylv, I'd llrock, Tommy Vaughn, Floy,I Cooper, Mr. and .Mi-. Galloway mid Mis* Galloway. Mr. and Mi* Hugh Wlielclul I'litertiiineil on M "in Iit v n i g h t w ith i, ,-lilt ii.-ii liiietuTiie iiomning p"|t iilm liilile-ib'et Mi** l.vllmn IhivL* illid hei fluil- e. Unlit 11 F ri'i li "I \ r u lliunsuiek, N .1 Deem ill mi ii, .lull i""iu* nud puli" wen hnely ill lung.■merit * uf gill di lull* "lid lltllgMldlll Ido**.till* Willi Killing lupu’r* liming lli" m ining tin li.tiuiiii'* ...I" pie*"idi'd v.ilii nil al 11ml il *' gift hv liu iio*i mid IiiihU'** Fills**"Il |"V IIIU li'.e ev-'ll.llg with Mi*. It.iyli mid Mr Fl'in'li wei Mi m .1 Mi ( lull I".* I "Cette, Mi it".I Xfi - John I'leii'i* Ji . M* 'iiid Mi* SpiiM'et Hnrdi'li. Mi at I Mi i .ii it Id I " ’i*iug. Mi un) Mi M t Rubin ti J t , Mt mid tit. liemge Vndcw Spi’.i mid *• u ,ii.| Mi* I K liny I*1 Mi* CiitdiMi Tuggle mid Mi M I. Riihiuson "f itiuham, N Charles Lanaing I Honored In Orlando *■ ... 7 commencement program of our tenet to a conciueion a waak told tha groui hit'll lm the t«i ii|i* ut Wilith'i 1hi in 'Ii urnl Mi* % .i»i\ l*mtin nrtS t n | i h ' t n n in un i m p i es^iv*the lim ilM U 1' t'f Hhir t eri'mnnv i»ti St m u , IIHIDi t il ni o r mi i K at II:fH* d VI di k nt t h e ' 1 if ihtiiirl‘f•t - I i Un M niV’t-rH, to "on of Kir*! M r i h o . l i ' t C' ht i r r l i I!*** •• SniViitnre F’tinei it h ifntlhlr 4*. M» Kiiili'V. |'.i-4lor of the t huii'h, »lf nn«l Mr* l!nvi a i d Mnrtfro «*f offlt inf» i 1h e «i ill iliK Ih* t h u t c h I* il ;i*h"« I'nrkt v* J ft ■ w •tlditif w e l l l u l l h i l' V et *1 u f w h i l e lit llift'ifl l, WH! 4 n i l i n i l l t a »f \ | ri N i 4Tl K l l l k * • k r“*i f . il............. 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And jml think two piacui cl Suiinuiiila odd up (o Ifit tiiun you'd aspad to pur lor | uii one of tuth i|uohiyl BLUE — TAN — HAWIIIDI For Maai Quick ■Tripper S Suiter Overnight Pullman wa ot I'liA > O f T ri-lli-V M, 1lull nit 1 - 1 III. f 1i • t.f 11- 1 *(•♦« V1tH ..f ini>ni lm» '» VV1 It tin Itlii It t » it l’« !»!:"( • 1D * \\ lit AIHi' III. .fl.'llil •lt\ i'l. 1• fl V«.« JI Utti.tllll’ 11l Sin |»|t 1 K» » 1 . rt ♦ Mi ii h -i>It t if Mv * ifii. it ft. (»1* ' till' | 4t* •-Ml it •Tilihtii 1I ,11‘ i' Mm II I llm.l .d Liim.lt*, S. G , Mi* Ilial Gray and the Mi--.* Mi Itili I tin I Hoyle, Itn-ii Coke Roy Ii, innkr II*1 Mill y \nn Ciillowny , t'aiolyll Pul \i i 111,4 tt. k. Mat guil t Dttigfeldei, Nuii. y U illliioi* ini,' ,1. un Haver. Al»o st'ssim, tii hr.it hum tils Midil", lliiyd, l'"(r Itimk, Tummy tilt! siipi't mh iuh'llts Thr fttri'tiiu* rlosrs Slim Iit > it Hr! 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I i I- ’ ' IB.flU TOMORROW'S Ii Imr l'"i tow'I l « ' L lisotl i Shu lllu.lt In* iniltt lUl.lltllg 11"lit lO k“1I* it S a m s o n ite • • aafsllnue uf N. 'I ills i *ity. igma the g ift that lusts!... .. Il I h I illtli \ i * but tlu‘\ II alw ays ivnieiuhfi 0. .J , . j qi>« .1 U'lt P'Ul Itiihl A .,j '■ ".ut will yi«s tu rn ond jriiiit "I plsuiutul m caI* dull SAVE NOW! 140 Seniors Graduate Ai Rollins College 4H U E M ill we haw uk i they may forget French, they may forget math. .. atricks Entertain For Lylllan Boyle Seventh Grade Room HoldH Outdoor Party £ BcUruO, David"M UtaJ^^S **1a !1-v1 By Mu jj Ii W ih 'U’IIoIm f.n Dorothy Knight Wed' Midn i Efitmh a f.n r Io' lMl u m - R Al*iK« To W. T. Stapleton Miirjraret Partin Wed Mi** i>t>i ot It) Kiiikfht, <lu hi if To Franeis Manfre *if Mi mu! M *. A u s t i n K n i r * * B IZ I Face Tow«li/ M a tc h in g W a i h C la t h i, 15c �• *» wmm- r Wham To Go On Air With •Talkathon;” $1,025 Raised At Overflow Meeting Cocoa Evens Series Ily HUNT <'HF.TI.AIN With Sanford By 11 Faced with the loss of the W i n n i n g , 11-10; Seminole 1IIu#h, nil overflowing clowd of IDO fan* Jammed into A l c n o Hits 12th ■ ' ' .......... “ T S u rg in g A z a le e s P la y S em in o le Blues H e re T o n ite F or lilt Commissioner*' room In the CHy Hull last night and roup to the orrniInn l>y potting their heads together nnd rum inn up I With scvcrnl solution* pin* out­ right donation* of $1,025 to carry the rtuli for another week, Genrrnl M*n*grr John Kr liter, Speaking in hrhnlf of Ihp bane* .V N il tlilb, niitllnrd thp flnnnrinl rendition of the Blue* and of­ fered to re*ign In order In Hah* way for turnip other man to run the tram. The rnthuHlmitle, hut worried fan* refuted to let Krider rc-dgu •lid ln*tend began n round of ilifgeationx from the floor with the anlc idrn of keeping haxrhiill In Sanford hy saving the Mine*. Hanford’* rrrrnt rnndldnlr for governor, llralley Odham, *pc*r•ended an mitrlahl donntlon drive with a lion Kin that wan booh enihinl*llr*lly picked up hy the trowd In the «im r nut* eoeeful manner hi* prrvlou* political don*llon drier* rung 111 fire. t'S Before tin minute* lind elapsed 11,025 had lu'en rni<uu| from 20 Contributor* In the nndinnee In ■mount* ranging from lion to M. At Odhatn put it, till* would , at’ least underwrite the eluli for another week, until *urh a time at Wfflclcnt fund* ran ho raised to •Mure eluli finishing thl* acaion. Odham then offered In gn on the radio with another of hi* fgmou* talkathon* to r*l*e the M il mated III),000 needed In carry the rlub throuah the re*t \ Of the ae«*on. I "I will he glad to go on the indlo on 61un-lay and Tuesday to j [ft tarry, our message to the people of Seminole County," (Itllinni of. form amid dicer* from the i crowd. M. L. Itahorn, prenldenl of the f Sanford Mwrhnnt* A**nrlatlmi, suggested h three point plan for — W iling the Mine* hack nil their fait. It “ Klral we muil get Ihe pledge* of 1100 for one ihare of atoea to ral*e the Initial moner carry the dub. Then we muat all the dvlr organliatlon* town In help *ell Ihe atodi end earry on a ticket Belling . . , campaign. And laat, and you I ■ May not like thl* auggeatlon, I J p would reduce the ro*t of the bleacher tlrkele from 70 rent* I ■ to 60 rent*” he rondudrd. V The rluli offlrlal* Imtnudlately consented lo Id* olmi and bleacher neat* will now sell for fide. Hen* ato r Lined h'. Moyle Introduced two motion*, which weru punned and had Ilia effect of requiring dll dock holder* to pny (100 fur ■hnra ir turn It In nnd then of placing -If. addltlomil aim re* on the market for aale, There a.e 10 non par .Imre* held by thu pratent stockholder*. If carried out, the 60 shares would provide the Mluea with $6,000. W. A. Morrison, artlng sec­ retary for Ihe rluh, eslrnilrd nn i offer lo buy one sharp fur every i I t aold, thus Ihe rlub wnuld ' Itava In *ell only IB other •bare* In meet II* goal. U outlined tho financial p llth t liv saying the rtuli Is ■early 01000 In the red at the breient (line and thul It would taka approximately 020,000 more Ip complete the season. After Uriham’a fund raising PMNWeal, Mine* President Joel FleM appointed Judge Hnugjaa O, Htenstrom and (Mham a* Mthairmen of Ihe fund railing cammlltee and gave them free* do« lo plan n "Ma*eball Appredation Night," Odham outlined Ida plana for .elaborate campaign which iild be apearheaded by one of talkathona over WTRR dur* Monday and Tuvaday. The •hall Appreciation llroadraat" (jrlve would bn climaxed hy "Appreciation Night" a. I Stadium ■Tansday when w tlluoa „ pl*v Jackionvllla Tuesday nlght’a gala pro. would be featured by no ■Ion charge for women, in ami aervlcemen. alia and further idaniilni drive In conjunction wltl Seminole County Junior r of Commerce will be ^ out «t ■ meeting today In Odham campaign headquar* The Cocoa Indian* everted tllelr two game series by defeating the ,Seminole Mine* ill n *lugfe*t. 11*10, Hanford blasted nrrn** eight run* in the eighth with two men nut. hut the Indian* counter* irl with three in their half of the f mi in,- to go ahead and win the game. I’aul Kskrw helled a mighty g ra n d *Ia m homer over the right field acreen to highlight the Seminole 8 - run uprising. Km Her Manager Chuck r,; Aleno lifted n tremendous horni. J‘l er over the ills* I ' ; tanl left field harrier to *eore Joe I’urlae, who Chiirk Aleno had doubled. Alrtio’* 2 IUH’» rained hi* kni si i i i '* total to 6* or 72 he. hind the Florid* Stale l.engnr rerord of 1 lit sel hy Muddy l,*ke In loin while playing lor Han* fnrd. Aleno'* rlrrull rlnut wa* hi* 121h of the year and pot him In * two-way He with Orlando Managrr Kd l.evy for the league . lead In that de­ partment. Aleno, however, fell victim to the three-run Indian mitburat In the elg'.ith to give the glnlit pilot til* first mound defeat of the year a* against Iwo win*. Murray Myril, Ihe winning most Mine pltrlier, started on the rilhhrr for the Seminole* hut wu* supplanted by Tony Torre*, who In I urn gave way 1u velerau righthandrr Marly Marline*. The latter w*« lifted and replaced hy Ill-fated Aleno. Keu Adam*, recently purclinaed pllrher-niitfidlder from Gaines­ ville, played right field for the Mine* hut failud to hit in three official trip* to the pinto, lie walked three time*. Analher ex-G-M*n, outfield­ er Mill Smith lambaalrd a three* run homer far Ihe Tribe and later aenred the winning run In Ihe eighth on Cocoa Manager Pep Mamberl'a fly hall. Thl* evening giant (loorge Smith will try to break hla three* game loalng skidn when he atarta un the hill for tho Seminole* i,gnlii*t the resurgent Palatkn Asniilen* In the Memorial Sta­ dium. H wlil he lutdle* Night a t the park tonight. Pulnlka will he displaying their line up of *lx .1100 hitter* for the first time III Hanford. Veteran flyhnwk Al I'irlle will lend tho U rn1’ u f m.i ti i i ,1 Mill llolrd mid above tho select circle, Into tho Memorial Stadium it promise* to ho a Hlnm-hang *lugfo*t. Hanford Kskcw, Eli Imhrn, Eli I’nrlsn, lb Alcno, p llrnuklyn, cf l{h(Mlr*. c Kcnls, If Hhcrhn, s* Myril, p Torres, p n-llolmid ...... .. Ward, III. Adams, rf Marlines, p ToUl* ....... . Cocoa Mnlteonl, Eli Smith, If .. Hughes, rf llnmhert, lit Koiker, rf I’enaa, if ......... Ilalogh, »s Caldwell, r I locker, llh Vickery, p Mas*, p i< n is Tola I* ......... a—HI ruck out for Torres In 7th. Hanford ......... . 040 04ft UNO—-I# Cocoa ............ 060 ooa o a i— u No One Can Say Who Got The Beat Of Yesterday’s D e a l rs The Volusia County Kennel Club will open Its annual racing season tonight In what promises to he Its finest stand. Thu Inaugural Handicap will highlight the II* -ard rnclnq event. Sanford will not have tho Flor­ ida State I-cague All-Star game this year until tho night of July 25, It was doubled at the loop’* meeting Inst Sunday afternoon. Actually the tho Inter date wa* fixed yesterday by the league ehinf Mali-.tirinn Peter Schnal. Originally Iho P8L cla«alr was Leesburg at Cncua Daytona at Orlando Jax Bexeh at Sanford Wednesday, June It Palalka at DclainH Cocoa a t Leesburg Orlando at Daytona Sanford al Jax Iteach „ Thursday. June 13 DeLand a t Daytona (DHt I’alatka at Jax Reach (DH) Orlando at Leesburg Cocoa at Sanford Friday, June 13 Sanford at DeLand (D ll) Cocoa a t Palalka Daytona at Leesburg (DH) Ja s Reach at Orlando Halurdav, June 14 Jax nearh at DeLand Davtona at Orlando Palalka al Sanford Leesburg at Cocoa Sunday. June 15 Sanford at Jax Itearh Leesburg at I’alatka Cio-oa i t Da-’lonn DeLand at Orlando Monday, June IS Palalka at DeLand fJrlando at Cocoa Sanford at Leesburg Jnx Bcu'-h at n#vtons Tuesday. Jun- 17 C ocob ul Jax Beach (DH) DeLand at Leesburg Orlando at Sanford Daytnnn at Palatka Wednesday. June ta ■lax Beach at DeLand Davtona at Orlando Palalka at Sanford Leesburg at Cocon Thursday, June IS Jax Beach at Palatkn (D ll) I.eeshurr *1 Daytona Other* Idle DH—Denote* doablehe*drr R 403 Pound Jew Fish Is Caught By Maj. Jack Boh Outside Tampa Bay Cavalluro’s Hit Provides Margin For Red Hat Win Leaden ■riaur iftr 't.’i, u ; wmi a J: r<S2U, 11 • Thrilling Races -11 tho winning run In Ihe bottom of Clevaland, 30; DIMagglo. Boston, Ihe seventh. and Yost, Washington, 83. Runs balled In — Rotten, Cleve TENNIS . >1; Dropo, “Deti 48, 87; V#rISt TAMPA lM— Thirteen boys from snd, Washington, 1-enhardt, WK: whom (he U. S. Lawn Tennis As­ igald, New new York vora, sa. sociation will choose Florida’s lilia Fox, Chlcigo, 01; Robbv learn in Ihe National Junior Cham- ton. Chlcaun, and Simpson, Ciatfeplonshlps at Kalar ...........................mason, Mich., land,, Chic 50; Avila and Raaen, Cleve July 83 were named hy (he Florida Lawn Tennia Aaiocli lioclalion Tuesday. Home runs — Rosen. Cleveland, 14; Baxter, Cleveland, and Werti, f f l i ' i n ’f M . ' S j . i J K : I U All-Star Classic To Be Played In Sanford On Night Of July ?5 The sleek black speedster, Haddltr, owned by Harley Borne, will probably go In lb* post a* Ihe favorite In Ihe firr-sli* tenth* mile test. The Inaugural race will be Uie tilth on the slate. Q I l Inaugural Event To Be Highlight Of VCKCOpening Ily JOK* RKICHl.KR tn ho played in Iho Memorial Associated Press Sport* Writer Stadium on Ihe nleht of Jane They're *1111 trying to figure oul 25. hut It wa* changed because loday which team got tho bettor of Ihe new nehednle necessitated of nicsday's 0 player swap be hv the h»* of Gainesville and tween the Detroit Tigers' and Bos­ Saddler won l4 rare* at Hollv* Si. Augustine last Sundae. ton Red Sox that Involved several wood this Spring and was n stand­ The new slate call* for the sec­ Inp flight star*. during Ihn recent IMsesyne ond hnlf to b» bemin on June 20 Initial returns presented no clue out meeting In North Miami. Seven nnd laaMnw through until Friday. lo Ihe answer ns (he fans burnt! other top-flight greyhound*, pneed Aug. 2U. This is a week earlier with excitement,over what may he .1. M. Edward's Old Skeet, win­ than the original schedule called Ihe biggest single trade In the his­ hy ner of the Orange Park Derby In fnr. The Shsughncssy pUy-nffa tory of baseball. 'seksonvllle Saturday night, and will start nn Saturday, Aug. 30 n ly hours after the trade, fnrOf nllawav n*h* from Je*» Ring- nnd continue until Sept. 3n. cr Tigers Hoot Evers and Johnny Th" re-s<-hednled first half ha* pon appeared Ip Bnslnn unlforips ham’* kennel* will furnMh s'Iff provided nil team* with an op­ again*' Hie (1rvr|snd Indians. rnmpelltlnn for Saddler, Handy Faro, Mimosa, Stage portunity to ptav every other club Alimit Ihe sumo lime, cx Med Sox Waiter Oropn and Dun l.cnhnrdt Hlneer, No Tesan and Another eight limes with the execution of Whl*k will round nut the In­ .Inrksnnvllle and Coma which wilt ■ look their places In the Detroit augural field. lineup ngnliisl Ihe Philadelphia lose one game (hat was rained Athletics. i The largest opening nlghl crowd mit. None of Ihe four distinguished In history I* predicted for post FLOniDA STATE LEAGUE htmxilf In any way. The Indians Dine nl ft: 1C p.m. The beginning S rilF fltll.K FOB r e m a in d e r shut out Ihe revamped Red Sol. of the racing season climaxed one OF “FIRST HALF" SEASON 60, while Ihe Athletics humbled week of free schooling race* dur­ Tonlehl Ihe mnilcover Tigers, 3-1. . , . ing the past eight dava at the dog Palalka at Sanford Evers and Upon each singled track near Daytona Beach. Orlando a t DeLand-‘(D ll) as Iho Red Sox collected only seven Dnytnnn at Coron (D ll) iMchlng ol hits off the air-tight ptb •tJi.......................... .lax Reach at Leesburg Mike (iarcla. .Drimn ___ ______ .HI.. _got nne of Thnr*rl*v, June 8 Detroit's eight safidley off Lefty Sanford at Palalka Photo by JnmcNon Alex Kellner and l^nhardl got the DeLand nt Orlnmlo Major John K. "Jack" Molt of the Minim* Corps, nnd Mrs. Molt, horscrollar in four limes jit bat. Cocoa at Davtnnn (fill) devotee* of spear fishing, prise willi the Mill pound jewfl*h speared hy Leesburg *l Jax Beach I lie Major on a fishing it ip Huaday morning outside of Tnmim May, ton's viewpoint In the t-for-5 trans­ Prlitav, June 6 lie lias established quite a reputation for III* spear fishing, being pro­ action. failed lo appear In lime Leesburg *1 Palntkn minently pictured and mentioned hi mi article on the subject by John In lake over tho third base duties nl Cncon T. Mhike which nppented In Tyndall Topic*, publication of the Tyndall wilh Ihe Red Sox Veteran Pitcher Wen lo st Pet. DeL*nd Daylona nl Sanford l-'leld Muse, on May !> Mr*. Moll Is tile former Dorothy Wiggins. Hig­ Pliny Trout, lourlh Tiger In the Florida Stale league at Orlando glin' the heavy fish lor the plmlogu-ph by Henry Jameson lo the hit­ deal, was on hand bill was not DcLand 24 13 723 Jax Bench Hntnrdav, June 7 WATER SKIING ler’s front yard was n major operation. Mi. nnd Mrs. Molt will return cailrd upon Orlando .11 in m Patatkn at Leesburg In iiililillon in Drop nnd 1^-nhardl, Jaxvllin Bench 21) NASSAU, Maintain* WV-A uccund lo Tacoma, Wash., next Thursday. Hu Is attached to Ihn HtHlh Fight­ 17 630 Coma et D-Land Ihe llrngnts acquired Slmrtslop Hanford attempt to water ski from N*x*au er Interceptor Hqundrnn. 20 20 302 Johnny Pesky, Third Maacmnn Palalka to Miami wltl bo m ute Thursday 26 23 531 Sanford at Daytona * Fred llalflcitl nnd Pilcher Mill Daytona Reach hy Bruce Parker and Evelyn Wol­ 13 25 .468 Orlando *t .In* n"nrh 41>II f Sundav. June 6 Wight None of Ihem saw action Cocoa ford if weather permit*. 17 so 302 Tuesday nlghl The Amllyvllle, N. Y.. pair failed Leesburg 17 33 310 DeLand nt Jax Renrh Cocoa nt Orlnmlo Luke Easter spearheaded L'lcve- Orlando 5 I'alatka 2 tn make It on thnlr previous at­ Leesburg at Sanford Innd's triumph with his eighth DcLand 5 Leesburg 4 tempt April 80 bul Ihcy covered homci and a single lo drlv« In Jacksonville Hearn II Daytona Daytona *t Pstatk* 133 mllo* lo aet a new world nonMonday. June t) half his team 's runs. Tho victory atop record before high waves Reach 4 Jax lleuch nt DnLnnd (DH) boosted the Indians bnck into the Cocoa II Sanford 10 dumped them Into tho Allantic Ily WII.I.AHI) CONNOLLY Orlando nt Cocoa American league lead by one Palalka at Sanford about 60 mile* east of Miami. Traffic got tied up at Frnnch Sanford a I Leesburg game over the Itcd Sox. Parker am Miaa Wolford will Orlando at DeLand Avenue and F.leventh Street Sun­ Palalka at Daytona Brooklyn retained M a one-game be towed behl . an air-sea rescue Daytona Beach al Cocoa day night as motorists slowed varying from an lo Tuesday, Jane Iff margin over Ihr New York (Hants Jacksonville beach at Leesburg boat at a * down at thu itslonlstilng sight of Del .and at Pnlntka hour. in Inc National league race, de­ National League to mllai an it huge fish hung hy n ratio from feating Ihe Pittsburgh Pirates, M , Brooklyn 38 tl .718 n trim In front ot llie Jameson KHAf rtn home runs by Jackie Robinson, New York .502 U It home, ft .Last Thl* Car) Furlllo nnd (lit Hodges. The .571 at Chicago 18 It was a Jew fish, It feet eight Ily NKti, DILBRIDK Flayfr Cl*** (1 AH It it HR SB RBI -Wesk Week Dlanls shellacked the third-place Cincinnati 2] .408 at Inches long and weighing -Mill I'lrtle V 4.1 157 20 66 7 l 41 .360 .357 Issue IIIled Kress Staff Writer Chicago Cubs, 17-4, with tho aid I-null 21 477 Smith ....... 33 pounds which Major Jack Moll I‘1teller John Fclner put nut a of 17 hits Including a homo run, St. It 41 ltd 44 63 2 la <0 .361 .330 Philadelphia 18 aa .450 of the Marines, had harpooned nlnlh-lmiliig lire lo give the first- Ihrcn doubles and three triples. Clement* LS 16 65 i:t 17 0 6 10 .101 .300 in 410 Boston 33 that morning wiiile mi a fishing placo Del,and Mrd lints n 5 4 edge 6 .310 .304 Baird V 16 56 16 17 0 1 Brilliant relief pitching by age­ Plllsburgh 2.19 35 II trip wilh three eiuminnhm* on a over the Ig-ndmrg Packers In a less Hatchrll Paige brought a 3 2 Poston LS 44 ton 23 48 2 3 12 .306 .306 New York 17 Chicago 4 key oiitsiJu Tampa May, and had Florida Slab- Dciihuu baseball victory for the SI Umls llrowns Kaasnhluii 7 .304 .206 V 17 III 10 1H 0 2 Brooklyn (I Plllsburgh 4 brought hack on a utility trailer game Tuesday nlghl Snndermeyer It 27 111 in 11 a 4 27 .278 .270 over the Washington Senators. llostnn 3 St l/mls 2 A crowd formed quickly at the The winning run was scored on Paige yielded only four hlls lu tf sight of tlm big flail banging Fred CnvallurtT* ilmilde that 3 2 .3 Innings of relief and singled Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia I New York at Chicago from the tree, illuminated by hrnught homo Boland Ortega In iho winning run In tho 17th. two snot light*. Major Molt, hold­ from second. Cnvallaro lurmurly It was the ancient Negro right­ Hrooklyn at Pittsburgh llniton at St. Lout* ing his rubber flippers, harpoon played oulflcld with the Scmlnolo hander's third straight single. Philadelphia at Cincinnati apenr and other ut-iir, posed with llliic* Annihrr pitcher turned hitter Mr*. Molt beside thu fl*b, while In Ihe Inp of Ihe ninth wilh none when righthander Johnny Sain, In American League 26 in Ml photographer Henry Jameson mil, l^-cshurg Idled tin- bases on a pinch hitting role, smashed a Cleveland .671 2t 15 a walk, an error and a hit. Then lung single wilh two out and tho Boston snapped thu picture. R.1 10 .541 Major Molt, who |* home on Fclner gill Leesburg Manager Dun bases loaded In Iho I3lh Inning Washington 20 17 .541 leave from Tnkunin, Wash, visit­ Anderson In lilt into a force nut In drive In tha run that gnvn Iho New York .300 23 22 ing hi* parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. at Ihr plate. Khurlslnp Johnny Kyk New York Yankees a t-3 victory Chicago 17 10 Philadelphia .473 Tom Molt, Is a Dying urn who hit a pnp foul to Cnleher liny over Iho Chicago While Sox. 31 .437 Lnula 35 won high limiar* In action In tlm Dunno, Don Trump filed uul lo Rookie nullirlder Wally Post SI. 38 .a n n Solmnon* during World War II. eeriterflrlil and Ihn game was over drove In Imlh Cincinnati runs with Detrail In other games, Orlando heat a single and homrr lo give the Cleveland 6 Boston 0 Catching the big Jew fish in IK) Pnlladclphla 3 Dstrnlt 1 feet of water was not easy, In­ I’ltlnlkn, 52, Cocoa Irlmmrd Or- Reda a 2 1 Irlumph over Rubin New York 4 Chicago 3 (II Innlnga) stated. About six of (lit- mime Reach heal Daytona (leach, 11,4. Roberts and the Philadelphia Phil­ SI. Lnuia 3 Washington 2 <17 In ­ type were seen above It n* It Sanford scored eight limes after lies. nings. 'swam 20 feet down near noon- Iwo outs In Ihe hip of the eighth Rookie First Baseman George Chicago York 'tolling. Assisting him, wua A. C. bill Cnron scored three runs In (ho Crowe slammed an eighth-Inning Clevelandat alNew Boston McCarthy, Judo expert from Tin­ Iasi half of Ihe Inning lo win (ho homer, his second In Iwo nights, Detroit at Philadelphia dall Field. Major Holt picked game by a run. Mob Smith catne lo give Ihe Hoston Braves a 32 SI. Louis at Washington what he thought was Ihe largest across for Ihe winning scoro nn s win over the Cards. Jim Wilson Be«.iha world* fastest GrevFlorida International League fish of Ihe lot uml shot his spi-nr, Ily by Pep Rambert. Smith. Just pitched a 2 hitter for hi* ll\|rd hounds race aa tha Cnrlain 40 600 II Miami propelled hy stout rubber strips. purchased from (I hIiicsvIIIp . lift a irlumph Rises on tha opening of the 38 Miami Beach at .044 The ipear was attached lo a row .1 run homer In Ihe lormiH Inning Rammer Raclag Season 33 .688 Tampa boat containing two other com­ Paul Kskrw hit a homer wilh the Major Ircaguc' Dsylons. 1 571 Havana sa 14 bases loaded In spark Sanford’a panions. 30 SI. Peleraburg n big eighth Inning. The Jew fifth gut going and West Palm Heach 28 88 wrapped tha rope around somu Ily ASSOCIATED PRESS Ilartmin Young lulled In five Lakaland 10 M toiling, It took hard work to get runs, two wilh n double In tho Fort Laudardile 8 48 U dislodged said Major Halt, It fourth Inning and three wilh • American l«agua est Palm Beach 4 (10 Miami 9 Wes took four men to get it ashoro triple In Iho seventh. In lead Jack­ Balling — DiMeglio, Boston. Innings) Quhiielu Kvery Race and Into the trailer, sonville Reach's hilling In Iho vic­ .158: Rosen, Cleveland, ■VPI H H H . .338; _ J | Man­ Lakeland 1 Havana 0 . „ Among the Interested specta­ tory nver Daylonu Beach. llo, tle, Niw York. 333: Robf Roblnoon, Chic- Miami Beach 7 Fort Laudardale i tors In front of the Jamcsun (Icorgu Ktnrinann gave up ulna ag|n, .324; Woodling, New York, Tampa 8 St. Fateraburg 1 (IS inManny Gatoa Rand homo was Sid Richard, wlnt hit* nnd struck out nmo la pilch nlngs.) •aaurod tha fish and assisted Orlando's tu Iho win nvor Palslka. Runs — Avila, Claveland, 18; Havana at Lakeland (I). . Pat Coffmans Baton Twirlar lowering It from the trot at* May Thomas stale homo lo score Rosent Cleveland, 87; Simplon, West Palm Beach al Miami , - It—Eakew I, Parlae 0, Aleno 8, Brooklyn 1, Ithwlea I, Kenle 1, Sherba 1, Ward 1, Matteonl 9, Smith 3, Knlker I, Caldwell 8, Docker I, Vickery. I7-Vlekery. r tho photograph was taken Matteonl 8. Rill—Eakew 4, Aleno Jew are quite edible, said a, Brooklyn, Rhodes, Sherba, Mat- Majorfish Bolt. leonl, Smith 8, Hughes 8, Ram* hert, Batogh,, Vickery. 8B-** n ' ’ Smith, Rhodes, Parlae. SB—KolBleacher Seatsf 50c ker. IIR—Smith, Aleno. Rake#, ^ nr _ DP—Bheroa to Imbra to ParlNi Tha Seminole War* h*^r Docker lo Matteonl to Rambert 9| reduced adult bleacher seal Alcan, Imhra to Parlae. L e fttickets from 70 cent* lo 44 Hanford 4, Cocoa 7- BB—off Byril canto .for the ramaiilder 8, Aleno Vickery , \ Bass I. H&*tha sosson. The'decision ci hy Byrd 2, Vickery fl. Bass 1 i* is in BH >i* Tnnln, mmiigs, “8 runs i 1 10 Vli # in 7 2/8, 0; Torres 0 . atar voter maetlag In tha Illy Hall IsJt ond in 8/ 8, 0| Base 8 (n I tf , the SemiW all »l«kL rttnaa 0 in 8/1 laat night I ary 7f*rls?). r—Bass, Loaar—Aleno. r—Aleno. U oultfieldcontrINl y anrl Hannum, T—lill* er cr to . the Impact. ..... loot to the Blues for Br. week* doctor* listed to* loniab kwlth, Jr. I #80 ! J. 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At Untie, lUytiiiin Itni.l, |00 week, nltta lux, without linen. l-hone Hanftml IM t-J. . • —— — ----------- milntcd Interview it|i|.lii itl.m | ’ „ i| Hufn With Slip Cover 20,1111 I., Kill heii, E i n p l t ( '. l i f t I' ,, ,| (iveiHluffi il l.inmrte Coipuratioii, Neivnrk, Neu Vml IT Hi with Slip Cover 20.IHJ Slnle. t ).,*•*) Wnml llnl, Ilr.a Hprlnir mul Huh Mutt i f . , comnlett. ,Tr*.(<0 IIAItllEft- -Steady Job for ■• liul.l.t-a|.iihle inait in lli-l.and'* Iihk I'.fij l.nrjje Cheat t.f ust shop. Mr Fmlden's llurbet 1 1 --------------------“ 111 aw era 20.00 3— Kail Kalita Far Hals —3 lUeil I.ihki' Dreaaer ..... Shop, Del,mul, Flu. 10.00 If you w an t to Huy, Rant or Hull, Ite«. IlD.ltn Hhnpworn y |ic. AUTO Mechanic Wanted, uenerul Heil Room Unite ... 7B.00 H*ei exprrlenen necusHiiry. liuarniiM A T H E R O F HANFORl) J . W. IIA M ., Raaflor tend salary with paid vnintion. 20.1-01$ K. lal HI. I’hott* 127 Florida ttta ta Hank lluIhllnK Must have haml tools. Apply to "Call 11*11*’ ITione I7BH . Walter Fennel, nt Seminole n il, y lIRNACIKh— fly Krcaky, County Motor*, t’honn Milt or IIKFK NHPrVlO l IHIN (iF O It Wall, Floor ami FI replant, ftar tl pjn . 772-W. ______I'KRHONNEI. _____________ M. O. IIOlHiKft NAVY Down payment* 2 bedroom h o m e t 05 W. lal HI. I’hnn* 12H > ft WORK- WANTED 1870. I* I A N 0 H —Gulbranien, Hplneta BABY BITTER — Best of refer inadroom hutiae $U50. hrltt'il from (810.00. Includes j encea. Mr*. Miriam Vlnup, tin ,ive In flpnfprd In your own home, tunings. Term*, tradr-lm.. Ku,Wc»t IQ.tb 8t. l ’houo 1013 M. Hava rank and ilrlvlnu time. dnr'a I’latm Store, 1200 Myrtle. ly ipeclfiratlona, ap. Quality tile bath, Foe night appnintmanta call BABY B IT TE R . Mrs. F alkenheru. bdit, •craanad braniowa/, car ____ Aid b____ T. . _ . ¥ _ _ ___ beat rG(erencea. Rhone 1211-J. 12(18-W. litleit, utility room, laundry facilltlm, AI.I. Motlern trttllnr a|.ure ul t.pautifiil, alrntlv Himlontlo Trail■r Park. HhllfflohonrtU, reerunlion rormi, all till’d ahowera. “Really rlertn for folk, who car*." U tnllea aoulh of Hit'ifoi ll __i«^^t^yidHrdHtH^J7-0j^JJ_UvHy. kitchen caAilnaU, Hotpolnt rnnyo and refrlfcratar, Duo Therm oil apace heaUr, furred and pla»|er. ed walla, Iqaulsted relllng*, $pu> clou* laadacatifd lota. Oilor.wallar Home*, Ine. Cornar Mallearllle and Randolph HtelNiif.n UHXtwy A»«. • WMWf t i lY. Diatrieba hv I f ' West Flint liiri I ’fo ler. Mi '■i ' 'i1. *IJ The F m lil- i \ " »< a : (•«'. : 1 I 1 13— NOTICKH-I’RHRONAI.8 —U TIIE Working Man'* ahopping plnre for new, used and refinlshnl furniture fur the romiiln'.t home, Budget Friers. Telrpnom M21 The Furniture Center - ME West (j'lr^, _ ,nm JI I r, AIITOMttHIlEH —IP 'll) FORD Coupe, radio, heatejv plshtie seat covert. H It o n 4 137S-J1.. '50 CHEVROLET. I dour Hlylelin* VENETIAN Hllnda—For Free Es­ HICK lioUSEf bragyy doors, Deluxe. Excellent eundlttnn, ■ trier- i *|>otth, “ “ -*- stu ' p a ’ repulrt timate Call S20. Hrnkarlk Ulaaa 28000 miles. (450. Down, (03.07 Ibtj G ill lloue* Dortor, and Paint Co. par month, Flionr 128H w WINCS 4SP IKVBM All Papular Btaa4» GOLDSBOHO FAC1AGB HTORH taia-W. Ittk Sfc ■ r' r el...I, p i iv n l i ' lo o m . T e le p h o n e I I I fm f t ......... hm iilt- m strip J - - a:"° *"■ M lu alntaa O ggortunllir* -HI •My aharai of capital IfK ’H lrenorvo i r t . l ' l ( H life Mi l l III)' III * ml Incur. J 9OtO 17 ~BSERVICE ER viCECYCLEi Fhone ]y|i-lV. TRAII.RRB ■ nice cpm/tany. Contact Iiux MXi, HOUSE TCAILrUl, (800.00. Caft c/o iU rtfd. for W. E. Griffin, Fho.ta 9109, I 4| l *4 | . IH ■ ■ ■■ "mm ■* a p t k " 1 �*- • • ""'r\ ■■ -’:v 1 ■" v ft* TUB SANFORD HERALD )>•(«. 8 Wed. inn* 4, U 32 Britain Joint U.S. In Protest Over Korean Politics Syngman Rhee Asked To L i f t Martial Law Jn Pusan Area PUSAN. Korea <iT» — Britain to­ day joincil the United Slate* In iroli-allng to President Syngman thee over recent political develop incuts In till* temporary Souih Ko rean capital Alec Adam*. charge d'affalre*. orally oulllned the llrltl*h |M>tilltm to Hlite, then handed the aging leader a written statement, lie lolil correspondent* the statement backed lip the pollrlc* of the U S Stale Department Riven llhee in a note Tuesday. The American emhussy ulso handed llhee a note from Presi­ dent Truman which called rerenl political developments In Pusan shocking. Informed sources said the British and U S notes expressed the same views on the South Korean political crlal* a* the United Nations Com­ mission for Die Unification and Hehabllltalion of Korea The com­ mission recently asked llhee to lift martial law In Pusan and release 12 opiMisIllori assemblymen under arrest. 'Ihe II N representatives voiced the opinion llhee was attempting to control Ilia presidential election In (he Assembly late this month by Jailing his opponent* sollenytl ilia policy today, Rhee sol apparently us u result of the iloti hie barreled protein from the U S ami Britain A government Public Informs tlon Office auuniinreiuriit said Rhee would mil dissolve the Na­ tional Assembly now. Earlier he was reported tin the verge of dlahanding II. Also til llhee’* order, military authorities released a newspaper editor who had been arrested after crillciilng the government. Minimi law authorities were ordered not In arrest any nv mure assemblymen nut directly Involved In whal llhee has culled a "Com inuutkl pint" against Ida admlnla trillion Thu Assembly went out nf busi­ ness Tuesday when 52 pro-llhee member* announced Ihey no longer would work with lawmakers Ihey labelled "corrupt." llhee and a majority of Ihe as aemlilymen have long been al odds t Tl MIINSAN, Korea - United Nations and Communist truce np fiiHatur* today exchanged strongly worded notes on prisoners of war. The Beds harked theirs with a renewed threat that Bed armies In Korea iiikitht march. North Korean Gen. Nam II laid on Hm Panntunjnm conference (able a written protest against what the flcils termed "barbarous and cowardly" treatment of cap lured Beds on Ko|u Island, ............................................. 1 lie reminded Ihe Allies of earlier warnings Hint Bed armies wmild not sll Idle whllo Communist sol dlrrs are "m assacred." Muj (Ion. William K Harrison J r demanded Ihal Ihe Beds "with oul further delay" account for nearly I,not) United Nations sol­ diers believed captured by Hie Red* but uevor listed by them. The senior If, N. Command del* late'a note listed VI names, moily Anl« ilerleana, to add lo H95 names riimpllcd by Hie U. N. since December. The name* will nol he made public. Allied officer* aald, lo avoid raising fulse hopes among rela live*. The 34 uilniile session produced no progress toward settlement of III* Iruee blocking Issue uf whal to do about 100,000 captured Reds which Allied screening ahowed re r Dr. Haft To Sp&ik At U. Of F. Service lli.el Defense* Funds tl'HMlti l i r e t u n s I ' s a e Hast House rul mil. The compromise carries 44.W»H, 047,750 for Europe; 4741,430,500 fur Asia and Ihe Near East; 4880,220, 000 for Ihe Fur East ami Pacific areas; I7H.0I4.75O for l.nllti Amerl ea; 10,240.500 for moving European populations to less crowded areas; 42.587.500 tu pay cost* of trims porting aid tu Europe; tl5.7ng.7Vi fur assistance to underdeveloped areas, ami tlfl.4Hl.000 for Ihn United Nations International Children'* Fund. Photo by Cox Gmald Covington, tupping all Seminole High School seniors In height, seived as president of Ilia Glee Club, was an outstanding mem­ ber of Die basketball squad, was a member of the Thespians ami stalled ill crliool play*, lie WHS || number of the Student Council, and lie attended Hoys State. Eisenhower ■• ....iliiiiril l-r-.m I ' a e e Heel nir* and trophies that came to him from World Wiir II Eisenhower and four of Ills brother* were to lay Ihe corner stone (or the loumlutluns of the building A parole with more Ihim 30 flouts was next on the program Each float llhistrateil xomu phase of Klienhowur'x life. The lust float placed him III the While House— a hope, no) a fad From there, Ihe plan called fur a spierh al Elsenhower Park, on the opposite outskirts of town One nl til* Washington llvulvnunls said "lie will speak .ul, frankly, on the things people wunl lo know iilimil Ills iMislllon " runner* for Ihe (SOP nomination, iiciurc the July 7 National Conven­ tion The winner would get mil only 14 voles lull u springboard lido Ihe cruciul convention flour bafllui Not counting Tuesday's results, the Associated Press tabulation of GUP delegate strength based on known ami conceded alignments— give* Tall a 420 lo 387 lead over Elsenhower Among Democrats, Sen. Estes Krfaitvcr bowled over rival unlnstrutted *luic* by 2 to I margin* In South Daknlu und California Tuesday The lanky Tennessean tho* picked up eight vole* In South Itukuia and ut In California. These—plus the 15o he already had and IH previously pledged Mutyluml delegates named Tues­ day al a cnnvonlion—ran Kefauver's total to 244 In Ihe Associated Press Hilly of Demoerullc dele­ gate* Nearest him I* Georgia's Sen lllchard Bussell with Mlfc, followed by Mutual Security Ad inlnMrutor W. Avcrull llarrim an Ity The Associated Press Dwight Elsenhower's political D lluy dawned amid psychological warfare—mounting returns from llu- Sunlit Dakota primary In which he Irulled by u fraction of u per With flVr l l ' s S l l s s M K fn m I ' s a , l l s r l Demucrutlc uomlnallon ul the eetdute point carried on by Italnli Heath of Dm llestdls Ir urn 1722 of South July 21 convention requires UI0. U. H. Geological Survey, puintlng Dukoto'* 1.1147 precincts showed Like Kcfuuver. Californio Gov. out that this Is pari of u state­ Hen Holier! Tull of Ohio gelling Eurl Warren held a 2 to I lead In wide program, and »f vital In­ 50 35 per cent and Elsenhower 40 AS the West Coast stale's prlmury, terest to local grower* concern­ per cent Votes were: Taft Ul,730, winning 7o GOP convention tleleed with lowering of water tallies Elsenhower lit).003 t'ales and llepuhlican Sen William or possible salt wuter Infiltration. The tidal lie publican vide there I-'. Know land, in what wa* lider "This men Is a critical tone in Is experted In lueak a 11)32 record preled us a slup al the Trutnun this respect," he declared this of I2H.ISSI udmltiUtrullon. apparently was morning, "and records are needed Tin- Sool'i Dakota skirmish was nominated It) both parties, a-sur to know whal to do In the next tor It llcpiddlran und eight Demo ing Ills election. 2(1 yearn to conserve the fresh I era Hi- presidential Knowlund, a Truman critic, beat nominating water supply.” lie added that for votes GUI' nolullijllon requires icnmcrutic llcp. cllntnn McKIn 41.000 a year, the Counlv I* get­ floi und ami 14 seemed M-rmetl mightv few to non, u Truman supiMirter. They ting services worth 9A,000. lie cunning Mich u nation wide were entered In both party prlThe Commission donated |200 I honnluh marie* under California's crosifor Ihe Negro Ilov Seoul Camp The reasons were psychological: filing luw. near I’aoTh. ordered a new water Soi'Hi Dukol'i was the lust head on Kelnuver'* i-miwi' 1*1*'- '•« ' ’sli#-». eooler for drinking purpose* at Ihe clash nl Taft and Elsenhower, lop ula was a ticket beaded by At* County jail, und designated Ihe Sanford Atlantic National Hank, Flurlda State Hank and Cltlians Hank, Oviedo, as depoaltnrlea. County Bourd •r session la ichedttlcd Thursday. Brig. Gen. William P. .Ntiokpl*. of an armlillc*. Only 70.000 Allied U. N. spokesman, said Ihe Alllea held POW* have laid Ihey would slnra December have heun cum relurn In Red anil without a fight piling names of Allied soldier* rapBed* but never atThe Communisti demand that al lured by Ihe ............... for by litem, lie aald Ihe their ea|)lured soldiers ho returned. rountfd The Alllea say nu tine will be namea were obtained from Red broadcaals, letters, Communist forcVtl lo i-elurn. publication* a n tl confidential At Cominunlal Insistence, south sources. iir. Victor L. Mayara. M. Alex­ andria chiropractor, told Federal District Court Tuatday ha had not fllad fadaral raturna since moving to Virginia In IML lie said ha bad been told by a friend that If be moved to Virgin­ ia he wouldn't have to pay feder­ al la irs. IIIIS STB IKE JACKSONVILLE oW-Bus drivers today voted a 30 day (nice In Ihelr strike which lias Idled Ihe Jack­ sonville bus Iranspurtatlon system for inure than a month. Wage negotiations will be carried on during Die truce ace peril period, favored by drivers 138 to lo 72. r S p vote followed a talk by Mayor llaydon Hums urging considera­ tion of the public In delermlning the issue Photo by Cux J ob McClung, In addition to many other activities, served during the past ast yec. year ... as president ......... of the Key . Club which l* under the S|,un*ur ship of the Hanford Klwanla Club, ll* served as business manager of Die Glee Club, waa on thu Celery Fnl staff, w in class treasuier, ployed football and went to noya State. GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS JACKSONVILLE t4t - Firms In Fort Lauderdale and I'anainu City were among those In Florida re COST OF OPERATION cflving contract* recmlly from the WASHINGTON (44-All It coat government >mt laapayrrs to operate the steel The contracts: Smith's Hasln, mills while they were under gov­ Fort l.amlcrilalo, harbor tugs, 45.ernment aeliure was Ihe price of U7IMXH). delivery date June, I'J53. a series of telegrams and »« phone Leon B. Ilelauig, Panama City, call*, alia, barges, S14.U05.UOO, delivery statu Official* aald today no coat esti­ September, 1053. mate* have been made yet for Ihe eight weeks of government operitloa, hut they said the only ECONOMY PHOG It A31 added cash outlays wUl be for Iwo round* of notice* lUCi to 72 steel ItlDGEFIKI.D PA UK. N .J i* .companies—one notifying them of Commlsslmier Hots H. Vogt to­ Ihe aeliure and Hie other calling day Inaugurated a 4-lrggni eco­ II off. nomy program. The Commerce Department Vogt Imported two sheep to waa In terhnlcal charge of the crop Ihe grass lu llte village'* steel Industry but operations artwo porks. If ihe sheep work oul lualiy were carried on by stool In­ aa well a* demonstrated In a dustry management and workers trial run Tuesday. Vogt aald four throughout aa If nothing had hapmore animals will be uurrhaaetl. penes ed. llu said he figure* the progiram will save on manp9Wrr and malorney General Edmund Brown. rhtnery. Warren's rival ticket waa pro-Taft bul technically pledged In llep Thomas It. Wenlel of California, INDIA DMAHTKK In Alabainu’i primary, a firm CALCUTTA, India iJt — In-ports supporter of llussell was trailing a from Imllu's teu-growlng stale of candidate who soya only llml he Assam today said severe earth "leans" lo Ihe Grorglan. The con- tremor* and floods have devas­ eat will round out Alabama's 22 tated u witle area. There was no member Democratic delegation Ini mi dlate word oil casualties, hut Bussell anil Krfanver each have officials rnmputed the disaster seven The other* are imrominlt with the great HI50 quake, which ted. look a high lull BED INVASION The Weather nu j DRIVfc-IN • ^ V W W W W A »»V N A ^ ^ ^ ^ NO HOT DAZE FOR YOU Carrier ROOMAll CONIIflONIR! you can dial tha waathar to fit tho d a yl i». 4“ 1 I Equipment TENNIS was Clark'* Brat visit to the Stm The Spalding Kro - B a t ----- IJ.05 • AIH IONDITIONHD • H i t X LAST TIMES TODAY ! t hail express tUt CMANOUR •AUX NICOt THURS. & FRI.I CIIILDREN'8 PRICE: 25c For All Performances Of "Jack and Ihe peanalalk" THIIR FIRST FICTURf in cotoei J w ,,,1*44*4 with (44444... « SHC74CU ‘ •*4 l tOMiOM ‘ SU V ON RAINY DAVIt Without opening and clos­ ing windows, you enjoy mailmum ventila­ tion from your Carrier unit. • SWIM FINS • MASKS • GOOGLES • tv ON HOT DAVIt New C arrier "Super-Cooling” keeps you com fortable no m a tte r how high the therm om eter goes. ON MUOOT BATIt New C arrier "H um ltrol" ^ — wrings 28% more m oisture o u t of tl)* air to keep you crisply refreshed. *T By — leading Manufacturers WILDCAT NTH IKK FA It MING DALE, N Y. (4 t-F u ll production was resumed today at tho huge plant ol In public Aviation Corp., after u 2 day. wildci wildcat strike which the company said cost more Tlmndcrjrl planes Ilian several weeks action In Korea. ( Picket lines were withdrawn Tuesday night, and there waa no Interference when the day shift reported for work today. The pick­ ets had been posted by production workers who had defied Ihelr union leaders In the AFL International Association of Machinists. The Shop Htownnl*' Council, which was nchlnd the walkout, In­ structed Ihe union tnen lo return to work The strike started Mon­ d a y morning over grievance m af chlnery. KANGOON. Burma ir - Nation­ alist Chinese Irregulars have jx-tie Hated C3 miles Into Yunnan Prov­ ince and occupied Ylsiatig. urn Nulouullkt sources at Mi-sal, a mtr tier town utt the 1'hal fiontler. suld today There wua no confirmation here of thu report, which said the High Low F rtrlp . irregulars now control 0,400 square 87 1. M miles of Yunnan territory. Yis- Asheville 73 11 lang is about 100 miles east and llnstoil Chicago 7It 51 slightly north of Lushto. Cleveland 82 55 08 i Angelt-s tot 58 New Drlurins on mi a FI.UOM WATERS 4) New York 82 05 fl? 55 08 SAN FRANCISCO '41 — Flood Sc a lth> 87 74 05 water* spread nv r snore than 77.- Jni-ksnnvillc S, *,'„| 84 71 01 uoo nrtes of tU-t< farmland* In TnlluhaMce 33 70 California's C4nD.il valley today a» summer like wruluer melted a record snow pack In the High Sier­ I'ltAlltlB l.AKK ra Tidily iM-rsons were evacuated Tuesiiuy from flood threatened homes In Ihe Hlocktan area. The Tide Itlver, which ripped mil /) a section of tlike near Conorun I V & r New Momluy, bus flooded 28.000 acres. L V Hkowlag A few mile* In Ihe sonlli, another "Decision He fore 45,000 ucres lu llte old Tulare Luku I Hasln are Inundulrd. I, Dnwn" Much of the land was planted § — u ls o In rollon und barley Farmers working around the clock harvested v "It llnpiicned One liiosl of Ihelr barley before Ihe N ight"_____ flood-, hit. Hid Ihe cotton Is a tidal I ______ loss, estimated by grower* at five lullllmi dollars. with a NEW SEOUL 144—Allied fighter bomb.ra attacked North Korean targets in force Inday. Halm Tuesday nail I’O ltXTV cut down air aaaatdla to only a N T* . - sorties. Seven B 28* bombed Communist front *«<ms lline | M rposition* w*»Mv«t« in **• early * m i | •morn(«**• •• Ing (larknoNs After heavy cloud* obscurtd targets Is farther nor >rlh Other B-Ma reported U supply 've hides destroyed In Ihe night. The rains muddled lha lU-mlle “ front. Allied tanka southwest of Ihe Miuuan truce camp caught about 78 .Chinese in the open Ttieiday aftirnoop and retried killing or wmndlni about W- The tanka spot: ed lb* Reds nesr lha Junction of Imjln and Han Hlvers and fired from Ihe nppualte hank. Gen. Mark Clark! Unlted NaUom commander, and Gen. James A-V*n W**L Eighth Army chief, ,¥,«*• *ront Ihla morning U ltr finishing a lour started Tuea- SO *• »F/f#j g-r WASHINGTON <.W-The Senate today retainz lUUtiy rejected t i - J T i m i -a piuposul ------ - "lo -------ihe present 3 w a^m em bert uPa^4 the Wago Stablliiatlon Board (WSB) and the board's dispute-, settling powers. The rollcall vole was 50 lu 2rt. . , The vote was on an amendment lu *a* bill to extend the econom y ' control* law and was offered b Sen. Douglas (D. HI ). Under me plan »el futlh by Dou««; >•- .ht- buuiil »oul<I cotilinua to ' iiate memUo* representing Ixbur, industry and the public. It would also tel am ihe board a power lo recommend terms for telHtng strikes T*"' Senate action leaves still pending a rival proposal (o bounce .glflli *11141 IIIUll-lll/ S IIIWWIB off .unoi and industry IM member* Ihe hoard und.......... lo strip I lf • • .«*IitImmof bAm m (Miwer to recoinmeml setllem entr Pri-sldeiit Truman has urged re ­ jection of that plan. Plana for the baseball talkathon, at the writing of these brief*, have not been completed. Bralley Odham will be on the air for the Seminole Bluee Thursday evening and all day Friday, so be eure to listen for the details and the times. -1400In the meantime, musle take* over on "The 1400 Club" every morning and a/icnru»r.*rr',.7..,-,lng al 10.GO and 4,GO u'tdutk. In the two one-hour dlsc-Jockey session* it ran lx- rlassleal. popular, folk, or what-have-you. If you’re miss­ ing Ihe “ 1400 Club" then you’re missing a real musle treat. -1400Tnl.y Dowdv, the Florida For­ est Service hillbilly emeee and mu­ sic maker Is heard regularly on WTBB every Saturday mnrnlng at 0:40. It's a quarter hour of un­ usual variety and entertainment with Tohv speaking up for the Fiorlda Forest Bervlee and con­ servation of Florida’s forests. -1400Two programs are mlselng this week from WTRR'a schedule. On Thursday morning at lltlR the "Better American Speech" quarter hour and on Fridays at the same time "The Book Corner". Ilundred* of school children ami adult* were pleased, throughout the ichin.l year, with these presenta­ tion*. As a public service, they will be tesumed In September. -H00IGNORANCE IH BI-ISR ALEXANDRIA. V* . W - A man who said ha didn't know Virginia residents bad! o pay frriaral Incom* lax** has baan rnnvlcted of falling to Ilia on tt?8,84# tnroma for Ih# yaara IWH- . .' *-i r . . *vvij f V*£'t. • f Senate Rejects P laif Over WSB Power* Br MARION HARMAN Berlin Crisis II ON1 1IIlira t m i n l ' n * r . . . •r-'.-JT ’ Radio Briefs GAINESVILLE (Special)—Dr. Kornell N. Hart, teacher and w rit­ er of sociology, will deliver the Uarralaureatc sermon In cere­ monies at Florida Field Stadium here Sunday night at 8:00 o’elock. The Duke University professor will address the University of Florida graduating class of over 1150 who will rerelve degree* at Commencement Monday "Inht, ulso ul H:0() o’rlork. The rhurches of Gainesville have announced they will suspend Sunday evening service* so tlint the eougicgution* may attend the Uarralaureatc program. Member* of the Gainesville Ministerial As­ sociation will lie among those in­ vited to the platform lay Univer­ sity President .1. lllllls Miller. During the piogtnm, the llvv. Paul II. Packard will give th« Scripture leading ami the Itev. Charlc* W. Spellman will deliver the Invocation. The principal speaker, Dr. Hart, has been Professor of Hoelology st Duke slnre lll.'IH and previously was Professor of Social Ktliles lit the Hartford Theological Semi­ nal y. Professor of Social Economy at iJryn Mnwr College and Researrh Associate Professor at tho 81*1* University of Iowa. He has written nine iKioks, the latest of which was "Technologi­ cal Acceleration and the Atomic ilomh," published in lltIH. In Sep­ tember nf 1048 ho was uwardftl the Edward I.. Iternay* Atomic Energy Awatd for the best actionrelated tesearch In the field of the social Implications of atomic energy. have been administering, Ihe llrlt Ish said anybody Inside Ihe station could gel nut bill no one could gel in. The ratlin remained on the air ilesui the bloodies* Idocknde and despite continually denounced Ihe llrlllsh for "nit lllegul provocation" which will "receive its deserved rebuff." The llrlllsh have nnl Indicated how long they Inlt-ml to malnluin their hlnckailo lull unconfirmed re ports salt) the Cumiuimlsts have enough supplies for a long holdout •• , ** • ** * •v 4 “ ON HAT NVII DAVIt Extra large Carrier filter and coll clean and waah thu air, re­ moving pollen and duat. fe IVIRV DAVt You get healthier living and relief from outside noise with your whisperquiet Carrier unit. Your head wont spin from heal and humkUty thu summer when you have a Carrier Room Air Con­ ditioner. Il'a engineered with the same know-how responsible for air conditioning the world's tallest skyscrapers, greatest theaters, moat famous hotel*. Easy terms. Call ua for information—no obligation. CROQUET SETS----- ».98 up s M ila n w ith s u n d - PLUS CARTOON - "ttAMD* «§ & ■ I COWBOT SO W �ra g ? IV YOU DON’T _ mJLU M B XXXX1II ?! *> " ! rut: 3 Tb? # a n f m roar Btalord Herald, Citr rare. by i N P. M., pl«»»*c»ll YELLOW ( AH U44 I in uni tonliruiril warm ....... .. t. I i i.la> except for very .. idi'U t ii.t-ie.l ill 1 .Jimt •l AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NKW SI’AI'KK SANFORD, FLORIDA TIIMtSDAI .11 SK ... I'WU E titnblU hcil 111(18 weaiiikk Aswtieiiileil I’le^ri I eased W ile aft.-r iiiHiu I turn Nit. 211(1 -------- ‘roman Plans oVisit Demo Convention SHS Ike Says Peace Is Issue Of Campaign; Delivers Major Talk Student Council lut President W o n ’t Go U n til A fte rN o m ination Is M a d e ; N oW a rTh isSu m m er (im r i.il Lashes Out A i I )t-mounts Saymi; T h e y 1 lave Been In I ’ltwei To o L oiir WASHINGTON iAi - President lltl laid today lie will alltmd Democratic National Conven after It liaa chosen its i.resi Dtail nominee—ami he will nut that nominee I The President added that he'd to attend Ihe whole Chicago tivent Ion hut won't do so he auie his presence mitflii create j I.. til I d t \ MIIHIN \ II i I I 1.10 I t.CIi i i i 11 t --nhniict ciiidi odiiii’ i i!>■ in mo. i,do adoiuiislni M 1 ........ . i .iinl pteparrd t i |n II oid Ihe di Kith ol i ......... I., is .idvoiallni; as •into ii. on Hie Ilepiilmc.io •111111 it.' it K.i Mi. pie ulelicy 11 >i . h i In ru ill poxv In. in i . .enloiwer '.ant i d ■. I t ,1. on ol e .i ci'id.ioo d to I | | . •li hii Ii.lllilll.il I* liMurbancc GOP Effort To Suspend (ool nils Defeated .91 ■ II House I ' . in K ill In nlu'Wri Supports Si. iirt, Rights In I ><.iIt11); W ith C ivil I n* i c, 11 Problems K im in i w k m i ll Vli.l I li K .lit 4* ill'll. ■' i * l i t iilii'K rt (Mitlinoil jl i« r i<it ill. ini bit I ImsUil y far ...... * > •r|'i »1 1 .in«l ln-Kl out un . L o ki » li i.» <.l ii Ui.Mi’l n Mac M n i ( u 1 1 1111! 1*4. .1 Truman xxu' told at l.h tiCVi-. Dlerenee some Republicans have \ i Itil11 It' Lt v O I I Ii r h v lu ll he Is engaged m a "devious h. t mmtiii- i ai»iil fire news * to get Ihe Humiliation lor * 111’i »ut i iln- . star iicneral . I n \\ f H I M li . I i itielf. • i n . I In riu h .n i t'.iiiihilacy for t (4 > 1" 4 .1 , U .) .Srii;«(i led i x i* Thla he denied ami said sueli h ii. i .i}*11***i11 |ii • uli iitial nomii'i *■*hii mi i i I'M Hi >||l| lll> 4.1 i *' n i" Mu' ,in ritu m tiiai "real Charges usually uilglnalo iu ,M, i., ■ . , , 1 J L .i, limlir v Inti in 1 1 , varped minds i-I n» «('l 0*111 III III flu* uorlii" li t l I* i aI ' i* ........ l" Ill I>1 1 i ii »» i- |>«i|»lia*:«1 I*-m ii * iif fhi' ilay Of Wednesday's statement by l . i ....... 1" 'in . Dwight D Eisenhower that iKlivilit1 li* i’l Illlki'll 111 flu* Tru* l i i t lie i lii li ppeil out ol In i I* >li * .» Democrats have been In Power .1 ..I l. i o lo I utiti lour, into Hie I li i' ill'll l ' * tm l H it 11t ll il 11 in nt ..liuini' 11 tiicii in Midi a May I In- in* ,i in * .I,- t •ele iI .I . 414 long, Mr Truman replied II !•• . it i . niici/i1 it KiMMihoMcr .............. . ............... 1 to . .loip.iign II up to Ihe people lo deride that |llll V* h i • I ....... t • M.l 1.44 - .atlils -t till h.l'.n fitlClKH policy I i •..li. « i io nic tool lo.iio Ha decline.! ed further comment on Mink I lira I I. I i i".ill * .......................................... 1mot . I il. tu III Elsenhower's opening campaign i (l.i % in" i I dl till , II o|i. I .itlllll In it • iit.•vA W. Vr| || IMiropC to eech, saying lie Is not at all in li i . • V. III! I lie Meiiilnolu lligli S'ehiii.l Student Council, aided hy Mrs. Virgil are Walter limitli, president, Kitty N l s M t Ii v i i ii. . i . .lo Olio ill ini'lit ■ ol i .H iiiiin Ho i oiiiiiiiiiiislic orhil, Kill Waited In the Itepuhlican pre bmi.h nod Misn Elio I Iti.o i. (acuity ailvisors, loi.l a successful year, Ellen Driggers, lleverly lim y, t'oiiio. i i I I H. i i ■' I Hid i tsiii|*i Mill* • ii.* <i i n . i in ii** in mi (utility in* Ii . I invention race III.Ill w I 1. I promoting school fni.ctionn, chapel programs nod school linproveinunts log lire Many Itiokavagi , I d Lin-l.it. Ui ! ll*' i t. III. li x (•) ■. if\ of LtMlllli: III • ♦<1 Uiil .ml rvpt'llsr Mill leap Likewise, Mr Truinan declined including palm trie* secured for tli auditorium. Heated, left to right Heidrurd, l.arry Hates, Mmiiei Mlllei .III I' I I II i i liii'li t| |»" ■k i' lln iKitmn.il hmtit ., tl........ ... will lie mi ifrrat at -} to get Into Ihe controversy he rill ol ti ll I ikltlt1 fill ' • In Ki. khi l .tklili! -Util MC Mill tween Elsenhower amt Sen Huh I L> \\ \ MHNi . I • * m imu I 11 ilitIItil'| i 1 i to i .omul tltilhii !ert A. Tafl over Elsenhower's air I K ' l i .ti ll ..Ini os • ft I k I'uim' domlilv t ; v> .it l i I'MfiiiM*i natty in a powet views, lie said with a grill '' I" ".I it MkM k .i fr ilnph III (MlLit) 111 I m i .v nt -h i L i n d hi* bip‘ that the OOP’s ipiarreh please i |I I • 11 m *i (in r n r rluii 111!I »' I *Ill1I ‘' ii • th« i it* Iitml 11 liamtlc ttu* him very much Iml lie's not going t l . it'll ' I--* i.......... • •-.'iiiiti Fair Km to get mixed up in them HI |ms*a,|1 Ilk t tail •I 111 ll ttll'l *' II I i i i i iu i n i timmisstonn On other mailers today, Mr Tru Ml 1 li i i.iinl I'L ■k■I |1l ii'll hv 1li* i M * * tu iii nli ,i tirimif piillli' man said: U till li I I i <I 11Ii M'mI til 1111)1' 1Hill' it . | |M - ll Ll Hi!' S'Ml III lit Wil l. \ |( |l niN.NOM.V .! tilt li*i itt, 11irk li riitlnH, t'liiiiiio 1—He does not plan to send t on l.i I I III i 1M till ill I i .ill I III Kllll II’" Il ls wan I oil,i y I Lmlwlif, H 'lllld 111*1*4*1 \ nil mm Muir ,ttIt! it"Hi t %iTw the ,vlirf Mini SliAvnrl Muthlinx Kim J m m any legislation deni lug with 1 i (■ kt il Hi. Ilk ill111,' I RWiitllctJ I III* IM*\Y mill cmvH ihI i vftJi* Miller, Jeiinm* I.urn Ml)In, ""is 11 ti« i Mi. "Mi lt Mir nmlluill of ffle steel strike, and he won't cum s 11 M i i « i iiImi hi I'nl ritlilill I i l l Mitt! t I le i I 'ii i'iiit'li1!'\ O v n ! /II,Mill) I *< m 11 it I . .l.i i ment lift* * 1mut kvitli mim allies Hu1 i £ " I M i i y J A wi a r d s Are Made On^ u""“Vm" i'liii hit'lli wu* v%tin 11root'll!*s| ^MmxIih. I1U |llin i ^1 •I" it r ' |<11" --•*11 'Irrincn* l .vm m u w vhW •t l|i. the T a l M t a r l W A d . till. ll 111*III i . i111 >1 l himill UHisill 11 " i liti M u Ailhiir'v in ( M t l i i v r i i m i n 1 1 I v’i >|M -1I« has hti<i no nn comment, nirninmit. and .m l nev anvv- ! C l U S S D a y P l O g i a i n al Ihe Heminnle Mlgll Helmol Ulna* ] * ( |Other* tW „ wwho |ll( received l.tlcrr 3—He ill. .1 •ll il l n it (Hpth'Y »■! Mm i I'M 'I. ! mil in d i tonal capac lay Ploginm this morning hy W1.r,.; N „ |u,y H„ ll(,t r ,.(,, .......... M„ er will have u comment, on the 1 -4 I \M mhii S II 111 Ki l l I ' •t cl *11 m vdi t \ At Seminole H igh Ei oes1 t.ow’ley, it tee.or. .1\ r|e Stlneclpliitr, ITUIlip I'oiiey, Supreme Court'* ruling that his inti li• M 1 ' lui j H . * i * ■ ' i* iiliili 'Mil hi hr njm ! .1 M. .I ili.ii il lie l.ecamc I'rcs .Mihh l b iJaui?hti*r j unt, Varn’o, Juily Wnnrii, linwn tliu leisure of the ilccl industry w i n . ' . II h i lie* it a tilith il IIi k m I Ia»| 11 iinl hiiii Ml- M" ( 01* hi i ..I. ..I W\ H I M I n . •l I tu I IH l.*r I.ui i, Y . >Isi Isi fGene l.tia.i Wii II I lin e e. l.ulhing I would illegal. A reporter recalled Ills At at. Impnss.lye .lay pm- Mr. ami Mr*, d, II. llltdiee, has (tlulii.ti illshop, Frieda Colvin. .•ii tun i I m 'II limn Mn i .H filial v oft toil.' m i IrM tSI ' in* ii m|i' ,. II. ... l.ai me li.iin seeking acprevious statement that nobody f/■"* “ l H«minole High fcelmul erve.l this year as first lieutenant klimm, and Haivey Wilk.iisnu Alt .niw Im|i Mt> M ■t ( |m •il t I., t ini■|if in milM,mt i xlch fi'ti* i il ' Mi . t i l iimI Si d I t I nk la i . > I., tl.e ini." i (.rains, experiMajorette* chosen this after can tnlre away hla powers of iei- ‘ Kerning. Principal Merman or head girl officer of the hand, tin i h i .'Imnl Hit* \ .i l iicriph O I *11111If a■111i a 11>I •I ' I ' l l ill.Hi hill . . . . . Ilk.. I-HI 1 f I ('III *ui s'i li ii. ii i n.nld i.u.l no any lure. Ml an emergency. nnd asked I £■ ‘«J|liraiiilhUd Margaret loud majorette and station head noon fur tile hand nest yeui Wert WiM -I Mu* Sot li*l ilnm.iiii Kurt> Illltl lilt' 11) * lit- l.i*'III' V t'l il" I t -Ml I ii ..I... •. ..I m . |.ni lance lo us and if bg would •ftlcWaW Mr . T ru " Ma Nv for li*r scholarship record of the tssophnoe aec'.iou. The an non need hy .lunette Itulllff, III*l ' i' l* ill ul ilut'il ,i.(i Mint |vi, L.I ii •niirfti* * liltia hud to hi., . u i . -i|» m i fin «I . i .ii.....xx.il. In-, ki.oxxledge nf J |i n paid he would ot a later dst« ai.fimmce.l her n» v«l*.ilct.,riao aw aril w a v Ksned on outstanding head majorette. These are Hlu-ll.i ii*i(i‘i .) hpi 1 111. l.i* v*ui Id to of it* nt tin* tim il I .|»t "'l.i u l *- ... i 1' i|» I .i l ird xxr.e ax.nluhle I ^ » » H « tloaiiM' cx|»cct wsr to <ir the U ajh of iwfi-*,. . \ illl 4 '.ill msl " li ndersliip, iimtlflan»Ylp 'and fine -Brnwnliig, J-'neds Colvin,, Oolleao . . , ' . l I liff f lit •*li Id f*l I 111l' i liuIlMiial ahxa li'l - of mil | I hr I mII1 |M III L In .... ■eit.iinU x.uul to km.w krfkh put in Evraim Uil yuismer ol'r- 'eutti.g her ivltii no lomuf, "‘Iiur, I|iialitleu as ati officer, Kngel.Aitsoti, Doris Junes, Patty 9 ; , ’ ,, ’(|I I M ii|(l II i* |M, [ laiiia i tv|ii* ol tiatint) lhal iiiii'd i now I'm Mt Ml' •( • j* »r *. -I I.. Hunt. ,ihi.iiI it "said, he kev, Mr. Morrln declared thaf , ,-.(•!• (1 Hand keys were uwaidcd lo five Witte. Hulidllulea chosen were Mo ,,l( ' ( ltd* r 1•( 14*1 1 ' i *1 I • i r*|if* Med I, .. ll i U" nl K.irn h da Viiin.i .-il.li.lv Mipported wouldn't 1st His daughter Margaret Malloy had hcen offered ‘'v" ginduatlAg senior*. This makes J* .lunii* (JtflrHliy amt I'utny C?i>llf«i • 4 1 I.I' 1 1 1 "1" nsin.i.n •.»>■ I’ni.u rh.ili... i i" •Mt A Ii. i">k»- 1.1st nhi'Mfi .toil J i l l |*f •*m|-Mv .1Mil "(Mil t hi I ■ ... I.. . . \ I alt ul <(Inn, Ei and ■ frit lid go through with their scholarships,* the Lewie »chuh»i'ih.. first members of thHnmiiiuri/.ihi? UMh yrur'n Urn .» ' •i . ' I ' M hi i in ! k atuI him k i i »io.,iii i, C. I , •i ..it. i ' . . In-', i ix al fur I lit- G U P ppoprtrcd European tour ilivlfin • >1 l'i * *(Mu fr":" ',h! H.-oiiool.. High Jrt-hool linn.I Alum aft i vlt lit, Mr ('invlry •i i li o.i SuiiMi I Kikuta I h* M •lift lair ... . .I..... in I'ue-day'v South ♦—Ttm Democratic I'flrtv sur 'n'"'t v -it Orlnrnlo. She i" M'" i,J Key C|ul. For outstanding s.-r- Oillt tli'' SIIS K1U«i li Ut illll f K r l i i • I (. ( miKImmu 111 rMill'tlf i,.l imrill **01 Ll .1. ■I **aUI I*.alt I t iM iit . ' • I ' l l |.| III.a. v I hr M (LArthur mounted difficulties in hmh ami iliiiiifliter nf Mi . itflii M l ", .it#)'u I vj,.,. |ii<yn vvi'ri' jm’HriitDtl tu will murk Hi*- hiith pci*foimuu * . .Un \ i'll K d u i IlN ll "lii 1) ' i ll i( [ i i-pi . 4111ifi I i1 i\ci I M 1 Ml i k M'j mm IrM .i i .i ilirri’t he experts it will tin so again Mf*t|*»v «f \ulv Mmv INui.l m,- i IIInI.i'i', Hawn Ilhh««|>( Htrw duct Mr|»liinh«r I rn I ikIimI In tin h« 1 n »1 tv 111 iin.il v 1h t1 In si M tru 1' ••I* r M ***"' Mil Mi * ' ' M i ' it I IM litll'W l'| This was in rrply to ii newsman Jlnlaaf-rl M»TkMi!h, M.i, ,»f Mt l4l, .Mfl| », Kluii*lln Mlllif an*! tot it I iv mi i* !i t pep f>ii iit! b i t ftn ft | I Ml * .» H.l l .ii i i i ul...Mi i Mii i i I d a It In Mm M " um t I■■' *•1■ M '.tin. Mu i h.ilh'Htir ul hin «l|l who asked if he thought the vie anti Mrc Arlh ur Mivkwilh* 4HH | |t, ,* r m melor I Iu *hl* levy-* ui f 111! niMint*l (u p lio i iiililti .... Mi *,1M’ N 11iMint I 1 "li t, * ul ii ali ' •in 1 11."! t " Hi /.ill 1 ;« i 1 Mi |'*'>ik "(It un Mu* 1% tory of Itupuhlieau Ken Know laud V\ t- t Nini'I a'*' nth Mt r***‘t, wii . fii» auftitlrtl t«i hiiiois unly. amt iMiapeii, (M .>111 of town litf. . I 1114.11MI 1Mmi Mir I'liaf"I i'll L,H i' - Hi'" .1 ■ I ,I II <4 I s l«11"!%l l III (rtl (ill Mu m * Jo California's Jlepuhllcati and Il4( I , ill Mil "I ill 11n* tii'liir.il Mill* |»'\h 11‘ ' l-»v a, talulalorian, and wax Kecelvlug band l.-u.-rs for out- Ki»vi*n (uinitl**i iifi«| hiiii hiiini' ('.'I. ii la" ML' •I 14(1 III! I l ll (tulle) i|Ut*V vsm ocratic primaries meant the » -io highly congratulated liy Mr | ......... . survlt„ uf ,w„ y,.#rs |,i errt. VI'- l I " h I li i'l I I Mil I .1.... 1 u 1 people of California am against - t I 4 tSoilii* of I hi* xliitlMiln 1 1 1 « 1 1 !i* 1 1 a ti t lilt!! M'tui'i I« uni I ,! if . 1 1 ul St m i I h I Li It ' Lut,it L I* .r.V*1 , the liuml ywie; Ilelherl Alittey, ol nlno In vuriiMiH uthn muM. . inn iiu iiihiiMs In the administration's foreign policy . •( (N *!" 1 ^ llfn l)rlnrtrH( MHltir nf Hu*!,. . , 4I , ) . li I 'Ll i I Milt till . !»iv f I .Ml .M. t It tut Is i 1 k 11MW Mr, Trum an’s acceptance of an ................li. and Am. Whitaker. t" " " " til'll Villi'* Midi un I III* St i*|non li|itin v U l | ( *I‘11).11 I. :i 1 1 k I i i lilumcr KI Mn l' 1 . .i i,i, t, . ■I n .1, M. * i ml uf flu* ilay, Invitation to visit McGrath caused e.lllor o' ..... C. l. rv ....... were, l '" '' Mi* I.- i.i i .il's | mi i L wii 8 1111itIvi’i I r *■%i.. ly Mn) "I. 4 ll. , t 1. 7 ' ' 'u l''’ Ituiiil Clinic* the K1IA *Stulr linn*i t.11till 11ii t i ii , ■ b u n of speculation in the cup! 11riii i'||. fm ♦ Ml il 1.1 -I| M,............ |- 1 11*»rr »>**.ihI. a .ml. ui*i' wor .k i M u a n iAim liukiir, *» % t r*a t mvt* Liillin*.* Contoit. Thin ultrrdunce, Mini M i V) 11Mi km Vil ii i"t >) in ill* ( min .tl ii iiHiMiN uiitinti I'-»V i mt Mu h(!hh*Nf hlt*a" fat. Cfiwlt'y, would not linvr heen |io .... 'll I* . . f < tiu 11 fui I'jM'iihmv't 11 .Mu ..I I .h i si'll* 1 I i Mu i i i.iit ili lt 11 Srii iMihrrt m ______ M ash IImini flu I'nair T i k i i Bo did his agreement to talk gave I In-Til lionnr ki vs. ll ' 41 11.. IK.It . i nliu Mk n u Iiljn I atnl ti ll v i rtl '_____ 1 i| I i .un 11 I >ii, \ I M lltii.i Mil Ills' t i u r Ilnmover the party outlook Mils ufler I h Mrll I! \ u III 1I ............I K I N ' K i t l.iil ■Ik ..ii Mimnt tin* iialtiiii I'd MeKilllov ureshletit of the >i i« noon with Sen. K slc Kefauver ol senior clnss, told (lie graduating I p11 ,\ 4- i I 111 .'I 1i l1 Iu u huii l iftiN il fi oil! f.ii f rt ifi Mill tv IM ii Mi. t«T H> xxuulil l ine nit lieu him ........ Tennassve, a leading contender for class, members of which had pre 4 ui K. Ii i mil |(i.11m * Kiir MisLiiii * |l " VI M f .HI ll i •I. 4I ') I I I . 11t . ir III I Vi l 'll till < »l .. \ 1 1li.ia mi Xm .i I ic policies the Democratic presidential nomi viooalv marched in wearing rap* ( L. j. M I ai mil lirrtii* i»f I *....... ill lul l , K(| t » Mli i 1 ( 1 ’ VI HI It Lf . ' If... .I . Ii> l» c .iiiic P i chlilcul • gallon. f .'ill/.ill' A .1 I it I, I M ii li .♦ .i Ir.iilrr fur Tuft, ^alil. “ If m hfpi L.i i»ii .1mn- L IM . t gowns, that now is the time I I.clc is un political I'nnnrC' President lold newsmen --iiil I lii' i ulU ill v ul* x V . Li 1 . i l.uik hi i hi* in iirrlty iiiim ’I i fm I I* fill." V f t 'll I f" I" j * 1 I < 1 I" ' Hi I" - tecislon for them, and rpoke of i ... i" .a. cn Inn. and .lie Truman there Is no political Implication Me 1 In * Mill Id"! i'ur M i iIn • I. • i* iimtluT liifinr . iik I heuvrn “ ii Mu M rn1111mi \M i" li .li'." lo....I tint. nil .. til.lt vxmild preconfusion of Ito. times and Ihe whetever In Ms forthcoming week Guest \! I Mr ill Mli .'Mill I ll* M I hii ii Srotl .Ir nl Pi*nii I In* I III oil I. .I tv UN I ...I 1.4III 11nil. ill. II kiln; I III- lll'lllof war lie praised Ilie end with McRrath, who plummeted .earlier* I Mill I" ' • I . i . l Ml' t * 4 M .. slv Mil ' hi Ki*>('iilifivvri M,i( ki i . i l l ' t |nl ) h | i l.i.! | » * t Hi (V li" 1.1' I I'l III ll for th"lr patience with llarn.an, Jr., wax elec­ out of his Cabinet two months ago ilr Mt-h'ilsrs, \I 1 I. U M I. I ' !•|i Major Waller Turner, Hanford's ! - * litt'h I il - ft mt. - •(I nl% IN Mli I il ,i flflititii: illliliIII* nf Mic I *14nit" Li 'll I IU liclicx. Itii stall's pri ninl in lichalf of the tedMarlon president «f tin- newly formed oulslamling Korean war veteran, •• ' ' *11IS i k lii i •( Hi ' I (I tlllt •".ul |>« •« li tluil I n cvuli nt i Ihe lid Id ■ top level row aver Hie cor i il hid it! lui IK. > l> Im.ii Ii I I. nolle lire ip.evtion ruptlon - In ■ government Invest! class thanked 'earlier*, parents Hanford Camera Club at it. told (he Junior Chamber of Coni > i'll III)* ilnln 11 91i I . tp|H Mn |" . »|•!•* util mil hiiVi* Mi tiiir .x !\ lii’l f1 f t flirt* Ml * hu h 1*1" ' l l " I' l . >.- >i.n> » uli i n. cmpliiyiueul anil cltlsens of Sanford for their init.nl sex*Ion lust night at tin* n.cri-v today the Arn.v's ex p m Ittion. lllHIid v lip'll 1Ml Mf»MPI1 11 > " .a ...i I • I ■tlilt lilt H* MM M i l ' 11'1•I*»* i >> n> . . I I l’i i Mr. Truman said his visit ul m-opcratlon toward their educa­ Camera ami Gift Hhop. H. I', ruent in integrating Negro con. . ut .fill I I I Mil I . r.il.mi.-l Hl.nl' lip III Mi.lelle I l!i** M ;n ilmn V I ft*h m L ilmit In IVill . Ill i|.1.1 I I III- Itcpullli liergore served a* advisor. McGrath’s farm would lie purely tion i i itu 1 1 ) M ti * 1 4 I.at troops will, white figl.ti.ic .■ I . i .. mi) rne\ to New !Tu k l-il.lav I. I (Mi'll lit I'M lit i' I ) N|1, I >i i . i i.I■n.ial inniiii.ee il tie Ellen Driggers class vire-prenlOther newly eleeted officers units has proved successful. • social occasion. 1.1 ... ... II. Inis a news conlcn'iu'.' 'n i l " L lint l i t "" 111 HillJilltl lo t IU i (I . -Ill K I. ..... ........... I the |.i i /i - liinisell - o n As for Kefauver, far whose can deal, reminded ling fellow class- arc Miss Jean Cruse, secretary; "Being a Southerner, I viewed i. . iii-.iol.'ii Saturday in Nexs Turk | i:.ni' in. hint i t . iln > Mil IN .1 III I' III' 11 .1 In 11" I t . in. . ..inn. ii .ii Ilia, the G O P plat .Jldacy he lias shown nu euthusl men ill’ll yuutti is a time for nr- Mrs Hergere, vice-president; Ted Willi skupticlsm the proposed plan n. " n| t|Vi(* vp I ii.* t in nn<Mi Vui'.ni* lleini.cinls. Sen l-.'.ti--. .............. ii i.o.lx i " . -I . . i n >i ill lie -i.iti- Licliiry 'I s m , the President Ntiid he didn't cotiinlishnient atnl ■lint thi>*i< wlm Hod...sky, meeting chairman. i " hum i tx.1 1 \ \ • iM i to integrate the Hie colured troops L i i ! I l l I I I ' t i l l |ii tiki % 1' i ' fi i 111! **I i I'l.onei ol TeiinesNi'i' mill i'l.---. i. I in .ales i ni handle cdoca know what the senator wanted to wmild "roach the summit” must Plan* were made to meet again with the while units,” lm cum I. l Ml 1 1 ,1 V • )'»■ Mi'll il*' .I. i.l 1 .11.111.11 Inul a 3 i> ii . L S I H .1. |.. ..till in In-lli-C thou lire text talk to him about lists aft edition work their wav there. "Whatever nt the some place next Thursday merited; l H * * d ' 1 M i l ' n M 1 u i i i " HniiUT m h i I L i f1M11i 11 IU*! Nil! I\ . ..ol. ............ lull, al Ihe Willie limi- e I l <1 I m et tililC.lt Imlividual, elevates •elevate* thn a.avT to*....... ... ---nigM n o' clock wh*n night at 8:30 o'clock when • The Army's previous nxperi 11 ' iKtil'tk K m "■l -il1 In t ,iHi .I Mu­ in.I..x I lie President hm- slant n un fit M\ Suti I .t(H'li.nl L Li. i . iii gnu-rinuent needs a M ■•nlS •11<x.1 I ' m I *it i * *N*I thecom m unllv, she dvelared. .h e periiianent meeting place and the encs with all-Negro units had ll *I' 111i j'81!*> |Mil t il l *' ul illMfU Ml III .. M.iflour.1 .In l-wnr 'I...*. i . i . i . nn1 cn.ng nxe r" In some Jo 'it,* w Fradimlcjt 'hat If they „f ti„, organisation wilt proved them pour fighter* dor mlllio.. |.....n.| ... .. ..I i>.i» ........I... l.i. I. ..I nn ciiitncctlon KIDS o r AMEKICA "l.nilt east lea In the a r' to "go he determined. .ieterminni. (tig night defense, though in day ! t..., .1 almai.1 tl.. . .. .1 in P. ... in tl..- l.cuiiiei iiic admlnli.lrsWASHINGTON W _____ .. r , - . Prcsldenl , out and work and put foundations A SmiliiiK W hile II imim * ( ’allei After much discussion, ami the iigi.t nttucks they were fine, In1 . ..-t. ..i the Iju.I years announcement l.y Mr Hergere that added. \u. c ull. i i e i.i.ixi nut he perI.lmta Leonard, reprrumttl.g tile Hie Ht. Johns Realty Co., had of­ i u i i . i .I l<> suite. I.ul he doesn't Turner described Ihu success­ M ml »«m ." but h . m m ln llr .liuiiiir Glass, accepted the Mg i .mi Hus iluie the exact mensitUMd down an Invitation to give Senior Key from Ed MeKinley, fered gUD for a photograph con­ ful results of mixing tho colored S i \ I V l'H o lU i M r o w i i nn nt in ice-, i.ppurlx that should pint of his own blond for the told of l|m snilnesa of Inking leave test, it wu* decided that the troops with tha wl.Ho mill* by A h i i n ; i l O w t I u i' iih title of the contest will he, "A ........... hy the ii'ii.rai govern"Through carefully i.lan •id In Kurea. of the deporting members, of tlielr Day At the Zoo”, and will end stating, INI 111 ned assignment* the Army found . think you will find that the inspiration lo th« Juniors and end­ MIAMI IP Six pci .... lo l ll.i-i. Mood of a U year-old man Is not ed with, "We, the Glass uf 10ft!l, un July -H. Anyone I* Invited to that tha Negro soldier proved i the 1. i . i..an administration fit far the boys," Mr. Truman (old wish you great success and hap­ participate. efficient and was accepted by I.xi- mil) 17 ollo-l xx.lc i. i'Ux'xl ..... . tike lire it-spoosihilily (or 13-year olrt Jimmy Carrick, Pltls piness." .In ii ime l.ins" of China Aiming those present were Dr. white soldier* once he had din S.u.'liy whim ll..* . .In...I ...ul... ics who extended the in and Mrs. L. Munson, Mre. D, P. played his willingness tu fight. An -.i /cln.n Ii......... .... i ...rnc.l in to lie Miiiport* a Fell ll, HiSO, Following this ceremony, Hi" xyolci i.lu.ul It. i.clc lion. vltallon Wednesday. The President cap and gowned senior;, marched Tuylnr, Kenneth Ratnsey, Mr. ami long a* I was at the front, we lie. I II a.lull liv Sei.alo llepuh'.C .nX added that this is tin view of doc in the platform for the alngh.g of Mis. Hergere, Mr. and Mrs. nevar had a single rase of fric­ N . ill. Ilulliiiu.'rx ... . ..r>1....’ lit tc .,ii ho eimi .uni domestic policies. |«..l raaehiui! M l'i un lutbiy tars. ■, Marlon llarn.an, Jr„ Hamit lisa- tion between the two groups of . i i i.h.nvei till.) a., unprecedentilia nccidc.i occur.cd m mi Young Carrlrk visited the White "Alma Mater”, ami the Juniors kina, Mrs. John Bauli, W. D. aoldlert," ( sell ilsHird Hit FARf Tw«i) .■ ui ..udl Six Mull. i . i: • ay. at.....I Heuse as "Kid of the Year," hav- took, over their seat*. The school Hofmann, Max Fundom, Ralph MaJ. Turner admitted that the In ...ill's norlhea.-.l ol N.p.-au tog bean chosen in a competition hand, led hv Ernest Cawley, play­ Gasstnan, Mr. and Mre. Elmo Reda I ! M E N I.U S T In Korea are stronger now I .vo Miui.ii uicn. s .i i . i Wolf unit sponsored by the U. 8. Junior ed far the opening of tho program, Farls, Col. H. G. Harrlman, Ernest and better D I.N I I F I . D K R , the Netherlands equipped than they • Vahmber of Commerea. and the the processional and recessional. e \ l illicit Tluindcrjvl pru diceWhitaker, George D, Roland, were at the beginning of the Itolicrl Mil tli*. M arched tlit- i.rcu Among the high spats In the Mis* “Kids and company'? tslevlsion .lix un' durluii N A T O air sea msTed Rodlnsky and Korean conflict hut he eaid wu nru to. mi I.uur mni a ball in Il.dr program waa the reading of the W. R. Cruse, ilc clicnill jilt.... They had (luivn program iie in e i. clashed into u 112 foot Connolly, thoroughly entrenched ulung the tu Nassau fui" ihe vxui'k c o l Class Prophecy hy Ann Whitaker, lit.list, minesweeper today and 13 (f>allaae4 l.a rpae ala I Outing* and ploalca were among untire iGO-mite frontier end there \xnit said ll.i-y .lux' nu ni.xivurs niei. were leareri Ins I the topics iliscuseed. The membere ia no longer that "fluid” front Imi isillcd wreck.i.te ninl radim-il A I i.ilcli naval communique said CHARGES DISMIMED WET WEATHER requested that Mr. B ergen make ealating between the two farces. llu imdlti.n back In Niu.s.tu the pi lot nf Hie plane was killed HOLTON, Kan. lit — Bank rob. By TV* Associated Press a talk un photographic funda­ "We may trade Korean real ’Die il.'Uil wen. Iilt-iklifn .I . . . l ima uni lixn survivors ot Die G.r> ton Britbare charges have been dismissed Wet weather was in prospect mentals a t the next meeting. eetate to save American lives, NcxvlMilit, !TJ. a nurse: her i t t-i. i .1. era ll were rescued. gainst Albert Johnson, 13, who today for wide areas In the Mid­ Chain were loaned for the m elt­ ICeallaueA (la Pats Slsl Carol, )H, ii clerk; Mary Hi ace, In London Hie Admiralty said d In the pulpit of a Topeka, continent, along Ihe Kaat Coast ing by it. (1. Urisson. a clerk .mil Kuiidny sebonl teach .in- ship, MIJ5H3, norm ally carried m ore f o u n d ' i , church May 4 and confessed anti In Boutheaatern States. Margaret Malloy Awards Are Made To Outstanding Federal Odivial Is Valedictorian Performers In Seminole High Band Is Arrested For Slralini; Kojie Of Class Of ’51 .....l,""i","'»'• ............ !f& , ' “' . X'*&»S3""SK Marion Harman Jr. Success Of Army’s Elected Head Of Negro Integration Photographic Club Plan Is Described i j 2rsr..h3 a r s t u t e c 'dpatlon In the robbery, aiis holdup of the bank at Kan., occurred four years “strict Judge Robert H. Keul l.the charges against Johna Kansas law requiring for a crime ta b s Intwo years of the Thundershower* hit arete in the Gpoer Mississippi Valley and Cen­ tral Plain stales, with wet weather predicted For most ol the North Central region during the day. Rain and hall storms swept wide ureas of Oklahoma Wednesday. The shower activity in th« Bail ex­ tended from New England to Vir­ time of his public coofes- ginia and North Csroltna. M» said he had been Pairiy pleasant weather waa re­ ported in other areas.-it waa warm i over moat ol the country with tem­ perature* naar normal or slightly below only in the O nat Likes % £& £*% Iregion. l f I Pi . 'if*?, INSULIN NEEDED BERLIN ix~From inside British -blockaded Commutual Radio Bartin camo a distress call for Insulin today tori a dlabotio Gorman Jani­ tor. British MaJ. Gan- Char)** Parcay -It vine, with order* that no rein­ forcements or suppliea gat into the station, told thn Russians to send Ihe suing man out and thn British wouldjSke him to a hoapilaL ^ Karl von Schnltsier, chief al the radio’s German *Uff, replied: "He I® M l th € l llCk.* •» or, Wolbouni Pin.ler, a crew member, all « f N.n.siut, Epluniii. u Negro native ..( A n d m . Maud and l harlou Algreon, 11, o( Cur reui Island a eiew uf ill Movie Time Table S.irvivnn. said lb.) An tun 7cl.ua lireo turned over ... t& lo.it waves while most nt the passenger* Wire below deck! R1T2 "Jack and the Bean Stalk" I 10 !l:-II - 6:3(1 - 7:31 - 9:86 MOVlELANt) "Tall Target” 16, feature H:26, last compintu show U:-I3 7 JAY DID) , MIAMI WV-Webb Jay, H3, re tired autouiotivu engineer and founder of radio station W'luD oi Miami, ""4 died Wednaiday.* H i.:.. ........................................................ ..— I'RAlRIR LAKE OINIRAl OWIOHT 0, IIIINHOWIR •inllex wnd waves gaily to ncwsieen on leaving tha Whit* House In Washington following a conturenr* with President Harry 8. Truman end U. 3. detinue vhlafs. (fn:cm a’lorulj j .. ■ Itl ILIQN, N. Y. Mv—Rayinc’id Chad wick waa cleaning (he chimney of his newly purchased house when he found approximately $JO,UOO in negotiable bond* In a tin box [Now he’s trying lo learn who gets the windfall—he or the estate of the former owner uf Ihe house it M W. Mirk fit, Chadwick, a foramen for the Remington Arms Co., bought ihe house from sitate o' of John C. „ the estate KeUeher, who died last year. Daniel KeUeher, UtUe Falls, id minUtrstor ot his father’s eatate bid sw oo wwmeNwesn ooamtat. mmm Lrk.; * ww'-y’.______ Ug-___ ................................................................................................ ,efa**iaw .....‘u .-., .. i.^m L vHs u - •llellvs Ou Their Toes" f:-10 - 9:46 - 10:30 )'•; __ _____ & u-■ so- ' ■ � 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>, June 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/fec3d6f81c3f2dc3ab95a9c282c50d25.pdf a237b5b2c8eb206036fb63f9c3846a8c PDF Text Text A« Vif — Leg*! 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HA’, a dlanidred F lo rid * Corjinratlon. and i: SIAHON k i d i k k 'IM. ' MAM B. N liN T K U . and L IL L IE H. ItlJlIKIlTM . an llm U »i km iw n lloard of lilrevlorn and aa Trua iae of lhe |>r»l>*rty of E. .tlaeon nberla K n l* r |ir l* * * ’, it illnaolvad F lo rid * Corporal inn; and it nr other iteraon Hit I m ill* h r. tlirouah, under or aualn tt Ilia eald E Maaoli H u ll'll* EnlerprUea', a ilia, eolved Florida Corporations and aa 10 all o f the atmve. all ol wiiu.t? V raeldemen deni ea are iinknnwn. If livin g , lid tr dead. th e ir unknown •Ira at law, darleaaa, leaateee. or aranteept and any and‘ iat‘ l l par, aona clalm lnn » o r r I i l l * or Intareet In or lo . L n T ' i,. i , pwlna Iteacrlhed ,p ru,nerlr — lr ln ln«, « , altuati ..... ............ and balnir III In the tr.......Cno un lr or tteml la. Mlale ----- of Klorlijyt. tO-Wltl vie. Alt that totrI or tHe H tV L or ■All. tha N K ti of tha HWt4 Irlm r W aal of lailiaw nod-tVaklva nprlone lined n and Mouth nt tam awoinl-Koiee ■Ecueat c i l r lined, nr Moot inn I, To Tnwr w hell Ip I I Hmilti, lia n a * m Kael; Karl; and, A ll that iari of the in ; i, nr itie m;>t rin g Month and Kaal or L im a. Worn!.Korea! c i i * lined, o| Men­ tion 4. Town eh lie ]l flniilh. N a m e J> Keel Oearatreel Lend Coiupanr. a Ion ealallna under the the H lat* of Florida, lia rIn th i* Court Ita aworn Inplnlnl In thla aull. the HAtUra and porpnaa of which le lo “M arnilhe Hie lllla nr lha I'la ln lirr Ihe U m l heralnabovo daacrlbed ll* in m l and •o ffician t almololn - J . I 1" ’ 1' 1" *m»c to h a v * a ir clalma v aad Im ereel „f Ihe lia fa lid a iil*. an I i, oach of them. In and lo la id land i paaaed ui>on and determined, lo r “ ,mi» upon lha I'la lo lir r a •llle In eahl land, lo (|u l*t and cun* ■ i X P i hl\ l*1*" t h*r "to. *h d In w ill, n m il of C o m p uio i m« P la in tiff alalea that It batUvea there are peraone inlereeted in in« land herein involved and hereinabove Ilearrlhed. whoa* namee ere unknown to li. anil havlna f n r tlu r U-.» haniedIhernln certain peraone hh t If, fJ .'jf'h .h r name til|f, the euld & {. ! !! !!• "■ "nt knnwn h r the *b * th o r l h * r , or a n r of » S f ‘ Bair1 ' d h|r lha eald IMa """ •re Ihg In i,a fritereiTed In’Tii'a'land im i pfamt rtn tliea l,.-r,-li, liivnlved and hnreI* [Mb., ' " * * d e w rltin t and, If dead. In have hern lulcreated liilvre a ttd Iftarbins III* ;i ml having made itill peraone huv__Ami . . r ------_ p In ha I ng orf ulalnilng i-In t in In a tn h av* a n r Intereat - - - par lha •hove aliove da deacrlhaj land, L" *b» daecrlhag arllee d iret.,ta,|l In It the •alTi lllli nf f om- llA afA : A . a worn com plaint h a v in g h **n lh a Clrcull filed HHalliat you tn ilnola County, Court In and lior Bemlnola abort tltla F lo rid *. In lilt Chancar 111 Itha .. ___ ............... ■AtrilVK ------ LL, . O iir « _ cC.'. HMA of which la n H u ll,(Iff, V". ItU H K llT J. HM Al.L, Iheee preeenta are lu command y<u to appear and rile roue w ritte n da> feneee lo the Complaint filed hera> l a an or before the 10th d a r of June. A l>. l i i l , or otherw laa be* tre e I'm Confeaeo w ill ba enlaced ajfnlnet run. The Menforil Herald la daalanal'C ee a newapaprr of aenerel c irc u it. • In-, lo a hi, I, I hie r lla llo n ehnll ha publlihed om e each week for four t oneerufIve weeka. tVITNKMH mr hand and o fficial aeal of the Clerk of • the Circuit Court on l til a the llh d a r of Alar. A M. I»A* tl. I' IIK IIN O U N ‘ fMerk of Circuit Court nemlnola I'o u n tr. Florida Mack N, Cleveland, Jr. A ltn rn e r at Law I*, f). Ho ■ I til Mnnfnrd, KlnrPln A lln rn e r for I'le ln tlff t i i e c l t ic L IT c m m t » r t h e NINTH J tlllC IA I. CINCtflT IN A.Nil Ctlft NEMINdLE CUCNTlr, KLIIHIIIA. IN CMANCEHV Nil. TPTB jh lV O n C E liO ltA L K E F L E M IN tl. K lalN tlir, in ( HA III.IE r f ( IM IN II. defendant o n l i e n (IK FCNMCATION TO: C H A H L IR F L E M IN fl, llealdenre unknown. You are harehr ortlarad lo at>. pear 4In perann or hr A lln rn e r) In Ihe Clrcull Court, of Memlnol* C ounlr, Klnrlda, on nr before Ilia l l l l i dar ol June, A. IV l i l t , in ariawer u lllli nt Complalnl filed herein eKHlnal you. eimie lielna a aull Inr divorce otherwlaa a lie area I'm Confeeeo w ill he entered eanlnat you fur failure lo appear. ile a ur i. newer aa letm lrad hr law itreln tVITNKMH m r hand and official ee.il thla lath dar of M ar. A II 1144 f I' 1IEI4 NOON C lerk, C lrc u ll Court • MEAL) Uladalone I, Knhloaa Allornev for I ’lt ln lln *1 Nor III Co ur I Htraet Ijrlando, Florida f IN IIIH H T (IK TUB C IIC N T1 J C IIH E . n e m i n i i i .h c o u n t v, BTATK OK K I.O N ID A . IN l•ll(ln A T E . IN HE T H E EMTATE OK ............................ T IIE O lM IM IA E HANlfc 'ftacee HCll TO A M , W ltOW M AT I ( I N . C K IIN l N olle* le herehy glvan lh a l J II. IIA N IK L filed life final report Kie.-uior ol III* aelale of Theniloma E Dunlel, ileraeerd; lh a l he (lli'd hie patllliin for (liuil dlecharge, nml Hull It* will apply In the Horimelili. Hiiiiglne Mleiielrmo, County Jmta" n( Memlhole I'ourily, Klnrlda, on the I9lh day of June, K ill, lo r uppri.v.ti '■f earn* arid for final dtaaharae > Keaciilnr of Ihe aelale of Tlie.iilnela E Hanlel. deceaeed J II IIA N IK i. K a rro lo r of Ihe ealale of Th eo.loe la K Hn li let, dacraaetl. la ME p la in !; <IK<III<IK C. CHOKE, t ’la in iirr, M A IIJ O IIIH K V i < * >, w KBpsr Florida, une/. a week week*. lur IIK H N D O N , c le ------. rk.. Clrcull Conn Heinlliiil* Ci,Hilly, Klnrlda (■BALI • ANtlKUH. M eK IVAN and IIHHNON COUIIT' OK T IIE ro lfN T V JU IIIIK, aEHINIII.E COUNTT, ■TATE OK K LIIIIIIIA . IN P l l O l l i m IN [111 T H E EHTATM OK O L I.IK EM TKLL IICTTO N, TO A I.I. W HO M IT WAV ( ON i V I h n i -NOHe* u herehy given that H IK E ANHIIKVV HI'TJh II riled final report ae A ilm lh le lra lu r de la lion of Ihe ealale of Ollla f 'L . Wtttlan, dvreeaa*; (h a l ha * t 1* I'e tlllo n fur fin a l dlecharge a- . Jhal lie w ill apply fn H i* II,m L-.; Nrahl* lionglae Mlanatrom, Cuiinly , Judge of Memlnol* County. Klurlda, on Ihe X day o f .Inn*, A.U., 1111. I 9 r NPPinval of earn* and for final glacharg* a * Adm liilalrglor de bonla fiON, nf Jhe ealale of O llla Hall,II |* y tp h . deccaaeji, on thla I t day of ■' H, The M ini* ur Klurlda; Uredtlng, Tn M a rio rl* E. I onha. II I . Rg. I, lloa T, laiulevllla. Mlaalaelppl. Yuli a r * herehy re<iulr»<l Vu apt)Mr to ta cartaln “ * • * - 1" 1,1,1 ■* **----'=*H ill of Complain! vll*(1 NR«iln a l you lo r a divorce, now pending In the Cl m i l l Court Manil­ iml* C.iunC', Klurlda.’ V e iiirn a ld * Vo the l* lh day o f June |» l» , in ,in. fililll theleiif eald cauee w ill procen| in loirle. Lei I hie order he puhllehed for Ihe Nlalulpry llpie leitulred hy tuw for four coiieeciitlve Wceke In the h ««ii fiint H im lit. n n«*«vit|>ii i»*r of Nwiicml r lr r Hint ion In m.«|.I m u n tr nrnl i«fmf W ITNKHH My hand uml n ff liU I ,V!* Ml Nauiurd. Klortfla, Ihle l l l l i day of May) A |) |« 4 l *}- i ’ H K H N H i i N C lerk. Ninth Judicial C l i cull r o lir l, H e III I n o I * hand aa Clerk nmt WB.*^** u l ’ h" eald Crfurl. thla Ihe <i*V nf May A Ir. 1111, ul Hanford, Hrinlrnile Cuiinly, Klorliln f> I' c im ik 1j* feudal) |. NOTICE. T il AKKMAS ,! feVAllSilTj Th.' (M EAL) , IN ('O f N T* (TIC NT V, }■ATE OK IIUHTON, W H O M I T M A * CONCKITNl N n tlu i I k h ifd tir irlvmi trml K, II Nleeen* flt<Ml hla final report aa Ad. ,,f ,h ® eelule ul W’ llllam llU ey llualo n, deceeaedi lh a l he Hied p allllon .............. (Inal vhan c h a r**, and th a t ha w ill apply to <Ieorai, Andrew Mpeer A dnilnlatralor ita hniila pun lha itonorabla liouglaa Hlenalrnnt, '!• aeial ^ n f O L L lH fc* vmlr’i i t of Kami mile County, KP.rlrta, «n th * in<t <1* * <■( Jtiiyi rm *i N i a c h ^ r : . ' t i l l " ” *h * , l * ‘ ,l,,r of K. B. NTKVRNM li tomoblle ensinei of hiith power out­ put and increaaed comp reel Ion ra ­ tio, but com ldcrably amatler in alze than preaent model* arc a mo n« obJectlvcB of the nation'* automntlve cnslncera. Such eiiRlncA w ill tm talked about at g real length by engineer* attend!ing the annual meeting here of the Society of Automotive Kn glneera. The near Iona opened to­ day and continue through Friday. The engineer* have dom onstnt minor inor dctlgn channel change) ed1 that w ith m and alteration* In tho carburetlon syatem they can substantially boost the power output of today'* car enginra. C h ry ilc r tirovcd thill when one of l it (lo c k flirepower V-* en­ gines with n conventional output of ISO horsepower was boosted to more than 3in horsepower by changes In the carburetlon sys­ tem. und other relatively m inor a ltrrn llo n t. Ccncral Motors and other car makers sim ila rly stepped up horse­ power w ith what appeared lo be minor design alterations. Hudson's new twin Irp o w c r carburetlon sys­ tem is one nf the most recent ad­ vance* In internal combustion en­ gine fuel distribution systems. Hudson claims it offers greatly Increased power output on regu­ la r gasoline Cadillac currently boast* tho industry's most powerful atock cor engine, l>s high compression V-h developing IUO horsepower. As In the case of several other General Motors car engines Ihe power Inrrease results largely from whal Is called n four-barrel carburetor. Cadillac also has ■ new Intake manifold ami a new dual aahaust system. Nome engineer* her* la y a 200plus horsepower engine fnr stock model cars w ill lie brought out next year. Rut. many of them ask. why a 200-horsepower engine In a stock car? Generally, Increased power output and higher compression ra ­ tios reipilre greater structural strenglh in the engine block. To gain Ibis and nt the same tim e Mihftlanlinlly reduce the overall illmcnslnns ol llio engine offers something of a problem to the en­ gine builders Hydraulic steerlng—m' re com­ monly called power steering—also w ill cornu In for considerable dis­ cussion at Hie engineers’ meetings. at aiiellon sales Iasi week, es the st'UKon neared a closo. They were tangerines, Temple oranges. Indian River pink seeded grapefruit and Interior pink seeded grapefruit. Orange* from Interior Florida were seven rent* h eller than Ihe -age M-M. week before and averagod Indian River oranges slipped one slip cent lo 14.23. Roth types of Indian Hlver seed­ less grapefruit gained, The white variety advancing IS cents to 13 8.1 In going up 37 cents to |4}.04. aml pink Interior white seedless brought ' ght *2 74. a loss of 24 cents, while Inle rio r pink seedless aauged 3ft cents tn )4 IS While seeded grapefruit wn* low ­ er, that from Indian River down one cent lo $.123 anil from the In ­ terior down 33 cents to $2.27. The Weather KMOHATE. mr<Ei A - ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. WV-Au- tUUM' y' ,>' 0 r"U ' V . 'U l ' H T IIK THE ii-e - rif* NNDINflLM ■TATE (IK K L IIIIIIIA , ItlC fM ld By DAVID 1. W ILK IE AP Automotive Editor C IT R U S A U r r i O N NIN TH d C H IIT A I. LTNCUIT IT lU li r, aKM IN IILK. ( Il l N T *. LAKELAND W i- Four Florida •TA TIS UK K L IIIIIIIA . IN I'llA N . cllrus varieties failed in allow up LtQlt ¥■ ...........M IT K ill! IIIV O ni'H - . T ’ . IIT T IN I I" TIIK11Kl> TIMlItKKMHB. ItlljiEM KH I?'! that each ><nd ev* anta ahuve muned.^ deaignaied nml t apaolflvil, nre herehy raoulred lo ^ • appear, anew er or r[le their w rit• l i n defaueva in I'la ln tlffa lu ll of . tp m p |a| nt on lha l l f t l Hav or Adm inistrator o ( tn* •a la t* o f W illia m ltll*y llualon, d *e ****ii. JY b INHURANCE AT A HAVINd FOR YOUR HOME • AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS Asheville Muslim High Low Preclp. HI 47 30 .73 Chicago Cleveland I-os Angeles New Orleans Now York Kesltlo Washington Jacksonville M iam i Tallahassee Lake Monroe |C«BllMNe<l Krm* f a s * Dr. Hutchins f f ‘«B 4ltin*a Krnm P ag* Oaal must learn lo think fo r himself. Th* United Htat»a. the speake" said, baa made “ ope theoretical contribution to education, adoration fo r a ll." “ It is easy to see that having every hods- go to nchnnl Is not neeessarlly Ihe same thing as having everybody educated. . . Education Is h dependent, secondary n rtiv lty . It <lrpen<l* Upon the society In which It operate*. . . , I f you lie llcve Hint n good anclety Is one In which everybody think*, so fa r an Be Is nhle, nnd thllika fo r himself, then vnu w ill try lo get an edum tionnl system that achieve' this goal. Three honorary degree* nnd two distinguished service rc rtlflm te a were nwnrded Monday at Stetson Commeneemenl, „ Mr*. A lfred I. dttPonl, o f Jack­ sonville, lh<< nalinn's m itatiuullng woman phllnnthruuUt In education ami rh n rltiv*, and u illatlngulahe<l Florida hiudtte*s unman, reeelveil the <lrgrre of doctor o f biinianit'es, {the wns presented to P rrsldcnt J. Ollle Edmunds fo r the degree hy Judge O. K. Reave*, o f Tampa, a member o f the Htetaon Hoard of Trustee*. . , .» Th* Rev. James Alexander Ktcvrart, pastor of itlvcr*lit« Banr lis t Church, Jacksonville, who pleached the haecalaureato ser­ mon. received the degree of doctor n f d ivin ity. He was presented fur hla degree by Hr. H a rry C. Gar­ wood, dean emeritus o f the Col­ lege o f Liberal A rts. W illiam Edward D uckw ll*. dean o f the Ktetson School o f Music and a member of the faculty for HO year* before re tirin g th l* year, received the degree o f doctor or humane letter*, lie wa* presented fo r the degree by Dean o f the U niversity, C. Howard H opklni. PAYR O LL ROBRKRH PALMETTOUB-Two bandits who (•plied a 910.30(1 payroll In a pack­ ing house holdup Saturday were still at large today. The ca r In which they fled the lla rlle c Packing Company here was found two m lle i east of Pal­ metto, hidden off a aide road, the same day, Since then there hat been no trace of the pair. Phene l i t The 1952 Dodge t 4 D o o r MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD appreciated. I wilt also appreciate your con­ SEOUL. Korea VR-Unlted Nslions tanka today smashed Into Communist positions on the K o­ rean central front, b la itln g 41 Red biinkera, A U. 8 . Eighth A rm y it a f f o ffi­ cer said the hunker blasting a ctiv­ ities left 19 C ktofM dsad and $• wounded. Tanks operating southwest of Ktimsnng Inflicted moat o f the damage Iq a 35-minute barrage, other tanks bombarded enemy po­ sitions south of PyongganfL apex of the form er Iron Trianglei Bed supply area. kn* n nge U. N. a rtille ry shelled Communist truck convoys at least eight m ilts behind Red front line positions fo r 9W hours Sunday night and early today. The staff officer aald result* could not be determined because of darkness. A rtille ry also ployed a m ajor role In throwing back several m i­ nor Red p atrol thrusts across Uw 135-mile front. Poor weather held patrol activities lo a m inim um. The U. 8 . F ilth A ir Force re­ ported that its night flying B-Sfl light bombers smashed 70 Red tn irk s and attacked Red ra il Ifnea In North Korea. The F ifth A ir Foree said that during May It lost 43 planes over North Korea while destroying 39 Communist plants. Only nine Allied planes were lost In aerial combat. Tho Reds lo ti 32 MIG-19 jet fighters and two prnpellor-driven fighters In s ir scrap*. r iv e fU d planes w e rt detyed on Ine ground, he A ir Force said 31 United Nations planes were shot dawn by Rod ground fire and eight were lost lo r re aruns unknown. f t ‘*a ||*N *< i From Pag# O m | 13,000 foot level, E lectric potential w ill not billl<l up below the aero centigrade level, he said. A t least Of) percent o f the dleehargea are w ithin clouds or between cloud and cloud, he stated. The earth hat a negative charge, the atmos­ phere la positive during fa ir wea­ ther. This becomes reversed during storm*. Metal framed a irc ra ft a r* usually safs from lig h tn in g , which however may dratroy ralao appa­ ratus on Ihe plane, said M r. Damn. Guests Introduced by Charles Morrison, who olao led In singing, wera Charles a Wagner, Brook­ lyn, N. Y „ L a lo y , Lawson, Deand the Rsv. Lucian Scott, Laka M ary, a guest o f F rank Erans. Jack Rati gait preaJded. during my term of office. To thoM friends who supported my opponent In the run-off, let me repent that I am In­ terested In your problems on an equal baala, the only coimltlerntlon being, In all caaea, tha good of the entire county. Sincerely ENTERS SERVICE FORT D IX (Special)—Pvt. MathI* Frazier of 1311 West Fourteenth Streot, Sanford, h a i arrived here and h a i been Resigned to SV, RAHTV, Service nf the 9th Infantry D i­ vision fo r 16 weeks of basic tra in ­ ing. Pvt. F ra ile r I* Ihe son nf John F ra ile r n f Sanford. W. B. (Brown) Miller A M A T E U R NI TE Good vegetable luncheon plate: Heat canned whole-kernel corn, drain, and top w ith crisp bacon ■llcoa. Serve w ith baked potatoes and broiled tomato halvee season­ ed w ith ealt. freshly-ground pep. per, and basil. AT THE M A I T L A N P INN EVERY WED. NIGHT STARTING APRIL 16 Legal Notice I V THIS t m u o i T u n u itT , n i n t h KOU S K N IN O L H C O U N T *. KL4IH- CASH PRIZES IN CHANUMHY IIIV IIH IH tV I L td K tl.VNHOM va A ilL IM IB I) Rotary Club tinued Intereat In your County Commission DEALS VR. IDEALS TAM PA t i t - Too many A m er­ icans think of Ufa aa a m atter of "deal* rather than Ideals", the chaplain o f Urn U. 8 . Senate said hers. D r. Frederick B. H arris was the baccalaureate speaker tor the graduating class o f the U niversity of Tampa Sunday. Ha received an honorary Doctorate o f U tte rs . lie said tha people o f this country are shockingly lacking In personal honor — that they do “ whal may be m orally wrong but Is legally rig h t." The people need lo have th e ir faith restored In moral values which w ill not yield In glittering but tem porary rewards, Dr. lia r r i i said. I'la ln tlfr ItANHn.M, EVERY WEEK Hafandanl N tlT If'M TO A IT S : A It Tn: M l L it It lit > tU N H D M o/u Marita Kit ward*, 41* T o in u n t HI. tin th « » t*r. N T. Vein n r* (1* 1 * 11* r*i|Uirotl 4" l i t . > '»ur w rllta n d*r*na«*. p«rannally nr t<r *4 lo rn *r. on lha l* lh d *v m Jon*. 1*41 Iq th * uttlea of th * Clartt nf (h * Ctreull Court. Hanford. H»mlnut* Count*. F lo rid *. In a ra rU tn dlvorca p to ettdlng sgalnal you in •Hid Clrpult Court of Hainlnol* County, F lo rid *. In rhan«.*ry. an nhbravlatad i l t * of said caua* baobbravlatad ltltla P L A IN ■ W IL L IH HANSOM. T IF F , va M lU m tC O ttlANHUM, ut DITK K N IIA N TV 1)1vo ni *. W rtN R S U 'b y 'hand and n fflclal . * t In Hanford. Klurlda, thla j l t h day o f May, 1*11, GRIND PRIZE AT END OF 10 WEEKBENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY BY •TIIE THREE COCONUTS'* — - - - - - CALL WINTER PARK 8-0281 o .' p. ijenN PO N C lark of Circuit Ci H O ^eijoLD R It ___ _ FOR ENTRY A M O C IA TR H HIGHWAY 17 - 02 AT UNDERPASS Ha n o ir il* Florida A llto rn ays for P la ln llff TO THOSE COMMUNITY LEADERS W HO HAD THE COURAGE AND VISION TO SEE THIS WORTHY b r o u g h t B cW "Y o u r M utual Insurance F rie n d " M e a d o w b ro o k When BKkadK/ Goes Away. . . . MflNUAN, Korea ur - B lustery D A Y T O N A B E A C H ( S p w la l) Gen. Nam II, cM af Red delegate Bchoollng _______ _________ races held Jld in In preparation preparation down kM"*/ NMAtoE* Dwiwi Hr »$«| at Ihe Korean ir m l it f M talks, fo r the opening o f the 90-night kMntr *" L* **ry !« ? * * « « « to r*>4 Y*i w * # w H t o y rowiitbw, ru«| toned down his voice today as kg gray hound roc* meeting tlin June 4, at l i KfHU BflJ ■ tFMlM* f m m %h* l a M l I I railed again at A llied handling of the Voluslg County Kennel Club k-p H .1"* A »»«.«a *r lotta.1,1ft, M f. Communist prlsoaer riots on Soje hare, w ill end tonight. bMtt«K»-rt«l almrakw. Ml**r W,j. m JU/lrrlutl*"1 Su# I* f*M *r *rvna six m i , • Island. Tuesday n ig h t the track w ill Bui calm, quiet MaJ. Gen. W il­ be closed whits maintenance men lion, killwr n>M. T<V Oo*n • FIIU-* niu liam K. Harrison, head United N a­ make last minute preparations fo r IkrXk. Um<I i<i«**a*f*llr Wv MillIm i f„r tions Command negotiator, said the opening. i n r 41T'«-r tt *»*s»'l*S**«’ <"••/ Km*. " I have no idea that it ha: any When the fin a l achooling rare significance at a ll." U staged, mere Hu m 290 grey­ The w hite potato plant Is re­ Ur. « » k m » u « . 41*4 D * . 'i FID. UN.,I The Red chieftain used m ilder hounds w ill ha*e schooled a t lated to nightshade and belladon­ — *Sv tones In repealing hia charges lh a l least fo u r times. Thee* w ill bo e the Allies are slaughtering Bed to ta l o f SM greyhounds at the na. prisoners on KoJ*. the U. N. prison track title year, 390 mere com­ camp island, ana are planning to ing from Biscay no track In M i­ relain permanently other Commu­ ami, Orange Park In Jackson­ nist captives. v ille and the Sarasota Kennel Whatever themeaning of ______ C lu b Greyhounds who raced at change In attitude, Harrison la id other tracks during Ihe past the Communist negotiators today week do not havo to school. “ didn't act Ilka they were mad General Manager Je rry Collins at anybody." has received many requests fo r There was no p ra g m a In tho box seats from fans tn . Miami, 26-mlnute aesilon on th<s Issue Jacksonville. St. Petersburg, Tam ­ blocking an arm lstica—what lo do pa, etc. Indications are th a t both about 100.000 captured Rod soldiers mutual and attendance records w ill and civilia n internees who say fa lL they would rather die than return F rank fButch’ Pasley returns as T E L E P H O N E S 180 and 1071 to Comm u n lit rule. The Rede de­ presiding judge and w ill have R e m 404 Sanford A tlantic NaHonal Bank B uilding mand th e ir ioldiers back. The Bernie Collin* aa associate. Pad­ ■ oldieri^back^ U. N. comma nd says, not a l __ __________ ________________ dock Judge w ill be Gerald_Pasley prisoner ill be forced to return, and B. (CI WlHI<unaon •isoner w in W lllla m io n times tim er and lla rrlO M again suggested a re -le ls rk o f scaloa, Toby Rogersi, rn rcess oeme- Ing eecratary a t the M iam i Bench 1 Jllf thing constructive .. Kennel Club during the w inter, II demanded a n o th er r_________. . . stated last n ig h t th a t th * track session T ilts Your vote fnr me on Mny 27th. la very deeply day at Panmuniom at 11 a m. ( t w ill have the finest collection of p.in. Monday ENT) greyhounds | n Ita history. lle r l Lake Ivanhoe, source o f Orlando' water supply, was polluted b„ “ m icrobes. Thousands o f leaflM t were dropped. Among the local CAP squadron member* participating In th l cperatlon* were ldout. Col. F o r rest llrcckenridge, Capt. W altei Krohne, Capt. Remley, |,leut. Me, I^ u lin , anil Lieut. John And*» C a d e t* participating Included Lieut. Thomas Andes, F irs t 8 g t Harvey W ilkinson, Hgt. Duke Ken­ dall, Sgt. John ilennett, CpI Rodney Ilrum ley, CpI. Frank M ills, I’fr. Edward Friend, Pfe. Chuck Kodehaugh nml John P l*rson. Capt. Remley pointed out th l purpose o f the operation, remind­ ing rltiscns of the Pcnrl Harbor Incident, when It wan thought It could not happen, “ We have always fe lt that w i are secure here at home becausi our wnrs have a lw a yi been os foreign soil." he declared, “ glid l l is high tim e we wake up and realise arc vulnerable from w ith. In as well as from the outside,’ He urged that c ltlte n * beeomt active Tn c ivil defense by joining Jhe C ivil A ir Patrol. “ Let's not get caught w ith our “ Bridges down", he warned. Pros­ pective CAP mrmhera sr# advised to contact Forrest IIreckenridge a t the Chamber o f Commerce, B jw B OUR HA rs OFF! BOtfD'lllflLlflCf 111 N . P ark A t* . Negotiator A t Volusia Track Down Hia Voice Will End Tonight Power Are Engineers Obj MKfl r1it,nW Z\SX LurfoW!LtALAC O U IIT, M U N TC IO U nttT, P arty's new candidate for pr**! dent c a lle d -to d a iJ to L , J .b M iT » P d riv a " fo r eotos. ' “ Our program w ill show that the common people can win greater freedom end a larger share of declared •Ku h r I I a iib I In rn m r d c c lirc d A ”* the national income, torney Darlington Hnopes, 33. Beading, Pa. . The socialist* unanimously picked, him as their presldentla candidate at their 28th national convention which ended hero Sun­ day. He had been named lo ms fourth straight term s* parly chair­ man e a rlie r iu „ic convention. •w t v ’ tr ■ S adan )% 1 <»*' w ■ 4 Insulation For Clan Court Housing Project t [ H 8 : yv <M«r w a 11 • G flftu A .‘ ,1 “ V J /V is;.: ■ J^- '.j ’ ■ ■ �#anfitr& Iferalh YOU DON’T m atte year Sanford Heietd, City Daittery, by I M P. N . pleaeaeall YELLOW CAB 1444 TH E W E A T H E R Runny end continued w arm to­ day and Wednesday. except risk of Isolated afternoon thundershow­ er* in extreme smith portion. AN IN D E P E N D E N T I A II.Y NEWSPAPER VOLUME 1XXXH1 Entahliahed 1008 SANFOKI). Eisenhower Takes Strong Position In .Favor O f Air Power In First Press Con­ ference A s Civil­ ian, Ike Hits Back At Taft's Attack WASHINGTON o n -fln e . Dwight Elsenhower raid today he always fiaa favored a itfo n g t». S. A ir Force and la convinced a ir power w ill be dominant In any future war. A t the same tim e, In what might have been Intended u a thrust at Sen Robert A. Taft. Elsenhower said- "Anyone who finds nut that the ordinary foot soldier can be fin a lly eliminated from .war, I wish he would show me how to do It." He also took an apparent dig at p re s id e n t Trum an's action In de “ eying an A ir Forca buildup In IMS. Elsenhower m et w ith reporters a t the Pentagon o short tim o be fore dofflag the uniform as a 5-star general to free him self fo r the political ilru g g le ahead. He and T aft are the leading contenders fo r the Republican presidential nomination. A tew minutes after the news conference, Eisenhower bade ■ sol jy m in farewell to the A rm y. w With a crowd of about 2,mo watching at the Pentagon's rlv p r entrance, his retirem ent orders were read and Secretary of De feme Lovett wished him "a n a f­ fectionate goodbye and Godspeed." Lovett referred to the general's services In and after World War II as "w ithout precedent In the modern w o rld ." Elsenhower replied: "Comrades snd my friends: The •u n ifo rm e d services of the Untied States are too deeply Imbedded In my heart to say a final goodbye. Let me say, until we meet again— and that goes fo r all of you from •h* secretary of defense to the newest recruit tn the ranks—good luck and c a rry on aa you have in the past. Goodbye." i, for the firs! time In 17 M Anne band played “ ______r_ j r r g r * r . t o n n aa tho »ry slapped out. The general lunched w |ih lead­ e n of Ihe movement In win the presidential nomination — Sens Lodge of Massachusetts and Duff of Pennsylvania, and Paul Ifo ff man. on leave from Ihe Ford Foundation. Elsenhower-for-Presldent Head­ quarter* announced the general would be wearing civilia n clothes • when he leaves hla hotel at 4:13 p m. EST today fo r National A ir­ port. where he la to emplane for his firs t out of-unlform speech of Ihe campaign at Abilene, Kan. At his news conference, Klsen hower tried to ward o ff political H'aatlaae* (la rasa Sit I ♦ DETROIT wT“ T The D etroit Tigers announced today ■ B-player deal that aent T hird Baseman George Kell, Outfielder Hoot Ever* Pitcher D ltay Trout and Shortstop Johnny Upon to the Boston Red Soa. The Tigers, In return, ob­ tained F irst Baseman W alter Dropo, Intleldera Johnny Peaky and Fred Hatfield, Outfielder Don Lenhardt and P itcher Rill Weight. The trade was one of the biggest In the majors In years. The p rin c i­ pals were K ell and Evers for De­ tro it and Dropo, Peaky and Lenhardt fo r Boston. . K ail, 00, has been w ith Ihe De­ tro it club since 1046 and led the American League In baiting In 1Mb. He la regarded as the best third baseman In the league, ir e r a , I I . laid up w ith an Injury -• tU aeaton u n til Mooday night, ife rk e d the T igers' pennant bid In lfc o w ith a .M l average. • LIBEL JUDGMENT JACKSONVILLE OB - A foderal Judge Monday refused tn aet aside a Ifs.ooo libel Judgment against the Curtis Publishing Co. in favor of former State Sen. Walter B. Fraaer, St Augustine. The motion had asked Ihe court to enter • Judgment tar th* pubUafcing company. Judge Bryan Simpson also denied e motion for a new trial. Fraser's suit stemmed from a 1M0 Saturday ByemmgPett article Industry And Union To Meet Soon In Try To Reach Settlement William Clark Court Teachers Given Man Gets His But $30,000.00 From Fails To Pay U.S. Track Revenue Taxes On Income Ex-President Agai n Asks Congress To Undertake Acti on WASHINGTON Former President Herbert Hoover today urged Congress In create another commission—sim ila r In one he o r­ ganised six years ago—to find new way* nf stream lining Hie federal government. An Increase In Ihe annual budget In the past six years from to billion dollars to DO billion "creates new problems of organisation which should be studied." Hoover said He made his comment In a letter to Chairman Dawson (D ili.) nf Ihe House Executive Expenditures Committee who had asked the fo r­ mer President to testify on reor­ ganisation legislation Hoover snlil previous comm itments prevented, him from appearing personally Before Ihe committee are 20 re , organisation proposals. Including several hills which would create .« new Hoover Commission "W hile many commission rernm mrndatlnns have been adopli-il dur Ing Ihe past th rre years." Hoove: wrote, "there are Important reor­ a *r. ."HU damage suit ended yes­ ganisations of Ihe Post Office, terday In C ircuit Court w ith an Treasury, In te rio r and Agriculture assessment n f une dnllat In dam­ Departments, the Veterans Admin ages against the defendant*. This Miration and the Federal Security was the firs t ease In the civil Agency which arc not dealt with diK'kel of the Sluing term nf the In Hie 2!) hills befnre your com­ Court. mittee. Judge Mil M illard II. .Smith Instruct" W r must also recognise Ihe <'il „,| the t (,,, Jury to bring In the verdict enormous Increase In federal nc In |„ favor f HVO o f W niii'M I!. H cnslrr m il tlv lty since Ihe riunnilsslnn's rec w ife iio f Forest C ity In ■ «ult nininendnHon. 1 suggest, therefore, against Both Parks and J. T. Murthat theac proposali tu re-establish dock, 'lock. Juilfrc .Smith pointed out the commission go over to Ihe next that th a t proof o f damago had been Congress." In e ffic ie n t. Hoover la id great progress had Mr. and Mra. Hcnslta stated been made aloce the commission th a t they had - purchased land in submitted Ita recommendations a Forest C ity subdivision fo r the three years, ago. I l i r commission purpoxp o f <rccttnir »'-4‘ fishing ceased -to , operate after that, * ram p, and charged that the de­ So fa r, Congress has approved fendant# had hulldoied nut !I0 two reorganisation plans submitted treea which i educed the value of by President Truman. Roth dealt the land anil made It unm iltahlr with agencies under congressional fo r thp purpose for which It had fire —Ihe Reconstruction Finance h j,'rrn rrn purrhuiPil. The h ill o f romCorporation and Ihe Internal Rev plaint had fir of been filed on entin Bureau .Sent. jo . mno. Four nlhcr plans xuhmltted hr T estifying In the tria l were M. come effective next month If ncl C. Hagan. m irvpyor; C. t.. Hrady, (her the Senate nnr the House Orlando real ratate h ro krr, ami vetoes them. Three would place It I.. Heiislrc. under C ivil Service Ihe appoint Tin* ju ry In rh iilrd C h rx trr ft. ment nf postmasters, customs of Nelson, foreman; W. A. Forward, | I rn II b i «4 On D ili .fnmc* II. (iu t, Edward A. Parker, James T. Hardy Jr., and David | l.ivingntnn. It* o ffic ia l verdict w*», "W e the M f 'C n r lv f x r p u f p u t jj'tr y . God for the pTaintlff* and t j U 1 C t l l v o l asses* their damage against the ge agal C o u n t y Commission Udell Collects Half Agrees On Route Million From U. S.. Of Forest City Road But Owes $750,000 Dollar Damages Given Plaintiffs Demanding $5,000 First Case In Spring Term Of Court Is Heard ByM.B.Smith Final Count Gives TALLAHASSEE 'JR-Dan McCar­ ty recalved lha highest vote ever recorded fo r a Florida governor­ ship candidate In last week's sec­ ond Democratic p rim a ry, com­ plete o fficia l return* showed to day. th e returns reported by County officials and lahulated In the o f­ fice of Secretary of Stale R. A. Gray fo r form al certification by Ihe Stata Canvassing noard later In the day gave McCarty 364,200 votes and Bralley Odham 336.716. M cC arty's m a jo rity waa 47,464. H a rry 8. Swan won the Repub­ lican nomination w ith 10.217 votes to 3,003 fo r Bert Leigh Acker. Swan w ill oppose McCarty In the November general election, bul w ill have IltDe chance since Dem­ ocrats outnumber Republicans 14 to I In Florida, Official returns from the runoff for representative In Congress from the new North Central Flor­ ida Eighth District gave D. R. (Billy) Matthews, Gainesville, 740 to 09.070 for former Rep. Lei Green, Starke. M cCarty, a F o rt Pierce citrus and cattle man, carried 31 n f the 67 rnunties, w ith hla greatest strength along hla native East Coast and across the northern tier of countlea from Jeckaonvllle tn Pensacola. odham, young Sanford oil dis­ ili'fi'iu ln iits ss u m n ln s l, t o - w lt , nns •In lls r." C ircu it Court waa adjourned this morning and recessed u ntil Thursday morning at 0:30 o'clock when tria l n f c iv il casea w ill he resumed, said O. I ’. Herndon, clerk nf the court. On Friday. Judge Smith drew a v ln lrr of fit) names from which Juries a r* tn he selected fo r the duration of the tria l o f r lv lj casts. The venire includedi W. I., flleg, E. E. Eastahrooka, H. D. Illg h lc y men, M. L Futch, D. II. Smith, John E. Higgins, France* C. N o r­ ris, Howard Faville. Blanche Takarh. W aller A. Feslsr, J. K. Jackson. Mra. 8. L. W oodruff, Ben H. Gatlin. T. O. Landress, J. M. Ray, II. P. Leach, K. E. Lloyd 8 r „ Jack F. Hvms, C. V. M illika n . A . L. Battle, If. W. Goodspeed. H. R. O'Brien, R. A. Cameron, Jamas B. Gut and Edgar Lyons, Other Jurymen called ere C lif­ ford Hands, J. Young H arris, M r*. It. A. Hrnlth, J. R. I h l l , II. L. Duhart. It. A. Howell, II. R. Musselwhite, A lfre d Van Ness, A . A. Thompson, G. C. Harden, A. G. A llan, R. O. Hoover, C. 0 . Nelson, J. T. Hardy J r., Howard Gould, Roland A. Wesson, W . A. F o r­ ward, M. 0. Myers, E. I!. Parker, E. L. Fulford, Fred Pearson, 8. F. flimpson, David Livingston, W. F. Bohannon and F. W. Foote. WORLD FAIR TALLAHASSEE (JR-Plans fo r a tributor, led In I I rountlee, with spectacular world fa ir to be held hla biggest majorities coming In on Ihe Lower East Coast nf Florida ____ _______ In 1034-35 were endorsed hy the central Florida Fewer then 100 votoe separated th« two ta s ta of UM Counties carried hr, Odham and five of the counties witch gave maiartiiaa to McCarty. Odham took Bey, Hardee. Hen- ana for a vaeatiaa tad has XT' f l H U U f l T L , . T. plana for Seoul to taka a Appling, fining station owner, waa hand solving hcM on an open charge Monday tk tfea In Um death of Dick Mitchell, 06 Korean year old mechanic, • State Coroner Edward Slid sold evi- iUHS. ient over how to hat Nc bach t etrudT tho If ||M [fit s m ?s i legislator* Slate Cabinet today. Hollis Rinehart, M iam i attorney who Is preildenl ct Florida-W orld F a ir Inc., laM the Cabinet the project would a ttra ct a m inim um o f fiv e m illion people a year to the state and perhape as many aa 10 m illion. W illiain Chirk ( ‘m ill, an *-• immx-ilint «-l v west uf I It,- IJfi mill ■ tu Mu* ii *,• of N rg m citlscll* in "i noon lir f n ir ., guMmiing uf n1 "it tup, Mary M rl.in d Bc'lhiini-, pi, lege, Dnytmin llcarh, together w ill, the project by George W illiim i. A u th o rity. At IkiMo iii , Mu- Iter i gets rrady to Introdure Hi. Iliti'.n Congressman And American Guards General To Testify Fire Riot Guns At On Katyn Slayings Unruly Prisoners lly JIM IIE C K K II KOJE ISLAND. Korea '-P Amer " an guards tired riot guns into s 1'iisuner of war compound tm ilghl, lightly wiuindlng lour Nurili Kn n an prisoners defying orders Prisoners In ( ‘ompound I'ait ie (used In remove clothing from the hurhrd wire fence nlislrucling Mu* giiaids' view of Ihe enclosure The uiards then opened fire with c rip pling shotgun blasts to drive Mie unruly POWs hack (rum the fence Two of Ihe prisoner* were taken in a ram p hospital fo r treatment 1lie other two were given first aid hy fellow nrisoners the shooting raised prisoner raxunities fur Ihe past 21 hours tu one dead and seven wounded One prisoner was killed and another u minded hy Ihe accidental ills • barge of a guard's machine gun m il two were wounded In Ihe nlghl hi an escape attempt Defiant Med POWs earlier set up . new flagpole In their prison pen in p la rr of one knocked down hy ,’unrils Monday "It w ill not hr (here very long," commented Brig Gent llaydnn L lim ilner, Koje commander Bnalner summoned chieftain of three Red rm itru llrd rnmpumid* lie gave leaders of Compound* HI ■ml PT. an iiilln in tiim tn haul down lied flags. It w h s not disclosed nntint he Into Ihe th ird POW lender whose compound—02—already had hovered ils flags. Iloainer expressed rn n rrrn over dm number nf accidental shoot­ ing* by Allied guards Two POWs were wounded Mon­ day Onn was shot tryin g tu escape. 'Ihe other was shot hy a South Knrean officer, who was goaded by shouted POW Insults Bnstner ha* ordered Ihe Com­ munists tn pull down Communist flag* flyin g over th e ir compound!. Several compounds openly defied Ihe order. Tank-aupportnd troops removed flags and Insulllng ban­ ners from two compounds Monday. STUDENTS EXCUSED ITHACA, N. Y. (jB—Cornell Univanity has reinstated M students who confessed participating In a radio broadcast of phony war bulThe Weather latlna. The Faculty Committee on Stu­ High Lew. P rerlp. dent Cooduct, which had suspend­ Asheville 61 50 ed the student* for a year, anOAK K ID G K 71 60 Chicago fl. N. flayer, secretary o f the Cleveland Oak Ridge Supper Club, announ­ to * (aid New Orleans ced today th a t the barbecue laforma „ „ s&pnst&g T^aot was • *dbcloeed *** . . r' •V i* */* ' WASHINGTON iiR -A emigres-. man and a retired general go Infore a special congressional nun mlttee today In discuss a missing 7-year old retsirt un (lie Katyn Fur cst massacre Itcp. Lantnff 1 1) Fla ). a fnrmr-i A rm y lleulenant enlnnel, and Mai Gen. Claylon lllssell, retired, w ill he asked If the A rm y tried to suppress the first official news id how 4,000 Polish officers wen slaughtered In 1010 Chairman Madden (D .-Ind ) say* his cninm ltlee Is m nvlnred Ihe Russian* slew the Polish o fflrrrs In Katyn Forest, near Smolensk, early In World War II. Moscow has blamed Ihe Germans, but So vlet officials have Ignored Invito Horn to testify before Ihe Invest! gating group An o fficial report of Ihe mnssn era was made tn Gen lllssell, thru chief Intelligence n fflre r, hy Cnl John II. Van V llnt In May, 101.1 Van V llrt. a v a r prisoner of the Germans, had Le»n taken tn Katyn two years n o frt* to corroborate the finding nf etude graves rim lelnlng the Polish I kmII ps. Madden told a reporter thal the Van V llr t report was classified top secret and Ihrn disappeared A fo rm e r American ambassador to Poland, A rthur lllls s Lane, said In a m agailne article (hat A tn rrl can authorities suppressed the re port to avoid embarrassing their Soviet allies. Congressmen who tried recently to obtain a ropy of the report sold m ilita ry authorities told them It was lost. Van Vliet subsequently m ad* another report from memory and also testified before Ihe com m ttta*. Blssell handled Ihe report at the Pentagon. Lantaff, then chief of secretariat, first talked to Van V llrt and took him to the ganural. New York Seattle Washington Jacksonville No. 204 A to x o c ln lrd P ress l.r n s r d W ire TH SSDAV JUNK .T. 1052 U.S. Government Streamlining Is Urged By Hoover Vote Ever Tallied Kell Traded In Huge Tiger-Red Sox Deal FLORIDA to irheduled fo r Wedneaday n ig h t had been celled o f f due to having no chef available. Fred B olly was unable aerve tn this capacity. WASHINGTON '/fl -An Industryunion meeting hr seek s steel strike settlement may he held w ithin IH houis. an Industry source reported tialay The mills have been closed since shnril) after niam Monday, when the Supreme I'o u rl ruled President Truman's seizure of Ihe Industry nnas uncnnstlliltlmial Plans for an Industry union meet­ ing do nut in rlu d r government pa r­ ticipation, Ihr Industry source said, lie added details probably w ill be .innounerd In n Joint statement by management and the CIO United Steelworker* Pittsburgh Nvas mentioned as the probable scene of prelim inary talks The government nv«* described. ii> the report nf projected labormanagement talks, ns keeping hands off In Ihe apparent belief Mint Ihr best presm t strategy is to let the parlies lake Ihe initiative Front Pitshurgh came re p o rti that executives of a dmen leading • ted producers w ill meet in New York Wednesday to plan strategy t'nb'Ns the contender* get logethci soon, tl »vas believed President I t uman would lake some new ac Hon to end Ihe strike brrausc Ihe Nv.ilkout is costing Ihe nallnn and its i iiic i.il defense effort 300,000 Ions nl steel dally Mi Irum an had nhoul three c h o ic e s i 11 Sit light a while In pc nvIiii I the Industry and union in iy an omnllsh on llie ir own, (3) i iin nkc the Taft Hartley Law's 80 •lay 1'iiurl Inlunetlnn provision! agalnsl a eimlinued strike, nr (3) ask i ongress for special legislation lu deal with the slluatlnn A high iid m ln lslra liiin o fficial said those were (he alternative* being debated «l Ihe White House. • He ee|Hrrx*p«t a personal opinion to i reporter dial M r Trum an would Invoke Ihe T i l Aet, a* many inemhers of congress have d8 mandril iii Iiit Trum an advisers rcp o rird l) were counselling against Mils favoring the appeal fo I'nn- WASHINGTON t' Sen \V|| Tin- ( 'onnl) ( oinm i'slini tndn) appropriated JJin.iMlU In funds tie Ham. t i l Del > luld the Senate tn rived from the stale tsee Mark day i man enlleeted nearly half revenue to the I'oontv Sehool a m illion dollars from the govern lliiard stipulating Hint Hie mnttey lltetll through "devious methods" tie lin 'd exelusively fm teai'hers' while lie owed three quarter* of a m illion In Inrome laves and pen salaries Following s half hunt argument allies lie n n ilird the man as Jack t'd r ll over the oemmissloners' table hy the i-nmmlsslnners. and opposing m il said he lives variously In New fn rtlo n . fiom Forest f 'llv over Yurk Cilv Fr.inkfortl, D el, and the route of the pinposed road M iam i Beach Fla The Williams speech w i* the Into Forest S"it v front Snnlniido Springs, Hie t'■mi mission In- n latest In i scries of verbal blast* hy the Iti'lnw no senator levelled three to two vo*,- n|iniove,| route piopoaed liv M * Hagan, ,il Ihe lnteru.il lli'Ncuue Bure.iu t'ilc ll h i . figured previously ii silt veym Mr llugan levraled Ill'll I I I -t tile ln lc rii.il rcNcmic fo** Thorsdav he snd Hugh llnunnh, W illiam ■ earlier bail n.lined I let.and. i epresen! «l ive . o f Ihe I'lle ll as one m Im I'lilploN i'll losepli Stale |(-ii,•I D epaiIloelit. had rate II N u n.in lo r iim -i in le riiiil reve I t help Inin full v gone ovei pinposed routes lull- ciim m issioiiei gut ■n mi•-nI las 1 1 intis Into Forest C ity, • iiveritic "nine of flghl the dlstnnee on foot The route 'ig.iilisl him i hoseti, said Mi Mae an, follows W illiam * .aid toil i\ th.it .iftei approximately the old Sanlando I dell lured Nun.ill lie nv.i * sue cessful ill li.ivliig Ills )71l.' o‘l l I is Springs. Kniest I 'l l ) Road t'ommtssioiier it K, Foinnkii*, i ,|sc pigeonholed III tile lilt's nl I.oligwood. dlsn|i|iloved of Mr the I lep il I lui'iil id lu s liie I l i i g n n |ir*ip»»e.| n tiiii- and vuiod lie soul i iiio N f In p iii> e e u tc I "N i," i -ifutulsfittuf-i Kllhi'i* wan* I d e ll in th e l is ca se , o il c h a rg e s ■-■I In visll Ihe t " U * e iignin with th a l lie h a d I u l r * ' to i ' u n f ile Mir other i-iiminlssliuiers In-fiirr i l l Im n in e In s r e li . r n . nn.is d ro p p e d viiting, and being unable in du Mu* III I'.tIH a Ii nn weeks a fle r F ill'll when Chairman It. (' DimIi I asked hired N llllan , fur a vole, voted "N o ". Commis­ Udell, reached at M iam i told a sioner J. K. McClelland made the rc |s irle r " I dun I Vnmv ,i ih in g " motion, w ith Mr Dodd and Mr and-rufc.rteil ill ipiestlmis In Ills Pope assenting attorney I The motion was »■• Mu- " ff e r tl The D elaw are senator said Udell [th a t If (he Htale H "*d Department cnlleefed $191,390 friim the govern Is w illin g to aei-enl the Bnolnndo ment lor running Ihe Nallnnal Spi mgs Forest S"Itv Ituad as u Meal and Food ItisMIule III Ml link in a load ren.-hlllg fi" m the a llil. ' supposedl) fol the pill pose I ,-1.1,111V line a* Fores* *'l*» ' o 1uf lea> lllllg n,derails how hi etil Wagner. the County »'ioiinii*oo-i up poult i y and dlier m e a ls ” : I* w illing to 'U -l'tit Mo......... Then lie ipiuled (ruin a k'efer.'in g i f s ignatei) hr Mr Hagan ) il in nil si r 11ii hi audit to I hi Ire.i* Mi I lo in hi I* likely in lie wary M ,* lues Met edit Ii, F "i ■ * < ' I n ill N D epiirlltieul whuh In - lid "I h . next move III illV event, levi lepei anil Fred |! " it- " " . show I d I'dell ha- eiii: aged in liter bring r d to llr il on fils seizure !'•"» •"* "padded bookkeeping and •lip Die Supreme i Hurl ruled ti .1 Iipp...|t|..tl tlrtltiMN tll'V lii* M o n ti • t Mint the President's A pril •re Flto.-t m IimmI > h ill n l iking over Ihe steel in M o ld I F .le|i Ami lit* v iiil ilu s in nn.is nneiinstiliitloiial illcuflMii lh.il Un so il Mi I'ruinaii remained silenl on The ( 'i»mnii**loM tic k 'iiid. i ail in riit (Mill any the lugh court's decision, hut H'|*4I| f vise ment n request hv Di I ' t ongress inemhers generally ap i l r Niiiil, Inn ih r ir $%ii■» ini til llin g lin g , Inc ill Negro .IciiDhI, fm pta ik IciI It. with some exeeidlnns frM'd n Jilin donation for .o m iiliim i! <>f tlit iliMfi On* 11f*jisin v r w Sen Lehman it* Idb N Y t for ex I m ill ii h Ih r |Myin«*ids h» ilisfv ii storage building id M" "T llic niiplc. viewed file ruling " ll h ills «l ••Hfltalirsl B n I 't t g r *»l • • |). IlnNvaid liny and tin t Scout may saying Camp near I'anla Di ttuigllou. " i ongress must aet. without a who Nvus aeciunpanli'd !•> -Ic i . n iilo iiic iit's unnecessary delay, to Walker, scout leader, and James pass essential legislation to give A Foster, scout exe.nlivc, pointcl the President Ihe | a w N f r lie need* out ttm l the Hanfor.l City t'mu ulus is no lim e for politics " Ullsstnli linil promised o F.’nn 'toil The workers began sireiim lng ation to thn project if the t'o iu ity oil' of ihe steel m ills across Ihe would make a donation nation w ithin minutes alter Ihe Sanford lias l.'lfi Negro Boy MUN.SAN. Korea v M .ilG en high 1'im rl .icleil even before gel­ Scouts ollt o f .......... .. t o t a l " f W llll.im K Harrison tialnv tolil ling form al strike Instruction* from a i l . s a id Dr. l l i n g l i n g li e ' I ' gi''l i ( lunm uiilsl trin e lu 'guti.iiiu* (lit- Philip M urray, head of the CIO II \ I'liim iin n t wdl not 'liiNi* and Mie Steelworker* Union th e d o n a tio n as a means " f u id ii' lu g l.o y s to g r o w u p in to t ' d t c , C.ipltiri'd llt'ds to V"U "I Mil lautil li was Mie Steelworker*' second id ii h.iynnel strike since their contract expired men lie dei'lnred at lial.iv's tiullless Iasi Ian I Ihe first walkout lasted n rin i'tle e session only three days, A pril 20 May I hh ' I tie altalnineid nf an ai ndslice Mr T rum an may firs t try In |I»HI|HI|S*I Un I’ HHS S lit Is iniNN prevented only hy v n tr n ililiitlit m ili'Mtiind Mlat the I N I'ltmm nod furer prl Miners of w at in En*. Eugeni' E. McLane, '.’it, »> Attack Hquudron IIH. stationed s' I r r lu i n tu n way nl life sn reptig NAAS. Hanford, w a s Inslm illv nanl tu them that they prefer death The United Na killed May 27 when his plane in Ils sir ail (bin g e Bishop and W. A. L e ffcrashed at *"M o ff the c o a s t o f lluu- I'nmnm nd w ill uni tit Ive per Jacksonville. Kn*. Mrl.ane was sunncl In you a* Ihe pulut nf a |e i, i ll y bond trustccR, reported hnyni.ct " in the I 'ii y Uonimlsslon at a spsperform ing a n iiilirie Im ln iiig Nm lh Knrean Gen Nam II cial inert log last night that C ity flig h t when his plane einshed due .Series A bonds, having a par to a.lverse weather eondltlun*, Id- fused In budge from tin- lied value of JIMI.IIOO, had been retired C. L. .Sullivan, public I n f o r m a t io n siiiim ilu il nil prisoners lie turned, by force If neresxary al a cost of JMI.nnO during tho officer, announced today. "The next tdcp hi the arm istice present fiscal year sta rtin g on Oct. En*. M o lin e I* a veteran " f World W ar II, having served In liego'inlUiiis I* wh'dlv up I" yrnir I Water bonds w ith par valut o f I Id,non, Nvcre retired fo r JO .llfl. the Navy as radioman, lie entered stile." Nam id'lert At I nmmunisl insistence niudlipr The ('ommlaslnn authorised tho F light T raining In February, I04H and tei-rlved his wings anil coin session was scheduled fur Wptlnr.x pillehase of n pump fo r the new 12 Inch 'veil recently eomplitad mission a* an ensign In the Naval ilnv Hamsun again suggested the near Mie eity reservoir. A ir Korea In November, IPMi. He Ito liril Aligas. consulting engireporteil to A ttack Squadron .'to ('um iuitnlsts ntiservi a ri’sereeulllg nf eaptured ll" ils Nam declined neer, i ecu in me iiilt’d to the ComIn February, 1061. The Allies spy Ilu il ,i .screening j inlssion th a t aeration equipment En*. McLane Is survived hv hi* wife, M r*. 0*1* McLane, '.*7 W. nf raptured lleii soldiers and c iv il­ [ he secured fo r the new nvcII. showed only 70,ism S in e both engines at the water Division Htreet, Del.and. his inn ian finternees I oetlfM iir tl 410$ I'liRe I hm | plsnt are now In use nt the same Mier, M r*. Ann Carpenter, 2H2B tinie, tie recommended either the Glcen Road, Jacksonville, and his securing n f a special Diesel fo r father, Bert A. McLane, Fort standby servire, or have thn F lo r­ Lauderdale. Memorial Services w ill ida Power and L ig h t Co., extend tie held at the N A A S Chapel at n llib' fo r ru t In servire. Tbsan 2:00 p.m. Monday, June H. i 'Hh i I m G. Marian manager " f matters were taken under advisement. i (he N'.'iyfai- 'tin , led Holiday Inr .SAFE STOLEN New' Yurk C ity tn hnudle arrangeM IA M I Of—'Thieves whn smashed nients for the M a yfa ir Inn reunion EDITOR DIES Ihe front door of an Ice cream nf form er gtlesls o f the Inral re­ PENSACOLA W)—Wesley Chalk. drive In stand Monday made off sort hotni srhoduled fo r S atur­ I t form er sports and state editor w ith a 4 by 6 foot safe containing day. June 14. of Ihe Pensacola News-Journal, more then 17,000. Fviaits |il*n n i“ l fo r the ncraslon d irtl Monday after a long Illness Police said the safe held I2.R37 Include ii liull game nt the Pnlo In cash and 14,110 in checks en­ Ground* between the New York dorsed fo r deposit from Ihe Artie Giants and the 8t. Louis CsrdlnSystems, Inc. ois, tlie la tte r norv menaged hy The thieve* hauled the big safe Eddie flU n k y , form er Giant sec"The •w ay In * stolen truck. und-haseman 1:00 • 7:40 Following tho baM game, the fnrm cr M a y fa ir Inn group w ill M O V IE LA N O SOUTHERN GRADUATES LAKELAND UR — Florida South­ meet n t Toot* Shur'a famous res"Adam and B valyn" ern College graduated 006 students la u ra n t fo r a big banquet. Mr. 7:46 feature 8:20. at Its ffn h June commencement Marian exnerU to return to Ranford in el»'tit two weeks. Monday. (icncral Declares “Inhuman Unu's Prevent Ai mistier E . Euifune Mcisani' I Killed In ( rash $!){),000 Fn City Ronds Retired For $56,000 MarianPlanH Kuunion In New York ( ’Ily Movie ■ . Government To Keep Hands Off As All Mills A r c Closed After Court Ruling ___ - - ■ / v ^ . t r i - ^ ■ /K a ffir �u e i ; r s s Mk Final Count,■;i TIIK HANFORD IfRRAl.n Page t Tuea. Jlsaa a, IMS Substitute For Man The Sanford Herald A world in which all manual labor will to performed by robot* I oohim on the horizon, according to Louie N. Ridenour, rofmnor of phyaica rind dean of the graduate rtchool of the liiivoralty of lillnple. He haa been predicting a day when thinking nutomatona will to able to aubatltute for human heingfl in the operation of any induatrial or manufacturing organization, however complex. Kobota will t o a b le to operate tooling muchimm in re­ mote factories ualng perforated tape whose symbol- nre trnimmitted in eleqtirWl Impulse* wldch in tujn will rim drill pr«Hses1, vutteris ntu7oi..jr in(u'iiimr*. a.--1-" ' ■ done with automatic teletype netting machines In use by I ' ' iy, Plans are being made for an elec­ many newnpapera toda, tronic calculating machine capable of doing nearly 11,001) rmiltiplications a necond. These machines also have memory — If you cun call it that — and will to able to reproduce any part or all of their cnlrulotloriH. They will ulno to oble to file data, records and documents thereafter quickly and easily accessible. Will the day come when robots are oble to build robots? No doubt. Rut we have an idea there wouldn’t to much fun in 11 completely robot world, So man, being the way he is, will probably start something new on the artistic or philo­ sophic side of his nature. Along thla line we are reminded of the folks who thought that with every new Invention Romance was dead1. This wan waa especially true of the steameape ' enginedrawn train. But humanity was wiser. Rang Kipling: ‘Romance la dead!" But, all unseen, Romance brings up the nine-fifteen t" Robots may be good servants of mankind. They will riot be its master*. . 1 wo -w - • 1 « ■- » - M s tlto ls * la Itoa rahilahMi OaUr >i m * i e.tarSar U S Baadar. Skrl.la.aa aa« (Saw T.ar., s>abll.a.4 aa BaSarear* l. l* 1i . s M i CbrlaSiaaa aa* S .a V.ara SSI Staaaalla Sara.. ts. i 1 ■ .*. — ■. h i 1 *— ii ■ ■ K a l.r.e aa ...M S ri.M m . h . i oev.a.r tr . sesa. as sa* r ..s ossir. al M a la .4, M.ilSa, aa*»r Ik . a .I aI I ' . a i l n . al Mar.b a, sera. Still.LA VU b U * * * ~ eeiiat siuM.M.a u M f i _______ lia .ta .. . a . . . . . . e in e c s s ir r io v m atci f r Carrie* ---- --------------- 0 .M Oa. SSuath ............... SUMS Ta»«. Maulk. ...................._ AM* M l Maatk. XI# •ftao Tear -----...— ..... _ im o All akltaarr aallr.a, rarda at Ikaaha, i.aalallaa. aa* aallr.a al eal.rlalam .at la. ia . ,r lal.laa laaSs. ..Ill k. rkMS.S |a« as r.aalar a e .rn l.lk ji ralr*. n S e tr.ra lr* NallaaaMr Nr la lea* * . < n . a . „ N .a .M .a ia ll... Ia»., Slew Vera. Cklraaa, U .lra li, Waaaaa Cltr aad as. I-aal*. Tke HeraJ* u a ■aea.ber a l Tke iM M lilt S e *.... w bl.b ia .a iltl.e 1* * ' ' , / “ ^***f r«r isaabil*•« « • *11 Ik * Im * | a .w . e rla i.il Shi. a«w.e*e*r, a* w .n aa all A» aew . e i.e .ir b .., M O NDAY, JU N E 2, 16.12 TOftAY’H IIIMI.K VEILSE 0044 deed* performed In an obacara Roman province have a pro­ found Influence thousands uf veer* later In continent* then undlecovfi. ilia ll all th . f» i„of the w it h be hleseed.—Qen 19:3. —- ' ■%— A Great Race .......... ---. A ginuu o l women lenresenting the Ameiiian I ■**!■icn GmM Ii .m trier led Dean Achriun as the Num­ ber One dresser in n list of the " tin best d ie te d men." Well, it', nice to excel *| something. A peikmg meter supervisor ill Rhode Island found a snake re­ cently among the pennies in * parking matei, It mutt have been a copperhead. A United Press ilory Irll. about a doctor who lus found 1b.1t rock tails can be used as anesthetics. In r 'k . r wnuli, I,- | .. duroseieil what evetyone else hat known for generation. Congratulations la Hadis Pow r r i and Suntimr maga/iiie on it. first six months of puhlii niion Among other m ln n lin g facts u this week's iiuinlirr, we note, 11 that the lallrst hmhliiiK in Morid. it the Dade county court house at Miami, 27 stories, 165 feet high. The average woman own* three brassier* W the support end enhancement of her figure lh* Corset pad Braider Association o f America reports. In many back­ ward countries the average drops lo one hr* for every 40 women which is the price to he paid foi being underdeveloped. Tire lateit atomic- explosion which caused harely a ripple m l.a* Vega., Nev., 75 Uriel from llie site ol the detonation, le.ulled in an uomistakahlr finals in (hr sky and sounds rrstiiibling an earth­ quake <100 miles aWay in C *lifw nia. It seems everything happens in a big way in California. II America is going to runtinue to feed itself, much less any pail ol the rest ol the world, it is going lo have to find new wavs of in­ creasing ilia |tcr acre yield That, at least, is the conclusion of Wayne Darrow, Washington c01 respondent ol Fatm and Randi-Southern Atiri* culture list. "Fur every lour iieiinn* , sitting down at a meal in this country in 1940", ho lays, "there w ill be another person al the table in 1975". And so by 1975 this country will need 516 billion pounds more of bgef- veal and polk, 30 billion pound* more of milk, and abuul 14.7 billion mare g fg l"’ That is a lot of food stuff. E Lincoln’s Early Love Of all the legemlrt that have grown up around Abrubrsin Lincoln none la more romantic, or dearer to the heartn of the sentimental, than the story of Ida early love for the unfortunate Ami Rutledge. According to the story Lincoln loved her and would have married her had she lived. Many give her death credit for the air of melnncholy that marked Lincoln throughout his lifetime. Recently, however, a letter written by Mrs. Lincoln was discovered, in an old trunk, which throws doubt on the story, at least aa fa r as his wife was concerned. Sire said William Herndon, Lincoln’s law partner and one of his first biographers, started the myth out of spite. The letter indi­ cated that Mary Todd Lincoln held Herndon in low opinion and from Herndon's comments on his idol’s wife It Is appar­ ent that the dislike was mutual. Finding the truth of the matter rimy prove to be im­ possible at tills late date. All tile evidence shows that Lincoln was n devoted und uffeahumte husband and father. If lie did have an earlier love than the woman lie married it matters little. Many well-balanced jtenple have survived 11 Mweetly sentimental first love to find more true and last­ ing happiness with someone else. If Lincoln cherished such a tender memory his heart was big enough to hold It and a Inter attachment and love for oil his people besides. Where The Reds Fail "Man shall nut live by bread alone." Tills old Hlhicnl saying, like many others equally hallowed by long familiarity, lias been abandoned by the Soviets, whose treatment of the worker shows plainly their belief that enough food for existence and fur toll is all thut is necessary. If production slackens because the peasant or the Inhorer sees no advan­ tage in keeping It up, the TUler* resort to terror, if thut Is not enough, they apply more terror. That Is the fundamental weakness of the ( '0mrnuiil.1 t system. The better It becomes known, the quicker thut svstem will fall. Then perhaps the Kremlin will recognize that another adage Is equally true, "Man shall not work by dread alone." CoiiKrt’KHimin Merloni* Iteportn Mr M ill II MR LON (1 'H ierr has been so much minuhdrt standing about th * action of (In* H o uii * on On* h ill lu amend th * Modal Hecurlty A rt that I wan* *n lake thla opportunity to aaploin what the v o lt actually meant. Few member* o f Congr*** op* poiicd the llb c ra llia tio n o f Roclal .Security benefit*, but a lm o it all of them resented having an Im ­ portant a b ill rammed down their thruata w ith no opportunity fo r anyone to examine It but th * mem bera u f the W ay* and Mean* Com* mlttee, and under a nroredur* p e rm ittin g neither amendment nor attenuate debate. The reaeon m u tt o f u* opposed bringing the b ill up thle way waa that a group wanted to *01111111 au amendment increasing the amount of money an Individual could earn and i t i l i receive Social H erurity benefit*, (rum tb* preaent (fit) up to |IOO per month. W ith the tirea tn i high co»t of living. 1 feel It I* unjuat to bar the recipient* of Rorlal Security from supplement Ing th u ie benefit* w ith part-tim e earning* to that extent at least. Under suspension of the rules, however, the amendment couldn't he Introduced. The only way to gvt it In waa to refuse to suspend th * rule*, which we did. Now the b ill cud com* up under the normal procedure, whereby it can be amended and fu lly d iicu **- IC .a tlH M r,M > V .* . Omal today all the more remarkable. It people have seriously probed Into the w orking* o f th e ir e tile gov U a trlh u t* to to** clean, decant luettion* about It men end their o rgahluH on* who eminent, asked uu ahd discussed It among them- fought h a r d but honorably. . . . s tiv e * ^ Obviously, more people thought Dan McCarty had better answer*, or could deliver the good* bettor, than Rralley Odham. Rut Tt is to Odham'* credit thut the Issue* were *0 thoroughly examined anil it xeenix safe to say that the San­ ford man has ftrm ly established himself as a new and Importun*. political factor in the l**te . While McCarty' > m a ty 1'. -*n* s lig h tly larger than thut L) winch he tost to F u lle r Warren in 1U4H, in many reaped* thla was n closer n»c*-. There was no land-title in a single county either way, and In many counties—Pineda* included —only 11 handful of vote* s e p a ­ rated the two candidate*/* T hl* is what make* Hie -Toodw ill and harmony wldch nrev.ula Ht. Petersburg T im r* dry, Hillsborough, Lake, to e , to v y i Liberty, Manatee, Orange. Pasco Pinellas. Polk, Seminole, Sumter Now th s t they've had lim e to d i­ — w ithout r* n m r and w ith loaera ■nd Taylor Counties. The rex ral gest tin- result* o f Tuesday'* p ri­ and wlnnera alike retaining the went lo McCarty. maries, the people o f Pinellas and 1 expect o f each other. They were almost even in lJu o f Floritlu have giant reason to Way back fact Fall when B ra llry solo, Dixie, Duval, Highland.*; O* C O Ilg iU tu ln le them -telvon. Odham firs t came to ta lk to editors ceola and Washington, wldch went In Iran McCarty they have o f tin- Tim e*, a* he waa leaving to M cC arty; and in Hendry, Levy elected a fine man who we aro u tte r a long conference, he flashed Liberty, Manatee I'tneU** Sumter s u i t •A ii' re: to re c o n fid e n c e It: Hie Ids engaging g rin and said, “ I'll add Taylor, which went to Odhamii o ffic e of G o v e rn o r arm iriv e F lo r - tell you one fMmr - - If I d«r>7 win V e f'u r ty pirke.t y*. n (.i« M i r * 11,* i ,i„. t it m ake m e " •f-a E w ’l i w 1 ,<>tr. In-, first pTt.' T h e y h o v e n - t Ml. --s a m p le f u r palgner out of Dan McCarty you Of SOI ,427 o th e r IS o u lh e rn S la t e * b y h o ld in g Odhuin, who harely edged Into a presidential pi hasty. And the ever saw," Hu did Just that. I t waa a fa r l lie runoH against McCarty with people went through two hart! 2 3 fi rst prim ary voter;, pli-km] race, for Governor Mid President better campaign oecauae o f Odham and his uniii'ja talkathons— and we up 104,111 In im. spectacular seconddun’t mean merely *0 fa r aa ex­ prim ary campaign citement and entertainment goes. The total id 120,«I« votes cast We tiira ii frum a standpoint of a for governor In the second prim ary public a irin g o f th * iixu e t I t I i was I7.UU la-low the record flg u r* doubtful If ever before *o many ut 7M UP) marked up m the fir si 11 *,It <1)414tit FfMHj I'sintr Hurl prim ary ut iKUixxr held would return to Red Three candidates -A lto Adams, Ulll Hendrix and Dale K Spencer— soil without a fight IfarrlM in told Nurn Iris failure lu were eliminated In the firs t p ri­ observe a rescreenlog “ w ill prove m ary. lo the world that yon know that M cC arty'* 47.000 vote margin the results w ill prove the validity over Odham compare* with a 23,. of the G N. t'omm uud po sitio n/' m i vole rnulorltv hv which Fuller Warren beat McCarty fo r the gov­ SK<) III., Korea W - Right groups ernorship four years ago. The sec­ ond prim ary totals then were: Of Chinese riflem en (recked at Warren 260041; McCarty 270,423 United Nations defensor along a The official returns also showed 3 mile sector of the Korea western election of 16 delegates In the front in predawn darkness today. A U f! F.igoth A rm y staff o f­ Democratic National Convention uledgrd to lopport ton Richard ficer said Allied a rtille ry beat back •). Russell of rle o rg u (or Pres!- all probes of toe groups ranging lent and five pledged to Sen E l In site up lu 100 men 7 be G ulf officer made no estl les Kefauver of Tennessee Thev were aiming 64 candidate* fu r del , mate nt Red casualties or the pos­ sible significance of ibe concen­ •gate positions trated probing attacks The Russell d -gates are Male fin Hu- eastern front Allied troop* Hep C K arris Hryunt, form er west of the K atie Valley m -pm led tlov Doyle K Carlton. Mrs J. D I (**) round: of fted a rtille ry und Mderman, Mr* Frank X C arroll m ortar shells fell on llie ir pod ir and Mrs M II Fuller from lion* the slate al large, Robert S. Hay The staff officer said Hint in lard and Mr*- J Held Rarntay May the Klaldh Arm y inflicted root the First D is tric t: Horace IH.VU casualties mi Hie Reds, In 7 Avery and Mrs Fred T Noonev eluding Sul;* killed .. .f o r paying all biU« quickly, #a»g)y Tom the Second; liy rd Sims and Die IJ ti F ifth A ir Force re vlyrt Booth Revis from the T hird; ported a "re la tiv e ly (Harr morn and conv«ni«ntly by mail. I A (T a r) Royd and Mrs (Jeor«c Ing'' lor II* fighter bmnt-ers a* W. John on front the Fifth C Y overcast und rain handicapped Op«n a checking account h«re atui pay -tyid anti M arjorie D Smith from strike, against Ited ra il and sup the Sixth J Irv in Wa'den and ply luii-s your bill* thU time-and -trip-iaving way. Yfrs C H Taylor J r from the Eleven R .“.)» bombed the often P-venih Fred M Cone and Mr* hit Kwakauu tad budge m North Edwin It Andrews from the west Korea Monday night and an Eighth counti icd only meager flak Crew* Kefuuver delegates are C edi H said they sighted several Red arroll. Tout Hutchinson und Mrs fighii r-i imi the Communist plane* \ ri Chunpell fm m the stale at did not attack irv e and Jess 1. T urner und Mr-i Gen M aik ( la ik , United Na ivdnt-y W einlruiib from the F ilth ( llitr lc l , lion* F ur Ka-d commander, und Gen James A. Van Fleet. Eighth Army cninmundnr, toured the ed, anil we w ill liuve hml time to front today in light plane*. find out what i» in it. The refusal They conferred with dlvlslun of the lluu-e to na*s it under ivi* V rtftt itH ttU W2M pension of the rule* w ill Slot i'!ill*r ’>*■■' unit rm um undeis ut several any tlelnv In the beneficiaries re Onward u lrrtr!;:*. Member Federal Drpoelt Ihsareot* Carporallun calving tlie ll Increase, l.ccunsc the effective date w ill he the suim Mi­ Hume'* Coloa*eiim firs t upehdl In HU A .I). ll wa* In tli« original hill. Home ijuetlion wu* raised on tbr floor of the House a* lo one sec­ tion u f the h ill opening the do»i to "aoclalized medicine", which jd course would hear looking Inis* -tine* then 1 have gone lido It, and in. my vplijlon ,lhe to i t liot nhjt ellunnhh, being in t exact procedure now followed fit the Veteran’* A dm inistration. If the b ill had been passed w|fhr.Ut debate, however, we would hav* liuil no chance to find «hi - out, am uf course no chance to %-nova ii if it bad been objectionable. A number of people have w rllls n lo congratulate us on our vole ,ihi-lug *u economy move, This also is a misumtei stood point, since payments under Hoelul MeculJty do .nut rume out of the pocket* Of anybody but tlioa* who pay Hovial Hecnrlto trv * s ; In other wordItT not* a government “ hand-out", but an itiauranew piogram. U p here we are frequently faced w ith situations where we know our vole* ere going to be misuruhn -loud until all the fa d s ran he brought out. In such cases we <an only (lu what jve think Is irg h t, und huue that the people we represent w ill have sufficient rorifidt-nn- m th e ir Representative to withhold criticism u n til (hey do have thu fact*. K om m Camp 1950 Bulck Sedanet $1875.00 1949 Dodge Sedan $l488>oo THERE’S NOTHING LIKE CHECKS ^ S A N A tlantic nah 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $1340.00 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $1100.00 1948 Ford Sedan $828-00 1946 Olds. 2 Dr. Sedan $798-00 1941 Plymouth Sedan $278-00 NICHOLSON BUICKCO O R D NAL BANK ail) MAGNOLIA AVK. Climte m m M ATCHITIFYOUCAN 52DONE for Graduation P A N T IE S CREDIT R ES T R IC T IO N S A R E L I F T E D . Monthly payments In iu p * r - io it N ylon Jereey that needs little cara , . , briefs or Ignfeay • . . fitte d or flared, they.'r* real emoothle* fo r f it , com fort and long wear, i.tw lW * new can m any/ttluring U ntil Plymouth Is “on. of the range*I argument* vye have teen 1 • long lim* id -fa vo r of conIruciing * w *l*f fr a il lenninal at aafard. Th* p la n t'll being built heed for cam Urate induitry In# faith of ihel Ain*ric»n Can ig* mm I in thd long range pot* Iwa o f c iliu i collccntraiei, If (ire willing Invest targe o f money lit this area to makfor ih it infant Industry, other* Id bo willing to make tim ilar taunts in o r d a r to provide itUo for ito ra lii and cheap 1 .9 5 a n d . . 2 .9 5 PAJAMAS Shoe*lea, to sleep cool, waki rtfreshed . . . In Rayon T rl Or Puckered la tlita 2 .8 9 GOWNS ms plo|Mity ash*need Nylon by l flhortta Gown* In Puakgrad fn tla to , la** •vidanl* ^ S a la ty - M m W H m U id i H im N K i iOabt. Sanford * iiM H iM ii �octal And Personal Activities S 148 al Calendar T i l BSD AY o f the Matgaret uslc school w ill present irial recital n t the Wornih nt R: 15 p.m. Guest ill be Kenneth Hnlengci, profpssor n f vnlrp nt U n lv lrrs ity . No. 7, 8 nrvl It of ih thoillsl I ’ li nr i'll Mill meet s: No. 7 w ill) Mrs. Charison nt 2001 Washington it H:00 p.m. No. H with W. Tyre nt lin y lin k t 8:00 p in. ntnl No. • with It. W illiam s lit 2100 F u r­ ze nl 8:00 p.m. lugtitcm o f Wesley Sunoar Class of the Find Church w ill inert nt Mcnll nl 8:00 p.m. «■11h Mr*. , Mrs. S. It. Ilu riiin n ii, arlrs M ciiw cltu-r, Mr*. Edwards, M m . W. C. Miss Nell W illiam s ns kity T ru th Class w ill meet Valiltr. lin te l. The bank rnian an the M uiin t" l>) Kan w ill lie s lm liril mill c is inviteil to nttenil. W KPNBSDAY a Lodge No. 870 of the ll.lt.T . w ill meet ill the Hall n l .'1:00 p.m. irlw rrk lilu y e r service of 'al B aptist Chureh w ill he p.m. The Hiinhennis w ill 'Injf the prayer hour, •ayer M retlnij Setvire al t Ilaplist Cluirch w ill be j. m . e Chapter No. lb w ill he Past Master'* Degree erl ineellnit nt 7 110 I* M. Hall. T IIU n.S flA Y mlor anil Interm eiliiite li. he F irst Ila p list Chureh r mothers w ill he enterith a p lrn lr supper al Ilo ' Mrs. Ilnyiaoml Kmler, rile Avenue, al 0:1111 p in lie Chnpler No 2. tl E.S . I nl the Masonic Hall at i. PHI DAY 'lorltln Ilaplist A-.-emlily n ll's o iiin i’il meeting he nt 8:30 a m Tile First 'hnrrh Hus w ill leave Ihe t 7 -1.1 a in N i r c ifti u ftnynl Amhnssuilot* will the First Baptist Church t. rn ;h to lloiiHcwiveH) i LIC K - * - lo r ilO M A K T tr. - > Canservatlon S pcrliilisl i lil mlsife, "You euil't Judge ",hy Ha r a m . " Ie ,» .tim e11 lap, b j l wo've frond mill her* U doesn't h«lrt true! package u f fn n e n fnm l— ill, Vegetable, fowl or m ilhm nn Iniaroper or poor , II is poor lti*h|e iflmr m aterial- inns! he f-vnpor proof In onler lo e ip n ilily of food like the (ltd itu iiy paper like Ih r uses has pares, siiudni lo i, and m nlsllire nnd a ir go these pares. The a ir and > w ill iiiiis e the food la losr .............. and food value. freer,-r wt upping mnlerlnl.i lonn have lieen treated la se pares, thus keeping the and molslure nwuy from J. ihane wrappers or rnrtnna ng eellnphane haps are very tore. They ra il tie sealed it h n hot linn or nn r le iir lr ling Iran nr n speelnl Real i for Mini purpose. Heavily laiions w ith special waxed II heat-seal nre nlsa recoinI'lln fllm Imps nre pood, I should lie taken In fiislen ,r r iir r lv by tw ist lap I lie tig h tly lapel her, faldinp id securlllP w ilh n ruhber Hind around ra vcral limes. fle e te r wriipplap malerl ’li ns wared parchment, d r r n ft, nnd polvelbylriie, ity nliiuilruim full, nnd retare best. timid aluminum fail as ob­ i t procery alora* In tint >ialy. It Is Ion thin and "pin(nr p illie tliie n ) Ion easily, earn cartons, buckets, and taper are not satlsfaetory. ty roffee ran, washed nnd tied nnd sealed w llh sperinl locker sealing tape pron eacrllenl a ir-tig h t, mala; f container. Minus jars, pood, but rare shu iilil'b e i using them and in staring ent breakage. Both nre r«However, foods fr n ir ii In i f c lifflrlilt In remove w ith(Win*. btangulnr rotitnlner saves n the freeser. Always use Ira n f a alse that w ill' meet da n f the fa m ily fo r nnly al. F r Miss Dorothy Knight Honored With Party Mis* Dorothy K nig h t, bride « le ri, wns honored on Friday nigh! w ith ii misrellnneeu* shower given hy Mrs. Fred Myers nt her homo In Fima Heights. Arrangements o f various Spring flowers decorat­ ed the |in rly rooms. I luring toe evening contests were ployed nnd prices were won hv Mis Donald K night nnd the Imnnree. l.nte In the evening the lionotee received mnny lovely g ifts from her friends which were nrerented to her in n green nnd white iliTornted hnsket. A fte r Miss K night hnd opened the g ifts refreshments consisting o f Cola. coke, m inis nnd salted nuts were served to the guests. Those Invited to rn jo v the oeraseion w ith Miss K night were her mother, Mrs. Austin K night, Mrs. I.rw is llalunrlo, Mrs. VV. A. Cngle, Mrs W alter Fennel, Mrs. Donald K nig It I, Mrs. \V. K. Haines, Mrs. Myron Smith, Mrs. H. M. W hite­ head, Mrs. W. I,. Howland, Mrs. T. V. drawn, Mts. John Mnllay, Mts. It. I - Frank, Mrs. K. C. W llliiin is, Mrs. Mrelchen Crowell hnil Ihe Misses Margaret Mnllay, llc tly Ann Cngle, Jnnnnc W illiam s, lln / i’l Unities nnd Alma Hawliiml. Radio Briefs By M A B ID N IIA M M A N personals Mrs. Klchnrd Bradshaw o f OrInndii spent the weekend s n ii her patent*, Mr. and Mrs. E. K.nlaw. M r*. T. Bradford By ml le ft an Saturday fo r Chicago to spend several weeks. M r*. Itu p e rt Ferry has arrived from Wilson, N. C. to visit w ith her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Kinm elt Klnlaw. Hubert Myron Frlsrh arrived on Saturday from New Brunswick. N. J. fo r his wedding to Miss l.y llia n Hoyle which w ill take place this weekend. M r. and Mrs. Fred Hall ami son le ft yesterday fo r Clarion, Fa. to spend acverat weeks. Before re tu rn in g tn Sanford they plan also tn v is it In Cleveland, O. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Davis a t­ tended yesterday the graduation exercises at Stetson U niversity In which th e ir son, S. J. Davis Jr. re­ ceived his diploma. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H ill and children of St. Fetershurg visited Mrs. H ill's parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. L. H u rt, nt th e ir home tin Oak Avenue over the past weekend. liana Hank in. 12 year old Mra. A. W. G lllyard anil young pianist, w ill In’ heard toninrrow son, (ile n itt le ft today for Tampa morning nt 11:00 o’clock In a 16- where they w ilt Join Mr. ( till. minute radio re rlla l. The Sanford yard who ia stationed there w ith (ira m im ir School pianist lias the A ir Force. chosen for lo r radio numbers: | M r. and Mrs. (}. A. Speet Jr, t ’anndiiui Capers, In the Hull of tin- Mountain K ing, Moonlight had as th e ir guests on Sunday al Sonata, Untieing Tninhnurlne, and their home on Fnrk Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Dickson S. Mullen of Nulii. Tin- American Medical Associ­ W inter Hnvcn. ation's th rillin g series “ (iold Miss Hetty Hose lloolehaii has Medal Doctor’s" w ill he broad­ cast over W TKIt tomorrow nf- returned tn Alarhun General Hos­ t^ninnfi ill .1:16. WTHH has p ital in Gainesville a fte r spending si licduled lids Monday thiough the weekend w ilh her parents, Friday a series of p n lillr servicti Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Hoolehnn piogram * in cooperation w itli the MaJ. and Mrs. Jack Bolt hii,I Seminole County Medical Society. "Hi-pent Ferform iince" w ill lie children, Bobby nnd llnrhant, plan henril again over WTHH tom or­ lo leave on Thursday for Tacoma, row morning n l 11:15 o’elork. A Wash, where MaJ. Boll i» assigned brand new program originated lo McChord A ir Force Base. by Hoy Flynn, Florida State Bobo Dean returned yesterday U niversity in itio director, from in New I SIT campus. Outstanding musical from Yale U nlversilv p--i fin ninni es on the campus have Haven, Conn, to spend the summer been teem did and woven into a months w ilh Ills patents, Mr. tin-l d e lig h tfu l ip in rle r hour for rsillo Mra, H. L. Dean. listeners. Friends o f Mrs. Floyd Itoyal For a fu ll and .complete num­ mary of Unilcd Nations news of w ill regret to know that she con­ tile day, WTHH broadcasts, cuch tinue* III nt her home on Elm night at 10:00 o’clock, or 1m- Avenue follow ing tin operation medltilely follow ing Ihe hnselutll performed recently In an Ortnndo game, on-llin-«pol report "U nited hospital. Nntlnns T'ulny". Voices o f tho Friends w ill tie Interested to w orld r*preaenlativea arc taken from (heir rtn u x k * before the k « rn that young Htophcn "Haltnrn inany meetings held at Uullad is now at tin- home o f his parents, Nations heailiiuarters In Naw Mr. and M rs. M. L. Unborn Jr., nn Cnrdovn Drive In Highland York. FnrkMrs. Mason W harton and child ten, Mason J r. and Candy, of Kis almmrc are itpriidlng aevetnl day* Mr IIH V B H LY OKAY w ith her parents, M r and Mr*. Edmund Meiscli, at their home at Wi- hi-t those Seniors had a 2118 Fork A vet. ue. wonderful time Monday on their Class picnic! The whole school Mr. nnd M r*. G. 8. Buelinrmii w ill la- leaving on their annual and children, Hilda Flo, B ill and picnlr this Thursday and have Tempir, have arrived from A l supper out (here that night! Class lanta, (ia. I« visit her s is lrr and hrotlier-ln-lnw , Mr. and Mrs. Day w ill lie th ill day, ton . , , Tlte yearly T r i- lli- Y lea was W illiam II. Wray, at Ih clr home In lietil this week nt Gail B lu in g ’s Snn Lnn'n. home from 6 o'rtock u n til fldiO. Approxim ately 811 members and Lleul. Col. and Mra. C'harlen mothers were served punch nnd Betts nnd three children have a r­ rnnttpcs during Ihe afternoon. rived from Indianapolis, Ind. and The refreshment committee con­ have purchased a new home In the Sanford. sisted o f: chairman • M argaret Wynnewood srcllon o f Morrison and JoAnn Moore, Joan Got. Betts experts to leave fo r W rig h t, Mertle Crlsaey, Hylvla overscan duty In Ihe near future. Hayes, nnd Gall B ittin g . Several new memliera asalsled In aervMra. A. K. Fowera and children, ing . . . . Alee nnd Nancy, le ft today for Graduation w ill hr June 0 this Columbus, fia. a fle r visitin g w ith coming Monday evening nt 8 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bender and o’clock, Flense come early tn get Mra. T. Bradford Byrd. Alec a good sent, ’cause I hr auditorium Fowera Jr. pinna to enter Glentaon College In the near future fu r Us w ill lie parked . . . . By Ihe way, don’t fo rg e t Bac­ ■limnier course. calaureate services tills Bundny evening ill the 8.If .8. auditorium Mr. and Mra. W alter Haynes at A on the dot , . . J r. nre expected to arrive on Sat­ We hear Ihe F.F.A .’a and th e ir urday fio in Boston to apend .sev­ father* had a grand tim e a t their eral days w ith hla parent* nn annual hamjuet recently. Tommy Magnolia Avenue. En route to H tim hlry U head n f the F uture Sanford Mra. Haynes w ill take the F a rm e r* nl 8.11.8 and they’ve Florida State Medical Board ex­ lind a grand year . . . . amination in Gainesville and upon Seminole III w ill have a Couple her return to Boston w ill Interne o f the Year and an annual popu­ In a children's hospital. Both aha la rity poll in F riday n ig h t’* paper, and M r. Haynes are member* of i Monday nlght-the tdg n ig h t-w ill haa served a years Interneahip nt he thn I eat a rticle u n til neat H arvard U niversity. M r. Haynes aerved a year's Interneahip at Keptemharl Be arcin’ ya next F rid a y Massachusetts General H ospital In Boston. evenin'! SUMINOLH III Bar glaaaware on top o f the range nnly If It waa made fo r th a t uae there I* a difference between iop-nf-rango and oven glaaaware. Be auro to read and follow tha direction* th a t coma w ith U it glaaa utcnalla you buy. V isitors o f M r. and M r*. If. E. M orris and son*, Robert and E r­ nie, on Sunday at their MQ Ranch a t Osteen were Mr. and Mra. Fred M urray and children and Hnaan Parkins, Mr. nnd Mra. John Ivey and Kay and Jack Ivey, Mr. and Mra. K arl Higginbotham and BUI and Carol Hue, Mrs. Bertie Rob­ erta a ll of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Robart Langley and two aona of Jacksonville, W. C. Meyers and threa aona o f Now Smyrna Beach, Mrs. Dorothy. Price and daughter of St. Peteraotlr*i Bev. John F a r­ ris and aon o f Osteen, D r. and Mra. W ill Parka and son o f Or* T H E PAN FC HP R E B A ID fuss J line 3. 1812 Fiige Marlesn Kay Liston Winner O f ( ’ o n l e s t Mr. nnd Mrs. Curl W illiam s an­ nounced today the nm triage nf their daughter, Faye, to Malcolm J. Lodge ,!r. on May 27 in Nnliuntn, (in. Mrs. Lodge attended Sanford schools, graduating from the local high school in 1060. She then a t­ tended Florida Stale U niversity In Tnllahnssee and Is now employed by the W. A ttlee Burpee Seed Company of this city. Mr. Lodge also giadunted flam Seminole High School w ith the Class o f IP60 and entered the United States A ir Force nnd re­ cently received a diploma from Kudin Technician’s school at Scott A ir Force Base Itl Illinois, lie Is now rn route lo San Ft anrisen fo r assignment In the Faclflc area. Mrs. Lodge w ill remain in Photo* tty Cox Sanford w ith Ills parents, Mr. nnd 'III - Ellen Driggers, le ft, servnl ns editor of Salmagundi. SentMrs. M. J. Lodge nl 202 West Twentieth Street, and w ith her lunlc Ifg tt School iiiiiiu n l. a* vice iiii-s lilin t of Hie Senior Class nnd in ninnv aclivities, im h lilm g co -In i ring as o Thespian parents at their home on the O r­ partii-iikilcil 1» • h t, in ...................................................... lando Highway. w -ith -M »• Jean ...... Wilson, rig Itn play, "O ur Heart* Were *' 3 niing and flit r." Ml*s Wilson sang in the Glee ('tub, was a cheer lenilci unit footl-at aponsor and was n .iweelhenrt o f the Key Glut). t.iitte Mm it k ,v L is t..... M r s . ( ’ . tu n venr* aid. o 'l.’. t. d m H o n o re d M i** Kum<|unt m .» * ♦ t - 1 n» M by the Snnfot.l Stm \ l,*m ruf nit [ HOLLYWOOD lly m ilt THOMAS ) S tie r ( h f i t i r r u f i t i i Mm T»*ilt’ h Mt! Flld.iV niU'bt t»**f fn llo w n l i tin V iu ’ ht ( b ib K i i ** v II Mr II S tc in h r h u r A I S how er |» I . i ,v i » p ■ I Ilf t ill' tm fif.l Wl.t h i *t «111*| m*9 a t M» • i \ S i h u I- i n • I m<\ iiM .fn lc .l b> a n iirh f Iflf |£t* rrm ktl \ *•* " p f - c iinit i on, O’", m i-, Won tlim t. n i i i i i i Inking wen* F lu iil'iili I , i l l. iv *. li* Ann Hunk l!m ti \.,n »t ttu Stn Four vein .d.t I'.u .• I y„ Vdi.m* « v „. f .............. •••ltd • fiD*r If.ntit lUk? K i'itlu y I ’.n l. .t» 'b»"n»Tctl \klth ........ . 1....... bar It [ m i an«| p ifik ......... . (m il " ,’’1 ’■ ’ putt ’’ " ' ,l " ' Fit) I '.m o -* •" I- ■I'Uii* om tv V.nl thotio- wn> •>ii"V l l-v ......... .. and M a n ia lu . l.ip p itii'o tl Ft ir e wen '.m a t. I l.y (to V o w e l) I 'm u tin ','. S o .m , V - ( lif t " H h I" M i1 d n .( H ’tn iii M' H’ >D * l 1'" . a -.,I M iS t - ' f 1m- ■ 'P e r C C W elch, t .l.iit n h t p ii llttom o f a * i." v l-i M i* \ It »hr bitimr if i ff i aa i i • I .1 i »* I if ii.- • M* fic^h m rtii - ttiiNt - hru* t*f b ft l>*’l 1(11(1 slllilll a I* < f> II • v in i1 i |*in li a nil fcfi • ■*r I)■ r • . ‘ I i v.i i .--1 1*’11 |() f, y,,. , ,itllT„ n,,,.,. ,,ll|lH „ . t ................ auh M I N Sft illlll (fl^r • . \\ I S (* «i I fltlJtlll ' l l II M |' t’,11i' • , MfA, F?ur M,(ik h.ruiM K ill xt r - \ I W I V, Charles Iln s l'O - v . a n .I o f Ho- N iiit - f . m ot tilt- In, ti I > .......... U i t ' i n n , M . l. ii. n w d lin n ts . H o ltlty, M .a i., 1, it ) ft- tr v I u li'ilu , Shop noil T o I (Illti-I- cot. t 'li ill, .1 till Ih. i vi-nlliK wa- |-- .I I v i .lain >■ by Judy no-l Si'-iv l!"M - at t--m l'«uied l>v Mi •’ -»-k. -)i.|. a t|„, ', 1 a-oi Day" mol H Vv lift- '* |-iin o m ". MrsiMciHch, Wharton Junior High Holds (Graduation Da net' Honor Dridi*-Kit'd .......... . tin. . | la o ( S' " H !') l.v M i- liis to rv I 'a g u e M is , w | lan .li , . ,i, | it,. M, , lii- t t y I. Hot-InFollow mg i HOLLYWOOD Uf—I l ’a lim e we tltlc ii "Set..... l>. " Ml Well h. HI 1 .............ml Mi It (' t ..ng look a look Into Ihe opcrnlltm of More ltitin 71 student* mol chop it tlrive ln Ihrnter. ji.io ii" .lio rn t; lit a to-ries of lovely pnrttes he- ertinrs olleiulctl tto- g iiiiliin tio n pVl->itll'l|t nl III. I I-agio Iold Ho; rolld 0--■* -I ri" li 0 •tot’v " H iii» io i: a i t ' l l " i.ik i-tt fro m III,. f \ p i. | iig |i. 1-»t a l i" 'i a.-re The drive in* nre gelling to lie tng ru h e iitly given fin Hr Ide­ I 'o ' ao.I to 1 1ii Mr i i.O 'li a 11,< Hit - ’ a -«f ' t i , F lo d n big fnelor in Ihe movie busi­ olect H t-’* l.yllia n Hoyle, Mis Ed­ tlancc held try I lie eighth grade of xIn- Heiolct Junior H tgli School on F titlay Wctc rol.t U I Mi Hold. ness There nre 3.323 nf Ihetn 111 mund M rlarh and tin ilm igliter, oiglit at Ho- S anfoiil Wonimi's Ihe li. S nnd more n building Mrs. .gssoo Wharton of K ia a ln i-I „ k. „ v (ting fot every month This compare* lo mee. tee, erttritnuie.l e iflritn im 'il on Saturday S nlunlav w ith Ii ,|u, 1(ff||jl tlr fn i, 10,(XM indoor film theaters, a fig a llate a i r a fte rn o o n te ...................... a id th e M... H * e *li ' , | r, , w »deh .veie used tire vihich has hern shrinking reside p sld e u fi at 2118 P in k A v e n u e . j n Jlh n t t r m 't iv e in iirin e ■ t lu o iig h yearly The p-imi* o f the Melseh hum" out the ,-liitt notldoiiuit I (Implied In on my neighbor were fltra rtiv e lv deeornteil w ilh 1la n c in g w as e n jo y i-il and d e ll hoMl drive in In Van Nuys to learn arrangements of roses in varlett elans l e f r r - l i n o i i l s - m n l id th e about how It Is run ll's called pastel shades. Do the linen cov­ ru in lu s lo n o f the e v e n in g t ’ lo v ld Ihe V ictory Drive In and the m an­ ered tifi table were gaidenlns nn-l In g fa n fm llo - s lo ile id s w e ir Hie ager Is a young fellow named Joe swreHifnrt roses. The tiosleases c o lo rfu l fa v o rs I lf c n n fe ttl, lilo w I’ lrlm fo rti- He used to manage were ufsisted in serving Ity Mrs. m ils and hnllm m s Indoor Hinders and has been nt Stanley Hotkey noil Mrs Char Ira F rir.c s were won d u rin g Ho Ihe V lclory situ-r II slarled three L e lie lif dnnee I >v llo - M isses .lean S in d h , | year* ngo Here nre some nl Ihe llunS g tile iiflernoon Miss Hoyle Fay H o llo w a y , M a ig a ic l M oo re , l Uiirsliotis I tnssrd id him was prf-i-nteil w illt several piei-et B l- ily \ t i i i ) i n iH iin , . L iiit S h i i Mi , (J Which kind of Ih r a lr r opern of crystal Those enjoying the oc­ I, m in i Ann V ih lriR m i itm l Ann lion do you like hesC’ casion w ith the lionotee wete her ( ilf it k , jiI hm L il i i v I 'iv L 'h , J im A The drive in Ity fa r I like mother, Mis. Lloyd F. Hoyle; her T u y ln i, r iu ifliv s W liiM ititfln n i*n I id o l G ray: J o h n Ih o v i ii outdoor onrk anyway And I don’t grandmother, Mrs. Tlo* ih iin f linn ntnl* i (h r hnvc the kiddie matinees In drive Mrs. ticU e llr n f Orlando, Mrs, Spcni-cf Durden, Mrs Gerald l.os rrn l rh n ii n iH ifltip of Mt t A me ernry It, m i M illio n i li it in n j«n . (J Wind are die di-lnil- oil Ihe slug. Mts Geotge Andrew Speer, sSprti I \ III II III I I Mrs ,'f I lu lin in J r . Mis W. S. mnl n-''?H(ink' hr i ucm * M ih Victory " A IF* .in all sleel con.sIrurHnn Itrin n ■* v Ji . Mrs W igld K n tle y , (Myth* UuiM’o v, ilr i'o i.iin n ii, M m at a cost of ahniil JtOOJNSI The Mrs. di-tin Fieree o f Daytona. Mrs. J I* f 'u ttrn mnl Mi ( ’ I K r.l l r f r t ’ hoii i i l d; i i m•t All Ihealt-r covers 11 acres and ra il Itoekef mol M is A. W. Lee Also illllk*, T m..U /irifi M ru 1 park AM) cars nl one little The Mis* Dud Movie. Miss Jean Sayre, l l n i i \ screen is a boil I In n thirds bigger Miss Finn i W illiam s mol Miss V hih <•, (loot «o fiim ittrr 111 I • I E l i \ N .. mot hr l ri-*HiNl I Hi; U r I* Unin Ihnae m norm al Iheaters, re M a rg in -i Dingfel<ter. M rn K o h rr ( l i r r l v , M i* ,1 \ | tpiiruig brighter projection r i ’ lo , 1ip I, i u i ‘it- id ih m i n ; (J Do you have any oiilisual II / Im - it. I l I- . i l l t t - III 10 I I ' III li e discipline problems’’ \\ .11 I lu l III I . I It I 111 11II I, 11It I A No more Ilian in any Iheater m You gel die same amoiml o( liood U It II llilt 1 |'|" I 11) M m . i'iiiM 'in c Will IN Mi (1 . linos nod In m lilr makers We have l.t . I t .. I The luiie m eeting o f Ihe * M' * la-,m aid .. ............ M i , a special problem w ith the sound F irs t I I- F Fav t« " ; M t s I E I t . d . M t s speakers, which are atlnrhed to F h ila llo a class of Iho * ** " ' d l and each cur Some people drive off F rc a liv t-n a o C h in ch was held l?"1" W. S •»«c«hs..t, with them in Ihe ear and others nt the home of M ts r* .. * " w (ru r them out maliciously. They Briiinley 'ill Celcty Avenue w ith __ eust fl. t apiece, so Ihni ruts into M rs. Floyil Case as co-hostess the profit Inst n ig tt. (J Do you have any trouble with T h e ijr v o th in n l w m r o i u l u r lr t l romancer*'.’ h y M m . I I I ,m nrlci*v n m i n f t r r A. Jusl as much us you’d get th n h t if ln r M m r r U n jf tw o ri^nd* \ f t i nl i it Ho m i * f i Mio S f f iiih o lf In the ImleOny o f a normal then w it h iclv**ti h y M rn V I. Lonui> HilniiInn: v* t lft J iiv fm in ter Next floor tn the th rille r U (I rur nr. M r». I' T . I 'i r l y in v lln l SlftNoii I n lv* i \ in h f i . .... I u Cnlhnhc Church, and our of Ihe (h r r ln j < L> fu r homo foi (ho w f t ♦* W'h II jo * L o il \ IIJu rM rin, priest* wns ciiiunieidltig to me July h lr td h y f " l il r o v n r il ilinh -hriO' Shu le v ( lot 1*11111iit S \ K jin dinl drive lo* were called "pas | li'TIli ,L m i ' | i I i | 111VI n It ( hitrlow 1 tiij, slon pits " I Invited him lo stand IL 'f too, I til.I V| 11 f ii i t'l |'of tin to l hr Im o ii i r f i * s h riii'iii* u rn hy the rn lrn n e r and see the kinds \l, la M .t 1..Mt D!»!•• Ilh i It till M in i f i «11n i In* ilioim r f of no of people wlm drove in lie was . k. Ill V him > nujul t(> -li-d mol surprised In le.irti dial no per reul LiM f T h " ’*r |iM’f»rn( u rn * Mm M it l\ 1(1 III! M t|« |* 11 i if ln iv 1ili 1 of the patrons were people with I N lilUon. Mr*. II (• Ih’hlrlM , . ..ft. • Bit > n-F k* 11 in t ‘him.1!..t fam ilies or o tilir Intks pul hn •S (Ml (h*»>f in t h f • tnn M t* si i *|| m W’ iN iin. M m \ M i) Is tnislni-ss seasonal'* 111V*f1* .' i i h i i I pm ( \ iim l (h f ji *i.li l.ttM io , M in . |{ A . K i i i u . Mr** A Very much m i We lose money W I: JmtnitiK^. M i h . A rth u r lu* filer*. in Ihe w intertim e and make It Yount? Mr-*. A. (i. M rltm W , Mi** Hi HAST M U S T N \ M tlH It lT»r the « 1utiu.it It*11 fX fll'IV buck In the summer Often we W itts.m W'h Di i i H/ M r«. I 1. IL llnhort A1iiviuir«l M n tih n u , t o '.i can make enough profit in Ihe Hf* ((hrfiinjfi, M r i. |( A ( fohh* Mr** r iiit r tin i t ( mi of (h r L o m I Lounihi snack bar to oftsi-i do- loss on nil I! I .H llu k ry , M rn I*', T M cri lim i iirul form oi • hjim ollo i «»( ho missions The stmek bar is ihe wi-Ho'i, M m . IV T r i f t y , M r* , h h iiiv i'M ily of ( hiriiirM, w .jin Mh o ilie r half of Hits business W I il»t, M rn. I I I* h it ir iif . A l m m um H |» f'iikfi i i f l r i w h ir h »Lt »• • (J Have you ever closed? VV. K Vm n -m if i m i f f i m i I hv I '"r i" ■(h I-i ' mI h lln till! It Andes, Mr A Only twice Thill was lust K fln u iiijM . w inter when «-■ hint llmid-i In dir iiti-i I In- hostesses. A ID C O N D I T I O N E D Han P rrniindn Valley lh<- mtlv reason we d n ie d was because nn body came In die theater. Some limes Ihe fog rnmea In during a show and we have lo Issue fog checks, which ate i |h- same ns rain rherks Q What kind --I p lil m s ,;r the lies! amt ten- rs ’ A Different pictures get d iffe r ent crowds When we have an nr thin picture or Western, we gel fa m ily cars (tiled wdh kids. Hut you can't figure the audience Sometimes I'll play n couple uf old film s and Ini- place w ill fill up with ( ’.ulilltirH The only thing nobody likes are the l it ll r It p ic­ tures. (J. tins television hurt business? A. II (till nt firs t Amt It s till tines when a big event is nn TV But Ih r novelty has worn off Peo­ ple atilt want In get out nf Ih r house Q Aro the audiences particular? A. Absolutely You can't pleate everybody; even w ith the beat of pictures I get complaints The oth­ er night a man drove nut became he heard the word "d a m n " In s picture. "W hy don’t you censor your p ictu re *?" ho demanded. tin Y -n n y " I ’ve got two kids In my c a r," 1 hnd to give him his money back. f i .i s i \tr m m i .n "ifi:i txi i-:ss m m i i r DLNIM PLAA SL VLIvS Brantley lliane Scene J ti! ...... .. Of I’lilliilhen Meet r"to.'.!?." .-' vSi.fi 4V , Six SunfonlitfN (»H Stelsun Dofrrei'H Q im . d2cdj-4.cn. (S MEN S WEAR #) B i t 1 7 ^ - \M ) WKDNKSDA Y! SUN FASHION . . . W8SLEES 8.1)5 To make m u tto n * fo r a soup garnish, brown a ru p o f h n if-in rn cube* n f bread In tw o tablespoons b u tte r or margarine, Uae low heat In hrownlng the bread cubes ami a tlr often. Undo, Mr. and Mra. James L. SlanaUn o f Hwalnaborough, Ga.. Mra. Jamas Sylvester and son and Mra, John True n f W inter Park and T , G. F lU geraid and two daughters u f Tampa. r \ II M l II N 1 N | ; t t S You’ll have more Ilian a fifty -fifty <OiMINd TIIUKSD.AY AND I’KIDAY! cIihik ’p T k eir # |r*t picture in c o lo r'T h * last w o rd in la u g h a U to catch tho oyo nf the np«clal "Homeonn” W anttrr? fl» o < -•«-,«* If you’re w e a rittK California Cobbler« lateHt footwear creation, F IF T Y -F IF T Y . A medlutnwedtfo Hamlal for date-time, play-lime anytime, F IF T Y -F IF T Y la more than a beauti­ TOMORROW’S f 5 1 SHOPPER’S SPECIAL 6 5 * SPECIALS CREAM CORN BEEF ON TOAST OR _____________ CRAB R0LL8_____________ APPLE - | Miaa Faye Williams Weds M. J. Lodge Jr. ful nhoe . . . It flta tho foot ami mukutt the r ‘ going eaay. Flggahell and Tan. PIES PEACH - BANANA CAKE i v Rcum illaf & Andersen n t i i t t mi - until m i • nut m u • tint ciuuu n m M « id Hint r r s C IIII.D U E N — 2Sc FOR A M . PERFOIIMANCKH OF "JACK A N D TH E MEAN STA1.K" ’ WALGREEN AGENCY Ts ^ '•tol i/-* '*' ■'Va.* wVf'..) s* ’ . : l* t . . . I J: - ------t i * A ............................. ,t .. . . . i �The Sanford Herald C M * IM M V la IWM h k la M Sail* ,ir ,* l a a ta .e s * aaS SaaSny, Christm as s » e * »* » Tears, S-sbM.hoe it* NalarUaya lutl * « a « Christm as aaa x , w V est* III Maaaalla rnlitMM fHaiti*, n il) ft* ifc « r « fil fu r • * ftR H lu t n d a * M l« liu i r a iM . H i*ir> r s ir * Nallnnall* Hr la feed X .B .M S M M **rr*.atatl •■* la e ., Maw Vurh. f.'hlrsas. l l i n . l i , Maaaae f.ltr a s * SI. I.aala. Substitute For Man Final Count A world In which all manual labor will be performed by robots loom* on the horiiou, according to Loui* N. Ridenour, nroft-ABor of phyulca und dean of the graduato gchool of the University of Illinpiit. He has been predicting a dny when thinking automaton* will be able to substitute for human beings l» the operation of any industrial or manufacturing organisation, however complex. Robots will be able to operate tooling machines in re­ mote factories using perforated tape whose symbol* are transmitted <n electrical impulses which In turn will run drill presHes, cutters and other machines, a* i* already being done with automatic teletype setting machines In use by many newspapers today, Plans Are being made fo r an elec­ tronic calculating machine capable of doing nearly 2,000 multiplications a second. These machines also have memory — if you cun call it tlml — and will be able to reproduce any port or all of their calculations. They will also be able to file data, records and d o c iiin n n tK thereafter <]UIckly and easily accessible. Will the day come when robotH are ubte to build robots? No doubt. Hut we have on idea there wouldn't be much fun In a completely robot world, So man, being the way he Is, will probably start something new on the artistic or philo­ sophic side of his nature. Along this line we ore reminded of the folks who thought that with every new Invention Ro­ mance was dead. This was especially true of the steamengine-drawn train. But humanity was wiser. Hung Kipling: " 'Romance Is dead!” But, all unseen, Romance brings up the nine-fifteen I" Robots may he good servants of mankind. They will not be its masters. (Ca»ll*M* Vna Vi m Mae) Lincoln’s Early Love giouo at women irp irtm im g •be American Fadiion Guild lia* if lt r lr d Dran Achritin us tLr Num­ ber One i l r r i 'f i in u lut id the "lan bet! d 'c iin l m m ." Well, il't AX* to excel at mnirlliing. A parking meter lu p m iia r in Rhodr liland found a make re­ cently among the prnnin in a parking meter. It muti have hern a copperhead. A Uniled Press vtnry fell* about a doctor who hat found dial rock lailr can be ured ** anesthetics, In n't-#. i- v il. , |idiicnvered Ivhat everyone tire lia* known for generations. Of nil the legend* that huve grown up urouml Abruhum l.incoln none i* more romantic, or dearer to the heart* of the .sentimental, than the Hlory of Ii Ih early love for the unfortunate Ann Rutledge. According to the story Lincoln loved her nnd would have married her had she lived. Many give her death credit for the air of melancholy that marked Lincoln throughout hi* lifetime. Recently, however, a letter written hy Mr*. Lincoln was discovered, in nn old trunk, which throw* doubt on the story, ut leuHt uh fur a* III* wife wit* concerned. She nnitl William Herndon, Lincoln’* law partner ami one of hi* first b io g ra p h e rs , started the myth out of *plte. The letter Indi­ cated that Mary Todd Lincoln held Herndon In low opinion nnd from Herndon'* comments on hi* Idol’* wife it I* appar­ ent that tlie dislike wn* mutual. Finding the truth of the matter may prove to he im­ possible at thi* late date, All the evidence show* that Lincoln was a devoted und affectionate husband uml father, if he tlid have an earlier love than the woman he married it matters little, Many well-balanced people hnve survived a sweetly sentimental firnt Io vl to find more true and last­ ing happiness with someone elite. If Lincoln cherished such n tender memory Ills heart wa* hlg enough to hold It nnd a later nttai'limciit nnd love for nil his peojiln beside* Congratulations to H u m I W f t i and .Suntimr insg.i/mr on it(in t iix munllir of pulilii alum Among oilier interfiling fa il* ii th ii week'* number, we note, u Where The Kedn Fail that the Inlleil building in Florida i l the Dade county com I (untie *1 "Mbit Hindi not live by br«nd alunn," Till* old Hlhical Miami, 27 itorier, loO feet lugb. HttyliiR, like minty other* equally hallowed hy long familiar­ The average American woinap ity, liftH been abandoned by Ihe Soviet*, whose treatimmt of ovrm three brassier* ’lo t the ruppori the worker hI iow h plainly their Irelief that enotiKh food for , bad enhancement id her figure exigence anti for toil in all that i* necessary. If production the Cone! and Braider Auociatirn slacken* beenune the |>eanant or the laborer sees no advan­ of America rtp a rli. In many hack tage in keeping It up, the ruler* resort to terror. If thut is ward counlriei the average drop* not enough, they apply more terror. That Is the fundamental weakness of the ('mnmoiilst lo one hr* for every 50 women which it the price lo be paid fm system. The better It become* known, llio quicker that synteni will fail. Then perhaps the Kremlin will recognize being under-developed. The laleil atomic eiploiion which earned lonely a ripple in l.a i Vegas, Nev„ 7f» rules from die lile of ihe drloiialion, leiulled m all unmistakable llu.h in die «ky •m l loundi resembling an railhquake 400 milei away In Califor­ nia. It Menu everything happen! in a big way in California. \ , J ; -. . ; ' if America ir going to continue lo feed itself, much leu any part o l the retl of the world, it it guing to have to find new wav* id increating that per acre yield. Tlml, at leait, i* tire concluaiuii of Wayne Darrow, Waihinglon correspondent of Farm and Randi-Southern Agriculturaliil. "F ar every four iienont ’ titling down at g meal in thii country in 1950", he tayt. "there w ill ire another person at ihe lahle in 1975". A n d 'to by 1975 th ii country w ill need 5tfc billion pounds mora of beef, veal and pork. 30 billion pound* more o{ milk, and gbuut 14.7 billion inure » g |i". That Is aj o t p i food ilu ff- The annoumrmeid that the American Can Cogipady is going to,buikl a new can manufacturing In Plymouth! itfo n e of ibe I N I artu rn.nt* vya have ie *n long lime in favor - ol conling a ya ter (rqnl Utminal i t ild . The planr kf being buill lie o f the loceMwed for cant io citni* conceglrate industry he faith ol the’ American Can goment in iKtf tong ranee potM o f cifruo concentrates, If > re willing h i’'Invest large o f money in th ltafea to maafor this infant industry, others d bo witling to make similar Imsaigftwi j that another adage In equally true, "Man shall not work by dread alone." CoiiKreKHimin Hurlomf HeporlH Hy HID IIK ill,U N O There ha* been iu much mis­ understanding about the action uf the House on the h ill to amend th.> Social Rceurlty Aet Hint I wan* in to aaploln what the vole meant. Few members o f Congress op­ posed ihe liberalisation of Social Hecurlty benefits, but almost all o f them resented having so Im ­ portant a h ill rammed down their throat* w ith no opportunity fo r anyuna to examine It hut the mem her* of the W ay* and Means Com­ mittee, and under a nroeedure that u group wanted tn s iilu iill an amendment increasing the amuunt o f money an Individual could earn •m l a tlll receive Hocial Hectirily benefits, from the present Ifd l up to |I0 0 per month. W ith the pre­ sent high cost uf living. I feel it Is unjust to bar the recipients of florial Hecurlty from supplement­ ing those benefits w ith part-tim e earnings lo that extent at least. Under suspension of Ihe rules, however, the amendment couldn’t he Introduced. The only way to get It In was In refuse to suspend the rules, which we did. Now the Idll can come up under Iha normal procedure, whereby it can be amended and fu llv dlarusa- properly A Great Race Hr. Petersburg Times dry, Hillsborough. Lake, l-cc, L e v y ; L ib e rty. Manatee, Orange. Pasco Pinellas, Polk, Seminole, .Sumter and ‘I ay lor Counties. The real went lo McCarty T in y were almost even lit Du solo, Dixie, Duval, lllfililn m i.t; Os ceola ami Washington, which went lo M cCarty; ami ill Hendry, Lovy Now I h it they’ve hail lim a In HIgent ilia results u f Tuesday's prlmarl i f . Urn people or Pinellas and o f Florida have good reason to congiatulnte Ihniiaelv***. In lu u i M d 'n rly they have tlc rtm l u fine mull who wo arn *lll«- w ill r<-lor<- confidence in the o ffiri- ut (io vrrn u r and give F lo r­ ida tilt Ic u d 'l'ld p it He'd*. They have nut an example fo r other Hoiilht-rn 111 atm by holding Odham who lis ic ty edged lido a pro: nl> n lin l p iim u iv . Ami Ihu tli* Minnlf against McCarty with people went through two hard 23a.Sfti t in t prim ary volet,, pirkeii races for Governor and President of 73*JHll m ulkeil up ill the first prim ary Three runilldules Alto Adams, Hill Hendrix and Dale F Spencer— were eliminated In the firs t p ri­ mary. M cCarty’s 47,000 vote margin over Odham compares with a 23,t '<5 vole mainrdv hv which Fuller Warren heal McCarty for the gov­ ernorship four years ago. The sec­ ond prim ary totals then w e rt: Warren 2»#,WI; McCarty 27fl,425 The official trlu rn s also showed election of ID delegates to Ihe Democratic National Convention pledged lo support Sen Richard ■) Russell of Georgia lor Presllent and five pledged to Sen E l te* Kefauvrr of Tennessee. They iveie among Hi candidates lo r del .-yule iNisitnills The Russell d * -gales lire .Slate •lep (' Farris llryu n t. form er tjriv. Doyle K Carlton. Mrs. J. D Milermun. Mrs Frank X Carroll ir uml Mr* M II Fuller from •he slate «t large; Hubert S Huy ion! uml M r. .1 Held Kamsay I I it *s| Mil n r if ¥ ruivi 1*11** l l « * l —w ithout rnnrur and w ith M a r t and winner* alike retaining the leaped o f each other. Way hark last Fall when Dralley Odham firs t came to ta lk to editors of the Tillies, as he was leaving a fter u long conference, he flashed hi* •ifiKuifiiiK grin and said, “ I'll tell you one thing—I f I don’t win I'll make the cTofgondest cam­ paigner out ol Dsn McCarty you ever taw.*' He did Just that. I t was a fa r better campaign because o f Odham ami his unique talkathons— and we don't mean merely au fa r aa ex­ citement and entertainment goes. We m m ii from a standpoint o f a public s irin g o f the issues I t is doubtful If ever before so many uf Jtlli.uno held would re liirn to Red soli without it fight lin in '> m told Num Ids failure to observe n lis r r e r iiln g “ w ill prove to the wot Id thut you know that (he le siills w ill prove the validity of the II N Co ill III nml piisHlon. SEOUL, Korea ufv Eight groups uf Chinese riflem en pecked at United Nations dtfiw i'us along a 5 mill- set lo r of the Korea western fronl in predawn darkness today. A IJ 11 Eighth Arm y staff o f­ ficer said Allied a rtille ry heat hack i l l piuLts of toe groups ranging in sire -ip to lot) men. The stuff officer made no erti mate id Ited casiiallies or the pos slide slgi.lflrunce ol the conren tt.ii- d pioldng attacks tin the eastern flu id Allied troops west of tin- Satan Valley re|M)lled l.ooo rniiniln of lied a rtille ry und m ortar shells fell oil their posi­ tion The stuff officer nil Id Hint In May the KlgliHl Arm y iiillk te d 10,5*11 esaiinltle i on thu Heds, in eluding 3.012 killed The If U. K ill!) A ir Force re ported a "re la tiv e ly poor morn inn” lor its lighter bombers u* overeaal und rain handicapped s lrik i again t lied ra il and sup ply lines Eleven II ;*0s bombed the often hit Kwak-.an m il bridge in North west Korea .Monday uigld and ell Count, ie il only meager llak Crews said I lie y sighted several Ited lig h tiis Imt the Communist plunes did in.I attack lien Mruk (Turk, United Na lion- Fur East commander, and U rn James A Van Fleet, Eighth Army commander, toured Ihe i'll, nii*l w»' w ill Imvi* hml tInn* to fronl today In light plane* rill,I mil whnt i* In It. Thu re fu ia l ‘I la y eunferred with division ut Ihe iliume lo im»* i< under sir' primion of the titles w ill not riiliae *">' null cnm m anileis ul several anv ileluv In Ihe lienefli-lariea re liu a u rd airstrips. ceivlllg their Inn ease, hecautw lh> effective date w ill lu- the same gs Hume's Colo* 'H im ■opened In *U A D. (t was in the o ilg ln a l hill. Horne q u rilio n wu* raliad on Ike floor of tlie Home a* to on* letliun of Ihe bill opening Ilia do*i lo “ aorialired niedlelna", which j>l coiirar would bear looking inb, Juice then I have gone Into It, and today all the mot* rem arkable It la a tribute to two clean, doc.mt ■men and th e ir o l r t l l l i l l l w t t " b o fought hard but honorably. . . . 1950 Hulck Sedanet $ im o o 19 4 9 ’ Dodge Sedan $I4M*W THERE’S NOTHING LIKE CHECKS 1949 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan $1340-00 1948 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan $110100 1948 Ford Sedan $020-00 1946 OUIh. 2 Dr. Sedan ...f o r paying ail bill* quickly, Subtly and conveniently by mail. Open a checking account here ami pay $730*00 your bills th ii time-and-trip-saving way. 1941 Plymouth Sedan $276*00 * SANFORD A tlantic NAn@NAL b a n ic VrjtitMlivd WU Member Federal Deposit Im arance CorporaUun 210 MAGNOLIA AVK. Phone I Olit Sanford ill, my ypiglpiulw awtlon lefv'.lliJ to I* not objectionable, being in t exact procedure now followed hr the Veteran’* A dm inistration. If the b ill hod been passed without debate, however, we would have luid no chalice to find tide out, so i .if course iiu chance in %-ii»vv It if It hud been objectionable. A number of people have w ritten to ru n g iiiln la te uh on our vote a* being an ecunoiny move. T h i* also is a inleunderaluod point, slip'* payments under Hot-iul ile n itIt," do .nut come out of Ihe pocketa of anybody but those who pay Hocial Hecurlly tpw-*; in o ilie r word* I f * not a government “ hand-out", hut an insurance progimu. Up here we am frequently faced w ith alluallon* where we know nur votes are going to to- miauimli-i stood u n til all (lie fa d s ran lie brought out. In such rases we can only do what yre think is rig h t, and hone that tit* People we repic cat w ill have m fflrle n t confidt-nn- |q their Representative to withhold criticism u n til they do have the facta. for Graduation PANTIES CREDIT LIFT E D In aupar-aoft Nylon Jeraey that noada tittle car* . > . brltfa or leagav . , , fitted or flared, they’re real imoothlvi for fit, comfort and long wear. ESTRICTIONS A R E Monthly payment* 1.95 and 2.95 PAJAMAS Short lee, to sleep cool, wake tkfreahed . . . in Rayon T ri­ ce! by Luxite. Or Puckered Batiste ...A mI leek Wket Hedge Divas Teel 2.88 GOWNS me of it n poopl* have aerlnualy probed Into the workings o f th e ir atate gov­ ernment, aaked uueatiom about It and rilacuaaed It among them* reiver. "" Ohvluusly, more people thought Dan McCarty had better nnrwera, or could deliver the goods better, than Etrallry (ldham. Hut I t is to {Jdham'r credit that the Issue* were *o thoroughly examined and it seems safe to say that the .San­ ford man has firm ly established M inrelf as a new nnd Im portant political factor In the tsate. While M cCarty‘r margin we* slig h tly larger than thut by w! **.h he lost to F uller Warren in lt'-tH. In many respects this was n rinser r a r e , 'there was no landdble In a single county either wny, and In many counties—Pinellas Included —otdy a handful of vote* sepa­ rated the two candidates This Is what makes the good­ w ill and liarmuny which itrcv.nl* O h a m Oabw M s Loee Oahanaed Nylon by Mvmtlntweer • JF D w t l e M i " Ir a k .. - 'A J B 6.95 up : Shorfte Qowne tn Ptiekeresl Bollete, loee trim Leg fe o ffii HSp '::-%rP " W o tc h to w e r" V U lb ilfty 2.88 *5- D o d g e -T in t S efety Q \W * SU PS S afety-A tm W K e e tf . . ■ i; .Trioa fgllpfed Nylon .... i . L ; S ( f 5 | f e # f W S : : '■ ---------------------m a s s vo e s s a ,t a a « s i i - s s i i v * c * n « a ia a a s . iw A iiM a * AIR BAST FIRST BTRKKT _ •____ ! : ’ �* i '' Social And Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar Tuesnw Th« duii II s of t li b Margaret nni Will D a y li m uilc school w ill p rr.e iit thalT ■nnnal r e c ita lm Mm Worn• n s Club at 8:15 p.m. tiuest • fU s t w ill be Kenneth Ralengci. • lio c ia te professor o f voire at Stetson U nlviersity. C ircle* No. 7, 8 and of the F lr .k M e th n d l.l < litir.h w ill meet •S f flo w s : No. 7 w ith Mr*. H im les Atkinson at 2l>0l \\ B*hirigin., Avenue at 8:00 p.m. No. 8 w iln Wra. W. W. Tyre at 1100 ( ,nk Avenue a t 8:00 n.m. and No. :i w nli » r« . ¥ •.» ■ W l L m s a t . l O i M ' " , •ova Drive nt 8:00 p.m. ( The Daughter* o f We*ley Sunay School Class of the First lethodlat Chinch w ill meet nt McLinlsy Hall at H;00 p.m. w ith Mr*, da S tall, M r*. S. (1, lla rrlm a n , Charles Men uel her, Mr*, fa r ftb rt Edward*, M i- W. C l i l l and M i** Nell W illiam * a* lostessea. The U nity T ru th Cla** w ill meet it the Vnlilvx Hotel. The hook ‘The Sermon on the M ount" h> ' Em m ett Eos w ill he studied and the public I* invited to attend. WEDNESDAY Weklwn Lodge No. H7!» of the . L. A . to B.H.T. w ill meet in I lie I.O.O.F. Hall at 3:00 p.m. ThA midweek prayer service of th« A n tr a l Huptist Church w ill l,e a t 8:00 p.m. The Sunbeam* w ill meet during the prayer hour. The Prayer Meeting Kei vice nt tlie F irst Baptist Church w ill lie at 8:00 p. m Monroe Chapter No. 15 w ill confer the Past Master’:* Degree at a callrd meeting nt 7 :io P M. Masonic If nil. THURSDAY The Junior and Inlcrm edinlc <i. A.s jnf the E ir*t IlnpliNt Church and w lielr mother* w ill he enter* talncd with u picnic supper nt the home o f .Mr*. Itnynioml Kmlcr, ICOO M yrtle Avenue, at li nil p m ... ...... . ..................... Seminole Chapter No 1!. O E .S , wlR 'meet' at the Masonic" II,tlV Vii 8:00 p.m. F R ID A Y The Florida lla p tM Ar.semhly w ill begin It’s minimi meeting he Binning at 8.30 a m The First Baptist Church Hus w ill leave the church at 7 t.Ya in J N A r t 'I I D 1Y The Royal Ambassadors w ill meet nl Ihe First lln p llsl C h u n li ■I 2:00 p in [HintK to IlmiKcwivi'Hj . Nf ALICK L. CROMARTIi: v 1II ------------------------------------------ / Food Cnn*ervallmi Sperlallsl The old ml»-je, "You can't Judge a YJvk by Its nuvrr." la J t .tim e, proven snjrtaa l i f t wo'vn flh fn l mm Place where U doesn’t hold trim I when a nnckhue o f frtiie n food be It fru it, vegetable, fowl or a n i­ mal — has an Imoraper or poor wrapper, ll is pour inside Packaging iiu ilc iln l. o n r l be m o litu rr-va p o i pioof in ,.id, i to keep Ihe ip m lily of fo,,,| like Hie fresh. O niinnry paper like Hie butcher uses has pores, sim ilar lo th% j-kln, and moisture and a ir go th iy ig h these pores Tim a ir ami molalure w ill rnu*i. the fmal to lose It* moisture, color, and fond value. Upccinl freezer w iupping iiin lc rla l * •m l cartons have been treated to H a l these pores. Ih il. keeping 111!' cold a ir and moUlure away from th« food. Cellophane wrapp, 1 1 or rartons containing cpllmihane hags are very ••tlu fa e tn rv. They ran lie scaled •■■lly w ith a hot Iron nr an clectrlr tia U cu rlin g Iron or a special seal m a tro n for Dial purpose. Heavily w aled carton* w ith special waxed bag* that heat-seal are also recinn mended. P liofilm hag-i are good, but care should he ta lirn to fasten them »eriire|v by tw istin g Ihe opening tig h tly together, folding over* and securing w ith a rubber band wound around neveral Hni* s. i Other fie e ie r wrapping m alcrl ala siicli a* waved parchment, laminated r r a ft, and polvelliylene, hr^Vy duty aluminum foil, and celiojmane are best. Household aluminum foil n» ohlalned a l grocery storai In not sal llfa c to ry . l l Is too thin and " p in ­ holes" (or puncture*I ton easily lea cream rartons, buckets, and waxed paper nrn not satisfactory. An drnpty coffee can. washed and filled and Mealed w ith special fr s t ia r locker sealing tape pro­ vide* an excrlleni all lig h t, mol* twne-pronf container, filim , Jars, to l, are good, but care should'lie taken In using them and in storing to nrevent breakage. Roth are ieusable, Howevijr, food* frozen In glam are d iffic u lt In remove w ith ­ 1out thawing. ■ A rectangular rn n tn ln rr saves •pare In Ihe freezer. Always use ;Containera n f n size that w ill' meet the need* o f the fam ily fo r only one meal. Miss Dorothy Knight Honored With Party U nn'lhy K night, bOdr ' hm iorH on H ld n y nigh. w,,h i-c-llnni'm , . M“ m K m l M i*, Ithowcr ll(.r given homo Klor|| IW b M £ Arrangements VJlt|m|„ Spring flow er* decornl„ () „ , p |inrt n ,ln m , rVrn ln g contests were played and itrizca were won hv Mi . Iionnl.l K night and the U ( ) . ,M (|1(, evening the (l, MV.i ve,i many lovely g ift* f r „ m (u,r which were oret,, her in a green and w hile |,n*krt. w tl,. \ i i „ Knight had unenwl . h ^ 'S ^ '^ r ^ S t s ^ . ^ g nr m il* were served to the guest*. Those invited to enjoy the oren*slon w ith Mis* K n ig h t were her mother, .Mr*. Austin K night, Mr*. Lewis itotum lo, Mrs. W. A. Cagle, Mrs. W alter Peimel, M r*. Donald K night, M r*. W. E. Kalne*. Mrs. Myron Smith, Mr*. S. M. W hite­ head, Mrs. W. L. Howland, Mrs. T. V. Brown, M l*. John Malloy, Sirs. It. L. Frank, M r*. E. C. W illiam *, M i*, (iletchen Crowell and the Misses M argate! Malloy, B elly Ann Cagle, Joanne W illiam s, Hazel Bailies and Alton Howland. Karim Briefs By M A R IO N IIA B M A N Dana Rankin, I'J year old pianisl. w ill he heard tomorrow m oining at 11:00 o’clock In a 16* minute indlo recital. The Sanford (ira m m iir School pianist has rhosen fa r her radio inimhers: Canadian Capers, In the Hull of the Mountain King, Moonlight Simula, Dancing Tambourine, nnd Nulls. The American Medical Associ­ ation’s th rillin g serlrs “ (laid Medal D orlnr’s" w ill he broadeast over W TUIt tomorrow af* 1011111*111 ai :l 15. W l l il t has ili-il 111 I this Monday Ihim igh Friday a series o f pulilic service ptogrnm * in cooperation w ith the Semiiiidc County Medical Society. “ Repeat Performance" w ill lie hemd again over WTRR tom or­ row morning lit 11:15 o'clock. A l.i mid new program originated by Roy I'lynn, Florida State U niversity radio director, from I HU campus. Outstanding musical pm fin itmnt c* on Ihe campus have b c iii i iT iirilc il and woven into a d e lig h tfo l ipiarter limn for radio listeners. For a fu ll and.com plete miniiiu iry o f United Nations new* nf the day, W TRIt broudrasls, each nig h t lit 111:1)0 o’clock, or Im ­ mediately following the biiHcbull game, nn-llic.-sput report "U nited Nations Today". Voices of the world rv|ii esentntive* are taken from tb c lr rem ark* before the ____ many meetings held at UuHad Nation* headi|Utirters in fla w York. Pe rso n at M r*. Richard Brndshnw o f Or|an,|„ ,,>rnt the weekend w ith her rf M r*. E. parents, Mr. Mr. .n and Mrs. E. Kinlaw. Klnlaw. Mrs. T. Bradford Byrd le ft on Saturday fo r Chicago to spend several wreks. Mrs. Rupert Perry lias arrived from Wilson, N. C. to visit w ith h rr parent*. Mr. and M r*. Emmett Klnlaw. Itoliert Myron Erlach arrived nit Saturday ................ from New. -Brunswick, - - - - ... * £ . * 5 ^ w c ib .in g ^ to Has LylMan Boyle which w ill take P'nro ,h l* w<l<k<,n,l‘ Mr, and M r*. Fred Ball *nd son le ft yesterday fo r Clarion, Pa. to spend several week*. Before re tu rn in g to Sanford they plan also to v is it In Cleveland, O Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Davl* a t­ tended yesterday the graduation eserrlsra nt Stetson U niversity In w hirh th e ir son, 8. J. Davis Jr. rereived his diploma. Mr. and Mra. Herbert H ill rh ilil reni o f 8 t. I’ ct criih iirir y ^ i* r d Mr*. H ill'* parents, Mr. and Mrs J. L. H u rt, at th e ir home tin Oak Avenue over the pnst weekend, M r*. A. W. (Jlllyard and ynnng son, (il« n n , le ft today fo r Tampa w hrre they w ill Join Mr. ( t illynrd who is stationed (here w ith the A ir Fnrre, Mr. anil M r*. (J. A. Sport Jr. hnd a* Ih r ir guests on Sunday nt their home on Park Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Dickson S. Mullen of W in te r Haven. M l** Ratty Rose Hoolelmn lots returned to Alachua (Jeneral Hus pltal In O a liim v ill* a fte r spending the weekend w ith her parents, Mr, and M r*. J. It. Ilonlehnn Friends o f Mrs. Floyd Royal w ill regret to know that she con­ tin u e ! Ill at her home on Elm Avenue folluw lng an operation performed recently In an Orlando hospital. Friends w ill he Interested to learn that young Stephen ‘ Rnlxirn U now at the home nr his parent*, Mr. uiul M rs. M. L. Unborn Jr., on Cordova Drive In Highland Park Mrs. Meson Wharton and club I ren, Mason Jr. ami Candy, o f Kt* simmer arc spending several ilny* By BEVERLY CRAY w ith her parents, Mr and Mrs. Edmund Meisch, al their home nl We bet those Seniors hail n 2118 Park Avenue. wonderful time Monday on their Mr. nnd Mra. C. S. Buchanan Class picnic! The whole school w ill he leaving mi th e ir annual anil children, Hilda Flo, HIM anil picnic I his Thursday nnd have Temple, have arrived from A t ­ supper out there that night! Class lanta, (in. to visit her slater ami brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Day w ill tie thnl dny, ton . . , The yearly T r i- lli- Y lea wa* W illiam H. W ray, at their home In held this week nl (Sail B ittin g ’* San I.until. home front 5 o'clock u n til tlu'IO. Approxim ately 8(1 members anil Lieut. Col. anil Mr*. Charte* mothers were seiveil punch anil lic it* and three children have a r ­ canapes during the afternoon. rived from Indianapolis, Ind. Hnd The refreshment committee con­ have purchased a new home In Ihe Hanford. sisted o f: chairman • M argaret Wytinewood section of Morrison and JoAnn Moore, Joan Col. Rett* expects to leave fo r W rig h t, Mertio Crlssey, Sylvia overseas d uly In the n ra r future. Hnye*. and Hail H itting. Several rew memhrra assisted in serv­ Mr*. A. K. Power* nnd children, ing . . . . Alec and Nancy, le ft today for (iraduation w ill he June (» this Columbus, f!s. after visitin g with coining Monday evening at 8 Mr. mul Mrs. Fred Bender ami o'clock. Please come early to get Mr*. T. Bradford Byrd. Alec n good 'leal, ’raunc the auditorium Powers ,lr. plans to enter LTciunon College in Ihe near future fo r Its w ill lie packed . . . . lly Ihe way, don’t forget llac- summer course. colour* ate service* this Sunday evening in the H.H.S. auditorium Mr. and M r*. W aller Hsyue* nt H on the dot . . . J r. nre expreted to s triv e on Sat­ Wo hear the F.F.A .’s and th e ir urday ft "in Boston to spend sev­ fathers had a grand tim e at th e ir ers) dny* w ith hi* parent* on annual banquet recently. Tommy Magnolia Avenue. En route to Humhley Is head o f the Future Hanford M r*. Itaynrs w ill take the F arm ers at H.H.K and they’ve Florida .Stale Medical Board evam lnsllon In <lalnr*vllla and upon hail a grand year . . . . Seminole III w ill have a Couple her return lo Boston w ill Interne o f the Year and an annual popu­ In a children's hospital. Both she la rity poll in Friday nlg h t’a paper. and Mr. Haynes are members o f Monday night-the hig n lg h t-w lll has served a years Interneshlp nt he the 1ast a rtlrle u n til next Harvard U niversity. M r. Haynes served a year's Interneshlp at September! ile seein’ ya next F rid a y Masiachusetta fieneral Hospital In Boston, evenin'l KICMINOLIC III Use glassware on top o f the range only i f It was made fo r th a t use there Is a difference between lop-of-renge and oven glassware. Re sure to read and follow the direction* that come w ith the glass utcnslle you buy. Mariesn Kay Liston Winner Of ConleRt Li t t l e Mm i> ii Kn t m ! mu, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl W illiam s an­ two old, h im **il n« nounced today the marriage of Miita Kuinipuit m • i " i i i r * held llu d r daughter, Faye, to Malcolm J. Lodge Jr. on May 27 in NaM l* llll^ e ll tie r t!ie H i r t m t i m n f hunt a, Ha I h e « opt M r*. Lodge attended Sanford T o m t) o h Fs uii tv r u g hi 'O Ipp i’ T III t lot V fo llo w e d 1p jd school*, graduating from the local nf! ended hy u tin Ynchl P in h high school in 1060. She then a t­ tended Florida Stale U niversity In lur g e r r o w i t . Tallahassee and Is now employed F o u r v e i l ! oli' 1 M a i l . ■ | y e \ d u f O ~ by the W. A ttlee Burpee Seed ,.f tit** I'.’n m t f l ie u uni . . WiftN Company **f this city. llf if»‘ iliwf * I m i ! • * \ HIM f Mil* Mr. Lodge hI so graduated from won th ill! 4 M in i* hi I* Mill I Nil I Seminole High Reland w ith the H ' p i i* H 1 ! n H i !■ i y 11 i \ s, l * h y I Class of 1tlfal mid entered the ID if It \n il \ .u I Ii< Ann Iliin C United States A ir Force and re­ I tpplin nl t nnd Mnr« m Kn> cently received a diploma from hv III* |*rir.«*!« w ii '" t r iii Radio Technician’s srload at Scott l i »f • Yowidl f ' o m i Mn v S u i l i r v A ir Force Rase In Illinois. Sh o p a n d h i i o lie is now en route to San Fran­ 111y*' rd r n fh. O t llr r i‘n l " ' cisco for assignment In the Pacific ivrnnift; wo-, p* I t ’d I V ll . area Mr*. Lodge w ill remain in |*hoti*M by Cox by J u d y a n d v ullv ltot*l Sanford w ith Ids parents, Mr. nnd Li iiik i ri-hip AOI ON panie«l h\ '!• M il* K lim IhtirftzrrN. Ni»rvnl n- n litm of Snlnutguinh. S*-m M l*. M. J Lodge nt 'JO1.! West \ I » i-ti> ' \ it* lit a ml of tin* S n iio i C'Iiinn nn«l I.y M r - \ \ Twentieth S trert, and w ith her in n lr K ith Scimol iinniuil. mn vm * \t V 1 1fr'-A t *olli parents at their home on Ihe O r­ im rlii ipiU'H in ninny m tiv irii*’*, Itn Imhru: n» ■‘tnr ririK iin a T hfN pim i 1*it y* amt It pl t l l l MU" , *0 t r io P 1111••vI hy \| m w ith M ** Jrau W iU iin , ilir h l, In tin play. "O u r l l r n r t * W rit* Y«nmir lando Highway. (' w .’i.h , i i In Ore Intel ,iei nnd (ini'." M I m \V!l»nn minK 111 tin* (J lrr Clilh, wn» a r h r r i It'in lri ami r I HOLLYWOOD llv mm THOMAS *■ ) ■* Hollywood un-it'a time wr Inok n look Into Ihe operation nf a d r l v r l li (healer The drive in* are gelling In he a hig factor in Ih r movie busi­ ness There are 3,32.1 of them ill Ihe U K and more a building every month This compares In ........ ........^ a fig in.no*! Indoor ............ film thealers. ur(1 u hirh ha a hi*rn shrlnkim : yearly I dropped In on my neighbor hood drive in in Van Nuys In learn about how it is run It's called the V ictory Drive In ami th r man­ ager Is a young fellow named Joe P irtrn fn rlr lie used to manage Indoor theaters and has been at Ihe V lrlo ry since II startrd three years ago Mere are some of the question* I tossed al him IJ Whleh kind of theater opera lion do yon lik r heal’’ A The drive in by far I like ulitiliMir work anyway And t don't have Ihe kiddle matinees lo drive me crazy 1) What are Ihe ilelalls on the V icto ry'’ A IF * an all s le d construction a cost of diiiul J loo,t*s) The theater covers 11 acres and ra il park H.’iU cars at one time The screen Is atmut two th ird s bigger Ilian lliose in normal I healers, re ip ilrin g h rig h ler prnjertlon t j Do you have any *...... discipline prohli'm s’’ A No more Ilian in any th rille r You gel Ihe same amount ol Ifoud Iimis and Irnulde makers We have a special problem with the sound speakers, which are n I Inched In each ear Some people drive off with them ill the ear and others leur them out maliciously They cost fl.t apiece, so that cuts into the profit Q Do you have any trouble with romancers'1 A. Just a* much a* you’d get In Ihe luilrOny o f » normal then ter Next door lo Ihe theater I* a Calholic Church, and one of Ihe priest* wn* eommrnttnu lo me lhal drive ills were railed "pas sion p its " 1 Invited him to slnml by Ih r * nlninee and see the kinds nr people u lm dtove In lie whs surprised lo learn Rial no per rent ol the patrons w» re people with Families nr nidi r bilks (j A Is business seasonal’ V ery much *u We lose money in Ihe w ln te rlu n e and m uke II hack In Ihe sum m er iilte n we ru n make enough profit In Ih r snnrk lia r lo offset ihe loss on ml missions The snack lia r i* Ih r o ilie r half of (lilt h ilxln rs* IJ Have you ever closed? A H illy tw ice That was Inst w in te r wfieu «*• had II*» h I-* m the Han Fernando Valiev I'll" «nlv reason we rinsed was because no hotly earn® In the th e a te r (inm e lim e s ihe fog i omes In d uring n show ami we have In Issue fog cheeks, which a n Ihe M im e ns ra in checks Q What kliol of pit I n r . ;;p Ihe liest mullein t V A D iffe ren t pictures get d iffe r m l crowds When we have an nr thin p lc liirr or W estern, wn gel fa m ily ears filled w ill) kills Bui you r a n ’l figure Ihe audience So m etim e* I'll iilay a couple of old film * am i Ihe place w ill fill up with C a d lllu rx The only thing nobody likes nre Ihe little B p ic ­ tures (J Has television hurt business? A It did at flrsl. And R M ill does when a big event Is on TV But the novelty has worn off Pro pie si 111 wan I In gel mil of the house. Q. Are the audiences particular? A. Absolutely You can't please everybody; even with the best of pictures 1 gel com plaint* The oth­ er night a mao drove nut Imcanse he heard tho word "d a m n ’’ In a picture. "W hy don't you censor your p lrlu rc s ? " ho demanded. V isito r* o f Mr. ami Mrs. It. E. " I'v e got two kids In my c a r." I M orris and sons, Robert and E r­ hnd In give him his money lu c k nie, on Holiday at their MQ Ranch To make crouton* fo r a noun at Osteen were Mr. ami Mr*. Fred M urray and children and Husan garnish, brown n cup o f hnlf-ln rh Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey ruhea or hrond in two Inldcspnon* and Kay nnd Jark Ivey, Mr. and b utter or margarine. Use low hem Mra. Karl Higginbotham and Hill In browning the bread cube* and and Carol Hue, Mrs. Bertie Rob­ a tir often. erta al) o f Hanford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Langley and tw o son* of Jacksonville, W. C. Meyers and lando, Mr. ami M r*. Jnm ei L. three sons o f New Hmyrna Beach, Htanalan o f Hwain*borough, Gx.. Mra. Dorothy Price and daughter M r*. Jam ** H ylv**ter amt son ami o f Bt. Petersburg, Rev. John F ar­ M r*. John True o f W inter Park ris and son o f Osteen, Dr, and and T. (I. Fitzgerald and two Mra, W ill Parka and son o f Or- daughters o f Tampa. Mrs Meisch, Wharton Junior lli^h Holds (iraduation Danci’ I onor Bridi*-Klcct In n la rrir* of lovely parties be­ ing cilFielltly given (nt Bride clnct Yst'* l.vllia n Boyle, Mr*. Ed­ mund ftli'lseh ami lid daughter, Sir*. Jlssuii Wharton of K issim ­ mee, r liter I at ru'd on Hnlurdnv w ith a late iflernooii ten at the Mel*ch resiling* nt 2118 Park Avenue. T h e (m in i* iif the Midsch hum • w ere 4Urm liv e ly I (reun ited w ith arrang em ent* <>i rose* in varied pastel shades. On the linen cov­ ered l it* table were g n id ra in * and s w c clh lio t ru*cs T h e host ruses w ere u(*l»le*l in serving by M rs. S ta lili \l Hockey and M l * ( ’linrles LcH cti* Duii#g the nftermion Mis* Boyle was p tf-i nleil w ith -c v el i i | piece* o f rrystal Those enjoying the no riisinn with the haunt re vveic her mother, M l*. Lloyd F. Hoyle; her grandmother, M r* Dlnl H rny; Mrs. la H ifio of Oitniidn, Mrs. Hpi'tieer Harden, Mrs. tiernld l.os sing, M i* iirn ig t' Andrew Speer, M r* M I Hslinr ii .Ii . M i* VV. Hilriin il« * .Ii . M r* W ight K litle y , S ir*. .It1tin Pierce iif Ihiylona, Mrs. Rocker ill'll Mr*. A. W L ie Also Mis* Dial Hoyle, M i** .lean Hayer, Mis* S norv W illiam * iirnl M i** M u rttiil't I BiijffvMor. Brimiluy Ilonu’ Sceno Of I'hilathrn IMot’t Mon1 fhim 7ft *%tinh’iit ^ aiul <*hup i’lo tii’N a ttfiu li'd tin 1 kriudrintlon limu’i* lii'li! t»y th r riu h tli |*ntili* Junior 1lik')' Sftiool Mi) F iuiny uiftrlit ut tin* S a iifo iil Wmnun'r ( lu ll I'm miftir|4T r» 15*1\ t Hilt fol I hi* Jiff ill I w r ir t!ii’ priNti'1 v ii’iu" pa|Mi s iri’inni’rs \v!u**H A n r uninI in an a t11 m tiv i' m iuuin t !»i ••11^h mil tin ’ i lull nmtitoi men Darluin k’ win* I'tijo y i'n l un«l l i i ' l l of nI o f Mie N'iri"" uiul the !»m ii l I Itoeln Fol low m |,r nt liter 1 ,1 V 111 • ll l' 1 hdtU * t 111111*11 m u "Y it h a \ S i* i id. f i l l / on l l Mlit V M, 1 ll 1 lie.) Mt i al n ig til I'm i* »■. • » MO . ll •>' • .............. 1 • rt W l t l l S f 1.‘Hli! ■ . * l u l l ’ 1 1 t - i it tii urn l.n l .y . h * f h 1* a r i• | • 3m i - iin I pink til • till ' ' ' ' -kf i h lli'cl "S cI iomI f» pleNldent Mrs. ( ’. \. Sleinlirimc Honored At Shower On Mi i cm Well h* ill I mM Ntnry "Hiftisitu* ,i t ! 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H etty St Ml V I t ,1 k'Ile Ih n i* W i Mm i u -. M iliff« 11 VV 1Hhi in u, nr I* \ M m \\ Ih ’M ’S* M t it’n .i n ' I *• * * v • ulhuo. tut ion nf n ‘ l"f font bal wpoiiiior nut I wim n .iw i'p lh i'iifl of th r K r y Club. at MaJ. and Mr*, .lack Roll mul children, Hobby anil I(n lim it, plan to IrHVe on Thursday for Taroinu, Wash, where M*J. Roll is assigned lo McChord A ir Force Ha-*'. --------Hobo Dean returned yestenliiy from Y’ale U niversity in N*'w Haven, Conn, lo spend the summri month* w ith Ids parent*, Mr. tm-l Mrs. R. I,. Dean. r ?r,r.' , Miss Faye Williams Weds M. J. Lodge Jr. r ful ahoe . . . It fitn the font and muktsa the going eaay. Fggnholl und Tail. _____________CRAB ROLLS___________ APPLE . ’ sandier ride* an ammo truck M ar tha battlafront in thla UnJrerssl-Intamstlonal's "The Red Ball lspraea,r Theater screen today ami Wednesday. PIES PEACH - BANANA CAKE Roiim illat & Anderson WALGREEN AGENCY ”1 i v t r s . • i n n n i M M i i n i i N . i m i mi i . t i i t t i i n t i n i ™ n « » » n i t i d t i n ill.n R R N — 2r»e FOR A I,I, PERFORMANCKS OF "JACK AND TU B MEAN STALK" " .I �yV Blues Defeat Cocoa, 10-1, Corrales Whiffs 11 While Registering His Sixth Win Of Year For Sanford Archery Meeting T H E HANFORD H ER ALD (r I Tuea. June 1. 1*32 Fate Of Baseball Hangs In Balance At Meet Tonight lly K E N T C IIK T L A IN Whether it was the in-ws nf player-hell* coming, u r whether It wae the law nf overage*, the Seniiliole Hines went out Inst niiclit ami slaughtered the Cocoa In ­ dian* in the Memorlnl Stadium, 10-1. Jesus "C hico" Corrnles highlighted the Hines' victory w ith a In illiN iitly hurled fivehitte r. Ily K E N T C IIK T L A IN The agile Tampan w itli u tlm rp ’llie fate o f the Seminole Hlues breaking d r o p w ill lie hanging In the halanro curve tantalised tonight when the o ffic ia ls o f the Tribe I,oil club uml interested fans hy insklng lliin s li out the fin a u d a l d iffic u l­ f i n the liiii'ii- , ■ ties in an e ffo rt to s tv * tha local Cor r alia gut. o ff V franchise. The meeting w ill ha to u s U ti ' Hiuged in the Commissioner * in the in itia l 1 room of the C ity lla ll at 7:30 frame giving ii|i g . g a g p.m. three lilts and President Joel Field w ill proone the ,* tienl facts and figures In tb * s l e n d e r ' igh* ■ •Seminole lllne story ami w ill he h a n d e r settled . assisted hy General Manager John down to blank *■ * , tha Indiana tha rh ,rw » i.rrnlrw K ih le r, who hss promised to pro­ test of the distance on only two vide a solution to tha acute situa­ tion. iloglas, , Ills sidutiuM w ill hinge Oil the Tha trium ph w*s (.orrsles fu ll co-operation sixth of Ilia year, all scored ut of all Sanford hume. lie now has rolled up a baseball f a n s , 6-6 season's record. The win also J r ^ M r. K rider degave the lllu rs a 2-1 record for 1 d a r e d today. tha past three tills . Ths Semimiles Idusted nut 11 V President Field W " Indicated that he hits o ff the combined tw irlin g e f ­ fo rts of stn rle r mid loser H ill ' V fe lt the Issuing W ; ' • A o f 60 $100 shares Shuck. J»ek llo rd le rl and Managar Pep Humbert. However, not ^ H u f stock would ona Sanford lilt wus for estru ^ ^ H b i - one way bases. The Hlues didn't strike out the onra last night mid only one Semi­ I ^ ^ B B B ^ ^ B M Seminole hasenole batsman, John Inibrn. Im i Joel Field hall dilemma. been fanned In the last two games. " I want lu ra-emphaalie Ihe Manager I'h u rk A lrno drew fa rt that every baseball fan In four walk* and slashed out a Sanford Is urgently requested single in five apprarniirrs for u lo lie al the meeting this even­ perfect night at the plate. A lrno ing,” Field told the Herald this ended his string o f K ill's by nut morning. H r also added that driving In u single runner. iiirlm lrii women fans loo. George Kenls notrhed Iwu hits Field went on to say any amt fur three o lfir is l trip s to pare nil suggestions that funs might Ihe Hanford h ittin g attack. have to present w ill lie more than Tonight the Hlues w ill Journey welcomed. A possible sbskeup III to Cocoa to tangle w ith (lie In ­ the present hoard of directors dians in a game that w ill not be was hinted when Field stated, broadcast, because o f tho recent "W e w ill do anything possible to radio bun Imposed by Cocoa owngive Hanford u w inning team, t r II. D. "Pea Wee" Murdock. During tin- big Sanford four-run even i f it inruns iny Job." "This la our last all-out e f­ f o u r t h Inning, fort to keep baseball In Hanford eno this year," K rider declared, h « "lln a rh a ll or the (Hues rannot o e I operate ill Ihe red." bate uf tin' veal H M. I.. Itulsirn, acting as thu w ii e n l in b i u spokesman fu r the Sanford Mer­ mid J Alrno Hindi' >■>«'■ W . chants Association In his capacity ns president, gave the niues a ond It was tliv Itlcum l time A m f^ B B | vote of confidence yesterday in a public statement th a t said In ef­ Alarm was Involfect, merchants w ill co-operate ved in n * B |B ^ L in any way possible to Insure the success of th * local club. Kenls t,l(>* \ A Tonight w ill mark an Im portg i a n t manager v nut chapter In the Sanford bastreeled one o ff Torres against Daytona Iasi week In Hie hull saga. Thu two m ujur ques­ tions confronting the meeting Islander bull park. This evening's pitching nomi­ w ill lie: I > Should we disband the lllues; 2) Should wu keep base­ nee may he George Hmllh or ball piling and If so, how 7 rookie righthander Tony Torres. Tha "Huntlogo K id " has hurled fig h t Innings slid yielded hut one tally Ihu* fa r this season. Hunfuid w ill lie seeking to make It two in u row tliia evening mid he try in g to cut thu I '.a ganirt margin Jacksonville Herich holds In th ird place over tlm lllues. Press Hus P s lle rr Two newly Won Loot Fct. acquired rookies, pitcher-outfielder Florida Hlato Hague Kan Adam* and abort atop Jesus Del,mid 23 12 .717 (tam ale* are due In from (tallies- Orlando so la 616 villa today. They may he carried Juxvllle Reach 26 17 .612 for another day Ire-fore the rosters Hunfiild 28 20 .613 must lia trimmed down to the legal Palutka 20 II .642 minimum of ID. Thu Hluea have Daytona Reach 2z 24 .471 17 man on their roster including Cocua 17 n .370 tha new additions. W ith the a rriva l Leesburg 17 22 .347 o f (lonsnlea, Sanford w ill have Sunford 10 Cocoa 1 two player* with the flre t name DeLand 8 Hesburg 4 Of Jasu*- Jesus Corralrs is thu Orlando 7 Palatka 2 other Seminole player with the Davtonu Ueach 0 Jacksonville same fir s t monicker. Reach 6 Coco* A ll II O A Leesburg at DeLand Fantasia, r f M 0 d I Daytona Reach at Jacksonville M attronl. ah 4 2 6 2 Ueach Pulatko at Orlando Sanford at Cocoa ily K E N T C IJB T IiA lN Hport* E ditor Team Officials Will Offer Solution For S a n f o r d Dilemma . .. .. Jameson Photo The I I women winner* In the recently held Women’s G olf Cham- Ellen Uctts, M r*. T. F. McDaniel and M r*. Andrew Marsh. Ilottom plonshlp at Seminole C ountry Club are shown displaying their prizes, row, new president u f tha Woman'* G olf Association, Mrs. John Ivey, They are, top row, le ft tu rig h t, Mrs. Russell Pearson, Mrs. E. C. right, and Mrs. Georga Thurston, left. (layman, Airs. F. D. Scott, Airs. K. H. Smith, Airs. Price Heard, Miss Sportsmen liy ItOHKHT /.. JOHNSON I have been getting lota o f Infuim atlon concerning the good catches o f salt water fish aiound T itusville, so last Wednesday uf leruuun I decided to tr y my luck. I went over to T itusville w ith my wife ami M r*. Ghita Payne, who likes lo fish also. We had very guild luck, catching pan fish o ff o f the T itu sville bridge, ulthongh there were hits u f large fish being caught hy uther fishermen, mostly drum. While (here, several boat* o f fishermen, who had been down the rive r came in w ith good catches consisting o f aea baas, drum, sheep head and p a n fish. Several par­ ties fishing F o r f w ith lights aft er d a r k o f f the bridge and a ll s e e in e d to lie having good lurk. A ten pound 16 Jahnaae ounce hlaek liua* wa* the lop fish entered in the Pulutka amiCrescent C ity Jaycee sponsored Putman county fishing tournament this week and renped Ihe weekly trophy fo r Col. Thomas C K elthly o f F o il Atonroe, V*., Ill the eighth week of three month rodao. Col. K rlth ly landed Ihe fish w ith a ra n* pole while fishing w ith live shiner out o f Klnards ram p a l Han Mateo. Ilealdea the trophy, he w ill recelr* an a ttra c­ tive re rtiflc a te which goes lo earh entrant In Ihe luurnamenl. Only fo u r has* were entered In Ihe contest this week to bring the total tu 77 over Ihe firs t eight weeks. A ll fishing ramp oparatora repot led large catches u f base blit only a few were large enough to enter the tournament which has a ala-pound lim it. American Hague Other haaa entered this week Hoiton 14 IT .611 were an H-uound It-ounrer taken Cleveland 15 It .M l on a 200 plug from l.ady Hllpper Washington 13 II Ml Lake by K. B. I.opta of Palnlaa; a eeven-pounder caught by A. D. Norton, Newman, Ua., while H illin g from Camp Georg* and a HI. H u ls 20 •-pound 2-ounrer taken T»y Fred Detroit 12 A. Moody of Palatka ta ha waa New York 2 Cleveland 0 Boston 6 Chicago 2 (10 In a ln g l) G-Men In the player d raft o f the disbanded clubs. Chippie maintains be u n i Mrs. Ivey Is Installed As New President Of Women’s Golf Assn Hy K E N T C IIK T L A IN Mt*. John Ivey fo rm a lly touk office as president o f the W onrn's Golf Association u f the Seminole Country Club last Saturday sight when she accepted th# gavel from outgoing urexy, M rs. Hugh Whel rhet, at the association'* annual banquet held at th * club. Over NO men end women turn­ ed uut for th * gals event wklrh was highlighted by th * presen­ tation of awards fo r the Del Powell Trophy Tournament w in­ ners and the 12 winners ad th * annual Women's Cham plonshlp tourney. Airs. Whelchel waa presented a beautiful brass planter w ith an engraved tribute to her In recog­ nition fo r her successful tanura as the association’s president d u r­ ing Ihu past y e *'. The program begau w ith an out­ door buffet w ith the presentation o f awards followed speeches and a dunce. Mrs. Ivey announced her s ta ff o f officers and panel. They are as follows: vice president, Mrs. K. C. Haymani treasurer, MrsF. D. S cott; recording secre­ ta ry, Airs. Roy Syiaea J r.; cor­ responding secretary, Mre. Huesell Pearson; entertainment, Mrs. Irvin g F e ln b trg t rules, Mrs. Hugh Whaichalt handicap chairman, Mrs. K arl lllg fln botham j membership, Mlaa Corile Heard. For tha Women's club champion­ ship tourney thla^ year the followfishing from 1 front Former Leesburg Manager, W al­ ter Chippie, has filed a violent protest over Ids relrsse, claim ing that h« couldn't be dropped Irecausa he was s till Injured. Chippie .was replaced by ex • Gainesville manager Don Anderson last Sun­ day at th * league meeting In Cres­ cent C ity when Leesburg obtained Amlsrson along w ith tw o other ing were presented th e ir awards at th * banquet: Dot Powell, medal!at| Mrs. Hue O 'L ln g er. low net; Ellen Halts, ch sm o lo n iiln flig h t w inner; Mrs. K. B. Smith, ru n ­ ner-up; Mr*. E. C. Hnyman, con­ solation winner; Mrs. Charles ltoner, F irst flig h t w inner; Mrs. Fincher McDaniel, runner-up; Mrs. John Ivey, consolation winner; Airs. Price Heard, second flig h t w inner: Airs. Guorg* Thurston, runner-up; Airs. Hussell Pearson, cumulation winner; Mrs. Andrew Alursh, third flig h t w inner; Mrs. F. D. Seott, runner-up. In her acceptance speech. Mrs. Ivey complimented M r*. Whelchel on her successful year aa presi­ dent o f the association and stated that next year w ill evan b* a big­ ger year. The association’s banquet con­ cluded th * year's g o lfin o activities. Camp Vanleo o l tin- ill illg lie lust iiu iiitii fm in ‘ a pilch hy Hanford's . M u r r a y l l y r d , Leesburg could not take hi* Job. Chippie ..L mV. ' * had nut been able Chippie to play because because u f dizziness since Ihe ac­ cident. The form er Washington Senator outfielder phoned league President John K rider yesterday and naked fo r a repeal o f his release. K rider stated that there was nothing he could do and advised Chippie to pick up hla release. Chippie auto­ m atically became a free agent. Power k ille r lla l M a rtin io f Jacksonville Reach has quit ih a l Sea B ird* and received nls out­ rig h t release. I I * was replace*] bv ex-G-Man and Azalea Floyd C lift at firs t base. A larlin poled out .11 homers lo lead the V ir­ ginia State l.eaeue last year. II* had seven so fa r this season, Iw u of whlrh were hit here In Sanford. Joe Pennington, Cocoa veteran pitcher drew his ou trig h t release ami has signed w ith the hapless F ort Lauderdale Hrnves of tho Florida International. League. Seminole lllue General Atunager, John Krider, admitted that the project player-deal the lllues have on the fir * I* tem porarily stalled and added that |t w ill he completed only If t|i* Seminole* can reach a Rome authorities contend that the most stable difference between th * so-called race* o f mankind I* talorl 018 pounds and 13 ounces not ik in color but hair form. w ith th * live ball capturing a mon­ strous 18-pound 10 ouncer. Th* COCOA IN D IA N BATTIN G AVERAGES leading base caught on plug* hit* 10-puunde 7 ounce* and in * largest by lig h t tackle h it 8-pounds and H Player ounce*. Elections are over and w * hope Hughes when our new officiate lake over Rambert In Tallahassee th a t they w ill seo M attronl f it to Improve our fishing laws K o lkrr since th * m a jo rity of th* general Penza Docker Caldwell r H a . I m l y o iL P . r l Hunt Mercury Will Open Softball Play ML T h is w e e k T onight Sanford at Cocoa Wednesday Palatka a t HANFORD (ladles n ig h t) Thursday Sanford at Palatku Friday Dsytoua at HANFORD Halarday Hanford a t Daytona Sunday Leesburg at HANFORD tub of Michael Hpinclla, form er New Jersey racketeer, to Italy after 64 year* In this country Exam iner Hugh Tataglta an nounccil Ihe decision Monday fob lowing a bearing Dial began early In April. Sptnella, 6H. native of Marino, Hilly, cam * to this country at ihe age qf 4. lie has a luxurious home st M iam i lii'ach and a crim inal record dating back to 1820. .— - — — . ,. r • Don’t throw away tho liquid front canned vegetables; It con­ tain* valuable nutrients. Use It In s o u l s , sauces, gravies, or vega ta|d« cocktails, d U ie s IOWA GOVERNOB DES MOINES (At—GoV. William S. Beardsley made good Monday op tho- firs t ite p toward becomiaj the third governor In lowa'a 109 yearz .to b* elected throe lim e * ut sucreaelon. When tho email town druggist' fa rtn o r had' pushed hie p r in u n plod Ion lead over th * noaroal 4 hie two Republican opponent* to about 16,000 vote*, both conceded HEUCUTTER r ROTARY POWER LAWN MOWERS n 11, Corrales. ich, Docker. Hll ef- a Former Leesburg Manager Chippie Raps His ReleaseJ TOUCH THAT SPOT! l - ^ a i u o n i 'K e H w is#, Alenu, Brookly T ill* I* the night fo r which all the gram litum l manager* have liceii w aiting. Tonight they ran go down to the Commissioners’ room of the C ity Hull mid listen to the facts behind the plight o f the Seminole Hlues uml then they w ill be given mi opportunity to a ir th e ir views. This is not a “ mock” meeting railed Just to stimulate locul interest, Imt rather a serious last ditch stand by the Hluea’ hoard o f director* to save the o r i­ ginal non-profit Seminole County Baseball A**nclutiun. Seminole Hlues, expressing DeIt J * no Joke either when you Land’s thanks fo r the d o n a tta i and help local fans gave the d*W lhare minim um t tute Red Hats when th e ir playing field burned down last month. neeiled In run th-The le tte r read as follows: team ami t h e ■ " I would like to take this op­ fio u tii'portunity to personally extend my luu'ii thanks to-yuu and the good bateinuIntHlnliig fo rI I hall fans o f Sanford fo r your more the Inst half of O -B than generuift contributions to our cause. a husliie** uml " I am sure that I apeak the no husines* ran entire sentiment o f the members lontinin- to exist i f l and o fficials u f the club when l g | y on deficH spend- ^ ^ B H > / y that the response from Hanford was the moat touching o f all. sllile exception o f Hear ih m la la "PsrsonaMy, 1 would Ilka to the United State* Government. thank you fo r the quirk response What I* needed raiMt now, aa In your o ffic ia l capacity as league president In smarting the wheels Ip we see it U : I ) An In itia l outlay o f rash to motion th a t allowed fans around Ihe league to come to our assis­ give the club the money w ith which to buy a couple of solid tance. "Through all their aid, our bur­ h ittin g and fielding player*, es­ pecially an outfielder. The earl­ den, both menial and fln a n d a j, has ier season hatting spree baa bran eased to a certain degree. "A gain thanking you fo r m y m lf spent Itself. Whirl is needed now I* some new blood and a depend­ and In d ivid u a l members of T n t team, I am, llncerely yours, J o t able slogger. 2) Several huge crowds to watch II. DeHuy.” The contribution totals from the club uml give the team the added revenue to get this money or Hanford amounted to a little over nay it hark. Perhaps tills la lts r $300, the highest Individual fig u re In placing the cart before the from any ona league town. horse. Crowds w ill come uot fo r n winning team, no tlie nerd Is to buy these key pluyeis now to make that winning combination. .1) F iim lly. it bus horn said that u way to raise the money Is to Hunt Mercury and Squadron 9 p Issue f1 00 slimes of stock. The d u ll lilts set tlie goal ut fiO shares 33 w ill open the Recreation De­ partment's softball season tom or­ ur $6,000. A t any rate, tonight w ill be row night at the I.akefront D ia­ the turning point In Ibe future mond whan they tangle at 8:00 of the lllu rs . The fans ran ellkar p.in. A t that tlm * fu rth e r organiza­ transform their Jeers Into soma tion o f th * league and teams wW constructive acllun, or they can be completed, Thomas Stringer, director o f th# C ity Recreation program announced today. Hubert H arwell w ill captain the H unt Mercury team and Hal Fan­ dom wllf he t local N *vy c d Local Fans* Gift* To DeLand Players Are Acknowledged . Brooklyn n Now York 17 Chicago $4 Bl. Louis ll Cincinnati 20 Phlladolphla >18 Boston u Pittsburgh |1 Chicago • Brooklyn 1 St. Louia 6 Naw York A n archery club w ilt b> formed tomorrow afternqoM at 4:00 p.m. on the Lakefro n t Tenaia Court, Thomas Stringer, rltjr recreational d i­ rector, announced tu d a j. A il iatereated men, women and children are urged to attendJim Scott, famed New York archery espert, w ill servo u» Ike Inalrurtor. a 12 17 n 82 u 21 M SERVICE AND GALA, ^ OPENING TOMORROW NIGHT Boo Ihe world* fastest Gr< hound* rare aa the Carti PARTS ALWAYS AVAILABLE Daytona. iir ip l StiRday) DovbM l«l and 2nd H QuIuIoIm E v ry Rnco 4 Professional Care fo r Longer W esr . MADE IN SANFORD TO Thtmo Wf»o SdTYd n n o b a s « . ' 6 i . h s FIT FLORIDA GROWING AND MOWING CONDITIONS .b , '' UOSASTSSCONO % ! �m otto DR. II. K. RING v A C IIIR O P K A L T O R P le a ** r a il fu r appointm ent I DR. H. McLAUUN j OPTOMETRIST ! M 3 M ag n o lia Phone 175^— 1718 P k flltt l i t Legal Notices T IIK H TATK o r F L O R ID A TO M l . M A N W. L'A 11VEH, MO.\ m . I'l.K A tt A N TVI1.LR , NKW J K IM K I A sworn i .iniinniiii 1i» v lti* titan f l it , I uitalnm you In the Circuit Court In mid for Arm lnolr County ,|n C h 'inrery for illvorc*. the ■hurl in to of whit'll Is PA U L t> C A IlV K ii. i i'ln ln lirr . *« l.ll.I.IA N XV CA It I VKH. D rfam lanl, lhr»» present, lira to re,|tilre you lo «p|t*,tr mill flla your w r lllr n d i l n u n lo Ilia Coniic I ii I mi nr lo liir r lha l i l l i day of Sunc. A D 1M1. otherwise n In- Every ife " i .□ use ywur p m THB a&nconan, m ake m i r tlin t tinv fn t tuna la clear. A pipe elcanei w ill I k. useful In d e n n in g it. CIUKOI*RACTOIt HOURS 0 to 1 ^ 2 to r. tlte |»l»t Ih e ie o f hr lutn id ed In I'lr.t I I 01.lt etl t7 l, f y . ln 1*uLllo llo io rd e o f 8em L note County, Klnrldn The nnme of ihu (*uurl in whU'ii f t h i * mill Is 111 p U t o t e d I m ( h e 1 ‘ iF t ’ u i i | • •*u rt fo r Ih** NTuih .Jiid lcla l C l* cult of the H tn li of K lo rld ii. In wild fn t Seminole* 'u iin iy , in (T iiirtc e it •ST* i ’»n fin d the ttliiti t vT ilted till* of t h e 1 itM Ip T h e JrllH N*lI loti j I Hunk ul «ir In lido m n id o n u l hclnk lu g iipptii i r i i lo ti * f liiln iu lo . K lo r iil * 105 »t a i t : 01 iT . o H iiii. IT IN I) MIH *■;*11V II I. n i l 'N ' t iii: r». I II I N I K N I am . tu n . T i l l : n it H T N A T IIIN A I. HANK AT 1)1(1.AN LO. u national lialiKliiti MHKtii'lalln 11 o f o r la uilu. F lo rid a , r ia it m t r . DU'IICt; ID A P H N tll "Lady, we could find your car quicker if you knew rhe license num ber." Knowing thu number i i Iau muvua time when you |ilat-e u Long IJinliiiu'tt telephone uiII. Your call goex through fueler If you rim give the operator the out-of-town telephone number 50 eh** won’t have to cull "Inforniution” In the tiistunt city. You save time when you call by number. Southern B ril TtUphont and T tlry ia p h Company. « II I ! Stm lli I'n lm .ltu J im , .1, 1057 "H E A U Q U A R T K ItS F u ll C o n n f llF K lt " Avanua 312 H A N F O R D A V R N t 'E T h e ra w ill he > 1. I 'u m m ln M io n of L o ts fro m P H O N E U192 a I 'u lilir P. 2 and H e a iiio : It, H it* N N iv e l I'll* H a ll H i. I li n p i a : i n M. A t i me pence C twng ? ,<r 9ah 9or p Wtw t; G w sC a * '**5*t ’ - r.- vjfll i „ .. ,1 t i M * . .. a. in^ti * #w r. 7 ..'* * ! \j ;;.v r fe vu - • If 2 7 to t o t o i . i l e tin g * H a m t il* a v a ila b le l.ic e im e l. ig x I ai ilae'- to r 10.72 a re now and o w n e r*, m o*.I ,, 1, 1.110 ta g s p r io r lo ju n e 3 0 th tr o u t ih e l ' i l > l , i \ l u lle c la r. ( l i t t o i l u l l ii* 11- e I 7g a n f o r P d n i N SOUTH v Q PARK w « IIERA ED WANT ADS ! ? For K iwoiMh K ( liitp f Nr |»r* H ub f iia r r llu ii ()«■ per Mnr lu«rrfti»M 21i (I Mir* H ub !•** L m l) I util mm l I i n n o n li In Hi# H ub ||.M«li(i I(MIB l ot l l h i k I h i * 1 *|># IMIONE UK M I ________ m a . r h s c i V oaT I ‘3ANF0RD HERALD y 1— 1 FOR* R E N T W E I.A H A A p artm en t*1 U l W F ln tt H lri'et, I'tiuria 4UII W M O D E R N furiiiitheil Kitchenette iip a rlm i'n lti HliiailierlMii,l I ’n m l ttig liw u y n -IIB H. ftlty lim it , K H J E t.O W A pt ♦ ta lri, (34.00. t ill I'w ik. tlnwn F U R N IH H E D TW O H E l) ROOM h u ll**, E le r tr lr kltehen, w a lk liiu illatm iee o f town. Phone 1735 f [ U R N I.H H K U 3 room kp i. Uin E 3rd, T el. 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W . I h i H i. Phone UB H— H E I.P W A N I I I ! flAOl IIA It H E R S t,n ily Jol, 1m u lm l>l, I'tipalile m ini in In I ninl ■ mi i> *.il aliop. Sir Kin III, o '* M.'iC, i Simp, l>eLuml, I ' ot ■ Real Kalale For Hala Street. T it A V E R S E Kxteim liiii Rodii to I0H". Si'iikw rlk lila ia I'rilnt Co. 2M" and R M I N o l . l t R W A I.T T A t*. P k aaa 27 llm a te C a ll 320 S en katik C la a * an'l P a lm Co. H I O R E fllielving nml goiiiloUe In good condition. Phono 4U7-W. ONE STEEL LATHE. 1401-W a fte r 11:00 p.tn. Phone U N P A IN T K D cheat of 5 draw ers. M o n ito r apt. a lie w a ild n g m a ­ chine. Cheap fo r c a ih . Phon* iaaa-w, hkTii w . end. HU.MCI AMU L I « V 0 U A ll f a g alar I m l t COLDHUORO PACKAQH STORK i * i * w . i*tA u . — W. OMHato »- li e , I „f le fe l M iriam Vnmp, II I ! encee Mm. Weat lO lli St Phone lo l l M HITTER, M m E u lk iid ie ig . Iiext inference, I'lmm* 1213 .1 O A ilV 1 f;'. ., I. I. M I.I Phono t i l l for,I .i -v * ^ Plain* I'e rh lilrla n W Itm ile I. Sue M l E D M U N D 'S U i'lm M e r ln g Stiup I'lm lie I'.MiM I'o I ill I I I I , .1 m itt cover, I ’lom lilliK A S n | i | i I| i '» t out t i„'l I ok X Itrp m 11 I l*iti|' 21010 Soul Ii I'm k A *e 1‘hufie SO U nlliu pelird S h um an'*, III 310 w ork— any kind, t lr if flt lm , E,i w ard lllg g ln * T e rra c e . A pi 2ii It U U H H ? IU mukv Hcreena, poicli, xlep, pulntlng. Call llu tiit' 1IU7 W a fte r 11:00 p.m. R E S T pi title tup mill > iii,I d eliveied. F ill* Phone I Hitt* W $2 00 per I. I.luyu, JA LO U SIE S Ihe practical, tin iffy . neule*t way lo convert I It it I poich ul In re/eyv tty into a m o l, p riv a te m um . Telephone 1121 fin flee extimule ul nlltp I.> I ii* Weitf F lre l— Tim Em illio n ' I enter. pci *:i* pi i|j ........... n p itir; liiir t o i, _____ H P B C IA L HEKVICES F iv e 2,14 HAHY S K I'S . I ri,-1ml ti ik tm otle*, clip, ullil nnekn, mude to order. C ull 2242. .Ma N W IT H ulck-up 11 ork nreii I " * J. I 13 N I M I t K S -P H M S O N A I.S — I I THE W orking Man’s nlmpping place for new, tmed ami reflni , bed fu rn itu re fo r the t-uinule'c home. Ihidgi't Price!. Teleption# 1121 Tim F urniture Center • lt d Went F irst. -1 3 MACH E lectric Service Moved tem ourarlly to rear of Idoo Sanfen) Ave. Clwetrle motor t«. winding, Talvvlalun and radio ■ervlc*. A * near to you ua your M aphuri* lU t. IS A U T O M O llil.E S — |e 10III MERCURY, excellent condllion Hatlio, heater, tp o tlig h l. Muni sell tpiickly. 300 Park, Phone IIIG4. 1017 W II.LY H Station Wagon, $1150110 Pig N ' Whistle. U A H IN E T8, Counter!, Cuplioartla C. Vail, Woodworking, 512 Han ford Avenue. Phone I46B-J. 'HU KURD Coupe, radio, heater, plastic seat covers. P h o n * 1373-JL C A R P I N T K lt WORK For quick repair lalra, or *mal> building, Call Jim 1142 M 4 SU CHEVRO LET. 4 door S ly ltlin a Dalux*. Excallent condition. HoOO m ile*. (450. Down, (42.07 per month. Phon* 1JH -W . W ASHING Maciiinaa repalrad Quick, Iconomica! eervice. Were guarnateed, OaU IM -W I. V •Tnini 'iiliiilrfiBMWI . ?v .' V ; .'.LlrV'|W ' ' * I'E s P l. t1M IIIN l) ♦ -'.iT 'e ’ . ' 2.♦LTtv.—-2-2LL.,.4 .fv t ■ lliiiiiin ir i work It,ilex E r e , K«lt I,.,tit S p irtn h -i S e lv irr , l.iilte in I 11.ilmn lit 1*11,1 r crl lin e r* l .tip i'tili’i X (in tre v Plm l,. i ". i M ., art* I ii " h ii nrl mol i r l i u ii w ink enllm ale. It I. Ilm v r y S m ifiild Aye Plittne IX2M W O Stli W A N T E II H A liY H IT T E R 12- c ( >11 13 ifm iith le uv.vj..^'^fuVctY. rf/Wj fi tr tk I \W N V lilW E ItS ■y, I• x t,'p a ired . I. Mb SI you want to Huy, Rent or Hell, Heel O F F IC E D E S K S at h a lf prica. lit — Uualneee Itp p o rlo m lltft III J. W. H A L L , ReaHor Ile a iitlfn lly lifin lx lie d like new. Flerlde Hlafe Hank llu ild ln g I 111 W. E lie i The Furniture FOR H ALE — My abates of rn p itid "C a ll H a ll" Phone 17Ml ntock In legiil rtaerve life Inaur C enter. unra conibany. ( ’onturt Km loo, V E N E T IA N Hllndft For E iee F’ »c/o U ifA ld .’ ! D E F E N S E H 0 U H I N 0 F O It N A V Y PERHONNEL Down p a y m e n t* il bedroom h om e 1570, .. iietlraom lio u ie fVKO. Live In H anford In your own home. Sava re n t anti d riv in g tim e. Q u a lity ip e c ifiea tlo n e , tile hath, K rean ed b ra e icw a y , car port, U tility room , laun dry facilltleH , kitchen cab in e t*, Ito lp o ln t range and re frig e ra to r , Duo T h e rm oil e p M a M a t e r , fu rre d and p laeter* ad w alla, Inaulated c e llin g *, *pncloa* U m d * ** p * d J o t* . O a N r .w a U t f H t a o , In *. Corner M e llo n v llle and H endolph ,ii 'J._ S IC K ^ W t i l 11 \ ‘ .In t .Mm Hint' S titltO el, tit I tl< |i. I V 4*niiig .Sl.ii I ull Ita lp 1 I I . v : ;ii3 .i V O U tt F U T U R E S I \ It I . 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Elderly ladle, timin' or linin' Practical miming ability Mm llaiiiney, Him IM I. i ii mini c ity , Fla. . i R 1 P I A N t) S I • ul In m i,,ii, S p in e t, pi Iced fro m I5IO.IJO. Include, 4 I U R N I S M E l) it room uml hath. liu iliig x , T e ra lx , Iru d i' liiH. Kn N ice fu r larg e fa m ily or two d e r’e Plnno Hlure, 12011 M y rlln . couple*. Excellent I o r a I I o ii, For n ig h t iippolntm iint* call phone 1772-J. I2UH-W. liA K A M E A P I ’. 5 rntiin* anil Im tli, lik e ly fu r n U lin l. A d u lt, only. U S E D M A iilt : t'M E F k im range, koim I condition, f ill 50. Flurlda rhl C a ll C. C. W elch. I l l flo in H Dome flitH C o , 210 Emit Pirn! a.in. to II pan. 3— Hanager I I A I I H t V , 11•■in* i n l" i oi SI»r,o» ,‘ i>i i i . i - i 'nil 5 1 ), Mwalli'» ID lt,ii f o i l I, I- Kniifiil .1 A * m u * .mil 2i»l St reel l i l t ..............i d III'...........I II 1M Oil I ' l , II I Cl W .ill' 5 ao. 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A- L I !»it -. e)>« n decree IIfu oinfeepo Will be elilefetl ngiOnel I you The nature of the *iill I* h UNI u| duntiilAllil to form ln»« u iiiort riig # filed lit The M r - l NiiUoiinl h i 11k « l Oilmndo. n n a tio n a l to* Ilk litg it mi in In titm 41In lu ll ff on the f fo lio r in g detfiiltied re *1 e«tMt« In Hem lnolv C ounty P lu rk ik l.ul 8even i l l . Klovk O of 1 I NON M A N LY A L L ITU IN I *• 1 A H .dr.M iftltltY ,n. Hiding to llu tld ln i Notice To Property Owners! •f»k a 1.1 N O H M A N LY I'O II 1*011 A'f ION. a M orion m rim rM io ii, r AHHLL IIK Itlt Y (1AHDKN8. 4 Kl*»i HU iv ra u ra tlo ii; anti lilU tN A ltL H A lK L E M Y A I.D ami C A T M K K IN K C M ICDLNW A I D. I i U wife Lefemlarite O I'T O M B T R IS T K’YKS K X A M I N E D (il.A S S E S P I T T E D l_ tree Pro I'u lllr u ii w ill In* en letrd |*ltt 1laI If f 1 Nut mmol, t .♦( iiom tlo* ccclnai fun W II naan my Inin.I anti u fflu lal • K|o» lilrt * * 1 n* 1 .• 1io. *t III, deftod i».il h i Hanford, Seminole fo iin ly . 11 ip n 111r t »it 11.in 1111» mit k*e *>e | I'lorlitc, this llir M Ih ilay of May. u i i l d l * h e d Hi T h e N u n t i i i d M e i H l d . u A D i »jj S e m ltio L O P IIKRNDvi.N | neivenniier n u h lL h e d m 1‘lrilt of Ilia Circuit Court 1C o i l i l t V k l m Ida, m i n e t ti l i W e e k f i l l fo u r 1n lts e v ittlV e it t i k e AraU'iola i ' o u in > W ITNLHN the hnn«l of the Clark (A R A L ) | m il Hie >enl o f tin iT liU t t C ourt tlurdm i V P r rilr rlth Seminole Countv r io it it u . ittle 12th P O Uo> Ilia d.n of \I m I ?»h2 Hcnlnril, Klorlifc m »• ItfCNNLorir A lio ,h ey fnf t l a l l l l l f f 1 l e i k of t h e < T r * n h C a n t : He min ul.- i i . o i i t v, V'In r iil i i > m i : n il* 1 n <0 1111 u rn Itv I*. I- Hindu k. L C t i i i : t i v i t i J 1 H III4 I 1 i iu i 11 01 - A tla n tic Hank rh n n a 7 U SANFO RD DR. C. L. PERSONS DR. L. T. DOSS iit �* * , John Bowen, 56 Year Old Fireman, Dies Advice For Losing Weight Is Given By N o te d Columnist By IIA I, BOYLE NEW YORK i^ —Do you went to lose weight? There I* only one aufe •»»y to £ } it. Brag it off. r You don't have to go on a pro­ longed ita rv a tiu n diet. You don't have to gulp nr consult . 't have In take sweat baths, lif t barbells, or go on 20-milo hikes. A ll you have to do Is brag . . .brag. .brag. The pounds w ill ro ll o ff you magically. . I consider this n m illion dollar idea In the field of malnutrition. It Is my own Idea. And I give It . free to ■ cslorle-consclous world M • food w ill gesture to corpulent iMklnd. .. There ere two kinds of people t perhaps 23.000,000 d in in g cans: The strong, silent typo who t keep their welght-redurlng project , IO themselves. There are ■ lot of but you never hear about Interior view of The Mother Church Meeting Is Held By Christian Scientists I Jnhn Bowen, Git died a t hla home, DIM Mellonvllle Avenue at 7:00 a.in. yesterday follow ing art illness of a year. Born In Cohhtown, (in. May 2.7, I Hint, Mr. Bowen had lived in Hanford fo r 10 years. He was employed by the Hanford A u x ili­ ary Naval A ir Station as a fire ­ man ami wn.i form erly w ith the C ity Fire Department o f Hanford. Sue-1, * include the widow lif Hanford; four daughters, Mr.i. Wilson Itoldnaon, Jr. nf Oakland, C a lif.; Misses* Mary l.ou, Shirley Ann and Helen Bowen o f Hanford; four son*, AIC Clyde Bowen o f Camp Carson, Colo.} John W., W illiam II mid Itoscoe Bowen, all of Hanford; 12 grandchildren; Ills mother, Mrs. Emma A dkins uf Cohhtown; one brother, Clt-m Bowen or Geneva; tw o sisters, Mrs. Corn l.ee Collin* o f Cobhtowri; M r*. Bensle C ollin*, Sa­ vannah, (is. Funeral services w ill be held at -1:00 fill). Friday at B rlsio n Funeral Home w ith l)r. W. I*. Brooks Jr. o ffic ia tin g and burial w ill be In Geneva Cemetery. bragged bragged, and bragged about my dieting to anyone I know or have been introduced to. But to hrng yon don't have to have anyone around you know, Just stop BOSTON, Mass, (.Special)— a stranger, ask him for a match understanding alone When he renehes Into his pocket S piritual H onflntirrl p m m fin * I for It. grab him by the lapels ami cna pierce today's corruption in hold on firm ly until he has heard government and world confusion the tax claim. and lend mankind to lasting safety your slury Udell recently was indicted In This has worked so w rit that and sernrity, the Christian Science Delaware In connection w ith the Board of Directors said today. Income lax case, Williams sold, I now lip the scales at 182—lust About 7,Mill C hristian Scientists adding: 22 pounds down, and still losing from thioughout the world heard " I t was not until after tho tax Tne way I figure it. bragging Is Ihe only weight losing exercise Du- I i i u i -Ii im ' special message at ease of Mr Udell hail been ex tinMiiriurtl meeting of The Mother posed in the Senate on Feb 28, liiK-lors say you can't permanently take off fat through exercise, hut C him b, The F irst Church of 1931, thill Hie Justice Dr pari men I Uhl i-d. Scientist, in Boston, look any action Inward securing th ry overlook bragging Other an Indictment " forms of exercise don't work In- Mu IS. Tlie l l i i ertore said Dial human On Felt 2H, W illiam s told the cause they make you run out of breath before Ihe fnl sfarls In melt Ingenuity alone w ill never solve Senate the government was m ov­ mankind'* deepest problems. But ing again,I Udell In Hie income Ifni you never really run out of breath bragging Ami when you they added llia t the means for tax rase In Inift lull that Nunnn gel home you are so lin ’d you can rig id adjustment are apirlliiH l nnd entered the t a-;r on Aug 8 nf that are immediately available. veiir and since then the ease “ has hardly lift a raw carrot "N e t numbers nur liuninu m ight been allowed lo gather dost." Tennis nnd linudtinll arc slremi but T ru th xp iritual understand­ Ntmnn has denied any wrongoils games that might kit! nil nvei is the power that w ill doing When called before u House lin t who ever ing weight person dropped dead bragging—at least mold (lie wm Id's daallny," they coin m ille r probing the lax liurenll, he drelineil to answer a number deelni ed, until ‘In- had finished'’ Named I’M-sident o f The Mother of question* on the ground of pos­ Of course, bragging may cause sible self incrim ination you lo lose your friends as well ( hll re h for Die raining year war At one imlnl during th r com­ as your nxresx weight K ill nobody l.t. f'nl, Ituberl E llis Key of m itte r tpiiizlng of Nunun May S. really loves a fat iiiati anyway, I .....Ion. England, associate editor the form er Internal llcvernic Bu­ i.l the d l l 1st lull .Nrinire religious they say reau chief wiis asked whether he Once you are skiunv you can pel ludleels, He lias been active thought there were "a n y possible to tinreligion foi more than -10 quit bragging and make some new crimes for which you could be In­ years, iaeliuling service as prac­ friends dicted?" titio n e r, lecturer and authorized "Yes, s ir," lie replied " I think teiullt-r. Iher ■ are " lie did nut elaborate "The keynote o f tills century on th r statement MARINE L IF E is nut ehiio* iiid C hrist,” Col. Key M IA M I BEACH W Marine life 1rilil tin huge ciowd. "W u i anil which causes an eslimuled ,'n mil destruction have been assorlnted lion dollars damage annually lo w ith Du- final half o f the the tuition's waterfront Installation* twentieth century, tint p lu g in s M 'H R d fiiifft l-'ro m l*iim* f lu # ! w ill he discussed ai a conference and K id rllu u llin lln ti w ill matk fit* h i Is and If S marsh ah. T h r fourth w mild reorganize the gov­ here next week. the sinTta-illng years." ernment of Ihe D istrict of Fofiitn Dr. F. (I. Walton Smith, director "The old im iterlalism must he Ida, of the University of M iam i Murine leplareil by a spiritual riilicept of One reorganization Hoover rec­ Laboratory, said the meeting, to ommended strongly tmlny was he held June I I -1.1, Is sponsored creation," ho lidded. transfer of flood control nnd other Jointly by the university nnd W. F FA it 31 I1It ICES riv e r responsibilities from Ihe t'lapp Laboratories, file , Diixhury. Mass. t ilt L A M P i of! I'rlccs lo farm A rm y Engineer* to the Inter lor Detailed reports w ill he made i t s dropped ID | ail nt.i for the month Department on marine borers and other de­ ended May 13, Ihe U S Depart­ President Truman several weeks structive marine life which cause ment of Agriculture said today ago prepared such it plan for Mil), Inss (o filers, dorks, buildings It said the reason was lower mission lo Congress hut cancelled nnd o ilie r waterfront insinuations prices for collon. beef enftle, veal If nfti-r strong protests arose In Cong!ess and elsewhere calves, thickens mid eggs throughout the country Income Taxes , (I). The talkative lypo that Inlil t s on discussing diets w ilh anyand everything, Including on the hough. The firs t type gels a scientific diet from his doctor, chews his celery In melancholy solitude, drops a few pounds In lonrly si knee, and then gets sick of the Whole business breauan “ Who j; c« ro i f puuii ceres?" Soon nc he iIsi pi putting whipped I cream on his pork chops again fat nd le ttin g fatter. . .fatter tr th in ever. The second type starts out the But he doesn't lose In losing a few pounds, hrng V I used tn he as Plump as a railroad roundhouse," he says '•And now already I am beginning to look like Ihe E iffel Tower " The more ho brags tho more he wants tn lose: the more he loses the more he wants tn lirng. As I say, I feel I discovered this myself. I hll the scales nl I N pounds before I decided In do anything about it. I gut a diet from my doctor, rend all the hooks on the suhjeet, and hung a picture of the lain Mohandas Gandhi in my bedroom. He was my ideal pinup boy. In Ihe beginning I guess I was Ihe strong, silent type. I would lose a few pounds, become sick of Ihe whole business, and eal the lost pounds hack In two days I hated to talk about ray diet tor fear nt boring people. One day on acquaintance bored me for two hours talking about hla diet. In revenge I talked In him for a full hour about my diet. To my surprise, when I weighed myself going h n m e ,4 found I had mysteriously lost a pound. ; The next day I bragged to an other acipialntanca innr nnnlhcr hour. The result: annt(her pound gone. Every day slnco then I have J Hoover Iteport Elsenhower Steel Strike ir s x iir x M f n ------------------ ( C n t i n M r r * M p i | « o *» i persuade the industry end union questions but w ith only partial lo hold new peace talks. John A. SUCCtlS. Mephrns. U 8. Steel Co. vice pres­ He replied at Ihe outset to s ident nnd a leading Industry ne­ question based on T aft's statement gotiator, announced Monday night tn a speech last Sunday that a i hat the steel firm s, now hack in steady deterioration o f 0 . S. air he hands o f th e ir private owners, itre n g th began while Elsenhower .vould " s it down w ith the union was A rm y chief o f staff. without delay to try to reach a T aft also h it out in last Sunday's .'air settlement o f the steel s trik e ." radio speech at what he called M urray, too, had suggested re- "th e fallacies of our land gener­ iewed talks but Insisted that the a ls" One nf these, the senator mlon was s till standing on Wage said, Is a belle (th a t "a w nr Mobilization Board (W S n) recom­ against fttiM ia ra n only be won nn mendations fo r a 28 cent-in-hour the continent of Europe w ith bay­ "package" increase In an 11-month onets." contract These terms have been Elsenhower took d ire ct Issue an acceptable lo the Industry. w ith T a ft by stating again his view Stephens pointed out that the In­ that adoption of a universal m ili­ dustry has offered 12ki-cenl hourly ta ry training program by this coun­ pay boost, plus about five cents an try would lessen the chance of war. hour In " frin g e " benefits, or 171* T aft, campaigning fo r today’s South cents In nil. It was understood this Dakota p rim a ry election, said he offer was contingent, however, on was very strongly opposed lo UMT government approval o f higher at this tim e. steel prices. Workers presently Eisenhower said, however, that make about 11.95 an hour, includ­ he doesn’t see how UM T nnd Se­ ing overtime. lective Service could be operated Effects of the steel strike began at the same lim e. haing fo il almost Im mediately. The The general expressed doubt that government embargoed a il ship­ the Russians w ill start a deliberate­ ments of steel from re ta il ware­ ly provoked w ar—and he said this houses to consumer goods pro­ country ce rla in tly won’ t start one. ducers. However, officials said But he warned that "powder most manufacturers have et least ke g " ware may develop among s month’s supply on hand. satellite countries, and he de­ Automobile manufacturers are clared: likely to run into trouble If the "W e should be highly ale rt and itrlk e lasls any lim e. O ffic ia l! said m obilized." Ihey are down to a 2-week supply. On the a ir power nuestlon, Elsen­ Home enal, iron ore and other hower said he wasn't in nn Penta­ mining facilities began to close gon studies that led to the current because of the steel stoppage. Coal "s tre tch o u t" of a ir mobilization is generally In plentiful supply over a period of several years. ibnve ground. Ho went on to say that the responslbltlty of preparing tho na­ tion's defenses "doesn't belong merely, o f even most Im portnnlly. to tho people In uniform —It be­ iiie n i ire S IV n iR I) STATK F A H N K N I longs to every citizen." MAHHKT Referring to his days as chief ■■ a fu r*. 1‘ln rN a T li* r.illnw ine price* r*pur(*<f Sr of staff, tho general said "th e ill- l-*.il«r« mi T h * Hanford H ta i* calculations ,m7 the Pentagon Knrniio* M arkci fur lirn du r* sold !o Trin kcr* h D " * l* r * iq> In t In #.m. brains” were not accepted by Ihe c iv il authority, adding: t lin * J ll*« o *. T *io l*ra r*"h « "W o would have been very prop­ I >*|n- ruling Q uality tin li|>r. II 00 )1 »o e rly criticized had we not ac­ cepted by the c iv il authority, add­ II * i>on. 1.1in a No Hii|iul|*« llfn o *. I'nl* No Huppil** ing; I ’aMinK" Ton few la te * lo -loot*. 'J' "W e would have been very prop < 'H » -r* . )J o M » o c ra te * it s - ) 15 e rly criticized had we nut nc tlelery, l ‘*a c *l crate* I 21. 1 .10 I'n rii c r*t*> 1.SU­ I (in copied the decision of our superiors tt llr iim lir r * l,n . t i a k l ITS - 1.1)0 in governm ent." K ,I 0 | | | „ I | ) llll IlH k l. i on. * » M r. Trum an in 1049 imiioumlcd tik i a tin h |,r . < 75 - I on I ’eii*. Ittai k*ye lot liitr. I HI). l.to 013 m illion dollars voted uy Con­ I ' - I I V - l .• h ll. h a k l I 75- ) 5l> gress lo build Ihe A ir Force up T o in a ln e * to Ih erf. 1 So - I.no ■.... lo 1*1* a rriv a l* nf |irndur* lo 58 groups. Again in 1050, when the question I h - I *r t - —* i | i m l * i l a m I n c n i i i i i l * ! * .r i r n i s of expanding the A ir Force to 70 llr a iiK * * h o t 111 a roups was before Congress, M r i l l 1- 0 - ' f r u i t . I n j i i i - a i i h o i i nn In - u lc l l r * of iirmlnt-fl r» r*lv *.| Trum an said the nation could af­ *1 T h * Has for it Hlate t-'armnr* M »r- ford only a 48-group force. kei in.in in on n.m M»y I I lo loom Elsenhower led up to his stale • in .inn* 3 T o ta l r« r*l|it* I I . I l l nteni on the Importance of air pm k .i* i- s wer with a rem ark about Ihe I " h i m ill i ii n il e i a t * , m a r k r t a lr a d y . late Brig. rig. Gen. fW illiam M itchell, GAM BLING LOKHKH World War 1 I a n ir lr commander, who C LEA IIW ATER UB - A C ircuit Inter was "b ro ke n " fo r urging a Court iury hero refused tn award separate A ir Force over the ob n SI I’elersburg man $3,000 sought Jccllons of his m ilita ry superiors. under an old English law fo r his father's alleged gambling losses. Ban C. Lindsey, Jacksonville. The law. enacted to protect fa m ­ Tho elder Hllvernall testified ilies of unlucky gambiera, provides Monday he lost $1,000 In a poker that relatives may collect throe game in 1940 and la id Lindsey times the amount allegedly lost, was the banker. Sllvernell, a well wilh half the award going to the known tranahoot.'r, said tho game poor. w t i played at Ihe Eureka Shooting George L. Sllvernall J r,, inn of and Hunting Club near Ocala the owner of a m irro r nnd glass The defen*« ngueri that tbo case w ur' x. filed the .ml* against Wit- was not pn \ od. •Hate Farmers Market Steel Strike Comes At Critical Time In Civilian, Defense Economy By HAM DAWSON NEW YORK OB-Thc steel strike .mes at a c ritic a l tlm e -b o th In comes the civilia n economy and the dr tense program. The civilia n economy Is fa irly balanced between the forces nf In­ flation and deflation, w ilh busi­ nessmen and economists alike di vidi-d as to which way it's likely to tilt. A long steel strike could be a big factor in deciding. The defense program has been repot led—both by industrialists and by the m ilita ry —as lagging behind schedule (and behind Bus slnn m ilita ry production). The American armament pro gram la now on the throshhnld nt what has been hilled as its big Idg step fnrw urd—tooling nearly done and volume production In the o ff­ ing. But only if steel 1a available That Is why the government Im mediately froze all steel stocks to end sales for civilian use Steelmen fe d that the civilian 'nduslrles have steel Inventories high enough to get by fo r two or three weeks. A fte r that. If Ihe strike continues, plant shutdowns ■nd w orker layoffs might become fa irly widespread flig h t nt the start layoffs m the coni mines and on the railroads are In Ihe cards. The steel supply situation i i much belter, however, than it was at the sta rt o f tho year. Produc­ tion in the firs t four months of this year was at an nnniiiil rate of I0 3 it m illion Inns, n record. At the same lim e demand for steel was easing noticeably Auto production was below Ihe previ ous year, anil was hrld down more by a shortage of ro p p rr than any scarcity of steel. Home appliance produciion was greatly ciirtaltedr-diic to slow sales, not steel short­ ages, Industrial plant expansion, now nl Its peak, is expected to taper off from now on. Steelmen have hern predicting that by fall demand nnd supply would he In full hnlntu-e. ami hv the end nf the year supply would exceed demand. That timetable w ill not depend, of course, on the length nf Ihe strike Talk was heard that steel eon n ow °go’ glim* m d nut that ^ ‘ L n0J L , on a n d n i e r l n g - l f ^the M rlke ^ w ^ o n ana steel supply once inure lags ta r behind the accumulating demand. The healthy size of most com­ panies’ steel inventories Is shown by Ihe fact that although a steel r.trike has been w i d e l y expected, there hn* been no ruth to order steel to be pfepared fo r It. Over all Inventories of steel sre one thing, however, and p articu­ la r types of steel nnnlhcr. An auto company may have plenty of sheets on hand to make cars for four lo six weeks longer, but If one of Its parts suppliers runs nut of steel B needs nf ' hc M * 0*"1 ’ J?*’ ^ r lw t lm i^ U n e - Ih e entire nutn production une goes down. , ... Consumers, however, nren I lixely to run Into shortages nl lltc ir stores or dealers Most things made of steel which civilians buy are in abundant supply—In the stores, In the warehouses. In the factory storerooms. A steel strike lasting a month would work these Inventories of goods down—but that Is something merchants and m anufacturer* have been wanting to do for some M ilita ry production Is another thing Few of the hard goods of w nr are in abundant supply. The Missouri lliv e r watershed "overs mu- sixth u f the urea s ' th# United Stales. INSURANCE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR HOME - AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS .R W S B U W L i "Y o ur M utual Insurance Friend" I I I N. Park Ave. Phone 104 SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY’S ONE-PACKAGE DEAL ELIMINATES RED TAPE And Makes It Safe and Easy for WHAT’S THE RIGHT COMBINATION FOR VALUE? - OR MAKING i. A&foctd,$6/6*6 Additions and Alteration to Your Home On An FHA Title One Loan For MONEY What Is an FHA Title-One Loan? I t la the Meal home-improvement finance plan, providing any amount up to 13,300. N O THING DOWN, 30 MONTHS TO P A Y ! L o o m aro arranged through the bank or financial Institution o f your choice. Mated below are some o f the homo-improvements r " ’ - " M A IL THIS COUPON TODAY I SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. I Merraefcee Rm O, eealarO, rta. | I lelereatvg In Ihe k s l l l l a i eevvlcea ehevhegi i f ) i ) | ) i . is « unbeatable value combination. Take aeeaeety. P ound foe pound# lenury'a the umet ocoaomloai car la the n l -fflih llfF — J kf ghee you a freoh, that w ill stay In etyle-BM an ooliooded "carry -nvet "design. Takej>cr/«rnwiae«. Thla year'# Mercury haa 12% more power, hustling V-B power, and even higher compression, Wgnt more? Just keep mi adding. Fnr there’s M ira stamina ami long life to keep repair bills low, t t t t a built-in value to keep 1rede-In value high , . . proved con­ clusively by registration figures and used car market reportsComo down and weTI let you see for yourself. Just gak tor a b y , a car, and ha o u rg u e e to n th e to a d l ■1 i .... I M s lla a Saw R e e l Aatealaa ItOlna I R s a ln ta e 1 t 2 **! ►»■*$» ■ i I S t a 'V m ls * < t * f { I lla m a * Deara ( I Dai » N ra lla m a * I t Ret I V aoerela W avk ( I la* t n e w Rmna t I Ra< > OeoaraJ Repolra ( 1 Rail ( I SaE'taa Awalaoa i i S i PHONE Ify/tyn erio d falE bom ty 6w / * J ; -praterr. v^F, �i t YO U D O N 'T TH E W EAT H ER tN « t? i r« u r B*aford H .u ld , C .tr Delivery, h f 7:00 H. M , p U i i t i i l l YELI.OVV CAB 1114 i .in sod .Tiidmued war m through Itior day, except foi widely scatle n d allerooim thundershower* inIrriu r Miulli port inn d it it AN IN D E P E N D E N T D AII.Y NEWSPAPER ~ " ' —IT ENtulilisBed IldlH V O L U M E X X X X lll ' ■" ■ SANFORD, 1 . 1 Eisenhower Is Set To Launch Political Bid SaliiiR^iimli Fditoriat FLORIDA WEDNESDAY JUNE I. 11152 Itu H lIn u e d Us !’«■# r i r h l i Opposition liaised To Gunnery School At Florida Base By W it.HUB JKNNINGH WASHINGTON Mi — tippuntl.m developed today licfnrn Ih r House Armed Services L n iu in illi'e over the suggested liie iilliill id :i |el gun n rrv school at i f or mer Wnrld War It air have at Venice. Fla The A ir Force announced a lew weeks ay," H would eitatiBali the school at Venice l.alor, it . aid II had decided to local,) Hie school at l'u iita (iordtt, in an adjoining county. Seven Venice area tesldeoh leit by Smyth tin .h a u l, president id ihe City Council, urged the com m ltte i to stick In the nrlgluul plan Hep. Dwight Boyers (U . KI.i >. who represents I'lin tti tin rd ii In Congress, rend the rn in m lllc c a lette r from form er Hep Harold K n u lion, Minnesota llepolillcan, who has a home ul Venice. Knutson; "W e don't want II." He added Pimtu Cord.a does Rovers also presented a petition which he said was signed by 300 home owners in the Venice area Who objected to local my the school there Rep McMullen ( II.-Fla. > np beared with Ihe ilclcgallon favorint! the Venice liuatlou He r.aid lie had not bet,id of llui pelitliui be­ fore. Me tidier', of the Venice yioup also said they had not heen aware of the petition Chidester Johnson, president of Ihe Venice Chamber of Commerce, said some of those whose names appeared on the pa par had helped pav the delet’ a lio n ’s expenses lu Wnshlmituu. Rotters told the com mitten: "T h e y're divided u l Venicei un •nlm ous in PunU (inrda. The A ir Force and committee have decided that the airport w ill yu to I'onta Oorda. I'm surv they w ill not change their tn lm l." Chairman Vinsop (I).-(la > asked A ir Force officials present In aji paar before the committee Tliurs day to answer a statement read by Qrohard favoritig Venire, Rrnhard skid h it croup rep. resented "a n overwhelming m a­ jo rity of the cltliens of Venice. Sarasota, and Sarasota t 'm inty. He disputed A ir Force slalementa MS 11boo would Im« saved In locating at Punta (lords. The principal protests against lo­ cating the school at Venice came from w inter residents, he said. DR. IT t A K K B HONORED Dr. George H. Starke, Negro physician and surgeon o f San­ ford, was honored Menday mornin # a t tho (IM h ' rio tin g session • t the Florida A gricultural and Mechanical College, Tallahassee, by the preaentatlon o f a c e rtifi­ cate o f m erit. Thla was presented to Dr. Starks, a graduate o f the colleg# ta 1923, \>j the presldaat, George The certificate cited D r. Starhe r hts "outstanding s e rvice , and Id e rth lp In the field o f medicine, neral practietlonar and as n d tr o f Starks's Medical bars. Sales At State President Seeks Farmers Market $3l v Billion More Soar To New High For U. S. Defense t'l "V idlin' t li.ti • tin*- ItUHiin\\ \ n * \ * . ( . . . nimu**- ut tin |>it*-k*nt li*vrl lit l lU lli ill In.I t . tlo* S a h t o n l S t u f f Fti rnter* Mui ;t *i op pit torn I •I •| | ki'f, Nlunnger Sniiil) Amlornnii It* i l ui i . . . n • M tin il.iv | •4t'tlu’lm! t h a t ulo »t tin* pill !*| . id i i t o f of i h r ■**m on will n u i t»» in*', ini* i Hit ......... . till 1111a11«l by t m a n all Him* lu*'h *»f -tit a mi u u halt lllilll tl p’ll \1 illov V ml. t t|Uiii t*'i in 111Ion tlolliiH, .1 s ta ff Wilson, i*UI tilftil«* M i'lnillrt, Hr I ’ »■* • . M.m m l M ill. | KJoflJlu M ill*!, flllt! M l' ft" Ml I Ji I | »r |i I s | *{*•♦ *Hld luVt M h row; Fort, C 'llffnid Huxiun, > i j * >i« •-», I u l S iin u iil, tfii**vurt J fiu i M n lfiliu x . Mniam Moy»«, Klb n I »•. > «i i,mi M. : t t\ « n ih il l n o i J o e l Field K'epoits On Meeting K'et'iirding Baseball Crisis An m tioviilinn is tliv p lv ln lin g , Spurt Kihhu mill \V i-ftli v Sp*-iu • u id I .Im K St liiiiii^ l n i !"•>■»' i 11*•t * • tlilurs. M um |(t Ihnvii Stuvuii i vmi ii hfriii f in* ul I v m lviti.i mui Mi Milt* Fm I w iim fiM(tiu i:il iii I vimui (\ ili leu! m uf I In4 rit'U> JIM* |||*V ||| ih I 1m 111*' f u t 'l l l l V. * lllSiMM", nh ill i"ii I m l i v illi’ ", ulliluUi'A nil I UtK’1‘ 1 lis t IIM 'U tr A u .lro liii, tugcthiu with it. i f -lillle lll (II t i VIt II'M I'll till- i ll - il l ' lit t!tc f o H 'p i i i l mu |»lrt i i i * •I c it ic , lmliMtiii-H, .In . j. rui-nu!, 'o v e r- Tlin mitalde cover In light Hi i MU’ nf Hit1 utjlmt iirujtiitt unltiud niitl M id lift- mid iduirm i. hill*- in sliadt' m ill ileiilcts u hoy 1iii’tivIlii'M int liiilin u 11•• , miiiijiI inix, win* i l t . dii'il Iuduv •" Ki mid end slu d i'iil s tru lliiig on th" lilf u ( hilt h u ll. ii 1'itru • t *iy Hi womans bv n fm in i-r A ustruliun, patli in know ledge. |)«>K|»mI* h Milftli* »Muk«ip i n iH llot tho Itev. Hoiboi't ,1. Iti,.4, piist.it Ill Iiitfil liy K ill'll IM ggers, th.' o f t i n 1 l lu i- il i* M « lliiiii't| .i. o tir lim n o f tin 1 F irst r iiiih tm ti L liu if li Hi- inpalile editor, the s<nff worked iviis in triiilu i'i'il by J. W. Hull 11ml exit'll hard to produce all out- H ty li*; ii F n lu r * 1 K n r n o 'i I V ji C’ liil* |ijt i I v ; S a ilh * llit w k in t * lin y ; ft l.onti'i' Tlinrp. dainhng "S ully p i i l r l o t i r m im liu r l u l l y ; a f o o t lih ll I‘as:umr mil plintngriij.lis nn In A - i ting MM* Driggers wer» Inlkw l, ll.it Iti'v. Hu m d r i iilin l llo ie lle M iller, Caroline .MeI mil'. v i c t o r y ; h o m « 4«'*m*iiii»i' n u llv l!!* * .x tintrnlln us n cm itlnetit mousiir ■and Hi he llfihee, lite ra ry e iiltu r*. H t'houl f n r mi i r n p i ; .lu n lm il«*nint Iny I,UUd m ilor n u rtli to h h u I I i i iii i I S ln w a rl M aikieus, b u rin *** man m n l T r i I I I V I in iu iu v U i u iitl olli*** U.tbn irllli-s r»Wt In wt'. t, Ul,.I u» a g rr; Jean W llfb li, Mildred M il apniK l . * * Of uihrwMl i-i H ••finnl" in*’* u I/i ii .I nf uiuiinUiihi. lec mill l.reicloB i L lrc lih ’ If, ml Hagc f i mui Sup! T \\ lu n O tii (In r tlilrd of tlin V.biMi.nuu pop verttahig mmisper*. wliosu vi i«4' riitim ti'l Iwi In j i iiln liiiii i.s riin c i'iitin to d m two C iicu la llo ti iiiuiiHi’ crr w e r e lia eii. il Iiv m*>l »* t llliM Mm SIL t'lUt-H, M rlliiju m .' mid Sydney, In* M argaret M alloy, Connie Lud­ (MHlIulllllU/ ulllHHiM. **A 11IlMUp It I in pmuL'd out. ('nidiorrn lit lli> , ip it/il n f llir C'iiiu iim ltw ra illi .ind mi wig, Violet Oglesby mui Miriam |t;»M| lilt <s. J/Itfll', tl t'dll !»•- f i f 11»'f i Move. Ada A iin tii* ami C liffo rd I 11II, fill nu 111(M"k f MI \ Ml I* I' A m il b'Uii. VV II ( ir i lf ii rb ii'ir-,. hnd n pint tu i t -* pliim im ir l(i-v H " xt " li weiveil a* smi|inll(it edit 111•11# dI ini* mi iv Ilk'll w*1 (i*mi l i K lu a lirth Carpenter us U lrU II Oil I* Ii HI I ttul > llm... " I h I. i I H i /i I Mt II ■uiil III', It 1m 1I In- o i'iy ilin lly IIVul, i r- ru ilil. > U i, liingl.ui, I). (’ Au-Urnliii, u llliiiin b mi m il" priidonl Ciiiitinonweallli. h purl ,it tbo llilti-,It Km plio, lio s ta lld II d. t'l'lln'il pi out fo i,-its of t in ilyp tin 11 inn y im v liiy In n b rig h t of IlltU feel, it tidy M ars, lilid x time fin'd un Minki'*, tin 1 platypus, it T ilt’ 1 -fti(iIv L o lllllll -lu ll vt file ‘ b'lnlnole t ’ountv Court O f fu tro il niilnud wi th u lionvei'n lu ll. Honor of the Hoy Hcuiits o f Amer- tiny tiuik under tolvt ,• iii. ttl I WebtiVil find . m ill :i dlli It'll bill. i ii was held In Hie First Preabv i|iii**t fur ftum ii'iul /nil !■,u n til •< ,'lpbt find lita rd s and kaiignriM,' i* lin n Church, Mnmlny w ith Hull i-im striit'llitii of u ftre p ru iif it, Ho ilm w i'd mntiy picture* ol I i im -i lu'ntt, d is tric t Commltialinier Util h iillililig tit liiiU'it' In,iik . i native nliOrlKiuos, lo iil " f Imw tlioy lu vln g n- Chairman. lures mid ’utii'b'4 le it In ili. bit. live w ithout shelters and exhibit The fiillow iup scouts rerelved (ieiuuul lli'iu y Mhellun Hunt. , i cd n large Imouierung, a curved stick, im ind on one side and flat Si'cimd Class Awards: Hnrrfsun founder of Smiford, mid lu-tjii■ir oil the other, which is i. m h sitr .‘ ‘iiiltli. TriHip No, 3d; Albert (ter- ei| In 1111" "Uy liy Ihe tale \l weapon llm t is thrown w ith a |,'ke. Troop No; 3d2; and Bruce Hanford u* h ineinuriul t>> i , w rist tw ist, causing It to return Hold, Carroll W alter, C larion huRhand. Appearing in Iw half ,,f die p, to the thrower lie aUo showed a W aller of Troop No. MdA. D istrict narrow shield, and a paddle lim p ­ Ci,-: niltlerm an lloh Reeley made posed Helninid" *'• •■!lity Mn • It" nri-sen* l| oris. were Mis F E. Ro uiiiIII mI, ■• ed device to which spears a ir at Scouts Elmo F n rri-, Jimmy mlttee cliainiinn, I ’nrresl l l n i l . , tached. Joel Field told of the m relhii; Dwell "lid H enri’ Tooke, were ildge mui R I.. Dean. pi .-seiiied w ith First Class Rank It uhII iii r* ,,u .o n * I' hiii I Mr. Demi read an liivenim s 1 liy Hcoulinnater Sidney VHilen. the g ifts which It is eslliiini, C lm lrtiinii Hub Llpplncott tires to ta l mure iliu n liou.bou in m i , id cd merit badges to the follow These ilii'luile lipproxilikutel) ' '.... ch big smuts o f Troon No. 31, Eddie viilunit-s as well us diplom ntli' u Hartiour, Home Repairs; l.«rrv legal papers. Carl M. Itstiun Sr., fill, died flurney, Put h fln d ln " and Public T lie paintings Include a life i -• sudtlealy at tho local hospital at Stieiiktiu*; Jim m y Cordell, Stamp p u rtra it of (icticru l H nnfottl lu <•:30 | ljll, vesleiday follow ing a Cullee'iiig* Elmo F arris; Path the g re a t lle lg jm i a rtis t DeW yno, heart attack. fin iliiu ': ItidiCrl Ixeely, A thletic*, ctinulilered his n in stcrpleie, nml > Hum Jab. 15, I Kbit In Sanford, C iii in Kridl C '.ilu rti Farm l.nv- p n rtra ll o f Mrs. Hanford by I..... M r. Rabun had lived here a ll of oiit mid Mull hug Arrangem snt; G illn lt, another llelgiun m ti t Ida life. He was nHSlslant super- F ruit C illtn rt, Pioneering, I’uhllc note, xvlio oiiliiied tunny p u rlruD iutendept o f the Htnudurd Dll Ppenking: Ronnie Hohinson, Swim u f Hie Retglmi Roval fa in llv Mn> T e rm in a l'w h e re lm had been eni- tnlnw Robert Samuel, Public other fam ily p o rtraits are iiirin.h i jilovetl fu r tins p in t 3'i year*. lien It h j A lfred Stanley. A th le tic* In the collection. . He waa u member o f the Dusty mid Slnmn Colloctlng; B illy Tvre, Personal effects include u Itu c Hoots Riding Association and H it •'iihllc Ife n llh ; Jim m y W right, rnsewnod desk, used by him o Sportsman'* Association. Home Repaint; Tommy W yatt, Paris, and by Ills daughter, Carol > S urviving are the widow; a Caroentrw; C lark TIIMs, A rt; E r. Hanford Duw, mimrrouH nntiipo dnug litnr, Mr*. A. W , F.npra Jr.t nle Morris, Ponltrv, Maurice Pldl armchairs, various desk article n m u , Curl M. Ktdmu Jr.: four lins, Troon 315. Carpentry, Farm brass or an to cut is, silverware, d l" grandchihlren, Wuyne ami M ari­ Home amt Its Planning, F irs t Alt), lug room te l and other fu rn ltu ri lyn Epn* anil 1 'a trkla A im and Music, sad Pioneering Sidney a ccrfiitu tiin l sword o f General Peggy Lynn Itahuri; three sisters, VIMen* Trooji No. 345, Music. Hanford, various decor# I Ions m il Mrs, L. M: Badger, Mra. Anna The lllgheet Honors received medal* that he received, and many Hello llgw klaa and M r*. Carl were ‘ Har Honk Award* to H ugh­ uther articles. Sclioenemnn; two b r u t h o r a , ey Julian. Troop No. 34, and Allan Charles P. Kahun o f Hanford and M o ffa t, T r,Min 345. John Pierson, T A F T IN I'f.O K ID A H n rrv II. Rabun o f Lake W urth. d ls trW chairman, made the pres(H A LA w — Hun. T aft plan* to Funorrl service* w ill he con. campaign In Flnrida i f nominated ducted by Father A nthony Mc­ entntlona, fo r President bv the Republican • Troop No. 34 won all three troop Gowan at R rlu o n Funeral Homo P arty, the director o f the Florida ■ward* fo r attendance, advance­ tom orrow a t .1:30 p.m. and burial Republican lieadquarters here said w ill take place In Evergreen ment* a»d uniform InapacUona. todav. An educational film regarding Cemetery. The Rosary w ill bo Holbrook Scott announced ho hail 'recited a t H:00 p.m. to n ig h t at the Inst National Roy Scout Jam- received this telegram from T aft: tiorou held a t V a llty Forge, Pa. Urisson Funeral Home. " In reference to our recent tele was shewn. ame conversation I wish to Mute The Court o f Honor was closed M IL IT A R Y W EDDING nominated I w ill campaign In w ith Ihe •coutmaatar'a hanadlctlon, the stale ol F lo rida." TOKYO i * — Geo. M ark Clark led by Scoutmaatar Dr. A. W. won’t be able to g i n k i t only Epps Jr. Trooo No. 34. daughter la marriage. HUM BH EXPLO DE A Scout leaders roundtable con* Before he le ft the U. H. to TUNIS, T u n iila Ul - Five gre ■ueceed Gen. Matthew ft. RUlg- vened followlngTh# aourt. Summer nw]t , and , Bomba wore Piplodt-d DI Of Heart Attack S S gK S ffln S iaE ;aide said today, "Oaft. “ feel* ha It too buy to the weddlag." * Ip:W.t Council Camp, local camping, and other scouting ootlwUloa, auch as •wlmm! ig meets, were discussed, John Pierson, prerided. Tho foileering scout leaden were W M inii Field Eaecutivt, Frank Caldwell, Bob Unplneott, W. W. Tyre, Boh Rtely, Bob Kama, George Maffet, Albart Collin* and fu l Wyatt. »*'• \ 1111*•11Yt11 I It*’ »‘MllllllMlKl \ I f (mm I fm May di'Hu u din'M-u * u| Cuinmissiun V otes Funds Fin* C o n t r o l It v n tl Mf in tvvfi Mi*, o il oj| m if m A pi III (lMin tlo 11 .h im I ' m., ii I' 111-1ii*tojit i muhty t'K'l k, lull'd litlfi v iM u h iip mi May IM in Mptvtul r i i 'I mm it lim l li*, i 'i i il i 'ltU 'd Fy lli< • i PII 1)11 liHi 1o ft i V»* I MU CmIII | UfcOv ,.»♦ V%*'**1 III Miuk* WlhlW l MM'Mla Y u lm itU m k h iii r 111a■111 h iU iu iM lih d I m « i VJ( 1 1 m i l l ’* Mi * 1 ' »*1 It t illin ', VVllh ll lilltl I** un liu /.d a lit lln * I m mm m y $7Ul.77'J. 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F, li , I I it*1 fd.. liVi* d I' mi r It y oi a h i' i miiI i u| |d ii In do -u in e lliiiig ii turn < "n li|rc1* Ill'll »!-.!( .1 i ft* Mil i ill Mil 11Ii11111 1 llllX Her e* mn II* • I ifiiu li'il 11 up" »| a I eip linnnlile Iw rrcuitH " mi th r tele 1 Ml 1( , 1 bv ■l.l, I (it Iv** um T nf Ihr !*** I f n i mn urrt* x i'in n Ncrren. Three iin1i-lh|iuir L m * I.* I iu it'll! i i .................... I >, " i n it Iltt tali u iitl . let ni n d i n t i did rn of *i iiii un 11v w ilueiurs iippeured la-fui e a ........ ft, i| 1 I ’ I l» , i tliutiml Vittel ic in unl it , ,ry | hy Mil' ( 'tiiirily d h«*rlM fiilulr* Will IlmiNp cummerce nulicoiuiiilllee Ml 1 '1 1* I . . I ll.* flit ll fil l I* in " |. i"|, it .tv4-l ihe lltt mi l e rn hf III I*11'ht* I hy Nil Si ii lx Htft'hcy whirl* i* I r t int( to find till* II dt n n d I m Di l l f iti iiuiii We b i n i , " i , ii m i lu Iter to 111 i>vid** fui Hi* md up, iiielod I V uiitl radio prograiiiN tm iln iii tiiifl d i m i IU day Ii i i . Imt l u n u ' ii ba i ii If enida, ulp'inha! atal mMhm Iri iminttraI or offeiisive tnnller o* ll M4111 1- I s m tl I III' FMIi k111 Fill hull, Vun i i" iii and It* itr ll Jet d J M lIM Illrf n f f i l l * < | if |l| u | put Im* titiirh Hires- iiii ctlnie, n*ihl H . ........ . " m It i i , . , I tu m a t , " lit" iii|i I n A n iu*I ri'iitMfil wiia i t'liadied hi violence nml corruptItio. 11 H ill I (i, I'a >>| ifl li'Jl i Mi'll' a Im in I la \ \ , i i-u riltn u i* a riM th i'i v»h i w llh tin * t it it 11it ii iti ll i« I "« Ii I t Vnu i ii in u f f li'la l.. i , "a ilin g WASHINGTON tat The due* indy of S* iiiifinh’ I .i mif it y*H mimIim I" ■ ' i'" " i -la x 11In" kail" mt the | Inr of the N utliiuul Assoc in I inn ul /round w i i i i Hiipply I n , I winch tin te d xxithnuf xva II. .JriliM* ( t i l l , who w iih Ittuuiull (iui; Writer# nultl Im laj I tie rutliu in - " a x a tlcc liili'il In necul: nml television audience reullx F llttfie , w n . m i l i i f i i u i i t i l In tf**l '< *" ll < i tl e a . ii'a llx uff aga I ih r nu. h a N iir w y n tu r te d in thin wauls " W ill Roi;ers type h ilim ir" I h r * |,l.null'd i" I" I lli" hlncka instead of sinuttv Jokes anti lim p ‘ Mil I l l y , (inlay I'K p ri'A M 'll Hiitisfiu* lit lx , I. l . l .'. nil li,night llli' patrols ass I It Ml x Wi l l . h o n l l u i l th e p M i|;ri4 in u to la- wrixted female ImperMuiaturs F • Ml 'l l . 1F1 nix V llin l vehicles xx Inch m Before testifying to u lion e guvel'tlul* t'f 1 lull 1ll (I itbllHiiPii ini MImH i coininitlee invesligatlng Ihe liroiul I ' l 'i l ' l i i le it l u l l 1" ai 1V i 1»II|'■1Jit h a w In".ikdaxviis un III" autuhal I' Um'V " .mxvlnle I'u iiim u iii" i li-ft-iriii easlliti! of Im m oral and iiimJcnii "lat tun-, ) ' 1.1,1/1) ........ kill• 111 1 mti ,,l li" l"a iu ie ie il Ita d lii Berlin in I ul 1ll" aide programs, (latiinau lleori!*' tlt"m h"i t llilti. lb i l l ’ ll w i bii erit'd ili'lijiic c M'wls lulil a reporter: li trry Rul p "II h.lil *.(’ Mix » v* id ilii’ii besiegers " ilu rn y u rd ami bathnium liuinor lb " - lu r e ul Hu slim lorn It no place in the American llv leatiing up l[it II". 11♦id , ti nl M> T il" H niiforil I ’ohI No. fill, A m er­ hUH uiiuiei . Inside I In- building were itift tiMim. Performers who arc W itte ul tl„ ■ J1" ) toll « 1" nb 1Mil ican l."g h iit until" plmiH Muiiiluy * 1III. l dkiuc Imt tlix-ii (ie riii.in ('om n given nn audience there are lie >veiitiuii ul' l lm nl t tilg lil fo r tlie elcclltin of uffiettra, Im; extended a nrlvilege lack M um Oil 111 " h tii ..r Ills ui i eulleagues un the radlu st which w ill take place mi July 7. convention lib",I at the Itn tls ti over the i "A m i the people aren't seeking , Mack N. I.'lovelattil Jr. is chair- d irty or Nmutly entertainment Mr W itt" t I t it I.> I lln Iltt lid "'I and ux ei the lelephiitie. u n it o f tlie election roinm ltU e. they're looking for laughs, Ihe tif lit " club fur |>"ti u i,ti,’ hint I't Ih e llritis ti slapped th eir barb Denver C'ortlull iirxsitli'il. clean kind that W ill lingers used | his campaign fm dt it 1! " ii" v i 'n w o e blnekatle a in im 11 |ln< liig r Uoui|iletlou o f hnotllN, which In give them ." , or b rii k I ix4t l.| I il1; in the tlritis h sod w ill be placed noon fur (lie beneTwo meitibtU'H u f l l . 'lu ll, lulm nl dawn Tuesday H i'la lla tln fl I loiw is, a New Yorker, was one fit u f Hurvlccmen at c ity up- of four witnesses Invited to testify I Mel ich, recent I v "Iccled to t in- Suxiel s e u iire uf several s m all tv luimchcs, wax nnnmmceil. Onu today before a commerce suIic iiiii - Liiu itty lltuiim l/ituuii, uiitl Hugh dei t'liiiim uolB es Ihe W c -ie rn All! booth w ill he placet! on Ht'tnliiolu mitten headed by Hep. H arris ID - Duncan, new jotJict uf tli" peace, !< "«t l nu*il u n I ' n u r Liiitil i lloiilevanl, it was Htuteil; the Ark ). The other witnesses rep.-e were cungrolulalt'il *.> th " l.imi-i " tlic r on Park Avenue at Twenty, settled temperance groups, fur their succesHful canttuttK"'1 i V b iv i e fi fth .Street, .Motorists w ill la* II waa agreed It, have lit" to In opening the Investigation iripinstcxl to give courtesy rltles Tuesday, the committee heard ulallallun uf ouxs ufflcsra mi I trim Iti iv. to servicemen w aiting lit booth*. Reps uathlngs (D .-A rk ) and Hry It*. The lirnu uiitl place fu r the "The Red Ball Express" Knrlyle Htmnhohler in head of son (D. S. C.) recommend n clean­ event xvill be decided nl the next 1:00 2:44 • 4:28 • H:12 the cummltteo fo r supplying the up of some programs, particularly meeting. 7: III - 11:40 1tooths. K ing L|u|l Cecil ta rltm : thuol. Ihoia featuring crim e and sex. MOV I K I.A N D A committee was authorised to (lathings, whose resolution was 4*11 VV. 0 . Livlitgnluu ami utlm r •’A ilaiti and E valyn" jn various soclara of Tunis Tues purchase a number o f nrw table# responsible fo r the probe, told the Lloim who nltled the clul, material 7:4f> feature 8:20, 0:30 last dav night And early today In a new fur the Pont. I t wax announced com m ittee he Is doubtful the tele­ ly in Its coi|V('iitluii effarlu. euiujdeti, shtiw It xvat rnpurted by H urry Rult outbreak of violence aimed at tho that Htate Legion Commander vision code Installed by the indus­ P R A IR IE L A K E French In thalr North African pro Frank Falsnn. w ill be a visitor try last M arch w ill effect all need­ ■on that l.ionu from every part hero tm Ju ly Ul. Also scheduled ed reforma. He aald the main Im n f the state had congratulated the teetorats bera. "Decision Before Hawn" The expiations Injured omt was a d is tric t conference at provemea* he had noticed In the Sanfoid Lluns Club fur i t : lirad 7:40 10.30 Freoehmin whose home In a Clermont on June 16, when die- past three montha was that Ihe iiuurtvrs mom and thu huspilalitv " I t Happened One N ig h t" showed a t the convention m a d *1 French residential quarter was da- fr lc t Legion officers w ill he actresaea* necklines are some­ many friends for the club. elected. what higher. maUihed by > bomb. m - _________ Boy Scouts (liven ( ounly (Considers Awards At ( ’ourt Finandal Aid For Of Honor Meeting Memorial Masuinn Curl M. Uubun Sr. (.’utility lilt' \ l l "inly ul lb** I'luMi* *»f May III!’ -ltuiftiMi iiitiii it idjiioiL iru* »<M 1 liift, ('Hill J,l'« Ifl .1 lu unit**i '‘iiltl \ iidi'i fttui, in all i i i i ' I i im *' in Mi t 'Mil “ V*'| III bit Hittsnh t «i iliil**. id ' •■l ; * ’, ii lid ii Yiiluiitliill Iviilli In* iid il/il. *'wv m : i L tl * 1, Fill LiV** • In- 111*1111li i«f Jutll* (ii Rev. Herbert Bass Annual High School Year Book County Decides T e lls Kiwanians Salmagundi, Is Off The Press Against Keeping $8,250 Dragline Ab o u t Australia It. W il l v im U iN N d l.I.V liid ic a le d In tin- -Indents of S iinlli.de l il t ’ ll Sell,ml, the I'.lfiJ M iiliiia i'iiiiili, minimi J im Initjk, is iiiu l. cii with plnitiigr nptis mui liuuimi in ti'ic s t articles mid ili-ui ciuu i ruing the activities of more than rum pupils. d x llu i s u V f'i i h i f i t|h :iift r m illion dulbti I'dul i f In ti your w \ n iS t.iD N i l l t -M T.,U S.tys Mt'.isiiie Is Touj'hci On Labor l it.in T.ili 1lartley; Sittla; I;. Spreading ‘ i i i i . t i ixitiilil i \ ' im ind -trikes >i , ,'u it unlit iro ". tm ijit days, Kstimiiteil Total For FumlsTo Ur U .t*i Year Is $F- Million |*,,|,||, w . d Ix., AliuvcOne YearA r o A n .I A i I lir iJ t il by i tu |i. Ml' Ptltltti. K ilt It (til* SuhiUitfimdi **, Ill Kl‘<| (l.'lld 'Atill till* » IlltH f III MpH IM hS'CJI StuYfllH lilltl W !( Kurt, to |»roUuei' Lhi* Ibdl! "sb»|iy“ I . r f l l u ritfh t, front t'oiiiin* l.utlw ip, l i u t il . i 'u K tivlilti.fi'. A tin Adams, M iblrrd M illir , Nu 205 P i r s te n d e d H u e Senate Debates Bill To Block Strikes In Critical Industries Stuff General Arrives I n Abilene, Kan. For Final Phase Of His Drive For Support Uy H U M A N JIU IIIN A B ILE N E , Kail. t * Dwight It Elsenhower retained today lu an open held beside tin- backyard t<l h li boyhood holm.*, and plunged in to the Bind phase of a drive bin b a rk e n hope w ill win him the lie publican m iininiiiion tor IT e m li'iil Thousands of (tropic gathered In ■ tid e the railroad tracks, which run In bark of Im. form er lioino Some wcie fonrlcr neighbors, some were the in e rtly *mu urns, and some were well wisher a who Came to Abilene trout a wide u u u of tbe Midwestern slates Very tow were unaware of Un­ political im plication* ol the occulion. * O fficially, it was a welcome home tendered by a small town to a famous son Actually, the ceremonies drama tile d u new chapter m Kiscnhow e r’s hie. Ills dcparluro Irnm the A rm y and his duties ns supreme commander of the Nnrtti A tlantic Treaty O rg niiiiultoii. and Ills cii try, on a personal hash:, lulu the political arena As inch, they may constilule a c ritic a l iHiint in the effort In make him (he |{epublleun stand.ml hear er next month Ills barkers aie hoping tb it a 30 minute speech lod.iy u l p m ESTt and a Ion nows conlereiiee Thursday w ill pot puworful un pelus behind Ihe drive They w ill be re|Hirled by newspaper, rudiu and television, reaching miliums of people The 3 day eeletirallon liu||iiu nl most In Ihe shadow id the E im ' ii howor fam ily home. B Is a white. 2 siory (fame house half hidilvti from Ihe iinpaved atreet by tow erluil shade trees In the field nearby, itrmind Is being In okeii tor an Elsenhiiwer Uusuuin. It w ill hoosn ihe sonve A s - m i,ile d T h e Iicixii tli'iil xviin ul - o Ul'IlVl wi i h 3 h,tlltt, uvelagl lt g 43 IV. bunging 4li3.ini I Pa- cul l ' " l ' ' l x >1" . til 4115, 11) 1, lo|,|>cil <iiihli'li Riiysijins Modify Ri^lridioiis On Merlin’s Ati(nhahii Will Rogers Type Of Humor Wanted, Say Gag Writers I.ions (iiv rn Itt'inil'll Fn IL'i't'iil <'nil) 4-i*l inii Idl'd ion Flannud By Ainuricun Legion I’iiiu* Table � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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JA M E S GUT AGENCY 1 M iltfE O O ItA P H General Insurance 1 812 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES G U T. *t: ; C R E D IT MADE ■• F O R E IG N C O U N 11U E8 CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD TEI.EIMfONKS INO nnil 1071 JAMES n. GUT 1 Assoc. f . IN V E S T IG A T IO N S r o r rtscAb v u h io m - io h anTu° t A 1 . OR KNTITIKH IIUIUKtrr TO CBN* THAI* ANO HOUTHBRN FLORIDA FLOOD CONTROL DIHTIIICT TAXKH NOTICK |H IIBHBRT OIVBN, In compllanca with and bp authority of Chapters ISIOI and tills , U a i of Klurlda, ISIS, that tha t/oaarn* Inc Hoard of Cantral and Routharn Florida Flood Control Dlatrlct, a public corporation ailatlna and Hi* i« « « <>r the male of Florida, Intrnit* In adopt fha following tantallvo Midast. or aa lha ram* mar I,a niltil. for raid fXalrlcI for Hi* fl«>al yrar baglnnlna October I al. 1541 and andlng Isplambar foth. I»>•: l>lltnai*d amount lo la ralaad hr Dis­ trict taita I I . I I I . #9# 0# !.»•» Taa Aasaaanra' T>a* 11,100 00 Kallntalcd nrt amount in I.* ralaad hr lilatrlil las** A N Y W H E R E IN U N IT E D S T A T E S O R • 1 1 ■"3IWVStWIT ™ P R IN T IN G -T Y P IN G Room 101 Sanford Atlantic NaUonal Bank Building I^WkJUH-CAM'T tVUM WIN IN OUft OWN OAWL VASD, OZARK*____ AM DONE W fNT ANr /I OONC. DUBBUMF.i . At. V PPOMISCO ZIP THAT 1 ni i we iho MISS OUR RtOULUH SHAWTSTOP/, UH -MAYOE TMlVlL CHIfR YUM UA..A BATCH UP FAN m ail / _, f us DUGS WOUI D (CHOtC) \ WIN TH' PENNANT, . iV—r~\~. no « ss.r \ \ O n r t n l ttavrnua Fund* Katlmalrd iinnbllalt* ni nr n*t halanca whUh will b* nrt t m il al lha a*sln* ulna of tha alior* raferred to flarai EAGLES sweepSERIES ^ • “SSLiKreaflS'S inian i in,an, TMB UM OtnSTATM ttr MOT THIS SEASON. *■ LNYHOW.,,BUTCH AIN'T duduuom* A SHAWTSTOP NAMED MMioofip wants ME rO IT HIM A TRYOUT WITH US BUGS,..SAYS METS BATON" ^ Tt .1n lirr ,nAm i*.I L' l l l ,o b t .A III rs*' Tiilul Fund* Avallahla Fur mnatructlon For urqulaltlon of land and nlhar pur* PoaftS nr oparallnn aad malnlananra of lha Dlatrlrt'a wnraa Fnr tli* conduct of Ihr affair* uf tk* Dlatrlct galiaraltr Fnr rcaarv* or pee ct*mw, m a m , butch ••ANVTHINORUSTIN' IN Yl MAIL. OZARK —3 ~l A DIO. FAT * DEEM SW INNULiO, Tn l aI Katlm atrd l.'aiiaiidlliiraa i :*t itn.i t ad a m o u n t rod to flacal roar aa obllgatad upon commltmonta made hat Inromplata I IOt.SAS.SO That on lha Itth dar of Juna, A. I), ltd . at nlno o'clock a.m. in tho principal ofllco of aald Cantral and Huutharn Klurlda Florida Flood Cun* Con* . .. . Dlatrlct. which la Itoom ID, fomaau Uulldlna. Waat Palm llaach, Florida, haarlna will ba affordad to an all nwnara, ownara. paraona, oaraona. or aniniaa antltlaa iu who ara or may ba aubiacl to aald Dlatrlct tanaa. Ihalr atlnrnara or ■ganta, to appaar bafora aald lloar-l and ahow Ihalr objacllona to aald and ahow tha aavantaan countlaa of lha D istrict In accordant* w ith eilat* hla tha loth da;f of May, m i. CBNTBAI* A NO BOU1HEIIN LOOD CONTROL D l U f l t l C T I I Y ITM UOVRIIN* IN O U O A IID B r Jo* H. Barm an Chairm an (K R A I.) a ttr u ti W. Tu rna r Walll* i Haeratarr Mamhara of Heard, lla n rr J. Drlsgara. V.c* rha'rn.an llroward »l l>anl*l, slambat t'lamanl I* Thaad. Mamliar tllann lia r. Daintier s ir r ic s o r m k r t is o o r l a x iiO W N K H S n r S I.A V IA IIN A IX * A O N D I S T R I C T O V S R H IN O l.n C O U N TY , rL O R ID A , T O K L R IT I . I K . 100 00 t h r u a c r s c N v ts o R * n r r a i d D IS T R IC T . N O T IC B III H B IIR IIY O IVK .V that a m asting of tha ownara of landa altuats tn H L A V IA D llA IN A O E D I H T I I I C T of Hamlnol* C ou ntr. IlliO il.O O Florida , w ill b* bald al lha town hall of lha T o w n of Ovlado. Haml­ nol* Countr* Florid*, at Ian o'clock lll.lll.00 a.m. nn lha llt h d a r of Juna, 1111, fur lha purpuaa nr g la ciln g three supervisors for aald d la lrlcl, on* III.lo i 00 for ons re a r, ona for two rears, and IT .Ill uu on* for Ihraa rear*, al which alec* linn a ra rr a rr* of land In lha dla* Irlct ahall rsnraaanl nn* share and IMII.SOO ou each ow ne r shall ba entitled to vola In parson or h r p ro sr |n w rltlna mm. m s 'H r F O N N fS W & W , •M i THE LONG HANCEII ■B e AU. TMSTF. OK "USB , CBOOO ABE WANTED l\y Frnn Striker «<StWF, LiTLC "TALK1 l'LL TVCtl U l U TELL fc I S i m ' S EYIDENCr1 nACKW. ABU'S YOU W E UG f-LL I KU0V< DO IT'* V^TUC OKE YOU PFALLY WANT.' *— - j o rroFE ICqALCror cBtHeft. (HACATf ABO PLUINEDI T TUAT8 p*«T / UF-WASTIWIN'TOL ' HLTAV AuirJ or,. t'STAk AW tfV «FROMl TO WVtCK HC OTACC 1 R -----f WACWtAVO1 AlO KILL V I OTXMIO- J 'NCOtXWr GO O|0t«B ,T|,r:l 9 T T A L Jf M a c VATUIT WS UDlTiT Y AND BtCADSTi Mis COui >. r T..r - m iLAD WASPIMM TAxtEvliMILLI. W \ WHO Kioto YOUtq WIUJON? Use Real Eatat# Par Bala HERALD W ANT ADS For K m u II n D E F E N H E HOUSING FOR N A V Y PERSONNEL Down payments 2 betlroom house »670. 7 b« bntlroom house JD80. Llvn In Hsnforti In your own hotnr. S*v.< rent ami driving time. Quality specification*, tile hath, screened brtcitway, cur noil, utility room, laundry facilitle.*, kitchen cabinets, llotpolnt range and refrigerator, Duo Therm nil ■pare healer, lie furred anti plaster­ ed walls, Insulated ceilings, spu­ rious landscaped lots. Oiler-Waller Homes, Inc. Corner Mellonvllls and Randolph T h e follow ing rata* a p p lr lo all iV a a l Ada psMIahad la T g s aoaford lla ra ldt I time 1.1a par lia s laaartlaa .1 times I Or par lia s laapvtlra a lima* a* par lla* laaarllas I* times Se par lla* laaartlaa Br per lla* far Y e a rlr CaalraaS F iv e ward* fa Ik* I lea* 1>*,,,kt* B a la P a r Rlaak Par* Cap* P H O N E 148 JOAtOJC* e n tro ij- All 6tE J I’MCLAD TO IWtT, TbWOW YJUVt flHIRlFFy* CAPTURED '\ j ----- ? 1U6 CtTXXC) [our what Anour M t h y rAvtP ™ WAT FA6KT.DMAM •YOUR n it :, HR I ARP ItlPlAH? j N IOIT. I WA». •nitr ha ^ k eo m i IS THE . LOtk. BA*l&tK( ■ HI- IV, tj/LV£?, \W A Y -y n WBOHC. AIYXlT 'T.ISM W ik ' 1 YWOVWICICED A iu t BPCOP. W a a l Ads w ill ba accept. n ,e r Ike Telepkaa* aa taaa iiraailam rk a rg a If paar aaaia la Hated la Ika lelepkaae bank, la relura far Ikla aeeammadaSlaa Ike a d ta rllca r la atpaeled la gar p m m p flr, la ardar lap aa la reader She beat paaalkla aarelea, all W a a l Ada maal ba l a sa t allie s aa lbs dap bafsra p a b llcatlsa. Flaaaa a a lltr as tmmadtatslv If aa arrav aerara la t s a r a4> TV* caaaal ba raagaaslbla (as mar* (k a a aaa laaarraat laaar­ tlaa. THE GTAffTlMG NF.Tr WEEK i 7 H K Q O U > A ‘H O ‘ M T (Tofenoi? n n « I i Ih ttilveniiirm in Hpnee COMB. FiASH GORIX5N' I'M WAlTINiF ». FOR YOU.' * 'be c a r e fu l FI ASM > OARl IS TREACHEROUS I PO N O T . TRUST M I M ' J B T r W . SA N FO RD HERALD FOR H B N T DON'T WORRY AlnRi A ' GET THIS UUSINEDO Ol 'N t.Yti; A\INUI E ' W K LAK A Apartment!. 114 W First Strest, Phone 400-W. MODERN furnished Kitchenette apartment*. Slumhcrland Court Highway 17*02 S. City limits. HMAI.I* unfurolihed houid In I.«kt Mary. I'hon* 7B0-W. ROOM Oarage Apt. 140.00 month, unfurnTshrd eicept for refrigerator and stove. 700 Mel* lonvllln Ave. Phone IHI7 or AIM. FU R N IS H E D Home, A bedroom*, newly redecorated, cloia In. Lormann-llllls Realtors, Ph. O r­ lando .'1-8047, after 0 p.m. 8an* IC K K Y M O U H K Ifr A vvoNpgffpui. n . A c e :«V O N B ’9 0AMUN<9 a l l l - p m r - i/- t THS TlM B I A R TIC LES FOR SALK — « SKM INtJLK K B A L T Y 1320 Magnolia Ave. Phone 27 T . W. Mero — W. Dietrichs 2 nEDROOM house tinder eon. structlun on large lot 100 i 130 ft. outside city. Small down payment and small monthly 4— H E A L E S T A T E W A N T E D — 4 O FFIC E DESKS nt half price. Beautifully rrflnlahciHilvt1 new "« W. First-The Furniture Center, • i h *! r>MP 12— SPECIAL SERVICES — »2 B A TTE R Y , Generator or Starlet Service. Call 617, Swaln'a lial* tery 8ervlcr. 8nnford Avcnu» and 2nd. Street. V E N E T IA N Illlnds— For Free E v C A n iN E TS , Counters, Cupboards. C. V’nil, Woodworking, 612 San­ tlninti* Coll 320. Scnkurik Cilas.* ford Avenue. Phono 1463-J. sntl Paint Co. CAR PEN TER WORK STORE shriving and gondola* tn For ou irk repair jolm, nr small good condition. Phone 4D7-R. building, Call Jim M42-M-4 P R A C TIC A LLY new . Kenmorx IIA.Mll(Ml III,IN'DS— liras* Stptara washer. Used rm r month*. Cost Hug* and floor roverings of 6140.01) will sacrifice nt I'J.VOO Vlnylr,' Plastic, Asphalt Tile or Cull 1020. Extcnsinn 213. Linoleum. Free estimalrs. Tele­ phone 1424. The Furniture Cen­ IILACK E Y E I) peas for canning ter - 110 West First. You plrk them In your container. 76c per bushel. Foster Allison. ALL TY P E S Hull,Hirer work Monroe Corner, lit. 4(1. Rraxnnnhle Kates - -Free Esrt mates, Spreader Hervlee, l.lfar and Duinmlio and Fertiliser. A R TIC L E S W A N TE D — « Carpenter A (iraeev. Phot.. I,'103-61 „r MIU4.J W* buy, sell A trails nssd furniture. Wllson-Maler Furn­ L. HILL *Plano Terhnlrlsn iture Co. 3M F. «*f, Phone IIWI W B N H W g a B g g f f W -------- RR— 9 . Phono 611 <V. Route I, Saw ford. 7— Pels-Llvpatoek-Huppllea — 7 W A N T E D to buy for home s lte - TW O M ALE collie puppies, rea­ J A M , EDMOND'S Upholstering 6 to 10 acres on laka In nr near aonahle. sonable. 310 IMagnolia Avenue Shop. Phone 1908. Furniture Sanford with electricity ami after 6:00 p.m, A seat rovers. telephone available. Wrltn A. II. c/o Herald. COW AN D C A L F for sale to Plumhlog A Huppllrs highest bidder. Phone 276, he Contracting A Repairs W A N TE D : Small modern motor tween 3 and M p.m. Mrs. P. IV. J. King 280(1 Smith Park Avs. court In good condition. Semi Stewart. l^mne 60 complete Information. Box 73. Usddnn Helghls, N. J. LAW N MOWERS sharpened. Ill H ELP W A N TE D eyries repaired. Shuman's, 310 7— A R TIC LES FOR H ALE — J E. Jib HL R E T A IL .Salesman Wanted. Steady employment. Firestone Store.*. PLUMBING TUX R D O KhKDfl Completp linn. Hunt'* Tuieiln SVed Sloru. I.tl(2<aKit with lutfifioif et|tii|imcnt Jonlrart and repair work. Frss estimate.. It. I*. Harvey. 204 wnntnl to loir Urge irnrt of (iO O l) ANO IIAI) Sanford Ave. Phone 1828. pine. ( imin I proiioitltlon. Hoi Uieil Hnfn ............... . H. (I. r/o HurnM. BEST grade top soli— 12.00 per Uaeil 2 pc. Living Room yard delivered. Fill* E. Lloyd, Hull* M U r i l A N I C W nnlr.l, alrady cm* Phone I8(16*W. t)iml Round Onk Dining ployrnrr.l for genurnl eepnr|rnre Tnblo 1 Minn, (loot! wngea and vnrntinn. BABY SETS, Including booties, Uepfl 6 pc. Dinette ...... J nim rnnU od weukly minimum. rap* and aorka, made to order. Uird Unfit With HI Ip Cover J M iu t Iirvc linnd tools. A p p ly to Call 2242. Uie<| Overduffed Loungn Witltur I'ennell, Hrntlnolo Coun­ Chair with HI Ip Cover : The practical, ty Motors. I'hunn H IM . A fte r JA L O U S IE S — tJsml Wood llinl, Hog Spring thrifty, nealnit way lo convert tl:00 p.m. rail 772-W. •nd Hair MnUteia that porrli nr hremewiiY Into a complete f root, private room. Telephone Used Large Chest of W AN TED — 1424 for free estimate or atop Drawer* ! hy 110 West First— The Futnl* KXPKHIKNCKD MAN Ueetl Large Dreiser....... U turo Center. Service Station and Tire lie Reg. HILDA Shopworn 0 pc. pair Wtf.4t. Apply In person. He<l Room Suite ......... 7 JUN KS’ T IR B SHOP M ATIIK H OP RAWFOR I) 3IA Weal let St. 2U*0I K. lit St. Phone KURN ISIIKD flva room apt, at­ tractive. One block from P. O. Church. Adulta or couple with / Infant. A34 Craves Av«. Orange OIL FURNACEb—By Krssky, f City. Wall, flo o r and P ir n URNIHIIKD garage apartment M. O. IIODOBi avallahlu Sunday. 1209 Magno­ I A— NOTICES* PERSONALS — 12 lia. P I A N O S— Oulbransen, SpInaU T H E Working Man'a shopping priced from IS10.0 plaeo for new, used and refin* BA BY S ITTE R . E: rlenred. Re* tuning*. Tsrmi,. ti Ishsd furniture for the eomplst* fsrences. Mrs. R. Carroll. Ph. der’s Plano Store, 109 .Myrtle. home. Iludget Prleea. Telephone MAB'J, 1424 Thn Furniture Center - ltd F U R N IS H E D l-room apartment. B A B Y S ITTE R , Mr*. Falktnberg, West First. I l l N. Jessamine Ave. . best references. Phone 1219-J. QAS RANGE, Ilka new, 9M Oak I F U R N IS H E D Cot E X P E rT e NCED^ hslTy *111#r. Neil rooms and bath. Scresi S Ui N D A YJ D IN N ER M. William*,' 1620 Douglas Ave. •• (W to |60 per month U8ED IIO TP O IN T Stove, Ken* R o u t Turkey .................. B7i Ironside, Magnolia more Ironer, good condition. 208 N. Park Ave. ’ W.* French and Volui Phone HID. 618 Magnolia Ave. M AN W ITH pick-up truck neodi work— any kind; Griffith*, Ed Orange City, Fla. S T E L L A — New Mgr. 0*PIECEr mahogany Dunean PhVfe ward Higgins Tsrrace, Apt. 20* - — .................. - Ai~ v r *' ' R E F IN E D WIDOW wants posh tlon as companion oi« housskeep* ar Sanford Ytolnlty p rTOilanif* P( J*UNI Lr- p2 r 462*W for appoint — _______ _.:rk rimmid read­ Elder y ladle* home br mine, ing glass*-* In McCrary's Satur­ — L . Practical nursing ability, Mra. day morning. Owner may hay# dI lu x e Baumyr, Star H L . I, Gunge for payment uf. this ad. Phone City, rla. • , | ^ >B BAILEY SICK HOUSET Dreggy doors, aereans, porch, step# repair] iItatlon, s n scomer e & letc Aa t h a t */ H g 'S g o in g TO PHONE m e POE A n on-left n v s T E .rr ^TfttftlAw rvou &oJi I c o u l d n ’t h a icg t im b w ith Heft i WALL, HOUr A M C POE a n y d o n 'f WANT TO o r n i a auV RRVVOUft B « r * • O Q U IO C tn v n o w 5e winding, 1 service, Aa Contact • own«4 or him la sueh district: guardians mar ( W M M l, «h«ir ward*. asacntnrs and admlnlalralora mar rapraaanl astatas or da* TOi THOMAS HART. caaaari paraona, and prlrata cor* Itaaldanca anil •duraaa unknown You ara t.cralir Nollflad that lf|. mar b* rapraaanlad by rorallona hair nlflcara or dulr authorliail nora Hamilton anil huahand William II Hamilton hav* filed I'atltlon for agent* Tha nwnara of a majority of lha arraaaa Deluded In auch ilia* Adoption of Kdward Itaino (Darling, trill ahall l>a nacaaaary In .onefl- lha Infant aon of Annie aa Htarllngluta a quorum for lha purpuaa n( Hart, In lha Circuit Court of Heml* a* rFlorida. lu ria i. _ nola County, at Hanford, holding aurh alacllnn *d and ra* You are tiarehy nollflad ra. / J O H N I I I >l>A, Jrwtton*. tr qulrad to file your otijnettona. If ( Praaldant w ith tha any. to aald adoption with lha C. It. r u n N T f l on or ba* j Clark of our aald Court • .on M I*. O A K Y . , Aa Hoard of Huparvla* lora June doth, IS'.J It. p. 111’llNDON I ora of Hlavla Pralnaaa Hudgat. IHalrlct Th la N otlr* ahall ha puhllahart t* of tha abova rotor* C a rl >*e'« s s �* ... THE WEATHER City call W YELLOW a n t e d W f t v a Generally (sir In north portion, parMs cloudy with scattered show­ er* in -noth and central portions Hirnugft Tuesday i h A N I N D E P E N D E N T D A I I .Y N E W S P A P E R V O L U M E X X X X 1 II * Truman Se$ks Fast Approval Of Alliance • • A w A • m • m to to SANFORI), FLORIDA Established 1908 M)XDAV JUNE 2. 1052 Ike Retirement Six To 3 D ecision Is Speeded By Leaves Cate Open Army’s Orders Tor N e w Stride Inactive Status Will Seminole Chapter Of Future Farmers President D e c la r e s Q u 1c k Ratification Of Pact With Ger­ many la Necessary By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER WASHINGTON U S - President Truman aiked the Senate today for the fasteat possible approval of an Indirect military alliance between the United Stales and Weat Ger many. The President’s aldea had ready tor the Senate eoptoa of the pacts which Secretary of Mete Acheson signed, or whoso signing he wit­ nessed, la Europe lest week. WKh the pacta went e statement report­ edly emphasising the administra­ tion's view thatleatte consent to 0. B, raUflcatiap of the documents prior to the adje w m ent of Con­ gress ia of ntasect Importance. Treaties of the Unttd States are not effective until approved by the Senate. Foreseeing bitter parliamentary flgbta in France, Germany and pos­ sibly other European countries ov­ er the addition of Weat Germany to the European defense system, the Truman Administration would like the Senate to set the pace. This would be a means of demon­ strating to the Europeans this country's determination to get on with the task of Unking Germany into the Allied system. Little opposition has appeared In the Senate thus far. and senators interviewed today predicted quick approval, The occasion afforded the Presi­ dent nn opportunity also to warn the Russians of the eertousness with which the U, B, regards the German sitiutiag. Red leaders In Germany have allied (or "extreme national realetance,” including sab e U M . etrtka -to pre strikes end the like, be* final veal the fin forging of toe links saawthe iMJ-flomimmiat. West Hweetwthe bloc ettd the’ West German itito ^W w ^R e d i even hinted at civil vil war. The documents which require Senate approval if they are to be ratified by the President are: 1. The peace contract by which the United States, Britain and France would give Wait Germany virtual independence, thereby lay­ ing the bails for It to rearm and participate In the defense forces and International councils of West Europe aa an equal. 2. An amendment to the North Atlantic Treaty, extending the guarantees of that pict (an attack on one will be considered an at­ tack on all) to the projected new European Defense Community (E D C ). The European Defense Community, It haa been agreed, wlU make a similar commitment 1o the North Atlaetle Treaty nattona as a group, President Truman alio declared today that every day the House delays passage of a bill to give toe government power to enforce mine safety standards "invites ICsstlsiM na Wags Tn al Young Morris To Attend Water School Robert Martin Morris, son of 9 Principal and Mrs. Herman E. Morrll, wlU leave Tuesday tor Camp Brevard, N. C„ to atAmerican Red Cross Na­ talie School of the Southear honor student of School, he was re•resident of the Um coming year, ive in ell high school pro­ ems, be will serve neat year as major of the "Marching " and wiB be active as a . r of the Key Key Club, Spaniih , The Thespians ead Uw Glee On Ms return he wW be head water front Inatruetor at the M. q. Ranch for boys and Blrla for the remainder of the eummer. TONS OF A ^ " 0' 0 * SSSi! had been bexcar at . Feraebo too Navel brella'e ton Mg m floated to the two of the ISIS! the E l Cantasting to drop oftr Permit General To •! q ■ r Campaign Actively U. O. I111clll t r y For GOP Top Spot WASHINGTON ,P The Army elenrrd the way today fur Gen Dwight D Eisenhower'* imtnrdl ate retirement, promising aitum before lie leair- the Pentagon Tuesday (nr Ihr iHdtlic.il wars Mai Gen Floyd Parks. the Ar my‘s infurmalion chief, fold o re porter Ihe former supreme coin maniler in Krunpr "tlefinilely will lie on a relired -latus" when lie leaves Tuesday for Abilene. Kan* . and Ills first mil of uniform speech in the Republican prcsldcnlinl mini Phntn hy Cos Inathm race Order- transferring Elsenhower The Hemlnolc Chapter, Future Farmers of America, has had a (IrrcnlcHf, J. Todd. W. Cnnada, (t. Westmoreland, J. Nettles, J. successful year in growing vegetables ami raising animals, and Its Williams, I), Moss, T. tbihimsn, it. Flower*, .1 OeRriiic, J. T. Alford, lo Inarlive stnlus. niter IT ye.'irs membership of 4ft enjoyed a parent and son banquet Friday night at ft. Rivers, 11 English, M llnsark aril \ Tealo Third mw: it. Davis, 111 uniform, will lie hnnited him it the school rarm building. Left to right front mwt J, Fortsnn, R. Smith, It. Taylor, J. Plrki-ns, M, Rntundn, II Miller, C. Swain. T. Rnmhley ami n brief ceremony following 111- fin D, RunsI, D. Unstick, J. C. Jenkins, I,. Muse, R. II mII, II. Myers, R. White, Fourth row: M, Pearce, M Swrsi, It. Giuliani, F. Rlen- id re|iort In his mllitnry stlpermton his second supreme eomuinml Johnson, C. Russell, F. Anders, It. McGill, It. Ilomdnrf, W. Winter- strnm, It. Frsnk, P. MrTrer ami J. It-nneM In Europe hold, J. Patty, M. Klniml. Second rowj C. R. Flowers, P. Hrown, K. Tills will free Ihe gene rill, 1'itks shiiI, to campaign actively (or the GUI’ nomination, it lie wishes. i<) though Eisenhower will relnm lolive sliu rink a- generi ol the Army anil hn $IH.7'll u veil in pay end allowances Elsenhower bus s.ild he will re Flotilla lias the greatest number may l each hs high n< llll.lUWI fed sign ids eommissimi. howi-vm. il nf thunderstorms a year nf any II wnuhl hr difficult fur planes to he gels Ilie nninlnaltoii In lli.il serlhin nf North America, HVi-rug fly uver I hem nil.unit pressurised cuse Ills pay itnrt nllnw niici's. e ing (III alimislly from May through cabins. well as his lisp of three Army Using n hlarkhimrd di awing, he September, Rnjlo II. Dean, meteor­ jihIps, would reuse ologist of the U. H. Weather Hu- showed Hint all tin- In iln' more Tialsy's full schiuhdr ulso luclud reau, Miami, tedd Rotarlans to­ than 1ft.UUI) feel In lln< in n centl- | pi ! n round of cnnfprrnces with day. He was introduced by E. J. grade or .’12 degree fain cmlicit North Aliantie mllilury groups and Mmighton Jr., local weatherman. (reeling point before thunder­ ' uihors. u second visit lo I’rrsidrnt rhe privilege* enjoyed hy Atncrstorm* occur. Tha importance of character, Those showers, Mr. Dean point­ ii Ho- in education, economic »e Truman at the While Ilmiac. anti assets and collateral on tha part ed out, are very beneficial to this Thundershowers in Florida are runty, health ami housing wen a merllnu wllh Secretary of Stntr of farmere seeking to obtain loans, section, rnmlnjt oq an average at of th. convection lype, lie *tntud,is, . ettenlny at tho «Ndlca Acheson. was stressed Friday night In a from 2:00 tovtf-OO p.m. In the day, In whifh warm, moist air rl*o» «. rtss— Aty twt#;* thgetm>r Him 'another talk by Jamna Richardson, vice- when the cooling effect ia moat batwoya tha laWwecsir Ihe i-Msts, president of the Commercial Rank needed., If ,|t were not for these pools .off renrhing the dew point, Nrgio housing project In GoldI*- I round nf conferences Tuesday was and Truss Cm, Ocala, in a talk to rain*. ho said, Florida would be condenses Into cumulus hniils hnin yesterday itflernoiitl liy !>■ n preliidn lo whal Imiks like one more than I0U persons nt tha Slfith Inn dry to support citrus growth. yIdcli when cooling pumletise ml Marc Md-eod llilliune, president olllie roughest |Hilllicnl ciini|uiigie. He told of studies of those moisture or laintlriius. The -t|i of ilie liellume Uonkoian College, m creenl history The general Iannual parents and sons banquet pilled ngnlnsl Sen Itolierl A Tuft of the Hemlnnlo Chapter. Futnro storms begun by the Weather llu- rent •■( nit then In-gins In full t-- I lin t nil II Ill-Hill. tlthci spi-itkon- Uitindm-cil by of Ohio Slid others III the grnwmgls Farmers of America, at the acliiiol ri-au In rn-operatlwn with llm Air the side in which the storm I- pm farm building. Force and other agencies In lit 10 gicsshig, priid-ii-lng down di it' l)i<- Iln J E. McKinley, chair­ Intense struggle Ini' Ihe lleputilli III) flew winds, it *le-rt temperature Imp. man "f ii"' Siinfnid Utilising An presidentlnl imtiiliwilliiii The need of loans bv farmers when five planes daily thoi it v, in ii giiiiicrlng "f mm ills liomoromilig Irnm Eum pe in order to carry on tlu-ir v n l. I liningh thuntlerstorms. I rain mill nine nr twice a vein, lull Mum HiU pel siilis, while Hml m l was pointed out by idr. RichardThe updrafts of 100 feet a sec­ Mu'll tightening discharge., ... ureil. well* Geingi- I, llu vis, h - Sundiiy In the warmth <>( .i -u m illerllke sun w n- II pureU null son, who stated that there should ond on one side of a storm au-l within in between clnilds, ami n-istnui 1“ lUs- ilirecliii nf Die A t ­ lory affuir The A rm y gave turn be ability on the part of tl j farm­ down drafts on the other, sweep caused hy uori|iml |Hitential lanta Field Office, I'uhll llnusing the lull 17 gun welcome reserved ers to repay the loans. He told o( ing Fie tain before them constitute tween high up positive ellnig \ li t h o n t v , M ay m W II Sli-mper, fur inllitury heroes the Importance of agriculture to the greatest liasard to aviation, lie and tlm negative particles nt ■nd G m ii Iiiii 11r in II t-y of t hi- Him declared. Since the rising currents fft*«tnHnii#i! On I'hrp N|ti all Industries and declared that ford llnusin g A u t h n n t y , who wel I Even «s he arrived. T a l i '- cam palg.i headquartergut, mili a* slide when-the farmer Is progressive visit,IIS, rn E nifilm r lh n iI’nltlei. fimi'd t!l*T vimuiMti " t u i ' t , i r ■. j • . *, ..I allalisssee, .. . | spoke . nienl we- coming" him lun k lo lluand well off, other Industries will also country but rogrclllng tlmt “ he did tie also. |)l Hellmne lew iiled tlmt she not reliirn sooner " Mr, Richardson was Introduced iiud just i etui ned from n visit In “ Now that he Is alaiul to hike by E- (J. Kilpatrick, president of I,Diet la iiiii I to many countries n off Ills liallle Jacket ve ol III Hr tne Florida Hlnte Rank of San­ Europe, She reported matvehms publican Party hope that In ford. prngiess in pulilic housing all nvei start fighting." sniil a -lalciucid die Houlli, and stated that thenTo Mike Rotundo, member of I • -*BBBIllll«#l1 III# 1*114*** I IlITTi is dupllcatlim of W illiam ( ’ lullthe Future Farmers, went a Kit) Lake Monroe Brdlgea, the pow­ D EI, A M ) (.Special)— Slelsnu iKiwanla award which will go to­ er plant at Lake Monro# and En­ a tinlvecsity where oditeallim i i Hurt In many dismal *po|s whore ward hla enpensca in attending thu terprise, and Radio BtatlgR W TRR linderatonil, Hubert Mnvnnrd Hut .1 was Ihought that such project* ■mid lint he. FF A national convention in Kan- were "blown up" yesterday In a aaa City this summer. John Pier­ simulated "attack” by members chins, nssiH-iale direelnr of tliHim expienseil deep ginllluile In Ford Fmimlnll'in anil former rhn>< son of Kiwanla made the presen­ of the Hanford Squadron of the cellor of the University nf Oden l.cjtaif Of the colored people *n tation. Civil Air Patrol. T A L L A H A S S E E . ;/1’i Mm rv go, Gild Ihe graihinting class Icilin die Mousing A uth nrily and Ihuse C. L. Redding, manager of MrIn addition, a small plane, In the final even! nf June ( ’mu 1 1-sponsllde flit I 111' housing pin- TiKike, Hnnfoi'l, mul Eirtnli ( ‘ban-. .e l. piiintliig out the advantages Windermere, Crnry'i, presented a Florida Chain piloted by Lieut. Henry Mcl,auIIn m rncrinrid. have Im-n iiup I electricity, llliaieio plomhilig lioliited l,y Gov. Fulh'i Wnin-ii t,, Stores awaM to the Chapter. of the CAP and with CpI, Rodney "Th e clviliinliu n nf Ihe Went i Walter Wlcderhold received an Rrumley a* "hombadler” shower­ eharactrrlled anil defined hy !)'• uni other farllltli'R, end di-ilateii the Stale Citriia Ciuiinilsaiuii awanl for public speaking and ed Hanford with leaflets contain­ dialogue Hint only free men ru in, dial when a little g ill, living in Tonka I* a grnwei nmri.iilrat" Andrew Tealo an award for farm ing a message designed to on, and ttint is the essenlinl ret ■ cahill III .South L'aii. ilia. It hail it,enter of tile caiiimlsNiim. Chase mechanics, with Principal Herman awaken the people of Central son for Ih rlr freedom." the speak In-oil her wish In live In u house ii growers lurmhci from the with glass windows. E. Morris making tha presenta­ Florida to the need of a strong Fourth ('III us District. er declared In early-m orning cs tion*. Him told of the p ro g ie,s nf pub­ civil defense. Warren also appointed C V erclaes under Ihe giant uakn ■ Chapter activities during the lic housing in Daytona Reach and Griffin, Howey-ln-th-Kills riir.n The bridge, power plant and term were described bv David Van other "demolitions’* were per­ the Forest of. Arden. •if a telephone conversation with grovver, to sucreveil N hhIi l.agette, "T h e preservation and develop Mr*. Eleanor Rnotovell in which Neee and by Aubrey Dunn, and formed by a "ground crew**; it l.eeshiirgi J. ,1. I’srriah Jr , prest other Chapter accomplishments waa reported by Capt. David menl of thin heritage, for Ihe snk< •lie stressed the need of such dent nf Ihe Nevln* Fruit Cum of the W e il and nf all mankind, l ousing. The next day, she said, a were outlined hy Walter Wleder- Remley of the CAP. iiHity, to sneered Warren T Zeuch. la the duty of America. If A u u t i government agent flew down from hold. V e to Reach; ami J. Frank lien These were among the 200 Officer* of the Chapter had members of the CAP and Flying ean education I* understood, It will Washington, ami a* a result, two i,ell, Clermont, to succeed W F charge of the opening and closing Farmers who gathered yesterday b+s seen aa Ihe principal inruns hv injects were built, one fur white lluhliison, Leesburg. ceremonies. These included Tommj _____ imy morning at Orlando Municipal which America vindicates ami ad mid on. for rolurcil peoiile. The appointment* were made vanees tha deepest value* of tinRumble*, president: Marvin KfKI U rg in g her colored hearer* to Saturday. Airport to put on "Operation W eal." nard, vice-president; ■aidant) Bobby Smith, Hr Imw their gratitude, she also nilGriffin said lie had no riiinmcnl Microbe • About 40 planet wire • D r. Hlitehina, who n iw Inlm secretary! Walter Wtederhold, used. vised those who will occupy Will on a statement hy LrGrtte that duced hy Btelion'a President, J min Clark Court to move Ihemtreasurer! Bobby Bbradbrf, reGriffin "said frankly he wnuhl use The Orlando utilities building Otlle Edmonds, defined edlirnlioo . , Andrew Teelo, eentlnel and was -e|ve» worthy as teal A mor leans hi* Influence lo gel my place." "bombed", bridges were aa the "deliberate attempt In form K. M. Kaddy, faculty advisor. l.cGctlo said be himself hud up" by ground erewi, end man In terms nf an hlenl" mid >v keeping on the building* ami Bobby Boradorr welcomed the "hlown ii rounding* In a primer manner. U . ailaa,* Oa l»ags etai sought reappointment amt runny held that education for a drum visitors and parents and response KxpreNsing her grnlltudn In the citrus Industry lenders, stirred up eraey m u »l mean that every man v Idle rltlxona prcscnl. Including waa made hy Mra. A. W. Tealo. hy word of ills Impending ilr U'eallaasC Me ['aa* *1*1 Invocation was by tha Rev. L. W. ihuso connected with Um project, fiarture front the ciimmissimi, hint Scott, Mr. Caddy, agricultural lie declared tlmt they were nx- nsked Gov. Warren to keep him teacher, Introduced the guests. iucs*lng the real splrll of (Im fa- on. A mualcel program ■ogram wee waa preesiitp ilu-rhiHHl of God and brotherhood Griffin, one of Warren’r. major R o b b e r s sawed their wey ed, with M y Davie 'avia e and‘ Mona Jobe nf man. cumpnlgn hackers, later split with ■Inging a duet end Mies Ullla through the here on the buck door A grund-daoglilar of the late lhfi governor on tlm Issue of gam­ et the People Supermarket, IMM Reeee Whitt'a accompanying. William Clark, Earths C. Purtler, Weel Thirteenth Street early thie Mrs. Vara B. Bmlth; young*Or- instructor In physical education, bling law enforcement, Imt their morning and dragged out the lando war widow, waa Injured in Lincoln High School, Tallahassee, breach apparently mis been heal­ etore'a steel safe to a nearby emp­ an automobile collision with a told of the coming of her grand­ ing In recent months. EOF, ty lot. taking M0o in caah end truck at tha intersection of Frenrh father to Hanford from Thomaawee ia 1800 In chacki. Chief of Poliee Avenue and Hsmlnolo Boulevard ville, Ga., and of his development BANK HOLID AY experts Boy O. Wtllleme reported today. this morning at tliOO a.m., ac­ ni'tivltlea that helped the (iold*The Florida State Rank and the teetlfM that 1 teem Med into Jack Whatley; clerk, Cabin cording to pollen officiata. hiiro section nf Hanford grow. Hanford Atlantic National Rank Mra. Smith's young baby, who burglar In Court Hanford, phened police at Mayor Hlemper described Will* will he closed tomorrow in oh8:40 a.m. upon diecovering the waa riding In the car with her at Imu Clark aa a friendly mutt whom eervance of the birthday of Jef­ ■afa missing when he came to tha time, was uninjured. The he had personally known, declared ferson Davla ( 1H0 S . IHHIM who work. young widow was taken to th* that tt waa only fitting that the waa electad president of tho Con­ four yean ia JML hospital for court bo named William Clark federacy, Feb. 0, I Bill, and wa* Acting Lieut. Jack Hickson and Fernaid-Laughton Patrolman w . R. Cosgrave made axivnlnaUon. Court, and termed tho project an­ re-elected the fnllowlng Febru­ I0 N I8 LEA TES an Investigation and found the Carrol G. Phillip*. 27, of 6073 other milestone In the progress of ary. Andrews Strsat, Jacksonville, waa Hanford. He told of aid hy the eafe In tha waede of a vacant tot adjacent to the store. driving tha truck west on Sam- City in drainage, laying of tewer* The ~ I’sopis Hupsrmerkst la Inoto Boulevard when ha collided and in acquiring the property, and BATTLE CASUALTIES Jointly owned by J. C. PrsvaW, with Mra. Smith’s car, which waa commended Ralph Cowan, former W ASHINGTON I T - The Defense U f New Enrtewl A#toll>. Avenue, Winter turning waat on tha Boulevard Housing Authority chairman, for Department today Identified 71 ad D«pi____________ Park, Bfld a * IBM Not- "from French Avenue. hla outstanding work. Utyrkaai A n Tha BSv. McKinley declared that dltlooal battle caiualtlea In Korea Bolh were chargaed with negllme gerrt and caraleea driving by In - had It not been for the fine co­ in a naw flat (No. S77) that renotl vaaUyatinff policeman L L M ai operation of tha City the projects ported 16 billed, M wounded and coo# miv •nfmoan one mlxilni(Co aIt aesd Oa Page T e « ) made any arreete. Dedication Of Ocala Banker Is Florida Thunderstorms Analyzed Chief Speaker For By Expert At Rotary Club Meet William Clark Court Is Held Future Farmers American Rights AtuI Privileges Stressed By Dr.MaryBethune Richardson S t r e s s e s Value Of Character In Obtaining Loans Monroe Bridge Is Dr. Hutchins Is Destroyed In Mock Principal Speaker Airplane Attack At Stetson Event Tookc, Chaw Named To CitruH Commission Store Is Robbed Of 500 Dollars In Cash Mr«. Vera Smith Hurt In €ar, Truck Mlflhnp to a eeueage el Wte RMifee left by ______ _ poilct recen,4wee wetooeed to , Ft- •’ "Vw-J-4 No. 203 AsMocinled P r o s I,cased W ire & 4I. - i'i V.j> J . t i And Tanks Quell POW Disorders N c rd c il K u ti i I n n i ue i r r ■ W A dllNGTON 4s The Supreme ' mill mlcd a .1 lodny that Preildi nt Trom.m’s seinirp of the steel in,In-lit was unconstitutional. U iiluii minuips CIO President Phil­ ip Murray called a nnlionwlde m ke ol in- rt.vi.iMi sieelworkcra. In i historic decision striking down h u d I'ruiii.m's claim to vast iiihi-icol power under Ihe ConsUlotion, the high court upheld Ihe ruling nt I' S I'lslrict .fudge D l ini \ Pine Hi,it the President ac­ i d illegally In selling Ihe stftl mill:. \)irll H to head off a strike. Thl> meant the government muit "hey Pine's order In turn Ihe mill* .... .. ..m l'..... ..I......... ' ....... . hat '•«* "> ,hr,r nwnfr* J 1 m l inn ned i nmmii R also meant the Truman ad *' i ......... in i w.i Red I oi mistral Ion could nnl carry "prisoner IM .................. mi......Id mil through Its promise of a wage lits.iuili k . ind ci ue lo the -leei workers while tl mill- were under government ',i,iundi-.l . r.i'A l.-i i u m li m : turn The I mi. .1 \ i in m . sutueiiu uw nrr-lup Vod.tv'- high rmirl decision wax I'mnin.imi. i i.i-n M.iik < l.uk visited tin i .tun- i - l n u l and d«- cl.ued ■j ... ‘. iMM Ml imouul <d foin HI *11 i iit i ' m iIS i - II hi tie o r.1 ...........ki l |H ................... . I'-Htir i oher orderM r s tiff i iimtmiiii'if tiMf i* luihM s ti r MitnitMhmii It-if 1 “ iliriM-t 4**1 thf ii)»i i (|fll'llll'IM f mil; Ik *i b* <imI tfir <li> nf |'k Till' |*i I •till41 m t Itnl tu'lllMif l!t|* |If M*111a li|( lull M iri" Iif I 'Mill BitIlfI F*1* n l|Hrb tu iff| . filHr -"Oh i tif u ii4 nifiiP'i I'VH*tu j 11 immm ' i f lirril fl Itiiti lilriMhtn if11m » tin Ji.M’k in’siilr tin* < MMi|M>mitl f » ifM'iin Ik *mI k'<l liv 1 .*pt Inn M 11Ii*i W isliifu Inn l i f ilt in imli'tl lit' )u i j n m up f*u id i i 11< mI run* hi .msurr ilif Bi'ds fjinu .mil Nhnkitk'il inh \mrrh\fii *!«» , . I!ti«l«*i ihr Miuum id *i f ilm u Tip r slmiillliE hmk pim p eul alt­ er the inioiili's ,| l iini|i<nunl i’ll, sm.ilie-l nl the 17 ucrupled i'll .......... clnsille .ill Kn|e li.nl -tiiueil .mil sliami, ■I iii- iit- it ,i pa— mg '<>1 ,,,,,,, ,,it Huiilli Km i .i 11 soldiers E u ’w itm -s-e- -.m l the s . mi 'I i Ko 11-ini n lllie i giti.le.l lu-nuid inn III,I linike fur 'In’.nili’i li.nlieil wire li-nce mul tiled d in e -tint,|M" ' 1 t-;i Ii (m i I. pi ••-I "m '"d l’’1 "'e 1 1 "" ’’ ^ He t ss I - ts-il m il tell | • ' I M l 1 M * | In 1 ‘ "m P"ui »» mlimii l.ilk'ii tie* I’" ' u m I I’" uiinuii n- l.di tI tie mirt > '•III! lit ill thutl \Dum*lt *l rum r.ttlr M illrr itnl hi> mriiit i! *jrw fnUlrit Ih rlr tiMchi Jil k t mil Irfl Km|c > i «ii|t|NmiihK nil*hi -iftui |hr 11 N UPl i' *|1|M'I III ’sIimu m! IfiMT* l nit, iv with fnti L him I * <•*r1111,i n v •it ml,itili y < Jv H im * ' hm ii >hum ! > f|(.\v |(ril h iniii'i • if intilMWlk, aeain-t the • u m ♦ I •MMMl Illlll’t in del 1XI. la n k - hu'ti rl r|Imm ti . f lu : pllll1 111 <'iittipiiimil mi :;» all lit fiiilt -nliller-. rippeil -in " M Hfl'illlMna 1i i n T lm t lii-i- iim l si-1 llu III ,ihii •11-i l " I mi w a - ' .ii 1III t mmI III HI .llllllt-l eerie -llcni •1' Pi i - i -tier- lu i •Imm ( 1Milll (IMIIIK Y ■hi mill i' I h , t n i r ili.un h Miniim » a Mil a - l a b II- of .1 V - i 1h K Ml • til nl diet K m M' - 1 »»in IS LA N D KuM Mark • I n k -a id Ii *1 M III tl U till oul mil i|in- .llo ll" Hie 11»11>*if1v t i n( ( 4 t•iniliiiril »»n ••mMS 1 n M I ’a lm lm a n M a liu s I I i i r r i [SU M M ia y H i -p o rl urilti'ii hy .In-llre llhirk Chief .tii-lirr \ insi>n and Justices Reed mil Mlriiim ilisseilled in i--iiing lu- strike call today, Murray al the same lime irked ihe -tci*l rninpanles to lesurne cotlertise liaigamillg Hut Murray al-n made clrar (hat the iinnin .till -lands mi ihr terms u( the Wage Stahillrnllnn Board U s lli rerniilliiendatiiin* of a 2ft i ,-iit oi limn “ pni'kiige" settlemenl. plus < imlnii -hop arrangemenl lie -nld "In Ihe nli-ener of n wage agree iiii-ni onr meinher- hive no alternative other Ilian to erase work." Murray nothorlfcd lm-nl union of­ ficers to make "-alislnrtury atutdoves r ingcmeiil- for -tsiulhy employ to proirei ihe properties of tha various companies during the parind Ilf slopililgp " Tnilav'a derlsimi was of overriding Importance In Ihe cunttOii-r-v ns old ns the America# republic Itself over how areel .re th.- powers uf the presidency. I .....mu ha- ri'pealedly claimed lie has inherent oower uiidpr 111* i .hi dilution to -i-i/e a private In.In -in or take -i wide variety rtf •llit-1 ii tiiuis. to -all-guard the wetf,11,- ol the nnl um in time of na I ninaI I'nlei-geiiey I in m in i -nnl firm ly turn ever, ■11-ii fid- puwei lieliulg- to Cong n --- .mil lint to till- I’re-ulcnt— ••ilhei i- Hu- civ ill.in head ol Ihe gi.veiumeiii or i- i'iuiiiiiaiiilerini tin I nl the armed forres i In n- m e no imineilialr enntiiii'iit Itom the White House atthough T'ruman has snid he wilt i till It' hv Hie Supreme ( ’nurl's deci-iim while saying al Ihe same lime ueillier the Hupreine Court •niilliiiirrl On I'ugr I mr| .lames (irant .loinn Local r.P.&L. Office Ernie- It Grant, forme rly of FI. I aoilerdale ha- arrived in Sanford to a-slime tile ilidle- a- lonimerI'l.il -ervlie representative lor Ihe Sarihinl dl-trlrl of Florida Power A Light t oinpany. If II Coleman, dtvi-iim m.imiger announeed to d iiv Mr Griiol replares C K i .liter. <vhuh ns served III Ihll '■ip.iidv fur over ten years and im- M i n d l y muvi-il tu South Car­ olina Mi Grant has been in employe* .J iln* riimpimay (nr Ift years, hav­ ing served as i-ouimercl.il represen­ tative In holli Miami, where he be­ gan mirk ill IU.1I, ami In FI t<audi rdalr. where he has resided since 1*rll lie i, pre-ldenl of the Mplimiti i Tub nf Ft Lauderdale, a member nl llir Ma-niiir Midge and Knlghtl fcnililar, and serves the Episcopal Church a- a member of Ihe Vealry and as assistant treasurer Mr Grant Is married and has H i g h w a y PiitMil mull K Il Dm MO *1|(i IIMIL'lU i11 pm led 47 a-el-l- M» » III v'l* Ull-iiti-d h u ltv ill mi Mif ii,mil ti nf M,il V llilt Oil;; ll Im II fun*' I* uiiid- M it i i l . 1i-ued a iult filh-il HU u r ittl-ll Will III m: anal M " f a u lt y eq HI |Miiii'iit 1' enrdii ( htf licit h um 1 f »V#’ in piriet WrtM" » ■-ini ded in )ti*v 1*’ pit I i u li|rli 1IM’I Mela*d Iw n ape.i. ii •Ml 1" o« and i MVfM i'.1 T h e •ill#* 1 toll'll •III at i cal A of priceidii UDMilr' l .1 Mrs Grant and children ivii * mi it i lu I m i ih kvim; w ko! •• being |uin him here In Ihe near fu'in Die T;|ip*i ■ nitMEU.i ited, wildreckleaa iIl IV log ( olt-iWr-l Il Hi Mil h y via-hi t i ii 11w nf llu- frtVl in rr B E L G IA N TO U R ISTS jprr t 1i- driviiiK w Him nt <» III III Hi­ Git W E I.IN FS . France <r~ At leant U Rrlglatt bmrlsls were killed Si iii’i J im . 1, I' ii I 1111li»ii ll U m i Im u i h n i mluh- Ml fil l U Is f"t and 13 Injured Sunday night when •rut of ,i bus currying them home front ilri vYnv; wlu h- 1n t ii x i«' htillday In France crashed Ihe guard rail nf a bridge and plunged Into Ihe Aa River here The Im* wa* returning to Belgium, from Calais. Two brothers. Gabriel and Jo­ Iyer, who heard Utt seph Metayer FO U N D D EA D N EW YORK US - A .(roller In crash and rushed to the river, Central Park rn m r upon Ihe hialies dived into the small stream and nf a man and woman lying four saved five of the passengers. fil) of tlu-iie nrreidii, J2 tinve pleaih-d guilty. One person, wlm was arrested hy I’tilioliunn liar ilmin. pleaded gnlHv I" man­ slaughter iiiii I was senlenceil lo five yi-nra lo prison. a through feel apart Police fonnil mi Hie FREN CH STRIKE hoilles Iwn notes written nn one PARIS The Communist-run shecl of paper. Until were In the French Confederation of Labor satno effect; "Cannot live together and *re Hope we will he burled together as one ” A .43 caliber nulnmallr pistol lay nearby. Police said It appeared that lauds Rlxnrry, about 3(1 and married, had killed Mr*. Juanita Rivera, a divorcee about 30. - - wllh „ two , . ahola and then killed himself with u shot to Hw mouth. nol going lo live apart (C O T) has called a 24 • bOUT strike In the Part* area Wednaiday In protest against the govern­ ment's weekend crackdown on I N Reds. The demand— (or workers to Ujr down their tools once they get beck to work Wednesday after the toM pentacoital weekend— went out aft­ er a meeting of the C O T execu­ tive commit lea Sunday. �smolotilSiAin Phe Sanford Herald n u k i u l m ia is m M liehe* S illi i i r i f t sslsiSsr 04 I ssSi i , Chrleima* sail Pew fears. PakllshHI •> M IS N ill n o s * Uhrtalmaa anil pew tears I I I Maaaalla Areas* s im s rm rrro .v k ^ t .m MeprctfHUii AhOuhamx h * i *> •4 X n n jw p tr h «h i i u ,(> i i , » If., K f ) ( li.il, I'M r a io , •»»*■ O il and XI. I.muO. 't lle lri.ll. MONDAY, JUNE I, IBS2 TODAY'S illR L E VERSE P o iit-n -M o usso n l i * s m a ll s te e l-m ill to w n in enatarn F ra n ce. T he tr a n q u il flo w o f events th e re w ou ld n e ve r o r­ d in a r ily m ake th e f r o n t patfe o f heWspaperh thousands o f m ile s aw ay. V e t an In c id e n t th a t happened re c e n tly illu d tra te s iio w th a p o s itio n o f th o w e ste rn dem ocracies can be B tre iiK the n ed fo r peace. L a s t F e b ru a ry a U n ite d S tate s A ir F orce u n it a rriv e d in th in nrnall F re n ch to w n . Once th e a irm e n w ere se ttle d th e y bepan to notice c h ild re n i ' aye opposite th e ir b nrra cl B ecom ing fo n d o f th em , th e y m . . . . . . . W --'f I t to th e m a y o r fo r th e o rplum s, T he n th e y to o k th e m to th a c irc u s , in te r o rganized jur..' F a s te r egg h u n t in th e to w n patV x ;'*h games, races and u p icn ic lunch. C o m m u n ists th ro u g h o u t F ra n ce a re In the h a b it o f p a in tin g signs re n d in g "U .S . CJo H o m e " on w n lls in b ig w h ite le tte rs . U sua lly th e y re m a in t i l l w o rn a w a y by w ea th er. One n ig h t re c e n tly such n sig n was p ain te d near th e o rp h a n ­ age o f f'on t-n-M o usso n . K n rly n e x t m o rn in g th e young o rp h a n s began s c ru b b in g th e w a ll clean. T h e y know A m e r­ icans are th e ir frie n d s . T h e y don’t w a n t th e m to go home. It could be said th a t th e o rp ha ns w ere co nve rte d fo r ^400, a circu s and a p ic n ic lu n c h . T he p rice, how ever, cannot be com puted w ith a r ith m e tic . A sm all g ro u p u f soldiers hud show n them frie n d s h ip , m ade th em feel th a t th e y belonged. T h e y w ere g ive n love and responded w ith lo y a lty , Such personal c o n ta c t is th e s t u f f o f w h ic h h is to r y is m ade. Repealed on a w o rld -w id e scale, i t could resto re th e peace and s e c u rity w h ic h a ll th e a rm ie s and a il th e a rm a ­ m ents assem bled in th e apace o f 60 ye a rs could not do. Love ia s tro n g e r th a n fo rce . T h is is th e leaaon th e w .ftld m u s t leu rn befo re i t can have th e peace i t so d esp erately seeks. Names Of Presidents W hoever Is (Heeled p r e a lilin t tills fu ll now seems lik e ly In b rin g n new fir s t m im e In to th e W h ite House. On tin t Rep u b lic n ii side D w ig h t D. E lse nh ow e r, R o b e rt A , T u ft, E itrl W a rre n m id lln m ld E , Stnstten n il im ve f ir s t iiitiiie s not lio rn e so fu r by tin y p rv s itlu n t. T h e smite Is tr u e o f th e len din g D e m o c ra tic p o s s ib ili­ tie s : Estes K e fn tiv e r, A lb e ti W. H n rk le y , H u b e rt II. H u m ­ p h re y , Ih 'le ii M cM nhun, F m il H. D oughts, R ic h a rd R. Runsell, m id c e rta in ly A tlln l E. Stovenson. T h e re can h a rd ly have been any p o litic a lly p ro m in e n t A dlniH except th e p re ­ sent g o ve rn o r o f Illin o is and h is g ra n d fa th e r, th e vice p re ­ sid e n t fro m 18DJ1 to 1897. W illia m A v e re ll H a ir iin a n Is th e only expect ion in th is p re c e d e n t-b re a k in g lo t. In 1810 the n a tio n elected W illln m H e n ry H a rris o n , a nti in 1908 W illia m Howard T n ft. E q u a lly c u rio u s is th e lis t u f com m on forenam es never owned by any p re sid e n t, None lia s been nam ed .lusenh, H e n ry , Samuel, F ra n c is , P e te r o r R ich a rd . On th e o th e r hand, fiv e o f th e 11U p re sid e n ts have been Jameses (M a diso n, M onroe, Polk, B uchanan and ( J u rfie ld ). A p p a re n tly an A m e r­ ican m o th e r w itli th e tr a d itio n a l a m b itio n o f h a v in g tie r son become president sh o u ld g iv e h im a s ta rt by n a m in g h im James. i n i : v sijjcuifjfti i itt’uni n i c y jiin mi nnuw ji nm i n u iH iu n m u r e c h a ra c te ris tic o f an In fe r io r s a m lio t gam e th a n o f th a m a jo r leagues. N ot slncu 1888, w hen a C hica go team g o t 1H runs In otut in n in g , haa th e B ro o k ly n p e rfo rm a n c e been surpassed. I t Hhows how th e gam e has advanced sines K m e a rly days, in th e 1Hilo’s a nti 1H70’ h, scores o f 60 to 7 and th e lik e were com m on. P ro b a b ly C hicago’s m a rk o f .H lrtm s ha o n w h in ln g was repeatedly beaten In these old tlays. Tin* m a in cause fo r such huge b a ttin g sprees m ay have been th e ru le p e r m ittin g th e h a tte r to ca ll fo r a h a ll w here he w anted It. T he u m p lru w ou ld ask, "H o w do you w a n t it ? " T h o re p ly w ou ld be “ Knee h ig h ," " W a is t, h ig h " o r / ’S h o u ld e r h ig h " , and i f th e p itc h e r d id n o t fo llo w th e in s tru c tio n , he I had to t r y a g a in u n til he d id. As the p itc h in g then was u n ­ d erha nd , a decided c rim p was pot in th u e ffe c tiv e n e s s o f Im rle rs , W h a t w o u ld a M usial o r k K ilte r o r W illia m s , nr Babe R u th h im s e lf have done i f such b a tte r-fa v o rin g ru le s had p re va ile d in th e p«Ht g e n e ra tio n ? U. S. Alliance l l '. a l l i H . a vt-lfades Sluart Symington, fointii RFC head, who once ocrujiird s lost similar to ssiiitant piniJrut H seams that his uppontnl *ior tinwtnsocralic senatorial nomination is luck Taylor, who is sunporlrd hy m Kansas City Pcndugisl ins Bfljgt Guess that rxplsins evsiy I front page o| last Salutilay'i la Timcs Wiiion contained 16 (has. which rightly hut untately,. rallected the stale ol ghrU today. The headline attracted our attention most U one: ’Truman Hails Achefir German Pact," and the l*i of the President about his k*ry of , Stale for his great Htt-Jon to, world peace. The •headlines tell a difftranj We giv* them hare vetiialim’ • jap Reds Slain by Police hk*> Riots"; "Reds leave Brtva as Harriman Call* Ru* SMfor'i "Peels Signed By i * t Cet Approval"; Violent | Reach 100 ai U n g Weak W t f i "R id . On Koi. Isle ||L Army Asserts"i "Briton: I k . Rule la POW Camp*"! J M t 3J,Ci*uallie*’’ i Kuom W “ French Reds’ d i l l Prove Futile" t "Eisen* H im e ti< UM| further disaster!." Hi* told Hie annual Conference *in Imiuilrlal Safety a similar mnasure, passed by the Senate alter a mine explosion In Weal Franklurt, III., killed more than loo persona "will save a lot ol 'ivex and prevent a lot of Injuries." Trumsn recommended Ihe meas­ ure, which also haa the backing -if John L. Lewis's Untied Mina Workers. Thu President said the speededup national defense program has 'nought mi an increase In work sccldi'iits throughout Industry. This Increase In accident*, he said, amounts lo "a shocking na­ tional Iragtdjr— a tragedy which la IC a lD n iS r»«n |UaaUa*a|< Kr«*a !**■• 0**1 . n 1 Congrcs* can take away bla p sets to acl In an emergency. loh'-rt Buffer, St. Paul Indust f l l l i t and former ambassador lo t ba, was in the me President'll president %offico omca v fen nu uido gave Truman Iho ii *s of llic court'* ruling irm -tury id Commerce Sawyer, nlAieit by Truman lo buss the guvrtanent nt*lii*(l mills, declliu-d Jin ig-diuti- nuninent. Aides said lie vfu. i niili Mmg by IHepburn* with Paa* could paver have become a reality. Mr. Davis pointed out t|iu great strides In nubile housing projecU In tha southeast, stating that this growth Is greater than In any other section, with 403 towns hav­ ing programs as compared to J'diJ a year ago. The 403 projects w ill house 61,000 jieraon* lie said, Georgia !•> leading witTi 106 projeets and A la­ bama Is next with 08. In Flotldu 30 towns have bousing piujects u» Ibi White llmi-.r, compared with 14 a year ago. Hu flu- hovi riiiui-ni wui expected to mill il.i n s iii-h uf tin- Med tit!' I t- , u - Vernoan that It be many mar* uf the piujcrts ii l i i i i i i n i i g II.i pro p i-itics back lo Florida communities. lUm Among tlio i* InuudiiK il b, jlulin V D-ivli, On- lawyer who Rev. McKinley were (Jordon llrarl- iiifunt ill-- -is s*I companies' case ley of the SIIA, J. Y. Ewell, Lake­ laji.i i tin- Supreme Court, or land contractor, who exor* ss—l up rtli'iii i.. ii. u latement later nrerlation for co-mieiatlr.n shown: iu l.- bail ■.( iIn* industry. Ralph A. Cowan; George Williams, bi aibbli'-u In tb<- majority opln xm etary Demurer of Ibe flllA , lo f bv J.i le e nlai It -.eparate conand Elton J. Muugldoo, architect csfriiii' <.| mi.in were written by The Ktv. McKinley opened (be ..'( H u Ir.u ik liu trr, Douglas, program with jnaysr am) closed l u ii and lluilon. ray*r. slut > opinion said ' I m iiiiiiii ' h ding italph A nil ii i.n lu lor leisure of the a the flan- -,1i H null ify "cuimul properJy be * which lie sujluiiieii a-, uu exercise of tha Served ax chairman, was poised by m ilitary power as cumtha flllA on Apr. 15. Inef I,I the aimed foreThe commendation points out that Mr. Cowan served u vice- . lluck added: * chairman of the Authority then*- j 'Nor cun ti.e awixurst order ba after until Feb. 1«, tufig, and thst f dinned because of the several duMng his Unura of offlcs the con- x iitdutioiial pruvlsions Ibal grant •truction of the three housing pro- a u nlive power lo the President." jrcte wae begun. 'In il.e framework ol our con " I t la tbs opinion of the mem •ijtol on " lllsck said: "Ibe Pies! iiere of th li Authority," It was deni's po er In see that III* laws ■dated, "that Mr. Cowan completo- siV liidbhdly c.iecided refutes Ibe ly abandoned the operetion of hit I4*s that be Is lo be a lawmaker." own builnen vent ire* to expedite 'li iinsii told bis news ctitiferenca the early and iticcM ifol comple­ Voy :*.’ l.e would abide by the tion of H u m project!, giving *i 'mm i nIksiU and would tutu Ibe much of Ids I line ae IS houre a 1-1)1 b n k lo their owners and day. Ill'll -ci* ib id hapjiciis "W ithout hi* Interested activity At the -ianie limn, Imwe -er, the the construction of these projects President -.till Insisted be has the would have been considerably de­ liln'i i-nl |MWer Id seite private III layed, since be gave of bis own do*tru- In nn emergency and that time to seeme options, obtain iKbodv neither Congress nor the deeds, secure materials, h..itt« unit can lake that power away workers, obtain permits, nrgntuHu from him with the City, Florida Roar I of As lu wind lie wotifil do if Ibe Health, and many other activities deb liihnnul m in i Daily that the not required or expected uf him In I’O side ill has tin (tenure power— Ids capacity ■« chairmen of the aft d din today - Truman said he Authority." .-unlit truss that bridge when he The resolution was signsd by i line to d. George II Williams Jr.. secretary l i m i t ’ - Iipmlim today declared: and H any l.se, who was then " i in i onshiuiloi) linn Is his iibe tervlng as chaltniati. P fiMill ill s) tuiiclii.il In the law iis Muk in in ito Ibe recommend .lie ol lo -i In- Hunks wise and Ihe am pH •rl.uii ol laws lie Hunks bad And the i on tdidmn In neither silent oilier disturbances by lint prison mu i-i|iuvni ul uboid who shall ers of war on Koje wen* directed make lac - winch Ihe President Is by ('luniniiiilxl truce delegates at tl# t»W< nil* M "It i .hi uulhuriie Ihe Inking of f'aniuunjum lit- property lor public use Tb* United Nations Far D-ia ■uinniander asserted that lbn Ked d .'.in m ike laws regulating Ihe truce delegates "directed the up rel.iliim hip- between employes risings here and Ihe dirobedleiici* uni ■inpluyers. prescribing rules it ivjh d to settle labor disjiutea of" ramp commander orders "They care noHumt fur llm lives .mil iiMiii; wages and working eon of these prliopeis here, so they ditiuu in i in lain b e lli. id our eenn are willing to dlrei-t them lu do all imy 11.c I'liiisldutlnn did nol sub kind* of Inlngs that will omliuirass, eel IM law making power of Cun and have embarrassed us," Clark jm .- lo pie-'hlenlliit or m ilitary laid a news eonlereuee. mpei vii.ion nr t'linlrnl " It *:ihl Hud other presidents ritho it i ongreailonal aulburity ly v c , U.Un .puwjLlinn of private in»ll.e*s enleiprltev lit order . In R tf iM I * l i b« Irtw. Con____ ________ ___ mby lost fta axclutlvo constitutional authority to mtiks lawi necessary and proper to carry out the powers vested by the Constitution ‘In the govern­ ment of the United Statei, or any department or officer thereof. "The founder* uf thla nation en­ trusted the law making power to the Congress alone, In both good and had times. It would do no good to recall the historical event*, the fear* of power and the hopes for freedom that lay behind their choice. Such a review would but confirm our holding that this sal*•*►*• iftie r cannot stand. “ The judgment of Ilia District Court la a ffirm e d " That menus the high Irlbunal'i six man majority agreed with the April 21» decision of tl S District Judge David A. Pine that Tru man's seDure was Illegal and un­ constitutional. I'm the dissenters Chief Justice Vinson said courts may go behind a President's findings to see wbelli er j real emergency exists, but, there Is not the slightest basis lor GOOD POLICY T h e day he saved Insurance cost Ills home w ent up in flashes So now he's g o t ------A vacant lot, A n d m n 't insure the ashge. IMQ WHtN M AM m i Andrew Carraway Agency "Insursnr* Plus Berfice" B . o ll PHONE 121 114 NDHTH PARK I M 7 Buick Sedane* $H B>oo 1<M 9 Dodge Sedan $ 1460*00 1948 Ford Sedan $626-00 191(i OldH. 2 Dr. Sedan $ 766-00 1941 Plymouth Sedan $ 276-00 1 1 1. t l t f n l l \ T ^ fr< X jL > j H10 M A G N O L I A A V E . hone 1034 Hanford all the mure tcrrlblo berausa It I* so thoroughly unnecessary " Tin* President suggested an eight point Industrial safety pro­ gram that Includes better mu chlnery safeguards, education, or Hanlinl lately program! In each company amt moderntu'd Kale safley dales. Clean Hands Are Safe Hands Touchtun Drug Co. With the coming of warm weather xerma multiply fatter and small hands are more exposed lo them. Mother* may wash amall hands many tlina* a day but they Will accomplish mof* If thaif can impress thfir H E A R T D18EA8R children with tha nmaelty for JACKSONVILLE W— The Hist* ktaping thalr own handa clean, Hoard of Health aald flunday II Clean handa are Ufa handa had created a new division of heart and juat aa children ire taught mtiirol disease, with Dr. Simon to proUet their l|Vaa against Doff as direotor. moving vehteiei, Just as cireThe board laid of Florida's Vf,* fully should they ba drilled In 857 reported deaths last year 9,i n protecting themaelvSa against were from heart disease, making germs that come from- soiled 't the state1* laadlng cause m handa entering the mouth oF death. touching food. A major feature of the heart In* every ron4«i#nUius drug­ dlieaae control program, tha board1 gist yoU wilt find an able ■*said, will be public education "for slatant to your doctor In proa better public understanding of tOctlng your haelth. Ihe role of proper diet in the con­ trol end prevention of high blood [iressuro, hardening of the arteries and heart disease.” EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE — Echola Sptwlal H ollyw ood Bad — 910 • coil Inbaraprlng mattroan w ith aturd y rolled edge and m atching 80 - coil box e p rin f b a it, B year giutrahtao. Regular Price MtSO Special Price «4g.00 TB K CHHYSLEH IM P E R IA L 6 -P 4 S 8 E N G E K . ' SEDAN V baan many yean eiiua a new car haa Ciuaad aa much talk na today’s Chryelar Imperial haa dona. Wlmt you may noi raallaa la how long it’a lawn almt a car gave iw many rwaon* fur excited talk as thU on* doaa. Horn la literally a now leader uf Ihi world** flna carat . May wa invita you to drlva and teat fer. yourself tha but and most worth-owning tnglitt on' tha road today? (Chryelar’a magnidoent niw 180 H.P. Fire Bower V-8.) May wo invito you to handle the easfaal I t ’o end safest Uttrind uAeef In Aft ■■- * - ■ Hh**-* 'u at tha moment? (Chryaler’a fuU4im Power . May w* Invite you to try 6ut brakaa which raqdliw figfi May w4f Invito you to drive a Chryator Imperial . , . and loam for yourself how much you’d mlaa, and deeply ngrtt, If you bought another car today without knowing foot-pfseaure, and Mill Mop you In many fret Mia than othes Mira do? (Chryaiar Power Brakaa.) W e . . , and Imperial by Chryaiar ■I your awrvlca, any Mast. S to w in g ) (UUm . -(nOow v W m j m i a m InST M ay w* Invito you to rid* on the roughroad inlractoof tha OrifraW ahock ahaorhera which only CfanfiUv-bufit ca n haw ? thia one Ant? �T - - ‘ 'll ^ 1 ‘ lat Public Is Invited To KollinR Festival Mrs. Robert A. Williams nml her daughter, Miss Nanry Williams, were hostesses recently nt n pnrty honoring Miss Lylllnn Boyle, bride-elect of June. Guests ceiled nt the Will inm*' home In Snn I.nnta where delicate Sweethcnrl rose* nnd greens formed n lovely background for the occasion, At­ tention wns focused on n hildal scene arranged on the mnntrl. Mis* Boyle wore mi nttrnrtlve black anil white cherkrd cotton fiork with tdnrk accessories. Sirs. Raymond Ltindqulst prisided over the silver ten servin' nt the dining table. The table wns centered with n lovely arrange­ ment of pink msea and gerbern dnisle* In n crystal howl Hanked with silver candelabra holding white tapers. Served with the ten were salted nuts, mints and tiny sandwiches. The honored guest wns presented with silver candle holdcis |,y the hostesses. Those enjoying the event with Mi«s Boyle were her mother, Mrs. Lloyd F. Boyle. Mrs. Dial Gray. Mis. II. N. Sayer, Mrs. Lundqulst, Mrs. George Chapman, Mrs. Spen­ cer Hardin, Mrs. Joe linker. Mr* W, S. Mrumley Jr.. Mis. Wight Kirtley and the Misses Jean Sliyer, Bniharn Chapman, Margaret Diogfeldcr, Dilnn linker, Carolyn Patrick, Sidrlev Mnrelnud, Snidce William* nnd the hostesses. W IN TE R PARK tSpecial)- Tire Festival of Light, to Id foi the first time lost yeni nt Boltin, Col lege, .vill become an annual tlodltlon with the second oh*ervnnce scheduled tonight A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar i ■ M ON DAY •i 'The-PMlathcu Class of the Plrat Preebytenan Church will meet at Ul« home of Mr*. \V. fl. Ilnimley, Celery Avenue, at 7:45 p.m. t The Flflt Baptist SumJav School Worker'* Council will he held in Ule Memorial Educational lltilldint: gt 1:00 p. m. . TU ES D A Y The pupils of the Margaret Dnvls music school wilt present their annnai recital at the Woman’s Club at 8:15 p.m. Guest artiat v4jl Kenneth Untenger, •a.ociatr professor of voice at Stetaon Unlviersity. * Circles No. 7, H and U of the Mrat Methodist Church will meet aa follows: No. 7 with Mrs. CharMi Atkinson nt 2004 Washington Avenue at 8:00 p.m. No. H with Mrs. W. W. Tyre at MOD (ink Avenue at B:00 n.m. and N«. u with Mr*. E. M. Williams at 2100 Cor­ ea Drive at 8:00 n.m, lighters of Wesley Sun­ Tha Daughters IT 8 c ni Class of the First !ethodlff Church will meet nt MeMlnlajr Hall at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. {da Stall, Mrs. 8. (i. Hnrrimiiii, Jra. Charles Meriwether, Mrs. fargaret Edwards, Mrs. W. C. Hill and Ml** N'rll Wll'ism* as hostess**. Tha Unity Truth Class will meet •t the Valdes Motel. The Imnk ’‘The Sermon on the Mount" hy Emmett Fox wilt he studied nod the puhlir Is invited to aHe rot • The JlM ur 0. A 'a will meet nt Iba First Baptist Church In the T . E. L. Class room at 3;30 p m VV K i’N KSDAY Weklwa Lodge No. 870 of the L . A, to B.fl.T, will meet In the I.O.O.P. Hall at 5:00 p.m. . The midweek prayer service of the Central Baptist Church will he I t 8:00 p.m, The Hituhenmn will BiMt during the prayer hour. The Prayer Meeting Krrvirr at the First Baptist Church will !>p at B:oo \ m FRIDAY Th* Florida Baptist Assembly Will begin It's attminl meeting he ■Inning at B:3n a m The First Baptist Church Bus will leave Die church st 7:45 a ni, B A M in U A I The Boyal Amhassmlnrs will rnaet at the First Baptist Church at 1:00 p. tn. | Enterprise Not™ I By liA T H E IU N H HELLERS ^ 1 ■ / A meeting of the Men's Club was.held Tuesday evening In the Barnett Methodist Church with the Ifroup enjoying a delicious meal prepared hv liny Miller. The fob •lowing officers were elected to aerve for the nest year: Harvey Dunn, president; F. C. Mill, vice-' president; (ieorge Denman, seerrlary treasurer; rntrttnliimrril chairman: Roy Miller. It was an flounced Hist o large uunutlly of aluminum wari‘ hail been purahaied as a club project In better equip the rhurrh kitchen. During the program a colored film on the northwest was shown l»v Warren Jarkman. Rnv. Charles Thompson left Thursday for Tampa where he prill address the stale convention of: the United Florida Drys using the suld|rt, “ Liquor as a Factor 1 In, the fteprndrnrv of Children". V Mr. and Mrs Fay Lee enter­ tained nt a dinner nnrty Thursday availing honoring Walter Trapp on hla birthday. Other guests prevent (Wlte Mr. and Mrs. Alden Taylor of Hanford, Mi r. Mary Larson nnd IftW. Trapp. •V Tha Women's Society of Chrlatlan Service held ,a study course iTJlpridav on the'hook, "Amerl#* *,' North nnd South", a study L a tl0 America. Following the totlonal presented hy Mr> Daisy pillion, a skit no customs of |th American rounlrles and our ntty was presented hy Mrs, ih Herron nnd Mrs. Cecil He|peakers taking part In Ihe course were M|*. Edward r, Mrs. J. A. Jackson, Mrs. ■an lllse, Miss Sarah Lmvder Mr*. Irene Jarkman. Mr*, rron Arnuuht a display of handrk iJPts by the women In the ehools In Ecuador and Guatemaa.I Ths figurines and souvenirs Jatt a great deal of atmosphere w tlw meeting and to tha luncheon which followed. Arrangement* of leal flowers wrro usrd for decorations. Mealran chillwas the main eourso of L CABO OP TH A N K S Ixmliy of M m . B. CJ. Mathi l l to take thlt opportunity inK all of their frlenda and ■hbora for their thoughtfiilnei* r art* of klndntee and the beau* il.floral offering* at her death. The family of Mr*. B. 0. Methvln Adr. Registration being taken . for Pall term INDEKGAKTEN Uralt»a number) Uire. II. R. McCall I? Mallonvlll* Ph. 1M2-W George W. Chapman i* nt Camp K iliivr. N. J., from where he will salt for Europe soon. Floyd Covpt-f he* *iriv*«l t-i spend the summer vacation m Sanford from the University of Florida in Gainesville. Mrs A K Power* and two chll dren, Nancy and A K J r . of Columbus, (la . are visiting with Mr. and Mrs Fred Bender nnd Mrs T Bradford Byrd Among those who will graduate on June 7 from Florida Stale Uni verslly at Campbell Stadium will lie Mis* Mary Lronls and George M. Spencer I’hoto tiy Cn* Mis* Ann Whitaker, in addltlon to many other student actlvilirs, served as editor of the Celery Fed, a schoolwide activ Ity in which 55 students took part. The paper reported achool activities nnd promoted school spirit mol arousing Interest In various projects. Miss Whitaker is noted for her nbllity as a tap •lance entertainer. Joseph Paul Horton Jr. received his commission as a Second Lieu lenanl In the U. S Air Force He serve at the University of Florida during the past week. Mrs. Alvin Kltnatrlrk and daugh ter, Linda, of Madiera Beach arc spending some lime with Mrs. Kilpatrick's parents, Mr nnd Mrs B. E. Chapman 11. C e Thrmfitiu S n t r a Imn *i w .km for thr mu piny. Amort* thr rvrh tt -rhr<|«il«-| hit inn 1hr uyrn htJihp nrr it curt' rrt hy thr Holliti'* titrr Tlu h at thr put in nf thr -ifu'IrTit t a•nt *i 11 * t»i p i n . , inform!*! iff *nip •*m l' 111 , mu I U IM IO N K j a .m i : s A G K N C Y F IR S T m ast ! 11. rllllli . l i i M l i r o i u ( IiTR F I«:i' 78 J A M E S IL U I I T ’ 1 t;t Hum ah. hrtrinnifii* i»l H;*tn p m Th r il 11111■11«- r • invitim! I d u if ni" 4 fhr pr o* ifnl .(*•» v irrN, fnllffWliik* Vi hit p l hr ntHi m G U T .IA M K S n rj Assoc. Camera Club Will Hold Initial Meet THANKS T'u mil' customers and friends, Margaret Davisl’iano Recital On 'I’ucsdiiy Simitirfl Friday lor your wonderful palrouotfc and pleasant associations (luring the sixteen years we have set veil you. IM . ( ‘after lifts!css Tor Church Circle T helma ami Homer I .illle H O M ER ’S GRILL Returns linker Painting- I Given To StetHon Home Dcimmsfralion ('lull Holds iVIccliuK’ --------- WHY UOAVIO FIr()Itll).\ THIS SIMM Kit? Coquina Hotel , . (Ilf ,M O N O • IH m % G % l i t I" m i i ih IIK A C II. M .O H ID A ml* I I I f l i l t ID u Dhmi * iv n v 1 *" n t 1*c r h 1 u * a* u ha* 1 I I * H I I "i % ( ‘ I n m v * t il ...........u s m ill llrio h 11* 1 1 ' • m il * liv e s f . V "“ ii ♦14 h I a * ^ 1/ \ * ItlM h a r « a l r t t o t i i i i i * **t • I Ml klitli liilHlge-,|rrr |t'iil.lltg f I Otrst linn II Hitt l*le i f suit ton timnh I § "*|r|» Mlll>l IS (flair I ||MtM|iDi||«|i||l U"ll 1lilltsi • l l a Its I M i l » tai l I l l s . , • \ fatir I itmi 111 ssl.l. u r n ,I ^ V. 1 Itaalasl - r Ii-......... T - tfkiitl- Ills Mill* imimraiisl s \ N K \ V U N S I V K KA T MS ,\ D P I .IS ( it u lt u lm g ........... inenl-r) t IIU .D It l \ AS LOW \S ---- Radio Briefs lu i ( tm l i t e r (u lm v iin lH iiii I IK N I t V 41* I l v- * r v % ra l l u l l « U 1 lie i»t U lie M. M i l l.. Malinger IH* \ "II'* IIIM IH M * III %« II I I «»II 11•% mi SUMMER VACATION F or f M C l LAST TIME TONIGHT EtisioN B efore Daw TOMORROWS COMEDY — CARTOON — NEWS SHOPPER’S SPECIAL M r SPECIALS CREAM CORN BEErON TOAST OR CRAB BOLLS ed candle during the procession Service of dedication, during which faculty and students ar • askFiI In (•'Affirm thi’ir rlcvation in tho ^ i If ni4 fi* Ftyrnhnlisi 'i in thr thi’ino nf liirht. will h<* - r»n• iluctr«i in tin’ vh.'iprl i»v i<5 Representative- of Winter I’.irk service el olis will Ink. unit in *Is-activities doling whieh facility member.* and slink tits rededteuto themselves to the nl> d , of higher education A joint meeting "f thr Winter Park Rotary, Kiwaio, and Lion* Chili* Mill oogio a' 1 !•' I' til a* Hu 1 student center noglt C MrKean, president of the college, will ne the speaker \ f f i their meet­ ing the club melnl .'i ■ will he In­ vited to Join the Hollins family in n candlelight |.ru<-- - ion which will move met the eamp'i, at 8:15 p.m. to the Know |e. Memorial Chnpei. Each )mt liei|iaot will entry a ligh‘ - Kenneth l>. BeDy has returned to Philadelphia, I'n. after visiting In Sanford with Mr. ami Mrs. il Kenti'tl llitlleligei. Imtitone, ns-oclHte l’i>ife**oi nf Voter al St. I A. Williams and Miss Nancy Will ns The first Hireling of the newly -oil Univi - l m in [lr| .mid, Will he Ihe gue-l ol,u*l wlu-o Mi . Mm lams. formed camera club will be belli garet Dav I pi. . o t , 1,ei nomiul recital lomotiow tnglil ii tlo- Sonfont Mr. nnd Mrs. Irving Fleischer ori June 4 nt the Camera and Gift Woman's '1 '' I »■>- leeitnl will begin .it M t5 pm Ml Hiilleogei will entertolord on Saturday evening Friends will be Inlerrsted to Shop, 115 Magnolia Avenue, S p he arromt .1 ‘ 1 1 \ Rogei l o-.hmau, l'i,.f* m of t*i..o,. at tin 1 oi with a supper honoring Miss Hebe Blstire, n uiemher of the 1062 learn that Mr. and Mrs. Samuel llergrrr. advisor, announced Ibis verslty. grnduntlug class of Seminole High D. Allred of 1208 Myrtle Avenue morning Along wllh talk* on all School, durst* gathered at 7l0O are celebrating their IHth wedding Phases of photography to Interest Memorial Day In beginner and expert a* well, photo o'rlock on the patio at the anniversary today. contest* will Ire held about once Fleischer home In Sail I.nnta. Favors nt rnrh guest's place Friends will he *oriy to learn a month with Ihe pri/e for the keimelli It ill HU!* ' . Mi’ki»t4iiitr followed Ihe class colors of blue that W. II. Harrell hit* entered first contest being donated try thr Nnlim inl M 'nim lul hnv «»b and while. The 'menu Included Orange Memorial Hospital In Or­ SI John'.* llrnlly Company Beg nrrvrri Kridnv m Sunfont l*\ tin' )1ltlfi **ur »*f x"ii >' iiriil ilnrt t.»i .*1 , Imp pi ^!lA'inUM spaghetti, tossed salad, hot rolls, lando, Ho I* the operator of a istrallon for membership in the flyintf lny ,ri Ibr ttnu ntovk n the ll| h i n \\ m i | Uliivei nit v, uiH '• ir*»* -( ■njaiis, watermelon and other dishes to grocery store nl 501 Sanford Ave dub may Ire made al Ibe Gift sreliun nthi •»v ih r «»f tM I Shop make up a delirious supper, Gar- line. flutrrt on tins kjnivrM ««f yrtriiinn In lit tlie Flit until ** . iljit "f tb. t nMm111* gilt el U fa 1- F m Mu Sal»****l drnina nnd hibiscus blossoms were I ih' a I rm irttfi i»»' held T i li'-tfji V « \ *1UM|* Ml HU n p m used In decorating the rooms of Mrs It. T Hunt and daughter M r«. I-1. K fC••in» IVI id b t.l nt lb. VY "Ml II M < lull tlio Fleischer home. Mrs. Fleischer Margaret left on Friday for Itlrh th nf D ir pint Itig: ( tin- Hur* ill br •sa-"» Hull ■iik'* * u h>* It 1« was assisted in serving hy her mnnu, Iml., where lliry plan to lilt If nf ( 'm i l ft*1 l.nt’amy; I n H \ » I I'lof. . pi. . .it I " 1 t .ti II" 1 til daughter. Miss Otiinn Fleischer. ntlenil the graduation eicrcisc* ot fill, tbr A nui'tiifi I .I'Ntim \ it x 11lit i \ held lo H i . . . Ural In • M Those enjoying the affair with Millard Hunt from Earlhnm Col KiV«* filter* « l ilUa* |»l||rri| ill tbi* i i'i*d 1 ■iin i' F U ,'t deg 1*'i fl'MM 1 1 f rn ill S' I.... 1 «•» Miss llinhrr were the Misses Jean lege The Ethel Hunt Circle of the Con mlranci* In tin vrlrituiN pint ill.t It M ft«*m Wilson, Connie Ludwig, Norma grrgoltnnnl Church met recently at Mn*. I«i p! « W ' lit, nn'inba i •>( M i i . k . III U \ 1 ru \. 1 1 1-, ini 1 H o i.In, H11mm1•tn Faye Harvey, Ada Adams, Caro­ the home of Mr* Bonner Carter till* A IIX i I III • v, Ittltl II Uta-Jilli "II I bt' Friends of D. L. Long will re U II* mu t|l A* 11 1b* » ill lit KM •.1 nut line Mclnnls, Ellen Driggers, Jane gret Itoulillr hiisnie.v, uii* ill*cu*>ed iiiniiilinrnt »f tin' I • Hut m to learn that he i, confined nml 1" t .f |'*., 1 faai dill me Ilf Davis, Ann Whitaker, Elizabeth to Orange Memorial Hospital In following the prayer servlre which iiiriim ry nl " • m u <b ul fill 1le 1 1 !\ in l-lp* Ml U *1 k '«bnp Murphy, Mildred Mlllrr, Dunlin Orlando where wo* led hy Mr* Ralph lluhhord lie is receiving Ml IliM 11r* 1 1k1 ■< •h m •* ,1 Iln Witte, drclr.hen Klrrhhnff and fur n broken ankle ho, Icli group decided to have a social 1Ipel 11 w,. 1 .Imp l!' K'tiab f 1 altillv Molly drahnm. Also, Boh Kilpn. treatment \ U v family night once a month and to ,ll 1 il .: I) "ill 11,. 1 % Ml l||. ■1!M1 Hek, Hobby drahnm, Joe Me- Infnrd In a fall yesterday. il'aiNllMiartl » nmi rmia* ll»»r» dispense with one of Ihe Imsitir** (lung, I ieorge Harden, Wesley i meeting* hy Rep I* * at roll Hi eee id Ten m rr -if I« "f II. Vk 1 ||l d ill fb iln Doyle McWhorter and Curl Will t It. In *•» Mi I'ltli Rthba It t in Spencer, Sonny West, Mel FlelsTin* ladles also voled In con OI’SSPC, mali iri*r >'l tile i ollltlilllee rhrr, Jimmy Smith, Mike Wind, Inrns Jr. received BS degrees from tubule to the Christmas nativity bucking the nine -cnuioi lor Ihe nprin 1tit" > til. I i m . 1mu 11f inn u "1 1 •" n ,11 ■t ■PP1 It - ----It. 1 rltrl, Cm.Inn Toll. Ereddy Wilson, Murray Stale College In Kentucky -erne lo lie place in iln- hand G U I’ tin mi Ii i 1 1. >ii f' Clarence Clause and Jimmy I'en. on May 2d U. S Senator Tom |shell llccce *ii^gi ,ted Eisenhower T i r j i «b ilfi 1 tppa Ml *>1 IM •‘i (trial l 1 •( at1 1II |UI 14*bull' 1 Ini 1l.I.a nlnglon. Alsu present were Miss Underwood of Kentucky wit* the cotilil stall In ' telling o* whether At the conclusion of the meeting, nisbee’a parents, Mr. and Mr*, Principal speaker and Dr Halph or uol Ihe plan lo .pciul half a 1 si ( l i t E l l si iiaiaai. Hamilton llishce; her urnndmo. II. Woods, college president, issued contest* were played and prize* million dull.it- m paving Hu* ex Ihe diplomas were won hy M i\* Wilbur Keeling \nim.il L A M L A N D i:. p* < ml ther, Mra. II. A. Howard, and Mr. |lenses of del, gale, to enine and nml Mis* Helen WIMe Miinim 1 . Imol i bl tkl'V -ll 1 lot and Mr*. William Wray. see him hu In* approval " Refresbmcnls were served laler Mr. nnd Mr* B E Chapman This wa* i reference lo a hid iilan Siiidiu 111 t iillrur " i 11 prl and Mr*. G. W. Chapman hove In the evening tn Ihe foilowinn: from Elsenhower tinrker* fm G D I’ ' oltdl'i irTry *01 Tuc*tt:iv tune 17 n returned from Montgomery, Ala . Mrs Harold Hnrhst, Mr* Iter couveidlim ileh-gutc* In 11*11 Ule iltlfl Vk11J In 1‘filM hi>li .1 .-I U 1 Him where Ihcv ntlendctl the grndita brrt Thurston, Mrs Clifford I'roe geio-ral al Hu espeii*e nl lm.il il.U S*'11' ' |i' M11M11 .1 fb III 1 1 |'a I'f aMilaHIM- 1 )| In [or J r . Mr. Joe Mrlieh, Mrs Clllli|iaIgo lliilip. H the 1I1 leg.lie turn of 5I|ss Chapman . •, . Barbara ...... . , A portrait pnintcil hy Mr*. Ernest HIM heeling and Miss Witte ll.IV III: ll 1 bill. |,i St.nffii t m jvhn received her A H degree from do not pi* then own Iritvel co*l* < linker of D r Hoy F Howes wm lilt! 1 .SIMMs nil III,ill V lllttll Ii al b\ Huntingdon College Miss Chap A* |,iii 1 ot I i*enhnwrr‘* offlelal presented tn 1’ rrsidrnl Ollle Ed .fmatl llilihlr .<<1 pub! 1* relurnnl to Sanford with her welemiie he v a* hni rieil lo tile set i-'Tjtl miinds nt Ihe nnnual senior rlass man tt milal 1.• rf( VIlia if IItin Iln parents to spend Ihe summer Willi, lion .e S mil o lo leptol lo ft ti lm 1 breakfast held recently hy Stetson fell fa 1ll.tl a Mil 1 ifnl I'rcsldeMt I'ridn 10 lie wa* H ole pi. « University Dr Howes' porlrnlt 111a |a*■d i". lull uliuil*! two I iiiiii I he gi colei pall Among the college -indent* who will he hung In the new law II. 1 tl'tl ill if 1' |l« ,|*|i •M ft if of Hu lino wa* del idl’d lo a two school building The painting was have arrived to spend the summer Hit ml i H IM |" t >1 null \v ill III mao i,lk h e lM '.o the t'u *li|ent J lie Sanford Home Demoiislra presented in behalf of the senior VHention with their parent* are biM fttit. *1 Ih 1Mil Hi .1 t I . -c> class at Ihe College of Law Mrs Miss Hat Inn a Chapman and Mis* •htn Chili met Thur*diiy al the and the 1 oertil .nut I subseipleld Util lm ha r. 1 ftt.fi.1 1UMi' I. H11 m»Lib M’ smiii i v illi S l'ie la iy id Diden*e \ aeht Chill for their last meeting Baker Is the dniiuhtrr-ln law of Mr l°?.nno Williams „f Huntington of 1til V 1 Ihe season tlidierl I ovelt, Gen " m ill Hi.nl Ala.; nml Mrs. J . E. tinker of Inon West College In Montgomery, ley. .......... in nl the .loud 1 ‘hud Miss Carolyn Patrick nnd Mis* Mrs. C, 51 Flowers, vice presiHrst Mr re l, Sanford. s h i 1111 i n . ( 0 1 1 1 1*1 Dial Boyle of Duke University in deni, gave the devotional and wel nf Stall 1 "t S c ii-l.t iy <d the \i 1 \KI * \ Nit. p 1 Inn ll 111 An*11III't M the men I which featured tropical Durham, N. C. comrif new member* and vislnrs m y Fia ok I'nee 1 1aJ1a i; i brld it Mill IIIHH.I 1 1 lit* T h e ir I* 11 l*o a folk**' lllllr 1 fall ..... mi "(Mrlit 1nt| IV footlti on!nil In CIiofm* countrlon. from Volusia count. Mr* George Mil Ii ;’(i ( I id r 11,1 mu while Ihe I'n s id ild Each guest felt Hint she truly hail Olio of liongUiKitl •lemtv eolllird 1 III"! . iM’l'ilft In In ; 1 .ar1hl.ifatl .|ie|d '.’i 'monte, dlowlllg Ihe j;ep rnmn tn know and brtter under­ president. rrs|>onded to the i 1III’ t MtniiM m t i MU'III p ..k , 1*1 \ \ i % By MARION HARM AN I Cl ;il abool the newly rrluilll i s 1i tMu V 11h,m r » 1III* .aft \»'U \ nik stand 1he people of Latin America dress given hy Mrs Flowers. e n d u e "i.nidon Into wtiudi El* 1 1 Ii tillel III the NnffnM.il l Miifrr through the study and In sharing Mrs. It. T Roehlk was elrctrd Cliluiwei may or may not m m . Dr. Joseph R. Brcknnbarh, asin mission projects, If!* a III • lii 1 tian|S filial ll At delegate lo the club convention in next January. sociato director of Florlda'a ex­ Mrs. Virgil I'rlce, the former Gainesville In July While House I'rcnn Secretary .In pi ub ||>|1 de .ire It* '.fa'ii a |tI’ll r nf ed with a bridal shower Thursday periment stations, illscussea the Miss Lila Wivd ird i* Mlsa Ivn tiro Barker, was honor- devrlopmenl of sweet corn pro- demonstration on mikin le■•#- • - )»'i I Inal lecllni’il III disclose aov paal11|f nliile till 111 imllnl IM, ur lid '* '• that look lilaie al Hu . it« | lull by b 1* pulllteal biMtl evening given hv Mr*. William iliirtlon and some of the problems hole loops for dres-e* Mrs C E Hardin. Mr*. It. ||. StnnaUmt and Inal have shown up with Ihe crop Williams nimoumed Ihnt the nest Hireling -Hurt ilesermeil d j * 1 ipi.tr it 1 III Mill .1111 in Hie l i n k Ibr piiihh. uidrul Mm nr Mr*. Charlra Thompson at thu m rrcenl years in n paper that club meeting would he held in Sep re|mrl b* I i .enlmwer anil 1 "coin ' (Ml 1il ||p| 1ail i|i"i| til** ;!rm '1 d and In . iv Hr trsy call llcfoii' il d o rlid , T ru home of Iha latter. Each guest wttl be used on WTRft'a "Radio tentber. m man rrin n k e d lhal "W e've got a U -t III)l o i r 1 H".trained was asked to write advire to tha Farm Digest' tomorrow at 12;IB mil Mrs. Williams also Hoinked the lot nf lm mi ss " \ a l nnal aif itbind .1 tin bride after which they were read oclock. Th e pi e an* (or Id a oluiwei lo IlHol tii'Vunil Hit ■nt dim of ffiiups club ineiiihers and officers for llietr „ . -1100. hy tho hmmree. Following the op­ go agam 1 file While House tin. lliHIll 1b«* l.mihnr area Sumi1 u»l|i* Early riser* will find Ihe kind nf ciNiperatlon during thr yrar ening of the many beautiful gifts, Ik. a impni:ii litdlmi • 1 In 1 * Refreshments were serrnl hy the afternom 'or a ceremony refreshments of rake and Iced tea music and palter tliey enjoy on U i 1 spullrr <d ippl in < Mill ' • lournlng <at Ii a 111 ware served hy the hostesses. W T n n hpgimilog at ti:l»() o'clock. hostesses to aliout .*•0 inenihers and E STucsd mil H\ •Ilf SpfC laliii* .ten nil In T l H» . tieral will hold a new Those attending the shower were Western Jamhorre" with Its fast- visitors present ........................ the I ’eulagon wlilili In .'binif,iv iiHri iiuun irlif >i els A Mr*. Tommy Orr, Mra. Wesley moving roundup of folk, western like Suiid .v ■ welroillliig eereinonv 1 niipb nl hiiiulie d mute wa ih'il if Tyler, Mrs. Harold Hlers, Mr*. B. and hillbilly music provide* an the l>el< Deiiarliuenl will liv Hie While Utilise gale* lu *1•r H*» If, llraddork, Mrs. Auhry Fender, hour-long entertainment feature, viewed from the various Eurnpesn to coiifiii' 'o m llltury mailers t Hbrrs ellhuw •r * h m lv.nl theie Mrs. Ernest Jones, Mr*. John Pad­ followed hy the "Seven O'clock seenes, Report from Eimuie Is a 1Ini r |. W h e tO 'i the reason ‘he I'en gntheli il nt the Slnllei gett, Mra, Harry Throop, Mrs. Club” with 56-mluutfR nf tons In weekly frature on WTUR. lagnli1* 1 li"il hi keep llte show an w here ElMitlmwr ■1 ha* a *iltte bit ■1400. Edwin Oraddock, Mr*. Alver Car- popa Interspersed with headlines, Boy Flynn speaks from the ram- armeil fone* affair Elsenhower's ills it aV In Wahlluiigliin tar, Mrs. IL C. Peterman, Mrs. weather, time and temperature, pus of Florida Stats University • •, 4 O T * Irene Jackman, Mr*. Edward KirDick Ilrlscoll rounds up the ov­ tomorrow nHeriiimn at 5:511 n’cloek rher, Mrs. W. J, Shnwcrtnnn. Mr*. I.oviek Dayman, Mrs. Cecil Sel­ erseas reporters nnd analysts for on another "Feature Story" proler*. Mr*. T . V. Metta, Mlasea another "Report from Europe" to­ gram. Mr. Flynn chooses many Dorothy Harrell, Ann Hlkrs, Ruth morrow afternoon at R: 15 o'rlock. Interesting subject.*, all of them of floe, Sylvia Dayman, Audrey Hl­ Gene King apeak* from Holland, especial Interest to WTRR listen­ ers, Helen Snodgrass, and Sarah titan Kapnrr speaks from Port*, er*. Students, professors, nod layDouglas Ijirhonco speaks from men prnvlila tlio suhjtrt material VI,M Jvs* *••<(>. tUrMs, •• *• •k’ m Burns. •t Ih* Aitr-IU, wksrs ">IUr st Wssdt The fllee Club of the DeLand Oato, Norway, Roaell* Donnghtm that Mr. Flynn corrals Into Mie »< tvtlUhl* (•> tWile*. twUewbr*. High School will present a con­ apeaka from Mmlane, France, and '.‘Feature Story". «k*ll kv-llsf, • « k**l«t lOW •1400cert in the Rritarprlae achool audi­ of course their many guests Interto w 1UMMII * * m NOW IN i r t i c t torium Monday evening, June 2, Cs—4 Ii, 1 wMie-li I — •stir l*r at 7:50. Tho group achieved first rtM iim i* » Msd*r- <•»«»• r-U-Ur. j h h place In the district and slate con­ ir*iliililili iiiist, (MllllUl (•» it** tests held recently, Raven of our wksU twelty. own local young people are In the glre rluh which le directed hy L000 ACCOMODATIONS on tho OCEAN Robert Auman. The concert will (Writ* Todsy Tor lnlo(i"«tif*o) feature mixed number*, mala quar­ tet, senior soloists, piano duet and a male chorua which has recently Juai RiMh A im ., N O M*. 1, Ahrlari Bi k H. FlariU •been nrganlied. It Is a concert you PHASE UNO m i BOOKLET TOi will not want to miss and the pro­ ceeds will be added to tha fund fur the Dew parsonage. Flclschcre Honor MI Hebe Bittbcc T H E SANFORO H E R A L D Mon. June 1, 1932 Page Miss Lylliati Boyle Honored With Party • TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY Artr|rmi jmnff co m in g ...o n d g o in g no jeom j (o spoil the back vf«w / 7 /d l/c / n a smoff new iftor/es E5 r/enler diver SFineaf 1.50 and ^ V a c a tio n mCaiul SELECTKD SHORTS M a n ! ' l l r •, ‘ AND CARTOON "WHERE SURF AND SUN MEET HIQHWAY ONE" Vn' fes •* 4 S 1.9.H �Pans Given Chance To Help Salvage Local F r a n c h i s e In S t a t e League Big Player Deal Brews As Blues Buy G-Men Shortstop, Pitcher F i^ L ^ T ^ a r ^ A le n o And Levy Battle It Out | Ily KKNT CHKT1.AIN Th# ptlK^lt of the .Hem! null. Blue* mill It* future eourm w ill lie sired publicly nt u ineeiing ill the City Hall tomorrow night, it r.it* annouucril hy Jo«l 1‘ieM, piexldent of the BIuur. " I (a n n u l u w emphasli# Ihe Importance uf Ihi* meeting a* Ihe very future uf baseball ill fianfurd depends upon Ihe re ­ sponse lu I hie in t i l alion liy etery fan In rume duan nml hear ihe true niliiialioii al llir pieernl lime," Field's alaleinenl read, The non-profit Seminole (’minty llateliull Association mm seem* Florida Stale League Hu pounded out four i during the ps~* week I to Levy1* i to ant Sanford manager Irru lt drive of Levy’* total of 12. Levy bold* (lie . • FSL record of M | a t set with the Han|H fo rd (Hants In 1**80, Altnu I* al■ 5 *° tu,! T r,u.h ■ record holder. He ■ iiw a tte d out 82 W ‘ ror. V** f - u " ‘‘ ■; 1 1Mb th eitablish he Has* B F Io r‘ l*** International aa L e a g u e mark M. L. Bulan n Hr., presldrnl of the Hanford Merchants As­ sociation, this morning urged Hanford resident,, to cull llnue Ihe fin* support they have given Ihe fleiuinolr County Hus* ball Assoc laHun and com* oul In see Hie game this evening with Cocoa. "Baseball la a wholesome epurl and ons lhal everyone cn|oya," said Mr. Habotn. "We can’t have a wlmiliw team rverv night, bill lei’s give our riub all the suppoil wr ran and (bey'll have Hie spirit lo win." Y t i Ale no have 99 a la which to crack to be ill financial atruils. Field’s statement raid tlint an average of 1400 glosn per game wm * tinbale minimum requirement In run the Hines, but since May HI, the club had been averaging only 1100 a night due to lain and threatening weather. Al a meeting uf Ihe board of dlrfrtorn ami slnrkbolde,'* uf Ihe Henilnul* Blues, II was de­ rided Hi call u Hireling fur lumorrow night al 7:30 pm. lit the City Hall. Ihsir Inlenllun Is lu give lu every one inter•rested Ihe fact* sud figures and then let Ihe faua deride whether or mil Hanford will have baseball after Ihe meet­ ing. Field told the lleriilil that It Is hoped Id expand Him present III! uf stock holder* lo Fill from IA ami that stock will cost lion per share. "Any fan can buy as much stuck us he desires," he stated. Huggcslloii* (mm run* a* to how to mvet the rurrenl finan­ cial ’ rrlsl* will he wrlroiued, Field added, lie also said lhal a long range ticket sailing drive may he lanncheil. The Blues' president went un the air with Ills plea lust Friday night In Orlando prior to the radio broadcast uf the SanfordSenator game. "I want to atrean lo vou and Ihe fan* that this meeting will ellhrr make or break the llluea Hit* year," he as*vrted, "W# cannot rimllmie to play with smaller rrbwd* during rainy weather. That nere*-i*rlly coal* us more to play because so many ball* have lo be Ihrown away." The Bines Blurted off till* leuson with Hie beat ilttclldlinre in file bug lie uml maintained it un­ til the middle - ( ln*l month when the rumldnallon of a losing skein uml many threatening night* cut tha gate* down by thrao fourth*. The non-profit or­ ganisation, which hud mi rupllul stock to begin with, used up R* early fund* from contributions, ticket drive* and *alo of ticket* at thu park by having to purchase all Um seuson'* supplies, buy player* and meet salaries un ths first and IBlh of every month. Tomorrow night every fan will have an opportunity to find out how all Ilia money th# Blue* took In during Ihe early successful stage* of Ihe campaign wa* spent. Ex-Sanford Hurler Is Leading FSL In Yielding Most Homers A* of midnight Thuraday, tlm veteran Cecil HuUon of I’alalka and the rookie Law Klein of I)«jnnd-l.eralmrg were Hie Clas* D Florida Minis1 League’s best "gophtr bail" pitcher*. A t , that hour, each bad been lagged for five homer* thla *eaion, Hutson giving up Id* during 21 aanm*, must of It relief work, wldia Klein had been touched fur hla flvn III eight games. Until hla release Friday, Jos* Fernand#* ws* III* owner of tha dubluuN ’crown" for he had been raked for ala homer* In nlrle game*. When Hanford o ffi­ I’lla a vr-rlM b recess***, eastern cials saw him le t' Leesburg Itaoul Fundura pole two out of the park la*l Hundsy, they had enough. Ilia release followed. Only a handful uf loop hurlera had escaped being nicked fo r a burner or more thru TYuinulay. They were! Hamm o f I'alalka. Runny Adams of Gainesville] Red Huberts of Dei.andl Paewee Wen­ ger and Dale Malnenay of Daytuna ( Bonny Roper of Orlando. Here's how thvy stood, with wins and loisaa fur all hurlera with three declilona or more, thru midnight Im t Thursday] * II IIM W I. ** *• luuoii, t'slaika 4l(l,i, UtljUnl-Leesliiiri icCuiluuaii. l.esfbura tlveru, I'alalWa-llalnes' jcU riu ksrC , Jas llssch iorSlart, Cum* .......... Unaingluii, Coma rrctaa. I.*csburg last, cl uI lavav Hldge*. I'slslks-Hitlnea kneel, jaa lleech lw*fn. Ssnrord-Del.aiiU rueteilu. Iwsshuig-Usl. Irea*. imyiun* Salmas, urlsmtii .. .......... 14 ....... ..........m.r .nUtme <«.«.« f1 4-t•»>,***'••*» ,.,K,r i«,!»-•*>.»>«•»(•*«>•.*«MK**,' ... . a rung, '[iHml'MVill* . a . . ........ . *...... air R u fih h i . Aaguailn* H i it iit t o . V*LyluiiA a-..:.**.................... mUlalght Thursday «kh a healthy .398 average, The huaky red-head wreited the |,.RI| uway from teammate Jack Cade, he who had held It since opening day, hut the difference hetwern them wee unly mm point. However, Roberta toot over the “ moat hlta" rrawa e ih 78 to c.de'a 75| weal lata a tla w|th St. Auguallae Bab Hueher fM double■ with ! • e a e b |klo a ti# wilh Cade for trlpler. each - n t, . i . k t , and was second In RR|>» with Bd to 94 craBted lo Hanford Maaagar Chaeli Ale no. In th# atolan bat# race rookie Howard Tesnow of DaytsSa had rtM n M 31 through Sddniahl Thuraday while teammaM. Dick w l # r bad *0. JJw Aa two club* In the former 10team Florida State League fell by the wayside thla week-end, ths Seminole Blue* racked up an Im­ pressive 8-8 win over the Sena ta ri In Orlando laat Friday night and then fe ll to the loop leading Dunn, Hanford Klectrir Co.: Mi­ chael Me'*. McC'ung Fl»e end Ten Cent Store: Richard Ken­ neth Tlaon, Taylor Electric Cm, Orlando. They Join the two earlier eiitranta, Murray E. Nance and Claude Hlttell Jr. Nance la apotiRoreti hy Itiminillat and Anderson Drug Co and IllUell will repre­ sent the Velluw Cali Co. Mr. Illttell said he « h very iflarnuraged wilh the local re­ sponse to the hoys' reouesle to Ire sponsored, and declared he would like lu hare all the boya Niwnaurcd hy lurnl merchanl*. We wleh Hanford merchanl* would inventlgale the boya* re­ quests and call nte for Ihe d«tails, Mr. llittell stated. All youtliB will build' their own racera and receive only hare txpemes from their iponaora. 'They A ll men iulareated in p l v ’ Ing eoflball I hi* summer-la Hanford are urgently rd lu allend a meeting will) City Keerealluu Director Tbonta* Stringer nt the l.akvfront Diamond loulght at TiM u.m. Drganliatlon of launa, a league and schedule w ill h* discussed. will compute in the annual riyudiut of thu derby at Derby Hill W O r­ lando on July 12. The winner >f tbo Central Florida race will then get an all-expense trip to compel* in the national running of the Hoap Box Derby held m Dayton, O. next August. At New Orltana, tha bottom of ihe Mississippi River Is several feet higher than th* level uf down town etreeU, says t h f Na­ tional Geographic Society. fa d u b a vtotually fo l'c h a n c e 'u f e i’uaY b,“ * # " ,1 *" ‘• " I" * - **’ Th* ^ I s e t b 'a M lZ t i lie La ad Red Hats won leur of bu 1 l b iw T ■•*«* while Orlando waa taring ? »u7 flv * of aavaa. the Hate vlndlnu * iV .i^ o i? , , up the week with a fal three ™ **, * *rc.uil ,1 01 game lead over tbo 8*«»tor*. rcord and could reach «T|i# B#mllM)U B|u„ o f Hanford. loop reiord. ,M(l „ * flye-cracker two week* Jo# Parle* s e p a r a t e the , I ^ ^ M M a k r -• ago, continued in their till spin, Blues from th# Senators in third ' lo’ ing 'lx Of '» v*» nod dropiiimr place. 0 one half game* imt Tonight the Blue# w ill face Hi# Cocoa lad line her# In the The Daytona Beach Irlander* | firs t tilt of Ike new schedule, B u d U M lf^ ^ B u"'iar Red Krea* had Ih tlr h*«l which waa aeceaailated by the lltgo n l R H H seek of Ih t season, winning *'< ' Um * of Gainesville and St. ford of eight. Including two from H i' Augustlna from the league. 1411 Hals I'alalka and Jaa Beiel, Manager Chuck Aleno will he .. * . V' 1 I won three uf five; Leesburg trying to bring a halt to tha The ' three of sevens Gainesville hrokc Blues' recent slump that ha* seen third V* , f V H T j even in a il; HI. Augustine, three them lore 11 of tha laat 19 gainea. im -p lw I of seven. Ceeua lest five of Ho will probably go with hi* lalrj , seven. Cuban (linger Tony Torre*, The 1 IB * Highlight of the week was <•"" biasing fast bailer from Santi­ re Ihe league lu Dial of the biggest “tradea" in league ago ha* posted a 0-1 record In At the projected rale history when I'alalka swapped three appearance* this *ea*on. iglng In runners, the Floyd Clift, Jnrge Rivero, Floyd "Jolt In Joe" I'erlae came lo may knock In near- Bridge* and Keuny Adam* lo Ilf* over the week-end to bol­ (liilnesvtlle for Al Pirll# and Jim ster hie average from .198 to terla, Ihe league- ^Daskalakl*. .118 on a homer, double and three single* In *lx official FLORIDA STATE I.EAGUK AVKHAOES trlpa lo the plat*. Parlae TIIHOUGH MIDNIGHT THURSDAY highlighted Murray H y r d ' a TIIF. TOP TEN Laat This i eighth win of the year In Or­ lando laat Friday night by ( lass (I AH H II HR HR RBI Week Week banging out a circuit arnaah, single nad a double good for two runs baited In. Yesterday Ihe "Joiler” spanked out two single# and drew a pair of walk* In four attempt# for a perfect day at Ik * platter. Byrd continued to be tit* Blues winning**! hurley a« he ijow has S-ll twaned foe the eeason. The slender righthander, noted for Jtl* nothing halt, ha* actually a sailing variation of a slider. Yesterday the Blue# could do no better than nick B ill (Tarlch for five hit*, one o f them a Iwierun hoot# run by flualy Kin ales in Ihe bottom of Ihe ninth, II was Ithodes' fifth of I'layer Ihe year placing him fourth on Aleno Ihe club, which leads the league Indira In lhal department, BarbuGeorg* Smith started for tha Keni* Seminole*, but didn’t laat one Cavallaro Inning aa Marty Marllnaa, recent­ flhtrha ly signed veteran righthander, Brooklyn relieved amt want the distance fo r Ihe loalng Blues. Smlth’a lots was hla third straight after hav­ ing wan hla flra t four In a row. Manager Chuck Aleno want billets Imt managed to knock la another ran ta bring kle total to H for tba season la tha firs t President Krlder warned all club 47 games. He la now 74 away manager* that all game# unplaved from the 149 FSL retard aet at midnight June 24 would b* lost by anatber Hanford player, since th* "second h a lf" Marts Juna Baddy Lake, la 1949. Aleno has 29 with a fresh slat* fur all team#. •7 more gaame la whbk ta aat He urged elitb official* to make a new laaga* fecord la RBTa. every effort to play th# game*— Pariae’a homer In Orlando waa In tha visiting team park If poahla flra t In tha paat four weeks slide—because tha league pennant and a spot In tha play-off this Daytona Beach I I 84 -411 and ralaad hla total to aaven for y*sr w ill depend upon total per­ B tfoa IT 21 371 tha year. He la second on th* centage p*r club for the season. laburg 17 11 -38t team to Aleno, who leads w ilh 11, John 1rubra, who hasn't bean able "Because of thla new system, DeLsnd ■Hanford 8 •V*ry gam* count#," hu pointed Jacksonville Bosch S 8t. Augua to shake a slump since return­ ing from h it three-day suspension out. Ha announced double*headers last Thursday la third on the as follows: Juna 4, Orlando at J*X PlTalka 8 Cocoa S club In th# HR department with Beach and Daytona at St. Augus­ Grineiviito 7 Daytons B uell 4 tin* j Juna 7, HI, Auguatlna at Leesburg 4 Orlando I __________ U ta b u r* and Jas Beach at DaLand] June 8, Cocoa at Daytonat June 9. Daytona at Coco* and tlninaevlili at Hanford] June l», Gninaavtiia at 1‘aUtka and Orlgttda at DtLand] Juna IS. Palaika al Jax Ranch] Juna Id, Cocoa at Jaa Beach, f i r e s t o n e TROY R1ITTMAN WINS INDIANAPOLIS 500 MILE RACE AT 128 M.P.H. ON FIRESTONE TIRES All FSL UameH Must Be Played By 24th Moose Me 7/ee Now You Can Buy W orld-Famous, f l r t s t o N s C h a m p io n s ★ MONK NON-SKID SAH|Y . . . Wlcfer, Natttf Traad With Thousands of Sharp-odgod Anglos Oivni Grtatir Protection Against Skidding, $ * OMATER RLOWOUT PROTICTION . , Now Daytona at B its Hanford a Excluslvt Supsr Gum-Dipping lilm ln atu Intgrna) Leaiburg at Ra NFOID ' IX C H A N O S * t ir iT t k t p C U A M N I H • M ... - 1 COCOA VS, SANFORD 8,00 O-ctack ---------- --------* TV ; l w Uyrd Chalks Up Win No. 8 As Parise Is Off On Spree The registration deadline for Sanford youths between the ages o f I I and IB dealring to enter tip Central Florida Soap Hog Derby ha* bean extended to June 10. O riginally the final day for ap­ plications to build ami enter the annual Soap Bog Derby was Iasi Saturday, but C. E. Hlttell, gen­ eral manager uf the Holler Motor Sales Co. and supervisor of Han­ ford entries, announced today that an extenilun had been granted for late Sanford entrants. Meanwhile five more buy* have registered with sponsors to being Ike total now enrolled la Saa/ocd to eeven. TVme boya who registered over the week eod are: Turner Williamson, Carry Electric Co., Orlando j HISmith, Andrew Carraway act Agency: S a m m y Softball Meeting r.la jJZjt ft" >u m Deadline For “ Soap Box Derby” Entries Is Extended To June 10 Seminole* Defeat Orlando And Then Lose To Red Hats ■i . ji WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS p* • • • • • • • • • • 4 ", IIK • » •••" A O L i m i A O 73* A W YOUR OLD T IR IS WILL : l �a___ AUTO ACCIDEN 'I ^ TA2EWELJU'rehn.UO-Mri. Mutr I ha Weill, 68, Key West, Fla., was killed Saturday In inn automobile Occident four in lies north of To if. welt. The highway patrol reported her sou in-law unit daughter. Mi and Mrs. David Sherlock, were in D a C; La PERSONS [U T. DOSS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED ir o p r a c t o r [HOURS 9 to 12—2 to 5 Atlantic Bank Building Phone 701 ItO South Palmetto Avenue SPEECH COURSE . 'U A IN 6S V H X 6««-F uLllc hsultli nurses In Florida bpRan o two week, short course In speech and hearing at the University of Flor Ida today jr~ y< ot » * , *• ' T % T IIR SA N FO R D H ER A LD r)R. H. McLAULIN 11 OPTOMETRIST FREE HOME TRIAL! y y « t . I Trtc* lor |oj, oti mi I l^aU o«ooomjf.” M M m *4 f*4»t4. I m y it t t o p -a n d -g o , ru n n in g c o s t w ith 9 > tu n fo o d s . %»*. 1‘ kuee U s * I'll.me 17,'.a — 1 7 l« j • • it Only 5(a mile --------- ■.oliL.BBlUuk i ( » > < • /.* M i l l " W l [t a u d t ill jrtM c u t baft t ■„ w o r k H M H O P lt A C T O R Please 1-utl fur appiillttinenl GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE eenlunt Page 5 DR. H. K. RING .MOTOROLA — AD M IR A L T E L E V IS IO N I'umtilHn wllh serial suit Inio.Hr ilia " M Mon. June 2, 1912 "WeranthieliM Ford F-u Tanker ■LIU luilee during till hVvmuuU. Ford 1 luck Leono,ny Run.' u>* , Kenneth E. l*rlor. "llur d*y-b> -day r,tufde show that we paid (154 4t tor eat, mflhUn4/lc« and repair*. That » only it a ndle. f i . . t f f & J S S f f j i 10441 l0 -m & 3 Mute* c * i«r..i •|eM It /ere TruU. tmihitnt Um M U i « Raw Ford f-6 gWo* only choke of V-8 or SIX in 2-ton Soldi » « r .....y New paw**10 « .* < > • « lloN VO u J u p t o t i ; 140 Rw.! advanced to H - h-P** much *t »00 T b S S . dead r t f M In th. Ford is . i , . i i „ I , . . .«i*« aeuir i" ■II 1111,1 in t l l o . H l i P « U itfftft iw o Hitui cubi for > .*14 t'omfuii and ^ult \HR4IU* 1|UJ h u d t I it H.+ Uttly 1*1%Klip orftnow «n i i" V * 1 hi* for MYltitfl up lo M'*. i ul. fl iiikU* 10*1 *1 9f,Ac4 tl.Ni* (lit oth«r Uaiitinw %U» iin M Iik .* In Th e RHONE 118 (OAK* l liiM4l V d ol Si* livi* a' 1 Hnnl til* m 4M bo orroptSit itt vi Hip I rlopliiilt#' u« m*»m» iitiiHilitiH plmnit If f our immo In ll«fr«l lit IIip Irlriihiiir l»«*«*ftk. In frlUIII l*lf lllfl Ml'CNlNIIlUdlltluR Itir niltfilikrr It ft|Prf^4 l« MV pf ntii |itl i ■ In iitditr fur lu I t i i l r r III# li f il pnikHilf S C r i lr ii ■II >V«nl tiln mum la# la u h V Ford Rucks for 52 cost still less to run! - M O R R I S O N , IN C . D EA LER a u t h u iu z e d w lflrr «(■ H ip itnf hpfut# puhll If*(In m. i*lr■*f Ritlllr I imiu rill■ i#11 .. . to ..it i *11 ' " ll I t \V, l i t : VI, Mem FOB W AN I’E l I Siuifoiil u it N I'li r l r u'il y 4in*l i t *aIa'|p)ii in*a "I VJl 11441#If Will** \ M , o 11*1 Jill fioiit t W KLARA Apurlmi'iitH l i t W I .rmt .Slrrrt. |*honP 4R0 W '» I oiii|>t. t# Inn* I o a* iti. Slof# ihi lly K ^TT^OMAO 7 Walt D Ia d c i (TZq*aTT 2 F U R N IS H E D (Jut,axes, It inum* utiil l.litli Hcfietied purrli n i l , I ' ll| (N A < 'E h Ity K in k y , lift In (f.l, $ier mouth M i - M AVmII, Flu.., nu.l Fiift.lace. ii I ru n iide, Mm'imlln T e n a e e , M. <• I l d i i l i E S W Frenc h ami Volueln A v e i , IIIA W . lal S , I'huiie 12N •i i u ng f ( !ll y , F la „ ,, „ ___ I I A N US , lu ll ., au #fn, Sp.ue'if i i l i i E L I I W A p t. i l i l I 'a ik , il'.wu j n i r . i l r u m . (fiMHHi lu . -lt d r . 1 itsire (Ill.Uli. Iiirilhpt. T e , inn, tinile ills. Kn tie l '% I’ imii *. SI . . i f , 11*0** ,AI yi Ilf H I t N I H I I K I I upiduirn, 2 Ix-dioimi Ful uiy'lii u p p i.tiilih .n li .a ll 1. i'urtini'ii, IHOfi W. T h i r d |2 *lH W ^o ( i . A I I A ( i E A C T . fi rimui" and t-atti ti.i'fly fu rn lahfd I nil l l Welch, H I from H u ill. In d p m lly Mttri Walker WHWM8 li.nid. I .mi k <' attic fan. iidnlta. Nit |iels Hum e lifter fl, ----------------- --- — ..ajQH€, I'refai H EAI.'K E Y E D |i .'hs l.u ei.iudi.y JhEi AV Yuu pick them in your tonliunei 7Fw per ldl"lud. Fnaler Alliaun, .Mum im (.'u riifi, Rl. -Id, T W D Fnrnlahi'il apmtiiieniii. Chun. I I H or 18»r. J . W A N TE D —2 F t f l T t R K D R O O M H or three I n i k " edrootn house, Close in u, winiiil consider OtntlKf City Chon* 027-H , W rite A . C. M in i), lioi 07, RE I. 3— IP y o u LHCB DUICB D c M T yo u THINK VOU O B 4 T T IB -nuce L«r iJlCttr NOYf VD ufiB V - I N « « N , NOT HIM KNOW HOW you ti#ALLY FBBL ABUMTHIO Y K T/ AcriDti _ WAS/ y -B ur I •fa CATCH i i I C H«f: 1: J. W, H A L L , Realtor Florida Slate Hank Uuilding "Call H e irC h o n e 1758 kow cam i hutumo u f i..A c r w h e n ro " -r ‘MAfu^ioT rticico 8 BEDROOM houaa under coniirurtion on larga lot 100 x 180 ft., oulaldg aIty. Small down paymtn* and amall monthly payment!. Phone 718-J. m ■ ia*Maa .4m*«*« •*•#*#*■**• m ■ ■i-7 i &; I \ N I ti * Mm im ii it SiuiliHi'l, O r |,i lull* t-: a*miin; If av I DU* .1 Ii* i 2 8" nllll I H I '. dt i U I IIP sli.it pf ned i t i ll .i'|.tilled Sliitiniin's, I ill, •!! ID v . *172 W LATHE. 0:00 p.tii. Phone A ll r * | t l a i Braafle UOi.DSHORO PA CKAU K STO R E ilia w. mb it. '.ini' l ie# Ilm ve y 201 i'honf Dt.'H I etude tu,. "Oil •i *1 d. h v . . . -I Kills IMIil, VV im'min SK IS :.ltd ■■i : ii . \ IHI I-1 Inn. us eullLpaniuli ... hniiM ki •p rr Sunfurd vD'iii.tv hi Diltiml" Eldelly Indies lunne m mini Cl net leaI iitir#lux nluldy Mi lianu.ey, Sim i(t I, limuy. I .'Ity, Flu. diii.i u pnu Jim i.o , winding, Telev ision and laili'. scrvlre. Aa near to you us yum tr|tplume 101. CAIHNKTH. Counter*, Ciiphuiii.l* C. Vail, Wootlworklug, hi2 San font Avenue. Pliotie I-I6M-.I. n. i lulling k s, Hlll'U' I I N O T I C E S C K IIH O N A I.S — l i 'I H E Win kniK Midi's etiopping jiluee fur new, lined mid i.'fin I - lieil |in 1. 11011' f.u l he ruinptfte In.tnr llndl'et Cl ices I eleplninr lit) 1121 I In- Fill ultu, e Cenlei VA*"1 t n st \ VI A I IttN mi top ot N in th Cat nllliii ul Ptnnnclf Inti, Runner E lk, N C IIHHl ft tiji In the >i .'ini' vs.m tlerlaltd nf western N in th C n ro lllia , where ym i'll tin.I lils u i.d y cu m fu rt, fiiM fund, i. ii lum itil" rnti'.t. Y ou can dn .i ltd ..f untiling if yon chouse ui >ini nitty pre fe r nputta *li.J ■.<-■ .n t ion sue it ns law n gurnet Inking , fishing, tennis, s w im ­ m ing, mid guild golf course* neat h y . 1ft— SPEC I AES Phillip*.Carry Aabritua Siding Cermno Hiding flfi per Hip lit (Hade | H per So 210 lb. Alplihll Shingle ftl f.u A U T O M O B IL E S 1047 W I L I . Y . H Station W agon, 1080 0(1 Pig N ' Whistle. S E C U R ITY I.1IMUF.R 4 SUPPLY YU. Ath 4 Maple Phone 797 C A R P EN TER WORK For quick repair Job*, or tump building, Coil Jlw U42-M-4 80 FORD Coupe, radio, heater, p(**Mc seat covet*. P h o n e 1873-Jl. ____ _____ fio C H E V R O LE T, i door StylelTne Deluxe. Excellent condition. 23000 mil**. |460. Down. 113.00 ptr month. Phone J88I-W, iw - .ASiit’. . . . m . . . % *j — If IPlil M ERCURY, excellent condi­ tion. Kudin, heater, spotlight. Must sell ipdfkly. .'lot* Park, Phone 1304. Applied by Experla ' tl'l./A - A't IN • ,T4cy.>'.v;ivi pf i l.lnyd, Mft ITU Toll 1' i U ' M\CK r'DUK M1 l STO RE shelving ti ml gondola* In good cotiililion, f lu m e '107-R. i. 1 Uv in tleal, ti s 11. n i l V. 1 - ..«• -t 1*V 11 i mi . . 11 H *♦ piiii 11 hi In >. n w ii v into a '" u l, u i i ' U l e in.mi I ele idiMU* t i l fill t i l . fstliillllf n. slop I I |l| \V> d I' lint I Ilf I nllll lu ll ' I '.'III. I ................. I Hanford Ave. E lcclilc imitni if DNE STEEL T H I J - W af ter III IIU i \ i i ll V E N E T I A N lltlfiiU— F o r F i f e E tliriNle Call 220 Nrukarlk lilass and I'ulnt Co, II y.u.1 "i >1 A . M \ \\\ 'I* i ill > I 12— SI'K CIAL HERVlt llH I'! MAC,S K|K,(r|L, Service Moved temporal lly to reur of ItltlU 1 ’r- 1, I . •V I'l ,i.dill.p ,1 Supplies < . n i t ttel tux A l(» putt s I I. my. '.'SIMI Snulli I'tuk Ave I'i.i.lP* f." , 'I SI I I H R , M i - I .11 •id.. >i held lifer.'lie I'U Hi'.i.e I I I SIC K H O U S E ? D m x .'v screen*, porch, - step* nuilillliK Vail I In line m l W ufler llillll ii in I*hula* fill III. t PI 1*1*1* H*w l( •*.41•* I, MSH MM I I toil • 11null •' imi-. I'Vi I i l u r r . 1*1.1 VIIII N*. O FF IC E D E S K S at half price. itenutlfnlly rcfinlslied like new l i d .W V' Flrat The I'liMiilttre '••liter. ' mill i.idi ud mid iepau Wdlium.*, If'lfli |n»ii'It. will I* A * ll i 11vel l H A IIV Tel j f| 11.1*» /«•8 ,1 1 1 I.A ll IN 11’ : I ,d ."I i • .in k ii. I I I ..n. l'.iim I " , oil in r It A It V H I T T E R ll f t i ..I . . I ' , rncfe Mi*. M irtuiu Vimip, l i d W . m i m h st Ciiuiif m i i m M Hnlp1 i *i |*t ntft .4 ID tireV > '* 1 M o m.W | I #. * It A 11Y H I T T E R . E » p " ' " . . " i ff I f lief a M I .. i( I l in I "II I H U .1 Cull io*IiU- l(ni i n !' i I'i* L pO H|i i «mmIim S o o . I1, l.luir mull MU I I • U'liilli- m IVA N T E D E X C E K IE N E K D Si nr \ \ IJ.M M l I .S. (i c/o 11**rti I•I W IIR K l . ft i I 1101*1*'** if It" ■'**oeeraia .-r«sr-« a/iv*Nn ru r . . ■:.1^*J'. J L-cl'■ T H A V E I t S K Kutfiisinn |(».ls In IMH", Seilkntlk lillia* I'u lilt d o . (1ULF Filling Rtallun, Flral Rl. 4 I I N C A I N T E D chert of r> tlrawrra, Ftrnch Ave. Approx. $UfiOO.,)4l M onitor apt, alia wash ing m a ­ will handle. A good full time chine. Cheuti for rash. Phone operator altould clear |50<M> 00 to ta.'tH-W, 1802 W. 2nd. fOOOO.tW a year. Phone 831, J. IM H Y RE Dudley Odham, Dial. lit rxcellent enndilion, |8J Call JM -W after TH R E E bedroom, two etory fur8:80, nlihad hodaa. 1814 Oak Ave. Phont B05*M. w t s a a a n d L H tu o a a M ifhir L n s r pi AWING —) If ymi want lu Huy, Rent or Hel), By Paul Rublaac u l i . s ______ Raal Ratal • Fur Ha la i .Ma n w i i ll iiii'h n ,> t iM'ii i f - .I wink any hind l . i i l f d l . . Ed U S E D M A l i l * ' t ' H E F p m mtiu.', wuiil (Uxt'illH Teitl.ee, \ j , i pi.i.d .'.i.d d iim , fill.fill, I* I i i, I -. Hum .- lia> Eli,, 2 IU Kmd I i h R E F IN E D W I D O W wind piitll si'.vi’UiUS nicely rurntali.il 2 l.edruom liuutf tu Kuod neluhtiur 5 S -t? ^ I 6 E f lOJB o r | limit mMi |.tit., i * I I I, Ml* l o t liil MI «■ I Vll i t. II*. \\.**m M i -^i I U l l l i E U vsiD i Im ji k I im' f p 1 wanted tu lux l i nt ' it pilil* I «Ml>*i pi lipo- Mloll 9 h kl r < vii « ••» i i i m *.' uni** s •i mu i ♦* | , H . l 1 ,0. I tok»M|*F«* ill \ in\ It , I l k III , V I'lmll I'lU- Ml for i* Ilf* lino- pi of* •mo o ■« L'lMUl 'Jliuii ! H ' t l W om*I fl* *i, Itun S|M Mipk M \ (.1, iinfiiridilii-d hull".- in l ..I i ii 11*I Jl n ft M n 11 *i* p, If, 1,11 Alury. I'lume 7KU W. A t *oJMpli to (J m -i I iy hi'pl «.f S IX JtOO.M hmiRf, mii eSrinlmth |»n , w » i * * j o UO Mlvd,, unfurnlelieil, I'l....... 27M W \ | u, , . , , , . , ;{U (Iij I'.-fure ftllMI |.II1 I t .u lit. Ilf, KI iii J.w u I',1 :, |H, ... . I<i .1 Itui'in S n if f 7U.,MI 1 I I t N I S I I K I ) 2 , u i m i a p a r t .....id At.V IIIEIt O F S A N K , , I,I, 1 1A N- Jaaeamine Ave. jti:| mi E l « , ^t I’ l.nue 12 . 1 1 11 uppiris*1 in Ihi- *im * i » % h* hi \ » spiu iiMiri* ( h *•« ^ hiii % \ll ot 11ft 11 l Hut* Wtllk t ■11*i*i ■. |, 11. h li t . ity Im iiilviin. >iiu id W m I' till.Ml.’ it" mid ltd. 11' ■ f. I' • " 11•’ r 1.1 -1 III *iu lifl.iltl ].*« «• ( MICKEY MOUSE W u . M L N M* :if» I ‘- m i t oppiit I unity to it 1 1 *.,i* Ih.tHV Hull* i *1**1 Hoomi f lit I* Ihiilritr I'lthl. i *(i r» i* i >iM* ti »* MoUKliN furiHsh*il Klli*hiUu*H»* | ,<| ,.f , \\ tih .Slip i i*v*u nonrlliuuiU Ml mu hi-1 luml Couil i ,».,j 4iwuxi off*,I l.miiitM* IliKhwny 17-R'J .S (lily IlmilH M m will. .Slip < ov»i a* Do pI iilu ul 1*01(1* U i. .1. I'l i ■ MMin'n , 1111uiti-1 | |h iiiim Ii * , i. 41 .tit.. .1 i ill hi.ii W 1 y.'W va i h i i i u i 1 MtN I \ I IIA • \SH ...Mm \ N i l II \ II I sti| : ..In — 1 i !■'»»»! ; l ' 1.1VI (I|f 1(1*41111 RENT I \\ \ N I KM to liiiy lot limin Hill* f* to fn itoi'!' iii* htkf m oi Hunt All M l I I ;s r « I K S A l e K ,1 b l. M U t l 1' i o o i i n it i*i fin'i'il In |n+r f tool •» tA \ III .1, H 4**Hlif*« |r|m ll«(l *, , » . MMo Ilil* Hi si | VI. (' W ol Ip pl* *l- 1itr |i*‘» oit illly , v\ I.* o. . to ftll‘1 f Hi I** 1 • I' ‘*t ........... * 1 SVIi'K to I XI111i 'l V I'M**Mil* I 311 M* ra Nftlv flit lorwl *h(kitii* lint ..I toWll »l|l|>Ol t UllitIt * ill o* llv .ill nbSi* Ayi* t" Is FI*1xH'li \t hi kim ' limit s I' h i hi it 11**111 i". i ti<»h with nutlipfiMI ortm uiFiiiion No » *»llt*« tiiiH *M *1* lit 11 Sim \ pJiiitRHl i ii h I jm <*fft j»M* • • i n . ! II Wll It :* you ( f|i|i«n ft Hit I \ fol |*," Hint lull W i it* i>o\t f* i i ,i • \ 11,1II1r11«*1 l l l h l V|o\A :||i|lht ol loll A 1 K ltilt fii, K h i |mm » '.*ff I "ul 114i f ill Him, N'l tv «i|y \ t w % •11 I S ln t r Ulrlrlrlie W ESI V IE M W rit I Ij.l in, «l •• |<•11I i *. I* |io vVi*I t'luUl t i . v i H F St*mh*»ili* ClHIIlf V TllK*4 I'f/u II M I til llf oik I sMi|K# Mill v Indiana \ n U It A vniUf fit aa l iiu hint* « ti'umny & vaai liulll*1 Wl l i - h» ht* I WPitei u It- ' IV. UI.U ........ . ‘ d l,,dm g». .p u i.o iiH l- I lot I" f|111 inllpj** In... I h u m .1)1 S uifoi.l i ii i f Mu* If S I . ' I 'll |;j ; r A 11. Sitii -Miin i a. i .‘.I oi.i 1.1 - 1 *' i I li \ I III* I M .IIS HERALD '$*>*$* iv •M V__ 11 y ■ j U i mm S K M i.M U .I. I I R A I . I V IdLtll .Muanalm Are. I'louie 2t V HANFORD Ity rum lln r n tinving * ." i- I ui.l ■ >|'* d I'd I K l. i \\ . I I . . lliilltr-. In. ............ Vl.dl.ni. .lit- nil.I llaiulolpli U p i Niiinif lil rr«iHiH»llil« I n iiMifr limit iihp tM«'urr#ial lnn#fllu«. THE uiiii I It *i»*ii tiiMitrl O.I ............. .. if mii rtnit iMiitta In four id PHONE 21)0 FLASH GORDON mid Ii Im atlvonlurcH In npurv ■AUlUGfc'APH ,1 l/nuiifs |m , i h* it loir , 111** Itlftlfl. «*III |>|(»y in i*fif 111* lour •I **11**1 In .« D M IV , till |M»Mi ot ihi s ..... in JiMiifjitl* v f iik*' ilil i»*', l K A H N K X I I ' \ '• A ' l l Ill,„l.l. II ■11 I I l i a . * l ure t *e* u» , o d u y l * 0 t k 2 i}$ n '9 A W O N D S K F u l . J 1 -A N a U A a i H R R f IN TW S )l ’ALO M A '.M H AN S A LA A 09 T 2SSYTHIN O I ■i a i* * llOtl l‘ If 4e*111I III ltl-1 fllfrll ill Sfllltnl'i III >util ink II Ion III* mi i I llm . I l r M.r lie . I l . r l l l i u a ilin r. III. e*> Hue In ie rllt.u a ilin r. s.. | i , i 1Im> Itisrrtlun III H u t.. M. tier 111. la ie rllfM V .... IIsr On I m i l l I n u lls . I I l» r iia lii, it, I h . Use. I 4 4 l U«aAil44t<l b 4 4 M4*#I*a*I wRwU u.a«*a 1*1 e u ^ p j y t o u l m o U 808 E. FIRST KT. |U> S . hI wiJ llvranil f .C.Aa « |Pal V 111 * 111-* * f.»|G U O I NOW! See haw litti# IMl I HIS W _______ i tail to nm • ,w J ,,*A* " u t0UH kl«d ol w*ihl J J rumlin)t. ,twt report, of 5 ;,UU Ford Truck owner#, troni the nationwide ‘ ,m ! Truck Economy Hm* many imuvy duty H.r* N run lor l«*» »>•“ *• (l >* " , V, Every kind ol jot. represented! Com * AtAlitfrUHt »f ft \ I I I 1%> i «• n# i til in oi J H * l l « * * i, * i J| fill }*!w iiiiiN f U t Hi t i:\ S l Mill SING I till N \ \ \ I'GHSUN N I I. ___________. lllura loud. . . A T . _______ — ‘j i l t i �A« Vif Leg*! Legal Notices MKfl r1it,nWZ\SXLurfoW!L C O U IIT, M U N TCIO U nttT, tA L A - m Negotiator At Volusia Track Down Hia Voice Will End Tonight Power Are Engineers Obj — Party's new candidate for pr**! dent called-todaiJtoL, J.b M iT »P driva" for eotos. ' “ Our program will show that the common people can win greater freedom end a larger share of declared A ”* •Ku hr II a iib I income, In rn m r dcclircd the national torney Darlington Hnopes, 33. Beading, Pa. . The socialist* unanimously picked, him as their presldentla candidate at their 28th national convention which ended hero Sun­ day. He had been named lo ms fourth straight term s* parly chair­ man earlier iu „ic convention. B jw B When BKkadK/ Goes Away. . . . llAafA: I TII1C C M C l ’I T C O V k T i N I N T H A . aworn complaint h aving h**n l l ' i m - I A I , IT M C I/ IT , IN ANU By DAVID 1. W ILKIE m P K H IN O L B C O I N T T . r t O H - filed HHalliat you tn lh a C lrcu ll MflNUAN, Korea ur - Blustery AP Automotive Editor D A Y TO N A B E A C H (S p w la l)ilnola County, ID A . IN C H A N C K H Y NO. T M Court In and lior Bemlnola Gen. Nam II, cMaf Red delegate Bchoollng ____ ___ _________ races held Jld in In preparation preparation ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. WV-Auabort tltla Chancar 111 Itha .. ___ OV HIlMTIt K K T LA N D COM PANY, « Florid*. .............. In lilt down kM"*/ NMAtoE* D w iw i H r »$«| ■AtrilVK -------L L , . tomoblle ensinei of hiith power out­ at Ihe Korean irm litfM talks, for the opening of the 90-night ■iCorpornllon aslatln* undar tlia of which la n O iir «_ cC.'. HMA |C«BllMNe<l Krm* fa s* lle rl kMntr *" L* **ry !«? * * ««« to r*>4 H u ll,(Iff, V". ItU H K llT J. HMAl.L, put and increaaed comp reel Ion ra­ * Ultra of" ............ tha nlata of Florida, Y*i w * # w H t o y rowiitbw, ru«| toned down his voice today as kg gray hound roc* meeting tlin June 4, at Lake Ivanhoe, source of Orlando' I'lalntlfr, Iheee preeenta are lu command y<u l i KfHU BflJ ■tFM lM* f m m %h* l a M l I I to appear and rile roue written da> tio, but comldcrably amatler in water supply, was polluted b„ railed again at Allied handling of the Voluslg County Kennel Club k-p H .1"* A » » «.« a * r lotta.1,1ft, M f. V ». i bM tt«K»-rt«l almrakw. Ml**r W,j. m JiA N IK I. tv. IIU L liH N , alao kmiwn feneee lo the Complaint filed hera> alze than preaent model* arc “ microbes. Thousands of leaflMt Communist prlsoaer riots on Soje hare, will end tonight. la an or before the 10th dar of JU/lrrlutl*"1Su# I* f*M *r *rvna six m i , • aa L> tv. H O LD EN , at a' Island. Tuesday night the track will Defendant* June. A l>. l i i l , or otherwlaa be* amo n« obJectlvcB of the nation'* were dropped. Bui calm, quiet MaJ. Gen. Wil­ be closed whits maintenance men tree I'm Confeaeo will ba enlaced automntlve cnslncera. Jf# (IIIIII:II TO A P P K A k Among the local CAP squadron lion, killwr n>M. T<V Oo*n • FIIU-* niu ■o ajfnlnet run. Such eiiRlncA will tm talked about member* participating In thl liam K. Harrison, head United Na­ make last minute preparations for T O : D A N IE L tf. U U L p K N Ik rX k . U m <I i<i«**a*f*llr Wv Mill Im i f„r The Menforil Herald la daalanal'C at g real length by engineer* atknown aa ll. W, HO LIJK and cperatlon* were ldout. Col. F o r tions Command negotiator, said the opening. i n r 41T'«-r tt *»*s»'l*S**«’ <"••/ Km*. c m :A M IIUI.OKN. HU wife, ee a newapaprr of aenerel circuit. When the final achooling rare L U T IIK H f lO llT K It and. If •In-, lo a hi, I, I hie rllallon ehnll ha tend!ing the annual meeting here rest llrcckenridge, Capt. Waltei " I have no idea that it ha: any married. -----------P U ilT llll, hla publlihed om e each week for four of the Society of Automotive Kn Krohne, Capt. Remley, |,leut. Me, significance at all." U staged, mere Hum 290 grey­ The white potato plant Is re­ U r. « » k m » u « . 41*4 D * . 'i FID. UN.,I Wlf«i M I. II. H TK .K IIK TT and. If t oneerufIve weeka. The Red chieftain used milder hounds will ha*e schooled at glneera. The nearIona opened to­ I^ulin, anil Lieut. John And*» lated to nightshade and belladon­ tVITNKMH mr hand and official m a r r i e d .---------- H TJiiltltK TT, hla — *Sv tones In repealing hia charges lhal least four times. Thee* will bo e day and continue through Friday. C a d e t * participating Included telfai c. N. <1111KKIN and, If mar* aeal of the Clerk of •the Circuit na. The engineer* have domonstnt Lieut. Thomas Andes, First 8 gt the Allies are slaughtering Bed total of SM greyhounds at the e l a d .---------- O lt ll’ KIN. hla wlf*i Court on l til a the llh dar of Alar. J. W. JA CK H O * and K A T K A M. I»A* change) Harvey Wilkinson, Hgt. Duke Ken­ prisoners on KoJ*. the U. N. prison track title year, 390 mere com­ ed1 that with minor dctlgn channel tl. I' IIK IIN O U N ‘ JACKHUN. hla wllai AIIU1K! H. and alteration* In tho carburetlon dall, Sgt. John ilennett, CpI camp island, ana are planning to ing from Biscay no track In Mi­ fMerk of Circuit Court 1X1W : I.KON K. I JO IV ami. If relain permanently other Commu­ ami, Orange Park In Jackson­ nemlnola I'ountr. Florida syatem they can substantially boost Rodney married. — - — LKJtV, lila wlfai E. Ilrumley, CpI. Frank MAHON IIOIIKIITH K N T K III’lllH . Mack N, Cleveland, Jr. ville and the Sarasota Kennel the power output of today'* car Mills, I’fr. Edward Friend, Pfe. nist captives. Altnrner at Law HA’, a dlanidred Florid* CorjinrWhatever themeaning of ______ Club Greyhounds who raced at enginra. C h ry ilc r tirovcd thill when Chuck Kodehaugh nml John Pl*ratlon. and i: SIAHON k i d i k k 'IM. I*, f). Ho ■ I til change In attitude, Harrison laid other tracks during Ihe past one of lit (lock flirepower V-* en­ son. ' MAM B. N liN T K U . and L I L L I E H. Mnnfnrd, KlnrPln the Communist negotiators today week do not havo to school. ItlJlIKIlTM. an llm U » i kmiwn Allnrner for I'lelntlff gines with n conventional output Capt. Remley pointed out thl lloard of lilrevlorn and aa Trua “ didn't act Ilka they were mad General Manager Jerry Collins iae of lhe |>r»l>*rty of E. .tlaeon i n t i i e c l tic L I T c m m t » r t h e of ISO horsepower was boosted to purpose of the operation, remind­ at anybody." has received many requests for nberla Knl*r|irl***’, it illnaolvad N IN TH J t lllC IA I. C IN C tflT IN more than 3in horsepower by ing rltiscns of the Pcnrl Harbor There was no pragma In tho box seats from fans tn. Miami, Florid* Corporal inn; and it nr A.Nil Ctlft N EM IN dLE C U CN Tlr, changes In the carburetlon sys­ Incident, when It wan thought It other iteraon Hit Imill* hr. tlirouah, K LIIH IIIA . 26-mlnute aesilon on th<s Issue Jacksonville. St. Petersburg, Tam ­ tem. und other relatively minor could not happen, under or aualntt Ilia eald E Ma- IN CMANCEHV Nil. TPTB blocking an armlstica— what lo do pa, etc. Indications are that both altrrnllont. jh lV O n C E aoli H u ll'll* EnlerprUea', a ilia, “ We have always felt that wi about 100.000 captured Rod soldiers mutual and attendance records will Ccncral Motors and other car eolved Florida Corporations and aa liO ltA L K E F LEM IN tl. are secure here at home becausi KlalNtlir, makers similarly stepped up horse­ and civilian internees who say falL 10 all of the atmve. all ol wiiu.t? V raeldemen deni ea are iinknnwn. If living, power with what appeared lo be our wnrs have alwayi been os they would rather die than return Frank fButch’ Pasley returns as TELEPHONES 180 and 1071 lid tr dead. their unknown ( HA III.IE r f ( IMINII. defendant minor design alterations. Hudson's foreign soil." he declared, “glid to Comm unlit rule. The Rede de­ presiding judge and will have •Ira at law, darleaaa, leaateee. R e m 404 Sanford Atlantic NaHonal Bank Building back. The Bernie Collin* aa associate. Pad­ ■oldieri^back^ o n lie n (IK F C N M C A TIO N or aranteept and any and‘ iat‘ l l parnew twin Irpowcr carburetlon sys­ ll is high time we wake up and mand their ioldiers , aona clalmlnn »o r r Iill* or T O : C H A H L IR FLEM IN fl, tem is one nf the most recent ad­ realise arc vulnerable from with. U. N. comma nd says, not a l __ ______________________________ dock Judge will be Gerald Pasley llealdenre unknown. Intareet In or lo . L n T ' i ,. i , pwlna will be forced to return, and B. C •isoner win ( I Wllllamion WlHI<unaon times timer and You are harehr ortlarad lo at>. vance* In internal combustion en­ In as well as from the outside,’ prisoner Iteacrlhed ,prunerlr ,— lr ln ln«, « , altuati llarrlOM again suggested a re-lelsrk of scaloa, Toby Rogersi, rnr........................n and balnir In III tr the Counlr or tteml pear 4In perann or hr A lln rn e r) In gine fuel distribution systems. He urged that cltlten* beeomt Ihe Clrcull Court, of Memlnol* Hudson claims it offers greatly active Tn civil defense by joining cess la. Mlale ------ of Klorlijyt. tO-Wltl vie. oemeIng eecratary at the Miami 1 Jllf Bench Counlr, Klnrlda, on nr before Ilia Alt that totrI or tHe H tV L or ■All. thing constructive .. Kennel Club during the winter, lllli dar ol June, A. IV l i l t , in Increased power output on regu­ Jhe Civil Air Patrol. tha N K ti of tha HWt4 Irlmr “ Let's not get caught with our II demanded another_________ ... stated last night that th* track ariawer u lllli nt Complalnl filed lar gasoline r session Tilts Waal of lailiaw nod-tVaklva Yo u r vote fnr me on Mny 27th. la very deeply herein eKHlnal you. eimie lielna a nprlone lined and n “ Bridges down", he warned. Pros­ day at Panmuniom at 11 a m. ( t will have the finest collection of Mouth nt Cadillac currently boast* tho inaull Inr divorce otherwlaa a lietam awoinl-Koiee ■Ecueat c i l r lined, nr p.in. Monday ENT) pective CAP mrmhera sr# advised greyhounds |n Ita history. area I'm Confeeeo will he entered dustry's most powerful atock cor Moot inn I, To Tnwr w hell Ip II Hmilti, appreciated. I wilt also appreciate your con­ eanlnat you fur failure lo appear. engine, l>s high compression V-h to contact Forrest IIreckenridge liana* m Kael; K a rl; and, All that ilea ur i. newer aa letmlrad hr law developing IUO horsepower. As In at the Chamber of Commerce, iari of the in ;i, nr itie m;>t SEOUL. Korea VR-Unlted Nsitreln ring Month and Kaal or Lima. DEALS VR. IDEALS lions tanka today smashed Into tinued Intereat In your County Commission tVITNKMH mr hand and official the case of several other General Worn!.Korea! cii* lined, o| Men­ Communist positions on the Ko­ ee.il thla lath dar of Mar. A II 1144 Motors car engines Ihe power InTAM PA t i t - Too many Amer­ tion 4. Town eh lie ] l flniilh. f I' 1IEI4 NOON rean central front, blaitlng 41 Red icans think of Ufa aa a matter of Nam e J> Keel rrease results largely from whal during m y term of office. Clerk, Clrcull Court Oearatreel Lend Coiupanr. a biinkera, "deal* rather than Ideals", the Is called n four-barrel carburetor. • MEAL) Ion ealallna under the Uladalone I, Knhloaa A U. 8 . Eighth Army itaff offi­ chaplain of Urn U. 8 . Senate said Cadillac also has ■ new Intake the Hlat* of Florida, liarAllornev for I’ltln lln cer said the hunker blasting activ­ hers. In thi* Court Ita aworn *1 ff‘«B4ltin*a Krnm Pag* Oaal manifold ami a new dual aahaust Nor III Co ur I Htraet To thoM friends who supported my opponent Inplnlnl In thla aull. the Ijrlando, ities left 19 CktofM dsad and $• Dr. Frederick B. Harris was the system. Florida must learn lo think for himself. HAtUra and porpnaa of which le lo baccalaureate speaker tor the Nome engineer* her* lay a 200- Th* United Htat»a. the speake" wounded. “Marnilhe Hie lllla nr lha I'lalnlirr In the run-off, let me repent that I am In­ Tanks operating southwest of graduating class of the University CIICN T1 plus horsepower engine fnr stock said, baa made “ope theoretical Ihe U m l heralnabovo daacrlbed IN I IIH H T (IK T U B JC IIH E . n e m i n i i i .h c o u n t v, ll* inml and •officiant almololn Ktimsnng Inflicted moat of the of Tampa Sunday. Ha received an model cars will lie brought out contribution to education, B T A T K OK KI.ONIDA. - J . I 1" ’1'1" *m»c to hav* air clalma damage Iq a 35-minute barrage, honorary Doctorate of Utters. terested In your problems on an equal baala, next year. IN l•ll(lnATE. v aad Imereel „f Ihe liafalidaiil*. an I adoration for all." other tanks bombarded enemy po­ lie said tha people of this country i, oach of them. In and lo laid land IN HE T H E EM TA TE OK Rut. many of them ask. why a “ It is easy to see that having sitions south of PyongganfL T......... IIE O lM ................. IM IA E HANlfc i paaaed ui>on and determined, lo apex are shockingly lacking In personal the only coimltlerntlon being, In all caaea, tha 'ftacee HCll 200-horsepower engine In a stock every hods- go to nchnnl Is not nee- of the former Iron Trianglei Bed honor — that they do “ whal may r “ ,mi» upon lha I'lalolirra M A T I ( I N. car? Generally, Increased power essarlly Ihe same thing as having supply area. •llle In eahl land, lo (|ul*t and cun* T O A M , WltOW be morally wrong but Is legally CK IIN l output and higher compression ra­ ■ *hd i X P iIn hl\ l*1*"puioi t h*r "to. good of the entire county. Nolle* le herehy glvan lhal J II. tios reipilre greater structural everybody educated. . . Education will, n mil of Com m« k n * n nge U. N. artillery right." The people need lo have Plaintiff alalea that It batUvea IIA N IK L filed life final report Is h dependent, secondary nrtivlty. shelled Communist truck convoys their faith restored In moral values strenglh in the engine block. To Kie.-uior ol III* aelale of Theniloma there are peraone inlereeted in in« land herein involved and herein- E Dunlel, ileraeerd; lhal he (lli'd gain Ibis and nt the same time It <lrpen<l* Upon the society In at least eight milts behind Red which will not yield In glittering S incerely above Ilearrlhed. whoa* namee ere hie patllliin for (liuil dlecharge, nml Mihftlanlinlly reduce the overall which It operate*. . . , If you lie front line positions for 9W hours but temporary rewards, Dr. liar unknown to li. anil havlna fnrtlu r Hull It* will apply In the Horimelili. illmcnslnns ol llio engine offers llcve Hint n good anclety Is one In Sunday night and early today. rii said. U-.» haniedIhernln certain peraone hh Hiiiiglne Mleiielrmo, County Jmta" The staff officer aald result* which everybody think*, so far an n( Memlhole I'ourily, Klnrlda, on the something of a problem to the en­ t If, fJ.'jf'h .hr name til|f, the euld Be Is nhle, nnd thllika for himself, could not be determined because I9lh day of June, K ill, lor uppri.v.ti gine builders EN TER S SERVICE & {. ! !! !!• "■ "nt knnwn hr the '■f earn* arid for final dtaaharae > *b*thor lh*r, or anr of FO R T DIX (Special)— Pvt. MathHydraulic steerlng— m' re com­ then vnu will try lo get an edum of darkness. Keaciilnr of Ihe aelale of Tlie.iArtillery also ployed a major I* Frazier of 1311 West Fourteenth ilnela E Hanlel. deceaeed ‘ Bair1 ' """ monly called power steering— also tionnl system that achieve' this •red h|r lha eald IMa role In throwing back several mi­ Streot, Sanford, hai arrived here J II IIA N IK i. Ihg In i,a fritereiTed In’Tii'a'land imi will cornu In for considerable dis­ goal. Karrolor of Ihe ealale pfamt nor Red patrol thrusts across Uw rtntliea l,.-r,-li, liivnlved and hnreI* Three honorary degree* nnd two and hai been Resigned to SV, RAHof Th eo.loe la K Hn li cussion at Hie engineers’ meetings. distinguished service rcrtlflmtea 135-mile front. Poor weather held TV, Service nf the 9th Infantry Di­ [Mb., ' "** dewrltint and, If dead. In let, dacraaetl. have hern lulcreated liilvreattd Iftarbins III* patrol activities lo a minimum. vision for 16 weeks of basic train­ were nwnrded Monday at Stetson ml having made __Ami . . r ------ itill peraone huvThe U. 8 . Filth Air Force re­ ing. C IT R U S A U r r i O N _ pf ulalnilng In ha I anr Intereat la N IN TH d C H IIT A I. L TN C U IT ng or i-In tin In a tn hav* Commeneemenl, „ - - - par lha •hove aliove da deacrlhaj land, L" *b» daecrlhag ported that its night flying B-Sfl arllee IT lU li r, aKMINIILK. ( Ill N T* . LAKELAND W i- Four Florida Pvt. Frailer I* Ihe son nf John Mr*. Alfred I. dttPonl, of Jack­ ;i diret.,ta,|l In It the •alTi lllli nf f om•TATIS UK K LIIIIIIIA . IN I'llA N . cllrus varieties failed in allow up sonville, lh<< nalinn's mitatiuullng light bombers smashed 70 Red Frailer nf Sanford. ME plain!; LtQlt ¥ ■ tnirks and attacked Red rail Ifnea - . T ’ . II TT IN at aiiellon sales Iasi week, es the woman phllnnthruuUt In education I B . It lljiE M K H .......... M IT Kill! IIIVOni'H I" TIIK11Kl> T IM lItK K M H I?'! that each ><nd ev* st'UKon neared a closo. <IK<III<IK C. CHOKE, Good vegetable luncheon plate: ami rhnrltiv*, and u illatlngulahe<l In North Korea. anta ahuve muned.^ deaignaied nml The Fifth Air Foree said that Heat canned whole-kernel corn, t’lainiirr, They were tangerines, Temple Florida hiudtte*s unman, reeelveil t apaolflvil, nre herehy raoulred lo during May It lost 43 planes over oranges. Indian River pink seeded the <lrgrre of doctor of biinianit'es, drain, and top with crisp bacon ^ • appear, anewer or r[le their w rit- M A IIJO IIIH K c i m i k H, •lin defaueva in I'lalntlffa lull of 1j*feudal) |. grapefruit and Interior pink seeded {the wns presented to Prrsldcnt J. North Korea while destroying 39 ■llcoa. Serve with baked potatoes . tp m p |a|nt on lha llftl Hav or Communist plants. NOTICE. T il AKKMAS grapefruit. and broiled tomato halvee season­ Ollle Edmunds for the degree hy The Mini* ur Klurlda; Uredtlng, Only nine Allied planes were ed with ealt. freshly-ground pep. Orange* from Interior Florida Judge O. K. Reave*, of Tampa, a Tn Mariorl* E. I onha. III. Rg. I, lost In aerial combat. Tho Reds per, and basil. were seven rent* heller than Ihe member of the Htetaon Hoard of lloa T, laiulevllla. Mlaalaelppl. loti 32 MIG-19 jet fighters and two Yuli ar* herehy re<iulr»<l Vu ap- week before and averagod M-M. Trustee*. . , .» prnpellor-driven fighters In sir V Florida, une/. a week lur t)Mr to ta “*•*-1" ,1,1 of ■* * *------'=*- Indian River oranges -age cartaln 1 Hill Complain! slipped one slip vll*(1 NR«ilnal you lor a divorce, now Th* Rev. James Alexander i week*. rive fUd planes wert de< hand aa Clerk nmt pending In the Cl m ill Court Manil­ cent lo 14.23. Ktcvrart, pastor of itlvcr*lit« Banr scrap*. tyed on Ine ground, * WB.*^** u l ’h" eald Crfurl. thla Ihe iml* C.iunC', Klurlda.’ Veiiirnald* Vo Roth types of Indian Hlver seed­ IV TH IS t m u o i T u n u itT , n i n t h list Church, Jacksonville, who <i*V nf May A Ir. 1111, ul the l*lh day of June |»l», in ,in. he Air Force said 31 United KOU S K N IN O LH C O U N T* . KL4IH>, Hanford, Hrinlrnile Cuiinly, Klorliln fililll theleiif eald cauee will pro- less grapefruit gained, The white pleached the haecalaureato ser­ Nations planes were shot dawn by variety advancing IS cents to 13 8.1 mon. received the degree of doctor cen| in loirle. f> I' IIKHNDON, IN CHANUMHY clerk -------- Conn . .. Clrcull In going up 37 cents to |4}.04. nf divinity. He was presented fur Rod ground fire and eight were Lei I hie order he puhllehed for aml pink IIIV IIH IH Heinlliiil* Ci,Hilly, Klnrlda Ihe Nlalulpry llpie leitulred hy tuw lost lor re a runs unknown. tV I Ltd K tl.VNHOM Interior white seedless brought ' ght hla degree by Hr. Harry C. Gar­ (■BALI for four coiieeciitlve Wceke In the I'lalntlfr •ANtlKUH. MeKIVAN and IIHHNON h««ii fiint H im lit. n n«*«vit|>ii i»*r of *2 74. a loss of 24 cents, while In- wood, dean emeritus of the Col­ va Nwiicml rlrr Hint ion In m.«|.I m untr lerior pink seedless aauged 3ft lege of Liberal Arts. A ilLIM IB I) ItANHn.M, COUIIT' OK T IIE rolfNTV nrnl i«fmf Hafandanl cents tn )4 IS ft‘*a||*N*<i From Pag# O m | William Edward Duckwll*. dean JUIIIIK, aEHINIII.E COUNTT, WITNKHH My hand uml n ffliU I TO A IT S : A It While seeded grapefruit wn* low­ of the Ktetson School of Music 13,000 foot level, Electric potential T n : Ml NtlTIf'M ■TATE OK KLIIIIIIIA. Lit It lit > tUNHDM o/u Marita ,V!* Ml Nauiurd. Klortfla, IN P l l O l l i m Ihle lllli day of May) A |) |«4l er, that from Indian River down and a member of the faculty for will not billl<l up below the aero Kit ward*, 41* T o in u n t HI. tin IN [111 T H E EHTATM OK *}- i ’ H K H N H i i N th«»t*r. N T. one cent lo $.123 anil from the In­ HO year* before retiring thl* year, centigrade level, he said. At least O LI.IK E M TK LL IIC TTO N , Clerk. Ninth Judicial C li - terior down 33 cents to $2.27. Vein nr* (1*1 *11* r*i|Uirotl 4" lit. cull ro lirl, H e III I n o I * received the degree of doctor or Of) percent of the dleehargea are >'»ur wrlltan d*r*na«*. p«rannally T O A I.I. W HOM I T WAV ( ON i VI h n i t<r *4lorn*r. on lha l*lh d*v m humane letter*, lie wa* presented within clouds or between cloud nr -NOHe* u herehy given that (M EAL) tUUM' y' ,>' 0r"U Jon*. 1*41 Iq th* uttlea of th* Clartt for the degree by Dean of the and cloud, he stated. The earth nf (h* Ctreull Court. Hanford. H»mlH IK E ANHIIKVV HI'TJh II riled hat a negative charge, the atmos­ nut* Count*. Florid*. In a rarU tn final report ae Ailmlhlelralur de ' V . ' U l ' H T IIK TH E ('O f NT* University, C. Howard Hopklni. AT END OF 10 WEEKBla lion of Ihe ealale of Ollla High Low Preclp. phere la positive during fair wea­ dlvorca ptoettdlng sgalnal you in ii-e-rif* NNDINflLM (TIC NT V, ■TATE (IK KLIIIIIIIA, f'L . Wtttlan, dvreeaa*; (hal ha •Hid Clrpult Court of Hainlnol* Asheville HI ther. This becomes reversed during 47 * t 1* I'etlllon fur final dlecharge , IN KM OHATE. ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY BY Florid*. In rhan«.*ry. an Muslim storm*. Metal framed aircraft ar* County, 30 .73 PAYROLL ROBRKRH a- . Jhal lie will apply fn Hi* II,m }■ATE OK nhbravlatad obbravlatad lilt* tltla of said caua* baL-.; Nrahl* lionglae Mlanatrom, Cuiinly Chicago PALM ETTO UB-Tw o bandits who usually safs from lightning, which P LA IN ■ W IL L IH HANSOM. IIU H TO N , •TIIE THREE COCONUTS'* , Judge of Memlnol* County. Klurlda, ut DITCleveland (•plied a 910.30(1 payroll In a pack­ however may dratroy ralao appa­ T IF F , va M lU m tC O ttlANHUM, on Ihe X day of .Inn*, A.U., 1111. — - - - - ___ _ W HOM I T MA* CONCKITNl I-os Angeles K K N IIA N TV 1)1vo ni *. ratus on Ihe plane, said Mr. Damn. ing house holdup Saturday were Nntlui I k hifdtir irlvmi trml K, II I9 r NPPinval of earn* and for final W rtN R S U 'b y 'hand and nfflclal glacharg* a* Admliilalrglor de bonla Nleeen* flt<Ml hla final report aa Ad. New Orleans still at large today. Guests Introduced by Charles . *t In Hanford. Klurlda, thla j l t h fiON, nf Jhe ealale of Ollla Hall,II ,,f ,h ® eelule ul W’lll- Now York CALL WINTER PARK 8-0281 The car In which they fled the Morrison, who olao led In singing, day of May, 1*11, |*ytph. deccaaeji, on thla I t day of lam llUey llualon, deceeaedi lhal he o.' p. ijenNPON Kesltlo llarllec Packing Company here wera Charles a Wagner, Brook­ Hied pallllon ............. (Inal Clark of Circuit Ci FOR ENTRY vhan was found two mllei east of Pal­ lyn, N. Y „ Laloy, Lawson, Dechar**, and that ha will apply to Washington ■ ' <Ieorai, Andrew Mpeer Adnilnlatralor ita hniila pun lha itonorabla liouglaa Hlenalrnnt, Jacksonville metto, hidden off a aide road, the and the Rsv. Lucian Scott, HO^eijoLDRIt A M O C IA TR H '!• aeial ^ n f O L L lH fc* vmlr’i i t of Kami mile County, HIGHWAY 17 - 02 AT UNDERPASS same day, Since then there hat Laka Mary, a guest of Frank Ha noiril* Florida KP.rlrta, «n th* in<t <1** <■( Jtiiyi Miami ItlCfMld been no trace of the pair. Erans. Jack Ratigait preaJded. Tallahassee Alltornays for Plalnllff Lake Monroe , MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES » CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD S f f Dr. Hutchins W. B. (Brown) Miller A MA T E U R N I T E AT THE M A I T L A N P INN ,! feV AllSilTj Th.' w KBpsr EVERY WED. NIGHT STARTING APRIL 16 Legal Notice CASH PRIZES Rotary Club EVERY WEEK GRIND PRIZE The Weather mr<Ei rm*i N ia c h ^ r :.' A t i l l " ” *h * , l *‘ ,l,,r of K. B. NTKVRNM A d m inistrator li J Y b o( tn* •alat* of William ltll*y llualon, d*e****ii. INHURANCE AT A HAVINd FOR YOUR HOME • AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS OUR H A "Your Mutual Insurance Friend" Phene l i t The 1952 Dodge t M e a d o w b ro o k 4 D oo r OFF! TO THOSE COMMUNITY LEADERS W HO HAD THE COURAGE AND VISION TO SEE THIS WORTHY b r o u g h t B cW BOtfD'lllflLlflCf 111 N . Park At*. rs •wt v ’ tr ■ Sadan )% 1 < ■ »*' w 4 Insulation For C la n Court Housing Project t [ H 8 : yv <M«r w a 11•Gflftu A .‘ ,1 “ V J/V is;.: ■ J^- '.j ’ ■ ■ �#anfitr& Ife r a lh YOU DON’T m a tte year Sanford Heietd, City Daittery, by I M P. N . pleaeaeall Y E L L O W CAB 1444 THE W EA TH ER Runny end continued warm to­ day and Wednesday. except risk of Isolated afternoon thundershow­ er* in extreme smith portion. AN INDEPENDENT I AII.Y NEWSPAPER Entahliahed 1008 VOLUME 1XXXH1 Eisenhower Takes Strong Position In .Favor O f Air Power In First Press Con­ ference A s Civil­ ian, Ike Hits Back At Taft's Attack WASHINGTON on-flne. Dwight Elsenhower raid today he always fiaa favored a itfong t». S. Air Force and la convinced air power will be dominant In any future war. At the same time, In what might have been Intended u a thrust at Sen Robert A. Taft. Elsenhower said- "Anyone who finds nut that the ordinary foot soldier can be finally eliminated from .war, I wish he would show me how to do It." He also took an apparent dig at president Truman's action In de “ eying an Air Forca buildup In IMS. Elsenhower met with reporters at the Pentagon o short timo be fore dofflag the uniform as a 5-star general to free himself for the political ilruggle ahead. He and Taft are the leading contenders for the Republican presidential nomination. A tew minutes after the news conference, Eisenhower bade ■ sol jymin farewell to the Army. w With a crowd of about 2,mo watching at the Pentagon's rlvpr entrance, his retirement orders were read and Secretary of De feme Lovett wished him "an af­ fectionate goodbye and Godspeed." Lovett referred to the general's services In and after World War II as "without precedent In the modern world." Elsenhower replied: "Comrades snd my friends: The •uniformed services of the Untied States are too deeply Imbedded In my heart to say a final goodbye. Let me say, until we meet again— and that goes for all of you from •h* secretary of defense to the newest recruit tn the ranks— good luck and carry on aa you have in the past. Goodbye." i, for the firs! time In 17 M Anne band played “ ______ r_ jrr g r * r.to n n aa tho »ry slapped out. The general lunched w|ih lead­ e n of Ihe movement In win the presidential nomination — Sens Lodge of Massachusetts and Duff of Pennsylvania, and Paul Ifoff man. on leave from Ihe Ford Foundation. Elsenhower-for-Presldent Head­ quarter* announced the general would be wearing civilian clothes • when he leaves hla hotel at 4:13 p m. EST today for National Air­ port. where he la to emplane for his first out of-unlform speech of Ihe campaign at Abilene, Kan. At his news conference, Klsen hower tried to ward off political H'aatlaae* (la rasa Sit I ♦ D E TR O IT wT“ T The Detroit Tigers announced today ■ B-player deal that aent Third Baseman George Kell, Outfielder Hoot Ever* Pitcher Dltay Trout and Shortstop Johnny Upon to the Boston Red Soa. The Tigers, In return, ob­ tained First Baseman Walter Dropo, Intleldera Johnny Peaky and Fred Hatfield, Outfielder Don Lenhardt and Pitcher Rill Weight. The trade was one of the biggest In the majors In years. The princi­ pals were Kell and Evers for De­ troit and Dropo, Peaky and Lenhardt for Boston. . Kail, 00, has been with Ihe De­ troit club since 1046 and led the American League In baiting In 1Mb. He la regarded as the best third baseman In the league, ire ra , II. laid up with an Injury -• tU aeaton until Mooday night, iferked the Tigers' pennant bid In lfco with a .M l average. • First Case In Spring Term Of Court Is Heard ByM.B.Smith Final Count Gives TALLAH ASSEE 'JR-Dan McCar­ ty recalved lha highest vote ever recorded for a Florida governor­ ship candidate In last week's sec­ ond Democratic primary, com­ plete official return* showed to day. the returns reported by County officials and lahulated In the of­ fice of Secretary of Stale R. A. Gray for formal certification by Ihe Stata Canvassing noard later In the day gave McCarty 364,200 votes and Bralley Odham 336.716. McCarty's majority waa 47,464. Harry 8. Swan won the Repub­ lican nomination with 10.217 votes to 3,003 for Bert Leigh Acker. Swan will oppose McCarty In the November general election, bul will have IltDe chance since Dem­ ocrats outnumber Republicans 14 to I In Florida, Official returns from the runoff for representative In Congress from the new North Central Flor­ ida Eighth District gave D. R. (Billy) Matthews, Gainesville, 740 to 09.070 for former Rep. Lei Green, Starke. McCarty, a Fort Pierce citrus and cattle man, carried 31 nf the 67 rnunties, with hla greatest strength along hla native East Coast and across the northern tier of countlea from Jeckaonvllle tn Pensacola. odham, young Sanford oil dis­ tributor, led In I I rountlee, with hla biggest majorities coming In ____ _______ central Florida Fewer then 100 votoe separated counties witch gave maiartiiaa to McCarty. Odham took Bey, Hardee. Hen- ili'fi'iulniits ss umnlnsl, to-w lt, nns •Inllsr." Circuit Court waa adjourned this morning and recessed until Thursday morning at 0:30 o'clock when trial nf civil casea will he resumed, said O. I’. Herndon, clerk nf the court. On Friday. Judge Smith drew a vlnlrr of fit) names from which Juries ar* tn he selected for the duration of the trial of rlvlj casts. The venire includedi W. I., flleg, E. E. Eastahrooka, H. D. Illghlcymen, M. L Futch, D. II. Smith, John E. Higgins, France* C. Nor­ ris, Howard Faville. Blanche Takarh. Waller A. Feslsr, J. K. Jackson. Mra. 8. L. Woodruff, Ben H. Gatlin. T. O. Landress, J. M. Ray, II. P. Leach, K. E. Lloyd 8r„ Jack F. Hvms, C. V. Millikan. A. L. Battle, If. W. Goodspeed. H. R. O'Brien, R. A. Cameron, Jamas B. Gut and Edgar Lyons, Other Jurymen called ere Clif­ ford Hands, J. Young Harris, Mr*. It. A. Hrnlth, J. R. Ih ll, II. L. Duhart. It. A. Howell, II. R. Musselwhite, Alfred Van Ness, A. A. Thompson, G. C. Harden, A. G. Allan, R. O. Hoover, C. 0. Nelson, J. T. Hardy Jr., Howard Gould, Roland A. Wesson, W. A. For­ ward, M. 0. Myers, E. I!. Parker, E. L. Fulford, Fred Pearson, 8. F. flimpson, David Livingston, W. F. Bohannon and F. W. Foote. WORLD FAIR TALLAHASSEE (JR-Plans for a spectacular world fair to be held on Ihe Lower East Coast nf Florida In 1034-35 were endorsed hy the Slate Cabinet today. Hollis Rinehart, Miami attorney who Is preildenl ct Florida-World Fair Inc., laM the Cabinet the project would attract a minimum of five million people a year to the state and perhape as many aa 10 million. Williain Chirk ( ‘mill, an *-• immx-ilint «-l v west uf I It,- IJfi mill ■ tu Mu* ii*,• of Nrgm citlscll* in "i noon lirfnir ., guMmiing uf n1 "it tup, Mary Mrl.ind Bc'lhiini-, pi, lege, Dnytmin llcarh, together will, the project by George Williimi. Authority. At IkiMoiii, Mu- Iter i gets rrady to Introdure Hi. Iliti'.n WASHINGTON iiR-A emigres-. man and a retired general go Infore a special congressional nun mlttee today In discuss a missing 7-year old retsirt un (lie Katyn Fur cst massacre Itcp. Lantnff 11) Fla ). a fnrmr-i Army lleulenant enlnnel, and Mai Gen. Claylon lllssell, retired, will he asked If the Army tried to suppress the first official news id how 4,000 Polish officers wen slaughtered In 1010 Chairman Madden (D.-Ind ) say* his cninmltlee Is mnvlnred Ihe Russian* slew the Polish offlrrrs In Katyn Forest, near Smolensk, early In World War II. Moscow has blamed Ihe Germans, but So vlet officials have Ignored Invito Horn to testify before Ihe Invest! gating group An official report of Ihe mnssn era was made tn Gen lllssell, thru chief Intelligence nfflrer, hy Cnl John II. Van Vllnt In May, 101.1 Van Vllrt. a va r prisoner of the Germans, had Le»n taken tn Katyn two years nofrt* to corroborate the finding nf etude graves rim lelnlng the Polish IkmIIps. Madden told a reporter thal the Van Vllrt report was classified top secret and Ihrn disappeared A former American ambassador to Poland, Arthur llllss Lane, said In a magailne article (hat Atnrrl can authorities suppressed the re port to avoid embarrassing their Soviet allies. Congressmen who tried recently to obtain a ropy of the report sold military authorities told them It was lost. Van Vliet subsequently mad* another report from memory and also testified before Ihe com mttta*. Blssell handled Ihe report at the Pentagon. Lantaff, then chief of secretariat, first talked to Van Vllrt and took him to the ganural. The Weather s&pnst&g High Lew. Prerlp. 61 50 71 60 Government To Keep Hands Off As All Mills A r c Closed After Court Ruling WASHINGTON '/fl -An Industryunion meeting hr seek s steel strike settlement may he held within IH houis. an Industry source reported tialay The mills have been closed since shnril) after niam Monday, when the Supreme I'ourl ruled President Truman's seizure of Ihe Industry nnas uncnnstlliltlmial Plans for an Industry union meet­ ing do nut inrludr government par­ ticipation, Ihr Industry source said, lie added details probably will be .innounerd In n Joint statement by management and the CIO United Steelworker* Pittsburgh Nvas mentioned as the probable scene of preliminary WASHINGTON t' Sen \V|| Tin- ( 'onnl) ( oinmi'slini tndn) appropriated JJin.iMlU In funds tie Ham. til Del > luld the Senate tn rived from the stale tsee Mark day i man enlleeted nearly half revenue to the I'oontv Sehool a million dollars from the govern lliiard stipulating Hint Hie mnttey lltetll through "devious methods" tie lin'd exelusively fm teai'hers' while lie owed three quarter* of a million In Inrome laves and pen salaries Following s half hunt argument allies lie nnilird the man as Jack t'drll over the oemmissloners' table hy the i-nmmlsslnners. and opposing mil said he lives variously In New fnrtlon. fiom Forest f'llv over Yurk Cilv Fr.inkfortl, Del, and talks the route of the pinposed road Miami Beach Fla The government nv«* described. The Williams speech w i* the ii> the report nf projected laborInto Forest S"it v front Snnlniido Springs, Hie t'■mi mission In- n latest In i scries of verbal blast* management talks, ns keeping hy the Iti'lnw no senator levelled hands off In Ihe apparent belief three to two vo*,- n|iniove,| route piopoaed liv M * Hagan, ,il Ihe lnteru.il lli'Ncuue Bure.iu Mint Ihr best presmt strategy is to t'ilcll h i. figured previously ii- let the parlies lake Ihe initiative silt veym Mr llugan levraled Ill'll III -t tile lnlcrii.il rcNcmic fo** Front Pitshurgh came reporti Thorsdav he snd Hugh llnunnh, William ■ earlier bail n.lined that executives of a dmen leading I let.and. i epresen! «l ive . of Ihe I'llell as one m Im I'lilploN i'll losepli •ted producers will meet in New Stale |(-ii,•I DepaiIloelit. had rate II N u n .in l o r iim- i inleriiiil reve York Wednesday to plan strategy t'nb'Ns the contender* get logethfull v gone ovei pinposed routes lull- ciimmissioiiei I t help Inin gut ■n mi•-nI las 1 1intis ci soon, tl »vas believed President Into Forest City, •iiveritic "nine of flghl I t uman would lake some new ac the dlstnnee on foot The route 'ig.iilisl him •Vi**/*' i hoseti, said Mi Mae an, follows William* .aid toil i\ th.it .iftei Hon to end Ihe strike brrausc Ihe approximately the old Sanlando I dell lured Nun.ill lie nv.i * sue Nv.ilkout is costing Ihe nallnn and cessful ill li.ivliig Ills )71l.' o‘ll I is its i iiici.il defense effort 300,000 Springs. Kniest I'll) Road t'ommtssioiier it K, Foinnkii*, i ,|sc pigeonholed III tile lilt's nl Ions nl steel dally Mi Iruman had nhoul three I.oligwood. dlsn|i|iloved of Mr the Ilep il I lui'iil id lusliie I l i i g n n |ir*ip»»e.| ntiiii- and vuiod lie soul i iiioNf In piii>eeutc choices i 11 Sit light a while In I "Ni," i -ifutulsfittuf-i Kllhi'i* wan* I dell in the l is case, oil charges pc nvIiiiI the Industry and union ■-■I In visll Ihe t"U*e iignin with thal lie had I ulr*' to i ' u n file in iy an omnllsh on llieir own, (3) Mir other i-iiminlssliuiers In-fiirr ill Im nine Ins reli.rn. nn.is dropped iiin nkc the Taft Hartley Law 's 80 viiting, and being unable in du Mu* III I'.tIH a Ii nn weeks afler Fill'll •lay 1'iiurl Inlunetlnn provision! agalnsl a eimlinued strike, nr (3) when Chairman It. (' DimIiI asked hired Nllllan ask i ongress for special legislation , fur a vole, voted "No". Commis­ Udell, reached at Miami told a lu deal with the slluatlnn sioner J. K. McClelland made the rc|sirler "I dun I Vnmv ,i ihing" A high iidmlnlslraliiin official motion, with Mr Dodd and Mr and-rufc.rteil ill ipiestlmis In Ills said those were (he alternative* Pope assenting attorney I The motion was »■• Mu- "ffertl The Delaware senator said Udell being debated «l Ihe White House. [that If (he Htale H"*d Department cnlleefed $191,390 friim the govern •He ee|Hrrx*p«t a personal opinion Is willing to aei-enl the Bnolnndo ment lor running Ihe Nallnnal to i reporter dial Mr Truman Spi mgs Forest S"Itv Ituad as u Meal and Food ItisMIule III Ml would Invoke Ihe T i l Aet, a* many link in a load ren.-hlllg fi"m the allil. ' supposedl) fol the pill pose inemhers of congress have d8 I ,-1.1,111V line a* Fores* *'l*» 'o 1uf lea> lllllg n,derails how hi etil mandril i i i Ii i t Truman advisers rcporirdl) were counselling against Wagner. the County »'ioiinii*oo-i up poult i y and dlier meals” Mils favoring the appeal fo I'nn: I* willing to 'U-l'tit Mo....... . Then lie ipiuled (ruin a k'efer.'in g i f s ignatei) hr Mr Hagan )il in nil si r 11ii hi audit to Ihi Ire.i* Mi I loin hi I* likely in lie wary M,* lues Met edit Ii, F"i ■ * < 'I n ill N Depiirlltieul whuh In - lid . next move III illV event, levi lepei anil Fred |! " it-"". showI d I'dell ha- eiii: aged in "I h bring rdtollril on fils seizure liter !'•"» •"* "padded bookkeeping and •lip Die Supreme i Hurl ruled ti .1 Iipp...|t|..tl tlrtltiMN tll'Vlii* Monti •t Mint the President's April •re Flto.-t m IimmI > hilln l iking over Ihe steel in M old I F .le|i Ami lit* viiil ilusin nn.is nneiinstiliitloiial illcuflMii lh.il Un soil Mi I'ruinaii remained silenl on The ( 'i»mnii**loM tick 'iiid. i ail inriit (Mill any the lugh court's decision, hut visement n request hv Di I ' H'|*4I| f t ongress inemhers generally ap ilr Niiiil, Inn ihrir $%ii■» ini til ptaikIciI It. with some exeeidlnns llingling, Inc ill Negro .Icii D hI, fm n Jilin donation for .omiiliimi! <>f tlit iliMfi On* 11f*jisin v r w frM'd Sen Lehman it* Idb N Y t for ex ilisfv ii storage building id M" "Tllic Im ill ii h Ihr |Myin«*ids h» niiplc. viewed file ruling "llh ills «l ••Hfltalirsl B n I ' t t g r *»l • • |). IlnNvaid liny and tint Scout may saying Camp near I'anla Di ttuigllou. "i ongress must aet. without a who Nvus aeciunpanli'd !•> -Ic i . n iiloiiiciit's unnecessary delay, to Walker, scout leader, and James pass essential legislation to give A Foster, scout exe.nlivc, pointcl the President Ihe |awNfr lie need* out ttml the Hanfor.l City t'mu ulus is no lime for politics " lly JIM IIECKKII KOJE ISLAND. Korea '-P Amer Ullsstnli linil promised o F.’nn 'toil The workers began sireiimlng " an guards tired riot guns into s ation to thn project if the t'oiuity oil' of ihe steel mills across Ihe 1'iisuner of war compound tmilghl, would make a donation nation within minutes alter Ihe Sanford lias l.'lfi Negro Boy lightly wiuindlng lour Nurili Kn MUN.SAN. Korea v M.ilGen high 1'imrl .icleil even before gel­ Scouts ollt of ............ total "f Wllll.im K Harrison tialnv tolil ling formal strike Instruction* from n an prisoners defying orders Prisoners In ( ‘ompound I'ait ie a il. said Dr. lli ng li ng lie ' I ' gi''l i ( lunmuiilsl trine lu'guti.iiiu* (lit- Philip Murray, head of the CIO II \ I'liimiinnt wdl not 'liiNi* and Mie Steelworker* Union (used In remove clothing from the the donation as a means " f uidii' hurhrd wire fence nlislrucling Mu* lug l.oys to g ro w up into t ' d t c , C.ipltiri'd llt'ds to V"U "I Mil lautil li was Mie Steelworker*' second giiaids' view of Ihe enclosure The men id ii h.iynnel strike since their contract expired lie dei'lnred at lial.iv's tiullless Iasi Ian I Ihe first walkout lasted uiards then opened fire with crip nrini'tlee session pling shotgun blasts to drive Mie only three days, April 20 May I h h ' I tie altalnineid nf an ai ndslice unruly POWs hack (rum the fence Mr Truman may first try In |I»HI|HI|S*I Un I’HHS S li t Is iniNN prevented only hy vntr Two of Ihe prisoner* were taken n ililiitlit m ili'Mtiind Mlat the I N in a ramp hospital for treatment 1lie other two were given first aid En*. Eugeni' E. McLane, '.’it, »> I'ltmmnod furer prl Miners of wat in hy fellow nrisoners Attack Hquudron IIH. stationed s' I rrluin tu n way nl life sn reptig the shooting raised prisoner rax- NAAS. Hanford, was Inslmillv nanl tu them that they prefer death unities fur Ihe past 21 hours tu one killed May 27 when his plane in Ils sir ail The United Na dead and seven wounded One crashed at *"M off the coast of lluu- I'nmnmnd w ill uni tit Ive per (binge Bishop and W. A. Leffprisoner was killed and another Jacksonville. Kn*. Mrl.ane was sunncl In you a* Ihe pulut nf a |ei, illy bond trustccR, reported hnyni.ct " uminded hy Ihe accidental ills performing a niiilirie Imlniiig in the I 'ii y Uonimlsslon at a spsN m lh Knrean Gen Nam II •barge of a guard's machine gun flight when his plane einshed due cial inert log last night that City mil two were wounded In Ihe nlghl to a.lverse weather eondltlun*, Id- fused In budge from tin- lied .Series A bonds, having a par hi an escape attempt value of JIMI.IIOO, had been retired C. L. .Sullivan, public Information siiiim iluil nil prisoners lie Defiant Med POWs earlier set up officer, announced today. turned, by force If neresxary al a cost of JMI.nnO during tho "Th e next tdcp hi the armistice present fiscal year starting on Oct. . new flagpole In their prison pen En*. Moline I* a veteran "f in plarr of one knocked down hy World War II, having served In liego'inlUiiis I* wh'dlv up I" yrnir I Water bonds with par valut of ,’unrils Monday I Id,non, Nvcre retired for JO.llfl. the Navy as radioman, lie entered stile." Nam id'lert At I nmmunisl insistence niudlipr "It will not hr (here very long," Flight Training In February, I04H The ('ommlaslnn authorised tho commented Brig Gent llaydnn L and tei-rlved his wings anil coin session was scheduled fur Wptlnr.x pillehase of n pump for the new limilner, Koje commander 12 Inch 'veil recently eomplitad mission a* an ensign In the Naval ilnv Hamsun again suggested the near Mie eity reservoir. Bnalner summoned chieftain of Air Korea In November, IPMi. He three Red rmitrullrd rnmpumid* reporteil to Attack Squadron .'to ('umiuitnlsts ntiservi a ri’sereeulllg Itoliril Aligas. consulting enginf eaptured ll"ils Nam declined neer, i ecu inme iiilt’d to the Comlie gave leaders of Compound* HI In February, 1061. The Allies spy Iluil ,i .screening j inlssion that aeration equipment ■ml PT. an iiillnintiim tn haul down En*. McLane Is survived hv hi* lied flags. It whs not disclosed wife, Mr*. 0*1* McLane, '.*7 W. nf raptured lleii soldiers and civil­ [ he secured for the new nvcII. nntint he Into Ihe third POW lender Division Htreet, Del.and. his inn ian internees showed only 70,ism Sine both engines at the water fI oetlfMiirtl 410$ I'liRe I hm | whose compound— 02— already had Mier, Mr*. Ann Carpenter, 2H2B plsnt are now In use nt the same hovered ils flags. tinie, tie recommended either the Glcen Road, Jacksonville, and his Iloainer expressed rnnrrrn over father, Bert A. McLane, Fort securing nf a special Diesel for dm number nf accidental shoot­ Lauderdale. Memorial Services will standby servire, or have thn Flor­ ing* by Allied guards ida Power and Light Co., extend tie held at the N A A S Chapel at Two POWs were wounded Mon­ 2:00 p.m. Monday, June H. n llib' for rut In servire. Tbsan day Onn was shot trying tu escape. i 'Hh i I m G. Marian manager "f matters were taken under advise'Ihe other was shot hy a South ment. i (he N'.'iyfai- 'tin, led Holiday Inr Knrean officer, who was goaded .SAFE STOLEN New' Yurk City tn hnudle arrangeby shouted POW Insults MIAMI Of— 'Thieves whn smashed nients for the Mayfair Inn reunion EDITOR DIES Bnstner ha* ordered Ihe Com­ Ihe front door of an Ice cream nf former gtlesls of the Inral re­ PENSACOLA W)— Wesley Chalk. munists tn pull down Communist drive In stand Monday made off sort hotni srhoduled for Satur­ It former sports and state editor flag* flying over their compound!. with a 4 by 6 foot safe containing day. June 14. of Ihe Pensacola News-Journal, Several compounds openly defied more then 17,000. Fviaits |il*nni“l for the ncraslon dirtl Monday after a long Illness Ihe order. Tank-aupportnd troops Police said the safe held I2.R37 Include ii liull game nt the Pnlo removed flags and Insulllng ban­ In cash and 14,110 in checks en­ Ground* between the New York ners from two compounds Monday. dorsed for deposit from Ihe Artie Giants and the 8t. Louis CsrdlnSystems, Inc. ois, tlie latter norv menaged hy The thieve* hauled the big safe Eddie flUnky, former Giant sec"The OAK KIDGK •way In * stolen truck. und-haseman 1:00 • fl. N. flayer, secretary o f the 7:40 Following tho baM game, the Oak Ridge Supper Club, announ­ fnrmcr M ayfair Inn group w ill M O V IELA N O ced today that the barbecue SOUTHERN GRADUATES LAK ELAN D UR — Florida South­ meet nt Toot* Shur'a famous resirheduled for Wedneaday night "Adam and Bvalyn" had been celled off due to having ern College graduated 006 students laurant for a big banquet. Mr. 7:46 feature 8:20. no chef available. Fred Bolly was at Its ffnh June commencement Marian exnerU to return to Ranford in el»'tit two weeks. unable aerve tn this capacity. Monday. Congressman And American Guards General To Testify Fire Riot Guns At On Katyn Slayings Unruly Prisoners XT' f l H U U f l T L , . T . STUDEN TS EXCUSED Appling, fining station owner, waa ITHACA, N. Y . (jB— Cornell UnihcM on an open charge Monday vanity has reinstated M students In Um death of Dick Mitchell, 06 who confessed participating In a year old mechanic, • radio broadcast of phony war bulCoroner Edward Slid sold evi- latlna. The Faculty Committee on Stu­ dent Cooduct, which had suspend­ Asheville ient over how to ed the student* for a year, anhat N c bach t Chicago etrudT tho Cleveland If ||M [fit to* (aid New Orleans laforma New York „ „ s m s Seattle Washington T^a•o t *dbcloeed *** was Jacksonville . . r' ? i legislator* C o u n t y Commission Udell Collects Half Agrees On Route Million From U. S.. Of Forest City Road But Owes $750,000 Dollar Damages Given Plaintiffs Demanding $5,000 of UM Counties carried hr, Odham and five of the iUHS. Teachers Given Man Gets His But $30,000.00 From Fails To Pay U.S. Track Revenue Taxes On Income Ex-President A g a i n Asks Congress To Undertake A c t i o n L IB E L JU D G M E N T JACKSONVILLE OB - A foderal Judge Monday refused tn aet aside a Ifs.ooo libel Judgment against the Curtis Publishing Co. in favor of former State Sen. Walter B. Fraaer, S t Augustine. The motion had asked Ihe court to enter • Judgment tar th* pubUafcing company. Judge Bryan Simpson also denied e motion for a new trial. Fraser's suit stemmed from a 1M0 Saturday ByemmgPett article th« two t a s t a ana for a vaeatiaa tad has plana for Seoul to taka a hand solving tk tfea Korean State Industry And Union To Meet Soon In Try To Reach Settlement William Clark Court WASHINGTON Former President Herbert Hoover today urged Congress In create another commission— similar In one he or­ ganised six years ago— to find new way* nf streamlining Hie federal government. An Increase In Ihe annual budget In the past six years from to billion dollars to DO billion "creates new problems of organisation which should be studied." Hoover said He made his comment In a letter to Chairman Dawson (D ili.) nf Ihe House Executive Expenditures Committee who had asked the for­ mer President to testify on reor­ ganisation legislation Hoover snlil previous commitments prevented, him from appearing personally Before Ihe committee are 20 re , organisation proposals. Including several hills which would create .« new Hoover Commission "While many commission rernm mrndatlnns have been adopli-il dur Ing Ihe past thrre years." Hoove: wrote, "there are Important reor­ a *r.."HU damage suit ended yes­ ganisations of Ihe Post Office, terday In Circuit Court with an Treasury, Interior and Agriculture assessment nf une dnllat In dam­ Departments, the Veterans Admin ages against the defendant*. This Miration and the Federal Security was the first ease In the civil Agency which arc not dealt with diK'kel of the Sluing term nf the In Hie 2!) hills befnre your com­ Court. mittee. Judge Mil Millard II. .Smith Instruct"W r must also recognise Ihe <'il „,| the t(,,, Jury to bring In the verdict enormous Increase In federal nc |„ In fHVO favor of Wniii'M I!. Hcnslrr mil tlvlty since Ihe riunnilsslnn's rec wife iiof Forest City In ■ «ult nininendnHon. 1 suggest, therefore, against Both Parks and J. T. Murthat theac proposali tu re-establish dock, 'lock. Juilfrc .Smith pointed out the commission go over to Ihe next that proof of damago had been Congress." Inefficient. Hoover laid great progress had Mr. and Mra. Hcnslta stated been made aloce the commission that they had - purchased land in submitted Ita recommendations a Forest City subdivision for the three years, ago. I l i r commission purpoxp of <rccttnir »'-4 ‘ fishing ceased -to, operate after that, * ramp, and charged that the de­ So far, Congress has approved fendant# had hulldoied nut !I0 two reorganisation plans submitted treea which i educed the value of by President Truman. Roth dealt the land anil made It unmiltahlr with agencies under congressional for thp purpose for which It had fire— Ihe Reconstruction Finance hrrn j,'rrn purrhuiPil. The hill of romCorporation and Ihe Internal Rev plaint had fir of been filed on entin Bureau .Sent. jo . mno. Four nlhcr plans xuhmltted hr Testifying In the trial were M. come effective next month If ncl C. Hagan. mirvpyor; C. t.. Hrady, (her the Senate nnr the House Orlando real ratate hrokrr, ami vetoes them. Three would place It I.. Heiislrc. under Civil Service Ihe appoint Tin* jury Inrhiilrd Chrxtrr ft. ment nf postmasters, customs of Nelson, foreman; W. A. Forward, | I r n II b i « 4 O n Dili .fnmc* II. (iut, Edward A. Parker, James T. Hardy Jr., and David |l.ivingntnn. It* official verdict w*», "We the M f ' C n r l v f x r p u f p u t jj'try. God for the pTaintlff* and t j U 1 C t l l v o l asses* their damage the ge against agal No. 204 Atoxoclnlrd Press l.rnsrd W ire TH SSDAV JUNK .T. 1052 U.S. Government Streamlining Is Urged By Hoover Kell Traded In Huge Vote Ever Tallied Tiger-Red Sox Deal SANFOKI). FLORIDA (icncral Declares “ Inhuman Unu's Prevent Ai mistier E . Euifune Mcisani' I Killed In ( rash $!){),000 Fn City Ronds Retired For $56,000 MarianPlanH Kuunion In New York (’Ily Movie to ■ . ____ - - ■ / v ^ . t r i - ^ ■ / K a f f ir � 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 02, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 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>, June 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