16 10 261 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f97fb9d74af66390cacc29563e7bc545.pdf 49aca8677747c5065ee3e5865af6ed18 PDF Text Text Jk - - Last Of Veterans Of 18fil-’65 Are Nearing The End u cm a n a u c p u iu a . governm ent What People Do With Savings Is Causing Concern clal Insurance funds, stale and local government bond*, and cor­ porate securities. If you add these, Americans saved 13 billion dollara last year. Whether It was 17 or 13 or soven billion, It is credited w ith having helped check Inflation. And It cer­ tainly made a lot of merchants and manufacturers unhappy. Are Americans ready lo cut loose and spend ugalnT The fn illtu lc of I.tfo Insurance thinks the American consumer Is ill A U -ller p o slliiill now -III*" ever before lo decide for himself wheth­ e r he’ll spend n r save. The Increase since 1033 in the perrcniagr of families having more than $3,000 a year Income, It snys, menus that "m o rn Americans than evpr before now have Incomes that provide a m argin over and above necessities and thus have the choice of stepping up their sav­ ings or Ihelr spending as the time and ctiridlllnna w a rra n t." Also the Institute notes that the holding of durable goods per fam ­ ily Is at record high, thanks to the rush of buying slnrc the war, Bv HAM DAWSON NEW YOIIK t-W—How much mon­ ey the American people are savInn—anil how *et they, ore against By UAL BOVLC . NEW YOIIK '-Tv—The long march cracking these nest eggs—puzrlc* 1 o f the Blue and I he Gray is about a lot of people. over T h l* M c in iir ,a ~ |r l,jt . few er Ih sn r.g b ik e r's dozen survive of Iho Biassed millions who fought In the American war of brother against to o th e r that ended 87 years ago. f'.‘ ,ThU long and b ille r struggle played so Important a role In our I national story, it Is still so close \ lo 111 as n people. It seems in ­ credible that soon even the last drum m er hoy who look part In it Will have been swallowed by time. X The earth Is u lom li of many ^wpnUhed armies, but few w ill live Mger In memory lhan those (hat ■Bended under the banners of ha fe d e ra l Union and Iho Confcdrecy from 1801 (o 1803. Those lentorlrs In many minds even now N like sensitive scar tissue. Mlatorians now class Ihe War ItHNen Ihe Mates—also known as M C ivil War—as the first modern rer. and certainly II made many kAttges In tho art of battle boln foot end at sea. I t truly was n big war, consldHug Ihe population at the lim e W North threw 2,128.1)43 men Into etlofl and suffered 340.014 casuales. The number of troops on Ihe With** side is dcbatahle, Northhistorians pul Ihe figure as as 1,400,880 out of a white DpUlicr of only five m illion K imate* by Southern historians go I low as 800,000. Woodrow Wilson lid the South put non,000 men In tfe field and placed Ihelr losses I killed and wounded at 133,821. As In most wars before the deitopment of sanitation techniques, .**■>«< took morn lives lhan bulla . The North, fur example, Inst •E ly about llD.ono men from comM l wound* It lost nearly 200,000 :IfcfOUgh diseases. ' T b t cost of Ihe war Is sill! going M , mainly now in Ihe form of ymenls to the widows of vclcra. But ever once In a while ■otnfanc stil| tries to get the gov•rn m in t In pay fur a mute that Otw of U. S. G ra in ’s men In Blue •tola from his great, great grand daddy's farm . V ila a North ended the w ar by the grinding weight »f superior mnn power and Industrial might. B ill although finally worn down, Ihe South managed to emerge w llh most of the heroes. ‘ 'C ertainly today when schoolboys, both Mor'h and South, rend of the m a t bailie* nf thal war, their p a r t s go out most to the chief labia of "The Lost Csuse"—soldtora like Hubert K. Let, Stonew all Jackson, and that sabrc lnp U o rm , Job Sluarl. ly'O ranf was n Ulan Indeed, nut p youth there Is a quality Ihnl a K momenta In Ihe past when Ihelr buying power was threatened, as evidenced by the two buying rush­ es after Korea," Ihe Institute of Life Insuranre say*. The Instlliile rites Ihe Depart ment of Commerce figures thal total personal savings In 1031 ex­ ceeded 17 billion dollars, or about one out of every 13 dollars of total personal spendable Income utter (axes The government arrives at this high figure by taking Ihe lolal of personal income after taxes, sub tra d in g the lolal spent on consum­ er goods and services, and calling Ihe remainder personal savings Hut a considerable part of what It rails savings couldn't be turned Inin ensh ipilckly, if at all. The govenuncnl counts ns savings, for example, the payment on m ort­ gage and other debls. Those who stick to the lower figure argue that savings should lie long-term litpiid savings in Iho Irue sense of n nest-egg. They In­ clude: Tim e deposits In com m er­ cial hanks, mutual savlnga banks, sharp accounts In savings and Inan associations, life Insurance pollc|cs, U S savings bonds, rind postal savings deposit* If you count only these the total savings are now more than 103 billion dollars, n gain of just less lhan seven billion In 1031. This ro m n u rr* with 142 hllllnn dollars at Inc end of the World War 11 and 07 billion at lls start Others would add currency and son's famous blitzkrieg inarches or 1882 Jackson hnd the rare n h lllty lo outmancuver and destroy an oppo netil facing hint with more and heffer-armed troops. That Is the supremo test nf m ilita ry genius. They stilt teach Jackson'a tac­ tics at West Point. iw u tg - * » jo - b u o « v o m $, t h e m d i u e pw a * t t v w i l l p tra i* M )N a a a y h o w OLD DOBBIN COULD TRAVEL. In S ta te F a r m e r s M a r k e t the c o m m u n it y w a s m m il th* thro w er era *ald to b* m o it ly R«*sf1 Mm. 10* ■ A N r o t t U aTATSa r s i a e a i SSAH M BT . Is s lt r i n s f lli T h * fo llo w in g prlc** reported by th* D ia ls r * on Th * Hanford U ls i* Farm er* M arket for product *nid lo Tru ck* ** * Dealer* up lo lit o p.m. M ar I I ■ lean*. Tendersreene. Depending d u a lity B u -h p r . I l. o o . n . so lleane, Lim a * bu. hhr. *00- Sun llean*. I*nte hu herJ if-, c-ubbaga, :>•<•*„,lin e . . . LeUr-y, (Inlden crate* ( A l ir r . P s M t l era l*a I urum liere bu. bake. nSS? bu. be h i. 1j .»**. !-? B » la i . c ke .Dye i,u hPr bu. hpr. Pepper* ho b .lc i Turn*toe* l o |h , crl* . _ t im e s 1.1* . j j i 1 .1 1 . .* uo |.5o- S.lo U S . f.ju «■ »*• SI . nil 1.00. In U S . L is 1 So- * 10 tt-Pint o ranaee |POM « T> ( Ir ip e lr u ll, Duncan box 1,00 at btoduce rac*|**,| I* “]*• Hanrord llla la Karm ere Mnr- t in f mT , 19. . "TDOAV, TUB COMM UNITY I t COUNTftV-WtDC, A t T M f v MOB'LI TV O f TRANSPORTATION HA« BAOUAMTONCf o ia rA frr TOWNS NtXT POOR AND MADE NEHT-DOOC N g l« M B O « l OUT O f ONCB AKMOTK •T A A N O a A B .f NcgroesSeek Decidon On Entering U. Of F. A n d iN C K t A s iN a L V t h « c o m m u n i t y t* m b a m d iw o - t o INCLUPI A * N IIO H EO R S T H * PRIINPLY P IO P L Ifl f k f ACROSS OUfe BORDCtLS AND O VIA TWg 9 f A * — IN JUR S P IR IT OP TRUE D E M O C R A C Y .? t" ? Pint Quart money saving values . . Ini* * ; . ■ « > N iiL itiF T h e e l e c t e d CHKSTVIKW tat A form er sheriff removed from office by Gov. Fuller Warren nn grounds lie refused to enforce gnmidlng laws, was tint hark in office by Florida'* runoff prim ary. ('um plrlo utiofflcl.il returns show Form er Sheriff II. Isle Enzor won 4,218 voles to 3,514 for Sheriff J A, M cArthur, his runoff opponent. Knznr was rotm ivrtl liy Gov. Warren In 1030. <H »C K Ila n t a Y e llo w C lin g Sliced o r H a lv e s k 4 » 4 » 4 l > A f f A IR F IIK K /K CO. K m iH a s , City Heavy W estern Beef Supar Right Cooked Ready To Eat Hupar Right Heavy Western Graded U. H. Choice Beef 98c 89c lb. 48c lb. 88c lb. lb. CHUCK Swlfta Premium Skinleaa All Meat M MED. b o b re ak fast Bacon * Fresh Sausage • Smoked Pork Chops A l l A J r * iip pkg. Allgood Sliced Bugar Cured Fancy Sliced Soap Flakes 51c lb. M e lb. M e lh-7«c A ARMOUR DIHECT FHOM LOCAL FARM TO YOU OWN Chicken 'in i Fricassee WESTERN STRIPLOIN FLORIDA GRADE A A. B . C . 9IQ IIO K S Swannonn Jane Parker's L ight Tender U. S. Good Sirloin Steak W estern Baby Beef Liver U* S. Good Short Rlbn Lean Pure Ground Beef OUR OLEO ir*d Lb, imKHHKIl and nftAWN sfDHAOK i $ 5 .4 S Si t V E P Y FLORIDA GRADE A I l n n n n r rH U U f to*.__H Ivory Soap t 1 90 s $ 3 .7 8 When th e . United flutes H ill. Locker Plant 43c $ 1 .4 0 FIFTH M 40 ,7' '•> »0;»<> package/ T o U I ''• V P 1* l0'* 17 Demand m nrlerala. m arket H eady. \ YOUR SMALL h y th* abo rigine* o f A u s t r a lia . K * m IS SSL. °p"’*1 ln C K N T R A Ij m i l t t l l A A N I) B M m f f u ip which com* beck to I to y* cod 1*16001 u itd fo r hunting OUR DEMOCRACY ■HOWDY, NE Colored, In ()unrlera BUTTER BEANS ^ LETTUCE BLACKEYED PEAS O K R A . iMTMn 2Lbz Ea 2Lbi Lb --------F R O Z E N F O O D S LIMA BEANS S o n g a tra a a GREEN PEAS Brand SPINACH____ FOR BABY CARVING - - BONELESS, ROLLED FRESH HAM AGED, SHARP, WISC. Cheese W ieners PEN PAR BREADED lb. l i e Shrimp KINOAN ALL MEAT I U iO W A Lb. pkg. N c GORTON* PILLETB OP lb. | l c Flounder TOMATO JUICE M‘ CHICKEN & NOODLES Begi Chop Suey & Rice lb. | | c O R L A N SEABROOti FARMS ' .. i ' SUCCOTASH i ■ - J-' CAULIFLOWER FOROHOOK LIMAS CUT OM EN BEANS MIXED VEGETABLES; if extra f a n c y peas . ^ 1 TALCO Z '" H S * ,c t 4M [I >__ U-CftW P ■4Mb s « s -:s s i �■ .» n " I f TOtJ DON'T TH E W EATHER jm * I m I « 4 HetaU. CHy Drifter?, k f 1 M t. M„ vIm m m II i MiN V IU O W C AB 1444 ^ a n f o r i * % e r n l i F srtly cloudy with scattered thundershower* mostly In the af­ ternoon* today and Saturday Not i|iiltr a* warm In extreme north. t AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXIII E stab lished Ike Refuses Active Drive For Top Spot 1908 SANFORD. William FLORIDA FRIDAY MAY .10. 1952 A N S o rin ln l I ’ rrsn Leased W ire HST Hails Acheson For Contribution To Peace Of The World (’Inrh Cnurt G eneral Pledges Ar­ gument OverHonest Differences But No Political Q u a r r e l s Protest is Filed Against Russians In Security Zone PARIS 'V—Aeslnsl a backdrop at Commxiilsttasplred tenalon •ad V . S. political oyertaaei, G w . Dwight D. Ciaeahower to­ day tamed aver hla command of 9 Allied Defease Force# In Europe to eOn. Matthew B. Ridaway. U gh etfleera of aupreme headaalrtera of the North Atlantic Treaty altiea aad a French deleaattw headed by Defense Min­ ister Rene Pleven witnessed the brief ceremonies on SHAPE'* front lawn. By Ttw Associated Press Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, surrendering hla defense command In w ill refuse 'v a r la It ‘ toi engage engBL In an active campal fo forr the tne Republican presidential nomination. A spokesman for Elsenhower’s campaign headquarters In Wash­ ington said, however, that what the general meant by that state­ ment was that “ he won't go on Ips or anay transcontinental tra in trip: go around ihaklng hands." “ He w ill," the spokesman added, ‘ ‘talk to anybody who comet to sec n lm . And that Includes party leadara as well as delegates." The apokesman said the head of very delegation to the July 7 Re­ every publican National Convention has public ..... been Invited to call on Eisenhower before the convention to learn his views on the m ajor issue* of the day. He said the talks, to h r held at Abilene, Kas., New York and Denver, w ill be “ give-and-take scsA ilo n i. The delegates can ask the w genfral neri anything Ihey w ant." Elseenhower turned over his North A tlantic Treaty Organize Hon (NATO I command to Gen Matthew Rldgway In Parla and let It b4 known he'll shed his uniform * • # Gangs Of Demonstra­ tors Throw Torches And Add On Police Sanford a th ird low rental housing project com plain w ith in the past two years, W illiam t.lw rk Court, an 86 unit development fo r Negroes, w ill Ire dedicated Hun day nflornoon at 2:00 o'clock in mi Impressive erremony, The overall cost of W illiam Clark Court was $7117,8117, accord­ ing I " construction budget figures, said George W illiam s, secretary, treasurer o f Ihe Hanford Hous­ ing A u th o rity , W ith the Castle Brewer project costing |IJ17I,72P and tne re­ cently completed Edward Higgins Terrace for while tenants costing $A0g,l46, the to'al outlay for the By The Associated Press TOKYO up - Police killed three rio lcrs In Tokyo Inday as Commu­ nist "M a rty r's Day” demonstra­ on Tuesday. Elsenhower la one ol the two tions erupted into violence In scat­ lending contenders fo r the GOP tered parts of Japan. The three demonstrator* were alien. Hla chief foe, Ren. t T a ft of Ohio, repeatedly has slain when police opene.1 fire on id the general to throw a mob #>f about >00 which hurled Into ■ full-fledged cam- add anil atones as It advanced nn th re e p ro je c t* heu-heeu $2,588,742. m a R f^ ta . views known a poller, boa In ■ northwestern Located Imnieillat suburb? Uebashl. the 186 m ill Caslle B Ilrew r er pro The number of Injured was not __that acWc, Elsenhower told Jert and at the Intersection of known. Police arrested 11 person*. M i fin a l news conference In Paris IVest Tenth Htreet end M ulberry The National Rural Police re­ M he would welcome “ healthy argu ported Isle tonight Ihey had made Avenue. W illiam Clark Court, merits over honest differences.” Rot, he said, “ b itte r quarrels 10.1 arrests In pulling down 20 ib-sigiied by Elton M oilglltnn, Jr., 12,non ir llie clm lnallon of plana by the for quarrela' sake are had for Ihe demonstration* Involving persons Ihroughmil Japan They Hanford Housing A u th o rity Hint country and I deplore them ." have resulted III a magic tra il* Same Republican senators have gave no figures nn Injuries The bloody (Ightinlg at llahashi form ation o f an area w idth expressed the view that intra-party feuding may hurt the Republican's broke oul when polls e warned the short time ago was occupied by chances fa r the presidency In No- mob they would shoot If Ihe demon- sub standurd housing, stratnrs advanced any closer (o a The featured speaker for the vember. Asked if he would comment on police box. The mob then was only dedication w ill lie Florida's most noted woman educator, Dr. Mary whether the election of T aft would about 10 feet away Latest report* placed Ihe number , McCleod llotlm ne, president etnerhave a discouraging effect on Eu­ rope, Elsenhower chuckled and re­ nf arrests *1 nearly too, hut Ihe Hum, linthune Cook man College, Daytona Reach, who has been plied: " I most certainly would nut number of Injured was small Demonstrators threw (taming w ritten about In Readers Digest —I am atilt In uniform .” Meanwhile, a frontal attack on fuel oil torches and squirted *ul nml other national periodical*, Representing the Hanford llousElsenhower's record, launched by phurlc acid from water pistol* In T a ft supporters In South Dakota, a (la rru p at Shlnjuku Station in log A u th o rity a t the dedication w ill b« It* chairman, the Rev. heightened the political clangor a t­ Western Tokyo, Japanese police, alerted fur such J. K- McKinley, who has spoken tending the general'! Im minent retho previous dedications. an outbreak, held the upper hand n t ‘ US . Ohio senator's supporters ] late tonight as they systematically Mayor W. II. Stamper w ill rebought newspaper advertising herded dem nnitrnlors away from present thn C ity and J. F. Mc­ space to assail Elsenhower, due the station plaza and down narrow Clelland, the County Commission. side streets. George L. Davis, assistant In .(('•a M s a rt Us P is a Tw a) Two policemen and three new*- the director o f the A tla n ta Field apermen were Injured at Hhlnju- o fflro o f tho Public Housing A d ­ u. About 10 demonstrator* were m inistration, w ill represent (hat agency. The W illia m Clark fam ily arrested there. One of Ihe newsmen hurt was w ill be represented by a daughter. W illiam Clark was a Negro Associated Press Correspondent W illlnm C. Harnard. The others were a Japanese reporter and a i . The Florida S heriffs' Associa­ Japanese news photographer. Barnard la id the flare "sizzled tion] w ill convene in Sanford nn June 9 fo r a three day convention like a sparkler.” One of the Injured policemen w ith headquarters at the Valdes The C ity Commission w ill meet was h it In the eye w ith flyin g add. Hi Monday night In special sendaii to The new ipaper Asahl reported no that demonstrators at Kobe, about complete unfinished huslm-ss, C ity 370 m ile* southwest of Tokyo, Manager John (lllto n announced this morning, Ing, it was revealed, end more slapped and bruised Life Maga­ Beginning on June 4, and on 8A0 persona, including wive* zine Reporter John D lllle earlier Wednesday afternoons thereafter friends, are expected at the in t he day. Aaahi said about 100 Japanese tie which will be held at the and Koreans parading near an In- at 1:00 to 3:00 p.m,, Or. Raymond Ilais, veterinarian, will be back County Club on the night (C s i U m H o n Im g c T w a t of the City Hall to vaccinate dogs , 10, to prevent rabies. This la required principal luncheon meeting hy the City. All dogs are required convention will be eddrcMto have tags, which coat 38 cents. LL Gencrnl J. C. Hutchison Mr. Glllon stated that he wish­ ford. It will bn held at the ed to correct a recant statement in lal Parish Houaa on Juno Reduetlon of ihe are* aenred The Herald that John D. Abra­ ... r if f Mem stated, irioua buaineaa meetings will by ihe Hanford terminal of the hams, water works englnear, la at th* Cite Hall on the Bth, Gulf Oil Co., end extension of studying for a Class "G" certifi­ and Other speakers the aerrtee coverage of the Tampa cate as englnear, aa he already addreea Terminal, wa* announced today has such a certificate end la work­ dlgnJ- by C. L. Franklin, superintendent ing to obtain e C la n "B" rating. impar. of the local term ini!. Mr. Abrahama ta a member of This, he aUled, wne due to a tha Florid* W ater and Bewage w ill serve one half cent a cation earing tn Works Operators Association end the eoot a oft shipping from Texeas has qualified under ail require tlon ana by­ C i i i w through the "Tame a terminal. This menta of the eonetttnU Inted out, la due laws of tho association for Class l U Attorney Murray Overstreet saving, he point d George A. Spoor Jr. On tho __________ to tha f a d that ahlpmenta have " C water worke certification, and to be reeloaded on barge a t Jack- fa entitled to all benefits thereof. aonrille la order to reach lanford. The certificate It signed by Darid Tha local O xlf terminal, which B. Lee, chief sanitary engineer, during Um peat rig h t years ser­ Florida State Board of Health, viced bulk plants throughout Gen* Jacksonvllle. Schedule For Remain­ der Of School Term Is Full Of Fvcnts vsf&ssi 3 r s & r. .- ..nr A D M ITS T H E F T A fter admitting he etole an automobile, Bernice Roland, white male, waa sentenced to two years In Ralford for larceny by Judge M. B. Smith In the Circuit Court this morning. Judge Smith drew a venire of 10 n a n m fra m which tria l Juries for elvU cues will be selected, Court will convene for trial at 10:00 a.tn. Monday meriting. Vukovich Sets Early Records In Indianapolis Race Leaflet Blitzes Away A t Unprecedented 132.004 MPI-I Clip Americans Mourn Nation s War l)«*ad On Memorial Day Daughter Horn To Allt'ired Murderess Camera Club To Be City Commission To Meet Monday Or«uni/.cd Here '“j; J , ............... Service Here Is Cut By Gulf Oil Co. WASHINGTON r f President Truman, greeting Secretary of State Acheson nt National A irport, declared today that paet* allying West Germany with the Western .m il Communist bine ha* made a "great contrlbullnnl <> the peire of llm world " Acheson said agreement* signed In the past week nt Mono and t’ a rli w ill mean “ very innrh In the se curtly of our nation, mir stile* and all the tree world " llie task now, Acheson told the President, I* to proceed with leal*, lalivp action In the U S , that means Scnnle consideration oft he agreement* which hnve been com­ pleted amt signed but which must *1111 pas* Ihe test of ratification A* Aehe*on stepped down the ram p from Trum an's own plans, "The Independence," which hail brought him home from Parts, the President with outstretched hand, -.ml "H ello, Dean How are You? i oiigrulidnlinus you did a grand lllll " i)n r of the m ajor problem* be­ fore AchcMin is that of emintsrmeasure* by the Drilled Stats*, licit 11ii and France against tne tightening nf lines between East and West Germany and the Sovietimposed travel d llfli'litlle * between West Germany and Merlin s* re ­ prisal for Hie forging nf new- Ger m nt links with the West Some consideration ha* been given Imre, it I* understood, to making a show of power on the Mr-stern side, perhaps hy Might Of m ilitary plane* m the German ,irons, in order to remind both the itu M iin i* and the Germans nf W ell•■in firmness in German policy. The A ir Force Is rported to nave picpared elaborate plans for set­ ting up a neu- Merlin, a irlift In t asc the Russian* disrupt tbs morsn iriil of vital supplies in the o ltjr'l Western sector Mill some officials -1‘iiib lt It,lit bey w ill resort to the lull ,i .dr him k rill' II i tilii* htitle develops II seems >1111r.* probable that ,i new con■Ider.ilmon w ill lie given to chatIrtigmg Hie Soviets with -in Allied iiim ri-d (nun or truck convoy un .in n u lita ty orders In go through lln l bonier guards St ite Department rules said WIii -miii o oiilil given ( roman a full n pMit on lii* week lung European in i" m o n n m rd ia lrly, w ill confer with responsible congressional I'lim iniltees promptlv and w ill make a nn Hull wide radio television liiii.idcasl Monday mglili hour In In- itmouiired i w (ion llie President put Acheson mi In* plane "The Independence," Im Monn mil Paris eight day* ago lie *,nd Hie secretary's mission * inilil coulribiite liuiuirt.m tly to win Id pence if successful Acheson predli-lcd be criulil come borne anil ii-purl "m ission accomplished.” II nn l-* * r I’wel 11K It 1,1 N .l* T hr Western Allies filed sharp prolesls with the Rus­ sians today agauivl "nsbslruellve measures" taken In East Germany in the last feu days ami demanded Allied autobahn patrol- between Merlin and Helmstrad he permitted to function Notes by llritis b . fre n ch and U S official* here to Sm iel Gen Vassily I Chuikov said Communist architect for tile piojects. A large gutlieiing is expected at the iledl- action* in East German) such a* ration of W illiam Clark Court Humlm ufternoon. The Sanford Houa- establishment of n "seetirlly zone" ing A u th o rity w ill have charge o f the dedication at which many of the along Ihe frontier, worked against civic and business lender* of the count) w ill hi- present. possible reunification of Germany Hem \ W itte. It , v»bo i m re E arlier, the Russian sector of f r r r t l to restore telephone service le n til lic it . I govcinol of Hie in West Merlin lint only on hues I,Ion* H i-ii itt l i at tlio state coo that would be continued by the volition in Daytmia llcncli, w ill Communist* ami Hoi* u d d crl to leave .Imn ! *' «* a delegate to Hie eon veld ),>11 of I,ion* Intel e*t German postal .inllioi ilie* naltonal III Mexico C ity, lie an rejected the o ile r and -aid they initliiccd la*l night. D istrict n bad demanded 'fu ll ami free" ei nlHIli- linn,, than .11 i.lon* club* 1|wr |(ul)llt.r .......... prob­ Inlra c lly com m im irailoii* «* Ibev in Cenli il I D11 liln |lU mntP r r ,,,01i»ible for the bad r x lit r d liefore the i nt off ,Jy development of the GoldeTuesday ,(0mJ „ r Rnnf„ n l than The East proposed to open 7n line*, ail id tni*m running through any other Individual, At one lim e the t'cntral Security ro lle r switch when it was a separate town Im Jmsrit In the downtown Soviet - r r nerved as mayoi o f liiddsboio. tor More than ?.tv*t line* lietween lie solid l Vbled milch of tile area there and sold lots on terms •hied pupils throughout Srm- the East and West sectors have as low a* a $6.00 down payment ilinle I'n iin tv w ill be dl'lllis-icd al been snapped Marricade* were bring erected w ith fA.OI) monthly payments. Ho niHoi on Friday, June n, and the is, no doubt, largeljl responsible summer vacation w ill begin, Supt. al dozens of places where Hie American. Hrlltsh and French *ee for theh Igh percentage " f homo T W l.aw-tmi announced this tors touch nn the Russian Zone ownership In Goldsboro. nooning Meanwhile, Ihe school* W illiam Clark wanted to sea an- busily planning event* riilu ii- None wa* being put up however on the Soviet sector lairiler w ithin hi* rnm niunlty beautified and listing in grad'laUun program*. the city lls rlf The Russian no-tor .Seminole High antavtl’a achedulr Is atiout ‘f>ne fourth of the : fly hauled many o*K tree* uu a ntulo wagon a fte r working hours anil I* n tills)' "n r. T o n ig h t, s i 8:00 INDIANAPOLIS r Alberto planted tliam, ftn the same wagon n’clin k Hie M rniipo lr Chapter of I'AIN H 'f 1 Police ear* pitrollod | A m i l l r.iirope.in racing i b impion is bstllccd w ater fo r the tis-ss, F id m i- F a rm e r* w ill hold It* mi- Hie * t r r r l * of P s ri* In (nn-e today U lie k e il ill-. I o il i l l e ii in the inn c u rin g fo r them u n til they bail m ini l-ampiet at Hn- School Farm gourd against anv ootbronk o( mile I .ii e it Hie I in I >iiipoll , Mnl'ii reached *u b sta n tla l g ro w lb . . HuH-tl.-ir Janies IU he.ri1n.rTi the ......... .. rio tin g i.vi-r lb r ja ilin g 'ipeedw.iv toilav Im e.e.iped no It w s* In rei-ognlllnn o f these * * * * $ * * ' » h r In trm lllre d by K of .lacq ilc* Itll.To*. Ihe H e m ll Inn I service* to tils co m m u n ity th a t tbs G- K ilp a tric k \ chanter award t om m im l»l lender M v i mile* Unkov n ti l> i -1 kicked w ill l,e muds in lu -n slf o f e lorn ln f b .itle * llriin e . Hie m ini let ol Hanford Hom-ing A u th o rity dr (In­ , nrd op In 112 ’inl Hn com | l oiM lliilP il flit t* Hil r !*•< I'b s tn S lo ie * In I ' |, K rd illn g rilled • lint II ws* fillin g to nnni■i dll Lee M ill m l Hi .1 ic. i' it itlb i- i no-niil* w ill be presented tiv the new project in hi* bonnr I I | o ld The tlerllrnllnn reremnny w ill It f t le t xel nml .1 i i S m ith 1-ll-rl Vg.dlltsIlMO M I miiv I -lilt T ile iilg b si'bool senior* w ill i-ii l>e held near the A dm inistration who 'ta ile d out in Hie pole po'itlon Mm Ming which i* located at the my Hn-ir nnniinl pienie M ondiiv nt m the i ninintn* D ir i t peim l rear of ..... project. I t i* requested ’iiylonn Hear I, Mother* .. he m i , t,inning a sli-iidv fitHi r K«* or Ihe that person* attending the pro IMIplU t" ,»'«>- 'vl11 have charge M . mile* V ilkovletl w n -till Filmi I rtKHiiiitmhniiA for *i neling at record -peed Hi* ,iv gram autumohile* on •roifritm. It lilllll pink I'm n their *.** .............. * , eith e r M ultrcrry Avenue or West "e«tm..-M, ...................* and Jiinior* ei i -i- lin n w in I I 1Shi liellerlllg Tenth ......... and walk through " I” ' «' ....... h ""' " " WASHINGTON P A ineili in- W ill in i'* old record of 1:m IHrt the project 1In to .1 cat out of Ho- iiicc the project to the A d m in is tra tio n '" rs d a y and W -dne-dav Another tnnnrncil their war ilrm l Hu* turn irlnl event for Hie senior* w ill l,e tiled Metnorisl lt» ) ,, 1he M|rai le I'n'wel peel il Anil while tinllu llilirig . i T n -H i-Y tin late Friday after (nlk* nt home observed the d.iv ill neh ti v A ml v l.lndeti I.- \nge Ttie ifeneral piddle I* invited tion at Hie lioiiii- nf Mr and Mr*. with snlrmn cercmono-s, ncri»* Ic- A In okeii oil llm- toned tom Hie dedication ceremony ami l> W V. M illing. Cllll li-i I’ll lap* the >ras, tl S troop* fmigt it in 1out inspect both projects. A senior i la»* da) program ] It ill . Allsled llotaiv -pei i ll and lo in mnni>d* ilonmn W illiam Clark C nurt w ill b- n il In- pn-ai'iiiid Wednesday **t stratril In Tokyo .lalb-il mi llie thick s ln -li h m il hr open for inspection all Honda* 111 lb a.oi In the nfterrionn at M;(H) The rolling was p a il of a in n w.i mil iflc r HA lap* afternoon. One dw elling unit, o'clock a school plctllc i* *ched ly're day ceremony Puttee broke II was the first wreck of tinfurnish by Hanford fiirn ltm > oli'il to take place at Sintlando up the ilem nn slrn llim after i brief i.o e tin- Italliin i I i i m i . t-i-rrm i dealers, w ill be open fo Inspei- Springs. flu rry during which llu m iiu :' -.pun on ilo- norlliw c i im n uni i M Hcralniircale services w ill In- lorclu-s of furl oil were hurled lin o , The adm inistration building wheel lo lliipsed of nearby Castle Ilrew er Court l-.-lil by the seniors Sunday night, Tw elve person* were arrested I the m ishap ended the fir*I F,u may also tie semi. lone H, nl H-iki o'clock at th e . Two policemen and three new ' f f»|MMii jiIII*(iijil Un w m Mu* W alter T. McDonald, Jr., grand - bool auditorium. Graduation w ill piiperuien were in itiri 'iiM i1 i ii» aim o f Hie late W illiam C lark, take place the following night at M | im» milfN. Vtikfivn li IumI vu»n F rom A m erican lu -m lip nirlr r* in I AM I'A e Mr* Alice i'liffe . i t Inp mniiuv int IfJMlmi' tr i barged with murdering her w ill lie present at the dedication, * lit) o'clock T okyo cam e Ih i* M em o rial D iiv l‘i nf tin first |0 I,ips i tn i U I .ih i ' loin ve-ii iibl son. ha* given illr Ih ClHHU (Imv w ill lif iiharrvwl lili-**ngi' Sunday. -pf-crl vh.is Jiriolliri flfU M't n lil in a 'iv pound daughter Juninr llk|{h Srln»i»l HD.'U) "W e beat honor m il' fallen n u n ti in, on J um* <* T h r iinm idlloii rude* by ou r rlevollnn in llu- great I'M (him m lli’N an hum W.i II.i k I’ n i U n lit Judge Henry <‘ Tillm an 1 * «i$tf iiiiftrtt On • 'i t i i r I it is $ 4* «Mfin|$«it f lu I'ngr T«*u » hM'KiHm w ill I m* lit I'MHI n rn. on *nid Hie way I* non d e a r In * r rnignmg M r* i'liffe and her hustiiind. ii I mi charged with murder, an Informal program w ill Ire held a* vi Hill a? she i* pronounreit med­ D evours o f photography e rr Thursday morning nt 11 :IHI n'rloek ically fit She wa* taken from organising a camera rtuh which ftWBrl|„ w| m j,„ presented, -mmly |ail In a hnvpital fur the w ill havo Its hradquerters a t Hie Th„ pr.,gr»m w ill ire held delivery Camera and G ift Hhiqr, llf r Mug r.might nt the l.ymun School for uivhaurl, John W C liffs Jr., The fuiv nulla Avenue, and w ith H. I* rtil- aunior*. lU n n la u rra tn w ill lie worker, 27, a painter palmer and a no (srm is n n vvomer. Thai I • In H i*4 ShiVfjiA Jthfl Itfh jiim in T A M FA (H |ic c in li t l u-n* tinMerger*- aa advisor. „ t H; IN p.m. Sunday and comwas the stepfather nf Ihe dead Wfiih , wi'N* i «)|f < ♦ v» • i Oli'il child. Towheaded Wyne Dolham. Thin w ill be a social club, he menrement, B:<H1 n.m. Wednesday 18011 gcature of n group uf Hinilb ern WfmM*n< ilerunillnK KuiVim nf ,n Mm* < $»fifi-el«<int•• Deputy Sheriff Ernest Culbrealh stated, and talks w ill he made at the school auditorium, on picture taking, composition. Oviedo High School w ill hrive both Union ■* well it* r m ifr ilr tH le 1 K'»le« llk " cm iquer-l pr-vtnre* said Hie liny (tied after three days Mury A ll lln le of heating* and a diet of nothing lighting, etc., In a way lhat i* •t * baccalaureate p ro g riim al HMlfl velrrana, who belperl launch n Me V.-verlhele** on April lull writer, and three night* of be­ not too technical for beginner*. p m . Sunday and g ra du ation at m orisl Dey and lien........ .......nl* C ivil War. n inmpa reatHielici t ; 1'1' »f Columbus Imru-.i nil ing hung by Ihe neck SO hi* toes I t la planned to hava meeting* * no p.m., Tueaday. The eighth or hiu found huh* \ r t f i lim y Imu ou»/ just lunched Ihe floor twice a month. Mr, llergarc will vrado giaduation will ta k e place In letter Culbrealh said Ihe C liffs* adnot serve a* an officer o f th e 1 b'rl*i»y ml IlsfMi a.m m illed ih l* treatment, hilt they InThn Lako Mary School hail a conducts the Pioneer FI.....la -eric ' »' ^ '" 'l i e i n boya. iliey hnn-.l club, but as advisor, ho la id . h '"1 re»llng-plm e of Hi- I niun *l*led Ihey were only punishing yesterday at Htmlandn each .Sunday In Thn Tribune. »'"■ Flans are alrcday under way picnic Irlnl and tlu-re placed flnwi-i , a* the liny for disobedience and had Jatrio* Aldreilge wrote: Springe. The graduation w ill taku fo r photo contes ta about once a no idea he would die " In A p ril, IHilft, the long War \K'I'll month and A. H, I'etersou has p lirn Monday night at H;IM) o clock. Retween the State* had been over ‘'If was a sm all in' offered a $38 prise fo r the f ir s t i inilil fo r a fu ll year, but ihe women nf it ri«l H m , ilghtfulm .. ,-n*. , 7> i l l a n d v e t o contest. tlififti* Miruthern H oulhern ladle* liid li'* dream im» WASHINGTON (J) - A two-week lolum lilla, M l**., ha.l not fnrgotlert Among those already signed delay waa Indicated today before he Confederate dead. On a certain fin reaching were to ln» It* cone* R ir z quencea! Somehow a reporter up fo r the club ara A. O. Greer, the Senat* vntei nn Ihe Frcsldcnt a dey toward the end of the month "Ktcel Town" to-ard about It, ami later a brief Msz Fundom, Co|. 8. 0 . H a rrl- veto of a h ill giving Ihe r o u ts it wa* the gtltll, lo lie exact Iliey F ill - 0:33 - 5:35 - 7:37 - 9:30 man. Mrs. John Saule, W illiam Mates ownership nf off-shore oil came w ith arm * fu ll o f flow er* to paragraph appeared in Horace Sat. "Jet Job" 1:07 3:43 Csetle, Ernest Southward, end lands w ithin the three-mile lim it. thn cemetery on the m itaklrt* id G r - r i v g r e a t daHv The New 5:17 - 8:63 York Tribune. II told Imw 'the Volla W illiam s, Sr. With e two-thirds m ajority re- the r lly . "The Old W est" - 3:10 - 4:48 w-mneii n f Columbus. Ml**., have Registrations may be made at qnlred to override the veto, and 7:20 • 0:55 "O nly seveni yyear* before, Hri* shown theniaelvr* im partial III < Sun. - "The W ild N o rth " the G ift Shop, and the date o f a close vote anticipated, Repub­ 18-acre are* her! b*«n the rccrea their o ffe rin g * innde to llie memo­ lican senators voiced objections lo tlon ground o f the Odd Fellowa or­ 1:00 • 3:12 - 5:16 - 7:18 - 0:8t the in itia l meeting w ill be an­ ry o f Ilia dead. They strewed flo w ­ a vote next week when several nounced soon, said M r. Bergers. w ill be attending a homecoming der o f Coltimbua. Then, on a *ad ers alike on th r g ravej of Ihe Con­ MOVIKLANU Spring dey In the ycer 1802, a long for Gen. Dwight Elsenhower In caravan o f wagons, carrying men federate ami o f the National sol­ "The S#« H ornet” dier*.' Abilene, Kane. killed In the B attle of Hhlloh, came 7-04 feature 8:08. last com* "T h a t doe* not sound very sta rt­ A im -G A M B L IN G LAW to the ground*. Altogether, about ling. H ilt tn a nation lhat s till plate show 0:31 JACKSONVILLE ( i t - T h e Jack­ IRISH ARMY 1800 Confederate and neatly 100 Sat. • "Red Ryder" end "S ta rsonville City Council Thursday DUBLIN, Ireland — Defense Union Soldiers were t&Jd to real seethed w ith hatred, it brought s dual and Sweet Music” healing touch. Northern fam ilies night passed x 6-1 vote an anti- Minister Oscar Traynor announced under the magnolias. Hun.-"Decision Before Dawn'1 who had not had a good word to fambUng ordinance making pos Thursday night a million pound •fsalon of a federal wagtring ($3.800,obO) Increase In Ireland's , "The women who brought flo w ­ say alroul Southerner* since they ers lo honor their beloved rluad had lost precious anna In the fig h t­ PRAIRIE LAKE ■tamp a misdemeanor. 1033 army appropriation*. 7:40, feature 8:06, leet com­ An, anti-possession Traynor told Use Dali (Psrlis- showed x eplrlt th e t waa above ing fe lt suddenly xshamrd. A wave biU waa plete show 0:31 t ltd million pounds ■nr narrow sectional feeling. The of reconciliation swept over the ptssed by council soma weeks age ' ment) "W ith A Song In My Heart** would be spent this South stilt It y prostrate under land wherever the Rem wes read. but was declared uncoutUuUoflal ($18,300, tip the nation's srm y m ilita ry ocgup«1tlon, and In Wash­ 7:30 - 0:30 - 10:30 "One o f the readers we* a lawby Municipal Judge MU ye«r to _ Cbartea ___ ___ <Coattailert Oa r» a y T n o ) ington vengeful leaden, such a* ter whan first case came up. of 13,748 3 Persons Killed Third Low Cost Housing Project In Seminole County In Tokyo During Sanford To Be Dedicated Sunday Schools To Close 'V'"1 Martyr Day Riot Friday, June 6th Florida Sheriff’s t Association Meets In Sanford June 9 9 Secretary O f State S e e k s Legislation Lion Difttrii'Miovcrnnr On European Pacts Guaranteeing Peace Police C a r s Patrol Paris Streets T o P r e v e n t Disorder W illiam Clark Court, i ‘. 'I building, HA unit low cost public hous­ ing project, was recently completed nt a cost o f $71*7,8117, and Is ItK-aled immediately weal of the now occupied ISA unit Castle Brewer Cnurt in Goldsboro, a $1,378,721* p io je rt. E llon J. Moughtun wus N o . 2 0 ’/ Southerners Launched Memorial Day To Heal Wounds Left By The War u to D. II, McKay, who '''"■’•'"n* *'*' 'he itrnve* nf Movie Time Table by “S P •4 i , -t 11 dijU » ...1 ---------- .0 . mmm �* - Three Kitted overcome' and Sanford Herald <c*e»iaa*e nmm Pea* o«#> m y haa been duauial plant spotted v i W r c v tpinn In vu I v m I awarmed around It. They irte n in v o lv e d . , | tp p w l <nd bruised him , the news* to be rearmed said, but did not barm U fa let, might one Photographer M argaret Bourfce of aRKreaaion WMte, w"° . pwiwrvw eerw«« Viaas m a u e i •etatear f t . ie ia , at Ik* r i a l O lflca In c e * 0 L G r fJ |l :o n v ln c e d th e c o n v in c e th e .♦ h e r m u t te r o Anv iy UiHK. A n y u e r m a n p a r* iro p e H U ffe re d ilc io u e o f th e " , le lil m o a t o r s a w r a k m ir *#* Rtptasaala* .Xallimall? Mr la■a . S t m i i M l H f.lH llU lIt u I t . , . Ntw iMifc, L'klraao, lla lra ll, aaaaa C lt f aa* SI Laalt. Tka H tra l* U a astaaktr >1 tka A ita rta ltO r« » « w h i r l . It .■ •Iliad t l t l a a l t t l r I t Ik t a tt l o r ita a a ilM tta a a l all Ik t loral a.w * a ila lt.l t t 'k it a tw ip a e tr. at w .ll 4a all • P Mast* eiayalrkrt. TO D AY'S B IB L E V K IIriK ■ U .h Ihe radar u f the soul. A feellnr of certainly fiv e * courage •Od wisdom lo l if t . We walk by fa ith , not by sight— 2 Cur. 6:7. A worm lire * only (or himself. life . The higher farms o f life live more mid mere and mure fo r uthrre. Dint , {• the measure or a man. lie .hat . In ifth hls life fu r my sake ih u ll Bad It— M att. 10:31). He knows little about The cost ul grocerirs is going up, but ell of us should remember that V everything that goes up, comes L down, end the highei the fall, the •* yiM-rlnl Inngunge course at Cornell University. For one year tliu nirmen will study Georgian, the lunKuage of the country In which Stalin was born, Ukrainian, Czech and Rumanian. The program in denigned to give the officern a working knowledge of the language*. Wherever United Staten force* have gone they have been liuiidira|>|>ed by u lack of membern trained to npeak the liiiiguage of the country. Administering the occupation would have been eanler had there been more Amerlcann able to npfiik vurioun tonguen. Often International IncidcntH could have been avoided had the individual* involved been able to uiiderntand one another. It in important that the services have men trained to njicak the language of tho Iron Curtain countrlen. Dealing with people from thone couiithen, getting and UHnltnllating information from behind the Iron Curtnln, underntanding the attitude* of the people, all depend to u great extent on familiarity with these lariguagen. The exjieriment at Cornell in interesting and worthy. At ■ result ol his winning I 1) out of 24 delegates In the Demurratir Holiday With Two Names convention, northein newspaper! •re beginning to admit that Sena Decoration Day differ* from our other holiday* in hav­ lor Russell has a pretty si/ahle ing two names. When u*tahlinlied *0011 after the War Be­ following in this stale as well as tween the State*, It w i* called .Memorlul Day, and this term ihtoughout the test of the .South I" ntill common. Decoration Day came Into vogue in latter year*, though it would take a *tati*ticiun to determine In spite oi all the r ffo ilt made which dcHlgnation I* more lined. to acquaint the public w illi lh> Tin* United State* may I** the only nation which ha* . difiersner between "Russell Camh appointed a apccinl day on which to commemorate it* dedales" and those "Pledged to Rus censed mildlor*. A* *uch it i* observed in the North and to 9 evil", we have enrountered soiih a somewhat lesser extent in the South. Vlrglnln terms May since the (lection who thought they •10 Confederate Memorial [lay, and North and South C»rowere one and the same. No iloiili' 1 11a had their celebrations on May 10, while Florida’n in on the Russell vole would have been Apr. ltd. .-much, larger, hfd it not been lot Originally meant an a day uf Holemnity, it ha* come to the political trick which succeeded be one of enjoyment, largely npent in picnic*, ball game* and ill confuting to many people. motor trip*. Thin I* not unnatural. Even Sunday haa been ' All of Ut sometimes have lilt known to be npent in Mich fashion., It would do no harm '. desire lo ceil people we don’t like however, to devote u few moment* in the day to thinking R fllo ft; wnrmongeis, mast kidnap about our country and the brave men who gave their lives for it in the paat. J p e rt o i rhib-mn", as President Ttumatv-did hm Russians the olliei - day, but usually we ir t it l the temp lotion. It teems a little hit like de wending to their level, u teems It ut, wlien the President of ihe girs' United Slates gives vent to n id i emotional outbursts. I k f ’ H C a m p a ig n Vice President Uaikley an- pounces that he is available fm nomination to lit* presidency by the \ Democratic Patty, lie would , nuke • good one. Unfoilunalely be it now 14 years uld, would lie M arly 80 beloie his first term of B o ftife expired. In the event he ir .nominated it would he well to he . 'More careful than usual in select ' ing the vice psesident for his run1 Jnlng melt. - F, ; Two big ritrits leailers are being |-\'eued for slender because they ret . fcned to a CIO union orgartirer as ^Communist. He says lie isn’t. And '>'■be may not-be one. Rut lie could ft be one ih d still' deny H. And it ’ would be herd to piove in cither J.'CMf. It is probably better riot tu • man a Communist under any iwatancei, but we wish there I-to m e way of tearing the rga out of their thcep's doth- W ayfater 2 Door Sedan Delivers in Sanford • afternoon at 2:00 o'third of Sanford's public irojficU will be officially ' William Clark Coitit A housing units combine (• Brewer Court lo give d p*ppfe of Sajtfotd some igeii, additional homing .to ba found anywhere in fry. Sanford residents who fFMSn either of these two iboutd m*ke it a point lo attend the ceremonial lo the laying of the cor- ,n ,b* c,r w,u* " in*Tokyo, m orel h a n '1,000 d im . onstralofa sang, sboutfd g n d h a rangued. PoUde. .eauedSi hurled themselves at the demonstrators »"<> generally broke Ibem up Into | ansall groups which they herded down narrow streets and lanes, away from the railroad p la ia . • So1” * * 3 000 metropolitan police had beer, mobilised fo r possible trnubl* after the Reda announced they planned a show of strength to mark the anniversary of 1949 Communist demonstrations here In which one of their number was killed U. 8. m ilita ry police also were alerted and stood a close guard at the Dal Irh l B u ild in g -U n ite d Nations and Far East command headquarters. The Shlnjuku M ellon outbreak was the only m ajor disturbance reported. There were demonstrationa here and In Kyodo against an anti-sub verslve b ill before Parliam ent, but no violence resulted. Auto Races ♦(’eallaetd Fiom Maes Oael test m ark for the distance wee I30.62S. Chet M iller, Glendale, Calif., who set a speedway record In Ibe tim e trials quit after 41 laps with engine trouble, Ills teammate, Duke Nalon Fort Worth, Tex , was s till in w ith the other Novi special but was about seven miles behind the lead­ ers. Al 123 miles Vukovlch had lapped every car except second place Ruttman and had set another record for the distance. Ilia average was 132.726, breaking W ellard’i 1300711 At 01 laps (132 5 m iles) Vukovlch ♦topped for fuel and a tire change snd Butttman took uver Ihe lead Memorial Day K uuilwurd rrum Make Uae| causes (or which they died and lor which we continue to battle." Such was the Memorial p a y statement Itt Tokyo by Gen. M arti ('lark, Ihe new Supreme Allied commander In the F ar Bast. Ills thoughts turned In Korea, where United Slates and other United Nation* troops are engaged with Communist (urces, he added: " I t Is hare that we meet the lest of America's determination lo orotect a defenseless jwople Irum the b ru ta lity and terrorism by which the forces of Communism have degraded and enslaved m il lions of human beloaa." At home, shops and offices were empty. The worker* end th e ir fern dies paid tribute to (heir w ar daad and then relaxed for the bolide; The national pastime, base claimed horde* A ll 10 m league teams scfirtuled aflen ilooble header* 'and the ni leagues fo llu w M ’ suit. And there was the Son mile auto race held each year el the Indian­ apolis Speedway A l A rlington, V a , across the I'otamae R iver frprp Washlnglpu, D. C., m em orial and wreath-laying servlcea are expected lo setT at tendance records I'resldent Trum an sends a wreath to the Tomb of the Un known Kokiier In ArMngton Nation­ al Cemetery. Wreaths on hls b e h tlf ■re also being placed at three othei monument* - the Unknown C ivil War Soldier. Confederate Memortal and Spanish War Memorial. Sinew lha firs t American fell In thei Revolutionary War, about a ml lion men have died of battle field wuunda or disease. They died «t many pla ce a-a t Saratoga, Chapultapec, Chancelloryllle, Manila, Acheron Praiaed “ P rotest Is Filed (C«altM»e S u e Pace Oael interior, gave- Duelos a tonguelashing In a broadcast to the nation and promised thtf government would m aintain order "w hatever may happen." The three m illion member Com­ munist-led General Labor Confed­ eration (COT) has Issued a call for Immediate strike action. It w a i too early to tell w hat success this Red maneuver would have. Hrmie. the man who had Duclua Imprisoned on i-hurvea of plotting sgalnsl •*’/• - ’ ale. accused him o f '.referring "re b e llio n " to voicing the views of his party befure the National Assembly. Duclua is top man In the French Communist Party during the absence of Mau rice Thorei, who Is In Moscow re portrdly for hls health. The com m unist newspaper L 'lfu manlte and Liberation, pro Com­ munist. appeared on the stands today. They had been confiscated Thursday after rioting had caused the deatli of one demonstrator and Injuries lo many others on Weilnes day night. The Reds had called the demonstrations in prutasl ■gainst Gen. Matthew B Rldgway ■a successor to Gen. Eisenhower at SHAPE. HYDE PARK. N Y. i*-W . Av*t*UH«rrlin«n said today those who argue the United Statea ihould keep It* money and men nt home are offering “ counsel of despair and defeatism ." The D em ocratic presidential as* pirant said there " a rc those among us—some In high places—who seek to undermine Am erican deter* minaUon to block communism from world conquest. Boon o f • peace contract w ith the W ait German government giving Weal Germany v irtu a l Independ­ ence. This require* action by the United Statea 8enate aa well aa the B ritish, French, and German Parliaments before It can become effective. ■ 2. The signing at .P aris of an amendment to the N orth A tlantic Treaty eateiidiag security guaran­ tees In the p a d to West Germany. This also requires Senate and par­ liam entary approval In the other NATO countries to become effec­ tive. 3. Observance of the signing by West Germany, France, Italy, Bellum, the Netherlands and l.uxemourg at Paris of a treaty to create a European Defanse Community (E D O and defense force. The United States bad strongly backed this French device fo r keeping a halter on German rearmament and it had to be completed along with the peace e n n trirt and NATO ealension as pa rt of the package plan fo r adding West German strength to the anU-Communiat al­ liance. The EDC treaty w ill require Ger­ man, French and other parliam en­ ta ry approval to become effective. H u u tlia .a F r r * ra s e Oe*J U. B. Senate action I f not neceiyer In Ithscs, N. Y. Tbs tim r sary. Observers here and In E u­ would coma when Frances Miles rope freely predict tougb legisla­ Finch would kit on o n t of lh« tive battles over the project. hleh*st courts o f his state and would help Esrs Cornell and A n­ ILLEG A L MIKHION drew W hits to found a grvst col­ TOKYO us—Th# government uf lege In h i' hums town. flc ie lly told Ihe Russian mission W rites Poem today In effect that It Is slaying "B ut In IHfUJ Finch stuck lo hls here Illegally. briefs w ith impatience ms he was There was no reaction from the all fu r becoming a poet, lie nuut have hud whnt it takes. A fte r Husilani. The m inistry of foreign affairs reading o f whnt the women of notified the Russians "th e office A fl" l< 'ln |d hod done, he » rote? H • llv the flow of the inland uf the Soviet member, Allied Uoun ell for Japan, ceased to exist as river, Whence the fleets u f Iron have from the same date the Allied oc­ cupation ended—A p ril 2*' fled. ftusslu refused tu sign the Japs Where the blades of th# gravenese Peace Treaty. glass quiver, Asleep are Ihe ranks of the dead: The cultivated varieties of edible Umler She sod nod the <|ew, banana do not usually produce fe r­ Waiting the Judgment day; tile seed. Uniter the one, the Blue, Under the Uthei the Gray,’ “ Tin- poem i d s to » haunting on which the graves o f the na­ tion's heroes could he honored. Ill climax: •••So w ith an equal splendor, May, IMI18, Adjutant-G eneral N The morning aunrays fa ll, ! • Chlpman of the Grand A rm y of With M touch im p a rtia lly lender, the Republic, the Union veterans' Oil the blossoms blooming fur organisation, suggested a uniform date he set, and ao Gen. John A a ll: Logan, the national commander, Under the sod and the dew, chose the 13th day o f May. W ailing the Judgment day; llroldered w ith gold, th * ltlue, .'..'•Unwed w ith gold, the Gray. 1 \? m e ii - i ' i T S m lilt A 1 It t 1.0 OHIO (ONOII r S# A N t ll 1 A* a » > • SHOWING SUNDAY & MONDAY ! ! S IN AVAG f P A S S IO N ^ AND S P f t I A C IJ I A « A D V I N TIJ Wt |N South S tarted It IMI W H I TF ~ OF T H E M -O -M 'i gdioma of primitive love Filmed In the remote unturned wilderness in NORTH ♦MOiouiurHto us A D D E D — CARTOON — " M E C H A N IC A L B IR D ' PARAMOUNT NEWS Radiy, hut nut w ith upbraiding, The generous deed was done; In the atorni of the yeera that are fading oNbiaver battle wae won: Umler the suit and the dew, W elting the Judgment dayi Under the blossoms, the Blue, Under Ihe garlands, the Gray. "N o »ooner had Mr. Finch's lines appeared In The A tla n tic Monthly In Hepteihher, IW17, than (hey were copied all Fiver the country. The poem became a favorite recita­ tion-piece in Itotlr the N orth and i 'ii # Hniith. I.ike the paragraph In The New York Tribune, there Is no knowing how much It co n ltltiut«d to III* friendlier feeling be­ tween the twu se«tlun«. " I t also helped to make a hullday. The vxkiupl* u f thuee Missis­ sippi women had so caught hold of popular Im agination th a t a rnuve- When conKmtulutlon* are the (infer of the day, *ay il with a gift from Perkin* . . . . Sport Slackfl In a wide range o f culuia end pattSrne Chateau T h ie try, the Bulge, the Ubosln Reservoir Rome uf them —and many who lived through Ihe wars to die In peace—are buried In the 83 no­ tional cemeteries. Those so Inter red nuw total 3tU).'MK) and Ihe A rm y which maintains the cemeteries, Is beginning to w orry about a tim e whan It can care fo r no more. There are 70,448 grave* at A r­ lington. U fflc la li say that, al the currant rata, no space w ill h« left structlons and avowed preference* In lla 420 acres by 1068. -n o w read: Taft 411, Elsenhower 388. GOP nomination requires 804. Big topic on the Democratic side wae Vice President Alben Barkley’s announced willingness to be a. presidential nominee. If nominated and elected, the ip ry "V eep" at 74 would be the olaast man ever to become president. B erkley’! statement—that "w hile not a candidate In the regular senee," he would accept Demo­ cratic nom ination-brought ciwera from supporters touting Mm as a harmony candidal*. B a r u iv has MW de leasts votes recorded for him In the Associated Prase ta lly, Including M pledged Sport Shirts Cool, washable fabrics by Manhattan. Marlboro and Il.v.D . in a lio tt ilte v * style*. Neckwear A - beautiful eelecilt to pleats • young man’s fancy. 1.50 to 2.50 Siintirter Pajam as Short aleave knae- ■ tts u a r*? ' BV.D. • a V days witlpvt realising ig is wrong tpnewbare Iga- policies of lha ut of IhTwbrfd, We all m&£&% ’tint*, Riots in Berlin, it' and avbn in this I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE' OFFICIAL FIGURES ON MY RENQMINATION 10 TH t UNITED STATES SENATE. I AM HUMB4LV GRATEFUL'TO MV FEU^OW O F ^ IfM O ll^ E 1 .5 0 t o 2 .5 0 w r a p |» ih g B i ,NSP,* ING V 0 T I , If lEMVSlNCEREOfTtR^INATiQNTOCDNTINUt * • kV hbl! 'ywa LAuhc - *■, -'m -,' 4a, 3 fj TS& r fi ^ 'T S J a i x y t! a t n o e x tra i • * ! ) c h a rg e *1 �~M I Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 1(8 Social Calendar • M O N b A li> rhe I’h lltlh i'ii Claw of the F tr«t P reibyterlin Church w ill meet at ■he home of Mr». W. 8. Hrumley, (fie r y Av*n>ie, at 7 :4T> pm . The ff.X .'u, o f the F irst Bap«i»l Church w ill hold their h u llde n meeting nt 2:30 p.rn. nt the church. The circle* o f the F irst Afeth odist Church w ill meet ns fo l­ lows Circle No. 1 w ith Mrs. \V A. Hunter at 2000 Jk.lly Avenue ■t 3:0t™.m. No. 2 \v#b Mr* T. F McDaniel nt 1.11:i Park Avenue nt 3:00 p.nV No. 2 w ith K. t!. K ll Patrick nt 223 West Eighteenth Street nt T in t p.m. No. t w ith Mr* Hoy Tillis «t 2218 Magnolia Ave nue nt 3:00 p m. ,No. 5 w ith Mrs. (iernld I'enrsnn n t the Nnvnl llnse. The W.M.h ot the C rn tn il llnp list Church w ill meet at the home of Mr*. Joe Daniel* nt 202 I’oplni Avenue at 7.•30 p.m. IVIiHs Nellie Bowen To Marry H. A. Evans The engagement of Miss Nellie llowen, only daughter of Mrs. Mnttie Mne Bowen anil the late Ilomnr llowen o f this city, to Rl' hard A. Evans, son of Mr. and Mr* (Stover Evans o f New O r­ leans, I* being announced today by her mother. Miss llowen attended Seminole County schools and wns graduated from Seminole l||» h School w ith the class of ID5I, , Mr Evans is serving w ith the U. S. Navy and Is stationed nt the Sanford Naval A u x ilia ry A ir S ta­ tion. Plane foi the w r.li.'n g w ill be Kimounred later. Parenta Arc (fUCHts Of WeHtnide Prim ary P e rso n a l s |)r. H a rry W oodruff has re ­ turned from Asheville, N. C. where he spent a short vacation. A ll,* Carolyn Patrick arrived recently from Duke U niversity to spend the summer w ith her par­ ents, Mr. and Air*. W. A. Patrick. Miss Arlene Jacobson arrived Wednesday from Duke U niversity and w ill be leaving soon for Gainesville to attend the summer session at the U niversity o f F lo r­ ida. Friend* o f W. E. Smith w ill re­ gret to learn that he Is critic a lly ill in a Sod us. N. V. hospital. Alt. Smith is a retired coal-crane oper­ ator fo r the A tla n tic Coast Line. Miss Lylllan Boyle* Bride-Elect, Honored Miss K night Honored With Kitchen Shower SEMINOLE HI By B E V E R LY GRAY M r* Gerald leasing and Mlsz It sure has been nice having the Margaret D in g frh lcr entertained senior* up here this yenr and we recently w ith a breakfast at the Holiday Inn honoring Alls* L yillia n were sorry lo see 'em leave today, but we know they're having load* lloyle, bride-elect. A highly styled modern arrange­ ami loads of fun! Won’t he long now be fa ir tile ment composed of pedalanthus, gardenias nnd Queen Anne's lace end o f school on June i« and grad­ wns placed in front o f the hon­ uation on Ihe lUh. Th. school oree, and garland* of fn lrn tu * In ­ picnic nml Class Day w ill he held terspersed w ith ganlenin bouton- Thursday. Class Day w ill begin In nleies graced the “ U " shaped the morning nnd w ill end some­ table T b - houtonnlerea were later where around 11.00 Ticket* w ill he up at school in order I ” gel Into worn by the guests. Mi.** lloyle wns charming Ir. a Snnlando. There w ill he a pienh quaint peuannt style cotton frock supper that evening at Snntnmlo of olive green nnd white. Mr*. L. Don't anyone miss t hi* if you F. Boyle, mother of the honoree, can help it, 'cause it'll he lot* of wore a navy blue linen trimmed fun.............. Gossip ami Gab: w ith white pique. Mrs. Dynl Gray, Our Couple o f the Week Ih i* grandmother of the bride-to-be wn« attired in a two piece cotton lim e I* Alike Whelchel and Caroline Good lock to yn >*dh' See in iewcltnm* mauve and brown. Those enjoying the a ffa ir were about dating recently wen Kd (Stay.* McKinley, Carol Dra id , Kloisc Mr L. . F. . .Boyle. . . . .Mrs. Dynl ............. ........................ Mr* Nancy Brock, Mrs. Julius Benton, Wesley D aniil I'-n t for D itig frld ri, M l*. George Andrew g.-| the T ri III-V tea next toe-day m nt Speer, Mrs M I Itshnrn Jr , M is. nftrrnnon from *• Spenrer Hardin. M r*. Malcolm (Vail H ittin g '* home. A ll -Id mem M acNeill, Alts. Caulhen Hutchison hers nnd mothers are Dinted Jr.. A ll*. W ight K lrtly , Mrs. W illThat’s all fo r now. lb- •••in yn! ‘ lam B iu in lry , Alts. Chatles l.egetle o f Orlando and Air*. Joe 1 here, and who Im* manv fi lends Baker. Also attending were Miss Nancy among the De Bary resident*. W llllam *. Miss U ln L e fflc r. Alls* For those friend*, we sd.l nnr w el­ Mary Ann Galloway, Miss Jean come to the Davis fam ily We were happy to »«•>• Edward Sayer, Miss Dilon Baker, Alis* Joyce Hi-tzcl, Miss Klise H utchi­ It. Pollard about on De Itiirv Day son, Alls* Rosa Coke lloyle and a fte r Ur had undergone surgery in the hospital. Alls* Nancy Hope of Gainesville. Mr*. Davis Mad-arhme ha* The hostesses presented Alis* lloyle w ith n piece o f her chosen been ill all week w ith an in ­ fected foot and hn* had many china. c a l l e r s among them Alt ami Mrs Airs. W. E. Raines and Mis* Hnrcl Raines entertained with n kitchen shower Inst night nt their home on H olly Avenue in honor of Mis* Doroth*- K night, hthle-elecl of Sunday. Various arrangements of pent is in stiver vases, potted plants and a coffee table arrangement of hi Ii I m-ii * decorated the living room of the Raines home The dining table was overlaid w ith an import ed cut work linen litre rlo lh rentrie d w ith an arrangement ->f ru t flow er* and greenery w ith rry * tn l punch howl. A number o f games were played im hiding "K o o k rry K w ix" won by AD*. Donald Knight nnd n game in which the hostess passed around the room a paper hag containing various ktlchi-n article* of which each guest had to name a* mimv a* possible bv feeling the ling This was won by Miss Di-ntu- Sic yens. The pie>ent* were p ie*eolet| i,» Mi** Knighl 111 a trash <an I,, Inmmie W illiam s who po*e,| a . the Hash eolleetoi. Refteshment* of pillteh, cookies, nuts and cheeses were served In the hostesses to those present wto, were Alts. Dotinld K night, Alls. W I.. Howland, Mrs. I.eonmd Hale, .Mrs. Bernard I,. Darkey, AID* Denise Stevens, Mis* June F«id, Alls* Betty Cagle, Atiss Ethel W illiams Webb. Miss Doris W illi*, All** Elizabeth White, Alls* Theda P itta * ami Alls* Phyliss W yatt THF SANFORD H E R A LD F rl. May .10. 19*2 Pege * NO W -TH RU -SU M M ER! 1 | / i " ' i ( ' \ ■11 Airs. J. R. Slater and Airs. T. II. Nelson le ft yesterday to return to I'arents and friends of West- th e ir home In Douglas. Ga. a fte r side P rim ary School children were spending the past tw o weeks w ith the guests when the children and th e ir hrother-ln-law and sister. The p u p ils o f W - Alnignret teachers entertained recently w ith Mr. and Air*. Price Heard. Davis music school w ill present each room presenting a program their ntinnal r r r ltn l nt the Wom­ on some special phase of th e ir Mr. and M r*. Kay Shoemaker an's Club nt 8:10 p.m. (iuest school work. arrived recently fo r a short visit artist w ill he Kenneth Balciiget, The second grade luiys and girls, w ith their fam ilies before re tu rn ­ nssoclatp professor of voire nt under the direction of their teach- ing to Gainesville where Mr. Shoe, Stetson IJnivlersity. or, M r*. Irene W att, presented a maker w ill receive his B BC. deCirrles No 7. 8 nml It of Hn- varied program of reading* and gree from Ihe U niversity of First Methodist Church w ill meet group singing, (in displuy were Florida on June (I. H o v lo H o n o r e d as follows.* No. 7 w ith M i*. Char- notebook* with attractive b u tte r­ ies Atkinson nt 2001 Washington | fly envna In which spelling papers Gladwin, Mich. Mr*. I. K. A rm strong left ID K \ V IIF.NNING ER Avenue at 8:00 p.m. N-». M w ith | are kept. Around the room were Wednesday for Jacksonville where A lbert Gibbon* *»< ' ailed to Mrs. Vte W. Tyre n j Him O mK mounto*l picture* which the child- she w ill he Joined by her son-inMichigan because o f the serious Alls H a iry W oudiofr nod M i* Three o f us from De Bury, went Avenue »l 8:00 p.m. rind No. il w ith ren hail dour in th e ir a rt work this law ami daughter, Mr. and Mrs. C. l i A Speer Jt. entei-tnined yen to the Sanford Grammar School illness o f hi* son. Mrs. E. M, W illiam s at 21no ('o r- year. Mrs. Robert Edward* i* in the lU ndall Collins and continue on to nn Wcdm-sdny morning to he ti-rday morning w ith n coffee nt ilova Drive at 8:00 p.m. Thn program given by the th ird hospital In Sanford. Lexington, Ky. to attend the g rad­ The Daughters of Wesley Sun- grade was centered around a large uation exerrlse* at the U niversity the guests o f the students lit Steve llru d l had a had fall on the home o f the former mi (ink Avenue honoring Alt** I ylllno Room 8 at th e ir class play of (lay School Class of the F irs t p irture of a tiee. In the picture o t Kentucky where her son, Lee "Peer G ynt". The iday was given • prim ary dny when he went In lloyle whose marriage w ill In- mi Methodist Church w ill meet at Mc­ wen* many Inrds and the hoys Kber Arm strong Jr., Is receiving for the benefit of a little G er­ vote. He was taken to the hos­ event of June 7. Kinley Hall at 8:00 p m. w ith M i*. nnd g irls took In in s telling nlxnit his degrre In Business Adm inis­ man g irl, Vein, a victim of the pital In Sanford fo r treatment. The W oodruff home was hm-lv Ida S tall, Mrs. 8. (}. Iln rrim n n , enrh hlrd. Under the direction of tration. Mr. and M r*. Harold C offin with arrangement* of dm Idle*, wur, who has hern adapted hy Mr*. Charles Meriwether, Mrs. Mrs. Escar Price the children had are glad to have then car again gladioli and gardenias The ten the class. We n rr proud to have Margaret Kdwuid*. Mr*. W O. mndr nnd In-nutifidly colored the a fter the accident III (hange City. table was overlaid w ith n cutum l, hern invited hy these children I li.tM . • • I r it . ’ll III. M ill .I m M M ; \ M M 'l I l l ll and 5li*a Nell W iltium * nr tree ari'l the various hlrd*. Air. and M r*. Ile n rv Klepper linen chilli and centered with gat und |uoud, ton, to live in a com­ V isitors in Mr*. ltei|)*<*P* fourth hostessae. :i r i i I 11It i t . I N'S Sl.o-k ( I n i i . i .mi new and Mr. and M r*. I .on llerard ilenlns in n silver dt*h. Illlie i up munity where children nru being w rie entertained w ith The D ully T ruth (8*.« w ill meet grade spent a vacation In the Stephen pointluents were nl*n o f silxei Hy MISH A IID IK PR E V ATT lig h t w i i f III tn n tiim l • M i.it . i i .......... I un i given such fine tra in in g not onlyat the -Valdet Iln M . T hr lionk stories told try the children and A— / The hostesses piesented tin in ill amoth-s Imt, more especially, Foster country. "The Sermon on the Mount" by then inspected nn interesting I I I i l l I | I l f i l l |*l I I . \ M i l I l l l l II . I I I l j l l l I I I . Mr. sml Atrs. Robert AlrVea. tlouoiee w ith a g ift of her eltuHen in brotherhood and world citizenhiblt o f d a y work. Also nn d is ­ E m m rtt Fox w ill he studied and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yimla had a* form erly o f Chicago. Ill are now china pattern. AD* .lohii Ivey im m ill K ill M il I lie i k * I llll •i | m | Mill I I llll i l l ship. Alls* l.u rllle Campbell, their play was special work the boys Ih r public is Invited to attend. their guest Friday and Saturday teacher, did an excellent job of set led in their homo on Valencia slsted tile tiosti‘*si'* ill serving ainf g irls had done in their srience Mr. Josef Grott o f Chicago. W K I'N K S D A V Road. Those invited to I m w ith Mi lyt'VV l l l . ' l l ; I Mi I S i n » r! Wekiwn l.oilge No. M7U of the >lit-*. Mr. and Mr*. Judson Edwards rusting and couching The c h il­ Mr. and Mrs. R ohm itwcns, of The firs t grade pupils nnd their o f Daytona Beach were calling nn dren showed remarkable acting Dover, Del. mid theli «on. Itavid, Boyle were: Alls l.levd I llnyh, 1>. A. to H.ll.T. w ill meet in the Air* Dial Gray, Air* tiemga b ility nml little Vera, could sho teachers, Mrs, Marion St. John and I.O.O.F. Hall at 3:00 p.m friends I n t il* ends here Tuesday. ,III* a, * 1 , 1 1 1 , AII si 111 W i l lV, M i* v\ l l , ! aisi *■.I M( IXI SI : are spending a vacation with lo-r Ti'iihy. Alts. Itoy .Muiiu The midweek prayer service of Heard, had enterMrs. Fred Rnllard of Maitland Ihem .w o u ld rer a ln 'y , Ml W illiam A Patrick, .Mm Tom Boll. M i(allied their pnienla nnd frlrnda In d Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ballard ' \ I’ 1” ' " f her Aim- ir . n friends, ' the Central B aptist Church w ill I Hugh Whelchel, A ll* U I i |-1. at 8:00 p.m, The Sunbeam* w ill January. A unit on "Food" hail log. Mis S. tt Chase, Mi Pi ii ■ laa’n completed und the work a n d °M rs ,% h !B |,; ‘ B ,,n ,l" V F Faihimm \am w H ill l he V Sthe• firs i s t DeBaVv' D ellnty ............... M ay 22. M. and meet during the prnycr hour. "hown centered about th|* theme. g u t to In- gixdunted from De- Airs. Eric Sininmn* Im mne tile lle n id . Alls. Ilm iv T 'i"ke. Mi Mr*. Daisy Barker of Sanford proud parents o f lin n Juseiitl. lile lio I.ingle. Mis Inlio M ii cli Orange Juice ami rookies were Tuesday w ith her mother I .nnd High Selmol. Mother and son are doing well mid Alt*, liny Hollei served to about 75 persons who spent Last Saturday evening, a num ­ Afrs. I .re who la ill. Also, Airs E. At C allow m . Mi Airs. S. N. Grove* Im* ri wen- present to enjoy the pingrnm ber of Ills friends gave a sur Air. and Mr*. Donald Perry and turned from a tr ip to New York W f . H ill, Alts .lames II l i.i|.|. and riin g ra tu la le the children on prise party to .Inmes Hundrll and Air. anil Mrs. W. L. Selg left Member* of the De Bui v De M i*. .1. It. W oodruff. M m | i I tll*'ii work. Thrasher, Alt*. W A Adam*. AD • Wednesday for Jacksonville. They presented him w ith n g ift, lie le ft fo r Jacksonville on Tussilay ' !" ;,cr" ‘ 'rn went hy way of Mr. Perry's yacht. to enter Ihe ........... J0' 1 rounding up reglst.M .I vot It A Newman, Alt* .1 C Sluuuo. liltli i -:.\ s t M U S T s \ m m iiii ■IK » M 122? J to enter Ihe service. Air. nnd Airs, lihiney Shultz ,rs |o make sure they voted in Alt*, lieorgo I I h ii Ii i i , M i * C IV Another big patty, attended hy ish Spenrer nnd Alls \dn Slnlei have returned to their homo in slm ut III friends, was given fo r I t he primaries. Sehenectady. HIRTU. A N N O U N C E M E N T M i. und Airs. A. E. Ihivi*. It took | Mr. and Afrs. Paul Maxwell and ko Mr, and Mra. T. C. Brown Jr. fa m ily and Air. and Mrx. I.rster the form o f a Ionise warming ID M SHY A LIC E IIA U K K Y Airs. .f. P. Iftdlzclaw , Mrs. Roger rnd set veil to welcome as a neigh­ annount;B the b irth of a daughter, Dummy and fa m ily of Ohio who Buzanm > Ellen, M i l 2ft, nt tlm Schmidt and Mrs. R. T. Thomas Is spending a few week* w ith AD. bor the fam ily o f Die man whn Joyed a p,clilc •Hlppl'l IHItf aim e jU jrtnlncd last night at thn ha* b u ilt so many o f our homes Orange Memorial Hospital: week was that of Wedm-Sitliy even III f111* p a lly at 1III* Ili'IIH l»f Mi ’■ O e d a rv home on Elm Avenue nnd Mrs. Maxwell all spent Sun Ing when litlle Mm y F liralielh Stii ii Wat ten i II I I.V Mil > 1\ ( -■ ■honoring Miss Joyre Anderson, day In Daytona Reach w ith rein ■lives. Tolsr, the young donghtei of Ml l.llk f Tin- evening W ill III* M 11\ bride -elect of Douglas Freed. ID S A D IE S O D E Itlll.O M ■n Mrs. I.aiira Kllhee lx spending ItllllM'** nml Airs. B. E. Tolm . enteitallied N|H Ilf in m im m liu The liv in g room wns a ttra ctive ly Registration being taken n few weeks w ith Air. and Mrs. w ith a dinner mid slumliei fiarty if r1111Wiiritl uf ii Ilf IllilH H ■•'nn strangl'd w ith various bouquets of for Fall term M i and Airs. II Dunn had gardenia* and va ri colored earns- Raymond K ilher nml fam ily of ns then guests Saturday Airs nt her home on Mai-iodin Avenue Il'iBI ' |9|«*99te HIM'l" 1 AAIt sl txc.l in rrle lita tlo n of lu-i iiirthdny Th*-*- •'*»|n\ 191IF 1lir HllfM'ir a • i * li-m*. The dining table was over­ Orlando. lio n * Young mol rliililte o , from Air*. T. W. P revail, Airs Paid Mim Mi mi ll> B ill •1. M i-. 1 . . . land w ith nn lin p o rlrd lace d oth The evening wn m errilv (lllld lrd rilltulisi I Maxwell, and Alts. A .1 Baxter A11Im n y. (in., mol Air*. Bull Jim in games, s liio l* and a m iii I i *I. W m l. M in* IV» 1|r 1 t p If* II \G renteted w ith nn a rtis tic arrange­ Mr*. II. II Met'all linn, from t'asia. Fla. I'l IIIH • - Kid -x.-n •>> I(9|l«\ H m\ *»• . M ment of yellow and flam ingo glad­ attended the fashion show In San­ 2317 M cllonville Ph. 1512-W Air. and Air*. George McKay |irl*e fo r wlileli w ,i tun, Mhn NL» lull 11IIII*1. Mi ioli. Anppintm cnl*, including the ford put on by the Home Econ­ have returned from lli-rm iiighiim , Betty AtcKinnon Mmv K li/aheth'* . , , , ,, , . N’ mIIH' \Y 1111<*999- .Uni M il 1..11lc 1 omic* clnsses of Sanford High punch I Kind, were o f crystal. Ala. where they visited frie n d . .«•»■'« l"H « le il B.-" v M -' I dBp i A number uf games were played School. and relatives. ' " rv, > r" " r " f t t i i i . w*. Ka.l.e.ine Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Simmons IL f lr r l III5! 1h ■ t ,Htllltl lm« .did including fortune te llin g w ith a MfirrlRfin, M nrilui mm |»o| i . r.liM* Air. W W. Piiester from Day ••• i ,, riy s tn l hall. Prizes were won by nnd daughters of Stuntt visited (• V »f fill' 11•9 f •81 III I'VI 1v Ida. tuna Bench was Ihe goesl [ J r '„ ..................... ...... WII" I I I HI **i ill \ ll l l lt lltllK U i l l 'l l M l Mr*. Ftnnk I,. W oodruff J r. and Air. Simmon*' sisters nnd brother- Rev. mul Mrs. II H M arlin and CIIIKOI'ltALTOIt Wilson. in-laws, Mr. and Alt* P hillip \V I «. I HBL'I* \ Wl»3 Ii H n I p <i Ilf fi l l Mrs. Beatrice Anderson. Mrs. U ltr a ............. Tuesday Student* toinie fi-m the I nivi i Bauer and Mr. and Mrs. E. II. •«l i ( H i l l l i f a I l l ' s u f p i l l f | i * « a\ f i l e 'l l Please call fu r appointment Miss Anderson chose fo r the ollo th Cirrles of the Woman's l H" v" lr,' w radon a dress o f nink linen which Grant. i||l i n i; I V III A* »»' i l M l H i r I l f >1 I I >1 Phone 1753— 1715 M rs. I. J- Macklemmir of Mint i 1 Alissh.nsry Sm lety of tin- I nk. Sain lly r.l, h-Mi S etuioi.l. f »• i| NV I.i • I i . ii lii nl** featured n lavender trim . She and Mrs. I^ n n le F ru ttll of tlrls n V " nrn" < «l'«l*t Church met T u r* WJIsaii. ' - - g e Sin H i. Many riilN Imvr Im tii • ••«*•*!v«a«l • •• wore while Hi-ceasorle*. D uring the evening an alarm do visited Air*. E. S. K y *rr Hatur- day evening nl tin- Church. Mrs Herbert .Messer, I - '011111 Ah'l.u- iliiv l»y II •' V li'lr .Irvvili'i M'ln Ed (Iglesliy, chairman o f Circle cits, Stanley V e r n r , Lditi Wilson, fiv i' ti» flu in tirlfrt In* in lv i'ifH«'il d o rk tang nml the honoree was dny and Sunday. ill TuriMliiy'M I | ii ii li l Mi Y irli' • l"ld In find the clock. When she Mis* Betty Geiger left Friday No. II, was In charge o f the pro. I Edmund Lake und .......ge Huddle V3 u h i-iti o f th * >■■•■ •The eotneit to lie given „ f ||„. eity's mdeot hmislet* did this, she also found the many fo r South Carolina after visiting gram. The ssiihjei g ifts presented to her. oil o'clock Thin -.lay night in fm Tluii *dii v mm (ling speeinl ■ her parents Air. and Mrs. H arry gram was "The A lultilud * N •■d a tC < ’ Refreshment* o f ginger ale Geiger fo r a couple o f weeks, her C hristian Homes." I'e n tia l Park hv the Municipal since tiie stores of the c llv are Mr. and M r* Geotge Smith ami Band under the <111•-• t i-xi of Joseph rlosi'd dining (lie nfleinoun doting Hoh' , rake and nuts yvere served mother Air*. H arry Geiger accom­ by the hostess to those present panied her berk to South Carolina daughter and Mr. and Air*. Wal Itelzenslvin Is tin- In -1 to he pie the sommei mouths. Aluny peopl >i n who were Mr*. B eatrlre Anderson, ami w ill then go to IVrinsylvundi ter Hendrix o f Orlando were the senteil here, as In (he future all have resi-rved some of till* ilf ti guest* o f Air. ami M r*. If. /,. concerts are to la- n'telereil at tin- ties advetliKi’d M IA M I Plan Mrs. C. A. Anderson Sr., M r*. W. to v is it relatives. A. Cagle, Mr*. D. K. McNab, Mrs. new stand nil the Municipal Pier. are underway f*>r const ru d inn nt Rev. and Mr*. W. S. Norton left Dunn Sunday evening. DAYS TO KEMKMHKIt Rev. and Mrs. II. If. Alartln A. .1. Walker, M r*. O. C. tillib s , Wednesday fo r A tlanta, tin Air. and Mrs. W \ l.e ffle r and ii stadium at the lln iv c is ilv Mrs. I'. A. Rowland, M r*. Donald Itapid ptogicsH i • UIKTHDAY Alisa Marcia Roger* left T hurs­ had ax th e ir guest Thursday childten spent Hntide\ in (Itlnndn LE E H IH 'ltG evening Mr. G. F Cooper o f Or. Reagan, Airs. V. (1. Hasty, Mrs. day fo r her home in V irginia. ax the guests id Mis. l.e ffle r'* Iicing made nn conatl in tlo ll of • WEDDING lando. P lll.h II. M. Pearce, Mra. John M ille r parents........ One of Itie Jolliest l.ccsburg-Tavaics toad The P. T. A. held Its last meet­ and M r*. A. J. Peterson. outings o f tills week WHS that of t'IT V . Wmk lias -ta ile d on H i• ANNIVKKHAKY ing o f the vear Tuesday. Officers Also, M r*. Joe Welle, Mra. were Installed l»y Mr*. Ed F ill- children. It was also I II achieve Wednesday evening nln-n members niving of Hn- Polk City l.ak* • f H K IH ^ IA S . s t si - ____ n l I Isss U a l l i i a m i i II. I ... g 'lu t. Frank Caalagllnla, Mrs. Frank ford. The officers w n c Mr*. Lu­ __ ami llig liw a y ment day. About 2(1 P.T.A. mem­ o f Hie Samlsput Budge Club en W oodruff Jr.. Mrs. W. K. Yarn, cille Norton, president, Atrs. Roy bers, were tuesent. • MOTHERS DAY Mrs. II. II. Newman, M n . L. M. Nichols, secretary, Air*. T. W. Mr. and Mr*. Herman Fore had A lw |f ( Nice To Olvs Illmes, Mrs. W. F. Peacock, Mis* P revail, treasurer, Mrs. Lula Alor- a* their guests over the weekend (i. W. Roland, Mra. W. K. Betts, an, vice president, and Mr*. Calvin Mr. and Mr*. W. It. Fore nml Mr*. W. P. Brooks Jr., Mra. F. I.. Oldham and Mrs. I.e *lrr Harper daughter Barbara. Dumpier, M r*. M. J. Phillips. M r*. aa detegates. Cake and punch were Air. and Mr*. Riclmrd Korea and Lelaml Rudd, Mrs. Roger H arris, served to a ll including (lie school daughter visited Cypress Gardens ROBERT I.. COX Mrs. Vivian Speer, Airs. Mary PHOTO IIRAIM IKR and llok Tower Sunday. Noon, Mrs. Harold Nelswander, 108 NORTH PARK A V E N U E Airs. Tammy McLain Jr. re tu rn ­ Atra. Cecil Flowera, Airs. O liver Mrs. Naomi Hester. Mrs. LeRoy ed home .Monday a fte r spending PHONE 570 Clause, Airs. W. D. Gardner, Mrs. K O I^A P P O W T M K N T H S tra w d rr Hr., and Mrs. F. C. Gra­ a week In Columbia, H. C. wltero Joder Cameron, Atra. J, A, Vam , she visited relatives and nlso a t­ ham. Also, Miss ID tle Psamrk, Miss tended her brother’* wedding. Hetty Ann Cagle, Miss Martha Don't leave your re frig e ra to r Shannon) Miss Barbara AlrNab, M in M arjorie Anderson, M ils door open any longer than nec­ "23 Veara Fretting Sanford" M artha Grogan. Alls* Laura Ann essary. Opening the door and clos­ Anderson, Mis* Alary Jane Dob­ ing it quickly several limes lets White ------ ONE I I A L P -----O son, Mis* M ary Jane Eubank*, In less warm a ir'th a n opening the O and Miss I door fewer tlm cli hut fo r longer Mis* Peggy Howell GOLDEN IIHOWN FIU EO CHICKEN N C rept, N I period*. nerlods. Peggy Best. 1 FRENCH FRIES—GARDEN KREHII S A L A D L I. Tailored FRENCH HKEAD — BUTTER Y Y Style* In COFFEE OR T E A $ 1 ,2 5 H alf Sizes BTEHLINQ IU M N G ROOM - CURE SERVICE — T A K E OUTS “ “ ‘ “ i n HANFORD and G E N E V A A V E N U E Caadleaticha Reg. Prlcstl M M Now II.9S Mayonnaise Keg. Priced 95.H Now IS.tB Cigarette U rn* Reg. Priced 13.95 Now |3.00 Salad Server* Keg. Priced I5 J B Now #3.95 T O M O R R O W ’S Caen Holders Keg. Prleed 12*30 Now |1.90 Du Bary Doing* V"M " ,f At W oodruff Home ............. W | GENEVA N E W S ) Q & M Joyce Anderflon Honored With P arty Twenty Five Years A This Week a m -l M EN 'S WEAR. sh ell O Luke Monroe look KINDERGARTEN h ) siirmiier-sweef = * = = » = = DR. H. K. RING I THE ESSEX STUDIO SUMMER WHITE FASHION FAVORITE ANGEL’S EAT SHACK nn SUMMER SPECIALS t 9 .9 5 asfi 6 f t SHOPPER S SPECIAL ( f e ^ ftn v ri i t E ft | MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS * ■ SPECIALS CORNED BEEP H AS H OR OCEAN PERCH Travel A la ra i Clocks Reg, 1743 Naw. 15.93 Aluatiaum Casseroles Reg. 93.50 Now |3JS Claaisate Parker and Rverakarp Pea Bets Vi Price — A P r it ; CHOCOLATE Tl!d C S U U P c u m llla t & A n d e r s o n I t ’s * tv A in a v in i i n n n r _ i: l»I»l C. E. Purcell Co. ■i/d',1 Midi: • Alt 110 W m I First Htroal 1 'U K ' Sanford, Florida " •, . ' . [m . ...— ____ Igpuit < ■ -W * 't t* * » - a- *> i* J* ■ ' 1 U“ > I k l ' • t , ■V> ................... �A* Feature At Speedway R ico g h fs Alerio Rolls On As Blues Lose 10th Of 14 To Senators, 8*2 lly H U N T C H K T I.A IN Sanford's floundering Hcmlnoli. Blues w ill tr y to ''.liv e fa r.'" tills evening when they journey to Orlandu lo play the fin a l t ilt of thi-lr two-gu mo series w ith the He(in­ ters. Last night Orl Hit do's Nell Zimmerman ull hut nut the L ..Id lin g touches uri n liiiin lla tln g Saiilwrd losing su.-iu liy register­ ing a tw o -h ll H-2 trium ph over the Blues. This extender! the Seminoles' d eficit record to Id losses in their last 14 contests. The only bright spot in the defent was the tr n run humc run smashed o ff the hut of niuitugcr Chuck Aleim in the In itia l fram e that saved the Blues fio in being shutout. Alvoo ii Im i chimed In with a snatch infield single In the svvenlh inning hack of second for Ihe only two hits Ihe Semi­ nole* were able to gel o ff Ziminermsn last night. The giant field pilot now lias I I rlr r o ll drives tu place him one hack of Orlando manager Kd Levy's laague fig u re of 12. The two It Ill's mlsed A id in '* production to 04 fo r this sosmiii only 70 behind the F 8 L record held by Buddy Lake ut I Id. A lrdo (veins destined t o n ml; tin formei Sanfurd player's mark ns the Blues s till have leu games left to play this year. The resurgent S d in lu c vault­ ed Into sec.mil place In winning Inst illx h l, pnoslMg Jus Bench and picked up I 1, game, oil the league leading Bed I who are now only lln re games abend of the park. Meanwhile, the llllles, despite their loss l if t night picked up a h a lf gnme on the Huts us Deland dropped the lemulnder of their resumed f.n fe ll.'.l gnme mi l they lost the regularly scheduled tilt to Daytona Bench. Hanford Is • till only fi14 games o ff the puce In fourth place. (ia ln rsville Is mruseii.g the Blues. The tl-Alen nre |u*l games hehlll.l Hanford In fifth place as they picked up u fu ll genie <m Ihe HeinlimleN h> wlu ­ lling from I.eeNhuig Inst n lg lil. Maiutgei Chuck Alen.i w ill pro­ bably give Ills old reliable ‘ Nolb lug B a ll" Iw ir lc i, M urray lly id , the p it.b lo g iinrtlgnment I.might against the Kem.lorn in (iilm id o in un e ffo rt tu salvage one gnme of the two-game set Hyr.l liuii posted nil liuiiresnive 7-3 reconl this srusou ud.l every one o f Ills wins has been r ecu .led on the road. The lust time th« Blues played in (ti landu tlmy ile feat til the llenalota on the two lilt p e rfo iinane, ot the .Ivpatle.l Paul Chargsy, Press Bus P a lte r: John Im lus's return to the tlu u fu n l Hoc up af ter a tluee-duv viispenslun was uneventful as tin- '.espectacled |„fle l.ls r fanned tw i *.i mol popiual out. Munuger Chuck Alum, and Ted Brooklyn were the only Blue* not In go down via the strike nut route Inst night m face of ZlrnmiTthnnh. pj.idielmn. total of II Hanford HtJ'e. Jim Boland, rookie caleher from Tumpu, made his dv IN S U R A N C E A T A N A V I N l FOR YO U R H O M E - A U T O M O H IL H H U N 1N K H H hut fo r the IJIuea last night but fnlled to connect fo r a base h it In three appearances. Orlando A ll H O A llra p p , flb 4 n 0 2 Itoy, ss Thu.... . cf l.evy, 11, Ford, v Shores, If Bnldunso, i f Menu, 31. Zimmerman, p Totals ‘-'s n fo ril 3 0 II 0 II -I 6 2 0 3 2 H 11 3 1 0 l « (12 0 Ii I 0 3 1 2 1 4 0 I 2 31 0 27 8 AH Kski'W, If 4 Kcnls, c f 3 i'nrise, II 4 Menu, Ml, 3 linhrn. 2 b 3 Brooklyn, r f H in d is, ss 3 llidalid, r 3 Corral.**, p 2 f-<'itv k lli.ru I Torres, p <• T otsle 20 I iilii ndo IMill 133 0113 Hanford 200 000 000 It— Drapp 2. Doy 2, Levy. Hhmcs, M viim , Ken K— Pnrlae, Bhviha. H B IM. iiu, Thomas, Shares. Levy 2. 211 Mena 11 BB— Doy, Menu. H—D«y man. Left Hanford 2, O Bit o ff Zimmer....... II, N, I It I - Corral*'* M In i H ill’ C orralr* I Drapp C orral.'H 2. I 'll Ford. C.irrulca 16-111. I! Burl Kettle*. T 2:10. A 2IM III ties Add Rookie Catcher And Cut Hill Campo Loose limit- Bin.", iiiiiinonrt-tl that Jlin K.iluu.l, i.»-kle catcher from Tum p*, hud been nlgncl t‘> help Hp.-ll the Injured Dusty Rho.les b.-.'iilml ih.' plate. .Meanwhile they handed rookie ootrlel.ler B ill t ’umpo his out­ rig h t release and returned him to Ihe HI. I.oul* Br.iwna, who sent him to Sanfurd over a month uK". The leflhand h il­ lin g ('lim p., was h ittin g below .200 fo r I lie Blitea this season. I l l * most notable arhlevement aa u Seminole wan a te rrific nne-hnmle.l ru lrh at Ihe lop of the left field wall In Del,and ou Jack I'o.le'* hum drive. It lo n trlh u lrd with the fine pitch­ ing o f M urray lly rd and Jose Fernandes to bring an end t ’ade'a phenomlnal IH-gama h il­ lin g alraaha. Gumpo's rt'lenso now raises tha to ta l number uf Hanford playurs to ho cot looso to 17 since the li.'K liiniug o f tho season. Boland la a Jefferson High H. liool product, who tins hut only a f.-w <Iuy« of previous tiluylng .'Xpci.'ionce In Orgniilse.l Ball. He p lu y c l lost night iiKainst OrIn»du itrtil failed lo get u h it In I In lim e* lit hat. Boland lint* olid throws rightham h'.l and liecomes the th ird now Hanford tilnyor lo tho lust three day*, u llie r* nio veteran pitcher M arty Marlines, u onllvo Cuban from Ituvo nu, mid form er University o f Georgia hasehull cuptaln Paul Hogan Will Compete Against N a t i o n ’s Golfers I n M e e t T A L L A H A H S E K (S p e cia l-G u vernor F u llvr W srran o f Florida today signed » pioclam allun o f f i ­ c ia lly designating tomorrow as C o if Day. The Cuvernor'a proclamation heralded the ycar’a most unusual g o lf event scheduled to tea o ff to ­ morrow on F lo rid a ’s courses as well as other courses throughout the country. An estimated 300,000 v Ifars throughout America w ill end. play an 18-hole round against the u . H. Open Champion, Ben Hogan. D uring this unique one-day tournament, lo be known na­ tionwide aa "N a tio n a l Oolf Day," Hogan w ill match wood* and Irons w ith every g o lf e r man, woman or youngster, "d u ffe r" “ (eager la ____ _____ ra tin g ; " Playing u n d *f U BO A 'rules, Ifo gan w ill ahOot an Itf-hole round at the tforthwood Club, D a lltf, Tex., teen# o f the forthcom ing 1862 N ational Opeh. Hlmdltaneously, on the fa ir ­ ways o f the nation's 4,070 pub­ lic and private rnuraea, Am er­ ica'* weekend golfer* and their pro* w ill try le heat (ten's round. The cunteatanta that do w ill he award.'.I a specially-cast hronxo medal Inscribed “ I Beat Ben H o­ gan, National G olf Day, May 31, 1062." N ational (lu lf Day I* ro-sponsored by Life M agailnc and the Professional Golfers Association, in conjunction w ith the Western Golf Association. The required en* try fee fo r each contestant w ill he donated by the sponsors In It* e n tire ty In equal shares, lo thu U.H.O. and the "N ational G olf Fund." This fund w ill be administered by PGA u fflrls U , represents, live * of variuu* national golf associations and golf publica­ tions, aa well as uulslandlng amateur golfers. No part o f the proceeds w ill he retained by L ife or the PGA, nor used In any way In helping In de­ fra y expenses o f the tonrnamant. G olf professional*, club Golf Committee*, and public rourae o ffic ia ls are currently receiving entry blanks. N ational Golf Day sllrh e ra to b* attarhed to club score cards Ihe day of the conleal. aal* of o ffic ia l rule* pre­ vailing on N ational Gulf flay, and rules guiding Ihe "Calloway Handicap System" which helps compute and establish a fa ir Handicap un the basis a f a single round foe golfara who do nol have an satibtlalied rlub handi­ cap. ‘V ■ Hi order tu make sure that jd i contestants receive proper rscM tv nltlon o f th e ir scores and that the scores gro properly nttealc.l, they w ill bo turned over to thu clUlt pro, Golf Committee, or piddle course o ffic ia l* ut thu end of each round. An additional fee w ill he charged cunteatanta fo r each addi­ tional round played. Women contestant* w ill he per m ltted to nlay from women's te n , an.) w ill be allowed five strokes Fnk.'w. M.'uuwhlle tho Hemlnolu rtfflciiiU r.'iunlne.l mum ns to thu (iin lin u fd report o f trade rumors Involving Hanford. Ono encourag­ ing sign Is that President Joel Field mid Gem-rnI Manager John "rh a ra p " w ill be counleralened It rider liavu nol denied thum. fay tha rlu b pro, G olf Com mitts#, Hxpurlim’iitit are being made o r public fours# o fficia l, and •ant by him to N ational G olf w ith paper made from bamboo. Day haadquirtarn so th a t Medal winners can receive I h e i r awards at the earllea! poaalbl* date. Golf axperta estimate th a t ap­ proxim ately 10 percent o f the cunteatanta competing against Hogan w ill prova to b* winner*. In commenting on N ational Golf Day, Hogan said, "The one golfer In America I have the greatest respect fo r Is ths weekeno golfer. Ile Is the business or professional man who shoots in tho |0'e, UO’s, or 100's, b u t Is always In there try in g , whenever he can apare the lim e, and never qulla In hla battle •g a in st par. "P la yin g against H tarallv thou­ sands of these golfers w ill be a "Sanford N ig h t" at the Rocket Speedway In Orlando to n ig h t w ill be h ig h lig h te r by n grudge race between two outstanding Sanford drivers, "W ild B ill* T indall and Buddy LePlla, racing o fficials an­ nounced yesterday, Another feature on this even­ ing's card w ill b* the grueling 11,000 Sanford Handicap which w ill p it the top driver* and cars In this area against one another. In the unique “ grudge" race, Tindall w ill be driving Owen T. Porguaon'a ra r No. 34 against an unknown dark hors# driver. The dark horse w ill be at Ihe wheel of ra r No. 44, owned by Hanford's Buddy LeFII*. Forguaon la also a na­ tive o f Hanford. Seminole High School hand w ill provide the music fo r Ihe evening w ith a concert sta rtin g a t 8:00 p.m. under the direction o f Freest Cowley. Nahte d rive r* Ilka Paul Sanborn and Sonny Lodge of Sanford, Dick Joalin and many others w ill provide the racing th rills and ch ills o f the evening. Thin evening’* Sanford N ig h t a t Rocket Speedway promise* to be one o f the racing events o f the year In Orlando. Shuffling Of U-F Pitching S taff Is Hinted For NCAA G A IN E S V IL L E (.Special*, — A slight sh u fflin g of the U niversity o f Florida pitching s ta ff la In the making fo r t h f NCAA D is tric t 3 tobrnuinvnt a t ' Kannapolis, N. C., next weak. The Gator* play a dou­ ble elim ination tournament With Tennessee, Duke and Rollins fo r the rig h t to enter the Colltga World Series at Omaha late Id June. George Heed, |unlor rig h t­ hander who won five and lost one during tha regular aeasorr, ha* been switched to the reliefer role, leaving left-handers Dick Brown and H arry (W a n d rig h t­ hander Jack flasen for tpe sta rting sMlgnmenia. The other relief pitchers w ill he right-handers Hobby K night, H ar­ old Gray and H arry C arratt. K night w ill algo .Inutile as a rig h tfielder When necessary. Coach Dsv4 Fuller said today that If the G fto r* draw Hollins a* an opening opponent, H arry Coe w ill take In# firs t mound assignment. D|rh Brown w ill go to the mound If Florida's firs t opponent la TVnness.#, and Jack Haiert w ill be on ih# slab i f Ihe lla to ra open against Duke. Duka la tha totally uhitnown quantity fo r the Gatora. Florida and Duka dki not meat during tha rsgular ssaaon, Imt tha O atori took Tennessee's measure three time# (7-U, I ’7» and 18-11 during ths year and defeated Rollins four whlja Uruwn downed Tannassen twice (8-7 and l l - l ) . P ractically a ll a f F lorida’s pitching daring tha regular sea­ son was handled k f tha u n i quartet that w ill he the w alkhorse* of the Kannapolis tourn­ ament. Freshman Jack Ifa ia n led tha grpup w ith a g -t record | Dick Hrown turned In a 6-0 per­ formance) Georgy Read rang up 6-1: and H a rry Cos won tV a a and Ioat ana. Catcher Haywood Rqlllvan, F lo r­ ida's T-form a|lan quarterback In football season who has liean fo l­ lowed closely by m ajor Ivagut baseball acouts a ll spring, was thu second man In th f Gator hattary all during tha aeason, A six-foot, fo u r Inch power h it­ te r who welghi In close to the 200 mark, Hultlvah h it .801 fo r the year and was handicapped all tha way by p ltch a n who preferred w alking the big Optor catcher than giving him anything good around the plat*. Ha drew upward For Entries In-Soap The Seminole County Sports­ man’s Association appointed a thr4e-man nominating (onnaitU e a t ita re g u la r tnoatU y meeting lost n ig h t Id the Commissioners R6om i t the-GJtp H all. ^ (jverge M sffett, Denver Carwere Robert Z. Johnson Preef ’ to th e ’ nom laatlag ram telttea which w ill aeleet eandWateW M the annual election te be staged at Ike heat regularly ackeduM meeting oil Jaa#‘ Si. Reports were given on tha sportsman's fa m ily f lih f r y hald A pr. 33, at M ullet Lake Park. Plan* ware mad# fo r tha stag flah f r y to be held June 86, aleo at M ullet Lake Park, An exceptionally large number o f member* turned out fo r la it night's meeting, JaxVlIM Beach Sanford Gainesville Palatka Daytonu Baach Cocoa Leesburg Ht. Augustine Gainesville “ Palatka iI fI St. Augus Dhylona Beach S I D Oriapdo • Sanford 3 W ith the .leadline fu r entries In the Central Florida ooap Box Derby draw ing near, only two Sanford hoy. have o ffic ia lly registered to enter racer*. Tomorrow noun la Ihe last lim e bora between the age* o f I M S w ill have a chance to get tk e lr name on the reglatrallon B y JACK HAND hooka at Holler Motor Sale* of* Associated F ite a Rperts W riter flee In Hanford. H oller Motor Wlldman M aury McDerm ott, er­ Hale* la suvrrvlslnv the Hanford ra tic Boston Red Sox lefty, hai entrant*' bid to win the Central joined Bobby Palter, Bob Cain and Florida soap boa rare to be held A rt H otitttm an In the American In Orlando at Derby h ill on July League’* one-hit club. 1Z. For year* McDermott alternated M urray K. Nance and Claude between being a new Lefty Drove and 1 new Rex Barney. Thursday H llle ll. Jr., ere the on! tw o hnv* night be played the Drove rule at who have obtained the requisite he faced only 17 Washington bat- snunsurs needed to register fo r the (ere. F or a change he walked only rare. Nance la below monitored by One; K uum lllst end Anderson Drug Mel H o d e rlfln '* single w ith un« Co., and H llle ll w ill repreaent out In the fourth wiped out hla Ihe Yellow Cab Co. hopes of m atching V irg il T rucks' no-bitter The string bean Bed Sox C. K. H llle ll, director o f the n iff w r walked Eddie Yost In the local entries and general manager U n Inning. He was erased when of H oller Motor Sales, expressed Hat ericln b it Into a double play. his concern over the small nuibber Jackie Jensen wiped out lloder- of hoy* who have registered so ie tt'a single by grounding Into a far. "The interest Is there hut the ntofl faced only119 mall. Only four bova have reported they cannot batters, Including Kdderiein, b it get the sponsors fo r the c a n ," he Mm ball out of the infteld, as ha explained. “ I believe this I* a won* •tru ck out aavan In a magnificent derful opportunity fo r not only the hoy hut the merchants. Mer­ job, ids th ird win of tha year. ' A baaa on balls to Clyda V ollm ar chant* should he most w illin g to and Fred Hatfield's trip le gave hark the lioys, since It means a Boston l ( i 1-0 win In the sixth lot o f food advertising for them." tin d e r the rules, all boys de­ Inning. They collected 10 hits o ff toughJuck Bob P orterfield In break­ siring lo enter the d»rbv must ing their second-place tie w ith tho find a sponsor, who w ill wire Senators. P orterfield now has lost them Ihe money In enter, Onre five, three by shutouts including the bov obtains a annnsor he Trucks* no-hllter. must then go lo Ihe Haller Mo­ While pitching dominated the to r Helen o f fire nod register an gama at Fenway Hark, the or before tomorrow xl noon. ra enjoyed an afternoon field A fte r this lim e registrations w ill In Detroit where Cleveland be closed, whether the boy ha* ad tha Tlgara, 114 a sponsor or nol. H a rry Simpson, whose 1031 flop " I want to nrwe every Imy In­ em barraaied General Manager Hank Greenberg no end, had four terested In building a soap box U fa to take the league lead with racer and desiring to enter the rare In Orlando to obtain a spon­ One of Simpson's hits was a sor Immediately and come down baie llo a d e d homer that greeted and register Iwfore tomorrow Reliefer |(en Johnson, making bis noon, or It w ill he too late," Mr. firs t appearance of tha year in the llU te ll advised, The winner of ihe rare on July eighth. I I In Orlando w ill lie given an The New York Yankees had lo sll.einense paid trip lo Daylon. uae a 111lie "Yankee lu c k " to get ()., where he w ill ramoele In lh« p a il Philadelphia, 3-2, even with annuel National Soap Hoi Derby Vic R aichl, the S’, jin x pitcher, race In August. on the mound. An eighth-inning a rro r by sub F irst Baseman B ill A fte r n boy once obtains u spon­ sor he must then set about build­ ing the nicer w itti his awn hand*. run off Alax Kellner. He mav ohlnin oil the advise he The New York Giants' seven likes, lin t the actual Job o f con­ |* n je win streak was snapped by structing Ihe racer must he dune Philadelphia, fl-3. Combined w ith by himself. Brooklyn's 7 3 edge over Boston, Mr. II It tell concluded hv spying the Giants' National l-eagtie lead he fe lt If the buys explain the was clipped to Ite games. Two runs In the ninth almost benefits to lie accrued from spunpulled It out fo r the Giants but sarin* them in this race, then thev K«n H elntielm an fin a lly came In should not hnve miy trouble get­ ting a sponsor for th e ir racar. to, stop tham one short. ’ * t n Drews wax the winner over U laied tiles ram * Into general I t lle f e r Hoyt W lllw lm . Smoky BurJP**f two-run iln g je w ith the b a its us* III Korop.- .luring tha second half o f thu 13th Century. o o k i e Hoderlein’a Single In, Fourth Mars No-Hit Bid DR. C. L. PERBONS O P T O M E T R IS T EVES e x a m in e d g la s s e s DR. L .T . DOSS C H IR O P R A C T O R HOURS 9 to 12-2 to 6 306 A tlantic Bank Building Phone 763 DR. H. % L A U L |N OPTOMETRIST I t s Magnolia Sanford at Orlando JackjoovlH * Beach at Coc a a lM iv llte at U e p b u ri Daytona Beach at DeLand AM ERICAN League Delrolt II Cleveland l l Detroit 4 New York 3 P hU ldripl Boston 1 Washington ( (O N LY OAMI Philadelphia at Detroit' at St. Louts (kj Chicago at Cleveland (31 Walhmgton at Boston (3) Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati y 1 from Giant pitching, m apping a (O N LY GAMES SCHEDULED) three-game losing streak, with a Boston at Brooklyn ( l ) Barrage of home run* o ff Max Cincinnati at 'Cmeago ( I ) Surkont and Lew Burdette. Andy New Y ork at Phlledrlphla ( I ) Padui, Jackie Robinson, Pee Wee St. Loujar at P ittsburgh f t ) and G il Hodges ell hotnered F terkla lalerasM oatl League i tha l l hit attack. M iam i” ' 36 17 .678 Ralph K ilte r 'a 'fifth homer and M urry Dickson's pitching reverted F{ft*burgh's backward motion to la m l Beach 39 to H 8 whip Cincinnati, 4-3. Dickson held avails 31 30 .IM (he Reds to four hits and Miner, Tampa 10 It .56* walked purooiely three times by W e il P alm Baach 37 ts .S lf H a rry Perkowskl, M l a two run St. P etocibitrg 86 is sio homer In Ihe seventh. Lakeland 17 34 133 LPut* and Chicago in the Ft. Lauderdale ■ 41 .1W National and American were not Lakeland 0 81. Pateraburi 3 scheduled. ' | • M iam i 7 Weal Palm Beaen 0 M iam i Baach 3 Ft. Laudsrdate I T H B BLUER TH IH WKEK Havana • Tam pa 3 Tonight Tampa a t Havana Hanford a t Orlando 81. Petersburg si Lakeland Saturday M ia m i at West P alm 'B each Hanford at DeLand Ft.Tha Lauderdale al M iam i Beach L a tin version of the Bible Sunday implied by St. Jerome la called DeLand a l HANFORD ( 8:00 p.m.) R S D R LA N D RED H A T B A T T IN G AVERAGER WASHINGTON U B-A C ivil Aero­ nautic* exam iner recommended Thursday that an application of Melbuurna, Fla. fo r airline serv­ ice be denied. Rnaiern, Dallp gad National Air- Cadd Melbourne. * § 8 Hovel) .. SEAT COVERS - CUSHIONS A LL COLORED PLAIDS Seminole Tire Shop i Brasieke Monstran Stshnls llnea aU bad .eppoaed proposal* Brewster ihet at la in ono of them serve Walker ORLANDO SBNATOR RATTING AVERAGER About 212.000 cubic feet o f wa­ te r a second flo w over N iagara A bamboo Falla. In 84 houra hi Sincere Thanki i n EVERY FRIPAY NIERT 8:30 °RLAND0, IIAHBPA $1,400 SANFORD HANDICAP To My Friendu In The 5th District For Their Vote In My Behalf. through l slip soles god apria Music Byi Sciplnole Rtgh Bchoo) Bang — Concert Realm W CongrRtulatipnR To My Opponent l t t in t io n W E c a *4 n « A S .« t iM U W # w * y * m A JU L O S tn lw Mm I s U s U w s i T i t A | A * T lw w s m (te^-k -ia . ■ l a w r s V. J i U I ( l ( Howard Zink Quality Roberta . Ouniia Egam lner Edward T. Htodola la id hla decision W M J'a elos# and d u ftfiiit one. I f Melbourna ware n io rt remotely removed from rtreat challang# dor me, I am scheduled a ir service, H i claim would be much itro n g e r," ho add ooldng forward to tomotrotv.". Phone #11 g Player MELBOURNE A ll RTOP f it t e d 114 South Palmetto Aveuu* BARGAIN PRICES’ �- - •. ■ «•>! . 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I .unit'r all I|i", Thi% Series is ^ e in f Published Each Week in the Snnford Herald w ith the Approval of the Seminole C ounty M in is te ria l I CM,* I. \ n iM .M H .N IT Y t k illIU H , . W h llr. M ln ir lrr ll.'l'illlu S tflvItM l I Ti , | n .,| Sit v Ii' h 111:00 a m . I 'Inn ■ Ii Si liiiul ninl tolk l.y |iualui , ........ | ‘vii|ili<’* Mt’iitliiK 7:00 p in. K vwiIiik Hit view 7:110 ,1.111. AssociaHdn, and in Sponsored by the F o llo w in g llusiness E stab lish m en ts: N K ill MOTTLING CO. TO tCHTO N DRUG CO. . : 'f ' ,V fill '‘\ , Ta in t FUNERAL • . , THE MAYFAIR INN t 1^ VV1 1 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.* HR IM O N SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. V - co, ' M. Or jlOOGEB PLUMBING LEE IIRO'IHERS IIROTHERS PETITE PARIS LINGERIE, INC. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO.. Inc. OZ1EK-WELLER HOMES. INC W. W. HORNE TRUCKING ( <>. HVHTH TUXEDO FKRII BTOKE HANFORD BOAT WORKS HOLLER MOT*)* HALES i FLORIDA STATE HANK ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO. t - UNITED LU M Ritlt CO.. INC. 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Hariinoi (ople: "Halvaflon". 0:60 p.m. Evanlnu Worahlp. lifoailcaat ovrr WTRR. .W adituday 81OO p m . Bifala Study. V liit o n alway* w ilco m t. GENE'S TEXACO SERVICE . t i v j r L i p : I ? riia fc f *V. IST ■ \ • 'll t .'WSSHli'N z t i i f & r A -T X . 1: v - • . C &\vV< /- :. • ........... ... �A+ \ T D P t|« • BAKM R D M O U LD ' r r i. May N . 1H I At The Churches Sermon by pastor. "Como Thou W ith Ua And We W ill Do Thee Onod." CO N O R fi(>ATIO NAL CHURCH Park Avenue and T hird Hlraet J . Bernard Root. M inister Sunday School 10:00 a.m. M orning Worship 11:00 a.m. Sermon: "The Coat o f Pentecost". CHRIHT CHURCH, Langwood (Kpiscopal) Rev. II. L Zimmerman, II. I)., Vicar Whitsunday 4:00 p.m. Evening Prayer and Bar mon, AU are welcome. Farmers Market H«p«rt Na. tar ■ A n n u m s t a t u a -A im iu ie ssAHKarr laaiare. riorMa la ( o llo w in a p ric e s la te re on The s rm e rs M a rk e t f o r u c k e ra * D eader* Ip IS. re p o rte d b y th e K a n h jrd H la ls p ro d u c e u n lit to u p t o l i t u i> in tans, T e n ile ia rin n if, usp enitln* g o a lK r 811. hpr. ■ ana, Lim as bu bpr. lana. Pols Ini. hpr. ibhaur, lis p s iiillo a Q uality to ill. s i. ilory, ilr>1,ten cra tes ils ry . Pascal c ra te . >rn c ra ls s icurnhers 1,11 lis lil. (■ P lan t ho. link I ira bo Hpr, "M aslerworka From France” brings WTRR radio llewnera a h a lf hour o f famous musical Wornpositions l>y French composers of the past five centuries. Beginning at .liSO o'clock, these h a lf hour presentations heard every Sun­ day are recorded In Franco fo r broadcast over WTRR. The Itov. Hugh Rcasley, pastor o f the F irs t Baptist Church of Mims Is hrnrd Sunday morning i l l 8:00 o’clock on "Tln> L ittle Country Church. TI 10 hrondcnnts lire produced In Mims fo r broad­ cast on Sunday mornlnga. T « l llannn and his "Ilu sln c** Reporter” w ill be heard over WTRR Monday afternoon a t 12:45 o’clock. Mr. llannn Interview* John A. d llh rc th . whose huslness Is making wcntlier conditions. Church srrvlres w ill ho broad cast from Holy Cross Episcopal Church Sunday morning begin, nlng at 11:0<> o'clock. Rob Harrison, Florida state highway patrolman, w ill have anether safety message fo r WTRR listeners Sunday evening nt 0:15' W rlock on "The Safety Show” . The Rev. Frank Morgan, pastor o f the F irst Raptlst Church In Oviedo w ill he heard Hnturday evening at 7:15 o'clock on WTRR1* "Sunday School Lesion" program. INFANTS’ WEAR SunHuitft Dresses BO Denier two bar trico t Painty pastels and w hite batiste L ittle Misses Flay Shorts Diaper* 6 for 1.19 12 for 2.29 ( ilils ' V’ lsb l Rnxer fibril ts I I m i-It.r.u 3 to - 1 &o 3 i t - I no 3 It l.C ulit l it I 10 1 It S .it . 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Dubla, Monttarloag and'Gloxlanaaend tnalty others j - '■ 1. i C rum Sandwich Cokes, r*g. SO* Ik Window Cushion* Shades » e IK I t « , ykg. Marshasllow Ooodtaa, o sw ltf j - .•! ■'Vr , «*■ ’ » * ♦ * • » **J» M * f * * #» * *< *• * *♦ • * * . * ( f s e s « ?>~.ry . ^ m v- •^ ^ 4 4 * �T H E SANFORD H E R A LD FREE F ri. M a r >0. 19*2 HOME TRIAL! MOTOROLA — A D M IR A L T E LE V IS IO N iNimplat* with aerial nm! boost*r DENE’S TEXACO SERVICE .Ai#* l**M 1 (’ & C L I (111 O R S T O R E 1 " M K A H O C A H T K R K F O R M ) ( > 0 C IIF F R * * I ’ llO N K 9192 } .112 ft t N’ TIIR D IV R N U n Mo Americans Slain In New Outbreaks At Koje Compound | R* JIM PECKER KO JE ISLAN D. Korea * t- E ig h t Red prisoners were killed ami 17 won lull'd in Moody Im-ldrnla al U nllrtl Nation* prisoner of war ramp* on riot-torn Koje Island and on the Korean mainland Thursday and today. Prison camp nulhnrlllc* said no U. N personnel were kilted or wounded In the outbreak*. The killings raised the loll ol Thla May Festival group o f Croom* Academy IIlicit School par­ reported death* from violence to ticipated In the annual May Day Faatlval. Standing le ft to rig h t, 243 prisoners. The A rm y ta ld US Velma Hayea, Iloatrlc Baines, Betty Jean Tillm an, Maxine Merthle. nf these died at the handa of fellow Alice H erring, Rosa P criy. Altamease Burke, the May queen, M arie prisoner* after drumhead tria ls In compound* dominated hy hard core Communist POWs. Four North Korean prisonera Dawson, Ilettye Jean McClain, l.ourelto T u n ic i, /H u m Allen. Joyce Itolscndorffi Dceloris Hampton. Flower g u tKing, leanetle llolom on, Delnris .Inekson Vice President Housing Project Is Named After Pioneer Resident Of Goldsboro Alben W. Barkley Seeks Presidency w ith warm ahadea on north and eaat side* and cooler colon In rooms having south and west ex' peaures. , Rooms are o f large and medium fixe. Kitchen* are especially ^room y, and walls h a w enamel fin Wl»h. Kitchens have white enameled cabinets, and combination sink* and laundry tubs, w ith drain boards over the tub portion*. Ollier k i t c h e n equipment Includes electric ranges and electric refrigerators. Handy la the kitchens are small u tility rooms where things may be stored. Bathrooms have standard plumb|ng fixtures and In most units the eleetrlr hot water heater la Inc ra te d there, Tho alse o f the Pptum bing so t up la Identical in each unit and all pipes were roughed In egaetly the same. One building la o f special Interest, being b u ilt to accommodate an Invalid who haa to be pushed ■bout in a wheal chair. For this reason the doors a n wider, and • the outer door and screen are i ' combined. A wide ahower u n it la ** Included in the bathroom. The ■ n rtm e n t la Interconnected w ith H A ll units are equipped w ith fuel oil space healers placed in re­ c e n t*. Oil drums a r t on the beck o f the building, Garbage cany can never bn upset; .they ax* recessed flush w ith the sldMtalk* T shaped m ita l support* haVa been p ro ­ vided fo r clothes lines. The St. A ugustin* grass has gained a good s ta rt and w ill he maintained fo r a tim e by H. H o yjr Marx nnd Associates, who are do­ ing the landscaping. Oak trees, cirand** and ehrubbery has «n planted. Like Castle Brewer Cocrt. the W illiam Clark project, haa affected an amaslng transform ation In S from Koje Island's massive prison camp to n new compound at Ynngchon. 60 m ile* north of Pusan, tem ­ porary South Korean capital. One North Korean prisoner was killed and another wounded Thurs­ day by bullets from n U. S. sol­ dier's automatic rifle , fired acci­ dentally during a guard change In Compound M on Knjc The accidental shooting bark place two hour* after about 100 u S and British troop* raided Ihe compound holding 2,7tiu North Korean officer- and 630 cnllslcd Bed orderlies — and destroyed Iheir headquurtfr* and dispensary shacks. The If. N. guard Iroops went In wtlh fixed bayonets. They used tear gas bombs but fired no shots. There were no casualties Koje authorities said the four North Korean* killed Thursday died after one member of Ihclr work party attacked n U. N. guard during n rest period An n fflrla l A rm y statement said "In self-defense Ihe guard nponcl fire nn his assailant and killed him. In the fracas nne other POW was killed and five were wounded. Two of the wounded died Inter al Ihe hospital. No Americans were h u rl." Maj. Gen. A. J. II. Casaels, comUoldaboro In eoniraat w ith the aub standard housing previously lo­ cated in the area. The cheerful rows o f the neat buildings w ith prr*. aenta a pleasant pi Th« children have not been fo r ­ gotten fa r two playground areas have been provided In W illlnm Clark Court, a small one fo r .ho younger group, and a larger fo r the older ones. A mesh wire fence surround* these areas. Home paving w ith asphalt t ip haa been completed hy the City, In ­ cluding Olive Avenue, Eighth Street and a portion o f M ulberry Avenue bordering Ihe Castle Brewer project. Not yet completed la Ihe m ajor portion o f Mulberry .Street nr Tenth Street, bordering the C astle'B rew er project, Frederick L. W illiam s served as civil engineer fo r the new project. MY SINCERE THANKS to th« many friends who supported me for the State Senate. I accept their verdict and pledga my support to Senator Boyle in any affort he may make for V igood goverment. A. MAX BREWER 74 Year Old Kentuck­ ian Cheered By Sup­ porters As Savior By M a rv in I, arro w sm lth WASHINGTON t * - Vice Presldent Alben W. Barkley's announce men! ho would accept Ihe Demo crude presidential nomlnallon was cheered today hy supporters tout­ ing him as a harmony candidate "H e can win for us against any man the Republican* nominate, said Sen. Guy G illrlte of Iowa Two of Harkley's Kentucky col leagues. Democratic Kens Karlo Clements and Thomas Underwood, voiced the same sentiment. "H e ran bring harmony to the 'urty and victory In November," Jnderwood told a reporter The 74 year old v I cp president made Ills long expected announce ment In a brief stalement Thursday altottl the same tim e President Truman opened hi* weekly news ronferenee Barkley said: "The arlion of Ihe Kentucky slain convention endorsing me for the Demncralle nomination for President of the United Slates eonsUlulea a signal honor fn r which I am profoundly grateful. . . "W hile I am not a candidate in The cornerstone for W illiam Clark Court at the Intersection -if M ulberry Avenue and West 10th Street In Sanford, w ill he 1*1*1 Sunday afternoon at 2:0(1 p.m. W illiam Clnrk was a colored realtor and builder who piobahly was more responsible fo r the early development o f the (iohM ioro *eetlnu o f Sttnford than any other single Individual. A t one time, when Goldsboro waa a separate town, lie was It* mayor. He sul--divided much o f the area there ami sold lots on term * as low as 20.00 down anil 46.00 a month. He also Inal 11 houses and sold them, sometimes, on the • ami' terms. No doubt, he Is re ­ sponsible for the high percentage of home ownership In lioldshoro. lie hauled many oak trees on n newsmen lit gel Ihe word and try lo r comment by Truman Barkley reportedly did nol confer with Ihe President in advnnco of making his nnnmmrcrnrnl Barkley's ncllnn pul him In roinpetition with five candidate* active­ ly seeking Ihe Demm-ralir nmnlnalion. They are: Ken*. Estes K efativcr of Tonnes see, Richard B. Itussi-ll of Georgia, lloberl S. K e rr of Oklahoma, Itrlen McMahon nf 1,'nnncrtlrut and M u­ tual Security A dm inistrator W. Avc rc ll lla rrlm a n . Russell made a bid Thursday fo r Northern and Dm aern* that I a n actively tank­ Weetern erqaport by announcing ing B hi nomination, I have in v a r that Hen. Edwin C. Johnson of dodged a responsibility, shirked a Colorado would menage h i* camrrip n n a lb lllty, n r ignored an opn lty in serve the American , Trum an laid h is pa»*.c«tffjrenr? no s till Isn't ready In Indlraie any "Therefore. I f lire Torthrm nlng ersonnl choice a* In whom Ihr Chicago runvrnllon should choose le m o rra l* should s rlrc l ns their me In lead the light In the tip new standard hearer, Ho repeuled pruachlng campaign, t would ac however, that he w ill make n cent." whistle slop campaign for the The "V e e p " pul m il hi* stale- p n rly this year inenl loo late for White House The President ha* said he will support whomever Ihe Democrat* mander of the First Commonwealth nominate Tr6mnn nnnminceil. he esnei t Division, today visited British and I'nnndlsn troop* on Koje fur Ihren lo receive Gen Dwlghl D E U rji hours nnd reported they "seemed hower—a front runner h ir Ihe II-puhlli-att nom lnallon—Im rn e d lu lrli lo appreciate” Iheir assignment Monday Canadian Foreign Min- after Ihe general return* Kmid.u later L e tte r Pearson aaltl In Ot­ from Europe tawa that the Canadian govern­ Elsenhower w ill g.- to Ihe White ment had expressed displeasure House for the conference. The snd concern io Ihe U. 8 Slate Presldenl also said he expect* t«* Department over assignment nf a see Eisenhower again before thCanadian unit In Koje without general leave* Tuesday fn r lit hometown of Ahllsne. Kan , whei«Canadian, government approval Cassel* Inured the 17 compounds h r w ill make a maRir aildress tinon Koje where 10,600 Communist- next day dominated POWs are held and con­ ferred with the now camp com ­ mander, Brig. Gelt. Itaydon L Wlien you *r« rooking a he-i llnatner A spokesman said Boat- tongue root It In (he liquid Itier told Casseta how ho planned which It was simmered. Mo-t lo use commonwealth soldiers as­ ainukt-d longues ni-rd overnight signed In guard duty hare, hut Ihe soaking In cold water to remove plans wore not divulged excess salt. Drain o ff the aonkitui In Washington, San. Wayne w ater and cover w ith fresh wni-> Morse (H.-Ore.) said three officers fo r conking. Horve hoi or cold inn demoted o r reprimanded for Iheir gun slice* w ith mustard or hornhnmlllng of POW outbreaks on Koje radish satire. before llnatner lo r ilr w c r w ill he questioned In a Senate Investiga­ tion to "g e t the fuJL/acts." It may be necessary, he i l w , to send an armed services subcommittee lo Korea fo r an on Ihe spot Inquiry. The Uirca to be questioned are Col. Francis T. Dodd, form er com­ mander o f KoJ« who was captured by prisoners and M id 76 hours; fVI h m w l m a I* rvlas**. U r k n lew ik (ml. rCharles -F. Cation, who took over and granted concessions, since repudiated, to obtain Dodd's re­ lease; and Brig. Gen. Paul F. Yount, their superior officer. Dodd nnd Carlson were demoted from rank of brigadier general. Yount was reprimanded. f S r In recognition " f all these sei • vir- - in hl» community, the Hous­ ing \u th o rlly o f Sanford thought It only fittin g that the th ird pro. ^ jeet to he completed should be iinmcil in his honor. Di Mm y Mel.....I llethime. I'r. .i.lenl-H nioritns, llethune Cook mini College, Daytona llenrh, w ill deliver the main address for the occasion. In addition, the C ilv of Ernie J-iitif-uil and the County o f Mt-uil Ellen I noli w ill have representatives i*1 Lewis speak along w ith a speaker from inited I tin Piddle Housing A u th o rity of sonvilli Suiifoid Armed I'he grandson of the h o lin iid II, lad man. S Sgt. W allei I'. MeDoniih'. Pm-ifie w ill In' the spokesman for the i| r faintly A ll rltlsena a ir rn rilliilly tiin ip * lim ln t ti- attenil and partlelpate. m inim \t the samu time. It Is planned is now that an "open house” fur both Lewis, W illiam Clark Court and Caatl ■ .....ly Di ewer Court w ill hr held. and *e Castle Brewer Court Is Imumil „ f Mn> lately a djnriiilt to W illiam Chirl. He i Cum I and has hern oveupled hy 1‘iofesi tio a llth since N n ve iiih iil, IPfil. glern I lie Housing A u th o rity has in lin vlled the puhlir to Inspeet a dwell- Young lug unit in W illiam C lark ('u n it lie i Mini w ill lie form alin! as a demon No 1'1 at ration m ilt through the courtesy gnidiia of several local fu rn itu re dealers M erlin 'I til authority has also invited the and a puhlir to inspect the A dm inlsti u Cliurel llm i Building and Community ( i n . Misses le i In Castle Brewer Court. Lewis, LAW N SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Keep your lo-.*n tlir iv io q w ith on c / f i t i r n l t p r u ik l- r yyxlpm liy O r Inn do Im r jn lin n . S n e e n liif t in hv»n, lo rm , nod rn n c li trriq n tic in ; our tk d l nod cy p e n e n c t! o*,*.ur2 i j i t i 'k in t t i M n h n i , e cnnnm y, nnd d n h ilily . H ow it th e limt? In p ro te c t your (own. C o ll u* lo r . . . FREE LSriMAII AMD ADVI50KY SFRVICE ORIANDO I " in W e lt ”-n- *li \ ■ •nit? (h lu n rlo r t n r lii THANKS! Saturday Only! • Dnulilu I ' Y a l t m Fnr Your Loyal Support nnd Vote* In Ihe Firnt nnd Sprnnd Prinwirle* VV. Iltitfli Duncan g« edited bom ’'Calendar C-d ' SUNDAY MONDAY Call him traitor or call him hero Seminole County FRIENDS | am deeply grateful to the people nf mir cniinly, and nothing In Ihe wnrld would make me h e lrn v the high truet and faith w hich they have placed I ant m o il grateful ;:.for' 41the splendid • vote you ggre me and I wilt work J. L. Hobby In me. C O M EDY — CARTOON — N EW S PLAN TO SEE THANK,i YOU AGAIN — I am proud of the people of Seminole County Apr# lo t HP# the next, four years. proud of Ihe country boy they elected for Sheriff last Tuesday AFRICAN QUEEN JUNK 8 - 0 • 10 With HUMPHREY llOOART AND KATHARINE HEPHURN I'JA'J Academy Award Winners SANFORD • ORLANDO HIGHW AY | �■ b e M erritt _____ , The home of H r. end Mre. Lu• * r . ti.. rlen R. Eubanks'Wei the scene nt of a lovely patty . libnur o f IIM If Mist Petrie Merritt on Haturday, her ninth birthday May 17, from 4 l0 0 to 0100 n.m, P*trlcls Ree Is the daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Cfprioe II. M erritt ehd god-daughter o f Mr. end Mrs. Eubanks, A color scheme o f p in k , yellow and g rre n wi» s m iy l out very beautifully with pirn* p la d lo li. The dining tahl« W*ei overiant with e b e a u tifu l lace table1 clo th . Also adorning the table were p in k , ye|. low and rre e n candy cups. In the r was tot a birthday cake In pink and white Icln*, pink rotes which held nine pink can- W die*. The servlnjc consisted of sheet epks with pink Icln*, strewherry Ice cream, salted peanuts ami can dy sticks. For rntsrtelnmeut, Ihero were ~ames of checker* and dominoes. i “ Mother (loose" quia was conLieled by the honurea'i mother, juslrpl recording! were playrd hy I houorte'i god father, Mr. Eur SM. I// ! A t 6:00 o'clock the little guests to express to ,th e honor** stetsss the enjoyment incy d at tha birthday party. Patricia Has expressed her Ifeanhe to tbo folluwtatg for helpm i jo make her ptTTf I delightful Mrs. Eubanks, Mrs. Uryunl, who had charga of the guest hook, l.*Voy Mosely, Lila Ola Knhlnson, Janie Bell Rohlnson, (iwendolyn Williams, Mary Lee Matthew*, M Delores Women’s Auxiliary end Bel|lab Williams, B ln*, J*™ ** Robert Harris, Ivester Frankly mease Burke, ____ ____ . ontgomsry, Mae, Lawrence and Angela Brow: Sandra U i and Alan Ladd Mltef ell, Barbara Jean divans, Cass* dra Sheppard, Franeea Yvel Pike, Leon Matthowi, Wynello anil Joyce Temple, Thumaaena Carneton, Jeannfll Lawson, Eelfleeta Hill, (llorla and Luvsna Dlxob, Verna Mae Hines, Vunotlle Harris, Johnnie Foster, Loralne and Julltl i Singling, Joyce Reddick, TamerMi* and Harline Frances, Ml^s Geraldine Jackson, Mrs. Daisy Brown (grandmother) Mrs. Dor«thy Ringling, Mra. Elisabeth 0 . Young, Mrs. 8. Jordan, Mr. ami Mrs. L R. Eubanks, Mr*. Leoja W. Bryant and Mrs. Julia B. Mer­ ritt. Patricia Rae lecslvsd many use­ ful gifts from the guests piesent •(ixi ihe following others who were unable to attend: Helen Yvonne Starke, Joan Roberts. Wlllelha L Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Duhart. Mrs. P.. D. Rackard, and Mils Lillie Devine. Tbo Women'* Aualllanr mot al the Free W ill Hollneaa Church, West Hanford, laat Sunday at 3;00 p.m. with Mother Wllaon as paato m s, and celebrated their twelfth annlveraary with Mra, Lugenia Black praaldent. Tha devotional was offered by Mra. Everett and Mrs. Lovett Bat. tie. Mra. Nina Black was present­ ed as mistress of ceremonies by the President, Mrs. Black. Selec­ tion* In tong were given by the Church of (Jod group singer*. Mrs. Thelma Moore gave an in­ teresting reading a* she usually does. Mrs. Lula Jones spoke or the history of the auxiliary, and told of tha ups and down* of the auxiliary and how al one time she and Mre. Black almost gave up, hut she said to the president, let's lake courage and so they did and they are helping each, church where they go. Mre. Edna Burton, the principal speaker for the occasion, then came forward with an address which all enjoyed. She spoke of how the auxiliary had successfully hern carried on through discour­ agement, and had nevar given up In IS year*. She told the women to keep courage and kotp on do­ ing good. The attendance was very good, and 83.70 was taken up and pres­ ented to the church. A t the Good Samaritan Home Ice cream and rake were served, furnished by the ladies and served In the home that the family might alio enjoy a part of tha services. The Florida State Federation of Colored Women's Club* is con­ vening In Sanford, Juno.lb, lb, 17, and IB. The officers and members of the Entre Nous Club are ready to welcome a very large delega­ tion. Sunday, June 16, is the open­ ing date. This session will he held at 81. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, at Ninth Streat and Pine Avenue. Well Done Mr. George H. Williams Jr. and your Sanford I h I i /J , ' Housing Authority organization. The completion of your third Housing Unit - WILLIAM CLARK COURT * A marks progress and better living for Sanford l f} S ■■ 'r 1 : 1/ ; p i citizens. We are proud of our city’s growth and prosperity. * < jfjp; j ■i tSrv | tJ-V.. »5. i Hill Hardware Company 301 E m L F irs t Street PboM — 53 Women'* Community Club Hold* Meeting Teachers member* you lowing m*nt oetlvltleoi RACCALAVBATE: Processional— Gor1 of our Fa­ The regular mooting of the Women's Community Club opened ther* Negro National Anthem— Andat 10:30 amt. Thursday, May 88 with a song service. Tha scripture Irites Script uro and prayer was offered by Mr*. Prayer— Bov. H . J. Robinson, Frances Jenkins. entertaining pastor, St. Matthew After the prayer meeting, Mrs. Missionary Baptist Church Lovett Bottles, vice-president, took Song—‘'Break Thou tho Broad charge of the business period. The of Lt/o", Midway School Chorus minutes of th* last meeting were Song—“Princes Awake" adopted with corrections. Report, Song—“Gonna Rid* Up In Do were heard from all the commitPlana were completed for the anniversary on Moy 89 at the ML Calvary Baptist Church, West Twelfth Street. Mother Wilson, a faithful member of th* club then cam* forward with another of her Inspiring messages which all th* ladles enjoyed. Al) the good Christian ladles of the community are Invited to Join the club. New members at this meeting wero as follow*! Mrs. Lethann Wllllama. Mra. Quaon A l­ len, Mra. Lula Ellison, and Mrs. Moor* from th* Caatl# Brow*' Court. Other* pr#»*n* wora mr*. R. L. Wilson, M r*. Lovett Battle, Mrs. Francee Jenhlm, Mrs. Cher­ ry, Mrs. Mpinl* Robinson,- Mre. Lula Jonee, Mother Jenkina and Mattie M. Merritt. g oldhboro LOCAL GROUP A TTEND S CONFERENCE It ha* been reported that tho fallowing group attended tha 34th uadrennlal Session of th * A.M.E. 9' Clhurchh General Conference at Chicago, III., May 7-10 Inclusive. Rev. A. C. Chandler, uaetui, Allen Chapel A-U.fc. Church, Goldsboro, Mrs. M. K. Harrie, layman, Rev. and Mra. Armstrong, 81. Jamea A.M.E. Ghureh, and Rev. F. A. Allan, pastor, New Bethel A.M.E., Canaan City. Tha presiding elder of this dis­ trict, Bov. W .D . Harlan of Wintor Park also attondod. At th* Conference. Bialtop Giegg, who has boan In Florida since th* death af Blibop Yoaket, was, returned to riurioo. iJ Thro* new Slihops were elected Thay are: Bishops Frlmm, Jor­ dan, and Hatchett. T H E WHO'B W HO CLUB The Who's Who Club will pre­ sent th# Rev. J. E. McKinley, Wodnaaday Morning In the laat uf a striae of meotkigs on "Hplrltual and. Moral Value*.” Those who gav* previous lectures on thla eubjeoct were: Rav. Daniel•on, Chaplin at the Sanford A ir Bhaa, Mra. Edna C. Burton, and Mra. Ruby Wllaon. Each lectur* was rich with valuaa, This dub lai iponsored anq*,,. . p . , by ■ Mrs._ B. L. Renfi T h * numbers of th* Georg# H, Stark* Reeding Guild, n lth tM lr r ll|* » L Lilly# id. Devil illy* M. penlng of th* I ca the opening N Canter. I t may be said T ^ S S a - a - Speaker— Mra. Louis* Foster '* Commencement Address— Mr*. Coin SuxTy McCray, Chairman of Division .A Humanities, BoUtunpCookman C ollet* • Group Selection— Green Cathed­ ral Song—Graduation Day Awarding, qf * Diplomas— Mgs, Frances L. Thomas Claes Song—Class of '68 Remarks— Principal Processional—.‘‘Pries!i March”, Mendelssohn »tM *ai.m. f o t r i a r M m a l. ;’ l U i N M b . W «sM p and Holy Communion 7s30 p.t— Psator's Annual So*All npmbar* and fftonde urged to be present throm o a -**• will ha bald at Trinity Church. Com# out end help ua to make this a suecesa aa thu la U»t b * for* our pnator l « » n for hi* copfieraac*. Our Heartiest To the Sanford Housing Authority upon the com­ pletion p r im a r y SCHOOL Commencement Exercise, 8:00 p,m.f Thursday, May b, — School Auditorium. PROGRAM Processional . „ Song — “God Bleta America" Bcrlpturs — Patricia Jackson Player _ Harold McGill Song—"A ll Through T h * Yoar" Welcome Addrsio — Theart* Hlcki A Playlet - “Which W ill You Choose" , „ . I tit: eduction of Speaker — Principal J. L. Moor* Address — Mrs. A. J. Hurston Presentation — Principal J. L. Moore Presentation — AJoyco Dixon ■ml Lesley Joyner Class Hong - “We'll Not Forget Our Lessoni’1 Announcements — Rgv, Becealaureat William*, graduate lari E. WlUii Bothune Cookman Collage, Pastor Method1st Church, Piofco, Fla. Group Boloetloo— “Peace Valley”, Vernon Eudell, Bherm, Haddock, W illi* Bari Boyti Froddl* Loo Hudson, Cornell** Forgoraon, and Charles Grambllija Bong—“Boll# of 8t. Mary" Offertory C O M M EN CEM EN T hXERCISEB Processtonal— “Priest* March, , of your third attractive houning unit — William Clark • Court We wUh you continued succeie. Call The Lumber Number Call Us For 7 *6 4 For Sudden Servlet Hill Lumber & Supply Yard THE OPENING AND DEDICATION OF THE Clark Court N k ito ffo u i To The Progressiva Homing An far Giving V» A Share In E«ii|tpfy| The $ “* CourVTWa § Brought To CompM ink id Many Thanks In The tilUam (bet For Negroes J \ r ^ r > f r - .* gs(fcl • ».v .W...>V v\^ irAA/' >■ ..j. , ‘ t’. '» ■ t T’ ‘ ■” *! v ■ . \\ \ \ �To n e n a Meet T A LLA H A S S E E (Special) Ovsr thra* hundrsd Nsgru 411 Club boys and g lrla w ill apstid lh-i waak o f Jona J-7 a t t M r T h irty flra t Annual S hort Courae an th * campua o f th * Florida A g ric u ltu ra l and Mechanical Col leg*. Each year tha Short C o u n t la hr|d to. rerun a k a outstanding achia*ein«nta by 4-H Club b#*x and glrla In proiao^ work and laadarahlp o n 'fa rm !. In hamaa, ami II I varloua cominunittaa. T U iu a tut- th» Woak U “ 8srv. :nK A * l ^ n j Q tU e n * Through - L A . Craaham, d la trk t ag* •■ *?*. w>4 Floy U n it, d liU k t bom* danogatralipn agon I, h a w plan bad group Inatruction lu aaid»u and fr u it production, puulfry , mualc, health Improvement, 4-H organization, homa dairying, fo r t airy, fie ld crops, bssl cattle | M hogs, home Improvement, per. *°d * T?thl ,0Wl con,* rVf,|,<,n Boston Woman lg Expecting Quints , BOSTON i * — The Boa Ion Post H id today In a copyrighted atory •h*t Mr>, Marion L, Manning. 27, South Waymouth. mother of thraa children, Is awaiting tha b irth of tjuintuplets In Weymouth’* South Shore Hospital but nospjlal author! Ilea said aha expects “ a multiple birth—but not qulntuplata." A hospital o fficia l said "aha la not at term now and la not at present a patient fo r pregnancy." The official declined to go Into detail!. Or Kobert It. Ryan. South Wey­ mouth, the F o il la in , told Mrs. Manning five weeks ago aha would give b irth to at laaat four children and after consultation w ith othar physicians and X-rays told her to prepare fo r five, a The newspaper said 1h» births expected in mid-August and added however, that " I t could happen anytim e." ftM tli African Nw n Abandoned To Die CAPETOWN, South A frica u ft-A spokesman fo r Grolte Schuur Hos­ pital confirmed today lhat a U year-old colored man suffering irom tuberculosis had been taken irom the hospital and abandoned on a cape mountain aide Tuesday night, Colored in South A frican usage Is a person of mixed race. The spokesman, a senior official who declined to be Identified, said he gave the order tu evict Willie Jacobs, and leave him In the open. He said he took this action to Im ­ press on provincial government authorities that Grotto Schuur Hos­ pital has no facilities for (ranting Infectious disease patients and adequate accommodations should bo provided. The official said he took " fu ll responsibility" foe his action An ambulance d rive r who said he left Jacobs beside a bush In Hie w intry a ir on the mountainside above Capetown told hla story tu reporters with tears iu his eyes He said Jacobs was so weak he could not walk and crawled away Into the bushes. A social worker who found Jaibt tha next day a rru g e d ac­ commodation for him In a private home Iq Capetown. Tha social w orker described the hospital's ac­ tion is "one o( Hie m o lt shocking cases to come to notice—even a dog could expact better tre a t­ m ent." Grolte Schuur la Cape Province’s largest hospital. A spokesman said It does take In colored patients norm ally. Funeral services fo r the late Mrs. Viola Barton who died Tues­ day, M ay. 87, w ill -be announced later, penning notification and ar> riv a l o f relatives from the northMoaely and Son's In charge of rangamenta. IN F A N T P A T R IC IA M A R IE JONES Funeral service* fo r Patricia Mail# Jonei were held Thursday, May 2U, at tha graveside. M utely and Soli's was III charge of m rungeinents. MRS. N AN A IIKON81N Funeral eervicea fo r tha late Mr*. Nana Bronsln who died In Miami Saturday, May '®Jf* M iy 24, ware Mii y 20 ay fro m F irs t held Thursday,i May Ilia Church w ith the hlloh Baptist av. S. M. Daniels o fficia tin g . She Is survived hy on* son, Cleveland Mays; one daughter, Miss Lucille Mays: five brothers, Herman H arris, Charles H a rris, lU v. Jamas H arris and Spencer H a n i t ; three slite rs-ln -U w , Mrs. Harman Harrffe, Mrs. Charles H a r­ ris and M r*. Bpancar H a rris : on* lis te r, M rs. Louisa Brown, and e n t nephew, Alexander Harris. Interm ent in tha fa m ily plot. Mosaly and Son was In charge of arrangements. • School 0:80 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. A.C.E. League 0:00 p.m. Evening W orship 7:00 p.m. Songs w ill be furnished by Choir No. 1, In the m orning worship. holr No. 2 w ill render th e ir songs urlng the evening wurahlp. PASTOR RETURN Rev. A. C. Chandler haa re tu rn ­ ed from attending the general con­ ference o f A.M.K, Chureha* which were held In charge. We arc happy to know that he had a safe and pleasant trip . V isito r* and friends are n'ways welcome. S ZION HOPE M .R CHURCH NEWS Service* were good throughout the day last Sunday a t Zion Hope. The Hu lulu y School began at the usual hour w ith Hunt. M. E. W il­ liams in charge. The attendance was fine and a ll o f the lesson by Hie pastor was splendid. The school also enjoyed ill# report uf the S.S. A B.Y.P.U. Convention by it* delegate. M l** Bettye J. Rob­ ert*. The pastor w b » It) charge o f the morning *ervlc» and Choir No. 1 bad charge of the song *ar*N *. The evening ssvvlae was well attended. Kev. McGree, the former B.Y.P.U. Conventioaal President, preached a wonderful sermon. Ilia scripture reading was found m A ct* 18:26-31. H it subject for h it text w m "P ra ye r Change* T h in g *". Hells Canyon In the Hnake R i­ Tha acUviUua fu r the waak are ver between M b Iui und Oregon Is as fo llo w *: deeper than the Grand Canyon of SUNDAY Ilia Colorado ami nariuw er be­ U:46 a.m. Sumlay School. tween the rims. 11:00 a.m, Mornlag Service. 1 V ________ NOTICE now vuiplwyaed I n - . Washington, Tha Seminole County Tuber-' ha* returned a fte r an enjoyable ...................................... ‘ " - - and* -friends. culosia Association, NegTo ............................ Dlvl v isit w ith relatives •Ion, w ill be held on Tuesday A fashion thaw w ill tie held at night, June 8, a t tha E lk ’s Rest. Everyone is cordially invited. Cronins Academy High School la . Th* meeting, form erly scheduled night, F r id a y , M a y 30. for last Tuesday evening, had to Iw changed because u f the elec­ tion. RHIKFM Mis. Queen Allen le ft Tilesdiiv night. May 27, fo r the hos­ pital in Waycroas, Ga., fu r treutment. The Great Lakes get their w *> T H E SANFORD HER A L L ta r from a 326,000-aquare-mite i r r f . May I t , 1M1 Pa watershed. J In recent months the Grout Small ocean ships moving up Lakes have riic n to more th a n 1Columbia River to n dock In fo u r fre t above normal. nt Lewiston. Wight*.* to extend ita best wishes ■ w i j I'uiiKrntilltitiutiH to Mrs, Black’s son who ha* visit id hrr fo r the past few weeks left Inst Thursday morning for Chica­ go, accompanied by his aunt from Clim ax, Ga. who also v is it­ ed M r*. Black fo r a few duy*. Hh* returned to her home, Cllmas, Ga. ( if o r g f 11. T H E S TU D EN T COUNCIL OF HOPPER K LB M E N T A H Y CON DUCTS A W EEK OF M E D IT A T IO N PROGRAM May 80, IU62 1, Opening Song—"Come Thou A lm ig h ty H lhg” , School 2, Bible Verses— Sonia Lm Itrcwlngtun, Edna Mae M itchell, B e tty* Jean Davison, Bettye W ill­ iams 2. Prayer M editation--Caimandra Sheppard, Brenda Jeun llnlch, Bettye Jean C rum ity, Patricia itae M e rritt, E m ily Mue W illiam *, Novella Bacon, Elaine C rum ity 4. Prayer— Mrs. J. II. M e rritt 6. Chant "Como Thou A lm ighty K in g ” , (Very S o ftly ) School, 2 atanaaa fl,M editation—"W h y 1 Know God la A live ” , M r*. L. F. Fulton 7. Song— Student Council Mem­ bers, "S o ftly Now the Lig h t of Day1*, I Htansa 8. M editation— Mrs. M. (I. John­ son 2. Song— Student Council Mem­ ber*, “ S oftly Now the L ig h t of Day" 10. Anpqpneamanta— Novella Ba­ con U.Remarks— Mrs. A. J. H urs­ ton. L. R. Eubanks Announcer— E m ily M m W ill* lama Preaidant— Willies M ilton Johnaon Sponsor—J. 0. M e rritt 7:80 p.m. Evening Service. TUESDAY 8:00 p.m. Prayer Meeting, WEDNESDAY 7:00 p.m. Choir llehearial. FR ID AY 7:80 p.m. U nity Circle — The Circle w ill meet at the home of M r*. Beatrice C lark, 001 Orange Avenue. A ll ratmbar* are aaknl to be preeent. A cordial welcome to attend at) church services t* extended by th * Pastor, Rev. II. W. W illia m *. (1 HE GIVEN SHOWER S llO W r .lt B R ID E TO purity amt principal of The faculty Goldsboroi IPrim V ary School gave a lower ............. for Mis* Itritlul »howe. - Verotui Zachary, u l the home of Mrs. J. L. Moore, 11(18 West Tenth Street, on Wednesday night. Mis* Zachrry received many lovely and valuable g ift* . Among those present were; Mssdamiw J. | „ Moore. ( Inmle** i Lmjla Kuos, Bernice Roundtree, Juanita H a r­ old, Lvola Bryant, Louise Blair, Elisabeth Young. Julia M e rritt, Flureiln Smith, Vivian Lamb, Thelma F tn n klin , Emporia Pottersuit, l.eonla Peterson, lues Mayo, Rebecca Hankrrsoit, and M i**** Sol lye Fields, and Zeltna Blockshear. A delicious repust of Ice cream and cake wo* served. W OMEN'S ""A U X IL IA R Y G IV E RELIG IO U S B AN Q U ET The Women’s A u x ilia ry of Zion Hope Church apoasoMd a re lig io n * hnmiuet ut the Castlo Brewer Center, on Friday night May 23. A very nice program was render­ ed ami Mrs, It. Klchelberger w.i* guest speaker. Tha occasion was semi-formal. The menu was turkey, w ith all it* trim m ings and Ice cream and cake fur dessert. Many were present and all reported that they had an enjoyable evening. uml hi* Sunfortl Houning Authority OrKunlzation for it* suceeNsful completion of the third housing unit— Mrs. Elizabeth R o b in s o n 's mother Is Just a little Improved. It wn* expected that Mrs. Eslella Hedley tie taken home ftuni Ibo hospital I* *1 Monday, the William Clark Court 211. V isitor* R. D. McCreary. Jr., wife and child, o f Washington, II. C., v is it­ ed the fa th e r of Mr. McCreary, >fr, Rivera McCreary, Hr., 418 East Fourth Street., a feew days ago. Mr. McCreary, a graduate » f C roon* Academy H igh School, ‘Everything For The Fisherman” 2 Hi Oak — Telephone - 446 U A T T I. H H la fo r lU st in dry cleaning la fur available, that** u* la fo r Top quality apotllng ala* meass Twelve bears Is fo r the Lowest Prices la for Early delivery la fur Satisfaction guaiaataad Pul Them A ll Together They BV«H BATTLES A N II TH A T 'S W H ER E YOU N IIO U LD A LW A Y tt HEN It Y O I’ R CLOTHKH ! ! • "W e Call The WILLIAM CLARK COURT houHing unit in to huve it« for­ For and D eliver" 1308 W. 13th H I. mal opening Sunday, J»me t'ira ta t 2:00 I*. M. We urjfi* all Rood c i t i z e n s of Sail lord to take advantage of thix and become acquainted with the Hplemlid and attractive projects of the Sanford llousiiiK Authority. We feel, throuRh the efforts of this orRaiilzation, Sanford has Ruined much in proRress, pros­ perity und better living conditions. Our sineerest congratu­ lations to (icorge H. Williams and hiN fine group. Ph. — 80S A lbert Buttle — Owner AUK YOU LOOKING FOH A FI,OH 1ST THAT HAS Best F uni'inl Designs Best Cut Flowers Heat Corsages Best Containers Beat Polled Plant* Bast Decorations Best Everything LOW EST w ell stop PRICER I 1 t l o o k in g we Stine Machine & Supply Co. ARE IT W Y N N ’S FLOWER SHOP icon w. 13th HI. Ph. M il J WK D E LIV E R Mrs. W. A. Wynn — F luiU t IT iim e e s K2 — 207 W ant Hacomt Street The Dedication And Formal Opening of the William Clark Court OPEN HOUSE A t 6tOO o'clock BuwUy a fte r­ noon tho school w ill hold Ita an­ nual open house. Classroom work A C T IV IT IE S A T HOPPER and work dona by tha varloua ACA D EM Y ciub* w ill ba an exhibition. Every­ gall for It’s soft ball lima again thing w ill b* held Intact u n til • clim N in ta ry schools In Sam Thursday morning. Thla la dona so the th a t Rapt. T. W. Lawton, Board Inol* County: ai and It was w in ­ Member, and otkara may attend, n in g tlma lo r tha Hoppar H or­ who w ill not attend Sunday a f­ nets, Wednesday afternoon on ternoon. tha softball diamond. The Oviedo . Tb* . V * c,ub* many team was the losing team wljen bkautlful hand paintings, and a th * Hopper Hornet* boat tha variety of papsy-mach* artlclaa. Oviedo boys to a acor* o f 1) to The Homemaker* Club w ill have 10. T h * moat th rillin g event o f m any attractive articles. Thla club (ha game waa when tha Hornet* had fo r ita apenaora, Mrs. M. G. trip le play In the top Francis and Mica .M artha Smith. tha f if t h Inning. Wilt Be Sunday, June First At 2:00 P.M. This Occasion Presents An Opportunity For All To See What The Sanford Housing Authority Is Accomplish­ ing. We Extend Our Sineerest Congratulations And Beat Wishes For Its Continued Success. Authority Sanford Everything You Need From Start U pw CompU^o* Of Jto Third ty p in g Unit — Court . •!' .-n ' •T ' ; h n m . M u i i &b . s 0:00 p.m. B.Y.P.U. it It I K F H .SON A N D V /IF K V1HITM REV. AND MRS. MURRAY OVER T H E W E EK -E N D On last week end Cecil M urray ami his wife Jerry, i-ante to the Celery C ity to v is it their pareuta, Rev. Jams* C. M urray and Mrs. Murray. This is the firs t visit since they were married In Feb­ ruary, 1861. Tha many friends and clans mates were happy to eue them. They returned to Miami Sunday night a fte r having a very F U N E R A L NOTICES i-n](jyahlr time w ith parents and MBS. EVA M A E TAYLO R Funeral services fo r Mrs. Kvu friends. T h e y expressed a grate­ Mas Taylor, age IP years, lit. I, fu l appreciation to those who made Box 482 A, Midway, who tiled when llie lr stay so pleasant. a harvester, commonly known ns (In nest Wednesday m iirnliig, the “ Mule T rain," on which she was riding, struck a live wire end Kev. and Mrs. Janie* C. Murray electrocuted her on a farm at w ill leave for Tampa, Florida Lake (2em, were held on Sunday, where they w ill attend th e ir an­ May 26, ut 2:(K) o’clock p.tn. nl nual conference. Ilev. M urray ex­ presses much gatltuilv to the Monticelio. Tha Rev. It. L. I ’ringle, pastor member* and friend* fo r their of Morning Olory Baptist Church, kindn***e* and co-operation given officiated. She leaves to mourn, a them while In Hanford, stating husband. Rufus T aylor Sr., a son. fu rth e r that If they are returned Young Rufus T aylo r Jr., age 3, to Hanford, they w ill work even harder to prove their worthiness and a host o f other relatives. Burton’s Funeral Homs of San­ of these ronalderntioiis. Many ford had charge o f funeral a r­ friend* have espressed their hope rangements. Interm ent was made that Rev. and M r*. Murray w ill a t tha cemetery at Monticelio. he returned to Hanford. MHH, VIOLA BARTON ^ Sunday T H E S TU D EN T C O U N C IL OK HOPPER E LE M E N TA R Y CON­ DUCTS A W EEK OF M E D ITA TIO N ' PROGRAM May *«, 10SJ Master o f Ceremonies— W illie M ilton Johnson, President Announcer—Elame C rum ity, Sec­ retary. 1. Opwring Sung—"H o ly, H oly H oly", School 2. Ulble Verses— Mae Alice D ix ­ on, Sarah Ann llu tle r, W illetu Brown, Hharalyn J- Jackson 8. Prayerful M editation— Facul­ ty Members 4. Prayer— M r*. J. B. M e rritt 6. Chant— “ Holy, llo lv , H oly", (2n.! Stanza) 0. Song—"Jesus Want* Me For A Sunbeam", Barbara A. Black. Janice Oliver, Elisabeth Allen 7. Greetings—Student Council Members, James Davison, Delores Mae W illiam s, Patricia Ita * M er­ r itt, Bettye Jeun C rum ity, O'Hara Johnson, Eugene Hutton, Janice Oliver, Sandra Leo Mitchell, No­ vella Bacon, K m llv Mae W illiam s, Elaine C rum ity, Frank t>. Dow, Jimmie Royal H ill, and W illie Johnson. 8. Hong—“ Now The Day I* Over", Members o f Student Coun­ c il 8. Announcement*--,Novella Ba­ con 10. Remarks—Principal L. ItEubank* Sponsor—M r*. J. It. M erritt M M r • ’ • v .*; ^ -...’Hi ' • vaiiAfr Phono* • 1981 -1211 V%j/.£?/CfwVrtSt’ •*PVIVV Finiah 1 166 �------ - r ------- . H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 1 General Insurance 1 H. JAMES 812 EAST FIRST STREET 1 PHONE 78 1 GUT. ; *t: Assoc. _____ of tha abova rotor* MiltfEOOItAPH P R IN T IN G -T Y P IN G CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR • ■• FOREIGN COUN11UE8 anTu° tA 1 . 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FAT A v a lla h la F u r m n a t r u c t lo n For u r q u la ltlo n of land a n d n lh a r p u r* oaftS nr o p a r a lln n a ad m a ln la n a n ra o f lh a D la t r lr t 'a w n ra a Fnr tli* conduct of Ih r a ff a ir * u f tk * D la tr lc t g a lia r a lt r F n r rc a a rv * P TMB U M O tn S T A T M ttr MOT THIS SEASON. *■ LNYHOW.,,BUTCH AIN'T in , a n , d u duu om * A SHAWTSTOP NAMED or pee ct*mw, m a m , * DEEM SWINNULiO, ,o bt .A ,nAm i* .I III ro d to fla c a l r o a r aa o b llg a ta d upon c o m m ltm o n ta m a de h a t In r o m p la ta I IOt.SAS.SO T h a t o n lh a I t t h d a r o f J u n a , A. I), l t d . a t n ln o o 'c lo c k a.m . in th o p r in c ip a l o f llc o o f a a ld C a n tra l a n d H u u th a rn K F lo lu r id ld a F lo o d C un* on* . . . . D la t r lc t . w h ic h la Ito o m I D , fo m a a u U u lld ln a . W a a t P a lm lla a c h , F lo r id a , h a a r ln a w i l l ba a ffo rd a d to a nl l n o w n a ra ,. pa oa raon raona. tltla iu a, o r a n in ia a w h o a ra o r m a y ba a u b ia c l to aald D la t r lc t ta n a a . I h a lr a t ln r n a r a o r ■ g a n ta , to a p p a a r b a fo ra aa ld llo a r - l a n d ah a h o w I h a lr o b ja c llo n a to aald H u d g a t. T h la N o t l r * a h a ll ha p u h lla h a rt t* th a a a va n ta a n c o u n tla a of lh a D is t r ic t In a c c o r d a n t* w it h e ila t * ■ "3 IWVStWIT ™ r o r rtscA b v u h io m - io h CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD n. GUT 1 f JAMES . . Tnl a I K atlm atrd l.'aiiaiidlliiraa i :*t itn.i t ad a m o u n t I c s a lN o tte c i o w n « 4 o r h im la su e h d i s t r ic t : g u a rd ia n s m a r ( W M M l , « h « ir w a rd * . a s a c n tn rs a n d a d m ln la lr a lo r a m a r ra p ra a a n l a s ta ta s o r da* caaaari pa raona, a n d p r lr a t a c o r* o r a llo n a m a r b * ra p ra a a n la d by h a ir n lflc a r a o r d u lr a u t h o r lia il a g e n t* T h a n w n a ra o f a m a jo r ity o f lh a a r ra a a a D e lu d e d In auch ilia * t r i l l a h a ll l>a nacaaaary In .o n e fllu ta a q u o ru m f o r lh a p u rp u a a n( h o ld in g a u rh a la c lln n J O H N I I I >l>A, P ra a ld a n t C. It. r u n N T f l M I*. O A K Y . Aa H o a rd o f H u p a rv la * o ra o f H la v la P ra ln a a a I H a lr lc t • TOi THOMAS HART. Ita a ld a n c a a n il •d u ra a a u n k n o w n Y ou a ra t . c r a lir N o llfla d t h a t l f | . n o ra H a m ilto n a n il h u a h a n d W illia m I I H a m ilto n h a v * file d I 'a t lt lo n fo r A d o p tio n o f K d w a rd Ita in o ( D a r lin g , lh a In f a n t aon o f A n n ie aa H ta r lln g H a r t , In lh a C ir c u it C o u r t o f H em l* lurria n o la C o u n ty , a t H a n fo rda*, rF lo id ai.. and ra*. Y ou a re tia re h y n o llf la*d d a n d ra Jrwtton*. q u lra d to f ile y o u r o tijn e tto n a . Itrf th a n y . to aa ld a d o p tio n w it h lh a •on oorr ba* ba* C la rk o f o u r a a ld C o u r t .on lo r a J u n e d o th, IS'.J , It. p. 111’ llN D O N I r hla th a lo t h da;f o f M a y, m i . C B N T B A I* A N O B O U 1 H E IIN LO O D C O N T R O L D l U f l t l C T I I Y ITM U O V R IIN * IN O U O A IID B r J o * H. B a rm a n C h a ir m a n (K R A I.) attr u ti W . T u r n a r W a lll* i H a e ra ta rr M a m h a ra o f H e a rd , l l a n r r J. D r ls g a ra . V .c * r h a 'r n . a n llr o w a r d » l l> a n l* l, s la m b a t t'la m a n l I * T h aad . M a m lia r t lla n n l i a r . D a in tie r 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 I IN A IX * A O N D IS T R IC T O V S R H IN O l.n C O U N T Y , r L O R ID A , T O K L R I T t h r u a c rs c N v ts o R * n r r a id D IS T R IC T . N O T IC B III H B IIR IIY O IV K .V t h a t a m a s tin g o f th a o w n a ra o f la n d a a ltu a ts tn H L A V IA D llA IN A O E D IH T IIIC T o f H a m ln o l* C o u n tr . IlliO il.O O F lo r id a , w i l l b * b a ld a l lh a to w n h a ll o f lh a T o w n o f O v la d o . H a m l­ n o l* C o u n tr * F lo r id * , a t Ia n o 'c lo c k lll.lll.0 0 a.m . nn lh a l l t h d a r o f J u n a , 1111, f u r lh a p u rp u a a n r g la c iln g th re e s u p e rv is o r s f o r a a ld d l a l r l c l, o n * I I I . lo i 00 fo r o n s r e a r , o n a f o r tw o re a rs , and I T . 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HI- IV, tj/LV£?, \W A Y -yn THE SANFORD HERALD GTAffTlMG NF.Tr WEEK i 7H K Q O U >A ‘H O ‘ M T (Tofenoi? n n « I i I h t t ilv e n iiir m in Hpnee COMB. FiASH GORIX5N' I'M WAlTINiF ». FOR YOU.' * ' b e c a r e f u l FI ASM > OARl IS TREACHEROUS I PO NOT . TRUST M I M ' J B T r W . FOR H BNT DON'T WORRY AlnRi A ' GET THIS UUSINEDO Ol 'N t.Y ti; W KLAKA Apartment!. 114 W First Strest, Phone 400-W. A \IN U I E ' MODERN furnished Kitchenette apartment*. Slumhcrland Court Highway 17*02 S. C ity lim its. HM AI.I* unfurolihed houid In I.« k t M ary. I'hon* 7B0-W. ROOM Oarage A pt. 140.00 month, unfurnTshrd e icept fo r re frig e ra to r and stove. 700 Mel* lonvllln Ave. Phone IHI7 or AIM. F U 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 v v o N p g ffp u i. n .A c e :«V O N B ’9 0AMUN<9 a l l l -p m r - i / - t THS T lM B I Real Eatat# Par Bala ARTIC LES FOR S A LK D EFENH 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 d rivin g time. Q uality specification*, tile hath, screened b rtc itw a y , cur n o il, u tility room, laundry facilitle.*, kitchen cabinets, llo tp o ln t range and re frig e ra to r, Duo Therm nil ■pare healer, lie furred anti plaster­ ed walls, Insulated ceilings, spu­ rious landscaped lots. O iler-W aller Homes, Inc. Corner M ellonvllls and Randolph SKMINtJLK K BALTY 1320 Magnolia Ave. Phone 27 T. W. Mero — W. Dietrichs 2 nE D R O O M house tin d e r eon. structlun on large lo t 100 i 130 ft. outside city. Small down payment and small monthly 4— H EA L ESTA TE W A N T E D —4 —« O FFIC E DESKS nt half price. B eautifully rrflnlahciH ilvt1 new "« W. First-The Furniture Center, • i h *! r>MP F U R N IS H E D Cot rooms and bath. Scresi (W to |60 per month B7i Ironside, Magnolia ’ W.* French and Volui Orange City, Fla. CARPENTER 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(M l III,IN 'D S —lira s * Stptara washer. Used r m r month*. Cost Hug* and flo o r roverings of 6140.01) w ill sacrifice nt I'J.VOO V ln y lr,' Plastic, Asphalt T ile or Cull 1020. Extcnsinn 213. Linoleum. Free estim alrs. Tele­ phone 1424. The F urniture Cen­ IILA C K E Y E I) peas fo r canning ter - 110 West F irst. You p lrk them In your container. 76c per bushel. Foster Allison. A LL TYPES Hull,Hirer work Monroe Corner, lit. 4(1. Rraxnnnhle Kates - -Free Esrt mates, Spreader Hervlee, l.lfa r and Duinmlio and F ertiliser. A R TIC LE S W A N TE D —« Carpenter A (iraeev. Phot.. I,'103-61 „ r MIU4.J W * buy, sell A tra ils nssd furniture. W llson-M aler F u rn ­ L. H ILL *Plano T erhnlrlsn iture Co. 3M F. «*f, Phone IIWI W B N H W g a B g g f f W ------- R R — 9 . Phono 611 <V. Route I, Saw ford. 7— Pels-Llvpatoek-Huppllea — 7 QAS RANGE, Ilka new, 9M Oak I A— NOTICES* PERSONALS — 12 T H E Working Man'a shopping plaeo for new, used and refin* rlenred. Re* Ishsd furniture for the eomplst* Carroll. Ph. home. Iludget Prleea. Telephone 1424 Thn Furniture Center - l t d BABY SITTER, M r*. Falktnberg, West First. . best references. Phone 1219-J. EXPErTe NCED^ hslTy *111#r. Neil M. William*,' 1620 Douglas Ave. U 8ED IIO T P O IN T Stove, Ken* more Ironer, good condition. Phone H ID . 618 Magnolia Ave. M A N W IT H pick-up truck neodi work—any kind; G riffith*, Ed 0*PIECEr mahogany Dunean PhVfe ward Higgins Tsrrace, Apt. 20* - — ..... ........ ..... - Ai~ v r *' ' R E F IN E D W IDOW wants posh tlon as companion oi« housskeep* ar Sanford Y to ln lty p rTOilanif* 462*W for appoint Elder y ladle* home br mine, — L . Practical nursing ability, Mra. dI lu x e Baumyr, Star H L . I, Gunge City, rla . • , | ^ SUi N D A YJ D IN N E•R • R o u t Turkey .... .............. 208 N . Park Ave. STELLA — New Mgr. P(— J*UN_______ I Lr- p 2 r _.:rk rimmid read­ ing glass*-* In McCrary's Satur­ day morning. Owner may hay# for payment u f. this ad. Phone SICK HOUSET Dreggy doors, aereans, porch, step# repair] iItatlon, s n scom e er & lect Aa that* / Hg'S g o in g TO PH O N E me POE A n on-left n v s T E .rr ^T fttftlA w rvo u &oJi I c o u l d n ’t h a icg t im b w it h H e ft i WALL, HOUr A M C POE a n y d o n ' f WANT TO o r n ia auV RRVVOUft B « r * • O Q U IO C tn v n o w 5 e winding, 1 service, Aa Contact — »2 W A N TE D to buy for home s lt e - TW O M A LE collie puppies, rea­ J A M , EDMOND'S Upholstering 6 to 10 acres on laka In nr near aonahle. I sonable. 310 Magnolia Avenue Shop. Phone 1908. F urniture Sanford w ith electricity ami a fte r 6:00 p.m, A seat rovers. telephone available. W rltn A. II. c/o Herald. COW A N D C A L F fo r sale to Plumhlog A Huppllrs highest bidder. Phone 276, he Contracting A Repairs W A N T E D : Small modern motor tween 3 and M p.m. Mrs. P. IV. J. K ing 280(1 Smith Park Avs. court In good condition. Semi Stewart. l^mne 60 complete Inform ation. Box 73. Usddnn Helghls, N. J. LA W N MOWERS sharpened. Ill H ELP W A N TE D eyries repaired. Shuman's, 310 7— ARTIC LES FOR H ALE — J E. Jib HL R E T A IL .Salesman Wanted. Steady employment. Firestone Store.*. P LU M BIN G T U X R D O K h K D fl C om pletp linn. H u n t'* T u ie iln SVed Sloru. I.tl(2<aKit w ith lutfifioif et|tii|imcnt J o n lra rt and repair work. Frss estimate.. It. I*. Harvey. 204 w nntnl to loir U rge ir n r t of (iO O l) ANO IIA I) 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. F ill* E. Lloyd, Hull* M U r ilA N I C W n n lr.l, a lra d y cm* Phone I8(16*W. t)iml Round Onk Dining p lo yrn rr.l f o r genurnl e e p n r|rnre Tnblo 1 Minn, (loot! wngea and vnrn tinn . BABY SETS, Including booties, Uepfl 6 pc. Dinette ...... J n im rn n U o d weukly m in im um . rap* and aorka, made to order. U ird Unfit W ith HI Ip Cover J M iu t Iirvc linnd tools. A p p ly to Call 2242. Uie<| O verduffed Loungn W itltu r I'e nn ell, H rntlnolo Coun­ Chair w ith HI Ip Cover : practical, ty M otors. I'hunn H IM . A fte r JA LO U S IE S — The tJsml Wood llin l, Hog Spring th r ifty , n e a lnit way lo convert tl:00 p.m. r a il 772-W. •nd H air M nUteia th a t po rrli nr hremewiiY Into a complete f root, private room. Telephone Used Large Chest o f W ANTED— 1424 fo r free estimate or atop Drawer* ! hy 110 West F irs t— The F utnl* K XP KHIKNC KD M AN Ueetl Large D re is e r....... U turo Center. Service Station and T ire lie Reg. HILDA Shopworn 0 pc. p a ir Wtf.4t. A pply In person. He<l Room Suite .......... 7 JUNKS’ T IR B SHOP M A T IIK H OP RAWFOR I) 3IA Weal le t St. 2 U *0 I K. l i t St. Phone F U R N IS H E D l-room apartment. I l l N. Jessamine Ave. I S PEC IAL SERVICES BATTERY, Generator or S tarlet Service. Call 617, Swaln'a lia l* tery 8ervlcr. 8nnford Avcnu» and 2nd. Street. V E N E T IA N Illln d s—F or Free E v C A niN E T S , Counters, Cupboards. C. V’nil, Woodworking, 612 San­ tlninti* Coll 320. Scnkurik Cilas.* ford Avenue. Phono 1463-J. sntl P aint Co. K U R N IS IIK D flva room apt, at­ tractive. One block from P. O. Church. Adulta or couple with / Infant. A34 Craves Av«. Orange O IL FURNACEb— By Krssky, f City. Wall, floo r and P irn U R N IH IIK D garage apartment M. O. IIODOBi avallahlu Sunday. 1209 Magno­ lia. P I A N O S— Oulbransen, SpInaU priced from IS10.0 BABY SITTER. E: tuning*. Tsrm i,. ti fsrences. Mrs. R. der’s Plano Store, 109 .M y rtle . MAB'J, >B BAILEY 12— C a rl >*e'« s s _ / ( j �* ... THE WEATHER City call YELLOW W a n t e d W f t v a i Generally (s ir In north portion, parMs cloudy w ith scattered show­ er* in -noth and central portions Hirnugft Tuesday h A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A II.Y N E W S P A P E R V O L U M E X X X X 1 II E s ta b lis h e d * Truman Se$ks Fast Approval Of Alliance • SANFORI), 1908 FLORIDA M)XDAV JUNE 2. 1052 AsMocinled P r o s I,cased W ire Ike Retirement Is Speeded By Army’s Orders Seminole Chapter Of Future Farm ers President D e c l a r e s 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 A many. w 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 th a tle a tte consent to 0 . B, raUflcatiap of the documents prior to the adje w m ent of Con­ gress ia of ntasect Importance. Tre a tie s of the Unttd States are A 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 m 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 m veal the fin forging of toe links saawthe H w eetw the iMJ-flomimmiat. West 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 to 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 p ict (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 nato ttona 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 IC s s tls iM n a Wags T n a l 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 I natruetor 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 tw o of the ISIS! the E l Cantasting to drop o ftr F t- •’ " 4 Vw-J- Six To 3 D ecision Leaves Cate Open Tor N e w Stride Inactive Status Will Permit General To •! q ■ r Campaign Actively U . O. I111clll t r y For GOP Top Spot Q u 1c k Ratification Of Pact W ith Ger­ many la Necessary WASHINGTON ,P The Arm y elenrrd the way today fur Gen Dwight D Eisenhower'* im tn rd l ate retirem ent, promising aitum before lie le a ir - the Pentagon Tuesday (nr Ih r iHdtlic.il wars M ai Gen Floyd Parks. the Ar m y‘s infurm alion chief, fold o re porter Ihe form er supreme coin maniler in Krunpr "tle fin ile ly w ill lie on a relired -la tu s " when lie leaves Tuesday for Abilene. Kan* . and Ills first m il of uniform speech in the Republican prcsldcnlinl mini Phntn hy Cos Inathm race Order- transferring Elsenhower The Hemlnolc Chapter, Future Farmers o f America, has had a (IrrcnlcHf, J. Todd. W. Cnnada, (t. Westmoreland, J. Nettles, J. successful year in grow ing vegetables ami raising animals, and Its W illiam s, I), Moss, T. tbihimsn, it. Flower*, .1 OeRriiic, J. T. A lford, lo Inarlive stnlus. niter IT ye.'irs membership o f 4ft enjoyed a parent and son banquet Friday night at ft. Rivers, 11 English, M llnsark aril \ Tealo Third m w : it. Davis, 111 uniform, w ill lie hnnited him it the school rarm building. Left to rig h t fro n t m w t 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. I I mII, II. Myers, R. White, Fourth row: M, Pearce, M Swrsi, It. Giuliani, F. Rlen- id re|iort In his m llitnry stlperm ton his second supreme eomuinml Johnson, C. Russell, F. Anders, It. McGill, It. Ilom dnrf, W. W inter- strnm, It. Frsnk, P. M rT rer ami J. It-nneM In Europe hold, J. Patty, M. K lnim l. Second ro w j C. R. Flowers, P. Hrown, K. Tills w ill free Ihe gene rill, 1 'itk s shiiI, to campaign actively (or the GUI’ nomination, it lie wishes. i<) though Eisenhower w ill relnm lolive sliu rin k a- generi ol the Arm y anil hn $IH.7'll u v e il in pay end allowances Elsenhower bus s.ild he w ill re F lo tilla lias the greatest number may l each hs high n< llll.lUWI fed sign ids eommissimi. howi-vm. il nf thunderstorms a year n f any II wnuhl hr difficult fur planes to he gels I lie nninlnaltoii In lli.il serlhin n f N orth America, HVi-rug fly uver I hem nil.unit pressurised cuse Ills pay itnrt nllnw niici's. e ing (III alim islly from May through cabins. well as his lisp of three Army Using n hlarkhim rd 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 m llilu ry groups and (re e ling point before thunder­ Mmighton Jr., local weatherman. ' uihors. u second visit lo I’ rrs id rn t rhe privilege* enjoyed hy Atncrstorm* occur. Tha importance o f character, Those showers, M r. Dean point­ ii Ho- in education, economic »e Truman at the While Ilmiac. anti assets and collateral on tha p a rt ed out, are very beneficial to this Thundershowers in Florida are a m erllnu w llh Secretary of Stntr o f farmere seeking to obtain loans, section, rnm lnjt oq an average at o f th. convection lype, lie *tn tu d ,isru, n ty , . health ami housing wen Acheson. ettenlny at tho «Ndlca was stressed Friday nig h t In a from 2:00 tovtf-OO p.m. In the day, In w h ifh warm, moist air rl*o» «. rtss— Aty twt#;* thgetm>r Him 'ano ther talk by Jamna Richardson, vice- when the cooling effect ia moat batwoya tha laWwecsir Ihe i-M sts, president o f the Commercial Rank needed., I f , | t were not fo r these pools .o ff renrhing the dew point, Nrgio housing project In GoldI*- I round nf conferences Tuesday was hnin yesterday itflernoiitl liy !>■ n preliidn lo whal Imiks like one and Truss Cm, Ocala, in a talk to rain*. ho said, Florida would be condenses Into cumulus hniils Marc Md-eod llilliune, president o lllie roughest |Hilllicnl ciini|uiigie. more than I0U persons nt tha Slfith Inn dry to support c itru s growth. yId cli when cooling pumletise ml He told o f studies o f those moisture or laintlriius. The -t|i o f ilie liellume Uonkoian College, m creenl history The general Iannual parents and sons banquet p ille d ngnlnsl Sen Ito lie rl A T uft o f 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. tlth c i spi-itkon- Uitindm-cil by of Ohio Slid others III the grnwm gls Farmers o f America, at the acliiiol ri-au In rn-operatlwn w ith llm A ir 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<- I ln J E. McKinley, chair­ Intense struggle Ini' Ihe lle p u tilli III) planes daily flew winds, it *le-rt temperature Imp. man " f ii" ' Siinfnid Utilising An presidentlnl im tiiliw illiiii The need o f loans bv farmers when five thoi it v, in ii g iiiiic rln g " f mm ills lio m o ro m ilig Irnm Eum pe in order to ca rry on tlu-ir v n l . I liningh t huntlerstorms. I rain mill nine nr twice a vein, lu ll Mum HiU pel siilis, while Hml m l was pointed out by idr. RichardThe updrafts of 100 feet a sec­ M u'll tig h te n in g discharge., ... ureil. well* Geingi- I, llu vis, h - Sundiiy In the w a rm th <>( .i -um ille rllk e sun w n- II pureU n u ll son, who stated that there should ond on one side of a storm au-l w ith in in between clnilds, ami n-istnui 1“ lUs- ilirecliii nf Die A t ­ lo ry a ffu ir The A rm y gave turn be a b ility on the part o f tl j fa rm ­ down drafts on the other, sweep caused hy u o ri|im l |H itential lanta Field Office, I'uhll llnusing the lu ll 17 gun welcome reserved ers to repay the loans. He told o( ing Fie ta in before them constitute tween high up po sitive e lln ig \ li t h o n t v , M ay m W II Sli-mper, fur in llitu ry heroes the Importance o f 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 ris in g 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 arrive d . T a li'- cam palg.i he ad qu artergut, m ili a* slide w hen-the farm er 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 • . *, .. .. . | . nienl we coming him lun k lo lluand well o ff, other Industries w ill I allalisssee, also spoke " cou ntry but ro g rc llln g tlm t “ he did tie also. |)l Hellm ne le w iile d tlm t she not re liirn sooner " Mr, Richardson was Introduced iiud ju s t i etui ned fro m n visit In “ Now that he Is alaiul to hike by E- (J. K ilp a trick, president of I,Diet la ii i i i I to m any countries n off Ills lia llle Jacket ve ol III Hr tne Florida Hlnte Rank o f San­ Europe, She reported matvehms publican P a rty hope that In ford. prngiess in p u lilic housing all nvei start fig h tin g ." sniil a -la lc iu c id die Houlli, and stated that thenTo Mike Rotundo, member o f I • -*BBB Il l l l « # l 1 III# 1*114*** I I l I T T i is d u p llc a tlim of W illia m ( ’ lu llthe Future Farmers, went a Kit) Lake Monroe Brdlgea, the pow­ D E I, A M ) (.Special)— Slelsnu ii Hurt In many dism al *po|s whore Kiwanla award which w ill go to ­ er plant a t Lake Monro# and En­ a tin lve csity where oditeallim i .1 was Ihought th a t such project* ward hla enpensca in attending thu terprise, and Radio BtatlgR WTRR linderatonil, Hubert M nvnnrd Hut ■mid lin t he. F FA national convention in Kan- were "blown up" yesterday In a c h in s , nssiH-iale d ire e ln r o f tliaaa C ity this summer. John P ier­ simulated "a tta c k ” by members Him expienseil deep g in lllu ile In Ford F m im ln ll'in anil fo rm e r rhn>< son o f Kiwanla made the presen­ o f the Hanford Squadron o f the ce llo r o f the U n iv e rs ity n f Oden l.c jta if Of the colored people *n tation. C ivil A ir Patrol. TA LLA H A S S E E. ;/1’i Mm rv go, Gild Ihe g ra ih in tin g class Ic ilin die Mousing A u th n rily and Ihuse C. L. Redding, manager o f M rIn addition, a small plane, In the fin a l even! n f June ( ’mu 11-sponsllde flit I 111' housing pin- TiKike, H nnfoi'l, mul Eirtnli ( ‘ban-. .e l. p iiin tliig out the advantages Windermere, C rn ry 'i, presented a F lorida Chain piloted by Lieut. H enry Mcl,auIIn m rn c rin rid . have Im-n iiu p I e le c tric ity , lllia ie io p lom h ilig lioliited l,y Gov. Fulh'i W nin-ii t,, Stores awaM to the Chapter. o f the CAP and w ith CpI, Rodney "T h e c lv iliin liu n n f Ihe Went i W alter Wlcderhold received an Rrumley a* "hombadler” shower­ e h a ra c trrlle d anil defined hy !)'• uni o th e r fa rllltli'R , end d i-ila te ii the S ta le C itriia Ciuiinilsaiuii aw anl fo r public speaking and ed Hanford w ith leaflets contain­ dialogue Hint only free men ru in , d ia l when a litt le g ill, liv in g in Tonka I* a grnwei n m ri.iilra t" Andrew Tealo an award fo r farm ing a message designed to on, and ttin t is the essenlinl re t ■ cah ill III .South L 'aii. ilia . It hail it,enter o f tile caiiimlsNiim. Chase In-oil her wish In live In u house ii mechanics, w ith Principal Herman awaken the people o f Central growers lurm hci from the E. M orris m aking tha presenta­ Florida to the need o f a strong son fo r Ih r lr freed om ." the speak w ith glass windows. Fourth ('III us D istrict. er declared In e a rly -m o rn in g cs tion*. Him told o f the p ro g ie,s n f p u b ­ c iv il defense. W arren also appointed C V erclaes under Ihe g ia n t uakn ■ Chapter activities during the lic housing in Daytona Reach and G riffin , H ow ey-ln-th-K ills r iir .n The bridge, power plant and term were described bv David Van other "dem olitions’* were per­ the Forest of. Arden. •if a telephone conversation w ith grovver, to sucreveil N hhIi l.agette, "T h e preservation and develop M r*. Eleanor R notovell in which Neee and by Aubrey Dunn, and formed by a "ground crew**; i t l.eeshiirgi J. ,1. I’srriah Jr , prest other Chapter accomplishments waa reported by Capt. David m enl o f thin he ritag e, fo r Ihe snk< • lie stressed the need o f such dent nf Ihe Nevln* F ruit Cum o f the W e il and n f a ll m ankind, l ousing. The next day, she said, a were outlined hy W alter Wleder- Remley o f the CAP. iiHity, to sneered Warren T Zeuch. la the d u ty o f A m erica. I f A u u ti governm ent agent fle w down from hold. V eto Reach; ami J. Frank lien These were among the 200 O ffice r* o f the Chapter had members o f the CAP and F lyin g ean education I* understood, It w ill W ashington, ami a* a resu lt, two i,e ll, Clermont, to succeed W F charge o f the opening and closing Farmers who gathered yesterday b+s seen aa Ihe p rin c ip a l in run s hv in je c ts were b u ilt, one fu r w hite lluhliison, Leesburg. ceremonies. These included Tommj _____ imy morning a t Orlando Municipal which A m erica vindicates ami ad mid o n . fo r ro lu rc il peoiile. The appointment* were made vanees tha deepest value* o f tinRumble*, president: Marvin KI KfU rg in g her colored h e are r* to Saturday. irp o rt to p u t on "Operation W e a l." nard, vice-president; Smith, A ■aidant) Bobby Hr Imw th e ir g ra titu d e , she also nilG riffin said lie had no riiinm cnl Microbe • A bout 40 planet w ire • D r. H litehina , who n iw In lm secretary! Walter Wtederhold, used. vised those who w ill occupy W ill on a statement hy L rG rtte that duced hy B te lio n 'a President, J min C la rk C o u rt to m ove Ihemtreasurer! Bobby Bbradbrf, reG riffin "said fra n kly he wnuhl use The Orlando u tilitie s building O tlle Edmonds, defined e d lirn lio o . , Andrew Teelo, eentlnel and was "bombed", bridges were aa the "d e lib e ra te a tte m p t In form -e|ve» w o rth y as teal A mor leans hi* Influence lo gel my place." K. M. Kaddy, faculty advisor. l.cG ctlo said be himself hud up" by ground erewi, end man In term s n f an h le n l" mid >v keeping on the b u ild in g * ami Bobby Boradorr welcomed the "hlown ii ro u n d in g * In a p rim er manner. U . a ila a ,* Oa l»ags etai sought reappointment amt runny held th a t education fo r a drum visitors and parents and response KxpreNsing her g rn lltu d n In the citrus Industry lenders, stirred up eraey m u»l mean th a t every man v Idle rltlxona prcscnl. Including waa made hy Mra. A. W. Tealo. hy word o f ills Impending ilr U 'e a lla a s C Me [ 'a a * *1*1 Invocation was by tha Rev. L. W. ihuso connected w ith Um project, fia rtu re front the ciimmissimi, hint Scott, Mr. Caddy, agricultural lie declared tlm t they were nx- nsked Gov. W arren to keep him teacher, Introduced the guests. iucs*lng the real s p lrll of (Im fa- on. A mualcel program ■ogram waa wee p preesiitilu-rhiHHl o f God and brotherhood G riffin , one o f W arren’r. major R o b b e r s sawed th e ir wey ed, with M y Davie 'avia e and‘ Mona Jobe nf man. cumpnlgn hackers, later sp lit 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 o f gam­ e t the People Supermarket, IMM Reeee Whitt'a accompanying. W illiam C lark, E arths 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 H igh School, Tallahassee, breach apparently mis been heal­ etore'a steel safe to a nearby emp­ an automobile collision with a told o f the coming o f 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 o f his development BANK H O LID A Y to a eeueage el 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 n f Hanford grow. Hanford A tla n tic National Rank Wte RMifee left by ________ Mra. Smith's young baby, who burglar_In Court Hanford, phened police at Mayor Hlemper described W ill* w ill 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 o f the birthday o f Je f­ ■afa missing when he came to tha time, was uninjured. The he had personally known, declared ferson Davla (1H0S . IHHIM who poilct recen,4wee wetooeed to work. young widow was taken to th* that t t waa only fittin g that the waa electad president o f tho Con­ four yean ia JML hospital for court bo named W illiam Acting Lieut. Jack Hickson and Fernaid-Laughton Clark federacy, Feb. 0, I B ill, and wa* Patrolman w . R. Cosgrave made axivnlnaUon. Court, and termed tho project an­ re-elected the fnllow lng Febru­ I 0 N I 8 LE A TE S an Investigation and found the Carrol G. Phillip*. 27, of 6073 other milestone In the progress of ary. eafe In tha waede o f a vacant tot Andrews Strsat, Jacksonville, waa Hanford. He told of aid hy the adjacent to the store. driving tha truck west on Sam- C ity in drainage, laying o f 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, form er WASHINGTON IT - The Defense turning waat on tha Boulevard Housing Authority chairman, fo r U f New Enrtewl A Avenue, # to l l >. Winter , 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 LL M a i operation of tha City the projects ported 16 b illed, M wounded and coo# m iv • n fm o a n one m lx iln i(C o a It a e sd O a P a g e 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 Richardson S t r e s s e s Value Of Character In Obtaining Loans American Rights AtuI Privileges Stressed By Dr.MaryBethune 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 & 4 I. - i'i V. j> J . ti N o . 203 And Tanks Quell POW Disorders W A dllNGTON 4s The Supreme ' mill mlcd a .1 lodny that Preildi nt T ro m .m ’ s se in irp 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 strik in g down h u d I'ru iii.m 's c la im to vast iiihi-icol power under Ihe ConsUlotion, the high court upheld Ihe ruling nt I ' S I'lslrict .fudge D lin i \ Pine Hi,it the President ac­ i d illegally In selling Ihe s t f t l N c r d c il mill:. \)irll H to head off a strike. Thl> meant the governm ent muit Kuti i I n n i ue i r r ■ ..... .. . . m l'....... . I . ......... ' ........ .. hat "hey Pine's ord er In tu rn Ihe m ill* ' • « * "> , h r , r n w n fr* visited tin u r ilt i'ii hy .In -llre llh ir k Chief . t ii- lir r \ in si>n and Justices Reed m il M lriiim ilisseille d in i--iiin g lu - s trik e call today, M urra y al the same lim e irk e d ihe -tci*l rninpanles to lesurne cotle rtise lia ig a m illg Hut M u rra y al-n made c lr a r (hat the iinnin .till -lands m i ih r terms u( the Wage S ta h illrn lln n Board U s lli re rn iilliie n d a tiiin * of a 2ft i ,-iit oi lim n “ p n i'k iig e " settlemenl. plus < im ln ii -hop arrangemenl lie -n ld " I n Ihe n li-e n e r of n wage agree iiii-n i onr m e inh er- h iv e no alternative other Ilian to erase w o rk ." M urray n o th o rlfcd lm-nl union o f­ ficers to make " - a lis ln r t u r y atutdoves r in g c m e iil- fo r -ts iu lh y employ to p ro ire i ihe properties o f th a various com panies d u rin g the parind Ilf slo pililg p " T n ila v'a d e rlsim i was o f overrid ing Im portance In Ihe cunttOii- r - v ns old ns the A m erica# republic Itself over how a re el .re th.- powers uf the presidency. I ..... mu ha- ri'p e a le d ly claim ed lie has inherent oower u iid p r 111* i . hi d ilu tio n to -i-i/e a p riv a te In.I n - in or take -i wide v a rie ty rtf •llit -1 ii tiiu is. to -a ll-gu ard the wetf ,11 ,- ol the nnl um in tim e of na I n in a I I'nlei-geiiey I in m in i -n n l firm ly turn ever, ■11-ii fid - puwei lie liu lg - to Cong n --- .mil lint to till- I ’ re -u lc n t— ••ilhei i- Hu- civ ill.in head o l Ihe gi.ve iu m eiii o r i- i'iu iiiiia iiile r in i tin I nl the arm ed forres i In n- m e no im in e ilia lr enntiiii'iit Ito m the W hite House atthough T'rum an has snid he w ilt i till It' hv Hie Supreme ( ’n u rl's dec i-iim w hile saying al Ihe same lim e u e illie r the Hupreine Court • n iilliiiir r l On I'u g r I m r| J *' "prisoner IM s.iuili 1 m l inn ned i nmmii R also meant the Trum an ad i ........ . in i w.i Red I oi mistral Ion could nnl carry ................... m i......Id mil through Its promise of a wage litk. ind ci ue lo the -le ei w o rkers while tl m ill- were under governm ent ',i,iundi-.l . r.i'A l.-i i u m li m : turn The I mi. .1 \ i in m . sutueiiu uw n rr-lu p Vod.tv'- high rm irl decision wax I'mnin.imi. i i.i-n M .iik < l.uk i .tun- i - l n u l and d«- cl.ued ■j ... ‘. i MM Ml imouul <d fo in HI *11 i i i t i ' m iIS i - II hi tie o r.1 ........... ki l |H .................... . I'-Htir i oher o rd e rM r s tiff i iimtmiiii'if tiMf i* luihM s ti r MitnitMhmii It-if 1 “ iliriM-t 4**1 thf ii)»i i (|f ll'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 t if u ii4 n ifiiP 'i 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 .m surr ilif Bi'ds fjinu .mil Nhnkitk'il inh \m r r h \fii *!«» , . I!ti«l«*i ih r Miuum id *i f i l m u Tip r s lm iillliE hmk p i m p e u l a lt ­ e r th e i n i o i i l i 's ,| l i i n i |i<nunl i’l l, s m . ilie - l n l th e 17 u c r u p le d i 'l l c........... ln s ille .ill K n |e li.n l - tiiu e il .m il sliami, ■I i i i - i i t - i t ,i p a — m g '<>1 ,,,,,,, ,,it H u iilli K m i .i 11 s o ld ie rs E u ’ w itm -s-e- -.m l the s . mi 'I i Ko g iti.le .l lu -nu id in n III,I lin ik e fu r 'In ’.n ili’i li.n lie il w ire li-nce mul tile d d in e -tint,|M" ' 1 t-;i I i (m i I. pi ••-I " m '"d l’’1 " 'e 1 1 "" ’’ ^ He t ss I - ts-il m il tell | •' I Ml 1 M * | In 1 ‘ "m P "u i l.ilk'i tie* I’" ' u m I I’"»» mlimii u iin u ii n- l.d i i tI tie m irt > '•III! lit ill thutl \Dum*lt *l rum r.ttlr M illr r itnl hi> m riiit i! * jrw fnUlrit I h r lr tiMchi Jil k t m il Ir fl 11-ini n l llie i K m |c > i «ii|t|Nmiih K UPl i' *|1|M'I III nil*hi -iftu i |hr 11 N ’sIimu m! IfiMT* l nit, iv w ith f n ti L him I * <•*r1111,i n v •it m l,itili y < Jv Him * ' h m ii >hum! > f|(.\v |( r il h in iii'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 .lames (irant .loinn Local r.P.&L. Office Ernie- It G rant, form e rly of FI. I aoilerdale ha- a rrive d in Sanford to a-slim e tile ilid le - a- lo n im e rI'l.il -e rv lie representative lo r Ihe Sarihinl d l - t r l r l of F lorida Power A Light t oinpany. If II Coleman, d tv i-iim m .im ig er announeed to d ii v Mr G riio l rep la re s C K i .lite r. <vhuh ns served III I h ll '■ ip .iid v fur over ten years and im - M i n d l y m uvi-il tu South C a r­ olina M i G rant has been in em ploye* .J iln* riim p im a y (nr Ift years, hav­ ing served as i-o u im e rc l.il represen­ tative In h o lli M ia m i, where he be­ gan m irk ill IU.1I, ami In FI t<audi rd a lr. where he has resided since 1*rll lie i , p re -ld e n l of the M p lim iti i Tub nf Ft Lauderdale, a member nl llir M a -n iiir Midge and K nlghtl fc n ilila r , and serves the Episcopal Church a- a m em ber of Ihe Vealry and as assistant treasu rer M r G rant Is m a rrie d 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 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 in rr h y via-hi t i ii 11w nf llu- frtVl B E L G I A N T O U R IS T S jprr t 1i- driviiiK w Him nt <» III III Hi­ G it W E I.IN F S . France < r~ At leant U R rlglatt 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«' m i a htillday In France crashed through Ihe guard ra il 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 ND D EAD NEW YORK US - A .(ro lle r In crash and rushed to the river, C entral Park r n m r upon Ihe hialies dived into the small stream and n f a man and wom an lying four saved five of the passengers. fil) o f tlu-iie n rre id ii, J 2 tinve pleaih-d g u ilty . One person, wlm was arrested hy I ’ tilio liu n n lia r ilm in . pleaded g n lH v I " m an­ sla ug hter i i i i i I was senlenceil lo five yi-nra lo prison. feel apart Police fonnil mi Hie hoilles Iw n notes w ritte n nn one shecl of paper. U ntil were In the satno effect; "Cannot live together and *re Hope we w ill he burled together as one ” A .43 caliber n ulnm allr pistol lay nearby. Police said It appeared that lauds Rlxnrry, about 3(1 and married, had killed M r*. Juanita Rivera, a divorcee about 30. ahola - - w„llh two ,. and then killed him self with u shot to Hw mouth. nol going lo live apart FRENCH STRIKE PARIS The Communist-run French Confederation of Labor (COT) 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 to M pentacoital weekend—went out aft­ er a meeting of the COT execu­ tive commit lea Sunday. � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 30, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/39666720b5c081d705eadca67b52210b.pdf 3954ab3b59dc92c1787c88838dcfd5dd PDF Text Text V'ff T i l SANFORD l i i A l D i f « T « i May C 1WI LEESIlUna, V». \m - A 39 yearold man who fled a mental hospital two weeks nun went on a homl cldal spree Tu« uesday night, killing Ms father, nn airline pllol and an attractive hlomte, police reported today. ‘if£’ t. p « w l l ot I/#mi don County identllled the assailant as Maurice Kay Fox. He said Fax was arrested shortly after midnight and charged with murder. Powell sold Fox wns found in a drunken stupor asleep In a bed at hi* brother a home, a M-itauge shotuun beside him. The triple slaying look plnce nn Uw farm of Fox’ father, 70-yearold William Fltzhugh Fox, In a lonely area near Leesburg about » miles from Washington, I). C, Powell listed these victims: The elder Fox, Areola, Va. Capt. Knhert O'Connor, pilot for Capital Airlines, Falls Church, Va. LUIIsn L. Have, 34, Alexandria, Va., manager of a cosmetics EBPassailant’s mother the homo of a neighbor i1 re f :r,b•?/ fled to shortly after the younger Fox was seen Mar hia homo Tale Tuesday night. Powell said Fnx was committed to the State Mental Hospital at Staunton, Va., last fall after having threatened tot kill hls father. Neighbors spotted him Tuesday night ami telephoned police. Powell set nut fnr the Fnx farm and found the hodles of Miss Hove and O'Con nor In (he front yard. Two hundred yard* away, police found the body of the elder Fox O’Connor had leased part of the Fox property rty some time ago and wcnl there to do garden­ frequently wci ing work. Mis MUs Hove, described by rag O’Connor'* neighbors a* a good friend, hud accompanied him to the Foi farm. After finding the bodies Powell organized a posse of ion men The younger Fox was found asleep In a bed at the home of hls brother, Claude, two boors later. The brother's homo was a sham­ bles. Windows were shaltered, ovl denlly by shotgun blasts, the front door wns open and furniture wns overturned and broken. Fox surrendered without a strug |le and wns taken In Leesburg all where (he murder charge was odged against him. Claude Fox had left*the house wllH hls wife and Ihelr two small children In spend the nlghl at (he home of mini her brother, Woodrow llesldenls of the area anld that O'Connor, n widower, owned a (mail plane which tin usually kepi at the nearby Areola Airport. They said they suspected Irniihlr when he dldn'l Imiiz nearby homes Tuesday nlghl, as wns hls custom. I Senate Rejects Further Cuts In Foreign Aid Bill WASHINGTON ifl - The Senate today rejected, by n 41 to 33 vide, a further ,'i*hi million dollar cut In the M.ooo,nun,non foreign aid bill Neither e'dn the __ sharp con , _____ ___ In _____ rp _ _ Irnversy on trimming Ihe aid prorant find hurts sure In advance ow the vide would go Veteran Sen. Cnmiatly It).-Tex.), leading Ihe fight against any mure reductions, told a reporter ,rl think wo'll win If we can get all our people here." Ben, Welker (It.-Ida.), null! f the amendment, said "It's hard to tell how It will go now." The Kennle meet* under a strlcl agreement limiting debalo on each amendment to one hour. This la expected to bring final passage of ,lh« bill during tno afternoon. UmK Alter rejecllng the 300 million ut proposed by Sen. Welker ( II.la.), the Senate also voted down, to 37, a 400 million dollar re’^Mellon proposed by Hen. Long ' !* (It.-La.). 1 * Ban. Connally (D.-Tex.) led Ihe uflght against reductions below the H,BOO,000,000. Nens. George (I).a.) and McFarland (D.-Arli ) so were active with him. Final passage of Ihe bill was expected before Congress quit (or the day. i ' Then II must go to conference .With Ihe Houso which voted last ^ lor a M, 1(0,000,000 bill, or nTiOOO.om less than President aman asked. The House reduci ha^e brought scathing attacks i Mr. Truman and officials adstoring the mutual security B John Lund make* love to Ann Sheridan In tide srctu* from Uni­ versal-International's "Steel Town", Color by Technicolor, showing on the lilts Theater ncrceen Thursday nod Friday, KuhhcII Wins Senator KuhhcII rrma Pave Ones Crawford Cullen, pledged to Rus­ sell, The complete tabulation of the Seminole County vote for dele­ gates Is as folliAva: ((onllnnrd Prom Pnar Oar! Includes Dade (Miami) and Mon­ roe (Key Weal) Counties. These two counties wern Kefauver strong­ holds In hls popularity contest with Itussell The Georgian held solid advantages In Ihe other seven dis­ tricts. Two candidate* among the 84 running for delegate seat* pledged support to Gen. Dwight I). Eisen­ hower and Gen Douglas MacArthur even though both the gener­ als are Hcpiihllcans The Elsen­ hower candidate wns running loth in ii field of 10 and Ihe MacArthur supporter next In last In the same size field All hill one of the 10 lltisscll barkers out In frunt bail Bussell’s personal endorsement. They were listed on Ihe ballot ns "Bussell candidates." This single exception was Horace (’. Avrry. Jacksonville (Second Dlslrlrli He ran as "oledged lo Huiscir although he didn't have Ihe senator's support, lie beat Rus­ sell's man, Fred II Kent, Jackson vlile. Bussell and hls supporters—In­ cluding most of Florida's state po­ litical leaders—had handpicked a slate of 21 delegate candidates from a field of 41 who publicly were pledging their supixirl to the Georgian They had been fearful n topheavy list of Bussell supporters would 'plit the Bussell vote and leave Ihe wuy open for Kefauver's compact stale of 211 delegates lo score an upset Demo Convention i 1 3 i £ Htate-at- Large MEN Hill 118ft tOOU Averllte «r*isa*s tar Britt ....... 103 1211 1)1*1 Dry ant 2114 1144 .1268 fit■■■«!( t'liilK iit) Carlton HUM 1086 .1070 OtasMlI CaaSiaal*! Carroll 401 882 H71I ir>ISs>S *>r K»faa»*r! Coleman 020 4011 1032 irlfJlaH (nr HhsmII* II 102 Cunliffe 01 Hutchison ..... 406 307 8*12 ll*lr*ara Kir Hrlaarrr) Mathis 441 204 736 m -d«ta fur II■•••tl I Mcllale 86 07 182 IPIrSara fnr lira. XrSrlksrl M y e rs ............... 461 362 MO.1 iKlrSard lur Hatmaaaat III 108 Hcmpln 08 Sheldon 444 11(14 708 (I’rldaril (nr Krfaarrrl Taylor HXI 76 175 Upchurch 1700 040 2713 •Itnaarll CandlHatrl Vocelle 1(177 804 257t UlsMtll t'aadldatal WOMEN Alderman ...... 2120 110.1 6322 (llaaarll Caadldalr) Bergman 21*> 178 4t8 ll’lrdard (nr SUarahnnrrI drown ........ 606 .1*12 027 (I'lrdard fnr IlNirrlll Carroll, Jr. 18114 000 28113 llliKirll I’aarilrial*) Chappell 48*1 1170 M6n M'lrdard (nr Hrfaurrr! Ehrmann 70 till Fuller I(Mil Until 2040 IMaasall Caadldafrl I la r r la a .......... 286 tar Harsall! Meier .... 2011 IPIrdatd far Staria III Miller .... 4114 1140 liqrdaril fnr Hafanrrrl MrUhusney 10611 857 2610 llloMrll I'andldalrt McClellan 427 1127 761 IPIrdard fnr Hafaararl Natt 1106 205 mm (f'lrdard far Krfaarrrl Pearce 2711 188 4114 fl'lrdard fnr llnrrrll) TIioiiihh 161 88 230 ll'lnlarif (nr llarrrlll VanWagenen 118 01) 2 17 ll'lrilnrd fnr llarrrlll MEN llnlrher .... 414 116 820 (f'lrdard for Krtaararl Boyd ....... 19.10 102.1 2060 (llaarrll Caadldalr) Goldman ..... no 24 03 Lund 374 201 0116 ll’lrdard far lla«rrlll Prescott 0.1 711 Kill Firth Cong. District WOMEN Cullen 603 372 006 •Plrdard far llarsrlll Johnson ....... 1708 801 2060 lllsaarll Paadldafrl Farrell 608 313 821 (Plrdard far Krfaarrrl County CommlHHion District No. I S i ram. Sanford City Total Geneva Grand Total len eted. alia 076 075 132 708 County Commission District No. 6 Benata look on* vote Tues- M to If tally to defeat a Wlar reduction also ipony Walker. sentoea on this w en M absenleee 11 Denocreto »!• end and 14 18 Rei.. Telegrama JUj end and phone pu.™ Gtfia M R &dollar a ncut?ie 600 million «s .W " General Yount I* Removed For Koje Camp Affair New"' Construction In Sanford In April Exceeds Year Ago Triple Slaying Follows Escape From Hospital ohvrtlf JWi 7T--y/fc ------- D aford City ToUl Monroe Paola Grand Total 1 2 4 214 8 284 a 144 M 488 I Justice of Peace Dtotrlet Ne. 4 i*KaI • Denpll.» defense rrslrii'llolls on construction, more new buildings ware completed here during April of (hls year Gum in April of last year, according lo figures on new elertrie services connected, re. .leaned by Florida Cower A Light Company. Tbe number of n"w electric HO. »*».-s’ 'co(i!if*tad Is considered a reliable Index lo tb» number of new buildings completed, H. II. Coleman, division manager fnr Florida Power A Light Company, slated. "During April of this year", Coleman sold, "we connected (12 new electric services In our Nanford district, h 148 percent In­ crease over tile 25 new connections during April of lust year. This Inrrease reflects favorably on oui area here, "Most of our new electric con­ nections have b»en to residence, Indicating that local fnmlhes are prospering. They are either build­ ing or buying new homes." Florida Power A Light Com­ pany's researchers estimate that the slate's population wilt runtit.ue lo grow rupldly during the next ten years. With present pupuln’Iiiti a* approximately 3,800,000, thi- state's population is expected to reach IJMHt.000 by 1002. To serve the growth in Its servIce i.rea, which comprises about two-thirds of Florida, the power company expects It will he called upon lo build ten big generating plants and plant additions which will virtually triple present sys­ tem generating rnparlty. Florida Power A Light Company experts these plunls ami other expansion projects will cost It more than 13.12.0(81,000. Dan McCarty f( nnllnuril Fiosi I’aae line! Ills stronghold of Hillsborough, hut McCarty gained even inoro and rut Ills lead Ihrrr lo 0,400 from 7.IIMI Oilhnm tiIso picked uti 0,000 votes lo Duval Counly, while McCarty was Increasing hls lend Ihrrc by only t.nnn and handy winning Ihe mu joriiy Pinellas Counly. which McCarty letl by 3.<ssi voles or Ibe first pri­ mary. wen' *n Odlinni Tuesday by 375 Ler i mmiy. where McCarty led and Oilhnm ran third on May WASHINGTON ijs - Following tl, went to Odhnni by 300 voles. Is the latest Associated I’rrai tabu­ lation lit delegates lo the national HANFORD 'if llrnlley Otlhnm political conventions, based on del­ Issued Ihli slnleincnl in conced­ egates pledged, Instructed, nr will­ ing his defeat by in n McCarty ing lo express a first-ballot choice, for Ihe governorship of Florida: amt on candidate conceitoni; "1 am grateful and humble, and Itrpolillcan I lave my fellow ellimis of Flor­ Taft 4fit • ida because they have again demonst ruled Ihat when decent, hon­ Elsenhower 382 est, sincere, Independent citizens Klasaeu 26 lake an acllve interest and a per­ McKrldln 24 sonal part In llirlr government they Warren (l can put the fear of God—and I Ma rArllmr 2 say il In all reverence—In public Unknown Ul-1 office holders. Total 1(133 "That Is Ihe way II should be idol needed lo iiuntliiste) In a democracy. Thai Is Ihe way Demon nls it must lie !( we are to preserve Kclimvcr 122 •he greatest system of government Bussell SIU* and business the world has ever Mammae H.V-i known. We mount afford any part Williams 4(1 time citizenship if we are to pre Kerr 35<-i serve our great system for our .Stevenson .1(1'» children ami our children’s cull lluiklrv 281> llrell Itulklcy 27 "1 can never express adequately Humphrey 2.1 my deep and abiding appreciation Itever II b> Ihe more Ihnu Io.ihsi citizens Truman 14 who contributed in our dollars for Sen Douglas 3 decency rnmpulgn lo help gel our Ewing .1 mrsNngc throughout Ihe state. No­ Vinson 3 body knows belter (him I do the Lucas 1 Itcrsnnnl sarrlflrrs which accom­ Justice Douglas I panied runny of these contribu­ llnylmrn '* tion* and I am humble and thank­ Unknown 378 ful mure Ihnn I can ever express. Total HilT "Some cynics may say that at OIII1 lo nnmlnale) limes It looks like Ihe people Just WASHINGTON (jT-Sen Richard don't want decent, honest govern­ II. Russell of Georgia said today ment. "Don't let them tell you that. Ihe Florida primary marked "n people do want II. they will eleor-ctil demonstration of confi­ The dence In my comlldacy" fnr Ihe fight for It when they gel full InDemocralle presidential nomina­ formation ami alnccro leadership. "All of Iho people of Florida who tion. Returns showing Russell the ap­ partleipaled In this primary made a major contribution to our demparent winner of ID delegate eon- nrrniir system whether Ihev vuled leal* to five fnr Sen. Estes Kelsover of Tennessee amount to "a for me or for Dnti McCarty resounding setback fur my nppo- "I wish nolhlng but tho best for nent which will he echoed through­ our now governor, Dan McCarty, out the country," Riiiic R said In and hia opportunity to furnish lead­ ership for many of the progressive a statement. steps which have boon pledged and Ho added (hat Ihe results In the discussed In this campaign. ■election of Florida delegates to "We can always look forward the party's national nominating convention back up "Ihe decisive with confidence and In good con­ 81,000 vote margin0 by which he science If we ell pul our rallh first defeated Kefauver In (he itato'a In Almighty God and In mankind. "There la no bitterness and no May 8 popularity primary. "Yesterday's imashlnH victory cause fnr bitterness. We must all waa not only a victory for the work togelher to make Florida the sound principle! 1 advocate but a greatest place In which to rear our victory over political confualon. children and I offer any assistant* Tha ballot for dalajtatos to (ha that I might be able to give toward Democratic National Convention that end. "Thank you.* wax both lan| and complicated My oppoallion made every effort to add to thla coafuilon. They FORT PIERCE (At - Here. Is failed completely. Dsn McCarty's statement on h u "I feel the deepeit gratitude to nomination as governor: the Florida voter* who have sup­ "Afy fellow eiiliens of all Flori­ ported me eo loyally. Prior to the da. I am deeply humble and grate­ Florida election 1 had sn estab­ ful lo you whu have giver, me such a fine lead aa Iho Democralle canlished backlog of delegates. date for gover "witn Ihe unswerving support "I am exceed exceed! mud of VleRAt;* plsdged to me fine Iribiute you'1 me. But Florida, end the Fnere ‘ am oven■Iprouder HLJMI of splen her of delegates now way In which hieh so many good f ‘ from all sections of the stab worked so hard over Den months to erawn our 10 ,0»J AUCCOA9. party to victory In November . "This haa been mom than t h a n ___ MeCarlyV cempelgn, or the cam* » .nder. PHA1RIB Comm have been almost dwt ceaat-flre talk* haf u PKIVL-IN »4t war* KS " iK & sr F in * H fctw iR il i ’A? •Uffi 4±' J ' Depleting the atruggla for Sunken Gold, The Sea Hornet will be shown on the screen of Movieland Rlde-ln Theater Thursday and Fridnv, starring Hod Cameron, Adete Mara, Adrian Booth and Chill Wills. Convention Delegates R-Palmer Men—4 elected. 1,240 preclncla of 1.682 104,710 It Averltle llritl 40,783 B Bryant 178,168 II Carlton 179,606 K Carroll 131,303 B-Coleman 113,086 Cunlilfc 20,413 K Hutchinson 142,902 II Malhls 33,302 MatArthiirMcllale 15.601 K Myers 128,609 Semple 11,098 K Sheldon 120,148 Taylor 18,143 95,409 H Upchurch 61.631 B-Vocelle Women—4 elected, 1,223 of 1 B Alderman 160,470 EisenhowerBergman 04,819 100.291 B Brown 147,702 B Carroll KChappell 136,271 Ehrmann 20,007 121,743 It Fuller It llarrlss 37,043 It Maser 33,049 K Miller 113,180 II McL'hesney *2,033 K McClellan 100.976 K Natt 92.192 fl I'carch 27,598 Il Thomas 18,000 It Van Wagcnen 16,082 DISTRICT DELEGATES First District Men, M* of 2*»7 l( Bavnard 21.873 K llazarte 1,2071 3,8.18 Frank K Ihidglnx 11.811 Johnson 2.432 Women l( Hams ay 27,202 K Sheffield 20,446 Second District Men. 94 of in# II Avery 18,096 K Duncan 14,997 It Kent 13,532 Wnmen ll-Nooney 28,730 K Price 16,875 Third Dlstrirt Men, 70* of 381 B-Bciln R-Pelleway H-Presley K Sanborn Il Slmx Women K Be vis It-Cawthon K Milan 8,037 4,982 2.007 10,090 15,410 * 10.012 0.9OO 10,600 pnlgn nf personal friends. "It’s been an all-Florida cam­ paign, reaching Into every section of the stale amt lasting every seg­ ment of our population. It's been a campaign of business rnen and women; of housewives, citrus work­ ers, farmers and fishermen, of workers In the Industrial plants, of railroad men, bus drivers, taxi drivers, of retired citizens, and those In hospitals, school people and others too numerous to name, "Thle hie been a hard campaign - a t timai a bilter campaign. 1 want all of you to know that I bold no grudge; that 1 shall be Ihe governor for ell of Florida and that I look In Ihe people of Florida to help me to carry out a program for best intoreals of all of our citizens everywhere. "I want to congratulate my op nent on a datermlnad campaign. know that ha la proud of the splendid way that hia frtenda went to bat for mm. I now Invito aU Florida eltlieju to Join with me In giving to Florida an admlntetra(inn that will make ua all proud to claim as our own, vary much." r " ^ ‘3? - (i 3,093 Fourth District Men, 142 of 142 Glvena K-Turner R-Wilcox Wumen Cutolo R-Hamilton Warrlner K-Wemli'uiiu Firth District Men. 23* of 2*1 k.neither H-Boyd Goldman R-Land K-Muslch Prescott Women H-Cullen R-Johnson K-Farrell ~Sixth District Men. 141 of 208 R-Byrd K-Bmis Thom ns Poston Women K-Ksarey Ft.Smith Seventh District Men. IM of 148 KDewcll Mattox R-Walden Women K-Speticer K-Taylor Eighth Jllstrlrt Men. 103 of 702 K Burton It-Cone Wnmen R-Andrews K Drown 28,681 38,002 17,802 0,362 27,000 4.429 41,831 12,222 27,591 1,260 4,421 2,271 1,920 10,378 26,117 13,910 10.008 12.989 1.030 1,832 14,232 17,498 a.Bt!) 1,760 12,823 7,436 13.518 2,307 11,150 11,253 2,327 (lovcrnor’HRace By Tbe Associated Press The vote by counties for the Democratic nomination for govermar of Florida (first figure In pa­ renthesis shows total number nf preclncla In county, and second Is number of prrclncls reporting): McCarty (Idham Alachua (37 27 ) 0,501 5,304 Baker (7 7) 1.34*1 015 Hay (52 53 ) 3.142 0.602 limitoril (8 8) l.fiAi 1,383 Brevard (28 381 3.412 1,001 Broward (.16 30) 10.682 7,103 Calhoun (14-14) I.070 I,(i80 charlotte (It III 908 378 Citrus (17-17) 1.426 1,218 Collier (13 12) 1,143 70S ('lay ( 11-11 ) 1,244 1,318 Columbia (13-12 1 2,344 1,733 Dade (120 120 ) 70,717 02,030 DcSoto (13-13) 1.507 1,493 Dixie (12 11) TOT 858 Duval (89 89) 38,437 37,810 Escambia (70 70) 18,844 12,811 Flagler (77) 684 322 Franklin (3 5) 1,183 769 Gadsden (13-15) 2,359 2,001 Gilchrist (7-7) Glades (8-8) 373 329 Gulf (9-T) Hamilton (ll-T) >71 Hardee (1818) 1.623 Hendry ( 10-10) 982 Hernando (1313) 1,198 Highlands (24-24) 2,280 lllilsh' (82 82) 23.432 Holmes (23-11) 1,471 Indian River (11-11) 2,413 Jackson (32-31) 4,970 Jefferson (13-11) 1,400 LaFayetto (3 8) 929 Lake (26-18) 4.922 Lee (24-14) >,TU Leon (12-11) a.092 Levy (18-11) 1,111 9T9 n 1,911 JSKL'S’..) ' 'll W11*1 I74 ( i by ftuXlAM JORDF.N KOJE ISLAND, Korea Ufi — A high military source said today Brig, Gen. Paul F. Yount waa be­ ing relieved of commend a month earlier lhan scheduled because nf hls part In the now famous "Dodd affair." > Yount, commander nf the Pusdh Army base, was the Immediate auporlor of Brig. (Jen. Francis T. Dodd when Dodd was kidnaped and held hostage by Communist prisoners of war on Koje Island May 1 . Yount already has been repri­ manded and Dodd haa been re­ duced to hls permanent rank of colonel. The high official, who declined lo let hie name be used, said Yount would be reaislgned within a week, a month before he was to be trans­ ferred. (Published Army orders In Wash­ ington showed Yount was schduled for reassignment March to, long before Ihe Dodd Incident, but the date of reassignment was left up tn Iho Far East Command. (The orders said the transfer would lake place sometime in June to the office of the chief of staff In Washington.) Yount told newsmen he had re­ ceived no official notice of any Iranafer other than a scheduled rotation In June. In reprimanding Yount, the De­ partment of the Army said he "overlooked the erroneous Impli­ cations" of promises made to se­ cure Dodd's release. The promises, made by Brin. Gen. Charles Colson, led to still continuing Red propaganda blast* ■I the United Nations Command. They wero repudiated by Gen. Mark Clark, Far East commander. The U. N. POW comp nn Kolo wns In Yount's Pusan command. Doth Gena. Dodd and Colsnn suc­ cessively were ousted as Koje com­ mander* and were demoted tn their permanent rank of colonel because of Ihe kidnaping and Colson's prom­ ises. Clark's personal representative Inspected Knje today and reported the prisoner situation "tnuchy hut I think we've got it In hand." MaJ. Gen. Hlsekshear M. Bryan, deputy chief of staff lo Clark, loured the rctHjimis ramp with Brig. xlen. llaydon L Boalner, the new commandant. Bryant waa chief of Ihe hoard nf Inquiry which reviewed the Eighth Army Investigation hoard's findings on Ihe Dodd kidnaping and the concessions promised by Colson. In Washington, there were new demand* for fuller explanation ot the Kojo riots that data bach to last September, Sen. Bridges (It.Manatee (27-27) Marlon (30-33 ) Monroe (17-17) Nassau (10-13) Okaloosa (.1033) Okeechobee <10 in) Orange (43 45) Osceola (10 6 ) Palm Beach (50 50) Pasco (27-18) Pinellas (83 85) Polk (48 48) Putnam (27-27 ) St. Johns (40 40) St. Lucie (13-13) Santa Rosa (20 12) Sarasota (10-18) Seminole (16-18) Sumiar (12 12) Suwannee (20 20) Taylor (13-11) Union (3-3) Volusia (37-37) ICxslIssK From !*■■* «»*1 W. H. Brown Miller won nver Ear! Higginbotham by 881 tn 798 In District No. I, and John Melseh defeated Ronner Carter In Dis­ trict No. 3 hv 86H to 4MB. In the rsee for Justice of Mie peace In District No. 4, Hugh Duncan de­ feated L, A. Tate by ITJJB to 2154. □ The "colors" used hy today's mllltarv organizations are direct drsrrmlanta of the liannor* of knights nml luirons In *he Middle Age*. FLORIDA STATE r THEATRES & M6I 5.25A 3,021 1,380 4.545 934 11.089 227 15.938 1,182 13,133 1.1,779 2,788 3,320 4.903 1,014 3,4.50 1.333 1,430 2.652 1,428 933 14.390 LABT TIMES TODAY! THURS. & FRI.! I i m i f l WHMAT WHO RUKS A R0AIIM TOWNI O o ANN SHERIDAN i john LUND HOWARD —Pl.l'H — CARTOON — NOVELTY Wash! Total ty,:;-. raeow r o o p e e o f im * * " * * * Jr. BRLECTBD SHORTS if ' 0 County Election I H i A | Ht LAST TIME TONIGHT . / V-*'r*(/»■■-fc' ’Mb- /' ■i.* AND CARTOON R -A * Abba l Mm - Accused Of Overlooki ng Implications In Promise To Reds N. H.) said he wants an investigitlon to show whether G*n. Mat­ thew B. Ridgway, whom Clark suc­ ceeded, "should share In the blame for Iho disgraceful, astounding con­ ditions at Koje." Ridgway has gone to Parli as the new NATO commander. "The truth Is now coming out tittle by little." Bridges said, "And I am not going to be satisfied until we gel the whole truth as lo who was ■responsible." "II Is too dlfflriill to Imagine cim n commanders allnwitiB surh conditions without either enters or at least cncuurogcment tram Glim superiors." Bridges, Ihe Senate Republican por » r lead els th_______ Ihe Armed Services expects __ ice.1 Com mitten of which he Is a member to order a full scale Inquiry T O im B D A Y -rillD A V SANTORO* JU0 JSE 13-tAltt Jo6 Rai^xt YOU be the jud«el We have «U the need to ooeapeie ttuaka ftetuie hjr Aratonl Co m la be your own eepevt oq, tttrahvnlu.IA iJlu.flD f. m u m s jfk ttl --------- -to il ,-t 0 �........ T 7'?:/ — •iSfi — *.,*.»*••?* nr YOU DOffT your Suiford Herald, City Delivery, by TAH. P. Ai, plstsectU YEl.LOW CAB 1444 H a n f o r d I f m t l f THE W EATHER Mostly cloudy with showers and thunder showers north portion through Friday Partly cloudy •unit, poitlon With (Adidy tv*.titered ittti i noun thiHindcshuvvers hecommu: more numerous Friday Little change In temperature t AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPAPEIt 0 VOLUME XXXX1I1 Fear Growing O f Renewal Of K o re a n W ar Kutnlill.whcd 1908 SANFORD, POVVb Study Uuiltiiii Issued FLORIDA THURSDAY MAR 29, 1952 Assiicinivtl Press I.cuscil Win* Berlin Reus President Proposes Major Expansion Of Atomic Production Kuje Cuiitmaiulm Stage Clash With Police Another Outbreak Oc­ curs In Koje Pri­ son Camp With One Red Reported Slain Russians E x p e c t e d Tu Reject W estern Plan F o r Ceiling On A nned Forces By JOHN M. HIGH TOWA.H litail.IN U-—It'll lo HHit'ii thou WASHINGTON (ft - Threatening sand young Comnuimsls surgnl ill Discuss Politics With Truman Red hind ol renewed largr scale to West tier IJ11 late today .itid at warfare In Korea have been re least l ooo ol t lie in via shed with calved In oflidal WaihinBlun will) dub swinging West Herlln police deadly seriousness The I’umimmMs barged into the They have sharpened the belief Western sector* in an obvious rub of top-rinklng authorities thul Ihe hit* lousing effort to exert pressure Chinese and North Korean Coin because of West Germany's Hgn munists. having built up a inlllnm ing of the European army pad man army arid a inure powerful and a peace contract with Ihe air force during the II months ul Western Powers truce talks, may now launch a ITie propaganda u**ault broke OATHSRID AT THI OATI of Compound it), on riot-torn Koje Island, a group or Communist prUoner-of-war major offensive out in the borough* of Kreuiherg laaduri study the latest bullatln Issued by Urtg. Gen. Haydon Boalner, newty-appuintad commander of the Official public statements here and Neukoellii III Ihe American itfiaou cam pa on the Island. Ueu. Boatner made It clear to the die-hard Keds that he U the one In command have generally been limited lo sector The downtown business emphasizing (he crpablllty of the atea suddenly Idled with thousands Reds for attacking nut ever since ul teenagers Hum the adjacent So the truce talks deadlocked several viet sector net a* Ihe day's shop weeks ago official) have been pri pmg was ending They streamed vately talking of a bill Red drive In fiiun live avenues a* Ihe stieels at • growing possibility w,ie black with workers going The armistice negotiations Inline stalled upon Insistence by Hut Hie youths behaved well enough, United Nations Command that Inii atHiiil I (SSI older ami brawnier none of Its Chinese and North Uo i iiimnuiiixt laborers suddenly WASHINGTON ',ei - Kx t'oinmn re an captives should be forced In i,nnbed oil trouble liv spreading ntst Wtrillaker Chambers and go home, and upor. a report of a leaflets at Kotthlisser Tor ttiale to Elirahtdli Hentley told Senate in mg these captives that Final Count survey among Kiiltbii** l Doesn’t French Uncover Red «estimators today It must he of 170,000 held only about 70.000 Aiithiniv Fden ltu* Hritlsti tor sumed that Communist agents a., A lter Results P re ­ were willing lo go hoin« | Conspiracy A gainst teirn minister, was In Herlln to ul work lit (lie goveriimeul trying Red negotiators have been equal Hie deleriiiiuatlon **x eartiiHNi ,,i in, , ,.nai,s> of liuiu>ti i ., i , h ,:, i ... i,,n, n i m t*t•,111• viously Announced lo prv out secrets G overnm ent Policy iiinlerscole ly firm In rejecting voluntary re nlesse,I liv Hie West to prided and ivloi, •> i l r l t i uii,I )V i III.no ( . 1 1 , 0 , |,i, u, ■ol ol ill, Aioci lean I . .1. i ., Unlit said Kiev had uo personal petrlatlan and in denouncing the ileleiid it-, residents (lout t'liliitlnl til’ll •if I tl I>Ib4 It vt vI Ihi Whllf Mi ill Jij wht I I I■-S' Vill ,! l| , >i (I I lit" t i n hill knowledge of Red Miles oil Ihe fid Iht* utli,-ml eiilivuts (or tin* PARIS i »P j —III, ( Iiminunlst* resuits of the survey No one in in-I utljik i ,11|t%>tv11 ivilh Ml* i'll hi l i hhuih Ufa* lil t Icuilrt* raid tlml li t* the American government now •rnuiit llrniMcrnlir Pi mini y in oral payroll lint Chamber*, com dolliillNlvd Grln i .ll I iiiifrdei aHe told Hie West Hertin > ity |aif11I11»41 fllttdhsHI 1* U.U ACJltt h Vlt * Kl* III* IM 1,4 lt|(,Jlll| | dll) 1dill. lllclded II would oe rhililtsh lo finiiiuole I'oimtv, Incluiling up Hou of Cabin » G| looirhl rail* Parliament llul "we shall not tie seems to see any real hope lor hull !v,| llttf fir i,1*i,i > «at (hit UhiU i i »)f«* f tltlufvili ,'hiii J|ifJz#+* I* I pruxmmteiv dtill absentee votes, a*‘>noe there are none. rd un II* Ihrrr million itirmhfM I iidhirnred bv i'oiiHnuilht lltreals resolving the issue Mi*.*- Hentley. who say*. she lo sliikr ill |1loirs I agiill*l the Moreover, officials speculate dial wax vonijdrltd lute yesleidny af uioked nvei the -leulltg id Hie peace con wIth two c’liinnapt* ring* a l rr*t of Com in uni* I tm** Jarwith new tensions building up lu ter hoot) at tin- i'uinihl I’enlei tiy here durini' ti;,i | willi Wert Germany at Hnrm War It. testified >|urs Du< lo* Germany because of Russian re Judge Dmiglov Htenstriun, Mi* tin contacts World ind Hie I urnjieaii Defense Treaty informed her that two L hihi II il lirm'e, supeivisui of reg slstance lo West German indupend in Paris ott-er croups were operating Inside Hy PULS MIN GltltVKH run and rearniaineiil, the men In I litrntlun, i,lid t'uiilily t'oiiilillisloti Ho government She said Itiev hove today Hu- Fast Zone (Timmuidst I'AlliS i/fi Jactpir* IIndus, now t goviTiimciil rrrnnlrd all lelepbonc the Kremlin prnbahuy do not now ■t II. I' llodd tint yet been cs|Miscd and "obvious Ihere were no change* In tin* Prance's top Communist, today , ills between Hu* Soviet Zont* and see advanlagcs to a truce in Korea are still nperaiimi " was charged with , any lug a gull West Germany, permitting them to which were open lo Ihem a few roil 11* of Ihe vtirlouii i «,*••* a* i*n ly She could shed no llithl, how monlliso r even a few weeks ago iinunccd hy Tin* Hiiufoid IIi-iiiIiI'k ever on who they might he or In during a bloody deMumstrntloii tat' lines at will. against (ten Matlliew It Hldgway If (heir steps taken so far to unoffirinl returns. West German | misI olliclals dls lit the raco for governor, Semi- whut departments they might he ami was jailed to await triul. disrupt communications between closed ull line* cimnedlng Hie East working. Interior Minister < buries limns and West Zone* now are liciut! Western Germany and Merlin and uoie County guve J. tlrniley (idHowever, she remarked that the declared Hie government had un* trunked to restrict movement Into the So iiairt 4,1110 votes lo 2,904 received Com De through la’iiwlg, where Hu* S enators DenumtIGuv- U cjiIi Ii Directoi munists were not Interested In covered proof of un "organised lied regiini* inainlnlns yiel one are forerunners of more by Dim McCarty. It a huge po lowly clerks or typists who do mil em inent Seize Pro cl.lies S.tnforil Sii The 4,(111 votes received til thl* ami pcriuMient conspiracy by tha lien llslemng | hi*I serious trouble they plan lo make, access to official secrets, Conimoiilst Hoop*" against the Authorities hare believe they might county by Hcliatur l.loyd F. Hoyle have West • Herlln, however, stilt has fits On V e n t u r e ! lint* On Moinltsjicll (’handier* and Mbs Bentley were rally want lo keep as much in Ilie 37th district lenatorial befoiv the Senate Internal security French state during Wednesday give tjrink lines lo West Germany tern force eg poizjple. tied up race, aa ..compared to 2,620 vtprs flgNrnmniiUMt rtrSfi-Wes- been a night'* clashes., One Cummunlst which do not go Hi rough Leipzig, Thr tlaiiKt i ju i"ii‘tilt *1 D< nt W A S H IN G TO N < A Senate was killed arid 17 badly InJute, I but encineers said Ihe East cuitlil fieouent witness for tne la si sever­ at Nice. euintulltee repot ini imla, Ho Jut f. 41a.i ♦111fHiyli 11IIIiD'a|klII11 1t *vit f slid! them Nineteen Hunk lines II * ' **•I Uihkvf'd Brevard county white M.. Doyle al years at rongrtsalonnl Inquiries Nine hundred or more ( uniimi from Herlln lo the West wen* cut Hit* llcpm liueut i looking into vI IM< iJ iHc ihlli' nvrlr vi l« i altiy l»v Di I i link i/inl(in iK "possible criminal violationtoward disrupting Allied plana for received 3,002. The total wuz Hoyle into alleged subversive activities nisls were arrested here and in Ho week tiy Ihe Red* II was accusations bv Chambers; Marseille, Bordeaux and nth, < > well a-, con pu.o'v lo ill'll.mil sin sT14zi sif tin* ;4t'fniiM»|. t Germany with a peace offensive 7,013 and lirewrr 6,1116. Allied teleplume Iruillc to and a: til Mil Ji>l Hie gov el linn lit" m hip ilea Itv I ID ..it it Unit, in J. L. Hobby, in the filial returns, which led to ihe Jailing of Alger Fiem li cities during demolish a flout ai their ma)or weapon. At that tier lot was not affected Ttie lions against Hie new NATO gen l Allies use a radio lelephon,* re Newiaitil Mill i c mi I d Con in Id iiltli uml tit *U'l | ji Vfitf loll lime the advantages which they was elected sheriff of .Seiii.noie lllss lliellt cleanup loan .lial In • | l. I. fit* fin •tiriK *>t (In hi .4nt i might have won from a Commit Foirnly by u vote of 4,2tit( lo 2,79U Hiss, once u high Male Depart vrul i e hi did it secure fiiun ceioiirship ID vvH lilt IISII111 >*l i*. I I. • M I'li e> ment tdficlal now Is serving a nlaT Dnllrd Nations truce hi Korea lrevived hy Slier iff |*. A AI Police began a hioadeillug Clack I In i unvei’.ultiiiis an* scranthli d i » vy a VVa liiiigloii law >11 i l,i l*-iisliom In Uistin-t No |, W. H I Hiowni I I've year prlsim term lor petjury down on Ihe Cuiniliuillsl* Imlay at were rated high om- i ml and rcasseinlilt d at the i tinnier iH-imii'i.ilu* cu. •• i.om lo (Jillllmun |*.uul*.I Ib il i An end to the fighting would tin Miller, with M.Mli votes, won tiy it II,* was convicted for denying un and veiled many edition* of i mo other l,« special mucltities Horn MusKuchiiMtl* A iminin-i ol it,, iexpect, Hi m tu i.l i 11 ilHui* -. mediately have brought lu the fore close niuigin over Kail IHggiii- der oalli ttint he passed State lie luiuiisl newspapers .i 1.o u t. 'hell" a lb* ll.ov ->l , iw oHii'i lug names wen* mvulv’ it the Far Eastern political prohlems bulbimi who received Ml, in tin parlincnl documents tu Chambers, liv MAX IIAHIIFF.MIN Worker* downed I,m>1* in sevetal , u ,,*,* III l.nki- M..III,«. no* who wus u courier for u pre-war i 1 1■ > it’M ig that its nun muuiites whtcb pose rontroverslal Issues race lor county ruiniiilsstonci. UNITED NATIONS, N V ids— In Hie region nf Carlo tu i •-miugli tu liv t, . ii..*, i Tin* County Cumiiilssinn ran* in Communist espionage ring Miss, fadurie* mtu tin'h'.ibi lout i-\|iuseil luulil among the Western Powers home district of Duclos, and new Hu**lii torluy wu* expected lo give graliliillg, lax uv.mllMlco .mil ,i well : ’. s e i |ii|n-H m e I , He,I lo . *|oo il District No. ft «iu ul .so close with still denying Chambera' charges demonstrations broke mil m M.n a tpuck n* led Ion to tin* West's KOJE (KItANf), Kuna sjfs — A John VY. Mels,.It with f>KI volt**, against him. has asked for a new setlle, Mcluii and other places in new plan fur ceilings on military of Intel litiHiuiiil sell....es In plai i to added, IIM.I tlo I -oil. I u 11* ol It i It S slops Ilh'iMlIv iii .iln-ii Ii.idiI- lorn,It ril , uf lo- w tiou c lo North Korean Red prisoner was wliming over Ihimntr I.. Carter trial ptidesl against Hie Cntltmumsl forces ol'I.-d tu Itiv |Uold, to lilt* Senate M iV estlj*;ilIon nlicom killed and another wounded slight with 6(12. (Junrli-r* usually fam iliar with Hi Cited Ili a Ol­ W, Hugh t hi Mean w»* elected Food Price Mark-Up chief’s arrest llilllee ilentaliileil jy loday when on American guard Duclos, u meintier of I'arliumeoi Soviet views said the llusMan* un io, O' h pig at en* |it i, I m Justice of Hi,* p, i„ n In Dl->trnl No. (Ctmtliiuea On !*■»• Tnat 1 Unit Hui I'm ei ii mi ul . in ihmhleillv would slick lo their own ami Hutiurlv’s secretary gem-i ,i IU rdu Hy Grocern was nuhlied ul the height of Hi* demand* tor a Hal one Hurd cut amt declare forfeit the ten- ut nut i i nn- placed ii to in . i I ' D t 4 with 2,3 HI voten to 2,286 received Lewis A. Tate, lions paid (ul eight lilt Gml.ni I,to, I. Mid lllllt . .lilt IILOII it MiU ill'll, t( *'Hfluitril Oh I...... I'Mis i U. Of F. StudentH Arc byThe ID voting for delegate* lo Hie WASHINGTON l*-~ Hilail gn> rlnfilig lit all uutouioliili* III wtiu ti sold Iii t'u-.i-y and he- a in i.He* >• ult .luring n u ll ) m-i 1*4.1 police sail) Kiev fm,lul u luaded National Democratic Convention cits today began conijniting new and l!l vessels sold to iillu I ulidei Ul ge,| I toil 11n I'll V ill l •»(.’ fun-1 Punished For KffidH resulted revolver, a blackjack, two carrier Sanford Mon Win l.u p n ip c r sewage ,|i g 4*Ul Util In the following vole for price ceilings on hundred* ol (nod similar circumstances pll'.eons and u radio geared lo m 2 Thai till* Inter III!I Revenue it u-s aAINESVIl.LiTws - The Uni "Russell Candidates" among lint items based on government up iercrpl police orders. Navy CominisHionH lie ul"o explami il t lie* ■11- , a , Ritrrau unit .III slice Department of higher profit margin for versify of Florida said today 2(17 men: Fariis Hryant, 3,413; Doyle Proval Completely calm during (juestmo K. Carlton, 3,221; Frank D. Up­ Ihe industry. "take appropriate uctluli" to cut iiiMiiunualtou piogrtiui, ••- 1*.-.-i .i 11v atudenta had been penaliied as a church, GREAT LAKES (HpxinI) 2,Hitt, and James T. Vo The new ceilings rail go Inin inij hy Hie |Milire cninmissiuiici led huge Mini* lit luxes Hie Mib am ong ymllig clllldli-li. wlm lie de result of recent underwear raids celle, 2,072. iii , in , o i / . , I effect Monday. The Office of Price today, Duclos niaiidalncd tire goo \owing (lie 6611 melt awarded t-n cnilllllttlee alleged were illegally . Iiir.-i). hliu i i |,i l»by men on women's dormitories iirne' loimiilssinn* today from tlie avoided in the deals In Hie ca-.e again t disease l.efnrv tin v u Thu "Pleilgcil for Ruaseir votes blnlnliiullon (UPS) Issued an nr belonged to lit* driver and sororities lie was charged under u tut:, Navy'* only Officer I'aiididate (if the Casey gluilp. It said llu- inn* v'-ar old, and |iiou 1.• cut. i I*. M Avcrittc, 1,304; VV. der Wednesday night authorizing Of the total, four students eon- were: N. Coleman, ijatl, and If. L„ Increases running up to 25 per law which carries a possible prison Sehiml In Newport, R I , were recovery nitght in* lielweeu IH aiiHiu log . Ill III I fill till* fit I tlllll aldered hy a faculty discipline Mathis, More Gum /fi | i, i - . ul ,,f 11, Hitt. cent In Ihe mark ups retail food sentence of Ihree months lo tw,, i wo Hanford ari a men, William F ami fl.HKiixNi committee ns Ihe most serious of I udvvlg, son of Mi and Mrs. "Pledged for Kefauver" votes stores cun apply lo lliclr costs y 3 that Congress cln e uliii Hu tulble ut Heiinilol,' I Oiii.lv I'.-t fandera have been expelled; and t tn kind of M'tvicr I mu ii ll, William A. Ludwig of dllK Karl H fill IIHilt si (III •' 99mI 41 suspended for periods ranging were: C. II. Carroll, 106; T. If. uPH said this averages ubuul a francs (|4uO) Jti'iilib 17lit I ainl 11.-iii jiiivati penny an Hem on the selected list Interior Minister lit tine declared Fourteenth Street, and Robert J. from the summer session lo a full Hutchison, U22; J, Karl Myers, 8ii:i, of foods affected. wild Raymond flhuldou, 857. Un­ that his forces “ will always be 1uwton, son nT Dr. and Mrs. T. ProKrn'in In l'!ii.j(»> t‘<l Jlil.v ICiailH, III- MI cull ,1 If tin calender year. number cun lie t.>-pi n b . .i » i(fi | , Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall es masters of the i.llualhm" although W, Lawton of llvirdo. The remaining 221 have been pledged were C. M. Hntt, 331; F. honied • lilt, lie *uid, t lie | ,- Will lie t, the margin hikes will in Ihe Communists hud proved they En**. I.udwig was e i ndnolrd At Jayi’C L * Mi'L'liinc placed on probation or have re af. Mclfafe, Hit, and Frank O. (•read) food epiilemlcs amulig Go .liiM n -i, costs lo the public war* well trained and disciplined from the University of Pennsyl­ Taylor Jr., 185. Francis at. Me ,. a -----fiugruU. calved reprl Hale, pledged for MacArthur, 191. by from IOO lo ISO million dollars The French Cabinet, at a meet vania III 1061 witli a tiaehelur of I In* Henilimle County .lino, i liie ie will, hnwev el. to s|uu a,to fames _ . . . were . ere not ureleased .— Nam "Russell Cundidatsa" among the a year. He said a minimum nf tng, decided to leave tha question art* degree, and En*. Lawton was (.Tl*mlier of Commerce drew n i* ruses until *11 uf tile .t ill.lien Ml All students expelled nr sus county are iiiMimm/e.i lu ,1, were Mrs. J. D. Alderman. loo millions is needed by the In up lo Ihe National Assembly graduated front Florid# Houlhern spite fronij.til'ir many weekly |u - ,Hie pended are being permitted to women duslry to assure fair and eqitlt whether Duclos should actually be Gotlege lu 1061) with a hnt'helor of glamii nf iiolltical S|ieech*n io.l i. luled ItuMilMUeS (In Page T w u i finish examinations already In Di (Jullltmin also i,ild ..f 1111* able earnings under Ihe law and tried ’clenre degree. by sitting back III their seats ic progress for tha current semester. pricing standards. Extnlilished lu June 1061 to tin* Vnolit r.uli uml tliuluuglilv •» I" 0,-1 Hill uf tllbl'l cllliis I colli I ol, University President J. Iltllls Operation Microbe As u member of Parliament The higher ceilings will result Duclos normally would have Im lirovtde Junior officers for the joying tlu'inselveH nlnging to Ho* I n illg (lie need iif do covering Millar said recommendations of •lie disease In its early -.liigcs, m i l bigger mark ups granted on Scheduled Sunday from front arrest. The law pro I-upending fleets ami to relieve re- pinno Htylfhgt uf Forre* t Rrecki i, In* outlined the p ro gram ,-v eiy ‘ i faculty committee were made some of the ifama In this wide munlty n*rvv officer* ordered to active ridge ami the leading vocalist Vulm er "thorough investigations, and vldes, however, that this Immit uitu-r y ear of mass x ra y , w li nli range of foods: "lea were recommended on does not apply If tha laglsla iluty attire the outbreak uf Korean Williams Jr. Lieut, John Andea of the Civil Urenkfast care ala, coffee con nlty hostilities, the school’* original en­ Wlllikm Hunt annumiccil licit Intit lime revealed 2H ca rs of ilie o.sli of Ihe seriousness of the Air Patrol today urged all CAP centrales; tor la apprehended flagrante dalle cardiac uml clu-st ml cdokles, toast and <(o * tla n «* (In r a t * a i d rollment of 600 will swell to 2100 Ihe Jsycee chicken harhequu, rial dl’.eiintf, committed by the Individual cadeta to attend "Operation Mi­ crumbs, except uieiiln In additlnii, IKu new ca < proc­ by October. It Is currently grad eil fur Friday night, June it, won 11 nf ante during the raid." crobe" to be held at the Orlando essed fish, except cracker*; disease, 1L* of dmbele-1 tuna and xalmuatlng more new officer* than have tu be r«‘scheduled for u . ainl ‘.iicial Municipal Airport Hunda; 71*17 nf mil-linn were found on; (lour In five-pound package! Carlson Serviced other date, since (tint was the r.aim* tha Naval college NHGTC pro­ AUTO ACCIDENT This la a Joint operation 'i,etwee n of huukwium, u frozen foods, except Juic­ night ii* the htgli school grudun puiTreatment romhltted, A perked ear on Southwest Road tha Office of Civil Defense, (IJvii ur lass; aiiillc dlsense, was ,b- erthed, many canned fruits; Jama and 2:30 P. M. Tomorrow grams ttuii cerenmnles After u few lum and During four months' training, v i s completely demolished last Air Patrol and Flying Farmors. es: lie stated Glut mediciiM* fm dr jellies; canned meat, except lunch­ nltM when it wae hit hr a 1961 Llaut, Col. F. K. Brackenridge, eon Funeral services will he h*ld »' lliv candidates, all college grad­ tile# of dUcU-tZmll, the gloiip treatment In simplp uml Iiuh un mi meat*; oleomargarine; pickles agreed tu ludd the tisrlieque at Ilu' uates, undergo intensive training Oldamehile, driven by Mr«. Irma group commander of the CAP, and relishes) many canned vege­ 2:30 p.m, tomorrow at Brisnui lovvutil effects, lie al,,, |„|,| „f SheKkfd Clayton, gg, 203 Holly announead that from 0:00 «.m. to tables; vinegar and cheese. Funeral Home for Mrs, Elian Carl- in the basic set-going skill*: gun­ C o u n t r y C lu b un Friday nlglii, sanitation survey* in local eating June 13. Avenue, peliee officials reported 11:00 ».tai.. a breakfast will be sun, 94 y*ar old Sanford resident, nery, seamanship, navigation, en­ Don Rider, liewnpujier reporter, places, 0.....,Over une-liulf „f tin- balnc-, tod* served free of charge to all CAP who died yesterday morning In the gineering, damage control and UAVh HHOLTZ ILL was Introduced us u new member ; ' ^ “ uV b V( IS, 410 % East mambara and Flying Farmers MIAMI Ul David Shall*. Johnson Nursing Home In Orlando communications. They cover the was Injured who canj show a paid-up tame ground in 19 week* that Ihe of the Jaycees. The Junior L'lom, u^. ^Yforts in m.' u “ i! " M " tnember- Brooklyn born former governor of after a aevvn wevka' Illness. ld*« ______ thf, ‘ ^ U » » '" with Mrs. ihlp card at tha Columbia Restau­ Florida, waa in Jackson Memorial Mrs. Carlson la survived hy NHOTC students do In four yearn. her'# m em bership cam paign to. umbia Restautill* year i* now in progress. oaa waa In the narked rant at tha AlrporL This same lloapltal today, with a heart ail­ three daughter*, three eons, It Guests wen* Kiwunl.r l.nmlci, i Anne Tarry, 63, “ "l* t 11? it**0 " k for registration. ment described aa "alight." RAID REVERSED grandchildren and two great ant Govuruur Irving Morse of GEN. TYLER KILLED cohered, BeutbWMt Road A briefing for Operation Mi­ He entered the hoapltal Wednes­ grandchildren. She was born in SWARTHMOHE, l'a. iA-Swsrlh* Clermont ami Mrn. Morse. If. s TOKYO urv-Hrlg Gen. Aaron W Parrish ,Hr„ 'a ear tractive*! an croha will be held at liSO p.m. with day. His condition waa aald to be Malms, Sweden, and cams to San­ more College olliclals hove added of Lakeland, I.lent damage, the take-off set at 2:30 p.m. for good. eetlma ford from Birmingham, Ala. tu something hew to the open season Tyer. vice commander of (ho tu if. H. Parrish Jr„ UiJN uf Wadi the bombing of targeta, on underclothing—this time In Ihe pan Air Defense Force and a twice- iogtun, D. C. nod Hubert Pearce Kholti waa Florida'* 26th gover­ 1011. wounded veteran of World War II. AtariIfl Htltieclplipr preslUcd. B t m i t X MANAGER men's department. nor, serving from 1H3 to i'J97. He WABUNQTON UR* -den. Richard WIALUAMMON D IU Cuming In tha conclusion that a was killed Wednesday in a Jet BIRDS NOT WANTED once lived at Daytona Beach whare B. Btrntll of Oaorgia announced JACKSONVIIXK US - Carl C. he waa state attorney 1919 21 and LOS ANGELF.S (gi—Mr*. Leola great number of students have crash. GARBAGE D1SPOHAI. of Sen. Williamson, dl, owner of Fram city Judge in IBM, Cason, 40-yaar-old widow, la strict­ bean depending too freely on the The Air Force said today Tver's Rids for Hip gurliiigu dlujm- al at F-94 Starfiro Jet nosed down snort rado aa Florida Ine., ol) fUtar aoulpment school'! athletic department for ly for tha birds. But her neighbor* ' Him Hanford Auxiliary Naval Air for the manufacturer, died hero today of It EDR’ TBOUBLK8 aren't. They've sued bar for Bid,■ their supply of T shirts, shorts, ly after takeoff, clipped the tops Hialion are now bring accepted •moerstk1 nomloa* a heart attack. HONG KONG Uh—Wldaiprcid 730. athletic socks and the like, school of two small buildings, crushed and the bidding will remain opmi Ho waa recovariag from a re­ nbotage, arson aid other rcaiatMr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Earlywine officials Wednesday made a whirl­ and burned in a rice paddy. until June 13, it was announced Rocky cent operation ■net To tha Communist Fourth of nearby Inglewood complain wind "raid" on the rooms of stu­ Preliminary reports attributed today by the Supply Officer. WUllamaon, native of Morrow, Flald Army four prav that aloe* Mra. Cason put a bird dents who war* busy with final the crash to a possible flameout— Further Information can be ob­ the failure of .combustion In a Jet Ch | duS 0 „ was president of Um F run Incas of Sowiith Cantral China waa bath In bar back yard two yaari tained at tho station by contact­ vice*— • national om . Carp., and vice praxidant of Mason raporlad by a Communist ago and began scattering crumbs "Yicsl'hsbardsiherla* reported a engine. Tyer, 40, was a pilot-general who ing the supply officer lit building who found themkavd regarded Can Co.,. both oth oi of Prnvldanca, R. I.. P«P#r j |i •Ivad and seeds, Mrs. Eariywbie hasn't rush.....................i iTn3 bars today, by 9. All bids must bo mailed to a thing to wear," raguUrly flew hiso wn plane. He No. I candidata uf tha a diractor of tha Atlantia National selvas *' qu an t dared hang out her wash. A headquarters In Jackson­ not (Didos* how sue- was the first Air Force general naval W B 5 Tim couple claims damage to Olffi* .........“ enters w«i In re­ killed In the Far East since tho ville with a |200 certified chock b W liy Russell Otfnulva home, shrubs, fanes and peats of can -mlmrl ' Pacific War, tb t Air Force said. inclosed. datsiits. property. fa r* statas,. against tha 1 cove Official Canvass ( ‘ha inbeis Charges Dados Arrested S till Of 2nd Primary Government For Having Gun Hides Communists Vote Completed lit Paris Kioting Ship Deals 0 ( Quillmuii l ells 01 Newbold Morris Sewage Hazard Are Investigated In Kiwanis Talk fr* p tS S i t v S B rtt SWIMS MgSttBPe ' ' s i r ■ * .' trW ;.d-- i ■ ' MV'J VJ 1'* Sc'w-Vi - v n ", v . i’n i i V f r i i i ' T i f ’TSiit • 1 f , v«; n y / i l l . ii*. ; . , . AiF/iJfiafiijt ... -J‘i» Nn. 201 Ti Alsu I )eiends WSH M cm liership; Cullcctivc Ila r traini i it: Is S upported ttn u iii H ASHING IIIN v,i*i I’tpsI- (len t I * ii m a n l i u l a i i r l i m l I r g * - lilu * n l u c u r i h e i l . i t e s t i l l s • u m l 11 ,'b Inn,I-, l.p >m i d llirir f u ilv lv I hi* I'l rsiili-iit, in a h i p s ‘ .nn- lu t h e S m a l l , %nnl H ip bill i’ iiiil,| l i i r n i i v i - i l u <, 1 1 ( i n s l a t r a an I I ICC g i l l " v e i l v aluable I.iii i I h ( l u l n i n i r i il i p - .iu i r r p s of t lie I liileil S i d e , i i .i ,,hui*.. I t i d in. ul d i l h e | i r u , i l, u f I h e cimiiti i H v.'ilfING 11 i.’j r- Pipvident 11 um a n tmlaj , - k i . i i i.ngresi for pvpJiifim i (tniiiii- t i ut.non iXKi im j "major luriher iii jiriHluction f.ul Iiiiinii iimni'v m Hu* form of a ■iippli iiKiil.il .ij'pin|irialioii, would di In tin- \ti.mn Fliergy ('iimmis‘inn mil Ilu- li imr -ei Valley AuHim it v I n . 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Movie 'rime Table IUTZ "Hipp| Town" 1:31 • 3:33 • 6:35 - 7:37 - 9:39 HOMELAND "The Sea Hornet" 7:40, featiiri* 8:13, last cont* plete show 9:37 PHAIIUB LAKE 7:40, feature 8:06, last com­ plete ehuw 9:31 "With A Song In My Heart" 7 30 9:110 - 10:39 * | Ji �-V.Vif m e saivford wfrai.d Pat* I Tracing The Vikings T tiin k J V i l Sf, l i l t THE Y SPECIALIST Render* of detective ntnrlc* know th a t little thlngn may give nway the crim inal. It I* no In real life, too. A* small an object n* n nail has upset a theory th a t the Vikings landed on Cnpo Cod about 1000 A. D. The Columbus discovery of M wtalaiaa a M Sow Vaara America was not the first Is well known. Scnndlanvlan sea 111 Maaaall* I* A Aaaaaa farers hit upon th e continent nt the beginning of th e 11th a uin i nat .l _ aa — a-----a r n l rlaaa m atter century, and settled here for somo time. Because the country _M >a«a>aa g», tala, att I I I O ffln at Mafard, ____ r i rrtorlds i a i l l a a a d rr , .Iha . . A r t wns fertile and covered with grapes, they called it Vlnland. a* t'aaaraaa ml Marah 8. IRTR. Ju st where Vlnland was has puizclod m any, am ong them MOI.LAXD I. DEAR Frederick J. Pohl, a retired school teacher from Brooklyn Kllta* aonnn* iikar Pohl has been studying the evidence for years. Ills Ha*la*aa Maaaaa* .itutiics led him to briiuyv th at the Vikings had been a t Den­ al’Kai i i i m n * II A T M Nr Carrier ,_............... a .aa nis. Mass., a Capo L ou to w n , and there had built a ship Oa# H m m U ....... ......... Ian cradle. The M assachusetts Archaeological Society, a group Th ra a Maalha ............. a.aa ala Maalka .... . ......... a.aa of am ateur enthusiasts, has ju st dug up the site, and found '•a* te a r . . ■2 .an tim bers with wire nails. As wire nails were not invented SB n k lla a rr __ rard* af until the 10th century this rules the Vikings out. For th at •kaaka. raanlallaaa . ■allraa of aalarlalam aal fa* • rl m a ttrr, the sol) was so damp th a t no tim bers could have ralalaa taad*. w ill W i l l la* survived more than a century. at r*aala* a d re riu t ..7 a ,.tala*. The nails, however, are the clincher. They recall the old Rm i m m I i A RalUtemi >lt» H r l a . Hong: •sad Nawaaaa** n i'illtra ttr». . • _........tftta la*., S*w Tnrfc, C h im e " . li» | m li. "For want of a nail the shoe was Inst, Maaaaa C llf m*4 Rt. Ionia. For want of a shoe the horse was lost, V * « Horald la a waatkar ■ ( |k# For want of a horse the rider was lost, in (ho ih p m Her • I(flii9 v «lf !• * fo for repuhil. For want of a rider the battle w h h lost, ja lln a at all Ik* InfJM a!»»•• r. prlmf •«( For loss of the battle the kingdom was lost, QMlI is gill And all for the want of a horseshoe nail.” ffe. ’ THUMDAV. m£ u , in,12 hi* pov The new Wcitarn proposal, laid before the U. N. Disarmament Commission Wednesday, call* for ceilings of one snd one-half million men each for the United Statei, Russia and China, and 800,000 each tor Britain and France. Soviet Delegate Jacob A. Malik will make known Bussla'a position next Tuesday. Meanwhile, he asked the West two Important questions which were left unanswered In the working paper. When you speak of China. Malik asked, are yoq talking about the people's Republic of China (the Communists)? It was gensrally ac­ cepted that the Western proposal referred to lac Peiping regime, but Malik wanted to pin It down formally lie also asked would the de­ cisions on the reductions In armed (nrres be taken simultaneously with decisions on the prohibition of atomic weapons and other wea­ pons of mass destruction? On this point, tha working paper merely says that tha reduction of arms should be closely related to atomic control and other phases of arms regulation. The Russians have Instated on Immediate de­ risions on tha prohibition of atomic weapons and slashes In armed forces. To thr Soviet questions Britain's Sir Oladwyn Jehb, who presented the Western plan, said only that details should be gone Into during the committee’s further study Diplomatic circles generally re­ garded the Western proposal as another step In the propaganda halite that has been wserd nn thr dlisrmsmrnt Issur for five years. Western sourres said they were concerned over the warm reception some Kurop*an» were giving to R sla's demands for a one third re­ duction In armed forces and were trying to offset the Soviet propa­ ganda. tkclMl ihcriff o( ,V<iluii« county A kingdom hidden away among th e world’s loftleat Tutiday. ^ . mountains, the Himalayas, which bars foreigners from en­ tering except by special permission, Is to have a public " clr Orange county ve r wont- library on the Amorlran ttlan. The S ta te D epartm ent has an U a assessor, titaje nrsi J«n finally got the consent or the Nepal governm ent for thin vary. Mrs. I M m Brunei I ilrfm in l project. the veteran incumbent. Jim Bur­ The reason for the State D epartm ent's Interest Is un­ den. hy over lour iheut«m l vole* doubtedly that the library Is expected to create good feeling Tueidey, perhaps . giving irlr.it t« toward the United StHtcs, showing w hat life hero is like, other women for roMlng rlrrtinni. and refuting Communist lie*. The now light will probably spread to adjoining India and strengthen our position there. When an ft-year-old V tlilm lt This view of the fundamental purpose of the library Is boy -falls into «n open mnullt trwer reinforced hy the fAct th at its first head will not lie a pro­ and i* drowned, it rather dramafessional librarian, but Robert Rossow, form er uctlng consul litre r condition wlpth criet In general in Madras, India. Evidently the most im portant high heaven for reform. Whal is problems of the new institution arc expected to ho diploma­ needed here it romrtliitiR which tic. would similarly dramalire an ritual­ -1 ' » 1 t ' ly dengerout lihutintt resulting from the o|»en mouth trwer* em­ ptying into l.akr Monroe. If anything rite weir needed to prove diet the old lime imlilinan with (lowing tic ami meaningless oratory i« going out of «ivlr tlir defeat rrf l.es fiirrp by Billy Mat thewi in Alsrlma county •liould do the trick, lex it a former rongreisman wild used to be inntidnrd a powerful force in hit diitrict, but WC stiiperl hit day it dour. IK No tignifirance althrhrs to I lie present viiit of it visit Rear Adm. K. M S ei, commamleyjdfi llir U. S. e Hail Naval Force, to Tell o, capital of Iran, trouble spot ____ T the Near East, U. - S. Ambassador • Hughes. fcBnderson fB h . . declare*. ........Adm. ........ .. M a ymingi cnmmandrr' w*t the (first iluiJpper of the Sanford Naval Air Station during the tecom World War. C America hat a K new merchant ship which hat juil crossed th* At linlic at tpeedt in esrvis of 31.fl knoli per hour, the record of Brit ain’t great Qurrn Mary. Bui to fail it the new 32,000 ton S. 8. talled Slalet that her teal top speed is being kept secret at we B es some of her nlhay niqre «ignifi cent details. In lime uf war dir will bt conveitcd into a troop carrier. h t h- S No. the terrific lira! wlmli you hava fell recently is not the by­ product of campaign oratory nr political workers huining up the woods for their particular candi­ dates. It is only ihrtreitili of ipting trying to become et^r^iifPi the lew days when there terms to Ik* un­ certainty whether nr not the heav­ ens will fall in nr whether the menbeing clouds will he another false il,r,n' ' y There is such a thing as giving the-.government too niurh power. II tha government has liie power In raise or lower the pricr.nl grain at wW, it is^juilf possible for go govern : asatM officials concerned with such matters to speculate personally in tha stock and commodity markets make -fortunes (of themselves expanse of the. public. Quite it, we say eoniuvalivelv. In according to Segidor Aiken S Just what thay have been m 1 i good suggestion romes from dn Andersen in the Orlando al with respect .t^Vgampalgn butions and fspeoM. accounts •pen in order lor politicians thnir messages across to the “The newspapers sent cor. covaraft- which kept report eaeh candidate", ..... says Si. Mr. 'Now it the candidates tha radio Motions to look as WJflOO or- 1)0,000", ft‘ no denying tha tact that of YtiMiiac' for gov. a good mkn sd J.t 1 vim**™ v i s2r o* Korean War Probe Of Radio And Television Is Slated Next Week when U. H. guards were changing places tonight In ' a high watch lower at the rear of the compound The automatic weapon aproyrd hulieu into the middle of the com­ pound. me Reds began parading In tho afternoon In the comimund whero 2,700 officers anil DM enlisted nr derlles are held. Al least too U. 8 and Urillsh Infantrymen entered thn enclosure shortly after on orders nf Col. Henry Taylor, Washington, I) C., deputy rninmamler of the Untied Nollnnii Koje Island prison ramp. They hroke up the demnnslrulinn with lear gas bombs and drove Ihe Reds Into the center of tho rnmpound. Then they systematic ally ripped apart Ihe Iwo metal shark* serving as the POWs* com­ mand post and dispensary. The Reds apparently staged the disturbance In an attempt to fnrrr Brig. Gen llav linn I,. Iloalner, ramp commander. In visit thn compound and roofer with them, a camp spokesman said. The spokesman added that float tier received "a long, abusive, in suiting, demanding teller" from tha rompnuad leader Iwo days sum and nowsrccl cameras and broadcasting equipment, but not still, or newspuper cameras. Tho ban applies In tape recordings made for subsequent broadcast, it doesn't prohibit radio reportara from Joining other newsmen In covering Bnusu committee hearInngs. Harris said he has no Intention nf requesting Rayburn to modify iff his ruling Rayburn has Indlralcd any change would have In lie voted hy tin- House Itself The radioTv probe will start Tuesday and will continue through Thursday. Initial witnesses will lie members of Congress and Inter­ ested civic groups nnd organisa­ tions l.alrr. Harris - said, representa­ tives of the radio and television Industry will lie given a chance In express their views. Harris said Ihe committer will study "programming techniques, including Ihe question nf rrsponsl hltlly for and control over thn con tent nf radio and television pro­ grams on Ihe part uf broadcast Ilia licensees.” The Investigation was ordered by the llmt.ie several weeks ago following complaint* nf some mem­ bers that many programs stressed sex and crime. The subcommittee was told to determine the extent to which programs ronlaln "Immoral or otherwise offensive matter, or ptsre improper emphasis upon crimp, violence, amt corruption " Another "morals" probe In the offing Is rxnecled In got started soon It will Inquire into comic ttooks, ntagatlnea and other "cur­ rant literature," newspapers ex­ cepted. A special committee to make this Investigation will be named hy Speaker Rayburn and Is expected tn he headed by Rep. Gathlng* (D.-Ark.l. Tlir United Btfitos of Europe Is nctiror ionll7.nl Ion. HnM',IHll*H*,l f r i M III,* I prcnonlntivcH of France, Wcntorii Germany, Italy, Rt*lgium, thr NctliorlnndH anil Luxembourg have Higneil it document Mcclilrntally fired un auhunulh creating a European Dofonso Community, with executive, i i!nVirdlnNaiitin»,^ ,rUoncir oi* Wa' legislative and judicial branches, and a common army Camp No 1. A spokesman (or the enmp WASHINGTON UB—A rongreaThis, it is trim, Is not filial. Approval must still he given Raid the mishap o< timuil protie of radio and lelevlby the Foreign M inisters of the different nations, and then commander riirred Iwo hours after U. N ilon programs slnrls next week, be ratified hy th eir parliam ents. These obstacles were troop., wielding bayonets amt u* lull It won’t hr brnndrust nr tele­ weathered by the Schumnn plan for common operation of ing tcur gns bombs, had broken vised steel und coal resources, which it Is hoped will soon start . "!• H Prlwner parade, foiled n Red in- p Harris (ll.-Ark ). chairman House Intrrslntc subroinintlfunctioning. The new plan should fare as well, particularly u! n.making the Inveillgallnn, told the itusslHiis Issue any more th reats. I hey recently down the HOWa* ramshackle com 'nows<mirn today tic will not permit warned that If they did not have their way, (Sermany would mand post and dlspensnry. 1Irlecnatlnu or broadcasting of romheniings breausn t he Camp officers said no shots were : mtttcc Ih' a now Korea. This Is tho best possible argum ent for tired by the troops who had en House rules don't allow It.’ Kurojiefln unity. tered the compound earlier. Speaker Ham Rayburn recently The arcidcnial shooting ‘ ‘ rlng cam<> interpreted the rolrs to bar. telcv MKXICO CITY, Mesli'ii (Hp*. i-lalt — ||, J, Riuunlcr of tom rrnnrlsro, California. U.H.A.. was rlm-ted President nf Rotary International for 11182-8.1 at the l.'lnl annual convention nf that worldwide service club organisation, which Is completing Its five-day session here today. The convention registration of mnr* than 8,000 Itotarlans and guests represents 7,Mil Rotary Clubs with a mem­ bership of 888,000 Inislnrsa ami professional eseeutlves In R,'| conntries. Mr, Rrunni«r has served a* President of the Amerlrnn Auto­ mobile Association, thr California Slate Antomnblle Association, the Pacific Association of Consulting Knglneera and thn California Hoard of Registration for Civil Kiiglnrets. In 1080, he wee named “The West’* Outstanding Engi­ neer" by thn United states Build­ ing Industry Conference Board, lie la a member and Past Presi­ dent of th# Rotary Club of Ran Kranrltco and has served Rotary International aa Vlre • President, Itlltrlst (Invnrnor and aa roinmlt-. lee chairman and member. Elected to Kotary Intarnatlnnal'e l(iftil-6.'l Hoard of Dlrectora were Rodolfo Almeida Pintos, Monte video, Uruguay) Thomas It. Cash more, Wakefield, Englandi Aage K. Jensen, Holhaek, Denmark) Hlr Htanley Hpurling, Hamilton, Ber­ muda) Tnmataka Teahlma, Tokyo Japan) Parey W. Turner, CharloUetown, P.K.I., Canada) Pierre Yvert, Amiens, France) and alx Dlrectora from tha U.fl.A. In the formal convention ad drraaea by 'the President of Mai leo, Miguel Aleman) Rotary'a President, Frank t . Spain of Btrmlngham. Alabama, U.H.A.i Dr. Alberto Llaraa, Sacretary-Oenaral of the Organisation of American BUtea, and othar , oulaUndlng speakers, and In the Informal dis­ cussion groups, emphasis was von to i the many ohportunltlaa itch Rolarlana have In all parte of tha world to work f o r , tfc* achlevament ef princi­ of ana af tha prtnal pal Rotary goal* — th* advance­ ment understand nant nf International internet! * paaaa. annual convention all! be bald In Europe In May, will MOSKH I.AKK, Wash, tgt _ An army of workers xwnrmrd over n rough and dusty plcer of land ornr here al 12 nt hi* morning rm to lorn It Into a going (arm in less than 17 hours Their 178,ism (arm.In a day symbnllres the enmlng n( Irrigation water to the first nf a million acr<** of fertile sagebrush land In the Cnlumbla River basin At 12:01, a rocket Iximti signaled the start of the operation Flood lights went on anil workmen with eenter hen ms and studding for a modern seven room farmhouse moved into action. If everything goes on srheilole, Donald Ininn. Ins wife noil Iwo daugblera will rerelve the key* to their new (arm home, equipped with sprinkler irrigation, rows, chirkrn*. barns and even a full Icelms, at 4:M ilM'.H) this after At the natitn time, Reelauiallnn Commissioner Michael Htraus will preside over thn ceremony of turn­ ing Ihr Irrigation water from ■ lateral of the huge Columbia basin Irrlgsllon network onto Dunn's < Dunn won't have to pay a |ienny for the farm. A war veteran, he was flondrd not of tils Marlon. Kanaas. farm last summer and was chosen by the Veterans of Foreign Wars a* the moat worthy to reeeive Ihe Ito-acrr farm*. All Ihe material* and labor were donated. Fifty five building con­ tractors sent tnen to build the house, machine shed, cattle shad ami rhleken house. There's Just one posslhle hitch In all the plana. Mrs, Dunn might t be able to spend tha flrat night their naw home because ska is esjwctlng a baby any day, perhipa B Youth Is Charged With Dope Sales "T he general navrr answered it because Ihe tetter violated float- ner’s rules that messages in him from POWs must tie "brief, rour teous and to Ihe point " tlnatner also refused to go to the compound gaM during the dls turbanre. Rut. from a distance, he watched his U. N. soldier soldier* break It up. Afti tfter a short period watching he returned to hi* quarters to Interview officers and tn prepare a statement nn tha first Incident. Morris Deals i .j Cleveland Il'»n1ls«*a KriHN Onvl Los Angeles .1.178; Mr*. K. X. Carroll Jr.. 3, New Ort»an« 1)28; Mrs. M. R. Fuller. 8.071) Mrs. New York Ruby McChesncy, 2,801. Seattle Women "pledged for Russell'' Washington were Frances G. Itrown, 1,010) Jacksonville Mrs. It. M. llaris*. 88.1; Helm M. Miami Mnscr, 188; Edna I’carce, 821; Tallahassee Janet II. Thomas, 2(10 and Mrs. Edward Van Wagcnvn, 272. Women "pledged for Kcfauver" EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE were Mr*. A. (J. Chappell, 1)27) Ann B. Miller, 870; Mrs. Ammon McCIrllnn, 817) Mrs. I^iuls E. KcIiuIh S|N>dnl Holly wimsi I lied — 210 - coil ImterAprittK Natl, 76.1. Mary ItorgoiHn was "pledged for Elsenhower," (JH. muttroHH witli Mturdy rolled cdtfo nnd tnntcblng 80 • coll Mrs. W, W. Ehrmann, not pledged had 1.10 votes. box apriiiB b«n<', 5 year gunrnntcc. J. A. Boyd, "Russell candliAte" from the Fifth O Congressional Dis­ trict, got S.UC3 votes; Floyd L Regular Price $M*50 Special Price $41*00 Land, "pledged for Russell,,r (Jh7; Frank W. Botcher, "pldeged for Ifnfaitunr A • Kielt pledged'1 —.1 ___ ofauver,"•* fit 3BlA,TNo’ Kofauver" ware racy The Fifth District woman vote was: E'arah O. Cullen, "pledged for Russel!," 1,2.11; Mrs. O. W. John­ son, "Russell candidate", 2,86) and Mary It. Farrell, "pledged for Kefauver," l,l|8. HIGHWAY PATROL TAl-t.AllA-vnhK — ,it least five former Florida Highway Pa­ trolmen moved up to sheriffs' po­ sitions as a result nf Tuesday's second primary elections. The patrol alumni Include F.d Rlnrklmrn, new sheriff of Hills­ borough County) George Walla, shrrlfl in Washington County; R.B, Boyer_ in“ Sarasota W.P. “ i t County; .................. Joyce In lamn County and II. L Strvcrson in Holmes County. Former patrolmen already serv­ ing a* sheriffs include Lae County Sheriff Flanders Thompson snd Madison C'punly Sheriff Simeon H. Moor*. •n * ROMAN CATHOLICS NEW YORK i*-Hom an Calholira ...........................................ska In tho United Stales, Alasl amt Hawaii Increased last year by 772,042, bringing the total In thnae areas tn s record 20.407,510, eecording tn the INt] Catholic Di­ rectory. KKK4* OFF GRAM DtlFFAM), N. V. IH—Caretakers at St. Matthew’s Church posted this sign for tha kcap-nff-Uw-graaa season; -, "Go 'way—I wanna be a lawn!" jV •iTK1 . x 'f .- V. L-... !)ClK IJPO' L 0Y McCORMICK ALL NIGHT GOSPEL CONCERT Presents in Person Ktarn of H ta|f, Screen, Radio and Ttldvlalan U FK V R E TRIO of A lt a i* HOMELAND HARMONY QUARTET of AtUuta BLUE RIDGE QUARTET of Spartanburg, 8. C. THE LaFEVRK AIRES of A tta in ORLANDO MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM JUNE « — 8:00 P. M. Until T TICKETS NOW ON SALE AT PHONB IM M l BAHT FIRST HTHEBT r 1910 Bulck SediMet ••••••••at)•• «••••• •• •#•••*••#••••••••••••«••«•■•• 1950 Pontiac 2D Sedan ••••*•••••••• •••••.•#*•••••........ * * • * J v *. 1949 Dodge S ed an ........ • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • «•• 1948 Ford Sedan . • « (ftM *••••••a•••••••••••*•••••••« 1940 Old*. 2 Dr. Sedan •••••••*••••••«• • ••*••••*•*•••••••••••••«e•••#••«•••«sv M|| 1 ' w*|‘ ‘ **-»*»|«'** ' gi.%71 -iavL‘l - N ■1 f oat gk . 9- kOO e••••*« eo^a^^.e •**^ *je , e#^«o 1*0 e0*«f •go• y i *v ,TWWW -j„ SM tm ‘ ^ProvF-.^ ' Phene t i l l Hanford, Florida 118 Palmetto Avenue r a i L s r - J“u< a",M #*Aa »t,*». n ivi *J| High g.1 ns 72 HI S3 78 B0 SB St S3 *7 Cattle Feed Patents A re Held Invalid w : & ■- ,v - , -(•V Chicago llrrause a row's digestive pro­ cess must Include tha activit* n* Pacts rla which produce gas, bloat can result the animal gorgs* on young legume* without w ritfm M M pP . TAMPA UR—Daniel B. Vincent'* dent roughage |q -slimalat* bejehnese Nationalists. . . patents tot making cattle 'feed Ing, . 4- That the Justice Depart tnrnt from ettrua waste have been ruled look litta whal tna subcommlttia called evidence that the old Menlima Commission, which sold th* Judge Whitehurst hold Wadnasships, was guilty nf contusion and day that there was "lack of novel­ mismanagement. It said this wgs ty and Invention" in .tna Tampa "bound to create tha impression map'* patents, Tha decision supiba 'back door' approach wa« best approach" to tha comitission. MU' jjtjlt /JW0.4V. i» tAH |• Chain airman Hoay (D.-N. C.>, l a * subcommittee termed a tax:law loophole benaflttlng Ihe China Intamalhmal onal “foundation, *Inn., whlfh Morris haada. It lermad cjilna In-. Ilf! .r • , Asheville Official Canvass -Tf«. ill ,'o5 ^ •***3*' Sen. Maybanh (D.-8. C.) opened Senate debate on the bill today by saying that to tat wage and price controls expire June SO would be law Prrrtp. a tragedy. 83 The hanking cnrtimlttee chair 12 man urged Ihe Senate to rejeef IS an amendment by Sen. Dlrksen .’>0 (It -III ) to allow Ine curbs to run Bit t 31 nut when Ihe present law expire* A3 ni June 30 in M 72 The blood nf some animal* I* 73 70 to blue. M'**llp*»a r rum Pa** llael TAMPA (At - A charge of ills af nijrcotlrs ha* been placed against Hlchard Harris. 10-year-old St. Petersburg youth arrested May 18 on a charge nf nsrcntlcs anaSftulofi* Harris la a son nf Frank Hants, --------------- ---------------- t m chairman nt the Slate, Board ei patent*. The rating applied to thrae suits, (tantrel, which admtnlatari tie on* by Hunt Citrus Products Corastate owned Institutions of hlgbgr toss. learning. > nay against Vincent to have the Tht warrant ttent* Invalidated, and two tty PRODUCTION COAIi F»OL - --- it to hava them upheld out by LONDON * T irtta ta ’f vital taken :lcs Inspector. Vincent's suit* ware brought In Wla.), Muodt (B.-8.D.) and N t a i coal production last year hit the narcotics Inspector. the names of two-of his firms, aaaaaiv* AnpUtar narcntics liupactor, (R.-Caltf.). . said young Dan B. Vincent, tnc., and Food — K tU llliii acct accused only of of _ scaasts, lpe„ b o » ,a g atnal tha for sale, but that w o # thU mint plaie Vlncant nS aaf sought . 1-CHf RMfd’l •da ae mi j r t t^l. y*»r« ----. Iffi alto ai itaSta° un MM ‘t T i 't i t * y.\ a mula. The Weather For A United Europe H. J. Brunnier Is Army Of Workers Named President I'urn Vacant Land Of Rotary Clubs Into fining Farm Oaal wrote that AmatUa muft continue Its Ita effort* ..... to hot tress ita security, and added: "Not to do so Invites disaster. President Truman also urged the Senate to reject a pian to ho unco try representatives rep: ............... labor and industr from the Wage Stabilisation Board (WSB). , .. _ The appeal came as the Senate debated a measure to eaten,S wage-price controls until March 1~ Tacked onto the measure la a pro­ mp the wage board, vision to revamp making It an all public body, ____ ...... . message to lengthy Truman's Vice President Barkley said he hopes this country never reaches tha point "whert wa substitute government dictation of wages and illi “ working condition* for collective bargaining." The amendment to the economic controls hill was tacked on atleiW the WSB suggested (arms (or set lllng the dispute between the steel Industry ana the CIO Steelworker* Union. The WSB terms, which the Industry rojactad, ted ultimately ip Truman's leisure of the mills. Truman said In hts manage: "The fallur* to roach a settle mant thus tar In tha steal esse Is not the fault of the board, (nr Its recommendations provide a round and sensible basts for reach­ ing agreement for tha Issues Inf dispute. "And. In any event, Iha lack nt a settlement In this case could not possibly iustlfy abandoning the machinery that has been success tut In so many other eases." The amendment to the control* bill provides also that the wage board be stripped nf all authority to make strike-settlement reeom inendations. The board's formula for sattllniu Ihe steel dispute Involved a packP age Increase of M cents an hour spread over an 18-month period and the salting up of union shop iel contracts The provisions In steal union agreed to accept that for In tht armed force* of the five Nopal Gets A Library jflKl »| W Ilf» a(f Itr r Wm I Wa . IM. where *•- K"-' <r*atlaa*4 ream N w (C*atlaa*a P ra m Paaa Oaal The Sanford Herald . la I M •»*♦*) Retards? aa* flaw a fwi k Mnt N*4'hriatiaaa i aa a aaatarda?* ........... fal* I President Truman » B erlin R io t t m V, a* vV- y,i •W 4-* ft �ittn'i i f F,- W r J IX aV Tl Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar e rso Clarence Claus* la expected to arrive Friday from Chapel Hill. N. C. where he It a student at the University of North Carolina. THURSDAY Th* F.L.T. Club of the Seminole Rebekah Lou** will have ■ benefit bridst, canasta and same party at 1:00 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. Half. FRIDAY All children who will enter the first grade of Southtide Primary School in the Fall are invited with their mother* to visit with the '^achtre at the school between l:0tl and 2:00 p.m. The United Daughter* of Confedtracy will meet with Mr*. L. A. Brumley at her home on Celery Avenue at 3:00 p.m. with Mr*. A. X. Rouetter serving a* co-huttets. MONDAY The Phllathea Clast of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. W. S. Brumley, flelery Avenue, at 7:46 p.m. The W.N.U. of the P in t Baptlat Church will hold their but!nett meeting at 2:30 p.m. at the church The circle* of the First Meth- | oditt Church will meet a* f<,|. low*: Circle No. 1 with Mrs, W A. Hunter at 2000 Holly Avenue at 8:00 p.m. No. 2 with Mr*. T. K. McDaniel at 1313 Park Avenue at 3:00 p.irt. No. 3 with E. U. Kit Mtrick ►trick at 2228 West Eighteenth Jtreet at 7:00 p.m. No. 4 with Mr*, toy Tilll* 2218 Magi Magnolia AveRoy lima at 22l» n i t at 8:00 p.m. No. 6 with Mr*. Gerald Pearson at the Naval Bate. The W.M.b- of the Central Bap­ tist Church will meet at the home 'f Mr*. Jo* Daniels at 202 Poplar tvenue at 7:30 p.m. Friends of Mrs. A. M. Remusat will regret to learn that she Is confined to Orange Memorial Hos­ pital in Orlando where she under­ went major surgery this morning. Friends of Mrs. Jran Huffer will regret to learn of the death of her sister, Miss Grace Hawkins, who passed away yesterday at the Kissimmee Hospital. The body is being sent to Union, 8. C. for burial. Staff Photo Two year old Cynthia Sykes last night welcomed her daddy, Sgt. 1-c Parker Sykes, who ar­ rived on leave from northern New York State after a long drive to Join hi* wife and daugh­ ter. A wrteran of the Korean campaign, will he here until June when lie will report at tha uffleer* candidate school at Bellvoir, V*. HI* mother, Mrs. Charles Webster, 1700 Park Avenue head* tha American Legion Aux­ iliary Unit of Post 63. Radio Briefs By MARION HARMAN A complete coverage ige cof the Indianapolis speedway 600600-mile c mile clas lie will be heard over WTRR tomoirow as results are announced every 20 laps. From the slatting flat; lo the final lap, WTRR will TUESDAY tiring you bulletins throughout the The pupil* of the Margaret rate. Davit music school will present •1100Ifhtlr annnai recital at the WornDimilliy Holloway ami Colleen emit'* Club at 8:16 p.m. Guest Engrbrrtson will In- heard .Satur­ frtlst will ha Kenneth tlatengei, day morning, over WTRR, on their associate prufettor of vole* at 102nd broadcast of "The Children's Stetson Unlviersity. Clastic Hour”. The two young Circlet No. 7, 8 and 0 of the high school ladies aie tntu their First Methodist Church will meet fourth year at the microphone vn M follows: No. 7 with Mrs. Char­ the very same program they in­ les Atkinson at 2004 Washington troduced. Avenue %t 8:00 p.m. No. 8 wltn •1400Mr*. W. W. Tyre at HOP Oak If ] were making n list of pro­ Avenue at 8:00 p.m. and No. U with grams not to tnlss over W T R R it Mrs. E. M. William* at 2luti Cor­ would Include; "Report From Eu­ dova Drive at 8:00 p.m. rope" every Tuesday at 3:16 / I The Daughter! of Wesley Sun­ o'clock, "Repeat Performance" on day School Clate of the First Thursdays at 11:16 o'clock, "Flor­ Methodist Church will meet at Mc­ ida Wildlife on Hie Air" Sunday Kinley Hall at 8:00 p.m. with Mrs. night at 7:00 o'clock, "The Sunday Ida Stall, Mr*. 8. (1. Ilarrlmati, School Lesson" on Saturday nights Mrs. Charles Meriwether, Mrs. 7:lfi o'clock, "Panorama of Re­ Margaret Edward*, Mrs. W. C. at search" at 3:46 o'clock on Monday Hill and Mis* Nell William* a* afternoons. There are many other*| hoiUuiA. The Unity Truth Clasa will meet especially those "special events' at the Valdai Hotel. The book covered by WTRR throughout the "The Sermon on the Mount" by year. 1400Emmett Fox will be studied .and « h . public is Invited io ntund. I w S > ® WM'rfNHpAV T F irm Digest'* tomorrow a» l»t»6 NNHD/ Is prepared Uy by Dr. nr. W. vv. Weklwa Lodge No. 071) of the o'clock. It I" L. A. to B.R.T. will meet In the O. t’owperthwalte, horticulturist with the Gulf Coast Experiment I.O.O.F. Hall at 3:00 p.m. Tha midweek prayer service of .'Ration at Bradenton. The paper the Central Baptist Church will hr Includes "Note* on soli and ferti­ at 8:00 p.m. The Sunbeams will lity requirements for gladiolus production". meet duilng the prayer huur. S - t wo- Dictatorships Hit Brownlee Clans Of 6 By Presbyterians Church Has Meeting 40 ii m e end NEW YORK bft-The Presbyte­ rian Church In the U. 8. A. has called on Its IP* million members to fight "the unmistakable trend to­ ward authoritarianism and thought control" In America. In a stinging attack on wide­ spread use of loyally uaths, char­ acter dafamatlon ami the cnncepl m l "guilt by association," the "hiiych'a 104th annual Genera) As­ sembly declared Wednesday: "Freedom of conscience, in and aaprestlon are being cha lenged and curt ailed by a blinding fear of subversive forces." The assembly, at the dose of * week long meeting attended by about 2.000 church leaders tram throuihuut the country, alto: 1. Urged churches lu eliminate racial sagregatlon, and compllfrnented those that have. ™ 8. Voiced opposition to univer­ sal military training aa a "per­ manent peacetime program." 8. Opposed tending a U. 8. amitstdor to the Vatica basts 4. Expressed strong support of i« United Nation*, and said It Ibould be the "cornertlont of American foreign policy, and not Am an Instrument of convenience." 0. Declared economic aid programa "ara of graalar slgnlfi A iao c t to the hope of a free world v w u the development of military 4i|?*XitaUed Inefficiency In govaramant, waste In military exVtuna, needless deficit spenddeliberate Inflationary designed create T U B *. or. I greater part In political Ufa. B. Condemned gambling, even for charitable purposes. ^ Springtime supper dish: Cooked ' asparagus spears rolled between thin alien of ham a«d topped with wiU-aeaaened cheese sauce, INSURANCE AT A BAYING FOR YOUR HOME • AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS S!|sd- ' n a l The Brownlee Young Adult Clasa of the First Presbyterian Church held It* regular monthly social last night at the home of Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Garrett on Jewett Lane. A corn boll and *uppar was en­ joyed with the cum being furnish­ ed by Victor Green, a neighbor. A series of folk game* were played following the supper. Those enjoying the occasion were Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Young and son, Mr. and Mf». Dick Aiken and family, Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Sweeney, Mr. and Mr*. Bruce Davis and family, Mr, and Mrs. [.or ray Black, Mr. end Mr*. John Bheppard anil family and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy 8luan and daughter. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wallah Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Jo* Raker, Mr. and Mra. Edward Hunt, Mr. ami Mrs. Curtis Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Bid Vlhlsn and son, Mr. and Mra. William Wlebolt, Mr. and Mra. Jamea Wilson and daughtar, Mr. and Mra. Al Chat* and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Tom Freeman. Mra. Victor Groan, Mrs Alice Willink and Mra. Baran King and family. Friends of Mrs. J. C. Mttrhcll will regret to learn of the passing of her brother, John A. Stewart of Atlanta, last night. Mrs. Mitchell left thie morning to attend the funeral tomorrow in Atlanta. f HOLLYWOOD ) By BOB THOMAS Party Is Given For Bride-Fleets Mrs. John Crawford Is Iloutcnn To Club Mrs. George Hardin and Mrs. Spencer Harden enteitainvd last night at the home of the former on Magnolia Avenue honoring Mis* Lvlllan Boyle ami Miss Nancy Williams, popular bride-elect*. Spring flowers in many color­ ful arrangements decorated the Harden home anil the dining table was overlaid with a while Import­ ed Irish linen lace cloth ami cen­ tered with a silver U>wl filled with white roses flanked on either side by single lilver eandelahia holding white lapeis. The buffet was attractively arianged with tali thrre-lierrd silver candelabra holding white tapers and epergnes filled with gnrilenlx*. Mrs. G. W. Siletn-er served Mrs. John Crawford entcitilheJ her bridge club last night at hei home in the Moyfnti section with nriangeBients of coses olid glad loli decorating the party rooms. I’riies were won by Mm . It. I. Perkins Jr.. Mrs. W. E. V.lden and Mrs. Fred Murray. Refreshments of froicn «ol,n! Miss Williams chose (or the oc­ casion an afternoon dress of Navy itlur and white striped taffeta with which she wme wtilte acces­ sories. Mi's Boyle chose u dress of bine Shantung and black ac­ cessories. About 1041 guests were invited, III A l ine A llo y Of Culms And Punts In Lung lh Khun Sleeves ('nilon Bayun Ladies Night Held By Presbyterians Ladles night whs observed Toes day night when tlie Men’* Club of the First Presbyterian Church held their niunthly dlnnei meeting at the church ami lieaid the Itev. Paul Edris, minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Daytona Beach, present an enlightening talk on "The Rise of the Laymen Rev. Edris said that until re cent year* the wuik of Christ In the world had been carried on pretty mucb-4ty the clergy and by the women of the Kingdom. Men had been content to accept teem bershlp til the Chuich hut through­ out the woglii II seemed lu he the accepted ounce pi that chuich vvutk was women's wuik Any evangeli­ cal efforts, therefore, came from "professional" church winkers til the ladles. Rut In the development of the chaotic conditions that tinv-- swept over tlie world In IIn- last ileeude men have looked nhout them, not only to see what wns husica") wrung hut what could be dune about the rad plight of moral de­ cadence Into which the people ot the world hail tulh-ii, Rev. Edris continued. "As Is so ullelr lire case," Ire Mid, "lire answer to the problem was close at hand, and aerlnuiminded men recognised that Chi 1st had laid o pattern of conduct try which men, contra groups and oven nations could get along in har­ mony and with confidence In cueh other." When the principle* were praered, men everywhere found tlml they wurked uud here, Indeed, wus a solution tu a host of problem* As e result, isUI the Rev. Edris, m*n are coming Into church work with an flithuxluitm that uvci.lmduwn Ihe Great Awakening .uni duly in the Rise ul the I.hjiii n more goutl is bring dune hy men within file chiircli itself mill ill huiiiun irlalions ihnn hi* >>«eu dune Ihiis fai lu the century president Grotge Muffell pressed Ihe pjeusiltc of Hie i lull in having over Go of the men's wlv"in allemlance and thanked Gm !<u. Bwaim, under wliuse supervlsiut the ilinnrr hud heen prepared, fm a masterful Job. Alleuilance chair man George Kline also welriimeu the capacity crowd, A song feat with Art Greet id the piano und Chaile* Mi.itl«u leading WWu u fealiire nf (he nieei ing. und Nylon. to $ 1 .9 5 Photo By Robert 1.. Cox \|i-s I lium Eunices (livens, duughlei of Mrs. Tlieliuu Givens, winin' engagement to Climb-- K. Willis, son of Mi nud Mis ti. M Willi- is being nmumneed today ■' T Jv/* SLACKS Mrs. Mrlnnis Speaks'Miss Laura Givens At Fine Arts Med To Wed Mr. Willis bmiiinri wtight Wiinkle lU-i-tant - \h* A t * Mi'hmh. llllilt* I"tinIt | 11i* T llellil 21 Glivens of Oils III inis cf tin VViii nan’-' IJI nil, NjHiikt" •dr. (m II ir-rly of Wildw uud, all on *' l In* Mi*.i y t*f Mm lllhlr'* fit tin*. in.Ill iced Iiiiloy (Il*> engngenieid: uf EhM. |ii ii}?i am liy Un llel dong 1ilei, Luo in Fioncee lo Fin. AM" IIcjui Mjih ill of thi* 1 innile- 1 Willis -llll Ilf Mr Woiiiofi'tt i lull In (ii yiwtiMilny J lllld Min (j M Willis niso ol linn i>iny at liii t hill limitsc Simlord Alii llitii) \h l.nuhi., *him itwtti Ml*s lilVells lit tcu.tr,t si'luiols III of tii I ins \it* IioiiuMnii'iil, |»i»* Wildwi.nd unit w;ts g i initiated filth I 441III |»l 1‘Nl'htt‘ii the Spl'llk* I Ituin Wildwood High School She wlm •*!••’l!•*«I ill* iiiettiiiK with prtiv i Mi Mt litniN illuMi nit'll Is now employed hv the Hull Real tilt Imy uf 1In* Dibit* lay mill* E-lute I'o Mi Willis ullelidnl -eliuols lit Vii) I""* film nt i i |»n. Futit let $ 5 .( 1 0 to $ 1 2 ,5 1 1 Htilifuid rind wus giailunled from \ mum* unMliIji n-iih it HimiiM Sililllioh High He Is now setv lilt' i"ttiii VM M- iiveiliiid with while Itlg III the I1 H Alt Fiitce in Suit c'lutli* iiihI hoi it jlihlt'tt, i-jinilHulii u, \nloiihi, les itn•I iiMiinKiiiii'Nlft of irjinh'itiri* Wei lit lug phi IIS will he Hlllloutl M m hit- l*4>i U-y, RnluiAl* riiiih "The ecd nt u Intel dole Holy Sfi l}i I itJeV* wflirh eildi'tl tie dtiitiy hour. A loth* bum fidbiwed and u Ciinlile l.lldwig. .Miss Ilolililt Witte. good iiltcuilnlue wus reported. Mi»s Gieteben Kliclibuff, Miss Noiinn Faye Huivey, Miss Ann Wlullikei, Mis- Caroline Melinda, Miss Mildred Millet, Miss .In Ann Mnnie, Miss Itoiu Coke Boyle, Miss 1,ui-in tioff. Mis- .Ittnlce Reel Mins Alice Blown und Ml"* lla-v Miss Betsy Atm Colter, Mis* i lly lim y cuteitinned mi Wcluc- Kylvni lluyes, Ml-s lium Wrinld dny Iifteniiiiiii III Itie Brown liuuie mill Mis- Vickie l.yim 11iti -1lit ■m Piiliiiello Avenue with u I'ocu r d s parly lumiiimg Mine Jinn I'lil ly cukes t ilt wlil'e i .1ki­ Ibivis met Mi-n A,tu Adlim , who ll, cube- m IllSUglc- Vinks- n ilitl will giadoule from H* inilmb High liiiiiei's -ngul fioilipK using in Julie i i .... .. IMrmId m (but d will pmii 'lie puity loiiin- ii, ic ib-cni tiled Culm I Misting ond limit or el willi III iniureiiierdH gludlnli tun) ip tu(i« .mil idi SALE CONTINUES ON DRESSES AND PIECE GOODS - Parly Is Given Fur School (iraduatcH blue stoke in. Hetlcimp. i rfi i-nbiiu-id s ,m-i-1 ing of dmuly open (need -un, wil lies, cuke, mils, minis and Cm a ( "ill Wrie served by Ibe Inislesses 1, -lsted by M's. Hull.I,I II tdiis. Mi-- Piuil lb Bi,,wn und M i, Vei "ii llnriilu I lie liniiurees wen- pii-senled wdli gifts I,y M l-- G ihv Hlld Miss IIi i i w ii. 1», Miss .lenll Wilson. Miss EBl-l Iniggeis, Hiss Belli- Bi-I,er, Mis Vitamin O help* to ketp the tis­ sue! in our bodies In good condi­ tion. All tha familiar cllnis fruits are bountiful sources of thla vita­ min. Half a glass (four ounces; of oranga or grapafrult Juice, freih or cauntd. goes far toward moat­ ing a day’s needs. The asms la true of half a grapefruit or a whole orange, other good lourcas of birth a nn ouncbm sn vitamin B Include canned or fresh Mr. and Mra. D. B. Watklna antomatoes and tomato Juice, raw nounct th# birth of a i i u |h li f , cabbage and green lettuee, fresh Nancy Lynn, flea pounds, tan ounce*, May 28, at Farnald Laugh­ strawberries and cantaloup. ton Memorial Hospital. Mr*. Wat­ When you era roasting a chicken kins Is the former Mlts Marlon simmer tha giblets and neck in a Haynee. cup or two of water to which you have added a bay leaf, a few To simmer moons lo couk in percorna, a email onion, a sprig liquid Just below the boiling point, parsley, and a little salt. Use this at temperaluras of 116 to 110 de­ glblet broth with which lo make grees fahrenhelt. in aimmorlng gravy after the chicken la roast­ bubbles form slowly and break be­ ed. low the surface. TOMORROW’S t i t SHOPPER'S SPECIAL (C * T‘ K o u m flla t & A n d e rso n WALORISM AGENCY ~rw ■ Gilt $ 1 .7 9 APPLE — PHIlAPFuf CHIES* - ORRERY _ _ Fhena IN Ideal Suggestion. qRill franks ! Mutual Insurance Friend" Pie nr tait shells usiiully need ten tu twelve minutes of nuking in n hut I42GF.I ovc-i SPORT SHI HI'S SALMON CROQUBTB WITH CERAM 8AUC1 / i l l *. P u k Are. were served try Ihe hustess lo those ploying who weir Mis. Jcnu Lambeth, Mis. John Williams, Mi- Dole Scott Ji., Mis. B I-. Perkins Ji., Mis Fied Muira) and Mr-. Ralph Dean. punch and othei* assisting in the dining room were Mrs. .) S. Cleve­ land, Mr*. Finnk Woodruff HI and Mrs. Ray Fox. HOLLYWOOD (*-The silly sea­ son Is with us again. How else can you explain all these panly raids? Or the fact that Sally Forrest ad vises us to prowl sronnd the house on all fours? What a thought I Imagine trot­ ting on your bands and feet In the morning to fetch the paper and bringing it inside between your teeth, like a well-trained Dalma­ tian. Or coming home alter a hard day’s work and finding the little woman doing the housework un all (ours. I trundled out lo Miss Forrest's Beverly Hills home to investigate this theory of hers She greeted me at the door normally enough Bui when lunch was announced, the said, "Come on." and loped into the dining room like a stiff kneed antelupe. I declined to fol­ low her example and trailed her on my two feet and nothing else. After all. If you lose your Journal­ istic dignity, what uo you have left? Sally sipped her suup serenely, acting Just at though she makes a hand of padding around the house un her hand* and feel I found out to my horror that the doe* "1 know 11 sounds a little screwy," she admitted, "but you'd be surprised how limber It keeps you." (Who wants to he that Um­ ber?) " I’ve been doing it every day for years. Just a raw minute* on all four* every day and you can keep loose. It strengthens the lag muscles, pulls in the stomach and tones you up It's an exercise you don't have to stop and do. You can do it while performing your chores arouud th* house. I can even walk up and down stairs that way Want to tee me?" I said I'd prefer not to ll sound ril loo hatardous lo me Miss Forrest admitted that darn­ ers sometimes do strange things. She told me of une friend who used to sleep in her ballet shoes lo break them in. After lanch, she demonstrated some other eaereisea which vou and I can do. She did tba splits, sitting on the floor with lags ex­ tending in opposite directions. "It's a good Idea to stay In this position for tome time," she said, "to I often read a book.” "Here's another one," the en­ To prevent putiery cussend.thused. She lay on the floor on her stomach, extended bar arms front breuksge, pruteel lliem from over head and bad tna pull bar by sudden changes in temperaluie. the handi while she arched back­ wards. She alio daacrlbed an ex­ ercise In which she stands on bar hands against a wall and louehea her head with her loea. I’m Jusl at gltd 1 didn't have to watch that one. "If you're a dancer, you have to keep in trim," she said. "Re­ sides these exercises, I have many hours nf dance Icisona every week. I am taking tap, ballat, Spanish dancing and modern dancing, all from dlffarenl Isachera." So where doea all thla effort gal her? Of all her plcturaa, only one has been an out-and-out musical. I checked on the all-fours tie relse with Terry Hunt, the Bulten of Sweat who keeps many a movie star In trim. Hie comment: "It's all right aa an exsrclse. provide a person doas not have Internal or sacroiliac trouble. BFBC1AL0 THE SANFORD HERALD Muirs. May 23, PJi2 Pag* 3 ' 54* - * C & u K in X A �rr.i. Blues Battle For Third Place Tonight HereWith Im bra, R hodes Are Slated T o R etu rn ; S anford. L oses T o I s l a n d e r s , 15-12 Fans Wait Anxiously For Start Of Indianapolis 500 Mile Race DeLandMaintains Junior Feds Narrowly Edged By First Place Clip By Orlando RD For 2nd Time, 3*2 Winning Again Bucs Are Moving TIIK HANFORD IIKHALI) Cage 1 I'hurs. May 21. 1032 The Junior High School Feds {el||on , m| Brown came In on Dr KKNT CIIBTLAIN -------------dropped thalr second game In a | | | U(|snn*,, ground out for the Associated Press Staff Writer Th-'-t! victory humor Seiniimlv Won Lost Pet. low --a U.-t Grander Ri-crcalturi, n t ft3t pr-tcy to uo tho deciding I nr I), Land Bed lU u . sill) .... Will iniim-h lh**ir r»d| for - •«••• • riorldi Stale l.t.guci Dcpuiltni'iiul Jjy by u|| nairr.w narrow 2-2 margin. the lop p of the heap of the Florida DeLand third |dnre In the Klorldn Statu 11 11 718 margin last night In Orlando. Slate Baseball league, Wednetda I'reaa Boa FailedS Last night's la-ague In the Memorial Stadium 26 13 K34 Hsnfnrd'i Jim Hawkins hurled contest on Frlnrcton field was night trounced Ihe last-place s i Jaxvllle Beach tonight ngnlnsl thp Orlando Sen­ 27 Orlando !6 628 n masterful five-hitter and struck the first night encounter for thu Augutllne Saints ll>3. ators. The Ilium will ha at full 18 391 26 out 10 Orlando hatters In losing. Junior Feeds this year. In losing The winning pllchcr was John Sanford P irates May Clinch ■trrngth for this evening's eonGainesville 22 10 337 It was only the second defeat Kctner, a first Inning reliefer alter test as John Imhrn will Is* out 22 21 312 for Ihe Junior Feds In fire to Orlando the flordlemen con­ Boh Costello walked Ihe first three Falalka 8th P l a c e Finish 21 at second nfler slttlmr nut Iho 419 gsmes. The till ended Ihe cluded their fi-game season with men lo face him. Jack Cade hll Daytnna nenrh 18 thiee wins and two losses for 16 16 181 Cocoa last three games nn n suspension By F o u rth Of July Junior High's baseball schedule nn Hirer* for four, Including n triple, Impressive .1100 percentage. 13 211 111 and Dusty Rhodes will ho Irchlml for this year. Coach ’low Is for Del.aml Manager Stan Kar- l-eeiburg 33 10 211 the plate after n one-day lay-off Hurdle's Feds could He » • hel* It Is Interesting to note that all plnskl got three of St. Augustine's SI. Augustine Itv JACK HAND for nn Injured thumb he rerelvnl Icr than nick Orlando* Bill the Junior Fed players are pro­ seven hits In four times al hat St. Augustine al Falalka Associated Press Sport* Writer Kanfnrtl ducts of Ihe Hanford Rotary's In last Tuesday's Daytona gnme. W'rnnq way I'lllshurgli i» rumiini; While for four hits. In olher games, Jacksonville OrlandoatntJacksonville Reach Manager L’huek Alenn will sway from the Nntlonnl I.enRiie While fanned III Hanford bats­ baseball league. Beach blasted Halncsvlllc 12 2. Pa- CoCoa /tx&uM nfoliahly ro with Without much trouble, the Pirate* men In seven Innings. The Re­ Orlando H. I). AB H II RBI latka trimmed Ig-rsburg <1-3, Day­ I^esburg at Halnesvllle ' Ills nee rlRhthnn i no rllnrh IshI place hy .Inly 4lh creation Department took an early Johnson, ss 2 I 0 0 tona Beach defeated Hanford 13-12, DeLand at Daylona Beach B0 Cocoa 2 1 ' der llaelnit backward at n breath lead In Ihn (bird when Hldgdln Avdoyan. rf .1 0 0 and Orlando split an afternoon Orlando Jacksonville Beach 12 Gainesville Inking I7lt pure, they promise to doubled home second Imseman Rldgdin, If « 0 2 night doublp header with Cocoa. find the answer In "How low I* Johnson. They adderd another In Mink, 2h B 00 Manager Kd Levy hit a tdro-nm DeLand tl Ht. Augustine 3 r<>" down?" Unlessmithere Is a drastic the fourth on Richards' double Rrown, rf 2 1 1 homer In Ihe fourth Inning to atart Falatka a Leesburg 3 --------Iho mound for change, they should set s modem' that sent first baseman Fleming Fleming, Ih 2 1 (1 1 his Orlando Senatora to an §•! win t h i s Important Beach IS Hanford 12 day losing record In the majors across. 2 0 1 1 In Ihe firgt game with Cocoa. Cocoa Daytona Richards, !)h J aeries.M e a n • American League .lo*l look nt the figure* Won 7; The Junior Feds knott*d the fl 0 0 Uludion, r 0 rnmo'bark In Win tile night game . ■time Iho top lost 12; gome* behind. 2UV flame* 615 24 15 fl 0 0 0 3 0 behind Vli'gll Frailer'* tftrfc- Cleveland '' hrass o f theplan1. 9lV Ami Iho game In their half nf the fifth White, p Washington1 20 13 371 behind seventh Totals aa llallaa Turner waHtad and 2:1 .1 A 2 hll pitching. .Tha ffouhtebfarfer was Boston 1* -' Seminole (Hues season I* only one fourth over. 20 15 571 stole second and third to lend AB R lllll HANFORD J. H. H In make up for a game rained New Vnfk manuRement held 17 13 Ml If the Hue* keen it tip they'll off. Turner raced lor Ihe plat, Hawkins, p 2 1 1 0 out May 10 Chicago 500 n meetlnR Inst 10 10 wind up with 28 virlorirs for the and a wild throw by While dl- Fate, If 1 Don I'oilnn hit a triple Into right SI. I-mils fl 0 0 10 21 . . . . nlRht and I’resl- yenr Hark III lltlfl llin Plilladclph 432 1 0 0 1) field lo icorr Mike Kavsahlan Irani Philadelphiaa John Imlrra deni Joel Field in A'* set the modern low with a lowed Ihe Hanford third base­ Clark, If 1.1 410 18 4 0 1 II second and give Falalka told the Herald this inornlnR that 1)1 117 season III 10.13 Hie Boston man In arore the first Junior Klowere, »• Detroit 23 324 a one-run II . . ne1) wlnnlng margin 2 0 1 the hoard decided upon some Braves finished with 38 I IS, the Fed run. Ilawhlns then walhed Rales, )h 4! over l^eshufg In Cleveland ol Detroit 1) thee 10ih fl II 0 and went In second on a ground Anderson, rf drastlr action. Philadelphia al New York loth Inning. N.itionid League recortl. Once up Davis. If II Daytona Beach walloped two Washington nt Boston (n) 2 t 0 Though hr was reluctant *n he on n time, way hock In 1809, a nut hy Harold I'ale. lie came Turner, II Hanford pitcher* for 14 hits while a l 0 (ONLY HAMKSSCHEDULED) specific, Field did any Hint the Cleveland leant managed In win h o m e nn Ralph Flower's Reynolds,3b2h a 0 1 II holding Hanford_ In right n!|a. . _Day... Detroit 0 Cleveland 2 (night) officials all agreed that some only 2o all year But IIMMI usually gromder that was hobbled hy Totals 23 3 4 1 lonn Beach had eight error*, Ban- St. Lnul* 3 Chicago I (night) player help was necessary to is Ihe dividing line for tnorlcfn Ihe shortstop Johnson. Thai was HANFORD IK)0 020 0 - 2 4 ford four. Ihe only Inning Ihe Janlnr High (ONLY GAMES SCHEDULED) bolateer the .Seminole* In thu records Orlando HD out ioi x—.i r. Hal Martin hll a two-run homer National teat (ague Maybe Branch (Uckcy's youth nine scored In all night. FBL pennant chase. 211 — lllrliards, Hldgdln. SB and Butler Klturd knocked pvt.a Now York 26 8 763 Hawkins encountered wihlncs* movement will pay off In the future "Wo nr* going In tnnke some 23 10 697 double In Iho ninth Inning whan Brooklyn in Ihe sixth with the score tied Hawkins 2, Turner 2. HO—Haw­ hooks He has no hit pitchers and deals anon. W* realise the lm16 368 21 two-nil. Hr walked lltown, kins III White 10. Ill)—White fi, lacksnnblllc Beach got nine of Chicago portaac* of filling the holes 27 strikeout artist* In the Inwgr at 17 Cincinnati 19 328 their run* to defeat Gainesville. Finning nad Klclidrtla In sueIlswkl mi i. minors llnl the mllertion now per­ In our line up with some solid Philadelphia 111 17 328 players and »s Intend to gel forming ol I'lllslitirgh certainly is 15 IH Philadelphia 433 learning Ihe hard way Ihem," Field asserted. 17 21 SI. LmHs 147 They Inst anidher Wednesday Last nlRht Ihn Mine* started night, 5 2. lo Cincinnati as il|r Major League Boston 13 406 19 their now vet­ Pittsburgh 7 179 32 veteran Kenny llnffenslterger won Lenders eran h u r I e r , Boston at Brooklyn Ills slsth nf the Reason. Hobliv I Marlines, hut lie By ASSOCIATED FIIKHH New York nl Philadelphia Adam* anil liny MrMIHiin hit wasn't around to Clneirinnll nl Pittsburgh homer* In ease It nf fy home past Nullonal league (ONLY OAMES SCHEDULED! see Iho ronrltilied Monger. Jack Merson lilt a 1 Halting — Knnl*. I'hllndrlphin, MIAMI .J* Director* nf the Class Nrw ynrk it Brooklyn 2 hunter for Ihe lines slnn of the fiee By GENE Pl.OWIIKN 111; Adcork, Cincinnati, 11.1 . Mu II Florida Internallunal l-engile to­ Chlcngo 7 St l-nuls 2 In Ihe upper strata of the slnl. -St laiiiis and l-orkman, New scoring duel In rla Associated Press Hlaff Writer day took rtsttr Ihe Ft La LalK It Laiinehlale Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 2 league. Jim Hearn pitched the New llsvnnn’s Cubans, always tmlgh York, 1 1 1 ; llaunihfdt/. Chicago, which 27 runs franchise- -and announced th'twr IWill (ONLY OAMES SCHEDULED) York Clout* lo a third straight In Florida International League 130. came across the upernle Ihe learn until new owner* Flo Florida International League over Brooklyn 0 2. opening tip a Itunn — laickmnn. New York, cnmnelitlnn, turned back Tampa's can he found. plate for troth Miami 33 17 673 ?‘i game lead nil Ihe Dodgers II ! Hmoker*. 3p2 In 10 Innings Wednes­ flllhs. The lllues "Dusty" llhodes was Ihe last game for Willie Mays, II; Thomson, New York. 12; Cam Officials nf the club, headed by Miami Bench 12 20 613 pattella, Brooklyn, 27; Hnltler, day night In take undisputed (mis O R. Whltltlrn, announced at a Havana dropped their ninth gnme In the tlliinls' 20 30 64)0 lenlerllehler, who reports Brooklyn anil Kouatewskl. Cincin­ session of third place. last III played to Daytona lleaeh, lor Army meeting In Fl Lauderdale Wednes­ Tampa 2n 580 21 duly lotluy Tamps could get only five hits day night that they havo given West Palm Hcnch 27 nati. 20 I o* IJ • 24 520 The Chlcngo Cuba, once n push off Ktisahlo P eru , one a douhtc up Ihe franchise. The Islanders swept their twolilts — Hauer. Chlragn and Knnls, St. Petersburg 26 520 24 for Hurry llrochcen, chased i'hllmlelplilu. by Lauro I’aacual Which scored league President Henry S. Bn game series from Hanford In over 47; Munlal. H I l-nuls. Lakeland 16 31 320 "The Col" for Ihe third straight both Smoker runs In Ihe seventh nard, HI. Petersburg, said sloe! Ft. Lauderdale winning lust night. The Hamlu- lime In healing the HI lauds Cards, and Adams, Clnclnnnll. 43; l-nck8 43 157 Cubans reached Red Barrett,. holders told hltn they did not wMh Tampa o es scored 12 ultra off eight 7 2. In Ihe nliicr National IxngUc man, New York ami Merson, Pitts­ The at Havana veteran major leaguer fourierlyf lo pul any mow money Into IH* St. Petersburg burgh, 44 I aytnnn errors and oniy eight at Lakeland game with Ihe Boston Braves, and relief­• venture. They had lakcn over Ihe Miami at Weat Palm Bench h ta.limes In the llrat hair of Home runs — Hatter, Chicago, er Dclrolt Just won't lei Clrvaluitd three Dick Baxter for nine hits. franchise last winter. falamlers Fl. Lauderdale al Miami Bench IkeAfter Initialthe frame, the tallied Blurs forget how the Indians knocked Id; Fofkn, Brooklyn I; Mathews, Two Havana swnla came off the Btumard In Miami that Havana 3 Tampa 3 (to Innings) fame bark In go Inin the lead them nut nf the pennant In 1050. Boston and Adcock, Cincinnati, 7; lint of Hob Tapanes, who Switched would call dale! a meeting of M8 Miami 3 Weal Palm Beach 1 With a four-run outburst In Ihe I.asl fall they heal Cleveland nut Camponellu, Brooklyn ami Mueller Wednesday. Tapaooi singled home directors at Tanfpa today or 1 Miami Beach 7 Ft. Lauderdale 1 bttttom of tha first. It all atari* of Iho (lag In lato September. And Now York, tl a run In Ihe first and drove In day to decide rm Ihe next mb SI. Petersburg at Lakeland, ppd. Filching - Muglle, New York, •d when Paul F.skew, newly sc- now they re kicking them arnuiid Iho clincher with another single. Ha Indicated the league Would Aprain. 8 n, 1 ink); Roe, Ilrooklyn and Wil­ ulrrd second ha^msii from again tha club Until a hFW (Afder Against Cleveland. Iho Tigers helm, New York. 4fl, 1.000; niih- The game drew 1,600 In Havana, erate .aksland, singled In open Ihe can ho found. forget tin'll dreary last nlaro rec­ erls, Philadelphia, 7 I. 373, laies, amt dropped Iho Smokers into Fl. Lauderdale, doormat nf t frame. fourth place. (Irorge Kellis, who was Intel ord. Whet) Ted firay heal Iho tribe Brooklyn, 3-1, JUi In olher activity, Miami’s Hun eight U-ntn circuit, won eight am American l-eague Wednesday night, (12, II wnx De­ to come In from thu outfield to So* made II It straight, bunting lost 43 games In l(*rfgue competi­ DR. H. McLAULIN Uniting — DIMngglo, lloslon, troit's fourth win in a row over fdlch and gat charged with Ms llosen, Cleveland, nil; Kell, West Palm Beach, 3-1, while Mi­ tion this year The llrnvcs dropped second defeat of the year, was Cleveland. Fat Mullin'* fluke two- .331; OPTOMETRIST ' Detroit. .123; llnhlnson, Chicago, ami Beach trounced Ft. Lauder­ 20 straight lo start the season. run double when lie docked away passed. J iio Pnrlse drew n ba*n Ft. Lauderdale Joined (he leagilo .327; liurruto. New York, 1211 dale. 7 1 Itnln washed nut the from a Mike (', niclii pilch and on hslls to fill the sacks, Ahum Magnolia Phnna In 1047, along with h St. ~ Petersburg, Buns — Avila, L'lovolnml. 27; Lakeland Ht I'clcrshurg game at Cleveland lidding broke arnt a foul Him single to the left The circuit was OrtMMlicd In IU46 l Lakeland. DIMngglo, Boston and llosen, Clev­ t's live gnme win drank field corner to score Loth Kskcw old Sulrhel I’atge strolled In lo eland, 24; Hltnpsmi. and lloonr, nl Beach, Bei Tampa, I.alte Dean allowed Ihe Indiana with Miami, Miami and Kenls. I'arise halted iitomtm- save Itohliy Cain'* fourth win at Cleveland, 22 Havana, Lakelahd and West Palm only three hits Imt llenc Soils waa Urily ufter passing second and HI Igitils ns Ihe Brownies broke Huns hnttrd In — llosen, Cleve­ called In In save Iho game when Beach at members. turned to see manager Aleno their four game losing slrruk In land, l-alcr the league was raised from 20; Dropo, lloslon. 23; Doliy, Dean walked three men with on* raring Into tho hag. Ceveland, 23; MeDougald, New out In the ninth. Hurry Kane's Ij^o Class C In Class II. rt. Lauderdale hcullng Chicago I I Tho olher Is Ihe first team lo drop oilt. During the (mailing itiln atlemplrd Aiuerlrnn longue learns were nol York anti Vernon, Wnshlnglnn, 22 bagger waa the only hlg blow run-down of Indh runners (hr scheduled. Lcnguo directors reportedly have Dean, moving Gordon Bragg to Hits — Robinson, Chlcngo, 40; erawd began In mar with Fox, Chicago, Avila and Simpson, third from where he acored In the received overtures from Kdy west and Sarasota and there was a •■“■hler at Ihe obvious blunder. Cleveland, 48; llosen, Cleveland. eighth. However, both I’arise and Aleno CitriiH Mutual PIiiiih 48 Marshall O'Colne allowed Ft. possibility Ihe franchise might he were safe when shortstop Haller rmia — llosen, Cleveland, l-audenlale five hits, one a double moved to either of those clllee, Market Agreement 10;Home « • Deary's peg gel away from Worts, Detroit, 8; Kaslrr. hy Chuck Unrig which scored Ed Tha ultraviolet rays of Ihe sun him. I'arise wound up si third Trojannwski, who opened Ihe Hill.ANDO 1*1 - Florida Cllrtts Cleveland. 7; Doby, Cleveland and eighthand Alenn made serond. Ted With a single. Two hill which rauso sunburn are stopped Bernini. Fhllndrlpltln, fl Mutual said In a new in point pro Brooklyn llflrd a fly to left Filching — Shrn, Wnshlnglnn, netted a Miami Beach tally In Ihe hy ordinary window glas*. after whlrh I'arise came In with grunt Wednesday Mini it wutiltl at­ 3 0, 1.000; Snail. Philadelphia, 7-1, second and four more produced tempt In sel up slain leglslnllnn th* lying run. Alenn smred H75i Henry, RtMlnn, 3 1, .833; three runs In the third. Nick Pap­ when Sherry Hhrrha heal out Pnrlse, Ih 0 Dobson, Chicago. 8 2. 730; Kinder, pas and Angel Homales were 4 2 It aa Infield hll and went to see- Aleno, ,1 h A l t () Boalon, (Irnntek, Cleveland and rapped (or 10 nits before a Miami DR. U T. DOSS and on a wild toa* by third Brooklyn, rf Beach turnout of 1,008 6 1 1 0 Paige, St. lamia, 3 I, .730 CIIIROI'RACTOK baaeman Deary, f-Rhode* (1 0 0 0 a marketing agree The two runs halted In for Uavnllnrn, If HOURS 1) lo 12— 2 to fi 6 0 fl 0 nulhnrltlng Aleno raised Ids season's total to Hhorhn, tut 1 2 innit. IAS Atlantic Bank Building 4 a The United States Military Aca­ also said II would work ® * * or Ih" year, lie le now 7H Ward, e 6 0 7 1 In Mutual Phone 7M demy opened at Weat Point in alrenglhett Ihe federal pact I q RBI a behind noddy l.nke'a Mnrtine*, p 8 1 0 2 bring processors under Ihe inm t 1808. tyague record of I to. Hmlth, If 1 0 t 0 The crippling blow lo tho 31) H 37 to control lhal regulates fresh fruit Total* siting and grading. Blue, catnn In Ihn lop hnlf of f—ran for Brooklyn In 0th. the seventh when lint, Cook. Daytona 1120 010 480—16 Mutual Prcnldenl Lacy (1. Thom­ Daytime renterflelder, blasted out Hanford .......... 130 020 300—18 as, Hrovelnnd. aald "rnndltinni a three*rtin homer over tho left It-—Renner, llnller 3, Cook, thl* season wnultl have been far . field wall, Henry, Tesnow. Pollard 8, Irby, worse" if Mutual had not hten lo Tonight the llluei will be fight* llrnrlipic* 3, Lang. Kskew 8, cnlitonre and It. M. Townsend told Kenls !l, I'arise 2, Aleno 2, Hhrrlm, growers lhal big conrentralea nr* laljf deficit behind the third plate Marlines, Hmlth. K—Bailer 8, ganliatlons are "working In aofl Orlando Senators. Hanford Is now Henry II, llennrr >1, Kskew 2. I'a­ more Juice—and that means more all games off (he lied Hats' first rise, Ward. Kill—Cook 4, Tesnow, of your fruit that Is sold." Other proposal* In the itrogram •ca pace. Irby 8, Aleno 2, Brooklyn !), were a method of controlling new •ytona All II 0 A Henry 2, I'arise, Rennr, Haller II, planting* prevent overstippiy an Anar, 2h ... fl n1 4 4 Cnvnllaru, llenrlquea, Htaton. SB— ■ mutualtoaiMaament to compl tiler, si ...... A a! 0 4 Cook, Henry, Pollard. HR—Cook. menl advertising and merchandl Ok, ct ..... .. fl 2 a 0 8B—Bailer, Tesnow, llenrltiuaa 8. Ing work now being done by th< try, 8b fl 1 0 3 8 —Irby. DF—(learv to Renner to Florida Citrus Commission. note, I f ....... A 8 4 0 Pollard. Left—Hanford tl, Day­ ard, lb ....... 4 8 8 1) tona B. Ilil—off Martinet 4, Lang M i rl 4 2 1 0 10, Kenla I, Htaton I, BO—try MarMprlquea, « .... 4 2 7 0 tine* A, Lang 0. Kenls 8, Htaton 1. 4 1 II 0 IIO—Martinet In B Inning*, 4 8/3 Mi P ■ton, 1 C n 0 runt) U ng .In 0 In., flr.j Kenla In dela*'.; 4*0(114 17 1* (l In., 4 1/8 r.| Staton In 1 ln„ 8, t*. IFOKI) AH «H O A FB—Henrlques. Winner—Lang (BEkk.w, 8b A 1 8 8 4). Loser—Konle (1-8). U—Lykea KffU, cf a 0> 0 a and Htlera. T—2:42. Wrong Way In NL Pennant Struggle i ft i Q k a, i?: high speed—and hope By DALE BURGESS tear rnon INDIANAPOLIS t* - Motorist*. TTie expected wear .and v|indcr and motorcyclists massing oulslde!»he contentions! fW'rcy lnaef • ' r * N* ' ' v*v ^ t.slay killed time debating: Can anybody match Lee Wallard'a record-breaking 1031 speed In Friday'* 300 mile Memorial Day auln race? Old timer* who had seen a doxen or so of the past S3 500* doubted that Wnllard'* 126 214 tnile-an hour average will be ecptnled Thl* year’s 33-car field averaged shout two miles nn hnur faster than Ihe *31 field In qualification* Bill II isn't likely lo enjoy Ihe perfect raring condition* of last year. Weather anil wrecks can ml Ihe *peed far below tho cars' potential Last year the weather was perfect —hot and windless—and the race was slowed only one minute and 10 seenntls hy a wreck. That was Mnttrl Rose's upset He landed In Ihe Infield and Ihe Irnck wasn't blocked. There’s also Ihe possibility pointed mil hy Igitiis Meyer, l<»x Angeles, builder of most nf Ihe engines In Ihe cars, that Ihe driver* tnighl run out of automobile* he fora the entl nf Ihe race Only eight car* survlfrd last year’s speeti Meyer pointed out that the Meyc Drake engines wero designed only for speeds of alMiut 125 miles an hour. The speedway changed Ihe rub's lo permit gearing down for the race hul some mechanics chose In keep Ihe engines running al ill a ... . . . . *4.r..e. DA/ a*. Alberto Ascari, Milan. foV pcan 11)51 champion, and hr-iliy Agahashian. Albany. Calif. Ascari will drive a %-42 flat n Ferrari lhal proved excepting -v durable In Grand I'rlx rompe'Jt m l.i«l year venr Agahashian Aunhaxhlan's new C n; Iasi mins (Heart special ha* a mmlil,;;; six cylinder Irnck engine ' T H E III.UEH TIM S WF.FK Tonight Orlando nt S A N F O R D Friday Sanford at Orlando Haltirday Hanford at DeLand Sunday Del.aml at HANFORD (3;(M) pot.) NERVOUS STOMACH A 1.1.1KIN r.llrres dWrwria* •»»?’« • of "nsrvoo* stosisch — en.sU, bolrhlnr, blosUng and . . . . Al.t.lMIH h*. (rtteil hnloctnr. .n.1 fmnd ktsMy «n»cl»a. Uor. th.n a Uklll»i-n *>*<• *° TOUCHTBN DRUG CO. Cubans Move Into FIL Will Operate Third By Nipping Fort Lauderdale Smokers In Tenth Brave Franchise \ j: WM Sri • VI ? 113 a ■a. it 9 1 511j M " //£ t e & e m e s " iv iSf#t? washing M ilan . , . adlwtabW w rin g ., , , . flnfarMp tanfral h r fast op.rad.rt . . . fvll k p .und capMlfy . . . partriain Iwk.. . laugh iMlsfg-wiar w h h . haknl (n o rm ) t ln lili. . . • a i 'f , railing m l « t , . . and you g*t ' a l-y w o wrlM.n war tardy on th . .n d r . w esh.d 0.4 your, tadayl •e«.8»<4Ih Easy Terms — No Down Payment at "the friendly store" ,h?,r ?"»"« *nd _ CAR RACING EVERY FRIDAY RIGHT 8:30 ROCKET SPEEDWAY, INC. -'!»*>»■**4 Serving Cuatomora A t T his Location For P a s t 20 Yekr*. hit 8 P-M. ORLANDO, FLORIDA ttu-l $1,000 SANFORD HANDICAP *■t/**V4 V*‘fi SANFORD ATTENTION Lilt A y ilB p * ' ; ' ad A r4 tW I1 1 W 1 3 ray la U ftllom 750 At All T teoa , :l Park *>uih i» y; A ' MHpIdmfL »7=7 J k t w , 17 - N T n kJ U •Al MV TH iWi'tt * # 1M A ^Y irtlM M itt P bjtb j1 'our This Friday, May SOth • Rocket I -------------------7? ,-f Btrvite S <Csun{ * Music By: ISemiltoU High School Band — Goncett M iin i 6:00 V I. . STADIUM I : t ri [ i a • r - i - i t L'a'-j l: if )•a-» 4M . < r ,i \ ■ *. 'i* -i? it-* ‘ ’ 'i-'-f•MM . -I- .■ higfifeafra TJi wMi i u i i ■JAIL �r*-— ■ ' i M- DH. C. L. PERSONS O PTO M ETR IST E Y E S EX A M IN ED C L A SSE S F IT T E D 118 South Palmetto Avenue Mexico City Is Sinking1Each Ycnr OR. H. K. RING. CHIROPRACTOR MEXICO CITY lift—Mexico’* ir Ptrme cult for appointment Phone 1752— 1746 T H E SANFORD HER ALD Thurs. .May 29. 1952 Page,8 rigid Ion chief says Mexico city l» tinklntl more Ihnn n foot each year nnd in ill Ion.i of dollar* are needed lo atop II Adolfo Qrivc Alba, head of the nnllomil Irrigation dr pa rime ut, re ported today thnl rapid dryim: out of the spongy volcanic subsoil on der the capital city I* settling il ape rale nl sinking last year was Mate a, he *nld said font. riuhl incfie*. Mamet the drying out prnr ttliml SAVE! SAVE! SAVi! Charming Dancing Photos rail on n drainage cnnnl ami drain­ age tunnel through the .rnniMifglne which were built natwenr tw«n M60 and 1900 Ue aalil the1 WTO* eta , ended on ntie-old curse of floeda In Ihe dosed valley but up*ot nature's balance balanc, Since oim*' they inv# wer* built, i . u u i . he hi explained. more via lor has Aral on I mil of the valley than hna r o ­ te red birds me relatively color See Our Dis^n-y To the cltizcnH t»t‘ the Fifth District I leeply n p p m inle I he v ic to ry At ynit trove me on M a y ’J 7. I have tt deep wiim* " f ren|X'ii tili|IHy tm v im ls cm'lt *<f the v u le ra of this i lU tr ic t and will do all in m y p o w ­ R er n* m y fa th e r did before me lo make you the rtinimltorioner vtai want. S A Y M0 N 1) r J T U D I O F lo rid a S ta le Malik lluildiog Sineerelv. Phone 1IMK1 John W. Meinch R y Ap| mini meld d u l y - I'tlil I •Inn al \.l> • *t*T fir e $ to n e PHONE 12 s t o r e s III EAST FIRST STREET O Z A U K IK K Tburtiwv*! A CROWD Of AIOUT 10,000, mostly wnnirri, Ism Ho- «ln-i-t« onlMde the tlivrndde Memoiint Chapel in Nrw York as fiiorrnl t i . lies me hrlil for actor John (larlletd, who dlril of n heart nltnrk Pelmv, Mia. John (inrPrld (wearing dark glasses) comforts her nine >mr-nld sen. D.n ld, ns Itnbbl l.nuli I. Nrwmin says a final prayer f.-r In < tiinbanil at 3\'es1rhr*lrr Hill* Cemetery. Ifsslingi-rin lluiluxi, N Y |(nlerrtntUnraf) lly R a y C (ti)ltn l Itsc HERALD WANT ADS 1 For Hrsulln ■ he i n l l i i n t a a r a l e s a r a l r all W a a l AUa p a h l l i a e a l a I ha ■MiHliirid It#rnl41 I I ■I jo ■.. lim e M r err lia r la a rrlla a I l m r a i n r e r r li n e l a a e r l l u a ili.ir. S r p - * Mae I n a e r t l n a ilviir* iU- e r r Mae la a e e l l a a , „ t I Inr In r V r . i r l r * natrai-r lit# nartl* In Ih# Hu#* Ii.stiMf l ( n « # I n r l l l n r k F n r # i'mpm Iff! Ilv F ra n S lrlk c r ph o n e m W a a l tils n i l ) he arre e le .l . . . . I I he T e l e e h n n e «a ar era . . . . . . Io n . . h a r a r t ( r v a r n a m e ta i u i r . 1 In l l . r r e l e e h n a e h n n h . I n t r l u r a l o r thl a M - r a t a n i a r t a l l n n l h r m l r r r l U r r ta r t e r r i e i l In e*> ........O il. In n r^e r tnr h i In i n n l e r the l . r s l ri»H*thle a e r r l r e . all VVnal « 4 a a i a a l he >a i o n i . r i l r r » n i h r .l a r h e f o r r | . u M I ■Hi I (HI i*i#m ## n a i i r r «•% i »6i h 6#h i « i # i » if pi rirvi w n »r i I* l*mr **t H r naiiiifit t*if ffaprtmlM# f«r «»*»»# ♦Ian. I hnn u ii# iH rn frfft THE SANFORD HERALD FI,ASH fJORDON nnd hit* adventure.t in apace My n a n I h ir r i nAp* i --uli iij -' — I FOR It R N T l— rift W E I.A K A Apartment* 111 W K1rat Street. I'hnne I'.m W MODERN furnished Kllclnlli’ll" ninti tlnCIlla. Kliiiiihei lurid Finn I Highway 17-02 S City limit* f. ROOM apt. I'hnne turn U Elm Avenue, mi MODERN .’I mom fnmislod npl Private hath, Adult*. Jinn M.;t tonvllli. M A N T F .lD A F A M IL Y W IT H C H I L D R E N T O R E N T III II N E W 11031K. i H I D IDIOM F II It N r . t i l E D K i l l HEN. I.A HfiE L A W N ON * H T i : r STREET. 1201 HAN IMM.I'll. 175,00 M O N T H . P H O N E 1092. S M A L L un#uriil*liei| hnu*e hi l ake u . ™ I'tw.o. ig n .w Mary. I'hnne 7H0-W it. ,i Mutate For Sal* -6 D E F E N S E I I O l ’KlNIi EOR \\3 3 PERSONNEL |i,,»n iiiymelil* 2 l.edlmmi hmiac 4570. ;» ln‘l|ltK«m llvMISF 4960. Live In Sail find in ymir nvvn lmine Haw i enI nnU driving time. Quality ipeiiflcatlnn*. tile hath, m t i em-.l hiretrway, is r |nul. ulilily .....in, laundry facilltiei, kitchen I.ihinel*, Helpnliil range i , [i c' in tn i. Dun Thei m nil l>n, . m Kiri, full id ii inl plaster . I *nil*, in nils tid i I'llinir*. *pi» i lull* Innd-ruprd lid*. Oiler-Weller Home*. Inr. • iiMirr Mrlhintlllr mid Ranilnlpli 3 - S P E C I A L S E R V IC E S A R T I C L E S FOR SA I F. - 8 t F fllt llt 'A IR E Klee trie III- Itns. first ela.,* eomlltlon 1 Apt *i*e Electric Stove, neatly m» Phntie :mi .1 — 13 B A T T E R Y . (Srnrrnter nr Stnrfm Sei vice. Call 517. Swain'* Hstli r y Service .Sanford Avenu* and 2nd. Street. F \ H IN E T S , Coinitei*. Clipboard*. O F F I C E DESKS al hull pun (• Anil, Woodworking, 512 flanneautifiilly refinUhed like new fold Avenue. Plmne 1159-1 HO W Fll»l The Fill ltd in e Center N E W F LOO RS enrfaeril to perfi.tion Old floors made Ilk* D E L U X E lien.In aulonndn c . new Finishing, cleaning ft wag­ er, good win king . i.mllllop Tm ing, also portable power plnlil. Full 12111 1 F nil ni"i Ming •*' Serving Seminole County since aftei it lilt n III 1925 II M (ileason. Lake Mai v I V E N E T I A N llllii.l* I'm I n C V R I 'E N T E R WORK tlmale Fall J2U Senkmik lil.i*' For oiilck ie|iair iohs, or small and I'aitit Co. I.nil.hug, Coil J ini l I42-M-4 S E M IN O D E H r A L T Y T R A V E R S E Estenainn Rods 112(1 Magnolia Are. I'hnne 71 In JOS” Senkmik tlln** 1 IV. Vlern — W. Dlelrlrha l'alnl Fn 2K mill O K I.A N D O Morning Sentinel, O r lain In Evening Sim Call Ralp* Key. 1D15J. n.w Keliunni I I VMII-Y lmu*e. Acie end half P R A C T I C A L L Y Inml I,m iileil in t'eiili’i Kut«rwasher Used emir niimlli* F..*t prlae I'uiitnit C i i i I Diets. g I'10.Ill) will aiielIflee al 5tla.n0 Cull 1020, Eili'indon 2 El i:U2 i t iVASIIIN t! Ylrchines repalrea. tju.rk, eeonomlcul *crvice. Work gummileed. Cull 95(1 W L W A N T A good Invealnient 7 Small H L A F K K Y E D pen* toi i nunirnr 2 bedroom bungalow newly fillYou pick A bring own i-onlinnei tailed inaiile. All rnnvenirnces It hlislirl. Clyde F 3llise, I nk. Already rented. Outside O il) Mml roe. Itimte, lew upkeep, 12'I return yen lly. IlHtMl cash nr half cash 111.A t ‘K E Y E D pens for cunning and liaialira like lent. Hus 25, You pick them tu ymli cnlninci 71k- per bushel Foslei \ 111*.<11. . /ii 1Ir*i is111. __Yhonof Cuiner, III. HE II 031K O F F O N T E N T 3 I H N T I I n pid win) mil, lad Ii children innr- * _ A R TIC LES W A N T E D « i led, leaving M.ithei nml Dad wllli lid* large, *pm-iim*, Hire" We Inly, sell A trnde used furniture. Wilann-Mnli'r Furn hediimni hillin', Ii imlrd in th" Mnyfiiir Seel Inn. Owner* plan In ^tu r^R o ^U ^ 1,111III ainalli'l lmine nml we am 7— Psts-I.lveslork Hiippllr* 7 privileged In nffri wind we mn siiler une Ilf the heat huys id FOR S A L E - Iteaoliful liici.lm the year. Shown liy iippidnlmeiil peiligioed Female ( ‘.din- Ideal ..nil Fail u* tinlay, fur country mid i am I, PI. S EM IN O LE R E A LTY Ilttii J after d p.m Plume 27 I llh A Magnolia T W O M A L E collie puppti . . T H R E E hedliiiiin, two *toiy fur sonahle. II III 31.ig noI"» A*...... ii 1h|ii :.I liniine. 1215 Oak Ave after 5:011 p.m I 'Ii iin i- 51)3 M COW A N D C A M fm .»ii t.. 1 REAI.' E S T A T E W A N T E D — 4 lug tied lilddri Pin,to '"V■». ta itvirp .1 and II pm M' I' W A N T E D lo liny for lmine *iln ■ Stewart. fi In |0 in ren mi lake In or nrin “ S W J J.5S. 1 ' ■ Hmifoid with i l i i l r Id ly and X IIEl,I* W A N T E D - N leli'pliune hviii I iiIiIp Write A It tin lli-iahl R E T A I L Salesman Walded Slen I', ... y h i , o ii i empliiyinrnl. Fire, tom St....... W A N I ED Small rnodetn ruolor com l In good emidltlnn Heml i nrnplrte infill iiih II iiti. Ibis 7H, I.OfifiER with logging I 'lnipno o' wanted to log lalg> (tail of Haddon^lMj£hlHt_ N _ J _ _ _ _ ^ ^ ^ pine, flood piopo dl |,I|| lt.|. I ROOM Oarage Apt tin on, mouth, unfurnished ey.epl for lefrlgeralur umj stove Von Mi 1 ImivlTle Ave Phone 1MIT m aa:i | 3 h A R 'I T I L E S f o r s a i . i -: i S (> e/n Herald H A M lin il III.INDS Cm** Sipisre Rug* and flooi covering* of Vinyls*. I'lntdlc, Asphalt Tile or Linoleum. Free estimate*. Tele­ phone 1424, The Furniture Cen­ ter 11*1 West First. ALL TY P ES fliilhlnter work Reasonable Rale* Free F*Hmate*, flprrnilef Hervlee, Lime not Dolomite nml Fertiliser, Fm pent er A tlracev. I’hoi.s i.l!i:i M or Hi.K-J L. L. HILL -I'tnnr* Heine ford till A'. Technician Route I, flan 'M l ED M O N D 'S I 'pled derlng Simp Hiolie Itll'M lilllllllire A sent envoi.< \\ I'liimhing A Supplies Conlructing A Repali . I King 2NIIII South I'mk Ave I’iione 50 i w v n M o w e r s siimpened hi . \, li i ii-paiied Shiimmi'i, .1111 E (Ih SI Pl.l M HINC 'on!rar' mrtl repair work i 'i r r e.timole it I. Harvey 2ll4 Sanloid Ave Home laJK REST guide lop soil 42 U0 tier yind ileilveied Ellis 4. Lloyd, I'iione IKilTi W II \ 113 SETS, im holing t.ootle*. cop- olid •>. I. iiiadi !.* order. Coll 2212 M E f'H A N IC Walded, -(emit i;ie J Aid IF SI EH The pi in Ileal, FfiRNlflllR M Home, .1 hi.lniom*, I'U X E D D F E E D S Cnmidete line pliiymcf.t for geiieial i-vp. i ijuce lliilfty, inale-t way to convert in llmil'a Tineilo Feed SMore newly redeemalrd, time nian. tiood wage* ami *. aliyn lluil porch ,»i tueerewav into a 1.utrnanii-Hill* llenlton. Hi Hi (Inal anteeil weekly miulinujl) t ool, in 11 ale i nr. to Telephone I.O OI) A N D HAD lando ll-HdTil, uflei d p m. Sun Mud have hand tn.ila \pplv to 1121 fin f i....... . ot -ton tin.nu Used flufa fun) UH9. Walter Pennell. Seminoli f . iuii l.y I III 33’i'st First I’lm Fill illil*ed 2 pi . Living Rnnm ly Mntora. I'iione lull \ fi« i line fh'iitet. I HRN W 1IKD five riHim apt, a • Suite Ki.nn ititMt p.m. call 772 W liartlve. One block fnim P O iNe.l Rnmul flak Dining Fhlirrh. Adiill* or •oupli willi| Tul.le 10.00 W O M EN ,10 55 Don't mini 'Id. % n f .. ' C 1 •. '.i •<d ■ tt -: infant. Jilt Crave* Ave. Oiunge D*ed 5 |e Dinette 20JH) opportunity to he, on,, i mine,I 11, if _ f.; H 1 l City. | Used Sofa With Slip ('over 21),(ID for a lifetime ................. at mi I '-i d Oveistuffnl Lounge e«penile tu the cni*cli\ fi.-1.1 No L EHRNIH1IF.D garage Npnilmeut FI ill with Slip Cover 20.INI rvpeileneo lie, e*.*uis Ml o, available Sunday. 1209 Alagun INeil Wood Uni, lliu Spilng II M l T H ' E S P ERS ON ALS — 17 part lime work, tiood oppoitun Ila. mol Hail Millin''.* tty fot adviiin einenl Wiile shopping eotn pints flfiJiU i pluinr uu. and addle<* lo ,(ii T H E IVntkirig Man',, F U R N I S H E D Home. J hodrnoms, place hu new, used and refinnewly redecorated, i lime in. Doi| Large Chest of ulmd f.HUItiiie for llie compin'.* Lorniann-HIII* Realtuia, Plinn<> ti...... Hinlgcl Prices Telrplinn* ,10,191 Orlando il-Hd-Et, afler fl pm Used Large Dresner 1121 T lie Fm nit in «> ( 'enter li d Reg. 110 95 HIlUpwolll 3 pi­ WANTED Fail Sanford !)H9. V3'oal First. lled Room Suite 79.00 EXPERIENCED 31 3N MATHER (IF SANFORD SIX ROOM house, mi Seminole LUST' A N D F O U N D 14 II Phone 127 Set vice Station nml Tlie lie lllvd., unfurnished. Phone 27.1-W 29.1-011 «. 1st St. puli Work. Apply In | o i * » ii heforn DiflO p.m. K i ll1N 11 pan dark ilmiiiml read­ JONES' TIRE SIIHI' OIL FURNAnKh-Hy Kreaky, ing glirase* in Mef’inry'.i Sntur.118 West 1st St F IlR N IH IIE I) U-room a|ntrtmeilt. Wall, Fluor ami Fireplace. dnv morning. Ownor may hnve I IB N. Jaasaminr Ave. M. (1. IIDIKiEH for payment of this ml I'himn 105 W. lit St. Phone 138 inn it. FUR N ISH ED WORK WANTED -9 P 1 A N 0 S~ (hilbrenann, Spinet* 9— A FTO M O H ILES — n priced from 45111.00. include* 4 flABY SITTER — Heat of refert.’lb tn f5(l jtrr month. Mr*. M. (>. Irnnildn, Magnolia Terrace, Innings. Terms, trade-in*. Kuencei. Mr*. Miriam Vlnup, 1Id der'a Plano Store, 1209 Myrtle. W. French and Volusia Ave,*., West 10th St. Phone I0I9-M. For night appointments rail Orange City, Fla. SI nl Inn, corner 1st A French, ™ = a™ r 12IW-W. W ANTED RADY (JITTER. Espctienceil He former*. Mr*. R. Csrroll ph. I1HH M EIlCtJRY, (xcellent cottfH. — 3 (iAS RANCH, like new, 911 Oak 1180 J. Ave. FOUR IIKDROOMH nr three large Il A 11Y SllTINU, Rest of refen'iibedroom hoiur. Close In or USED HOTPOINT Stove, Kances, phone WH-J, 898 Mellotivllio would conalqer Orange Cliy. moro Ironer, good condltlnit. Ave. • Phona 624-It, Write A. C. Mims, Phone IH111, 51fi Magnolia Av«. lion. Radio, healer, •liotllgnL Must sell ipllckly. .1(19 Park, I'hnne 11154, 1C— TKAILBRS - I I 91 FT. Spartan with hath, 1U60 model, price C. F. Law­ 9-PIECE mahogany Duncan Phyfn BABY SITTER, Mrs. Fnlkunheig, dining room sulto. will Mil hupman, Sanford Trailar Park. host roforcnccs. 1'hunu 1211-J. ■1— Real BaUla For Balt —3 iirafely, Also living room furallure. Priced to sail, Cush nr EXPERIENCED iiebv «IDrr. Nell l i t i U S E T r a i le r T io M Vlndule, 34 If you Want to Huy, Rent nr Sell, ft. Cuatmn. Imnilre Sanford M. williams, 1520 Ltonglnn Ave. Urms- rlion* JU2-W for nppn|ij|. .Armory, 91N E. lut St., Phan* j. W. HALL, Heath 1437. Florida fit at* Bank H u . ta— SPECIAL BERVICEH - 1 3 "CaH H a f ’ Phona 1758 FOR BALE, 27 foot Continent] w is e s awd M o ra n s l,(>" "7- Bt- J- 2 BEDROOM hauae under Ml eon- All Pagalat BraaSa GOLDSBORO PACKAGR STORK * loto w. Dih at. MAC'S Else trie Service MovedUrttporariiy to rear of 1600 Sanford Av*. Electric motor retvlmllrg. Television and radio ItrrieB^Aa^ M at to you as your house trailer, compute 1 bottli gai stove and new «Ui refrigerator. Also built In w ltlijarge .vitii large picture wlndo window, ply “ r Coilrt, ?lr Pari Park At*. T“r a ilr lflOZ-W. �**\ put WWW .... •« • ......^uvJZ;;kv...... T•■ -# *w.»*w.ea !W5®S '■JSSa'TI! ^ i ' l l * 1' ’ ' - r>V THE SANEORD HERALD P ir A t Thun. May 29, 1333 10 Masked Youths Seize Radio, Make Fake Broadcast Derry Suit Settled For Bitf Payment HOOEHSVH.LE. Tenn uP - The federal government'* mil again*! Ihe George L. Kerry estate hits been settled In Chancery Court here with the payment of 1337,4t*3 In back taxes and penalties. It was disclosed today. Assistant Y V, ~S Hist Atty Ferdl uand Powell. Knoxville, said tho collector of internal revenue el ready has rereived u check for I J i n O R E ’5 MEDITATIONS _____ Op Alley OLE CP4AM 'Z fif SHE HAD A*GTritM' 2 t)T A loTtfMER K/dlFE e m siciti-tT , sh e h a p Student Reinstated Senate Approved At Southern College Cireaitty Redluced Foreign Aid Bill LAKELAND Florida South­ ern College announced today It has reinstated a senior student suspended after a pantie raid be ■jr M E HALL cause moie than 100 freshman WASHINGTON of) - The Senate girls volunteered to remain In haa overwhelmingly Ingiy ppassed a fU (heir room* during all off-clats 700,000.000 rqretlH'wlA bill but the hour;, until Sunday as punishment Jdutual Securlti ty progra ram la almost lor provoking Hie raid. sure to be cut' it fa further th e r before any A statement from the college money actually become* available. ubllc relations department said The final Senate vote on passage hi* meant IhH itirto ire jivin# up 1•Vt-Jncii.'./ IK night was ?; to io wnn a l l fl ld * * a n d J O * l » i a c t i v u y r e *L ." , Democrats and 2S Republicans ing the busy final weekend of Ihe In support of the'measure school year in aid Ameirica'l friends _____ all over The girls said they brought on Ihe world. Nine Republicans and th' raid by staging a snake dance ,.i,e Democrat. OUn Johnston (S. outside men’s dormitories and C ). laid “No." hurling taunts Monday night Hut th* bill now goes Into con­ The men then poured from their ference wttb the House which voted dormitories and some got Into one last Friday, 243 to 110, to authorise sorority house, where poller the spending of 18,101.000,000 In th* nabbed four male xtndeutx. Girls fiscal atai..................... year Marline this July l j ! the sorority house maintained I hli 537-million they bud asked the-.e four to guard ,h- fuini dollar difference the house ngalnst the real raider* tliria^addH tonal br h m*,DI The college suspended all . four,. mT«1*?* cut Inevitable. however, but later an putted utui ihen, after the compromise aureinstated one. u srnior No names Umrlzation measure la paised, lb* were revealed lawmakers will get another crack Today's reinstatement of anuth at the program when an approprlaer senior leaves the two other men tlnllS is bill actually making the i monstill under suspension lor one se ey available la debated. inesler Both .seniors now will be President Truman asked for graduated next week on schedule 000,000,000, dcclarln, ' ‘ :«g «this waa the minimum needed for America'* extension until June 30. IDSI. VJust before the vote, Truman critical ot the cuts voted % ’ f . sent Ihe Senate a message urging House. it tn reject a plan to tanmee Inbor The bulk of Ihe money In Ihe and Industry ........... motives from authorization bill I* for direct mili­ Ihe Wage Stabilization Hoard tary assistance designed to equip (WSli) the forces of American ailles In An umemlmenl culling for re Western Europe and elsewhere. vanipltig of Ihe wage board was Administration forces In the Sen­ lucked onto the bill The amend ate beat down all efforts to cut meiil would make the board au the $6,000,000,000 voted by Senate all public body committees until late in Wednes­ Truman’s Iruglhy etc 3d graf day’s session. 2nd lead Then Sen. Long (D.-La.) Former Police Chief Freed Of Charge Try and Stop M i ------------ l y IINNITT C l t f ----------A N ALERT WHMrn UMriff conflicalwl a w a,on-load o t slot machine* In a raid recently. The hoodlum* who owned the machines demanded to know by what authority he had seised their property. He pointed to an old law banning the use of steel traps to ensnare dum b wnlmeb. Tit* - j~ jg« gleefully backed him up, and the machines were destroyed. VALDOSTA, Os if) — A former Madison, Fla., police chief was acquitted by a Lowndes Superior1 Court jury Wednesday night ot a murder charge in the slajtln slaying of a Valdosta meat salesman. Lonnie Murphy, a captain In the Valdosta police department befojrA his appointment a* Madison chieg entered a plea of self defense Id the shooting of It. T. Roberson. The Ju*, iciuiT.id Its \erdlct iftcr JclibeiaKirB llute an.' a half hours .Murphy surrendered after the shooting Sept 7. 1951 at a driveln restaurant south of here. At a commitment hearing, the murder charge was reduced to voluntary manslaughter but a grand Jury subsequently Indicted turn on a idiinter count He bad been free qw 825,000 bond 9 Murphy told the Jury he and Kobtrsun had a few beer* and ap­ parently were nn friendly terms until they started lo leave th* res­ taurant Then, he said, Roberson | drew a pistol end threatened his i life. The former officer testified he drew his own gun- and fired five times, killing Roberson. Ti m e t 'P cj S u m P aJ ITHACA. N. Y. I* - Ten masked youth* overpowered three xtudent* ELSE iiPES WUSE-I at the Cornell Unlveriily radio italion Wednesday night and broad, KEEP»W# cait * take bulletin that European lhat amount Powell termed tj. it>r ride* had Lien burned and •J* torjje.es. back !ae payment he air armada was approacinng North ever seen In East Tennessee America Kerry, president of the AFi. In ­ A university official said the in. ternational Printing Pressmen urn. • • • cident looked like a “practical Assistants' Union for more than la Pittsburgh, Fred Bow**, Joke.’’ *0 years and a former Unite,. Jr., of PMzwy-Bow**, regaled a The station (WVBH) was flooded Stales senator Irom Tennessife. U. S. Chamber of Commerce with telephone calls aflcr the died In December. lirrH meeting with thee* Illuminating broadcast. Some callers asked The government tiled Income tax more Information but many I evasion chatges against Kerry in delzUUonat “railed Just to rib us,” the station | Federal Court nt Nashville In tin■oclaUit: You h a v e t w o manager reported, and there op early HMDs and lie wus fined liO, cow* and give on# to you, pearnl to be no widespread alarm. ! ixm and given a one year suspended neighbor. II J .MrUurlhy, Cornell super- 1sentence Fascism: You ha vs two cows; vitor of safely, said none of the Powell said Ihe civil proceedings Ihe government lake* both and raiders whs recognized lit their In Chancery Court hern stemmed lets you buy back some of Mi# milk tokimmedL Halloween masks. He said they from the covcrnmerit lux rusds Communism: You have two cow*; the government take* Loin and "probably were student*.’’ He said most of the |337,two pay­ •boota you. The raiders interrupted a must ment covered jtonaltlps and Inter Capitalism: You have two cow*; you sell one and buy a bull. cal broadcast at 10:07 p miESTt eat rather llinn actuul luxes Capitalism under a certain admlniatration: You have two cows; and were In control fur eight frank I. Gardner S r. line ol tlw government lakes both, shoots one, milk* th# other—and throw* minutes, McCarthy said. Ihe co administrators of the Kerry They tied up two announcers with estate, said other eieditors hud not Senate Rejects | th* milk army. ropes and held a girl engineer in been paid yet He added that tic i COerrlght. IMS, by Reaatti Ctrl, tnairibuud by Stag f n iu r u ayndicsl*. W u jfe P ro p o B a l a chair. HFCSUPPORTED dors not believe there will be siif Stewart Kennetl, student mans- fit-lent funds left to pay off all WASHINGTON ih-T he Senate WASHINGTON 'd*-The Senate ter of the station, said Ihe “listen- creditors able tn get through a Soo millmn ng audience was large” al that One of the biggest creditors is rejci-lctl a jiro|Hixal to end wageSeveral GOP senators supporting Ranking Committee voted A-to 3 reduction bv a 37 lo 34 vote, partly hour, but added that most listen said to be Ihe pressmen'* union piiii' I'niilnd . June :io because halIf a dozen Senators vot- Gen. Dwight D Eisenhower for Ihe W ay tn keep Ihe Hecons Iruction The proposal whs offered by readied Ihe bulletin which Kerry headed until Ills death ing against cut* had gnnp home Republican presidential nomination Filinnnt Corporation iltFC) In Sen Dirks,-n (li III i ns un arneml was false. Earlier long'* proposal (or a too Joined with a majority of Demo business as the government’s chief mi ld to a lull to continue the conIthaca police said they had re Icmllng agency. Rut It decided to million cut Inst 40 to 17 tiol‘ until March I reived tin queries The station can erst* to defeat all but Ihe 20U mil write a number uf reforms In the D ucIoh Arrested However, some Republican sena­ The Si-nule opened debate alt tho be heard only faintly beyond the law telling up the RFC bill today. II nothing to dune tretor* had been conlldent that the lion dollar cut. campus area. tCunllnurN fruit. One) Earlier this yeart he Senate byl Elsenhower bad advised Con lore June 30, wage and price con­ Senate would vote at least a halfThe bulletins announced lhat to-caught In tho ad voted to abolish the scandf.l gress against any substantial re­ trols will die automatically at lhat London and Maraeillea had been billion ilaih on (he floor An Duclos's wife, his Belgian cliauf stained agency, but It reconsidered bombed by "Rusalan-type" planes four snd an Alsatian bodyguard lime amendment by Sen Welker (K - ductions beyond the one billion and sent the question back to th* President Truman had asked an and that a flight of 'unidentified wrre arrested along with the Ited Ida.) to do this was defeated 41 to dollars voted In Senate committee. banking committee for more study. planes" had been picked up by leader .Mine Duclos was released Royal Canadian Air Force radar today, but the others were still unit* off the coast of Newfound held. land. Attorneys for Duclos. who heads The broadcast gave the speed France’s Communist Party In the of the planet at 300 to 330 miles absence In Russia of Maui ice per hour, and added lhat a l such Thorer, demanded bit release mi a speed the planes would reach ground* thul Ids arrest violated Kangor, Mo., In two hours his parliamentary Immunity In Washington, two federal agrn News of Ihe arrest was blaroned dee—the Communication* (.mn- today no the front pages of the mittlon and the FBI—tald a pre Communist press Seizure of the llmlntry check Indicated the In iia|»ers apparently was ordered to cldeol was one for local and col­ lessen Inclleinrntt o further Mol lege aulhorltlet t uhamlle log The tlallon Is trot licensed by (be commission because Hi broad­ PARIS up — The public prosecu cast! are limited to the campus tor tonight ordered an ImmrdiahLINENS LADIES’ SUMMER There area pproaiinalely too co) Inquiry into the affairs of Jacques On* table odd pieces tn Towels, leg!ate stations which do not have Duclos, litinrisoiied lop Fromb DRESSES Napkin* and sets. a federal license. Dotted Hwlss, Htrtped HeerCommunist leader, and oilier* "to Commission ofdclali said, how see whether they should he in me Regular price 1.00 to 0.06 mckvr, Powder Puff Muilin, ever, lhat they will look further culed for plotting iiguinM lluIndian Head. Into the Incident to detrrmlnu def (date's Internal security ’’ One gruup uf Cool Hummer Now Inllely whether it might be a fed.......................................... The order also tunned Andre Regular pilces to LIU yd. Cuttuni values to 14.U6 eral matter. Still, the editor of the Communist V a Price One section of the Communica­ newspaper L'Hutnaulle, one ol the Now tions Act makes It unlawful for Ited papers ordered seized liy the any person to "knowingly utter or government for Inching rioting Now 69c yd. transmit, nr taua* to be uttered against Gen. Matlhnw K. Itldgway, any false or fraud the new HIIAPK commander. O f itransmuted, iR im n iiH Y V i m u •«•»•*> uient signal of dlttreaa.” In the National Assembly Coin Commission lawyer* were check tnunlxl deputies demanded the Ini Pore Silk Prints, large as­ ! over thla aectwn to detarmlne niedlgte liberation of Duclos, who LADIES’ SPRING sortment from whlah to ether tho agency. L[might j I« have ha* been been charged with carrying choose. rlidlrtlon despite ihe fart that nut during ring Weil Wediierilny night's __station docs nol require u II blond ilcuHiiiilratlons xgolosl Values to 3.60 yd. AND SUMMER cense. Itldgway. An FK1 siMikesman said the in iterlnr Minister Churle* Kruno Interior Hpedal 1.09 yd. cident bad been reporled to that has declared the government has ONE GROUP SUITS agency. He added, however, that proof nf "nn organized ami perma­ It appeared to be a matter to be nent conspiracy bv the Communis: DRESSES Drapery Fabrics to neat, bandied by local and college au troops" against tlm Fiemh stale Fashion'd by "Weather Match” and bright itripct. Pra-ibrunk, thorllles during the street flglillng. One Cunt fast colors, 60" wide. Miuntst wun killed nml 17 luully butt "Life Saver” In pastel and dark Including Cottant and nml 2txi police injured in Paris. At Chlorophyll Is found mostly Regular 1!.4U yd. Nice another 23 person* were hurt colors. Rayon Print*. plants, but It probably occurs The Inquiry will be Hindi* under some animals. Special 1.98 yd. articles nf Ifie French penal code Values to 17.00 Washable Itnyuns, backwhich provides for deportation for Value* to 10.00 Legal Noticed gimind uf light blue, light anyone plotting to deatroy or change Ihe government by Inciting pink mnl white with neat Now NOTira Floral Drapery Fabrics, Th* annual maall)'* of Ilia tinea citizens to arm themselves against luxehud pulletne. Now huldara ol Ilia VVIsJit Orooarr c .1. authority. valued to 1.06 will tia halil mi WI ilnttilxl, Julia 4 Regular LIU yd. .88 lait ai in,liu a in In Ilia prlnt-liia utile*. Kill Mullltl Blm A*•. «*» 11 Now 1.49 yd. MEMORIAL IIAV Cluseuut (OKI. Ha. (t t| W1()MT „ .88 NEW YORK - All domestic ria, r-Traaa. financial and commodity exchangm All other suite graatly rfdueedl a ydw. 1.00 throughout the United Sintra will On* Table Cotton* and bo rloaod Memorial Day. Friday Rayons, Broadcloth, Waffle May 30 and Saturday May 31. Pique. Dumello Print*. One table Cotton Goods In­ various llveatork reports will lie tiita ia a r laaued both May :«» mid 31. Hhant-a-Rh*er Chambray, cluding Pique Frlnti, IIIVONCM » KI»Mt)NI. LA llb f : .............. Buper fins Volin and Rayons Batiste, Ileersitcker, Ging­ LADIES' HAND BAGS In patterns and prints. MONK DOCTORS ham and (ilberi. SCA TTER CHICAGO W-The United Staten On* table of assorted alyles and colors, Value* lo 1.06 yd. Values l.’Jh yd. Clusauut tad a record high mini her of 311,regularly priced 2.08 to 7.00 RUGS ISO phyalciana at tlm end or tuM, the American Medlrul Aaaaclntlmi 2 y d s . LO O CloHCout 1.00 yd* N ow . . . . V» Price With non-skid boaks, ami ■ddr.tt In lluitl reported today. Thla waa a gain of i Hall. lot Waal turn I,MO over 1»30. White alt* 3 x 0 , . Naw York Clljr. II. The figurea allowed 0,21*2 persons exceptionally good i (taraby urft.rr.l in ap- ibtalned llcenaea to practlre for PLASTIC GARMENT BAGS, anawar III pa rami (or lir the first time, but that 3,tW2 denlha values at 000 BOYS' SUITS MEN’S SUMMER Jo a Kill of Complaint at doctora ware reported during the Heavy duty for horn* or car. Special Price tin aaalnal you In ilia year. Spw U l While cotton Gabardine* with i s u i t ................................................... ...................... ...........: | . 6 9 SUITS •» t>„ l i l t , lama balne a short troussn CUT tY HICKl.it eorae, utharwiit a lite r.. u .,d h | o a . . . . . . i t • ( * « * . . 11 ■. • . . . , « t . i . • | i . I I 2 F-J » ! m Ir R * * - » * * • M i l l . MOLINE, III. (A - Mr*. Eleanor 4 Suita age 8 White, Nationally known fabric* Von Damme Wednesday night 1 Bull age 7 ■harpetted the ilcklo ahe uaaa to which will wash or dry claan. cut grail. Her huiband, Marcel, l Suit age 8 came home, picked up the alckle Regular price 88.00 CANNON WASH PLASTIC SHOWER to Impact the honing fob atul look Regular price 8.00 Court CLQTH8 • few practice awing* with It. Mft. j CURTAINS Van Damme, aama how, backed Ckkwoat for dear, Green, Yellow, and Hack. Extra hoary qttelity to IMautiful Into ranga. Her wound wa* traated Regular price* 8.09 and I.M assortment of solar* J.98 r LEN D O F M O N TH CLEARANCE PIECE GOODS » 12 m Now MANY THANKS Sp«clal 10 for MEN’S SEERSUCKER BOYS' WASH TROUSERS MEN’S SHIRTS MEN’S SPORT COATS Khaki to age* I through 18. Other aelon ogee • thru 19 Valuer to I.M. V U w .il. M» Paetel ehadee la lightweight fabrlce in create holding and ahape retaining quailtie*. the Primary Election*. Haw M thru O . MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS Long Hejm. lightweight fabric* • la fancy pattern*, film 14-144 tUu . 17-174 ■'A-.'i-.ei.,' • Viltwa to ^ ■V m ■ P ■I P gcJv/'f P ?.H■ 1 rS'.i fr ;i ’ t t.V . PRvHHPT, f^'eCnVsT Jv ’ 1 .*J ** A : V'V '’ 1 f I' \ . J % | ! �m m BY& r . J ■ >•»»•' ' '■ 4 J \ ,>7- ’* } . ■ ■■— fi• f.* * : ^r **4 - v 7tj---------- t' - t * .' •, - '• * — r r - — r r --------- - t ,. Pf'i Ctilth v W 1,- W. If 'JC'*-1' • T im RANFORD HERALD Thaw. May » , tW I Put T . Hit For Blocking Korean---------Armistice Of By 8AM SUMMERLIN MUNSAN, Korea UR - The chief United Nation* truce delegate In day i.*..] t v Coinniii.il*... hi blocking a Korean armlitice out of diiappotntmcnt that to few Red w v prisoners want tn go home. In another futile lesston at Panmunjom, Maj. Gen. William K. Harrison Jr., reminded the Com­ munists they had agreed to the screening—which determined that A early 100,000 of IBO.Oon lied POWs and civilian Internees ore unwilling to be repatriated. lie suggested another recess to give the Communists time to re­ consider their demand for the re­ turn of all prisoners. Dul the Reds Insisted on another meeting at 11 a, m. Friday. "The factor which prevents an armistice today," Harrison said, "la not your objection to the screen­ ing process Itself hut rather your Bhagrln at the small number of persons who staled that (hey would not forcibly resist repatriation—a number which was obtained by the fairest means possible and hy a device which had your full acquiescence." Harrison told Ihe Reds again at the 03 minute session that the Al­ lied offer to repatriate only those POWs willing Is final. II brought this Irritated rejoinder from the chief Communist nrgntlaO r , North Korean Gen. Nam II: "I advise you lo pack up from now on such wnrds as final and Irrevocable which ar? not worth a > A* - * *1■-S -JP! Mrs. Alfred I. dul'ont. of Jacksonville, will receive from PrrslGen. William P. Nuckols, U. NT spokesman, said the firm dent J. Ollle Edmunls on June 'J an honorary degree from Stetson Allied stand "seems tn be getting University at the nnnual commencement exercises. Mr*, dul'ont It under his (Nam's) skin a little shown In her formal garden at her home, Kpping Forest, bit." Nam launched Inin annlhrr hitler allack on Allied trcalment of prl*. oners. Rut he did not renew his Tuesday and Wednesday warnings of stepped up military action. Taft, ik e ’ Running Neck And Neck In G.O.P. Race For Delegates Ilv JOHN RANDOLPH SEOUL, Korea i0i — Communist big guns turned hack an Allied raid with their mightiest barrage of the year Wednesday. It was Inc (■me day nrd truce negotiators threatened tn renew heavy fighting In Korea The Communists poured 7,120 rounds of fire on U. N. positions ® the 2t hours endrd at n p. rn. Wednesday. That's five times Ihe Reds* normal volume In the pres­ ent limited action phase of Ihe war. Half the shells broke up an Al­ lied raid on a three-hill enemy itlon near Korangpo on the E?* front. Heav* Communist Wei mortar and artillery barrage* also pounded two sectors east of the once heavily-contested Punchbowl the eastern front. of the Red fl| didn’t it ppeaks .. rounds In a single da. The Red artillery barrage near Korangpo forced withdrawal of U. N. troops who hsd wrecked Com­ munist positions on three hills along the old invasion route to Houth Korea. « It came as North Korean Gen. Nam II, the Reds' top tnice ne­ gotiator, told the Allies at Panmunjom the Communists "shall B it ait Idle” during what he called ■laughter of their captured sol­ diers. Allied warplanes destroyed 100 bunkers and 30 gun position* along the front. Ihe Air Force reported. It said daylight raids Into north Korea destroyed 113 vehicles, one link, one power plant; made 30 rail cula; collapsed a railroad tun­ nel and fired 20 buildings. U. N. warships shelled both oasla. tty The Associated Press The sound and fury of ihe Tall Eisenhower duel for Republirun presidential nominating votes were echoing today in places like Ala­ bama, South Dakota and Wash Inglnn. D. C. With Sen. Robert Tuft of Ohio Just about through campaigning and Gen. Dwight Elsenhower ex peeled homo In a few day*, the Associated Press tabulation of pre convention dcle/tale strength now shows: Taft i03, Eisenhower DIM Nomination at the July 7 Na tlnnal Convention in Chicago re­ quires 304 delegate-votes The As­ sociated Press tally Is based on concessions, pledges, instructions and avowed preferences Taft, who said some tlmn ago ho has Just about wound up his drive for delegate votes he hire convention time, was assured to­ day of a majority of Alabama’* M delegates. Taft bacaers rial mid 10 votes as the Alabama GOP convention met In Hirminghain lo complete the delegation by nicking four at large members Elsenhower pen pie conceded Taft a m ajoritymeaning Taft's name would be placed first In nomination since Alabama heads the alphabetical roll calf An Associated Press survey showed that South Dakota's dally newspaper editors look for a TaftEisenhower photo finish In the state's June 3 primary. The editors' estimates, weighted according to population of arcs* covered, give Taft ,i slight edge: 31.2 per cent lo Elsenhower's 40 a The primary Is the last clearcut contest between Taft and Elsen­ hower before the convention. It Is a wlnner-take-all proposition with Three-fourths of all sulful pro­ 14 Republican and eight Democrat­ duced In the United Slates lx ic delegate* at stake. burned to make sulfuric acid. On the Democratic side, the millors put a delegate slate pledged to 8en. Estes Kefauver of Tennes­ see ahead of one for Sen. Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota. Tho per­ centage: Kefauver 33.0, Humphrey 44.4. In Waahliigton, meanwhile, two Republican senators said the TaftElsenhower Joust could be gener­ ating enough heat to melt the par­ ty's chancga In the November gen­ eral election. A Taft man, Milton Young of North Dakota, was particularly disturbed over Intra-party strife Ilka that In Texas, where rival Taft and Eisenhower delegations A Taft man, Milton Young of North Dakota, waa particularly disturbed over Intra-party strife like that fr T<n i t , where rival Taft apd lamhower delegations rtltlon. kind la vei T, ' Young ealu. bad for our chance* If "aud the difference* aren't patched tin." Sen. Karl Mundt of South Da­ kota, who haa kept bln own coun­ sel about whom be will support, ,NV ^ , sald: "I sec a possibility that many of the followers of ihe ramlldste wlm lose* may kind of sit on their hands and let the parade go by, Instead of pitching In lo help elect Ihe man who wins the nomination." Tuft has said be would wurk for Elsenhower's election If the general is nominated One ones linn sure to mine up when Elsen bower bolds a scheduled press conference Thursday In hi* home­ town Abilene, Kan. will be the general reciprocate'' Elsenhower is duo In Washing­ ton Sunday Full military ceremon­ ies. 17 gun salute end all, will greet his arrival from Paris He Is stepping down ■" European de­ fense commander to he available for the GUP President! il nomina­ tion If offered. Al Nashville, Tennessee Demo­ crats sclert a at vute delegation, expected to be pledged to hailul ns one for home stater Kefauver. Tennessee's Oemorratle Executive Com miller has contributed 1-1,000 lo Kefnuver's campaign The Tennessee senator leads the Associated Press tabulation of preconvention delegate strength He has 122. compared with S0>s for Georgia's Sen Richard Russell and 03W for W Avcrell llarrlman, Mu­ tual Security director. Wallace L. Journey Made Storekeeper GREAT LAKES (Special) — Wallace L. Journey, USN, son of Mr. and Mr*. Wallace M. Journey of IhtK West Walnut, El Dorado Springs, Mo., and husband of Mrs. Ednn I.. Journoy of 201 <4 West Flr»l Street, Sanford, having suc­ cessfully passed a recant Navy­ wide miupctitivn eiamlnatlon, has been silvnored to the rate of store­ keeper, tldrd class, as of April lit, 1082. Journey, who entered tho Naval service on Sept, 2, I960, and re­ ceived hi, recruit training at the IJ, H. Novel Training Canter, Great Lakes, III., Is stationed at the U. S. Naval Aualllary Air Station,, Sanford, when he .-laninni, wnere no Is is at­ astached to the Supply department. Hcforr>- Joining the Navy, Jourended Miller High ney attended ___ School, and wo. employed by Carnation Milk Co. In El Dorado Springs. The duties of Journey with hi* department are receipt* and ex­ penditure* of requisition* and sup* plies. CHERRYVILLE, Mo. lift - An Oiark preacher—claiming he has­ n't eaten in 37 days—vowed today to fast until death unless his rayers are answered for a re­ gions revival to save the world from sin arc! Communism. The Rev. J. J. Me, old minister of the Assembly of God Church, Is weakening but waa reported by friends still able to walk. The stocky minister has kept to his room since he began his fast, rejecting efforts hy authorities of his church to persuade him to end it (vie has given his wife strict Instructions not tn permit a physi­ cian in thrlr home, even If he becomes unconscious Hr has pre pared a signed statement lo pro­ tect his wife from possible legal action In the event of his death. The Rev. J. P. Myers, lyeri pastor at neig ighborlng Sleelville, tile, conferred with the church's national head quarters at Springfield, Mo . re­ garding the fast. He said that a sustained fast which does bodily harm Is not a tenet of the church. Myers added that he and another official of Ihe church went lo Ivle's home Msy 10 to see whether Ivle wouldn't end hti fast, hut that be refused lo see them. Sheriff Roland Giles said he con sldered the fast a personal matter and planner) to lake no action He has known the minister for 23 years Mrs. Ivle was Interviewed hy Mrs W It Wills, wife or the pub Usher of a weekly newspaper at Sleelville Mrs Ivlr played two recordings In which Ivle raplalned the reasons for his fast Ivle said In one of Ihe record­ ings: "Communism. In a mad rush. Is Invading the nation and Ihe government "Nothing hut s speedy evangeli­ sation or divine Intervention can save the world For If we go on as we sre now, it will take a thousand years lo do It " Ivle expressed hope his prayers would help produce a revival, starting with ministers and spread log to the people H lf)t f M' I 'X I lr< t■ ....... ............. G R E A T L A K E S , III. (Speclall — Jnnies A. White, Jr., USN, son nf Mr. ami Mrs. James A. While, of D»n7 North Albany Avenue. Chicago, III., ami husband of Mrs. Louise It While of I«ong* wood, having successfully passed a recent Navy • wide competi­ tive examination, hits Ixrn ad­ vanced to •- ■' -adtem*" first i las-. na -f .I'M. White, who entered the Naval servire on Nov, 2. Ill 12 Is sta­ tioned al tin, C S. Naval Auxili­ ary Air Station, Sanford, where he Is atlnrhi-d to the Communica­ tions Department. Ilefore (nln ilig Ihe Navy While attended Tuley High School ami was cm ployed hy the Chicago Transit " 'r T . t w ' ■ • :• MONEY NEEDED LONDON '01 - The London Dally Worker, whose sports columnist fnrresst the derby winner, asked Its rrndrrs today for a shar« of thrlr winning* The worker said It needed 2.472 pounds ($0,921.00) In a hurry The lied sheet, which has b4ln having trouble making ends meAt, appealed In Its readers to "show their appreciation" for Its lip on the Aga Kahn's three year old, Tvlvar an tl 2 winner I'ltAIHIR r.AKK u i !,j f |di| 1u la M In 1- a Authority The duties of White with his depart merit are i-otmmiuicalions ► upervlsot “ ** from p o litics tem p o ra rily lo taka M r. Ke i n ! * ° f K p ,*, u , r c h ild re n who have Ihe mump*. Mrs K e fau ve r, w ho has heen takin g an active part In her h m h m r i'i W ashmaV ^ n ' T <'ro | ,r fro s IH e n lla l nom ination. Is shown In her " -h io g t n n ho rn, w ith the .K in g youngster*. , - ........... \a • . * , lS U 2 More than in percent of the world'* sidf.ii I, pniiltned fi no wells on the golf ..... . of l.nillsl ana and Texas I aie rtt rt d If d t- fl b h 0 11 d « a 4 d i n il Stanley M, Tate Ih Machinist Mate h n GREAT LAKES 111, (Special) --Stanley M. Tale, USN. son of Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Tate of Route I, Fulton, Mo., and husband of Mr*. Mildred Tate of 117 West Eleventh Street, Sanford, having eurcenfully passed a recent Navy-wide competitive rexamlnatlon, ha* heen advanced to tht late of aviation machinist's mate, third cla** a* of April 10, 1962. Tate, who entered the Naval service Aug. 19, 1961), and re­ ceived hi* recruit training al the U. S, Naval Training Center, S*n Diego, Calif,, is stationed at the IL H. Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ tion, Sanford, where he is at . Inched to the Security Depart ment. Rrfore Joining the Navy Tate attended Fulton High School n It a 9 C t j/ a i v I * STOLEN RADIUM DALLAS i,p — Officers hunting stolen radium were tipped by h man who carries a Geiger counter that every time he passed a drug store the device went wild They went tn the More with him Mrs Viola Hill walked out of the store where she works and the needle of the device, which reacts to radium, spun around its dial The officer* asked If she had any radium In her car "That’s not Ihe car That's me," she said. "My doctor Implanted radium In my body recently as a treatment. I'm radioactive as so ■tom bomb." Each year more and more high school and college graduates arc finding their C O N C E R T RINGER NEW YORK <0» - Mimi ttemell, former Metropolitan Opera so prann, said Wednesday she expects her first child In exrly fall Miss Rented Is married to Cnnrert Agent Waller Gould future with the businessmanaged electric light and power companies of America RABY BORN ROME UR - The Italian News Agency reported Inday lhat Mrs Francatcn Mlnocchla has given birth to her 171h child. The bahy, a ton, was born Wednesday In Benevenlo. FLORIDA POWER One kind of larvae lives at a depth of 1,000 feet In Lake Su­ perior and comes lo ths surface only occasionally. — 1 DOPE P IO lA fK m TAMPA (0t-FideraI Judge W.J, Barker has pieced Rita Helen Nswyer, striptease t two years probation . of narcotlrs. The »■» pa night club onterfL guilty to tho charge U I ' l o M “ JittneH A. White Jr, Been me h Radioman R pes%: TODAY & FRIDAY 1 *" , * •' ------ :----------■■pr.-.-rr- • ~ •/ ‘V Preacher Fasts In Effort To Start Religious Revival 4Communists Are FLO R ID A S T A T E1 " THEATRES £ « -T? - u . ............ alastin ) A BEAUTIFUL NEW PARKER PEN & PENCIL SET. t • Parker FHghter S e t .................. $31.25 FRIDAY • Parker “51” Gold Cap...................$21-75 • Parker “51” Luatraloy Cap ....... $22*50 V .? ' v. t Flaminairc L ig h ter.....................$12*50 Uy Parker Six Month* Of Clexn Odcrles* Flame with Fltnoua Deep Pocket Clip •• Parker “21” Set ......................... $10*00 Writes "Dry" With Wet Ink Pencil In Matching Colon ( Parker “51” Special ................... $18*25 Polished Chroma Caps Solid Luatraloy With Gold Band and Clip .- m m ANDERSO N >;$t ■h : : too M rimt ; U U'-ro , i ' l l < j K | 4 ' M < I | 0 I 1* * 1 “On The <'I'* ’ Tetephon«a 3S — 1147 By The Clock” v-V • i t hi'-, ; ’ ■:• ' Hi • * ’i & j .$ k 1 �-TT-rr T IIK P a li • H A N F O l U ) IIK U A I.1 I T liu ra . M a , 19, 1051 Security Officer Tells Of Insults From Koje POWs Baruch' Insists Billions Wasted Due To Inflation F orm er Pretiidentia) Ail v itiei U i y rs M mr Amei i< an A ir Powei H> L I W I N IO .n.l v it « « s " (tlfloull (‘'it »•••*•• t«| » U llllIM ll|*tllf* I •!.»> in ultil tlu> util ( m ill Had I i>i iM iiie i» nl war lu ii " tlie re w a i in 1v•i .i uit>li' i i i . I m ite uf a priso n MU** ■i lii-iiit’ l i . j l . i t iiiliiiinuiifly." Hernard .M " l a |il .1hi k Mi liu m - .i v e te rlu .New V u rk stale p riso n guard who .m u Hu- M l i i r M a i lo r b ra v e ry 111 A hi lil \V.u II is in .ill A rm y h o i'lilt .t l it-i iii-i i .lim it lim il n o u n d l | u l l i m l \ p n l in h i a i lot u l Had |*1 I 1 till! I Mi t i i i i i r *.ii«i \ iim ‘1 ii'atii M iM ieri If.i vV In I II 1.1illti*.I H e u li'.l and hi i i . u i l l Im iiiu iit lii liy v icio u s, in el lug l u iiiiiio n ls l i *i|itivpx. i "It « .is le in l.ly i h i i i n i l i (ur o ur in n in s v i.illi'» iiimi IIs May in and -1.11 m il .m il s iill i nut lim e to do 'la ii iuIis Vet .Im im : a ll Ihe lim a i I Has mi hole 11 h 111 .la u I, 1951, In .May H llit-ri- wux n ever a s ln g ll , H istaiu e ol a in i-o n e r In-lilt! treated I iijiu illa lie lv ' l lie ( la m iK .It 1 e a r old o lllr e r , 11m u Attn a N V cave Hie ( i n i t ia in a lii eyew itness a. t uont of the -t i l l id nut mi K o je - a n a lte r -t.n l. io i;lit iiia i i m i. tticli at le a il timl K ille ,ill eoai il« .lllll three .ol III lu ii ean | •I iMillei's in 'll- k ille d Hill .ll l(M>l IN }!tl.lit is and 57 C i | | . net e Hi Mil l it lle iim ie til h i s.-ll a a s vimioded ia lit - in im lie is 11 uni an A inert•all I'll.m l s III .1 ■ til III- coo and a H h s s i .i i i |H lul tile d C> one of the lino lin g i lu le i- as to- and A llie d Hauls tell Itaek ll mo .it t iu k ln g ,<i i si met s Die \|H ll In iiiile t m - broke out a lie n Mt I io n e led loo S o iilh Ko* i i an c u a rd s a lin e d only Mlth today Ibil mote Ilian 20 billion dollars it be mg v-aided on lha detente ptugram because of vitial lie called needles i Inflation Me urged a btoad overhauling o' the mull! billion dollar deli use el loft Mlth einpbusls mi I j »I*i pro (hlCtlim ill aircistl lahks, gnu and oilier weapun* ol war Baruch. HI year old finuiu ier and ex adviser lo I'ieslilents. leslllied tl an open hearing ol (be Senate preparedness inbcoininlttre Ui a prepared statement. Ilarncb Joined forces with members ol ( ’oil grass who have been urging great f r sir power, to m ilch and out strip Soviet Hussls's 7 Bsrtich said tha United Slaies Is In “ gicat parti" becsuie of Russia's superior Sir and lighting power Several times h« raunndeii the *enalors that lop milttai / lead rr* have said Husila would In­ able lo launch all nut alaiuic w.ii lare by July I. 1954. •unimunun. h ix ia k a Questions by chairman l.yndoii B Johnson If). Tex i, Sen Mm-ie (II (Ire ) and oilier comnilMee men Indlraled Ibey ncre.-d with many ol Hnriub's rrlllcisrns and recommendation* When llarucli ronclndnl. lolin ion told Inin the* defense walelidug group soon would have n i *-|>mt Oil Hie stale ul the preparedness program and ways lot iinpiovlug ' V////////, tl. II is expelled to'recommend an all out allot I lo build and eijuip a 143 wing Air Force "If -Aa are unprepared we may and could become another satel lllr of Communist Kossla " Inhn son said Hr said "our dismal lack ol ilrriiKlb" Is cause ol llu lailure lo reach a cease Ine ii|<ri-i-ineiil In Korea Through » series ol him- Hons. It ii nidi look pot shots ul I’resident Truman, Ho- Slide department and others oil illplumnltr, defen-e mid t dome-lie Issues. Wdlioid ineidUmliig Mr Truman by name llarucli prnlealed Hie While Ulnae derlMou In delay or ilreb Ii (ml the pingi.nii loi a 143 wing Air Force And lie opposed bringing West ern Germany Into lha North Ai Untie Traaly Orginlralion unlll Western Europe Is armed and able "In foicstall any Soviet coup " "To slow (be i ear tiling ol \VeM ern Europe and at Hie same time begin negotiations over Germany is In lllll (lot (do- loot lull bulb (rei into a SovW 'lT ap," llarucli said He til*<• uiievliillieil Hie iidiiiinls (ration tlecislmi In build up pro ducllve espnrily of ulrcraft Hun, aininuiiiliim ami oilier defense plants lallier Ilian «|«ed |irodurtlon of llie aeluiil w«dpous "N ii decisive vis tor v in Hie cold war is possible as lung as Hie Soviets hold us ten Hying an edge in mililurv readiness over llie Wesl as they do today." lie said Baruch said llie waste of defense billions resulted (ruin failure In put into liberation Hie vast system ol anil InllaHon runlml- Hint I'nn mess voted alter Hie Korean oul break . "Tlieee powers were nnl ured lor moidlii during which living m ils soared all savings were rheapenrd and Hie real pun-luning powir of every defame dollar was • lashed by one fiflll," be said add ding ,. , , "This needless InllaHon already has cost us 12 billion dollars In higher costs of d*ftu*e uml is like jy lo exart another Hi billion dnl jars III needless tribute over Hie next fiiril year. . (Baruch did pul explain Im use; ol llie wnrd "tribute ") I.unking ahead Harm h i-raed In gresi In trim nut all imsslble "un nernlsary and pfislpunable rx|irndl lures " Bill, lie* added: "When you live under llie shadow of w«e. as we d >fndsy. all uellims mus| Ira valued In terms of llm*.” FRUIT HANOI FAIIIFIKI.D, Calif. 'Ai - Kur 18 ye»r» Mr*. Kiln Ourd xlmwed up •t (he A. H (iuntalex fruit ranrli f»tff here ebmd )he, lire! ol May. (the worked a trull thinner until the end ol June, then moved un ilk* thousand* of other tran*l*nt larm worker*. . i Little wii known »bout her ex rept Hut the orlelnalW came from Idaho At Um QuntaUi ranch the f*ml!v give bar hot m**l* and aometlmel clothing. Three week* Ago ahe tiecame Ul flonralea tnnFher to the Bolano PounDf HoapMal. There, alone and Low Prices Everyday Specials Too! 300 E. lnl-214aE. Word, Florida Quantity Rights Reserved Pricas Good Tluough Saturday, May 31 Huston Unit l l s.\N K h i e.i ,r The South Hun .hi N.iiniii.il Assembly went on I ll itisii ll s ink. t'liHMlit. lull (javf ii Pound TASTE 0' SEA " D A M M IX " Cry Skimtiicd Milk Superbrund G ra d e " A ‘ Chee^co 2 u Margaiino ll Shipt E G G S 23 c BRAND RED PERCH F IL L E T lb. c o d f is h f il l e t ib. DRESSED W II IT I N a Ib. FISH S TE A K S lb. OBc o«c 19c 5‘Jc FRYER B A C K S lb. LEG S & T H IG H S lb. FRYER G IZ Z A R D S lb. FRYEH W IN G S lb. 7 " C u t K i l l U h i i h I H i . 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C H O IC t Syui’mun s.MuiiKi> i.si t this li'inporury rap ,t .| l lu i » •a1lit inn said iinttiliig ilniiil in.iili.il l.«v\ in tin1 1‘1 ' nI of Quart Jar TeenVa* ai*a •*»« flU S T I *i ••>i«t«*nt lilt* S'- «*III I»l V il 3 i*Jrm i llllluy 1 11>%ailllt l«B|| tllm'llllg hi (.Hurl .11 IIIN I lilt', llllpmru Early Garden Peas V • I.i lllll in.iih.il l.iv\ iii I*%i*».•ii .iiul ((tree S u g a r C u re d H re a h la a t Blue Bose Rice 111 a lllit « 1}mu* tl Mn ulilrlt If) lift J i.\» l iillit'lil offIt l.ilh iIhi IiImmI Its iiiiiiiis.ii' tn .i|<|M .ir (nr a public .ii i iiiiiiiini* m»u* coNsarrrKE 'hl^ conJtSrSj^Mtd’the Stripper* vDory Commttfee eel grade end I remriatlona tor dtrua ahipped Mi i H im - -a id In » a s ordered u iii Ho e iiiiijiiio iiil by (lieu K o la * i iiim a iid e i l i i l i e n F r a n c is I liHtld .1,- 410-1 III- m ill recant* ,,i i.d .iim ii l-H .ld v ia - i.-lie v e il of ....... m aud a 111 i Ho lle d s kidnaped .ml In Id liliu Imst lu l 1H boors tins iiiH iiib lli lia s since lu-en n d m id in bis i» 'i mi.im -iit ra n k ul I 1.lulu l M e l. him desi tille d llii- iirls in ie rs mi K<>ii as d i'lla iii d antferm u I I iH iiili-m .ik i-i s iv Im iiirm -d even Hie Ik-iii'I iI s in - n in e ilie n i Into l - i o jiiic im d ii Im llii-lr m ill use " N.i !iOT Cpn Pol Monlo left her entire edit* to (Inmalea Attorney* aald It probably would amount to m.ooo to iso.oco. 1 in «1* of Ftorlde’i aeven cllfu* tried* today to nominate m*m 'I for the Grower* AdmlnUtra ■Intis min l*i k' hii l umjiuimd 95 (0 i . m m i- a iimmdi-d |irlsiilier Lb Can Pound Fruit Cocktail j/oarChoice!AGEN B A B Y L IM A S R A S P B E R R IE S FORDHOOK LIM A S C A U L IF L O W E R BRUSSEL SPROUTS Swift’s Famk Sho Mining H n a T to u B r u s s . *lf*efa, the itinerant farm workar JtKRLAND OtmL'Hnn grower* t . H A IiN A H I) . ..I -va/ M. IIA A K t N S O N W ASHINGTON vti ,tarurh , ____ iold ___ .. stnuk IH IIU M tiNAK A m I In* fo n ria i m uiily n lh iii ill riotous Kill* ll 2 Ol. IVjillo Rtuce’e Bon Asphalt Tile Cleaner LARGE / a 12-ox. Cun • . r / T^T'e T "X*" x No. H C an Armour'e Star Ql. Roltl.t Bruce’s Floor Cleaner Rog. Slzo Cxiti Plumite Cleanser c I{/liquid lor Foster gotler OUhwoitiinfl _ FLOHIDA UHYM TAMI'A '.li - Thu United FW Dry* will hold Ihelr ninth er dale convi-nlluu here Friday, Speukcr* Include Hie Rev. e» A Thnmpvou, »upcrlnta| >f the Mvlhudlxt Cblldrvu'e f H Knlerprt*e; L. F Chap itendeut uf the alale p ford; and Ed 8 Hvode rallahaaiee, president of tb* 1 da Iducailon Anoclatlon, M i 1 7{8h ! ■ v - a). rw jfcJl.fMO. 4XMU �Jk - - Last Of Veterans Of 18fil-’65 Are Nearing The End By UAL BOVLC . NEW YOIIK '-Tv—The long march 1 of the Blue and Ihe Gray is about over T h l* M c in iir ,a ~ |r l,jt . few er Ih sn What People Do With Savings Is Causing Concern u cm a n a u c p u iu a . governm ent clal Insurance funds, stale and local government bond*, and cor­ porate securities. If you add these, Americans saved 13 billion dollara last year. Whether It was 17 or 13 or soven billion, It is credited with having Bv HAM DAWSON helped check Inflation. And It cer­ NEW YOIIK t-W—How much mon­ tainly made a lot of merchants ey the American people are sav- and manufacturers unhappy. Inn—anil how *et they, ore against Are Americans ready lo cut cracking these nest eggs—puzrlc* loose and spend ugalnT a lot of people. The fnilltulc of I.tfo Insurance thinks the American consumer Is ill A U-ller poslliiill now -III*" ever before lo decide for himself wheth­ er he’ll spend nr save. The Increase since 1033 in the perrcniagr of families having more than $3,000 a year Income, It snys, menus that "morn Americans than evpr before now have Incomes that provide a margin over and above necessities and thus have the choice of stepping up their sav­ ings or Ihelr spending as the time and ctiridlllnna warrant." Also the Institute notes that the holding of durable goods per fam­ ily Is at record high, thanks to the rush of buying slnrc the war, r.g biker's dozen survive of Iho Biassed millions who fought In the American war of brother against toother that ended 87 years ago. f'.‘ ,ThU long and biller struggle played so Important a role In our I national story, it Is still so close \ lo 111 as n people. It seems in­ credible that soon even the last drummer hoy who look part In it Will have been swallowed by time. X The earth Is u lomli of many ^wpnUhed armies, but few will live Mger In memory lhan those (hat ■Bended under the banners of ha federal Union and Iho Confcdrecy from 1801 (o 1803. Those momenta In Ihe past when Ihelr lentorlrs In many minds even now buying power was threatened, as N like sensitive scar tissue. Mlatorians now class Ihe War evidenced by the two buying rush­ after Korea," Ihe Institute of ItHNen Ihe Mates—also known as es M Civil War—as the first modern Life Insuranre say*. The Instlliile rites Ihe Depart rer. and certainly II made many kAttges In tho art of battle boln ment of Commerce figures thal total personal savings In 1031 ex­ foot end at sea. It truly was n big war, consld- ceeded 17 billion dollars, or about Hug Ihe population at the lime one out of every 13 dollars of total NcgroesSeek Decidon W North threw 2,128.1)43 men Into personal spendable Income utter On Entering U. Of F. etlofl and suffered 340.014 casual- (axes es. The number of troops on Ihe The government arrives at this With** side is dcbatahle, North- high figure by taking Ihe lolal of historians pul Ihe figure as personal income after taxes, sub as 1,400,880 out of a white trading the lolal spent on consum­ DpUlicr of only five million Ki- er goods and services, and calling mate* by Southern historians go Ihe remainder personal savings Hut a considerable part of what I low as 800,000. Woodrow Wilson lid the South put non,000 men In It rails savings couldn't be turned tfe field and placed Ihelr losses Inin ensh ipilckly, if at all. The I killed and wounded at 133,821. govenuncnl counts ns savings, for As In most wars before the de- example, the payment on mort­ itopment of sanitation techniques, gage and other debls. .**■>«< took morn lives lhan bul- Those who stick to the lower la. The North, fur example, Inst figure argue that savings should •Ely about llD.ono men from com- lie long-term litpiid savings in Iho M l wound* It lost nearly 200,000 Irue sense of n nest-egg. They In­ clude: Time deposits In commer­ :IfcfOUgh diseases. ' Tbt cost of Ihe war Is sill! going cial hanks, mutual savlnga banks, M, mainly now in Ihe form of sharp accounts In savings and Inan ymenls to the widows of vclcr- associations, life Insurance polla. But ever once In a while c|cs, U S savings bonds, rind ■otnfanc stil| tries to get the gov- postal savings deposit* If you count only these the total •rnmint In pay fur a mute that Otw of U. S. Grain’s men In Blue savings are now more than 103 •tola from his great, great grand billion dollars, n gain of just less lhan seven billion In 1031. This daddy's farm. V ilaa North ended the war by the romnurr* with 142 hllllnn dollars grinding weight »f superior mnn at Inc end of the World War 11 NiiLitiFT h e e l e c t e d power and Industrial might. Bill and 07 billion at lls start although finally worn down, Ihe Others would add currency and CHKSTVIKW tat - A former sheriff removed from office by South managed to emerge wllh Gov. Fuller Warren nn grounds lie most of the heroes. ‘ 'Certainly today when schoolboys, son's famous blitzkrieg inarches refused to enforce gnmidlng laws, was tint hark in office by Florida'* both Mor'h and South, rend of the or 1882 Jackson hnd the rare nhlllty lo runoff primary. m a t bailie* nf thal war, their ('umplrlo utiofflcl.il returns show p a r ts go out most to the chief outmancuver and destroy an oppo labia of "The Lost Csuse"—sol- netil facing hint with more and Former Sheriff II. Isle Enzor won dtora like Hubert K. Let, Stone- heffer-armed troops. That Is the 4,218 voles to 3,514 for Sheriff J A, McArthur, his runoff opponent. wall Jackson, and that sabrc ln- supremo test nf military genius. They stilt teach Jackson'a tac­ Knznr was rotmivrtl liy Gov. pUorm, Job Sluarl. Warren In 1030. ly'Oranf was n Ulan Indeed, nut tics at West Point. p youth there Is a quality Ihnl OUR DEMOCRACY ■HOWDY, NE In t h e iw u tg -* » j o - b u o « v o m $, t h e m d i u e pw a c o m m u n i t y w a s m * t t v w i l l ptrai*M)Naa ay h o w m i l OLD DOBBIN COULD TRAVEL. R«*sf1 Mm. 10* ■ A N r o t t U aTATSa r s i a e a i SSAH M BT . Is s lt r i n s f lli T h * fo llo w in g prlc** reported by th* D ia ls r * on Th * Hanford U ls i* Farm er* M arket for product *nid lo Tru ck* ** * Dealer* up lo lit o p.m. M ar I I ■ lean*. Tendersreene. Depending d u a lity B u -h p r . I l. o o . n . so lleane, Lim a * bu. hhr. *00- Sun llean*. I*nte hu herJ if-, c-ubbaga, :>•<•*„,line . . . LeUr-y, (Inlden crate* ( A l ir r . P s M t l era l*a I urum liere bu. bake. nSS? bu. be h i. 1j .!-? » i. e . i,u hpr. hPr »**. B la c k Dye bu. Pepper* ho b .lc i Turn*toe* l o |h , crl* . _ tim e s 1.1* . j j i 1 .1 1 . .* uo |.5o- S.lo U S . f.ju «■»*• 1.00. S I . nil In U S . L is 1 So- * 10 tt-P in t o ranaee |POM « T> ( Ir ip e lr u ll, Duncan box 1,00 at btoduce rac*|**,| I* “]*• Hanrord llla la Karm ere Mnr- t inf mT , 19. . "TDOAV, TUB COMM UNITY I t COUNTftV-WtDC, A t TM f v MOB'LI TV Of TRANSPORTATION HA« BAOUAMTONCf oiarAfrr TOWNS NtXT POOR AND MADE NEHT-DOOC N g l«M B O «l OUT O f ONCB AKMOTK • TAANOaAB.f t"? P int $ 1 .4 0 $ 3 .7 8 FIFTH M 40 ,7' '•> »0;»<> package/ ToUI ''• V P 1* l0'*17 Demand mnrlerala. market Heady. Q uart $ 5 .4 S 1 90 s nU n fr rn Hn U to*.__H When th e. United flutes H ill. K * m IS SSL. °p"’*1 ln a K B M m ffuip which com* beck to I toy* cod 1*16001 uitd for hunting th* thrower era *ald to b* moitly hy th* aborigine* of Australia. State Farmers Market A nd iN C K t A s iN a L V th « c o m m u n it y t* m b a m d iw o - t o INCLUPI A* N IIO HEO R S TH * PRIINPLY P IO P LIfl f k f ACROSS OUfe BORDCtLS AND OVIA TWg 9 fA * — IN JU R S P IR IT OP T R U E D E M O C R A C Y .? money saving values \ .. FLORIDA GRADE A I ni* *;.■«> OLEO ir*d Lb, Swannonn Chicken 'in i Fricassee Ilanta Yellow Cling Sliced or Halves k4»4»4l> A f f AIR Si t V E P Y imKHHKIl and nftAWN Jane Parker's Light Tender WESTERN STRIPLOIN CKNTRAIj m i l t t l l A <H»CK FIIKK/K ANI) sfDHAOK CO. YOUR K m iH a s , City Heavy Western Beef Supar Right Cooked Ready To Eat Locker Plant Hupar Right Heavy Western Graded U. H. Choice Beef Ivory Soap Swlfta Premium Skinleaa All Meat I A A ll A J lb. 98c lb. 89c lb. 48c lb. 88c U. S. Good Sirloin Steak Western Baby Beef Liver U* S. Good Short Rlbn Lean Pure Ground Beef CHUCK Allgood Sliced Bugar Cured Fancy Sliced ARMOUR FLORIDA GRADE A M SMALL 43c t MED. l i b o Soap Flakes 51c DIHECT FHOM LOCAL FARM TO YOU A . B . C. 9I Q I I O K S OUR OWN breakfast Bacon * Fresh Sausage • Smoked Pork Chops lb. Me lb. Me lh-7«c r*iip pkg. Colored, In ()unrlera BUTTER BEANS ^ LETTUCE BLACKEYED PEAS O K R A . iMTMn 2Lbz Ea 2Lbi Lb --------F R O Z E N F O O D S LIMA BEANS Songatraaa GREEN PEAS Brand SPINACH____ FOR BABY CARVING - - BONELESS, ROLLED FRESH HAM AGED, SHARP, WISC. Cheese Wieners 1 pkg. N c GORTON* PILLETB OP lb. | l c Flounder TOMATO JUICE M‘ CHICKEN & NOODLES Begi Chop Suey & Rice lb. | | c SEABROOti FARMS ' .. i ' SUCCOTASH i ■ - J-' CAULIFLOWER FOROHOOK LIMAS CUT OM EN BEANS MIXED VEGETABLES; if extra f a n c y peas . ^ PEN PAR BREADED lb. l i e Shrimp KINOAN ALL MEAT IU iOWA ORLAN Lb. TALCO Z '" H S * , c t 4M [I >__ U-CftWP ■4Mb s« s-:ssi �■ .» n " I f TOtJ DON'T jm * I m I « 4 HetaU. CHy Drifter?, k f 1M t . M„ vIm m m II THE W EATHER i MiN ^ V IU O W CAB 1444 a n f o r i * % e r n Fsrtly cloudy with scattered thundershower* mostly In the af­ ternoon* today and Saturday Not i|iiltr a* warm In extreme north. l i t AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXXIII E stablished 1908 Ike Refuses Active Drive For Top Spot SANFORD. FLORIDA Protest is Filed Against Russians In Security Zone PARIS 'V—Aeslnsl a backdrop at Commxiilsttasplred tenalon •ad V. S. political oyertaaei, Gw. Dwight D. Ciaeahower to­ day tamed aver hla command of 9 Allied Defease Force# In Europe to eOn. Matthew B. Ridaway. Ugh etfleera of aupreme headaalrtera of the North Atlantic Treaty altiea aad a French deleaattw headed by Defense Min­ ister Rene Pleven witnessed the brief ceremonies on SHAPE'* front lawn. William Clark Court, i ‘.'I building, HA unit low cost public hous­ ing project, was recently completed nt a cost of $71*7,8117, and Is ItK-aled immediately weal of the now occupied ISA unit Castle Brewer Cnurt in Goldsboro, a $1,378,721* piojert. Ellon J. Moughtun wus Secretary O f State Lion Difttrii'Miovcrnnr S e e k s Legislation On European Pacts G uaranteeing Peace WASHINGTON rf President Truman, greeting Secretary of State Acheson nt National Airport, Police C a r s Patrol declared today that paet* allying West Germany with the Western P aris S treets T o .mil Communist bine ha* made a "great contrlbullnnl <> the peire P r e v e n t D isorder of llm world " Acheson said agreement* signed 11KIt 1,1N .l* Thr Western Allies In the past week nt Mono and t’arli filed sharp prolesls with the Rus­ will mean “very innrh In the se sians today agauivl "nsbslruellve curtly of our nation, mir stile* and measures" taken In East Germany all the tree world " in the last feu days ami demanded llie task now, Acheson told the Allied autobahn patrol- between President, I* to proceed with leal*, Merlin and Helmstrad he permitted lalivp action In the U S , that to function means Scnnle consideration oft he Notes by llritisb. french and agreement* which hnve been com­ US official* here to Smiel Gen pleted amt signed but which must Vassily I Chuikov said Communist *1111 pas* Ihe test of ratification architect for tile piojects. A large gutlieiing is expected at the iledl- action* in East German) such a* A* Aehe*on stepped down the ration of William Clark Court Humlm ufternoon. The Sanford Houa- establishment of n "seetirlly zone" ramp from Truman's own plans, ing Authority will have charge of the dedication at which many of the along Ihe frontier, worked against "The Independence," which hail civic and business lender* of the count) will hi- present. possible reunification of Germany H em \ W itte. It , v» bo i m re brought him home from Parts, the Earlier, the Russian sector of with outstretched hand, frrrtl to restore telephone service le n t il li c it . I g o v c in o l of Hie President -.ml "Hello, Dean How are You? in West Merlin lint only on hues I,Ion* H i - ii itt l i at tlio state coo i oiigrulidnlinus you did a grand that would be continued by the vo litio n in D aytm ia llc n c li, w ill lllll " Communist* ami Hoi* uddcrl to leave .Imn ! *' «* a delegate to i)nr of the major problem* be­ Hie eon veld),>11 of I,ion* Intel e*t German postal .inllioi ilie* nalto n al III Mexico C it y , lie an fore AchcMin is that of emintsrrejected the oiler and -aid they initliiccd la*l n ight. D is tric t n measure* by the Drilled Stats*, bad demanded 'full ami free" ei n lH Ili- linn,, than .11 i.lon* club* licit 11ii and France against tne tightening nf lines between East 1|wr |(ul)llt.r ........ . prob­ Inlra clly commimirailoii* «* Ibev in C e n li il I D11 liln and West Germany and the Soviet|lU mntP rr,,,01i»ible for the bad rxlitrd liefore the i nt off imposed travel dllfli'litlle* between ,Jy development of the GoldeTuesday West Germany and Merlin s* re­ ,(0mJ „r Rnnf„nl than Schedule For R em ain­ The East proposed to open 7n prisal for Hie forging nf new- Ger line*, ail id tni*m running through any other Individual, At one lime m nt links with the West der Of School T erm the t'cntral Security roller switch when it was a separate town Im Some consideration ha* been Jmsrit In the downtown Soviet -rr nerved as mayoi of liiddsboio. Is Full Of F vcnts tor More than ?.tv*t line* lietween given Imre, it I* understood, to lie solid lVbled milch of tile making a show of power on the area there and sold lots on terms •hied pupils throughout Srm- the East and West sectors have Mr-stern side, perhaps hy Might Of as low a* a $6.00 down payment ilinle I'niintv will be dl'lllis-icd al been snapped military plane* m the German Marricade* were bring erected with fA.OI) monthly payments. Ho niHoi on Friday, June n, and the ,irons, in order to remind both the al dozens of places where Hie is, no doubt, largeljl responsible summer vacation will begin, Supt. ituMiini* and the Germans nf Wellfor theh Igh percentage "f homo T W l.aw-tmi announced this American. Hrlltsh and French *ee Leaflet Blitzes Away •■in firmness in German policy. tors touch nn the Russian Zone ownership In Goldsboro. The Air Force Is rported to nave nooning Meanwhile, Ihe school* None wa* being put up however A t U nprecedented picpared William Clark wanted to sea an- busily planning event* riiluii- on elaborate plans for set­ the Soviet sector lairiler within ting up a neu- Merlin, airlift In hi* rnmniunlty beautified and listing in grad'laUun program*. 132.004 MPI-I Clip the city llsrlf The Russian no-tor t asc the Russian* disrupt tbs mors.Seminole High antavtl’a achedulr Is atiout ‘f>ne fourth of the : fly hauled many o*K tree* uu a ntulo niriil of vital supplies in the oltjr'l wagon after working hours anil I* n tills)' "n r. T o n ig h t, s i 8:00 INDIANAPOLIS r Alberto planted tliam, ftn the same wagon n’clin k Hie M rniipolr C h ap te r of I'AINH 'f 1 Police ear* pitrollod | A m i l l r.iiro p e.in ra c in g i b im pion Western sector Mill some officials is bstllccd water for the tis-ss, Fidmi- Farmer* will hold It* mi- Hie *trrrl* of Psri* In (nn-e today U lie k e il ill-. I o il i l l e ii in the inn -1‘iiiblt It,lit bey will resort to the curing for them until they bail m ini l-ampiet at Hn- School Farm gourd against anv ootbronk o( m ile I .ii e it Hie Iin I > iiip o ll , M nl'ii lull ,i .dr him k rill' II i tilii* htitle develops II seems reached *ubstantlal growlb. . HuH-tl.-ir Janies IU he.ri1n.rTi the ........... rioting i.vi-r lbr jailing 'ipeedw .iv toilav Im e.e.iped no >1111r.* probable that ,i new conIt ws* In rei-ognlllnn of these ****$**' » hr Intrmlllred by K of .lacqilc* Itll.To*. Ihe H e m ll Inn I ■Ider.ilmon will lie given to chatservice* to tils community that tbs G- Kilpatrick \ chanter award t ommiml»l lender M v i m ile* Unkov n ti l> i -1 kicked Irtigmg Hie Soviets with -in Allied w ill l,e muds in lu -n s lf of elo rn ln f b.itle* llriin e . Hie m in i let ol Hanford Hom-ing Authority dr I'b , nrd op In 1 12 ’inl Hn com (In­ iiimri-d (nun or truck convoy un | l oiM lliilPil flit t*Hil r !*•< stn S lo ie * In I' |, K rd illn g rilled •lint II ws* filling to nnni■i d ll Lee M ill m l Hi .1 ic . .in nulitaty orders In go through i' it it lb i-i n o -n iil* w ill be presented tiv the new project in hi* bonnr I I | o ld llnl bonier guards f tle t xel nml .1 i i S m ith The tlerllrnllnn reremnny will It T ile 1-ll-rl Vg.dlltsIlMO M I m iiv I -lilt St ite Department rules said iilg b si'bool senior* w ill i-ii l>e held near the Administration who 't a ile d out in Hie pole po'itlon WIii-miii o oiilil given ( roman a full MmMing which i* located at the my H n -ir n n n iinl pienie M ondiiv nt m the i ninintn* D ir it p e im l n pMit on lii* week lung European rear of .... project. It i* requested ’iiylonn Hear I, Mother* .. he m i , t,in n in g a sli-iid v fitHi ini"mo nnmrdialrly, will confer IplU- 'vl11 have charge r K«* or Ihe that person* attending the pro IM t",»'«> M . m ile* V ilkovletl w n -t ill with responsible congressional • roifritm . Film I rtKHiiiitmhniiA for *i n e lin g at record -peed Hi* ,iv I'liminiltees promptlv gram pinkn *.** their ................ autumohile* on and will It lilllll I'm * i , eith er M ultrcrry A ven ue or West "e«tm..-M, .....................* and Jiinior* ei i -i- lin n w in I I 1 Shi lie lle rlllg make a nn Hull wide radio television Tenth ........ and walk through " I” ' «' .......h""' "" liiii.idcasl Monday mglili hour In W A S H IN G T O N P A in e ili in- W ill in i'* old record of 1 :m IHrt the project 1In to .1 cat out of Ho- iiic c In- itmouiired i the project to the A d m in is tra tio n '" r s d a y and W -d n e -d a v Another tnnn rncil their w ar ilr m l Hu* turn irlnl event for Hie senior* will l,e ,, 1 he M |ra i le I'n'wel peel il w (ion llie President put Acheson M etn o risl lt » ) A n il while tinllullilirig. i T n -Hi-Y tin late Friday after tiled \n g e mi In* plane "The Independence," nt home observed the d.iv ill n e h ti v A ml v l.lndeti I.Ttie ifen eral piddle I* invited tion at Hie lioiiii- nf Mr and Mr*. (nlk* w ith sn lrm n cercm o no -s, n c ri» * Ic- A In okeii o il llm - to n e d tom Im Monn mil Paris eight day* ago Hie dedication ceremony ami l> W V . M illin g . Cllll lie *,nd Hie secretary's mission li-i I’ll lap* the >ras, t l S troop* fmigt it in 1 out inspect both projects. A senior i la»* da) program ] It ill . A llsle d llo ta iv -pei i ll *inilil coulribiite liuiuirt.mtly to loin mnni>d* ilonm n William Clark Cnurt will b- nil In- pn-ai'iiiid Wednesday **t s tra tril and In T o k y o .la lb -il mi llie thick s ln -li h m il hr win Id pence if successful Acheson open for inspection all Honda* 111 lb a.oi In the nfterrionn at M;(H) Th e ro llin g was p a il of a in n w.i m il if lc r HA lap* predli-lcd be criulil come borne anil afternoon. One dwelling unit, o'clock a school plctllc i* *ched ly 're d a y cerem o n y Puttee broke "mission accomplished.” II w as the first wreck of tin- ii-purl II nn l-**r I’wel furnish by Hanford fiirnltm > oli'il to take place at Sintlando up the ile m n n s lrn llim after i brief i.o e tin - Ita lliin i I i i m i . t -i-r r m i dealers, will be open fo Inspei- Springs. flu rry d u rin g w hich llu m iiu : ' -.pun on ilo - n o rlliw c i im n uni i M H cralniircale services w ill In- lo rclu -s of fu rl o il were hurled lino, The administration building wheel lo lliip s e d Daughter Horn To of nearby Castle Ilrewer Court l-.-lil by the seniors Sunday night, T w e lv e person* were arrested I the m ish ap ended the fir*I F,u may also tie semi. lone H, nl H-iki o'clock at th e . Two policemen and three new ' ff»|MMii jiIII*(iijil Un wm Mu* Allt'ired Murderess Walter T. McDonald, Jr., grand - bool auditorium. Graduation will piiperuien were initiri 'iiM i1 i ii» aim of Hie late William Clark, take place the following night at M | im» m ilfN. Vtikfivn li IumI vu»n From American lu-mlipnirlr r* in I AMI'A e Mr* Alice i'liffe. it Inp m niiuv i n t IfJMlmi' tr i barged with murdering her will lie present at the dedication, * lit) o'clock Tokyo came Ihi* Memorial D iiv l‘i nf tin first |0 I,ips i tn i U I .ih i ' loin ve-ii iibl son. ha* given illrIh ClHHU (Imv will lif iiharrvwl lili-**ngi' Sunday. Juninr llk|{h Srln»i»l HD.'U) "We beat honor mil' fallen nun -pf-crl vh .is Jirio lliri flfU M't n lil in a 'iv pound daughter ti in, on J um* <* Thr iinmidlloii rude* by our rlevollnn in llu- great I'M (him m lli’N an hum W.i II.i k I ’ n i Unlit Judge Henry <‘ Tillman 1 * «i$tf iiiiftrtt On •'itiir I it is$ 4*«Mfin|$«it flu I'ngr T«*u » Camera Club To Be hM'KiHm will Im* lit I'MHI n rn. on *nid Hie way I* non dear In *r rnignmg Mr* i'liffe and her husOr«uni/.cd Here '“j; J , .............. tiiind. iiImi charged with murder, an Informal program will Ire held a* viHill a? she i* pronounreit med­ Devours of photography err Thursday morning nt 11 :IHI n'rloek ically fit She wa* taken from organising a camera rtuh which ftWBrl|„ w| m j,„ presented, -mmly |ail In a hnvpital fur the will havo Its hradquerters at Hie Th„ pr.,gr»m will ire held delivery Camera and Gift Hhiqr, llfr Mug r.might nt the l.ymun School for uivhaurl, John W Cliffs Jr., The fuiv nulla Avenue, and with H. I* rtil- aunior*. lUnnlaurratn will lie 27, a painter palmer and a no (srm isnn worker, vvomer. Thai I • In H i* 4 ShiVfjiA Jthfl Itfhjiimin T A M FA (H|iccinli tl u-n* tinMerger*- aa advisor. „t H; IN p.m. Sunday and comwas the stepfather nf Ihe dead Wfiih , wi'N* i«)|f < ♦ v» • i Oli'il child. Towheaded Wyne Dolham. Thin will be a social club, he menrement, B:<H1 n.m. Wednesday 18011 gcature of n group uf Hinilb ern WfmM*n< ilerunillnK KuiVim nf ,n Mm* < $»fifi-el«<int•• Deputy Sheriff Ernest Culbrealh stated, and talks will he made at the school auditorium, on picture taking, composition. Oviedo High School will hrive both Union ■* well it* rmifrilrtHle1 K'»le« llk" cmiquer-l pr-vtnre* said Hie liny (tied after three days who belperl launch n Me Mury All llnle of heating* and a diet of nothing lighting, etc., In a way lhat i* •t* baccalaureate progriim al HMlfl velrrana, V.-verlhele** on April lull writer, and three night* of be­ not too technical for beginner*. pm. Sunday and graduation at morisl Dey and lien....... .......nl* Civil War. n inmpa reatHielici t;1'1' »f Columbus Imru-.i nil ing hung by Ihe neck SO hi* toes It la planned to hava meeting* * no p.m., Tueaday. The eighth or huh* \rtfi limy Imu ou»/ just lunched Ihe floor twice a month. Mr, llergarc will vrado giaduation will take place hiu found In letter Culbrealh said Ihe Cliffs* adnot serve a* an officer of th e 1 b'rl*i»y ml IlsfMi a.m milled ihl* treatment, hilt they InThn Lako Mary School hail a conducts the Pioneer FI.....la -eric ' »' ^ '"'liein boya. iliey hnn-.l club, but as advisor, ho laid. each .Sunday In Thn Tribune. »'"■ h'"1 re»llng-plme of Hi- I niun *l*led Ihey were only punishing Flans are alrcday under way picnic yesterday at Htmlandn Jatrio* Aldreilge wrote: Irlnl and tlu-re placed flnwi-i , a* the liny for disobedience and had Springe. The graduation will taku for photo contes ta about once a \K 'I'll no idea he would die "In April, IHilft, the long War plirn Monday night at H ;IM ) o clock. month and A. H, I'etersou has ‘'If was a small in' Retween the State* had been over offered a $38 prise for the first i inilil for a full year, but ihe women nf itri«l Hmilghtfulm-n*. , .. , , 7>il l a n d v eto contest. Houlhern ladle* liidli'* dream im» Miruthern Movie Time Table WASHINGTON (J) - A two-week lolumlilla, Ml**., ha.l not fnrgotlert tlififti* Among those already signed delay waa Indicated today before he Confederate dead. On a certain fin reaching were to ln» It* cone* quencea! Somehow a reporter "Ktcel Town"Rirz up for the club ara A. O. Greer, the Senat* vntei nn Ihe Frcsldcnt a dey toward the end of the month Msz Fundom, Co|. 8. 0. Harrl- veto of a hill giving Ihe ro u ts it wa* the gtltll, lo lie exact Iliey to-ard about It, ami later a brief Fill - 0:33 - 5:35 - 7:37 - 9:30 man. Mrs. John Saule, William Mates ownership nf off-shore oil came with arm* full of flower* to paragraph appeared in Horace Sat. "Jet Job" 1:07 3:43 Csetle, Ernest Southward, end lands within the three-mile limit. thn cemetery on the mitaklrt* id G r - r i v g r e a t daHv The New 5:17 - 8:63 York Tribune. II told Imw 'the Volla Williams, Sr. With e two-thirds majority re- the rlly. "The Old West" - 3:10 - 4:48 w-mneii nf Columbus. Ml**., have 7:20 Registrations may be made at qnlred to override the veto, and • 0:55 "Only seveni yyear* before, Hri* shown < theniaelvr* impartial III the Gift Shop, and the date of a close vote anticipated, Repub­ 18-acre are* her! b*«n the rccrea their offering* innde to llie memo­ Sun. - "The Wild North" senators voiced objections lo tlon ground of the Odd Fellowa or­ 1:00 • 3:12 - 5:16 - 7:18 - 0:8t the initial meeting will be an­ lican next week when several der of Coltimbua. Then, on a *ad ry of Ilia dead. They strewed flow­ nounced soon, said Mr. Bergers. awillvote ers alike on thr gravej of Ihe Con­ MOVIKLANU be attending a homecoming Spring dey In the ycer 1802, a long for Gen. Dwight Elsenhower In caravan of wagons, carrying men federate ami of the National sol­ "The S#« Hornet” dier*.' Abilene, Kane. killed In the Battle of Hhlloh, came "That doe* not sound very start­ 7-04 feature 8:08. last com* Aim-GAMBLING LAW to the ground*. Altogether, about ling. plate show 0:31 Hilt tn a nation lhat still JACKSONVILLE ( it - T h e Jack­ IRISH ARMY 1800 Confederate and neatly 100 Sat. • "Red Ryder" end "Starsonville City Council Thursday DUBLIN, Ireland — Defense Union Soldiers were t&Jd to real seethed with hatred, it brought s healing touch. Northern families dual and Sweet Music” night passed by x 6-1 vote an anti- Minister Oscar Traynor announced under the magnolias. Hun.-"Decision Before Dawn'1 who had not had a good word to fambUng ordinance making pos Thursday night a million pound •fsalon of a federal wagtring ($3.800,obO) Increase In Ireland's , "The women who brought flow­ say alroul Southerner* since they ers lo honor their beloved rluad had lost precious anna In the fight­ PRAIRIE LAKE ■tamp a misdemeanor. 1033 army appropriation*. 7:40, feature 8:06, leet com­ An, anti-possession biU waa Traynor told Use Dali (Psrlis- showed x eplrlt thet waa above ing felt suddenly xshamrd. A wave plete show 0:31 t ltd million pounds ■nr narrow sectional feeling. The of reconciliation swept over the ptssed by council soma weeks age ' ment) would be spent this South stilt Ity prostrate under land wherever the Rem wes read. "With A Song In My Heart** “ S ($18,300, but was declared uncoutUuUoflal tip the nation's srmy military ocgup«1tlon, and In Wash­ "One of the readers we* a law- 7:30 - 0:30 - 10:30 by Municipal Judge MU ye«r to _ Cbartea ______ <Coattailert Oa r » a y T n o ) ington vengeful leaden, such a* ter whan first case came up. of 13,748 3 Persons Killed Third Low Cost Housing Project In Seminole County In Tokyo During Sanford To Be Dedicated Sunday Schools To Close 'V'"1 Martyr Day Riot ingSanford a third low rental housFriday, June 6th project complain within the G angs Of D em onstra­ tors T h ro w T orches And A d d On Police past two years, William t.lwrk Court, an 86 unit development for Negroes, will Ire dedicated Hun day nflornoon at 2:00 o'clock in mi Impressive erremony, The overall cost of William Clark Court was $7117,8117, accord­ ing I" construction budget figures, said George Williams, secretary, treasurer of Ihe Hanford Hous­ ing Authority, With the Castle Brewer project costing |IJ17I,72P and tne re­ cently completed Edward Higgins Terrace for while tenants costing $A0g,l46, the to'al outlay for the By The Associated Press TOKYO up - Police killed three riolcrs In Tokyo Inday as Commu­ nist "Martyr's Day” demonstra­ on Tuesday. Elsenhower la one ol the two tions erupted into violence In scat­ lending contenders for the GOP tered parts of Japan. The three demonstrator* were alien. Hla chief foe, Ren. t Taft of Ohio, repeatedly has slain when police opene.1 fire on id the general to throw a mob #>f about >00 which hurled Into ■ full-fledged cam- add anil atones as It advanced nn three project* heu-heeu $2,588,742. m aRf^ta . views known a poller, boa In ■ northwestern Located Imnieillat suburb? Uebashl. the 186 mill Caslle Br Ilrewer pro The number of Injured was not _that acWc, Elsenhower told of Jert and at the Intersection known. Police arrested 11 person*. Mi final news conference In Paris IVest Tenth Htreet end Mulberry M The National Rural Police re­ he would welcome “healthy argu ported Isle tonight Ihey had made Avenue. William Clark Court, merits over honest differences.” by Elton Moilglltnn, Jr., Rot, he said, “bitter quarrels 10.1 arrests In pulling down 20 ib-sigiied llie clmlnallon of plana by the for quarrela' sake are had for Ihe demonstration* Involving 12,non ir persons Ihroughmil Japan They Hanford Housing Authority Hint country and I deplore them." have resulted III a magic trail* Same Republican senators have gave no figures nn Injuries The bloody (Ightinlg at llahashi formation of an area width expressed the view that intra-party feuding may hurt the Republican's broke oul when polls e warned the short time ago was occupied by * chances far the presidency In No- mob they would shoot If Ihe demon- sub standurd housing, stratnrs advanced any closer (o a The featured speaker for the • vember. Asked if he would comment on police box. The mob then was only dedication will lie Florida's most noted woman educator, Dr. Mary whether the election of Taft would about 10 feet away have a discouraging effect on Eu­ Latest report* placed Ihe number , McCleod llotlmne, president etnerrope, Elsenhower chuckled and re­ nf arrests *1 nearly too, hut Ihe Hum, linthune Cook man College, Daytona Reach, who has been plied: "I most certainly would nut number of Injured was small Demonstrators threw (taming written about In Readers Digest —I am atilt In uniform.” Meanwhile, a frontal attack on fuel oil torches and squirted *ul nml other national periodical*, Representing the Hanford llousElsenhower's record, launched by phurlc acid from water pistol* In Taft supporters In South Dakota, a (larrup at Shlnjuku Station in log Authority at the dedication will b« It* chairman, the Rev. heightened the political clangor at­ Western Tokyo, Japanese police, alerted fur such J. K- McKinley, who has spoken tending the general'! Imminent rean outbreak, held the upper hand nt tho previous dedications. # ‘US . Ohio senator's supporters ] late tonight as they systematically Mayor W. II. Stamper will rebought newspaper advertising herded demnnitrnlors away from present thn City and J. F. Mc­ space to assail Elsenhower, due the station plaza and down narrow Clelland, the County Commission. side streets. George L. Davis, assistant In .(('•aMsart Us Pisa Tw a) Two policemen and three new*- the director of the Atlanta Field apermen were Injured at Hhlnju- offlro of tho Public Housing Ad­ u. About 10 demonstrator* were ministration, will represent (hat agency. The William Clark family arrested there. One of Ihe newsmen hurt was will be represented by a daughter. William Clark was a Negro Associated Press Correspondent Willlnm C. Harnard. The others were a Japanese reporter and a i . City Commission news photographer. 9 The Florida Sheriffs' Associa­ Japanese Barnard laid the flare "sizzled tion] will convene in Sanford nn like To Meet Monday a sparkler.” June 9 for a three day convention One of the Injured policemen with headquarters at the Valdes was The City Commission will meet hit In the eye with flying add. Hi Monday night In special sendaii to The newipaper Asahl reported no that demonstrators at Kobe, about complete unfinished huslm-ss, City 370 mile* southwest of Tokyo, Manager John (lllton announced slapped and bruised Life Maga­ this morning, Ing, it was revealed, end more zine Reporter John Dlllle earlier Beginning on June 4, and on 8A0 persona, including wive* he day. Wednesday afternoons thereafter friends, are expected at the intAaahi said about 100 Japanese at 1:00 to 3:00 p.m,, Or. Raymond tie which will be held at the and Koreans parading near an In- Ilais, veterinarian, will be back County Club on the night (C s i U m H on Imgc Tw at of the City Hall to vaccinate dogs , 10, to prevent rabies. This la required principal luncheon meeting hy the City. All dogs are required convention will be eddrcM- Service Here Is Cut to have tags, which coat 38 cents. LL Gencrnl J. C. Hutchison By Gulf Oil Co. Mr. Glllon stated that he wish­ ford. It will bn held at the ed to correct a recant statement in lal Parish Houaa on Juno Reduetlon of ihe are* aenred The Herald that John D. Abra­ ... riff Mem stated, irioua buaineaa meetings will by ihe Hanford terminal of the hams, water works englnear, la at th* Cite Hall on the Bth, Gulf Oil Co., end extension of studying for a Class "G" certifi­ and Other speakers the aerrtee coverage of the Tampa cate as englnear, aa he already addreea Terminal, wa* announced today has such a certificate end la work­ dlgnJ- by C. L. Franklin, superintendent ing to obtain e Clan "B" rating. impar. of the local termini!. Mr. Abrahama ta a member of This, he aUled, wne due to a tha Florid* Water and Bewage will serve one half cent a cation earing tn Works Operators Association end the eoot at of shipping from Texeas has qualified under ail require Tame a terminal. This menta of the eonetttnU tlon ana by­ C iiiw through the " Inted out, la due laws of tho association for Class lU Attorney Murray Overstreet saving, he point d George A. Spoor Jr. On tho __________ to tha fa d that ahlpmenta have " C water worke certification, and to be reeloaded on barge at Jack- fa entitled to all benefits thereof. aonrille la order to reach lanford. The certificate It signed by Darid Tha local Oxlf terminal, which B. Lee, chief sanitary engineer, during Um peat right years ser­ Florida State Board of Health, viced bulk plants throughout Gen* Jacksonvllle. Florida Sheriff’s Association Meets In Sanford June 9 No. 20’/ HST Hails Acheson For Contribution To Peace Of The World William (’Inrh Cnurt General Pledges Ar­ gument OverHonest Differences But No Political Q u a r r e l s By Ttw Associated Press Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, surrendering hla defense command In will refuse 'v a rla It ‘ toi engBL engage In an active campal for the tne Republican presidential nomination. A spokesman for Elsenhower’s campaign headquarters In Wash­ ington said, however, that what the general meant by that state­ ment was that “he won't go on Ips or anay transcontinental train trip: go around ihaklng hands." “ He will," the spokesman added, ‘‘talk to anybody who comet to sec n lm . And that Includes party leadara as well as delegates." The apokesman said the head of very delegation to the July 7 Re­ every publican National Convention has public ..... been Invited to call on Eisenhower before the convention to learn his views on the major issue* of the day. He said the talks, to hr held at Abilene, Kas., New York and Denver, will be “ give-and-take scsAiloni. The delegates can ask the w genfral neri anything Ihey want." Elseenhower turned over his North Atlantic Treaty Organize Hon (NATOI command to Gen Matthew Rldgway In Parla and let It b4 known he'll shed his uniform ANSorinlnl I’rrsn Leased Wire FRIDAY MAY .10. 1952 t vsf&ssi 3 r s & r. .- ..nr ADMITS THEFT After admitting he etole an automobile, Bernice Roland, white male, waa sentenced to two years In Ralford for larceny by Judge M. B. Smith In the Circuit Court this morning. Judge Smith drew a venire of 10 nanmfram which trial Juries for elvU cues will be selected, Court will convene for trial at 10:00 a.tn. Monday meriting. Vukovich Sets Early Records In Indianapolis Race Americans Mourn Nation s War l)«*ad On Memorial Day Southerners Launched Memorial Day To Heal Wounds Left By The War u toD.II, McKay, who ''"■’•'"n* *'*' 'he itrnve* nf P •4 i , -t 11 dijU» ...1 -------- .0. mmm � 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, May 29, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 29, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 29, 1952; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f5e167195ce6ddbb3f2abf949d00a731.pdf d345952a631591e05e6396ce0d4eefaf PDF Text Text ' - We ere Russell pledged candl'-.d etea for the convention and will V stand hy Russell as lonp aa Ida name la l>efore the convention - sir hs lu tk MOV c fu tu re to win t i e . J •Oaideoliui ,,, '» u'ft7'.»*iiki)Ual " nomination and w« definitely re^ tttae to go along with the party t • bolters, who, as er-on as Senator -'B U S S E L L made the emphatic r statement that he would not bolt ; 1 the convention or desert the Democratic party, Immediately re­ quested the Secretary of Stata ’ to delate tha winds "pledged to I ' Russell" from beneath their names and the mere statement "Russell Candidate'’ he Inserted in Ufu thereof, so they would be '. free, not only to troll the DernoV cratic convention ami deaert the k Democratic party, hut also to dOMrt Senator Uuaaell. there la any doubt In the &PUada of the neople that these 'p a r t y bolters Intend to do thla H B O M in V N IU IIIIIi III W H IC H Dc nary Doing" Lake Monroe Ity KAY IIFNNINGFR lly HAIII H HODKHIILOM Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Peck Were hosts on Sunday evening at a wiener roast In their back yard. The gueeta were Mr. and Mr*. Frank Mlldenberger, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Uhlman, Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hof man, O. 0. Potter ami the Misses llennlngrr. • Mrt and Mrs. Carl ilraun of Mrs. iJorls Young and children from Albany, (la., were the week* end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dunn. Mrs. Mary Alice Martin has re* turned to her home in Orlando a f­ ter spending the week with Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Martin and Mrs. T.snrn Prlfster. Valencia Hoad arc now tntdiahed m their new home. They were formerly residents of tlio Hron*, N. Y. Mr. ami Mrs. Timor,ly Muleahy and their two young rnns are ■pending their varstion with Mrs. Mulrnhy'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Healey. I RSCKH M ■JX>cTOH T S * AWRiRHl JU T T * Aa loyal Democrats we ahall m vote for any camlldala for dfUgate to the National Demo­ cratic Convention who doesn't have the words "Pledged for Russell1' beneath Ida name aa this !• the unly safe thing for a loyal Democrat to do. SABAH CRAWFORD CULLEN FLOYD LAND (PH *»J (or Itueeell) (EU. Pol. Aur.) FOR F L O Y D LAND Delegate to lh« Ite iru rra tlr National Convention Pledged for Henntor Runnel) A Former Seminole County resident, conected with the Osceola Cypress Com­ pany 14 yeurs. A School Trustee Democratic Committeeman I WILL STICK TO RUSSELL TO THE LAST DITCH (I'ald I'oHIleal Adv.r We believe In Hrulley Odham because he recognizes labor’s importance in our daily lives. Signed: H. W. Goodspeed, Sec.-TreaB„ Brother­ hood of Ruilrond Trainmen, No. 976 And the following transportation men: B. Jolmson, Cond’r. B. G, Methvin, Cond’r. f R, Z. Johpson, Sr., Cond’r Retired J. H. Lee, Jr., Cond’r. J. R. Weaver, Eng’r. F. L. Dampler, Eng’r. W. D. Hardin, Fireman Robort L. Parker, Trainman MB TO N «. mid family from Elder Springs were the guests of Mr, ami Mra, K. (!. Soderhlom Saturday. Mr. slid Mra. It. E. Hum lit on and family and Pfc. Carlos llaxen visited Hock Springs Sunday. J>fe. llaxen is stationed in Orlando. James Davis from Alnmlalel H. C., who accompanied Ills graduat­ ing class on a tour of Florida, stopped to ecu hi* relatives in I,akc Montihi Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Dunn had as their guests Hominy Mrs. Al­ berta Jones and Miss Alice Ruth Whitley from Ocala. Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Clark ami children fiom Carry too, Tenn., nre visiting Mre. Clink's mother, Mrs. Lenn Parham- Itev. Clark Is pas­ tor of the l-'nii view*TiapH*t Church In Curryton. Miss Cathrryn Lee was thu .Miss cathrryn liest of Miss Hadle flodarhloni umlnv evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. (Hies spent the day in Ht. Psterahurg Monday, visiting friends. Ruv. II. M. Martin made ■» bus­ iness trip to DeLand Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Unwind, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Giles left Thursday afternoon for Louisville, Ky. where Mr. r^ l.-a rt' la attondlitg The llnptlit Hemlnary. _ | " J If vary amall partlclat are im ­ pended In a Ihiuld, they can he observed to make amall move­ ments, believed to be caused by molecular motion In tha liquid, which continue Indefinitely, PLEDGED TO SEN. RUSSELL Serah Crawford Cullen Osteen. r,ueMs invited In adduion to the honoree’s'were Mr. and Mre. R. H. Williams, parents of tba bride, jiirf. *iiny ravuwr ui tnv Mrs. May uHwnncVf Lawrence, mother of the groom, Misa Eva Wllllami, Mtaa Bernice Wllllami, Misa Mania Jane Ijiwion, Mr. and Mra. DUk Twitrhell of D«Land, and the Rev. ami Mra. J. W. DeLay. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence will make their home In Green Cove Spring* where Mr, Lawrence ii attached to tha Naval Base. Mrs. Mabel Watklna and chil­ dren of fleljtnd ware vitiUiw Mr. and Mra. Bldnsy Emanuel Baiut'dav afternoon. Sunday gueata ware Mi. and Mra. M. H. Lao and Mr*. Louis Den Mala of Orange City. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Parker aid children and Mr. and Mra. Jadk Ryan and ion enjoyed an outing Bumlay afternoon at the beach. Mra. Marguerite Brown and daughter Ruth of Orlando apant Wednesday with Mr. end Mrt. Harold lifers Wednesday. Mra. Ida Haselden la viiitlng her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. •ml Mrs. J H. Haaelden la Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Lea and Mrs. Mary l.araon spent laat watkand In Avon Hark with Mr. and Mra. Robert Lea and daughter Bhqron. Orange Memorial Hospital, left Tuesday iiy til^fc •'»■»* hlk ..... in ..•he.illa where he wiii speilJ » month before reeuming hie didlei at the home. There may be as many aa 100,000 worker bees In a big hive. RE-ELECT DO NOT BE DECEIVED! A Last Minute Vicious Smear Candldnto for County Commissioner In District .- ■ ■ j'vi k f M Campaign It Being Waged By i THANKS FOLKS! Fur your support In the first Prlm gry, * i d • A Desperate Opposition. Do Not Be Mislead By Half Truths, I sincerely solicit your v o tt on May 27th., on thg Falsehoods. And Mud-slinging! lowing Irtuila, POWER I .Oil IIY WASHINGTON W - Sen. Hill (D Alu.) Unlay accused (he "p ri­ vate power lobby" of working to­ ward a monopoly position try lock­ ing construction id transmission lines ami sub Gallons fur frderal projects. Hill said In a speech for the Electric Consumers' Conference that the goal of the lobby "Is to get their hands on tho power gen­ erated by the dams Imlll with the people's money, ami to block con­ struction of any new dams unless the power shall he sold to them alone." I run n run nil Independent farm er who haa enough buisInenH iihlllly to manage hia own affalra auertaafully for 115 yearn. 1 have frlendn all over the county In all hlnda of huninena and from all walkii of life. 1 am thorough* ly fam iliar with their problema -but I our# no owl* gatlonn tu any of them. I huva made no campaign promlaea to u y ladiridual or group. I will never agree to any npeclal favura to any one Individual, gruup or district* Highway down hour thu Post Of­ fice, All three of them suffered from shurk anil slight injuriai, which ccilulidy dliln't help Doris, who has hewn ill. Thu question oc­ curs to us, "How many moro acci­ dents must we haw before Burnt*, thing is ilonu?" Ami wu don't mean talk. W ith all the ability I have, I will honestly serve Ihe henl InturcHla of all the clt liana of the entire county. Sen. Lloyd F. Boyle VETERANS. Who has served you for the past 25 years? Sonator Boylo has acted m Pont and County Service Officer without churga for hta aorvicta and aaalatod all veterana, tholr wldowa and dopondonta faithfully and woll. TAXPAYERS. Who fought the Sales Tax in the regular session of 19497 Senator Hoyle Introduced numeroua "spot" tax bllla to avoid a Sales Tax. Although fundamentally against a Stata Incom# Tax he co-sponaored auch a resolution to help beat tha Salta Tax. It waa aucceeafttl but a Halted Sales Tax waa forced on ua In the Extra Seutlon of 1049. TEACHERS. Who fouffht in the Senate for you? Senator Boyle fought for an Incraaae In teachera aalariea from an additional tax heavy equipment to protect tha exemption an food, clothing end medicine. He wlU fight for you again in 1963. LET’S CONTINUE TO GO FORWARD! RE-ELECT P. A. MERO, SHERIFF . ’ | ’ ♦ y I .I" ■ CITIZENS. 14 years! Brevard County had the Senatorship for What did w« get? Nothing I Senator Boyle hae helped complete many new primary roada In Seminole County and la working te 4 lane U. S. 17 - 92 to Orlando. V/ , ' * ' J\ * ' . Seminole County IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE VOTERS Of The 5th Congreaaional District RE CAREFUL To Vote Fof The Only Approved Democratic Party Delegate Mr. and Mra. Bam Lawaon en­ tertained Sunday waning at thetr home on Slone 1 eland wnh a buf­ fet supper honoring Mr. had Mta. Albert Lawrence whose wedding Edward Penney, who recently was an event of laat Raturday at the home of the brlde’a parent! In underwent an operation In the DOG TRACI » m w o TAMPA uv-A bouMpaiater w « I N S U R A N C E A T A 8 A V I N C FOR YOUR ihot to death and a woman with whom ha waa eating aupper la 4 B O M B • A U T O M O B IL E reitaurant w u critically wounded B U S IN E S S her* Sunday. The dead man U'Carter Glaai, U. Miss Batty Allman, unemployed waitress from Dalton, Oe., la li) critical condition after a bullet punctured her spinal cord. l)eier«iv<-A-.. Pet: Franks said uoy Pitta, a rortner roomir.aii -j. Glass' and also a painter, waa be­ ing questioned about the shooting. "Your Mutual Insurance Friend" Pranas said dinars, In the restsitf • ant related that Pitts talked with 111 N. Park, Avt. Pkoaa 184 W. B. (BROWN) MILLER KOREAN CASUALTIES HT. PETERSBURG igt-Viclor O. Wehla, veteran circuit Judge from Pinellas County, la tha new heed of the Florida State Elks Associa­ tion. lie succeeds Dean Walter J. Motherly of Ihe University of Flor­ ida. Judge Wrhle was elected at the annual statu meeting which ended today. Vicii presidents Include: Charles Overman, Pensacola: and William P. Knight, Cocoa He elected treasurer was Claude L. Johnson. Tullidmsf.ee Howell Davis, I’ululku, was named historian and Horace W. llillenhrnder. SI. Petersburg, tiler. r * Y **K pe YooNO OHE's (Paid PalHIcal Adv.) i" O y i P o C k JH S m tha cat out of tha bag and kfVaaled their plana to do thla V*1T thing. > lly KATIIttKINK HKLLKRM well t-r- I lit VOTE f Enterprise Notes ] Mra. Laura Sayera spent lait weekend wtth the Rev. and Mra. A. F. Eggleston In Coleman. Mias MUlio McLeod of Ktnnlervlllo ac­ companied the group hare Monday evening where they were eupper gueata at the home. Ensign and Mrs. Clay T. Sayera of sanfoid were also gueata on the campus that evening. Ha Is A Veteran Of World Wax Number One He Has Been A Voter And Tax Payer of Seminole County For Thirty Years As Sheriff He H u Eliminated Slot Machines And Punch Boards In Samino,e County 1' His Work As Sheriff H u Mmintained A Balance In The County Fine And Forfeiture Fund So That None Of Your Tax Money Goes Into This He And His Personnel Hsd Over Fifty Yeers ____ d Are QueUfled tb Keep The Sheriffs Office On A High Standard Of Efficiency Honest, Courteous And Efficient Service For All Re­ mains The Pledge Of The Sheriffs Office , MERCHANTS. Who prepared, introduced and passed the Small Claims Court bUlr Senator Boyle. H elation. VOTERS, ficea? Who has 2 of the 3 jointly held State O f Brevard County. Aa^etant State’a At taraey Uvea Is Cocao *—The Cireql Seminote County MnsJuMtld repreeent you In the State In TlltwvlUe, A I VOTE FOR A HOME TOWN MAN WITH EXPERIENCE, rr SOUND JUDGMENT - A KNOWLEDGE OF LEGISLATIVE PROCEDURE-AND THE POWER and PUNCH TO GET THINGS DONE — KEEP SEMINOLE COUNTY ON TOP IN TALLAHASSEE - Your Vets And Support On Tuesday May 27th, Will Be Appwrietod Liston To WTRR 7*18 to TtSO TWdght AA \ ’ rto i a n » 'A. WE! �X.— L .»__k. IF YOU DON'T TIIF. WKATIIKK your Staford Htreld. City Delivery. by 7:00 P. M.. pleat* call YELLOW CAB 1444 I- jir today end Wednesday, ex.ept widely scattered afternoon thomh-i-howet* I iiilc -hinge In W c y t # a n f n r J t l i r r a l i t ll lit |«t'l j l l l l «* AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXXIII E tslnltllshed 11)08 S ix Nations Sign Treaty 'Fusing Armies SANFORD, Ridgway Blasts Red Propaganda FLORIDA TUESDAY MAY 27, I M 2 Votes Predicted 111 Spite Of Scattered Showers; Balloting Marred By Blast McGranery I s l y Q Q Q Q Q Att’y General B i g Three Declare Attack On Berlin Would Be Threat To Their Own Security W rong-Doers Warned That They Will Be Prosecuted W h e n ­ ever T hey’re Pound Final Swings In (in- • • Henry Witte Is Elected Governor Of Lions District Cily Approves Lease 01 Golf Club To Mayfair Senator Suggests Pantie Haulers he Ordered To Korea (tiu'irillas Kill Anicrit'an Soldiers In Sotilli Korea Band Brained By Leenburff Leader Bartow Challenge Accepted By C. Of C. Eisenhower Taken Connecticut VoteH f The Weather •SS.’S X S tiu» t* s& 'ty ttK U U L 'U r**" *ta" c- w n avaa ay."* ■I, r7. " ' *l.n , Nrc. in S* Imol Used A h Vuiitij', C filter Is I >v 11.111 ■it«'«I In J.tx; K'tuiscll Ir; Loading Vote In Seminole County Runs Slightly Under First Primary By CARTER L. DAVIDSON WASHINGTON <M - Jam es I’M l>c i ii a I o i i a I K'acc % PAHIS iK — Six nations signed McGranery took office lodny as today a treaty (using their forces attorney general and said wrung Taken LastNiglitOn into a one • uniform F.ruopean doers will lie prosecuted wherever army. The Big Three Western they may lie found l.tiwci Kasl L'tiip.l McGranery told leporiers short­ powers hacked It up with the ly after he was sworn in that he \t»tni|* « i r - t i ’iidt thl* Him ii solemn declaration that an attack it. i m \ ttlti 11 III \ti could not discuss specific cases nit! ill tin* ri'i*litl I iriiRMi'i ntli* |»i i on Berlin. West Germany or any .MIAMI I Ini nl 4 wdfr*. hut said It makes no difference fiif iatl mil lml .iv In tli'lt i limit' hv m a i l «l« t t mil. Ini! ill I Ilf u V I iii 'I other part of Free Europe would where corruption is immd I'llil I till'd In «•%•«•*I Mn* lllllll 1*1*1 be a "threat to their own security." bn till! w li r t l i r i S ell Kit I i . m l II This was In response to a re It ii • rll nl lii»»i i.i hi V ii K !•"» xx I im I i 'm I x-.f.'.l1 lit l l . f 1III *'!' Salt The declaration was roncldrnt porter's question as lo whether he Ki I.riixfi id 11iiin •« v Mill •••*•••»v•• 1 i.l |’i «'» ' iHs'l »•!' It* tllaRl 1 till* with the ceremonial signing of the might ill launch a drive on corruption p a i l mi .ill I tin t.il*' s *'l I •emu lit 1 lit- M IX •* |•I lilt RI X army pact and related agree 1 Milrtx ill Iln* %•*!** 1 «44 I* III which could include t '.ingress 1*1.dll' |»l • <«|l ull .ll lll«IIlllR.ltlll|* m enu hy France, West Germany, I riI h II i i ! * 11 f.»l III* 1III Ft* |.IF Hr replied that those wiiu violate via. ' Italy. Belgium, the Netherlands :• •i 'i 1 •III |I|R14 ,1 Is* III** the law will he prosecuted no mat ' \ t l l l l ) III |X X Hill* 1*1 Mill*' and Luxembourg which, whun rati ter where the) are. adding: If 4Ul* 1**1 XX.4 I \|lFl1*«l til'-' I It U* I'M* X . l y . IR%1 M|. 1I. Ill 'll liasMl M|| Max tied, will merge their armed forces they violate the law that's their Mu liiti r nl 1*11 il> i Utility m I i i m II ii 'I i* into a single army of one million JUST PRIOR fOfllllfVINO Oetuie the House Aimed Services Cxtnm.lle* responsibility \ x l*« *'l i r v t s lti l lli:tl 1*1f*'iii4't men—history's first peace time in iit«l *t .ti l t 'l l tl liv'Mri> u r it t • H d ' In Washington. C«n Matthew Hldgvey lelkt I" at line rhalittian liei> ternatlunal force. McGranery announced two ac *tjti Hit' |'*.ll upt'iifM a! l t in Nil I l**4 I I ••.I Mil N\ 4"*I l l l l l d *' 11 •*• I I . i I i **»*••ix ••«! |'l| x41I *•' 11«*4 ul S I j i i Ma i M I nut* • 4ii»l will lions in Ins cleanup campaign: The pact is a companion to the Oveilon Blunge (D-L« I Laid the grhdal u n i that c t uinioioil p,uu<lr.lerinllloi.oll lx I (M I'l f r i'o i s ’l Nt* H mii 1 He ordered all Department 4 h»‘ « ul * |i m peace treaty signed at Bonn Mon­ •gaud* ha* fekch.d • "new ullch "f I>v>Ui Im" T xv**||! l 11f 11t ?'11 • I '♦ <l» x •*•♦*ol Justice division heads to prepare day hy the thtee Western powers I III* III ' I I Xxi |«| f 4 lit! I * lo 11*|*«*i I forthwith a report on the entire hi r . Hoi hi .tilt .ind lit t v . m l I'titui llll*l I ’l l . 411*1 N*4 I * it lilt* i*|*l and the West German republic M l P* px.l It.i*l I I Ml x.*t»»' situation In each division with ape lit* f ' . t ' r l l i i v i ‘11 ilt'lt'^Mlt* 4'uiuh Just preceding the signing cere If« B' •' Vi ll lulls Dli I S |O fill I'l** mony and the Allied declaration | cific recommendation* with re i!ul» *t i. lo I It'.itl m x i i K t'l.illV i i t'llli'l S o I . Mill if I *i • • i i it*I N • *|>rct lit all iH-iidmp cases i uiiilnl.ift" lit* ** ‘xaittt' l u i t |*if Communists cut telephone commit I ‘Hid * I MU nl I ' l l .Ills I N*. I !» nlcatlnns between East and West 2 He announced that ..II II S t‘tiii f xii it* I•»|p Itr tx x 11*i K i i s m 'II 1*1 •*•*•ii.*f N** il Hi* I M in d V Berlin and 17 long distance lines ; district attorneys i there ate (hi of till* * xct k n it in III*. |*l t idi'ldi.il between Berlin and West Germany l them I will lie called In Washington |Hl|III 1.11d X 4Midi'* I stfSItllNl lx I l.lllx I it it ••11 ir Ixiti'lirii •••pMiti.l a uli • ildiftl ill. i »•!|*i* in III* tii|*nr*| Russian border guards again during the week ol Julie M "pre I I X.l* **MI ( l i l t I till’ l i f t pil stopped Allied leaps from iiatml pared with rcpoits mi all matters III i I* I mix dll .i |il •* i l .1 xx ii ilv llltll X Hug Berlin's highway link with the affecting Ihe Department ol Justice flat 1111V•' l'X|)|ll lull I lp|)l'l| .1 III.ill M III x X•t . **x xxI'l I Mil L u n d t*Hi I X West Gen Matthew 11 Itldgway hull* mi 1 1 • i m*i I .il ll n \N .iIN•*i iheir district " Florida Di«- hi McGranery arrived in Paris to take command Eighth Army Is Des­ Central said he would tell Vox'jtlllll ll » llIU* **•' 4x1111*11 I* U pull of the NATO armies organlied hy ihe distrirf attorney* "precisely lllp pi ll 4 III ll III. XI'llil I III lilt' trit i C o ii v c n t io n luiw cribed As Finest Gen. Dwight D Elsenhower I pro|<ose they should handle I li t il.l ' ."Id Nl*P I •••**» Jllll OH*' Xiili'l The new declaration hy U S In Held In Daytona any cases that should hive .11 XXlullAnd Best Led Army I'*i |i * * * *pi i h I .ill iiiptiiii il *i Secretary of State Dean Acheson. recltnn as lo |„>lic) troll, tills de I r p n l l r i l I xxii I n k * nl ilxli.illiili 0 British Foreign Secretary Anthony Henry Witte, Jr., was unant- parlnieut " "The Eighth Army Is tin- finest Eden and French Foreign Minister and best led army III the world n.uiislv elected governor of I.iuii i In u l.irmal speech ihe new nl m i i i I•i*•itil mii Hit ptiluli uf l L i \ l « l II lluip.llt N « ' i *II* p l i sidi ld ill till Robert Scliuiiiun said: today and If given tin- mission of Intel nut Imu.1 District D in Flmidn ".rnev general said law violaliira hii x .il i m i l d ) Di HlMi l . d l i M i l .•ll«*«* "The governments of the United destroying the Chinese Commu­ 111 nt the state convention yesterday "•» apprehended, prosecuted i I 'ldi* .d u l i . m i/ . i I imii 1'olii‘r Ntlid and c.mvtcletl Kingdom and the United States nists In Korea, they can do it", ul llavtonn Itencli. But, McGranery said. Hits will tin' in ' .i ii I / «i 1ii hi I i .i i I l a k r i i h o Uli'a ! have an abiding Interest, as has Major Walter Turner, Seminole A west side produce grower, Mr. the government of France, in the llil'li School und University of Witte hu* been nn active member he done "with due protection of ;«i 11x «* p a i l hi I In n p ’.ir'x i l l ' l l loll. Sum Ol $.I(),IKK) Paid V mI i ' I n lii.idi* Vlii'ir di 'l upidi' effectiveness of the treaty creating Florida giaduate, just returned u f^h e Hutifunl Lions Clul. for the their civil right* as guaranteed Im)i A’ihignmoiit Ol the European Defense Community front Korea, told tha Rotary Club past nine years, and it was point­ by the Constitution, without the I'llllll't'S f |Mill .1 M'r.ll lll lll 'l l list Ml raitillil.tli") mi VNIlii'll 21) w i ' i r and In ine strength end integrity yesterday. ed out ol the convention that lie terror harvest ul the witch limit, Ml I folia 1 - A- Ycar Lease and without tin- umiill and chaos plfdi't i| I m Kt f.iiivi'l , II u « ' i r of that comimuiljy, don't pretend to know what lots u nix year record of lierfvct that follow in Hie wake of scare plt-di'i'M lo l<!•*.• t*1l an d If# ol lo 'i *• , "Accordingly, if any action from tha"I Chinese, attendance with the local club. are planning do", were in * u unpledged i ip lf M p i d Ihe *'*• v I'onnnlMlun la«l t.iglil whatever quarter threatens the ia At witty ,aa his name implies, lieatlllilfs Slid lit the wake ul reek f w •X tegrlty or uixily-ufth* community, he said. "L tii-l know they have Mr. Witte, baa been in much d e­ lets charges and liaselet,« accttsa V In ..l.t.tiivt. one ' .'arnluljti- wt...'|*k|.|.Aiv-.-d the sale .if tin- a-«--trn Itl.-.h'. it In • uppnrl li.'ii liuiglil |) ni.-nl uf I m m l tin --i.iif.., <1 Mini die . two govuiwJhiUia will reger.l been,uabt£jhM rAlwc during, these mand as a siwnkef a t 'Lions Cluh don’t " Mcliraneiy tia.k the otslli ul ..I r'IM-ul«,»vei' and anuthei In Gen l neb-I'unnliy I'lnh. 111111111111,• build this as a threat to their own se­ truce urgonatlona for a tremen­ hniii|uets, and Is one uf the ntofl dous military build-up. W# are no t* «■s . 1.1. .. it O h r « H » T » . » . llmn'l.r Mi.cXltliui hull. Il.-|iul.li me .ml IX huh- gulf mn.-,-. curity " 1 longer confronted hy green pop.tlui members here, Hu tins tan llngli \V1ifIf |»*-| I** Hu* Mtivf.'in France, In the Ruropean army blundering forces of 1060, hut hy served the I.h-iiI cluh ms president lit* Ih»» Itiri'al in Ihi*'»ll xxa* lull III. till III) nil. „ f f'tn .Mill pact, already Is linked with We»t reasoned well trained, well armed and ha* he,-n it district deputy gov­ I ll*' i* 11*111 nitil III! I it I 111 it III ll.nl 1 t*t|lllRMX> ir iiitt|' **t 1if German in mutual defense ernor and a lone chairman. I • MIlRIMlIVll til* R'f*r • I ••I*R »*4|'*'l t*\ 1 ii** 1 «*iunii m u i**h \x By tin ir declaration, Britain and and fearless fighters with plenty II.is married, lives at 41)1 West •*l .'I •It * •» I*Ml **f ill 1m l * | 11* the United States thus served uf artillery ami plenty of am Eiphte.-ntl. Street, and bus two t 1 HI* I 1 ' ll Ii 11 \\ %Jtrlii •I it notice on Germany, in answer to munition". 11*| lit , I *.1 Mi W i.i l.lt* I "For our part w« have e..t. daughter., D ptm . ■ ■* French desires, that she must not High School, and Patty if teal Ions along the Semlli.ile , n|| ^ Kr>J# pupi| j ul' I It* !•»*•* • 44 I • «••IIIMM'I* I attempt to withdraw from the Eu­ Structed fill t Iflctions Max*.• N N 11 *^Ir‘Im|*i 1 f**i l.t *'l ropean army on a Iona wulf course enllre front uf 'JO miles in depth. tor High Schuul. WAHHINGloN vt*—Tile S*-iial> 11* i* i*l «*|)* l .ilHMi uio | 11111*1 **x •in* nl 0 once her aimed (ureas are built But we a r t nut depending on fur Mi Witte is ■ graduate of Menu today heard u demand that ,-..l tlflratloni. Fir* power Is our «*r 11.. »'* *ll l* ul *| !'•* I Itf I Itt*M up. lege "panlie raiders" lu-.e .It alt nnle High Krliool and fur a time .'hi*1 •*f «I**11ti 1 M i i \ mi Mii iii|•* The declarstion added that the strength and we will trade ieal attended Bulgers University. deferment and lie vent "It, .!.• ii I'llilll* 11*11*11 M l S|IFl)l'«’| Hi I ’ l ' . X N , li i.it-: . I- t i e ,1 la m e s three big |Miwers considered their estate any time fur lives. But some raiding in Kurea " The l.iona Clubs In Fluri.la are continued presence In Berlin as I H'*r<* Is no danger that Eighth divided among five runes each I • II *1 I lill'lll, XX ll** It.|||. 1 • Sen inrlsun lit K an t read t<> X \ .,n t le.-l, , 1, i n m . u n i . , nl It,.- 1 , "essential elements nf the peace of I Army will ever be driven out of named by u lette r of tin- word the Senate a letter i-ipreSBillK tin •I,*- •••!,I ,' tut,l , an ‘. . l i o n (..I I :. S. I I,-till. X i u i v , s|i.-.l here u r n ) , in i l<i h i ,, i n , .I, .,| the free world in Ihe present in I Korea. If vve are given the lob in Linn, /.one (l, »f which Mr. Witte view Ir.iui a Belleville, Ivan . hum I t . . 11, hei .nl I. h I. i v an d went lul,. do, w' we ran d.-strov destroy the Chinese Chines.trnatlonal position." ‘ioi n i u i -dl.il,- . ' I i u l e r r n . . ' willi I 't e s I hi, 1 1 . I. M a , i in, i ii k .r , , i ..I was elected guverttor, comprise, er, who has ..in- miii in Kurt-u. nn ihl.-nl M i l l - m . , 1, II bee uu Hi,'Arrnrdingly, they will maintain in Korea". other in Germany, and a broth.. I t " M i i v f i . . . I n n . w ho I n,M ill,i| ll,i must »f the ritles uf Central Major Turner was introdu.-ed ‘ ■mill. K n i r . i u e x e n t l i v e ' s tie, In , armed forcra willtin Ihe territory p iiiv liii"., nn| tin u im m u , , i i , , ' front Daytona Beach tu In the Air Furee lin e .le a n of Berlin us lung as their present hy George Tutihy who explained Florida ii- i g i a l i f u . l ul iln- ..ul, -u l......... . Carlum ei.itiiueiiled tl.ai "I >l>> atiull ul m u i l l . i l law Melbourne uti tlie east roast, and reiponsibllities require it. They that he had enteresl the Army (null etul.assv nlli. i.,1. sal ........ . II,e tint want lu he rated a., a kilim, •I*** •!• nl mid will iiial.i a...... ... • D- ala to Kissimmee. therefore reaffirm that they will after graduation from tlie Uni and I am nut opiMixed tu m.iii.- ti lr rl b tr i. muni- in iln- nrai fi,I••t•- ii, ,,.i Among tlie l.iona who attended A treat any attack against Berlin veralty of Florida anti had served the coiivriitlun were Cecil Carlton, horseplay in unr eulleges utul uni mg Hu- iin« |iu .g i i, i„ I,.. ||„ ,.,,n Ilv S T XN I A l l I > II from any quarter •» an attack 21 months In the Paclfie, IH nf the King Lion, Edward 8 . McCall, versitlrs." .bill upon their forroi and themselves," them In Korea, lie was command­ IONGNAI-:. Korea 'J. XI,.ml .'lit But, hr said, "the rrernt panli.I'ropeiI,,-- inxi.lv,-.| m Hi,, t, uf,XV. O. Livingston, Harry Robson, the three powers ssld. ing officer of the First Battalion 0. 1raids aiua xcarried ui ait «• aria iu iiriin in see guerrillas overran ............... a -m ill It S a,-lli.ii in,'linl,- |g,S a*-l,.' ,,f Ian.I tut ubyj D studrnU 0. Welsh, James Robson Jr., In addition. Ihe members of of the 7th Infantry of the 3rd many nl itur niitslaiiding iiitivurM ' rM,y »***"»|. tier,* Lrulav killing o n t a i n i n g D m - i n i „ . i ,- g „ i r . NATO and Ihe Eurnpean army Division and has !>c«n awarded Jack Morrison, J. Hamilton Bis- Hex of (tie nation are not wind, live American -aililii-i-. and a No cIhn ,'llih Inn, In,-1.1-1 i ,,,,,,,,i, , signed protocols pledging each or­ the Combat Infantryman's Badge, bee, AI Sk-liner, Edward N. Me­ sonic for Hi.- innralr of our Im) .uim ImiiM'hi.v ganisation to cotne to the help of three hronie stars, and Ihe silver ruit und others. A number of who are fighting In Knrua." Two .iltu-r Aim-rii'aiii w.-iu "linl fo.'llitl.'i I III- cut,i - , w a i I - . , , i| l . n . i i ll, •mt udeil. am i lw<> i ->c i ,|m-,I ui |u ry the tdlier In Ihe event of armed star. Hi* battalion has twice won wives of members were present. attack—a guarantee chiefly t a a Presidential Unit Citation. Survivor* haul il wa > well City by M» XVhelch.d -n,| .1i,i,,,, LAKELAND i.W Fifty pujanu, West Germany since the others clad cords, giving the puntiu rani |ilaliil,‘,l It,-.i laul Ii, uhl.uu wet.p I'l.mli, mi i i t | | , in in, „„ „ ,|„| Korea Is still an active theater •re covered by the Atlantic alli­ of war. Major Turner said, fad a new twlxt, raided the men'-, •>n-i The giii-rnllus gui two in hu u v.'iii l.osin willi iln- i ,|i„|„ I ajcuI ance dormitory area at Florida South > iliher inat liini- gun-. i‘ i>.hi ii.iimlx Gun Hull liny would pity fl.iUll , though the type of fighting there v.-ai i v n u . 1 I m f m - y.'i.i i, an-i "I J,in ii. iiiiiIii,,, and Hell'll i i IIi-h ern College Monday night h:ta changed considerably itnce It,i- hi.iuil AintTie.,11 lure,' wan *}•” *s**»1,«*,»l wa» n* he .miiviii ■! h. Released from Iheir room* for a August, i960, when the Third •hr I 'll y und the loll,I m. iii n-,, .1 Division arrived, nad th# UN The Heminole High School group singing In Ihe courtyard, the latlime.l in a gravel pit here, t e w u r . l ,-lul, h ,,„ >«* ,-nu- i ,m -u - s e girls began Iheir march In Ihe • bunt eight miles mirth ..I Piisnii force* were hard prasseed In the Band, whleh played a concert and u. was la l. -r waive,| I,) men's dormitories without any ap Uuerrlllas. ainitnl with U !, 1 " K m r5,Uu ' , . . i participated in the parade at the idles, allaeked wlliiiml warning 1 '!" ’-'Lv »*"lI -in ,-. nut b i n d i n g ,1, Th# Third division first saw I Lterhurg Watermelon Festival narent advance niannlne The Bartow Chamber of Com­ ' * • • * *,uw li g n - u m t 'i il , r.u,,| ( , i j ,\f *I ioirI 12.:h) u hi merce's standing challenge that action «l« weeks after arrival in last Wednesday hat been highly luriie y A I H h i l i h o i 'u - i . ' it will have the highest p e rc e n t­ North Korea defending th* Hun- ■ Ui I'u m h 'i lu l,- , „l,| |,ih u, age of registered voters cast bal­ gnam beachhead, th* only port in t r u s t III I h r I'u iir -,' In M r . IV I. r l lots in today's primary was ac­ that area from which the danger- rh.lri.i.n , Informtd Mayor I k , o r W, II. |JJ55wB?“ S o S S ^ B o * 0* ,* " ,ll! ilI "'”1 ' » « « ' '«..-i!i!l!»: eh.'l win, made .-uusiileiahle Mil cepted by the Bemlnole County oualy involved 7th Division and the Htemper in a recent leller. provriiM-litn T h , 'Hr ilii-lii, I ,-,| . If charged out, chased Ihe coeds 'I'parenll) at r.iiijhiiu Chamber of Commerce yesterday, P in t Marine Division could he "Dsar Mr. 8t*mp*r," he wrote, hack lo 1h# girls' dormitories, and M"* *urvivnr said Ihe few ..ol •I,'C o r a l m g the elllh liillisr, Ieln ll a It was announced today by Forrest evacuated after the futile push "Your 'our congratulatory telegram milled around for two bourn. Sever •hers In I,ii- camp lumped Ii, de I'|ir si* greeun and inniulliug new w Breckinridge, manager of the to th* Yalu River and th# Chinese started my Watermelon Festival al attempts to get Into the girls' h ii**' lui'.ls He -.aid a red-haired piping In r ll,* im guliun synifin came Inta the war, loeal chamber. day off to perfection. It was a tmerlcan inuniied a ii.uehilie gun In th e n.-w c o n t r a c t , it is p i , , Tha United Nations forces sud­ thoughtful gesture on your part room* were uniuccessful Each alection year the Btate The co eds taunled Ihe men from .ml dial hu pioleeled Hi,- inai'l.ine vid e,| th at I h v i-uillnv Is lo reiiiuill Chamber of Com m ent awards a denly found themsslvei with about and certainly ona that will help th# windows. A few pairs of panties gunner's hu.-k with I,is carbine ••pen l u local r i l l / , ‘iis mi u i,. ,.,, «‘»J'fr°n|*d by 11,600,• build th* finest Intercommunity plaque to the Chambar that hai Ihe soldier said Ills caibine fee aiiil m e m b v i s l n p l.usis l.il.c were loised out the highest percentage of re­ 000 Cnlnase Major Turner said, relations. A group of ilisle students later ijiiiined and he was Ini The ird M r . Wh ele hi-I, the M a y f a i r I m gistered votera who cast ballots and in It# M at action hli battalion "I have Just finished talking to went to ilie sorority area a block haired soldier fired iiulil killed hy o b ta i n e d t h r 9U ) ,-ar Tea's"*' o t i " , was attacked by two regimen!* uf •me d o lla r in their area. the Leesburg High School lland away and broke into one house a grenade ),-nr lia.-iv l ■uni th Lee flniith, manager of the Bar­ Chlnei*. Casualties tuffered were director, lie ..poke very highly of Five were arrested by city police Th e N e g m w as w o u n d e d H r •.aid C ity . 100 enlisted man to 700 Chinese. tow Chamber of Commerce sent a In- p r e te n d e d tie w us d e a d as a the Hanford Hand, mentioning Inside the house After th* evacuation of Hung* particularly telegram to the# loeal Chamber nsm, their fin* conduct. 1 EI.KS L'ONVKN IION College officials said later four g u e r r ill a took off Ills shoes the third Division went back H e s l i d the r a i d e r s slrtn-k soon last Friday challenging Sanford Into tha line on th* Han River think that all had a good time of Ihe students found In the sururl -‘. r p e i t : r 8 iiu r g . . u H. A to try and beat tha Bartow par- below Seoul where they took turns and we are hoping that it will ty house would he expelled They alter a c o n v o y of 16 . l u m p I r u e k t Association will Imld left Ihe g r a v e l pit centaee of reglstar voters who ehaalnw »ha Chinea# and being be possible for them to b# with were not Identified its OM i-onvenUot, tit HI Augustine "They knew we would he alone actually vote, us at future festivals. Again Ihe Lust Coast city was selected The demonstration was broken ^ *»»•«*• Th* battalion let me say thank you for your up by Dr l.udd M. Spivey, the h.r two nr three lionm until the over Driamlo at the final session Mr. Ureckanrldg# stated, "We finally rtU e d down near Hill 366. are happy to accept this chal­ north of V>e R tthparaJIel, where thoughtful gesture." of the 1962 tuerliiig here Mumlny college president, and other teach truck* came hark " II Ihe guerrillas sulfere.l any lenge and believe our chances are t t o o k ever 7.000 rounds of arAmbrose de I’ault, Miami, was ers and officials casualties, limy carried Ihetn hark awarded the f too Naliimal’ Elk ! good for not only bettering the illery fir# In tha first three hours NAVY b o a r d ttdo Ihe hills less Itiari an hour Foundation Schnlarsinp lie Pauli Bartow voting record but also in an effort to secure the hill Lt. Lawrence Enos of the Han­ senior al St Mary’s High ollaok began 17, Is u settlor capturing the Stata Chamber's tC ssita stt ua h o s tii ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Ihe fighting was heard at a School, —’ v plaque." was elected Chairman of th* Arm­ U N. hospital for prisoners nf Circuit Judge Victor O. Wehle, V. 8. LAQN war A let-pload nf Anterleans und St. I’etershurg, was installed stale DOPE PRDDLIR WASHINGTON (At—A Republican ed Forcrt Disciplinary Control Board for th* Central Florida Area South Korean |iollce, stimnioneil president. TAMPA W* — A blonde stripBy The Associated Preaa liv onu of the two uninjured stir leaser who pleaded guilty to poaes- B T U t ' & . U t on Friday, 23 May 1962, Lt. Enos Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower to ELI.I80N DIES slon of marijuana Is to be sen­ Und Russia in building up lu air relieved Major Lovett. Air Pro­ day won all 22 voles Connecticut vivurs, arrivetl at Ihe burning vost Marshall of MasDIll Field, will hav* In Ihe Republican Na­ camp at I a.in DAYTONA REACH (AS - Hubert tenced Wednesday by Pedant Tampa. ‘I hey found hortlea scattered over Ellison, 17, who broke his neck Judge W. J. Bsrksr. tional Convention. while on a Junior class picnic at Backara of lha general In the a wide area. The woman, Rita Helen Sawyer, Blue Springs near DcLand, died Jurats b*U In Iha Pentagon per 0 , first pleaded Innocent to the state convention at Hartford heat In a hospital hero Monday night. STAMP COLLECTION off a last-minute effort to elect narcotics charge but changed to n mllUd Um U. 8. to lot* the battle The accident happened as he uf aircraft producDon," Rop. Orots TAMPA (A) — A stamp collection two delegates favorable to the High Low Praclp. slipped off # dock into shallow men smutted' with her had (R.-Ia.), ssld la a stalemi-al pra- of 90,000 varieties, one of the most prssjdejjtlid candidacy of Sen. Robwater and strook his head on the delivery. or oeuvery. comprehensive In Ute country, sold Ashevilla 43 74 previously admitted guilt and pared for floor for R2S.7SO at auction here Monday. 55 .01 bottom among oypress roots. He 85 The shutout had .been generally Boston was bom io Fort Monroe, Va., th o U Chicago • 75 48 predicted In advance. coming her# eight year* ago with 49 76 im m developed Stolow bought tha collection from Connecticut'* Republican cos- Cleveland hi* mother, Mr*. Rum Rowiey, Lo* Angela* 70 48 New York ' .02 and his stejM*U)*r. TO 80 Major Turner Tells Rotarians Of Korean War Nn. 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"when Averell llarrl- GUM which was r.ceixe.l ,i, toward tl,,- building ni ( i i .ii i •iM-iuls all III!- linn* am! p r o l e ioiinst Itv.-rvatnn, Itudd ,i,i, it,,- laxp.tvers' money- Iravtug in ri. Mullon Park Ihe, e„-,i i-img nvur tin- Utiiled Stales Irving *.»,«»i.», said 11. N Haver, city i„ tmihl hiinsetf u|> as a presiden­ •derk, as built by tin- XV XV flaw tial candidate'" •m, C>»nut ruction To tins wu lo t before Ihe second day nf added f31*1 fur a i.'tilgeruior amt dpi, it,- «n Hie ineuMire l>egan Sen. • aogv. iuii,King tin- grand l„MI l„ • .irh.,tit i IL Kail t one of the (fi.'.l'.H loader-, in tin- F.t.enhower-fnrMi Crawford stated tl,at I,.- I’re-ldeiit tiiovemenl. Mid he wixlw-d to tie,id. II,e many eor.tr, "iHtlil vote In vul liail a billion biiior-, w-lu, had aid, ,I the Jay.-ee didlarn front the )ti,!*00,OiHi.iH)0 vot­ in tlii'tr Intensive drive t„ make ed hv two Senate committees. •he const ruction of the building Carlson etc Ztnl graf possible. An ordinance was put on itu fir-,1 reading nulhorislng the Cily lo IN lo v it* T i m e T a b le enter into an UKreement will, the HIT/. Florida Induntrial C'oinniission for "Bugles In The Afternoon" tlie netting up of a program ex­ 1:00 - 2:4(1 4 M2 • d;lB - 8:04 tending to City employee-. Federal 0:60 aid under tha Social Security act. MOVIKLAND This would be retroactive to Jan. "Circle Of Danger" I, 1961 when tha act made this 7 :40, feature 8:20, last com­ service available to municipal and plete show 9:48 government employees fur the PRAIRIE LAKE first time. The Commission took under ad­ "H ar-m Girl" 7:30 - 10:30 visement a request from members ,?„ , M The *u. Rad «Skina Rode" "When of th* police and fire department* M 0:30 only > ,n u u 0:30 ott>y .' - '. • ■.^ 1 t (Caatlsne4 Ua V u . IH ) **___ * ........ ' till ,, ,tin t, tl,,- new ’."far I �0m Eyes For Driving The Sanford Herald gag i ti ls r , cartermaa aae Raw Tear*. Pabfteheg • • SaiarSar* Salm m i ransiwB* aag new veata III Maaaalla Asia— nrW sera. i,airaa<*. Iiairall. Haaaaa City aag at. Laois. . W*. •• •Mklrt, irwfiasr **l Iks Aaaaelalag Press la aolltle-l airlaslssly la tfca osa fat rapakllaallaa a( all Iha (seal aarts prlatfl Oar derisions may aaem In be personal, hut there are no surh daemons. Every one has followers, r.nmllv nr frlenda. Wa deride malir* We "'•* will (°r ■'"■ration* yet unborn. should make high decisions. ■» tot me and my bouse, we serve the Lord.—Jn»li. 24:16. New conilructinn in Florida Isit ytar amounted to $006,700,000, according to llir Slate Chamber of Commerce. Thai is the largest lot it on record, even exceeding die 1925 boom period. Newspaper lupidement* apd mag■fines are filled these days with attractive and alluring ads beckon­ ing the reader to park hit car with family and baggage and spend llir summer at the shore, in the moun­ tains, nr seeing the world. Mu*l of •hoie down here in Florida will •pend their ipare time renovallnr their properties in nrdet to lain care of neat winter's northern vis flora who don’t believe in (lie llir ory llial the licit place to pass » vacation is in the home. The politiriam of cnuric wil' take all the credit (or curbing in­ flation this year, lays Roger Bab ion, noted economist, hut it it the man in the itrrrt 'who has done the job. What has the man in the atrael done, fvw could ha dn any* thing to prew it rua away micas? Rahson, iir lie hi* Well. according In Rahsnn, restrained himiclf from buying eve­ rything in light, going into debt excessively, laving mme of |iii money for a rainy day. Ai a mallei of fact, llie people of America ----- ! twice as much seved litUch money in 1951 ai ihcv saved in 1950, pul­ ling ovar 22 billion dollais into saving hanks, savings bonds, insuiance and similar inveilmcnti. Ii they had »pent,a!l that money, you Would have seen tome price in­ creases that were really piice increates. This year's college graduates arc more fortunsle than any group in academic history as far at jolt prosper!i are concerned. A New Yotk Timet survey on gOM’Inymrnt possibilities at 2)'leadfog collegci ahowt that itlariei c.-ifered to grad­ uates this June will be higher than ever before and tha} cmpjoyrn arc offering special imMcetaenti (o get the graduates they want and need Things have rhanged is a few alimi years. There wai rf lime when a college graduate went hat in hand to an employe? and was gratified if he got an interview. Part of llie change may he ascribed to the deButi pwM p4rt VI of $l it llis M anil L' iMie ***** program. aJM I 0 fi l a i l l f i l t f l l k * i l M A t e W kftia increased realiiMion‘ impng ithose who hire workers fiat educsliea is an anal Vi»t cannot he overvalued. Those. w| io leave the campus*, this yeer w|(k into np^ port unities such is h»fa .sever befbt* been offrrtsi: /With ih*)« opportunitie, come' (Mponsihililiei. How wall tka» Juna?|, graduates sh*4t Ih* rtsponsihlHfiM will deterwin* how mane mot* door* lo opportunity will W o pMygklo them. ll' . “ I didn't nee," will be the trnglc excuse for n high pro­ portion of the automobile nccldentn of the sum m er driving aeason ushered In by Decoration Day, Dr. Elm er M. Solea. director of the Departm ent of Public Inform ation, American Optometrlc Aasoclation, declared recently. Dr. Soles listed the following nn the m ajor visual re­ quirem ents for safe driving: Distance acuity — ability to focus and see clearly withItrtl.o disjv..ire th a t in required to stop, roffnrdlcss of drlvirtK speed. Adequate field of vision — ability to see w ithin an arc of a t least 70 degreea to each side while focusing atrn ig h t ahead. Adequate depth perception — ability to tolerate bright lights and to recover quickly from blinding glare. “ It is Important for every driver to know bin visual capacities," Dr. Kolet* said. “ If for any reason his vision cannot he brought up to par In may then be able to compen­ sate for his shortcomings. That Is, if he is weak In depth perception he will be especially cautious where space and s|*eed judgment is required. If Ms field of vision is below par on one or laitli sides lie can often avoid accidents by ta k ­ ing special pains to look frequently to the side. "Acuity, the easiest of all visual problems to correct with glasses, Is extrem ely important because It Is necessary Atty. Genera] (CailluM riom gage Oast WINTER PARK (Special) — Thirty nine of Florida's 37 coun- (let at a time when the Justice EXAM INATION TIME! tics h*ve fewer farms than they had In 1046, according to the re­ search department of the Florida Farm Bureau. The Bureau says that altogether 4J1I0 farms have disappeared from the Florida agricultural scene in Ju«t a few short years. “Of course some have lieen com­ bined with others ami quite * few 8-« U y r'r man in the the Bureau s statisticians point oul. "Still the trend Is fewer farms and fewer farmers, not only In Florida hut throughout the natlo.i. At the time of the Revolution approxlmately Ml** of the nation's population was listed as farmers. V U ttO ttA S TH E A N SW ER F 0 R TW ia-(W E French Reds Losing Tin* rlili'f Kmii'lt ('ntiiiiiiifilHt weekly, whom* appropriate name Ih Action, him ci' iihciI puhlieatlon. W ith 75,000 circula­ tion In ID-17, it him ilroiiped lately to 57,000, anti now fimla It noccHHary to illitcoiitlnuu entirely. Tho Parla dally, Humnnito, which in tho pnrty'n offlclnl organ, la nlno having hard Hleddlng. While it onco Hold over 400,000 copied, tho num ber Iiiih now dropjtud liolow 200,000. Thin Ih cheering nuws. It hIiowm th a t tho logical anti elearHlghtcd French have Hcon the alarm ing diHcrcpancy botween Comimmint pmmlHim and their |Hirformnnca in countrieH where they liave gained control, f'ondltlonn may lie far from natlHfaetory in France, fait under tho Korin they would he -far worne, Evidently the form er HulmcrlborH to Action and lltimaiiitu know It. Communists H int Port Of Mobile, Ala. At New Of fensive I h InduHtrlal Tenter WASHINGTON. D. C. (Special) In Korean Clash The Port of Mobile, Ala., ai the MUN8AN. Korea Cnniiniinlst truce negotiator* today inedn n vellrd threat of a licit offensive a* Korea armistice talk* resumed liter a 3d*y recess—but Immedi­ ately hogged down over the prison er of wur Issue. The prisoner Issue alone blocka an srmistlrp. The lied* demand return of nil their captured sol­ dier*. The Unltrd Nation* Com­ mand says not n single captured Red will lie forced lo rclurn against his will. North Kornan Gen. Nam II re ncutsd Ills well worn charges lhal ihe Allies have been slaughtering POWt. He refrrrrd to the April 10 rlnla on Kojo Island which were disclosed during Ihe recesa. Then he declared: "The Korean Peoples' Army and Ihe Chlnesu Peoples' Volunteer* Junction of th** Warrlnr-Tomhlgbest and Gulf Intraroaalal Waterways, la Hip key to the Industrial da. vpinpmpiit of Hnutheastern United Htafp* for the next hundred yean, In thr opinion of t.t. Gen. Iwtwl* A. Pick, chief of the Corps of En­ gineers, Department of th* Army. The Army Rnard of Englnaer* for Rivers and Harbor* hat Just recommended widening and deep­ ening of the channels of Mobile Harbor to open the harbor to larger ocean-going vessels. Commerce through Ihe Ml**laalppl Itlver locks at Alton, III., during Ihe flrat two months of 1063 Included 1881 vessels. When the Panama Canal in Mntth broke all record* for that watarway In number of veesele carried, only 8(3 vessel, were counted. The Cape Cod Canal carries more than 1900 vessels earh month. The first tow through the New York Stale Barge Canal from tha Hudson River to Lake Erl* de­ livered 600,000 gallons of aviation gaaollne In a single hares. Barges moved 268.477,714 gal­ lon* of petroleum and petroleum product* In March oh tho Mlasta- Today the situation Is reversed More than BO** are nol farmers" they added. W hen you a re ready to buy a car, you sim ply call on ua, arra n g e to borrow th e m oney you need to pay for t he car (less the down pay­ m ent) and repay the bank Incon­ v e n ie n t m onthly in sta llm e n ts . Fax Abuse Bill At Inal Congress may bo going to taku action to proven! a rt'currenre of I he tax scandals. A bill rncrntly Introduced in the House calls for a one year jail term and a $10,000 fine for anyone convicted of failure to keep adequate records of items listed as tax deductions, concealment of gross in­ come, advice to tax payers as to how taxes can be evaded. The bill provides for penalties for fixers and extends the sta tu te of lim itations in tax fraud cases from three to six years. This would give the governm ent a longer tim e to oxnmine returns which seem suspicious and take appropri­ ate action to punish violators. The wave of public anger th at was aroused by th e tax scandals Ir. Ineffectual in itself. Unless It lends to nctlon ami reform the facts In the case amount to nothing more than sensational and entertaining reading In the newspapers. Con­ gress seems to bo the only body which can institu te th a t re ­ form. Thorough Investigation aud check on (hose who handle tax money Is essential. Corrupt governm ent employees should lie caught and punished. Mill it is also well th a t those who heln to corrupt public servants lie tracked down and punished. What the fate of the hill will im in Congress cannot lie predicted. Hut some such measure Is necessary and if It Is not forthcoming many Congressmen are going to lie asked the em barrassing quest inn "W hy?" when Ihcy seek re-elec­ tion. Department U being Inveitlgated by a House committee headed by Rep Chelf (D.-M y.).Tti* department has come under frequent attack by critics who say In and out of Congress that it has been lax In uncovering and prosecuting, wrongdoing In the government. V The oath-taking eras witnessed by approximately 3.000 persons. Including Vico President Barkley several members of the Canine*, big delegation from Congress, aud department employes. Chief Jus­ tice Fred Vinson swore him In W ith n bank auto loan, you save m oney; you con place y o u r enr in su ra n c e locally, a n d in clu d e the insurance cost in your loan. Cone In and find out about tin idvantaiw of i bank auto loaa bora., Watermelons Top Produce Sales At Immokalee M art WINTER HAVEN (Special)"Wnlrrmelim* topped llio move­ ment on the Immokalee State Mar ket with more than 10,600 melon, leturnlng gross receipt* of $]-(, 366.30 and aweet potatoes held the •potlight on the Eorl Myera State Market with 1,000 bushel* bring log gross return* of 30,050. Yel low sweet corn began moving on the Starke State Market while Hrnokcr State Market act up plans for an K.O.B. market on rucum her* and peppare. Extra good qual Ity tomatoes Increased In aupply on tha Wachula Slat# Market though the encumber deal la aliont nv*r, according to reports coin­ ing to the office of William I,. Wtleon, Director of State Markets, "In addition to watermelon*, cantaloupes and tomatora moved in light supply on the Immokalee market with the unit* on all item* totaling 20,,'IHH and gross return* to grower* exceeding $16,400. "Corn continued to move In he*vy volume on the Pahnkco Mar­ ket at $$.00 to $3.00 p*r unit, 'whlla light supplies of henn* moved a* $1.80 to $3.DO, pepper at $1.80 to $3.60 and raillshoa aotd ul 76c per basket. Th* Brooker Slate Market reporta Improvement* on th* nmiket will enable them to establish an F.O.B. Market on corn as well as the other Item*. Corn, pepper, black-eyed and crowdor peas are expected in Increase In volume during the current week. 16,000 packages total**! $38,120.06 grna* return* to grower* the past week. "Tomatoes, though derreaidttg In volume, continued In the lead on the Palmetto Rtatc Market with 7,123 field crate* ranging In prtre from 60c to $3.00. lig h t supplle, of pole beans, aqiiaah, pepper and eggplant brought the total unlla in 7,8.13 and groaa receipt* amounted to 129,120,20. "The Starke State Market vn tli-lpatea a heavy yellow sweet com deal following the light move­ ment of the peat week. Prepara­ tion* are about rompleted lo han dla the bumper crop with up-todate precooling and Icing faelll* lias. In addition to corn, light of­ fering* of tendergrren and Huger* long green beans ranged from $t-#0 to $2.00 per bushel hamper. licirli-K continued to move In llgbl uhho volume lo irmi-n loud pio.-i-aaot • Il'MMlInueU rmM C*«» 11**1 til rctillUA In grow n* lor .In wi-raly ivporl period totaled $2, lt*t uf runillilntea running a* lliiv J21.UV. sell MipiNirlera a number of them "Itcginiiini; Miiy 23 llu- Hnnfoiil generally regarded a* "fifth col Slnic id iti set. limn Ipntea ii heavy limn!*!*" seeking lo weaken the vidiiino of green coin with a goo-l (Irnrginn'x light for delegates. volume of celeiy, cucumber*, pep­ Three week* ago. Bussell dr per*, td«.-keyed pen*, waloi melon, fcateil Kefauvcr In a presidential mid orange*, while henna, egg­ popularity poll hy 82,600 voles Thl* plant, tnmntoca and ratihage will was a "beauty contest" in which move in light mipply dining the only the prcitlge faelnr was at stake and the outcome was nut current wee*. nn the delegates' race In "(lood qiiullly and Natlafactory binding primary. pi Ice* on I in to Itlcan Sw eet I'o- loday'a Moil political observer* believed tatoea arc reported oil the Fort Ruaaell would bno a majority of Myera Stale Market with $7.60 to the delegates. In the flrat primary $M.OO per liuahel on No. t, while the (ieorgtnn won all hut nine of Minium mill from 9-1.00 to $6.IM) the Mate1 * ST counties and won a and large from y.1.60 to f 1.00. 64 3 lo 42.3 percentage victory On a "Tomato v o l u m e continued state-wide basis heavy through the Fort I'icree On the baala of first-primary bob State Market thrhigh the votuhie I* tnta, SOti TlinaMt'aeemtel likely to expected lo drop nlmt ply fifths win delegate* In alx congressional liow on with only a few giowria district* Kefauvcr wa* given an picking from In.teat planting.!. edge In (he Fourth Dlalrlct. which I'r ir c * have deelined ateadlly Wl'li Include* populous Miami, and a 103,717 nnll* *elling for $330,- fighting efinneo In the Sixth, which 6 IH.I1II dining the weekly report embrace* much of the tnurlal bell period. No. I given tomatoes that gave him a good showing on lunged In price from 41.fill to $5.30, May 6. averaging $‘l.itu per bushel. CuBussell was confident he would cumheia in light aupply were win a minimum of in delegates. avalialde at $3.tMI to $4.00 per liualiel lm*kel with n few going m WASHINGTON — Following $4-611. I* the latent Associated Pres* tabu­ "Total voluma dropped 20 per­ lation of delcgatea lo the national cent M ow the prevmii* week nn political convenlinn*. based on del­ the Plant City Slate Market the egate* pledged, instructed, nr wil­ pa*t weekly report period though ling to exprraa a first-ballot choice, the SH.biW package* averagnt anil nn candidate concession*: Republican . •lightly higher per unit price with T a tt' M0 the gru.m receipt* totaling In ex­ Tail Elsenhower cess of 4244,700. Mnat Iteiua are StasM-n McKotdln Warren MacArthur, Unknown Tnlal , , t,00l (634 needed In nominate) Demur relit, Kelauver 117 lU rrlm an Hi's litisiirll n*iw Williams 43 Kerr 85W Stevenson 3M» Hulk(ey . 27 Humphrey 23 K II Vote ohm Dever , Truman , * Sen. Douglas Ewing to I6.no. Pepper waa slightly up Barkley in volume over the previous week though prtre range continued from $1.60 lo $4.26. Beans, blarkeyed peas ami okra brought the total voluma to 21,206 unit* and gross Pjw Hpmper. Straw- receipt*^ to $60,814.60. Vinton DEPARTMENT IMIONH 288 * SAN£ORD Atlantic Na u b s n a i . O r& nutoH tQIS Mrmhrr Federal OeptMlI Insurance Corporation you WEM RIGHT l ABOUT HIS FORMULA, MOTHER. HE'S DOING FINE TODAY! I : 1 4 M |. - WHM TIARI and anxiety give way to |urgUn| hoalth and happiness, you're aratefui for that helpful ttmrd frAm ilo lk a e at*.a ' .'tlcl.f ^ Another civil war ia raging be- SfitoSS? i A t t Thu law It ia * battle f^ijgdustry "and , 1980 Buiclt Sedimeft .....i 1960 Pontltc 2D Sedan 1949 Dodge Sedan ........ 1946 Bufek Super Sedan 1948 Ford Se^nn ......... 1946 Olds. 2 Dr. Sedan 1941 Pbrmouih Sedan rA x W A tt fl iaAMry too. People In the North ^ IH*,8b fofgel that it wa* a struggi* ' tyfr commarca, joduttry and the J iT i g 2 £ £ warn roponop tuts .^Jme Awarleae iaa*,ch.w otei2D f. 8te bank. (616 ncrdesl to nominate.) n^ - r LOAN ROOM 317 Ltteaa 1 Justice Douglas I 1 -1 . INSTALMENT During 6 year* of phenomenal donand for naw telephone*, 4J 00.000 a/tplkitlom have nogn uMo care o(—more thso MM of all applications mMnaLid J tM X ,• ' r. .lilt..* �r ttfiT ' { 35 n “Peer Gylit” Planned By School Children Social A nd Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar TUESDAY The Unity Truth C lan will meet at 8:00 pin. at the Valdei Hate*. The book "The Sermon on The Mount" by Emmet Fox will be Studied. The public is invited. The Men's Club of the Presby­ terian Church will meet at 7:00 p.m. at the church for a supper meeting. It will also be ladles nlfht. The Chapel Choir will hold re­ hearsal at the First Baptist Church at fl!45 p.m. W8TNK8DAY The Vine Arts Department ol the Woman's Club will meet at the club house at 10:00 a.m. at which time there will be presented a talk on the Bible by Mrs. A. G. Mclnnis, There will alio be a display of old China. The Prayer Meeting Service at the Ftrst Baptist Church will be at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Sharon Honors Miss LyIlian Boyle MU- I yllian Boyle, popular t.i i.l--.tl-e*.. ' honored with a luncheon yesterday given hy Mrs. J. G. Sharon at her home on Magnolia Avenue. A color scheme of piuk and green was carried out In the dec­ orations with pink roses and gar­ denias in attractive arrangements In the living room. The dining table was overlaid with a lace cloth and centered with an arrangement of pentls, stokes la and greenery. Favors were minia­ ture green umhrellas. slon, a blur and black plaid cotton Miss Boyle chose for the occafrock trimmed with black velvet with which site wore black acessorles. Those attending were Mrs. Dial Gray, Mra. Lloyd Boyle, Mrs. E r­ nest Galloway, Mrs. Harry Tooke, Mrs. John Ivey, and Mrs. Price Heard. THURSDAY All children entering the first grade at Southiide Primary School in the Fall are requested to reputl to the office of t)r. Qulllman at 113 South Palmetto Avenue be­ tween 9:00 and 12:00 o’clock to h* examined. The Sanford Home Demonstra1tion Club will hold its last meet­ ing of the season at 2:30 p.m. at the Yacht Club. FRIDAY All children who will enter thr first grade of Southslde Primary School in the Fall are invited with their mothers to visit with the teachers at the school between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. The United Daughters of Con­ federacy will meet with Mrs. L. A. , Brum ley at her home on Celery Avenue at 3:00 p.m. with Mrs. A. K. Rossetter serving as co-hos­ tess. The F.L.T. Club of the Semlnola Kebekah Lodge will have a heneflt bridge, canasta and game party at 8:00 p.m. at the I.O.O.F. Hall. LONGWOOD Hy MBS. J. H. MENU'S The Women's Club of South Seminole County will give a lunch­ eon for ciuh members at Axaleu Lodge Wednesday 11:00 o'clock. An entertainment will follow and Mrs. Stanley Kupl in vocal aelections will be accompanied by Mrs. Dittmrr. Reservations may be made with D. F. Lafon, chair­ man. Sunday, May 25. eighteen mem­ bers of the American Legion Old Glory Unit 183, Altamonte Springs, am) the Legion Auxiliary attended church together at the Altamonte Springs Chapel. This is an annual custom of the Legion and Aux­ iliary and a different rhurrh Is attendrd eaeh year. Following the church rervices a Memorial wreath was placed on the grave of Mrs. Grace Dyer, a former member of the Legion Auxiliary. Wednesday, .May 28 at 8:04) n.m. there will be a regular meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary unit 183 at the Legion Home on Prairie Lake, Some important bu»lnar* will come up for discussion and it Is hoped there will be a large attendance. At 0:00 p.m. on Wednesday eve­ ning, May 28, the Cub Scout* Pack 342, Long wood wllh parents and friends will have a basket picnic in the Park. Following the supper there will be either s baseball game or some form of recreation for every on*. This Pack was organlied In November with seven boys. Under the supervision of Mrs, James Mc­ Grath it has grown In site until the membership has reached about 30 boy*. Three Dens which meat on Thursday afternoons. Mmes. Phlllln Davis, Van Fleet and James McGrath are the present Den Mothers, The boys work hard but hav# fun, lou. On Armed DR. C. U PERSONS OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES PITTED 118 Mouth Palmetto Avenue HOLLYWOOD I By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD UB-When Chet Al ten was signed by U I for 11,000 ■ week, many of the studio's letter paid stare hit the celling But here It something the Irate actors didn't realiie: Chet could wake up any morning and find he has lost his livelihood. He's 13 and a boy soprano. This prospect doesn't seem to concern Chet, who is a dark haired boy with a thoughtful manner and an eager smile. He rcalires his voice could start changing at any time. “ I’d like to continue singing when that happens,1' he remarked! “ But of course if 1 turn mil to be o bass, 1 guess that would be tm possible." In his present, high voiced state, Chet Is destined for success He was signed at a record salary (or a child actor with no movie ex­ perience. Hit pay advances to |3,BOO weekly should he survive the drooping of hli voice and studio options lo r seven years. He lx now appearing with Ilan Dalaley in “ Great Companions" and Ills next picture will be with doe) Mcl'rea Chet Is still a bit starry • eyed about his sudden rise to fame. Born in Chllllcothe, Ohio, he moved lo Columbus, where his father is a chemist. Chet's bell like tones drew him to the attention of the Columbus Boys Choir, a unique choral group which operates a school and gives concerts through­ out the country. The school moved to Princeton, N. J., and Chet stayed with It. Whea OttmCario Manotti wax commissioned to write an original op­ era for N8C television, he created the leading rolt for a boy soprano. He had heard about the Columbus Boys Choir and sought his singer there. Chet was the lucky boy. The opera. “ Amahl and the Night Visllors," created a sensation when It was televised last Christinas Chet, who had learned the diffi­ cult pari In two weeks, was widely hailed and came to the attention of U-l. He came west with bis manager, Herbert Huffman, direc­ tor of the choir. I talked to Chet between hli study sessions In the school lent on the movie stage. It waa only hla second day of work, but he allowed Uial he was going to like this movie business. . “ It’s a lot of fun,” ho remarked. He told me about the choir school ho attends in Princeton. . “Thera are I I iludenti In grades up to the ninth grade," be egplained. "All of them ere sopran­ os. If e boy's voles changoi, he Is allowed to finish the semester. Then ho leaves the school. We have six hours of school work. In­ cluding two hours of singing." Does he want to pursue e sing­ ing career? "Maybe — If my voice la good enough after It changes," he re ­ plied. "Otherwise I might go In (dt art. My father waa a cartoonist before he became a chemist. If you want to puree fruita and vegetables use a sieve or a food mil) rather than e strainer. A sieve has Its wire mesh supported by croiswlres end so la strong enough to stand having food forced through it| a strainer la not riinForcea Day 21 boys marched in the parade jn. Sanford. The per anti cooperated so wall nine cars Were furnished to carry the boys After (he parade cold drinks and rookiea were enjoyed in the Park by the boys end their parents. This waa followed by a visit to (he Zoo, Janies McGrath la Cub Scout master, W. M. DeRosa, P. N. Davia, Gen. Browser, R. T, MUwee end Ralyh Monger committeemen. The 'rtful ~ * .maetliifs are regular Pack held at the library on the second Friday each month. The public is invited to attend theta meetlbga and see the work the beys have done, The Junior end Senior classes of Lyman School gave their ban­ quet at Duhsdreaa Friday night. Pe rson a / s Mrs. Robert G. Kenan arrived yesterday to spend about a week with Mrs. H. C. DuBcse. Rev. and Mra. A. A. Koestllne of Lake City were the overnight guests of 31r. and Mrs. Eugene Williams at their home on Coruova Drive. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Anderson and aon, Charles, of Golden tak e are leaving by ear Wednesday for White Water, Wle., for a month's visit with relatives. Mrs. E. H. Laney returned Sat­ urday from a vacation spent in Savannah, Ga., Columbia and Greenville, B. C. and Jacksonville. Bha wet accompanied to Jackson­ ville by her son, E. L. Laney. Mr. and Mra. L. E. Spencer left yesterday afternoon for Detroit, Mich., where they will visit with Mr. 8pencer's mother, Mrs. George Spencer, and other relatives. While in Michigan they will also visit with Mrs. Spencer’a sister, Mrs, Milo Maynard. On their return (rip they will pick up their son, Jack, who is a student at DePauw Uni­ versity in Greencastle, Ind. They will also stop in Tallahassee for thr graduation of their elder son, George, who will receive his mast­ er's d e m e from Florida State University. Stork Shower Given For Mrs. Hickson M itt Lucille Campbell, teacher of Room 8 of the Sanford Gram­ mar School announced today that the students of that clast will present Its adaptation of "Peer Gynt’’ in the school auditorium at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday morning. Miss Campbell stated th at this program, the fourth to be pre­ sented, will be for the benefit of an adopted eb»-* in Germany. A few weeks ago, at cording to Miss Campbell, the class "adopt­ ed" Vera, a little German girl. The school was notified that Vera's father was killed by the Communists and her mother with six children was expelled from the Eastern Zone six years ago. The student* plan to write to their new charge and send her ii collection of post cards shout Florida. Miss Campbell stated that Mrs. Amelia Noble ha* offered to translate the letters from Vara. 3f!si Campbell also explained that for two years after World War H the Sanford Grammar School sponsored u school In Franc* and when they guve up their sponsorship, Room 8 “adopt­ ed" Antii Vuorl, a little Finnish boy. According to letters received from Antii, his father waa killed by the Russians in 1031), a month before Antii was born. Since this time the class has fed and clothed their little charge and sent him boxes ami srraphuoki. Miss Camphell stated that the students feel that they have benefited from this as well as Antii. The children wenreported as being delighted when Antii answered the letters sent him and in return vent brinks, pamphlets, picture* and newspa­ pers. K. G. Soderblom translates Arttil's letters and answers the qnetlions about Finland. Miss Camp­ bell stated that "The Weekly Reader'' carried a write-up in the column of Chuck Wood last year about the project of these young people here in Hanford. A few week* ugu Hie school wa* notified that Antii ha* u stepfa­ ther to take care of him so tile young people then adopted Vera. To earn the money for the "adopted rhihl'' tile Room Nboys uml girl* present u play every spring which 1* clUiri "I'eet Gynt" or "A Midsummer N i g h t 's Dream". They practice in the mornings before school or during Hie literature period until the wrek before the performance. She said that some school lime I* used near lo the lime of tiio performance hut that liie |i* ■*ui m u m v m i l ifeel* n n m i l l ill** time is not wasted foi It help* the students to heroine familiar with the world's besl literature and music and tu develop poise and dependability. Mrs. H. D. Tatum and Mrs. T. N. Hamp entertained recently at the home of the latter on West Eighth S trrrt with a stork shower honoring Mr*. Kenneth Hickson. The Hamp home was drroratril with assorted spring flower* and antes were played with Mrs. Joe omas winning both prises. After Mrs. Hickson opened her many gifts, refreshments of cake, nuts, mints and Cora Cola were served by the hostess to those present who were Mrs. Kenneth Hickson, Mrs. W. B. Hickson, Mr*. Joe Thomas, Mrs. Billy Gracy, Mrs. Flora Whitten, Mrs. Patsy Webb, Mrs. R. II. Mi ’ nru u , m i » . (i* ■** Eubanks, hm J. y. Galloway, Mrs. Ethel Hatch, Mr*. Ned Newell. Mrs. Kenneth lllttrell, Mrs. Alfred Williams, Mrs, Elea Foster, Mr*. ,Marie Huffman, Mrs, Fred Galloway and Mr*. L. M. Himes, Also attending were Mrs. H. L. Reeves, Mra. Mattie Mae Bowen, By DORIS DANIEL Mrs. H. D. Tatum, Mr*. T. N. Released by FToridu News Hump, Mix* Belt* Hamp, Misx Service Yvonne Euhankx, Mix* Irma Jean Eubanks, Mis* Ethel William* I read an Interesting art hie Him Webb, Uitx Peggy Howell, Mis* Alma Davis and Ml** Mary Jane other day written c* pec laity fm Floilda housewives. The lillll* thiil Euhankx. the nut but iueludi'd ute espeejidly helpful during the s it in m n r months Summertime Is a good time tu take it easy, telnx and , enjoy yuiir home instead of nl I lowing It to bee nine u r Ilore lli'le ute -nine IlileieHlIng .In Mina Hetty Ann Munson Mis* Bara Jacobson and John Clarke, Halle*- tile uvetuge btiiinewifi' in who will graduate from Sanford Fturida spends about nig til humJunior High School In Junr, were a week at general hauxeeieaiiiiic honored by their mothers, Mra. W. Practical home economic* simile, J. Clark*, Mra. Herman Jacobson show that till* time could lie cni and Dr. and Mra. Leonard Mun­ in half. Here are sultie rule* Hint son, at a square dance Saturday might help: night at tha Jewish Community 1. I.et your house work for yon. Center with Jimmy C lonln of nut you tor the house. Keep dm Caixelherry railing tha dances, catching at u minimum by nllim Tha school colors of blue and nallng gewgaw*, dust-absorbing gold were carried out in the dec- upholstery, and easily stained rn> oratiohi of crept paper which was pats. Slick to w«*liable n-reunriand floors, such a* tile ut terra*, strung throughout the room. Refreshments of ic* cream, cako which may lie wiped clean In an wei# served by the ondi. and Coca CoU wet 2. Build time-saving cotiveo __ to those does present who hoiteiies were GeraldIn* Spivey, Janie* i*tics■. right Into your home, ihKinlaw, Yvonne Cullen, Elisabeth voting as inm'h of the budget , Woodruff, Mary Ann Wright, possible to nut in mi tie «;ij)liu... • Mary Rose Bpeer, Patty Whitts, durable anil easily cleaned -m Owen Smith, Harriett Redding, faces such a* till- In the kltclim Mary Either Powell, Nancy White, and buthroiim, and a heutllig »y* Dixie Beard, Pat Dunn, Connie •cm which produces a inlnltnuin of grease anil dirt. Gamble, Martle Johnson. 3. Live a* closely lo a housHhuld Also Jim Taylor, Tommy Wyatt, Larry Burney, Glynn Jones, Larry schedule as a man dot* to an of R<8*1, Jimmy Owen, Jim Hawkins, fire routine. But don't overdo tbit Kenneth Ramie; 'ey, Rol Robert Bamuel, rule; keep on a definite routine, Wayne McCoy, Ernie Morris, Bob but relax and enjoy tlieau task* __ , ______ Reeiy and John Clark*. 4. Learn short cuts. For In •tance keep your shelves, Venn tian blinds, windows and eluseix forced in this way wa and if foods dust-free by frenuenl dueling is ’it tn ere forced through H, the wire ther than a monthly or Id-niuntldy mesh Is likely tn pull away from scrubbing. the frame. 6. Let your appliances wotk fut R Feminine Florida Graduating Group Id Honored With Dance Killer Spring* Ur silts. M.\ltti.\»M-;i TIN III-: Bunch Parly Is Given llminrinK INIissAdams Mi* W. C Hill ami Mi*. Jam** •Mr ami Mrv 8 A. Tiltdel and suns uslted Ml * Tiruiel'v parent*. Clapp* enteiluilted Sunday with Mi uiid Mrs. dim liter, amt turn tin .ill da\ puity al Ne.. SIII>Hill He.nil lioniiimg Mi** Van Adam* i)\ tn Hu-tiiiyi tn e n ili. M rs. E . K N o rn rant am i Mis* who i* t-i idnating finm Seminole Norine Norwood visited Mr- Not wood’s son, Mr amt M rs I ' K Norwood, in G ain e sville recently High School in June. Following an nfteinoon of -uimmmg bench hail and various nth'-i Mrs. dim Drew and son II l>b\ beach *port*, a In iffe l .uppci o,M ”f Hasting* pi— visiting Iter- w • served al Hie Hill home on the h-.i ll Mi and Mr* 8 \ Tirolllo -.e eiiJOylhg the -lay we<e sons. Mildred M ille r. Mis* drillMr* W I. Hler* i* confined t. Mi H aw -, M i-* G is t c h r ii K lt c ld io ff. her Inline because of dine** Mi and Mi*. A. W llainil l .id M u* Ann W h ita k e r, M l** Nimtnt a* I lieu guest recently Ml*. 8 K Fa ye ll iil w 'v . M i** C a io llli* M* In n i*. Mn>» Donna W itte, M is* He Norwood Mi ami Mis. d II. Wynn weiej lri> III*In e . Mi** dean W ilso n , Mi*guest* Ilf then son-111 law and K lle ii Ih ig gel * and Mi** E llin h r lh dniiglilni. Mi mid Mi* lilenn H Mui phv rnwn-i'ini, and family of thiamin i AI»o attending the outing were Jack Sell 11 nlil, doe Mi-Clung, Fd ret ehi ly Mi and Mi* Lean Slienmevel walil Guidon, George Haldill, Huh and daughter Elhvl Ann and Mi­ by Graham, Gerald Covington, Hub ll \ Stienmeyer visited in Ocala until, Wesley Spelled. Wesley lla recently Mi* II A Stienmeyer .Kilpntlick, Mike Whelchel, Fled went mi lo Tnllnltn**rc where she dy Wilson, Jimmy Smith, Waller will visit Iter *i*tei Ml* W I Itoiitb, Wesley Spcncci, Wesley Gunter, from there ahe will wait llainil and Gordon loll point. In South f'niulinn. Mr and Mr*. Henry dell and family of Del.millvisited Mr* Jett'* pnient* Mr and Mrs. W I . Johnson recently. t’pl and Mi* I I Jell of Fort .Ml** Joyce Alldr I soil, puliulill Wallnii visit,’,1 relatives line le In idr *lret of Douglas Freed, relit ly whose mm I luge will lake place on Ml- II I' Wade tool a* Iter dill Julie M, wa- liulmied Willi a shown mi gnoi reeenllv, Mr and Ml* llrsl eyeldng given at the home ol M I' H r y lv lr i and -oil Itiin k *. Mi Mi** Hetty 1*1-10 ock Alii active ui mid M iIt F Sndei hlolit and i mi gr ill r n I* of , in nation* iM'ie fa m ily , and .Mi* C G lla iia e i placed at vuiluu* point* thtoiigli Mi mol Mi* d It l.nlioaelie out Hie pally room wliele the vi-ile.l Mi and Mi* Willy Vaina giiist* welt- ruleitiimed III i ■ I ii I sh ow n g arn i* well- phiv dole tn Minlleola leeelilly iMiss Joyce Anderson Honored With Party Mi .1 |t I'asaad y I* confined ed w ith p llre * Mi-* Itnehncl to In* home liecstivc of an a ic a h n l bring u n a id e d to Johnson and Mi** Hal Inn a McN'ab Mi* Aimild Wilkersnn, Mr* i Fu l I be pally Ml** Alldenoli I Haulier, Ml* I) I' Wade wele wme it hemming d ie** fash io n ? I the guest* ol Ml* J it LaKuaclie of lav e mil i linen The ln>*te*» wa I event I) in *ei wng l>> Ml** Hhi I ill M M'Null and Ml*' I ’m | F n tu rp rim * N o tu n It, h \IIIE1IIN I: SF.I I.KIIS l ilt' fllllll ff!lJ4-| |f||f Itf till' I'fl* ft 11 1tJiiln'M \ D>M f<»I •hi*' |{* i M ^ iuinnt«- .if iiiK i mil n mill l m u 1%»hi vv1*1 ** Rt'i vi‘il ■ til*4 I I (mvvinh MiirMtir Mi " i"* N A in h f •'I'll, 1114sV11*•« ipf t in' Inni*4 *•1*1*1, M i w K mI i* 11 1£i**j v i'*, ,Mi n Ktun't Ht h llil.lt, \| I «, 1lull Hmilfi, Nfi*4 Ihtm ihl |{ .1* |f f*tl j|li«t M«- N\ I T H E S A N T 'n im Irtr-i May 21. 13.2 l)u Bury Doings ii* k \ > i n w i M . i ii M rs . B iid y M o ir tlmn diiu pi*u|ile n a llie irtl an tht* yimiiiit^ n n l. of Hit* Anuito Station •••. itiKhv.n> IT, Siinifay .it M H IIA L 1 ) Pag* 3 S lo u n Is M u s iu s s T o M u r C lu b Mi * Rudy Shm ii ontui U liiF ii h rr I AMI vi's lu.'h tu i f i i tiniU* Ih»* -i*** ifini^t* and I’aruiNfa ilu h I a t ni^ht ipinl nm mu I Ih* Itm y May, M in at her home on MfuruoUa Avi-nutL Huy lv IV* k. i lm ii iim n, **p»*ric*tl S p im tf flovv»*r 4 in muny a tirn ctfu* fi4*-t v itli i hy u ru itiiiK nil tivi* u rra n y rin u n ts w**i** pliu*i*i| who w u ii nml th in intri* thiinitfhnut tin pm tv mhiivin K utliit't'tI tin Kt*v M i. 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Tht*ie wa* I * 'lo' 14a 4 klorit1 lilt*nty of w iitn liii'lo ii, t off* * inin th* HCTOldlnli h ■ amt m in tA-1 i‘vt'1 ylmity W u think piofuRRionaJly w hih on torn w ith .flit k k nnn i-1 hn-t |r *it hi ingulf a the l i . a t h , StH iih y Hi ttiuivy of J mI i , foi nitt f i l l \ ilnl la* iloiiat*4 .Saiiforil who "ajip utul m any of all th f in in hnt ta4 in o k ftl il a n 0111 ncljyhlioi n, Un 11 v K h*pp»4i * h«4 tihi la-t > iai am i that vaiin a ■loHcpii Muyi i . .Miiln S( liin o u c j, Muryl 1'of fin , Ih u o th ru llium m hlK h*4l|» ti* th*4 ii'fr* 4Nhm«*iit mm ( Iih i i h aiuf m itt*4** uial i- appi•4(*int«,it l»y all Hur tin* T*4**miir**i o f in*. W in n tail jfootl f i i i ’inl, of i’u m 4o* Itov. Min if mid Jim wl*o JudK*‘ H n h fil Ii. 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'I hi* l<«*v H arold K N u *ly SANFORD • ORL ANDO HIGHWAY il F liia llv , fill m i'll yum liume llm ln s t r r . N Y . ni.iM iL.ini ti tii.ii w itli fu riiis id iig s ilm i in tutu nut Mir ipii slln ii of So cial ScnirM y in p a rticu la r clim ate and su rrm iiu l M innicc, nil a volunfary liasis irign An in n ate linine rei|uin-s iircscn tcd in* in m ii * c u iic n m ui! im -tnrrl a tti'iillu n *u lem cnibe' V n m p i mills** uf r i4ll|{lnu*» Uv* i ’ l l -iin p le ru in isliln g s m e fm dom *' mure e iijiiy ald e and, I th in k , 111111"nl tra c tiv e . Humniei tim e Is " la k e it easy lim e " ill F ln riilii I .el tin- 1 lilld n 11 fei'l Dial they shmdd in-ip As nI k I i a ce rtain lank In every mem her uf the fa m ily Y m i'll find ihnt everyone w ill erijny jm u Imiin In is irlnle. JOyD^UIflLLflCE. RAY MILUNDi Charming D ancing Photos See Our Display At TOMORROW’S « * SHOPPERS9PECIAI, BRAISED TENDER LOIN TIP* OVER RICE PLAIN OMELET APPLE, RLU RotmfNat 1 ITUDIO FlorltU Slat* Bank Building IT and APRICOT derson mssss — Added — By Appolntmant Only CartoN — "Hand To Mooaa" Paramount News O th e r S u it UagH $ 9 . 9 5 Z ip p er Huge — M atc h e d L u g g a g e 'L '’I00 /k WEEK , OTHER (LUINI AS LOW Al Ill il Sanford Jewelry and Luggage Co. 800 Sanford Aetna* Phone 1848 Q i m J Z c ip sx y rt 0 MEN'S 30« BAST FIRST W EA R SANFORD - PHONB 1M IJ \ �— ' 1 — ' 1 V 1!" " * . t: Y ; .{■V 'S — r !■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .• (W ■'— 1•' * , t, ■ 1*it.y.I •I - r r r ------ r ~ c — r — — ' *VT" V rerrrx y I V '■ i*.s-vTlrfBC twt* 0 Slues Trip Leesburg%10-4, To EndS-Game Losing Streak Byrd W ins Seventh Game Of Season; Alcno Pounds Out Four Straight H its S a n fo rd S ig n s S t a r H u rle r M a r t i n e z A n d R e le a s e s F ern andez^ Hy HUNT CIMTLAIN Thr unpredictable S <• in I n >■I <• Blur* snapped tlirlr three - gam-losing streak in Ix-cshurg Inti night liy drfrntm g the I’nckei*. 10-4, before 101) Lake t'm inl. fans. Murtay llynl, the winning) <f pitcher on the Blue* roster, gain-d credit for Ills seventh tiininph «' the year ns against only three <le feats. llynl hns yet to win n game I/ Hanford, lie has Itched only one It In Memorial1 Stadium and that g a m e he wn* knocked out of the ho* by the Patatkn Arnicas In (he s r c o n d f r a m e . I’alntkn want on to win, Murray llynl Manager Chllck Alrno led the Hemlnnle*' l.'l-hlt attaek by shim­ ming nut four hits In four official Ulpn In lhi» pint*, th rrr Nlruflon *n<J n double. Il<> also walked nod ■lashed across two more runners to raise his runs hutted in total t» 60 for the season, lie Is now only 60 m il's behind Muddy l.ake's nil time FHL mink Ilf MU set In lit III playing with Hanfiud Hanford aoes to llaytonn Heath tonight to meet the Is­ landers. Newlv aripdred vrlrrnii pitcher Herglo "Marty" Mar­ tinet, who posted a I.V!* mark with the l.rraliurg Markers last year, will probably gel the Sem­ inole pltrhlng assignment. The Hines picked up ground Inst night as third place Oilandu Inst and the second place Sea Ho i. also dropped a gome The Semi nolra are now only six perrentaue point Dints out of Ihiid place and anFled wllli the .Senators at foni game* nut Ilf fil*t l>lacc. W. I'rl. Dll. 1, DeLand II .725 29 25 Jax lli-sch 14 -fill :ih Drlandn 15 .1125 4 28 III .1119 4 BANFOHD W Hanford has won mnie games than either .lax llrnrh nr Orlando hut the (Hues have Inst mure. If both the Hen Hilda and Orlando lose tonight and the Heinlnnles can heat llaytonn, then .Sanford will lie In aeconil place once again, which proves how close the FHL pennant race la tlila year. I«aat n i g h t . 1^1 C h u e k Aleno ■tole his f i r s t base of the year h I I e Sherry herlin hanged In 'fllir runs haltIne ip llin Novciith E Ipnt In the line Up. The Hlura openeil the sriirlng In the s e e n n d when Alelin sin­ gled and went to <Tiin k Aleno second as left fielder lltlck Collins muffed the null. Dllsty Ithndcs singled Alcno to third anil the manager scored tm a bingo by Fred Cavallarn, who was mil try ­ ing In stretch Ills hit into a dou­ ble. Kherha brought Ithndcs In on a single. The Markers knotted the count lb the last half of the second as Collins drilled nut a triple and came home on a double hy that Hanford nemesis, "Chlrn" Fundorn. Tbs latter scored on Don Trump's base hit. From then on out the Hlucs ■cored at will piling up It) runs the Markers' two more before The Sport Register R In . I./. kv ftf Is V Hanford AII £""skew, 21. 6 ....4 8anli, cf 4 Parlar, lh 4 Aleno, flh 4 Rhodes, r 4 If Bhrrha, as .. 6 4 Waul, if 5 Byrd, n .... in . 'Tola ' la .... V.-•r Laeaburg All IS, rrag els, aa 4 Hykcs, Oh . 4 Pawllrk, cf luiluij 4 •• Collins, 8 If •• . Fundora, 2Il 4 Ritter, lh ... 4 rump, rf !•«• *'M 4 Isio, c! . . . . . 8 )»ta*a, p .»•*«•$ • - . 1 fra ssa . p „ i i a .,,, .. 2 1 f-Zedallla ItseeUV .... . 84 .CTriab 'e_.«•#» . . . II 1 2 1 4 2 1 2 il 0 11 II 0 0 0 2 t 0 2 2 0 0 0 . . 7. . D <1 \ 3 t) 0 0 II tl n n l 2 it i 9 0 5 2 n 27 10 O A 1 1 1 l) a II 1 5 9 0 7 0 0 0 27 . ft 4 0 0 1 0 2 0 8 Struck out for Fran* 1A 0th. 023 MO 10S—10 mford * 020 800 OOfk - 4 R -R sk sw , Kmils 8, Parlss 2, tleno 8, Rhodes 8, Collins 8, Funb ra. B—Collins, Ortega, Hykes, JJaballeru, Hherha 2. Rill—Marlas Aleno 2, Cavallara, Hheiha 4, dora, Trump, CAballuro. UII-lora, Aleno, Kskew. Sli—Col. HU—F railer, Aleno. L e f t ford 7, Uvahurg B. B U -off m 'I S . ^ ' , i a ■ -tr Tk. •rt The re*tle»s Hemlnnle Hlue management c o n t i n u e d their house cleaning proce** nn a full Male yesterday a* veteran pitcher .lose Fernandes was released to make riMim for Sergio Marinex another veteran flinger who won 15 game* with the Leesburg Parkers last year. .Meantime President Joel Field iinnnuni'i'd thaif*' the Blues had ar<|Uire,| a bonus outfielder from tin- Lakeland Pi­ lots. lie is Paul Fikew, ex-raplain of Hi,. Dnlversity of Ocnrgia h a a e li a 11 t e a in . Kskew . L made Ids delmt Jose Fernandes n> a Si-uilnole Mine last night in l.eeslnirg and cracked out a doutde in five trips playmg second liase for tin- suspended John Indira. Fernandes’ departure brought tin- total number of Seminole players released to Id. lie joined Paul Chcrgvy and Hernia Carr on tho departure list in the Inst three days. My KKN I i n r.ri.A iN Sporl i Kdllor After a nieinrle whining streak that pul t)i<’ Seminole Mines into second place in the Florida Stale l.eaglie idandlugs, Kanfoid h-is slumped terribly, Chuck Alcno's crew hs» done no better than win three gaines In the last III play­ ed to diop them fioiil second into foultli place. At the pre-cut III" lllues nil' riding a thice game Ins log skcifl. I-'mix. who only a few weeks Hgn weie rlsimiag this »«< the year for Hanford, are now slink ilia Ihrlr heads III disgiiest. Many are asking, "What has happened In nor herns?" Home answer, "They were |n«t playing over Ihrlr hrnds when they won 17 of l!» games r r rrn tl).' The two pre-season woea hnir risen lip again to plague the HinesKaymund Htudio I'hotu poor pitching and weak defen­ This group of 27 I'lithuninstlr Hanford youths listen Intently to the Van Ne»s, Kenneth Himpxun, ami Clark Tlllia. Hecmid rmv left to right, sive piny. As nn example Hanford com­ t ’entral Florida Director of the Hoop llox Derby, Miller I’lllllips, ,lr., C. K. lilt tell, genernl manager of Holler Motor Sales, l.arry I'aytmi, mitted five mlsc'ucs ill losing to of Orlando, kneeling al extreme h it, while he explains the rules nnd Hilly Stinson, Mandall Mohhlns, Clayton Wulter, Floyd Dossey, Keith Jo*e won Ihrre games for the l.ffshnrg, p-fi yesterday. Hut un- regulations for entering the Derby to la- held in Orlando on July 12. Almey, John Pennington, Murray Nance, (ilynn Junes, John Durden, Murrell Colvior, Carroll Walter, Claude lltttall, Stephen Musinaki, All Hanford entries will lie sopervited liy llollrr Motors Hale* of Himllke I lie situation in previous years many fans are not losing foul. Front row left to right, Phillip*. Turner Williamson, Kdwnnl Jerry Meadows, Michael Moss, and Moldiy Hrumley. hope. Kciucmhcr, tills year's tenia Cowan, llnhby I,Mile, (lummy Dunn, l.nrry Keel, John Hownn, Wally is not a pinving ground for bonus bullies, hut nil independently upd­ ated club that Is in Hie race to WIN'. And we might add that Is My ItOIIKHT /.. JOIINHON Just who! Mines have been trying III do Prwof of tills is Hint 15 Hy The Axsnrialrd I’resx The regular monthly business players have heen released since _ _ meeting nf the Seminole County Ihe Ill-Land lied lUlx nipped Hi" beginning of the season and r i n n l f l In tA |7 |w > w | Spurtsinnrr's Assoehitiun will he I ’neon's Indians, 13, Monday night lit least III more signed with no V j l a l l t S I I 1 1 U r i l 9 l held Thursday, May 211. at H:IM> tilt LAN I HI I Special I It will In 1nereave Iheir leading ’m argin end of turnover in sight. 1 p m. in the ('ommisaiuners room la- Bucket .Speedway'* -nlute in In Ihe Florida Stale League race Won While the Hanford linscholl offi­ uf Ihe City Hull. This is a very Hanfiud Friday night when none lo i'*j games. cials IllIXe not Florld.i Stale l eague Del,ami. uilh 20 win* and II imporlniil meeting nnd II mem- III cars entered fur Ihe seven ineei W hite Sox lieia r. i II 725 Cliiciigo Del.and made their fuare urged lu attend. take lo the oval at 8:111 o'clock. II losses against M-cnnd place Jnt-kJaxvlllc Ileai li 25 It llll tlllf plans piddle, Win Two From St. Fishing III I'litnnm County's will he six giuelillg event* clininx sonvill" llearh'x 21 VlCluriex nnd 15 A2A z:> Orlando there ts a cur­ I rx iiiu | ) r n „ , „ i « , Hass Capital waters fell lo a new ed by the 81,0(10. Hanfiud fi-atuii' II defealx. scored Ihe winning run .010 2H III Hanlord I-.OIIIS D r O W I) I C S |oW |Ml wc(.g when only three handicap. In the seventh Inning Pitchers Jim rent i iiinm going Jl ua (Salnexvllle lit tints were entered in Ihe Jnyceo .Seminole High Hrhiiol will <'Inrich and Sian Miller held Cocoa 20 21 112 I'alalkn mound that pos­ siMUiMircd Third Annual Putnam takr the band spatHiclil and pro­ to five hits f'larlrh was the win­ My JDF. IIFICIII.FII III III) 2.1 sibly seveial out­ Daytona Ih-at li Cniinly Fishing Tournament. vide Ihe nillslr for the evening ner Asxnrlalrd I'lrxs Slants Writer 181 21 15 Cocoa fielders will llll lo nlhcr games. St Augustine 133 28 It IPs high time Camdl (Whlldyi '.U tf f lttB a i- ! lidded sunn to l.ccxlmrg H. H. D i l i f L with the roncert sturtlmi at H:im bent tinlnesvlllc, 8 3, Pnlnlka do , Fast P a I a t k a, p m. under the dlreetluii of Hr10 II 211 Loekman, the Now York Dlants1 St Augustine holstei the weak leuted Jnt-ksiinvllle llrnrh. 4 0. Han took the weekly nest Cowley, HI Augustine 8 tinincHvlllr 1 unsung and often overlooked (Irsl hitting Hanfuri Paul Sanborn will he the mao to I " ™ , l ^ h u r g , 10-4, and 'trnnhy with an Anl,ilka I Jacksonville Heath 0 baseman, began getting the credit gardener* D u e Daytona Beach downed Drlandn. eight pound three watch tliia week as hi* point stand­ 7 Cnvallnro he so richly deserves. .Himlord in l^eshurg 4 report says tho 2. f. piutcn Ivass, taken ing linn heen threatened liy "Wild The cnlnrlris hul dependable for Heinlnnles will sign a veteran fly. De-Land 1 Cneus 2 Manager .Man Karplnakl pitched t In Boyd's Lake on Mill" Tindall taking Iasi weeks iner outfielder from Charlotte, N chaser. This would lu-eeaaltnln the Dnylnna llenrh 7 tlrlandn 2 Ihn HI Augustine Saints to their feature event and "Jake" Jacirhsln t;l s Lucky |3 plug. C., has heen Ihe must runxlslant la-exhiirg at I’nlntkn release nf une uf the four vets now third straight win. The Saints nf all the (Hants this season. Ill­ on the roster. Who It will Im Is Hanford al Dnylnna llenrh O 11 I Tf weighed tho wiii'li before. What with tiu- rapped three Dnlnrsvllle pitchers current point period to end July inois the club with n 331 mark anybody's guess, The four Mine Cocoa at tlrlandn hi* catch al Tay­ 4 and |iinu alretoly In Uu- point for II hits Doc Johnson nit four (second highest in the league), tups veterans are Aleno, I'arlae, Iin bra Del.alld al HI Augustine lor Hardware In fund with a total of at l«a-t tlPPU for Mx lime* nt hnl nnd Knrplnskl Ihe elreult In runs srureil and I n Jacksonville llrnrh al Hslnesvllle and Portland'*. Pnlntkn. Ilowny- nr mure expected for the final pay­ d'l!y’n •w°T»n* for HI. Angusttn*. third in iolal (ills. Yet ix |» Hobby Due thing Is rrrluln, the Han Hill f.rlggs pitched n 4-hlller for •r, tills bass was off M will lie nip ami tuck oil thNnllunnl leaipie Thomson sml Willie Mav» and Hal ford ii it I f 11-lil nil uni inn Is pitiful only threo nuncus way to see who lake* the winner I’alnlk.i lo give Joe Mills his first 8 750 Maglie and Alvin Dark who re­ 21 (iriirae Krais is Ihe highest h il­ New York loss nf Ihe season against 10 win* larger than t h e flags qn Sanford's night. 8 llruuklyn 21 712 ceive mn.xl nf Ihe acclaim for the ling fly hawk with a low .280 Sanford halier* hit Leesburg Juhaa.in one r a p t II r f il 15 571 Hnnny Lodge. Id liis No. 11 Chicago 29 Plants’ tremendous early season average, lie is followed hy Fred (rum the St. Johns Itivrr on u and "Wild Hill" Tindall in Ids pitching 13 limes In win that game. 17 M X ) 17 ('Inrlnnali showing Cnvallrro who is hsllliig Just Nik 31. hlilh of Hanford, along Munager f'hurk Aleno llll four fnr 17 152 The baseball world still remem­ paw paw liy Pete Willis, I'alalkn tl .201 wlllt Ted llriMiklyn having Phllnih Ipltln four 11ml Jerry Hchurlia drove In Willi*, wlm Im* entered two eiglM with Dick loslio, Oliver 2(1 SI lamis Mi III III bers Hint it was Thomson who won a .2111 percentage In just nine Huston four run* for Sanford Winning poiindi'ix till" year III tlui louinaIH U N I rhacl, Centre lidil and Hindi 12 the priiminl for Ihe (Hants last games. Illll t'niiipo is hurely over HI 189 year with his dramatic homer metll, was fishing nut of Magnolia Pilllrn Hill a|| l»,> in Him- |,,r pitcher wax Murray Byrd Sanford 7 Ihe .280' cinHi. \rliislly, nc- Pittsburgh veteran Infirlder John Imhra earli­ Ihe "win". Chicago 1 St lamls 0 iigalnst hrooklyn In the llnul plny- Itluff. rording to all kmmn hasrlmll er Monday was fined $21 and sus­ New York I llruuklyn 2 "Wild Hill" I'mihdl went wiln I Thr third h«sa this week s ix ufl game Ycl. how many recall Iriiditlima, uni fielders nre ex­ pended for Ihreo rlnys hy I-csgue that It was Whlley Lockman who taken hy V. (*. Nesbitt, Jr., nf lust Friday night lo capture Die I’reshlrnl John Krldnr fnr actions pected to be Ihe highest hitters Pittsburgh n Clm-lnnnti 1 Muslim at Philadelphia, |xixlp-inrd, 25 lap font lire event with his skill Shreveport, l.a.. on a live shiner made the situation possible with ••n a r In tv with averages In eg­ which led In Imbra'a rtmoval rain a double thal knocked the first • hlln fishing al Olive’s Camp at fill maneuvering of car 14 hy from a game with Leesburg 8unress of the .100 figure. taking over first place early in the Muslim at Philadelphia might) rim nf the Inning, kayncil Hlarter Welska. Most of the fishing Wn like lo I liink of tills nit nn d«y Krulcr also levied $11 fines Dun Newrnmhc nnd put the lying ramps reported large strings nf race and holding M nil tin wuv agaiosl la’cstiiirg's Pat McCullough I on ns only a temporary one and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (night) •Sonny Lodge showed his dnving New York al Hrooklyn might 1 runs on Ihe liases? basa taken, but they were bar the recent losing skein nn only n nod Hnniil Fundora fnr aclions In Again II was Thomson whn bass and failed In kit the six *1(111 taking second place in Do a game Mnv IB. '"•our aethnek in Hanford's hid Stl lands at Chicago •w ind heal and first place in lh. proved In he the Idg run pnMiiicrr pound limit nrresaary In enter for the second pennant slnrn the Daytona Beach's win nver Ihe Amrrlriin Irag iir scroinl semi fluid. Monday night ns as the (hr (Hants Dlnnta tan Ihe tournament. league was organised In |(Ifltl. Orlando Senators ended an 8 game Cleveland 21 ni'i 11 Iota nf scale fish in ihrsr Im p, pled with the Dndecn alt ha Polo Drlandn winning streak Pilcher This brings the lotnl nf flnh and baskets where they ure nip Washington 5HH II 29 Orounds fnr Ihe first limn since entered Kx-Hemlnnle leflhoiiiler l.loyd Boston Dene Malun pitched n 5 hitler for In the first six weeks of :.HM 29 II posed lo ralrh only rat fish. thal fateful final playoff game. Ihe three-month tourney In 7.1 and Kwnin, now with tlui Del,and Red Nrw York 18, 518 15 I* seeol« a* if with the scarcity Daytona llrnrh. — . ,lints, Informs us Chicago 18 MSI Hobby slammed n home run In hla the total weight to f>7l» pounds and of fish today and with no many 18 first time at list and drove lo three 18 22 450 runs as Ihe (Hants whipped Iheir 10 oiuires. •list the lints' HI. lands TDK IILIIRH TIIIH WKKK mnri* people fi-hlng, there would 18 480 tcrboniughr ivols, 4 2, to lake 12 Tonight Hlnre nur afternoon showers, lie stricter laws now in order to leagiin lending Philadelphia 281 9 2.1 Hanford at Daytnna we have reports where the fish­ protect Ihe fish Instead of repeal pitcher, Walt Jn- Detroit uver find place from Ihe Dodgera **• . . . . Wednesday ermen are bringing In better slnski, hns offi- Boston (1 New York 1 hy s half game ► also have lifted the entire atala Daytons at HANFORD cinllv been drop­ Chlrngn ton SI lands 12 (flr.sl ratrhrs. The fish are biting gmd Ihd. like Iasi year, II wnv lax-k game rnmplellnn uf rni'i|M-mlrd 01,10 who sel op Timm son Thr on Ihe roast. Several nice from n rinsed sea-on ai i.paail Thursday ped from tho Dogame uf April 2d) log lisp , Orlando at HANFORD I .anil nistor. Jn25 year nld first hnsemnu drew s ratrh rs have heen reported from When fish were plentiful we had Friday slnxkl Is slnt'-d to Washington 5 Philadelphia 1 walk In Ihe first inning nod rode Titusville sod Fort Pierre. Hanfmd at Drlandn ONLY DAMPS go to thr Mlnml The Hrmtmdr County Audubon a law closing ihe entire alnie lo ahead of Thomson's limner, lie Saturday l.loyd Hwnln Him Hog In tho Chicago al HI lands might) walloped n 400 had triple In the Society held Iheir last meeting of each year two months during the Hanford at DeLand clnss II Florida lnlernatlun.il Dotrnlt nl Cleveland (nighl) third soil crossed Ihe plaid on tha year at Mullet Lake Park nn spawning period. It was also il Sunday l.eaglie, lie is Hie property of tho Waihlnglon al New York (night) Thomson's 4IOfool fly. Then ho Monday, May Jl>. Thla was their legal In keep n liass under 12 \ llrLsnd nt HANFORD Hrooklyn Dodgers nnd wan sched­ Philadelphia at Hoxlnn (night) Iced Ihe name In Ihe fifth with a last meeting until Oetober. Thl* inches in six* and to entrh a fi-li I (3:00 p.m.) uled to report to Miami this Audubon floclsty has a lively nf any sin- in it trap or not, HF.MINOLF. Ill,l i F IIATTINfl AVKKADKH Hut .today with thou mmls spring, hut slnrc the Polish hoy Is bunch of conservation • minded l.ast ' sitnuim g school lu Htotaon tliu workgra. Thr group hail a field more people fishing In the state Ing all the lawn that we used to Player ( lass D AII IV II 'UK F.n Weak 'Week trip on Haturday, May 24, to Mrs. than were fishing when Ihe fi«h have In protect the fish when they Dodgers WCfteed lu let him piny V ;i8 115 2U Bl 7 0 Aero plentiful, they have no were plentiful. .088 ' .162 Ilrlset's Camp nn Weklva Klver. with Drlaind until ho gets out of Aleno Imhra lawa ,lo protect the spawning .138 .148 Don't forget the Sportsman's Asschool In June. Thera la atlll a lot nr rllacMbs»s, they have lifted Ihe niir ma-iallnn meeting Thursday night .814 MIOt) slon regarding Ihe fishing Igws Jasliiakl left the lists to have n I’arlae Kenls limit and Ihe rune polo fisher­ at 8:00 p.m. at the City Hall. brief respite to prepara ?or Ida .201 nf the state today. The biologist men are catching with worm*, .258 final a gams. Ilia loss will lie felt, Cavallarn of Ihe (lama and Fresh Water Hrooklyn every day, hundred* of nmsO .333 saya Lloyd. Fish Commission has recom­ ha** that use to he illegal Ip "I think wo kava a good lharha .184 mended a o closed season or site ralrh. In making il lawful chance Ms win tha pennant," limit nn bass. From this rec­ DAYTONA IIKACH IHI.ANDKH AVFKAC.F.S tha tflfnmerrlal fishermen It Hwnln added. "Our main problem ommendation tha Commbedoners Last Thla now la gelling a good at rung have llflled Iks gist llisli va*d , esleh', D»h yHh traps and bus Class n Player An II llll Hit Rill II flinger to replace Jaalnakl. Old It 16 138 27 1 28 26 .S«0 .388 home run Inin tha ngnt field' HI lied Roberta la a great pitcher Tesnnw V 18 r.r. 13 18 2 1 10 .126 tSlfi stands, his fifth of tha aeason. waters, they are ralrhlni In hla own right, but ko la <00 Deary LH 15 151 31 17 .278 .281 44 2 17 valuable at first base for him to Haller IN Hillard III V 1 ) .278 17 10 II 4 .234 have lo lake a turn on Ike LH 36 141 211 19 6 12 26 .2711 Rook 1 mound." P i QCF '?iR in r,\ Pa in t . Co LH 34 136 28 30 10 .260 7 1 0 "Another thing that haa hurt Banner ~*e~~ the llata lately haa tioen the In­ ability of Jark Cade to buy or steal a baao hit the igat two wveka," he pointed out, , 111 Cade, who waa hitting l | ■ phax n m .X lM a u a M T M nominal .402 clip haa slipped by "rlV& 'XS.m i Whitey Lockman Paces New York Sportsmen Rocket Speedway To Hold Sanford Nifcht On Friday DeLand Increases Loop Lead To VA (»ames By Winning lllues, all on the rosd. anl dropped five Fernandes. " I 1* spoke •ifc tittle Fngllnh. w * replaced hy another ',c*'r»» of Cuban descent. Marline*, fb* latter posted the eighth best earned run average In !'••• Florida State League 1«*t year with a 2.9.1 mark. Marlines is noted for hi* b' *• lug fust hall that accounted >M 143 strike nuts last season. ll*r passed only 8H men In 192 Inul* <v to rank smnng the heat In tho control department. The reason Leesburg didn't k o p him was that they had sold him to a team in the Texa* League lor 11,000, but he refused to leave Florida to play In Texas, lie i« a native of Tnmpa "Marline* give* us that HID pitcher we need to lead our n taf(| thl* year," John Krider com m ent ted after aligning thr lilirler. Meanwhile Mine official* re­ fused to deny or admit that « big player trade was to be ennsum mu led soon Involving setrral Sanford plnvrra. The rumor* *»y that Hanlord I* negotiating a deal »Hh one of Ihe alhrr FHI. tram* for an ex­ periment outfielder. No name* have popprl up tint il is h in lrd . that the Mine* are willing l i ^ - give up more than one player. Kskew Is nvvnril by Ihe Cleve­ land Indians, wlm paid $.'1,000 fnr his signature nnd farmed him (.ut to lavkelnnd of tin- Clan* It FIL. Kskew wn» acquired yes­ terday nn pptiinn. H IM vast III .. t And the talk of the town ii today's low price for o » 8 DO points. Lloyd Also sum& ) tha & & , *r'° ■■ hy Bed yHat.r ollchlng thal outside ofMIller tho Is j unpradlelabla. "Both r 4 C utm li and lhitson _ar* _ great vyhan they have control, control. pitcher*a v^rhan ................ Winner—Byrd (7-8). Loser— Big Player Deal Is Rumored As Capt. Of Georgia B a l l Team Joins Blues q 1 tANFORP WWV NO M,HAAS1ASM --* wmeut/a Amp Maya TWO e» n s 4 V M A Unm of 1888 hut they Atln't usually have It," Jb bw*Wv»*U» bait Ini ha atAtad. lljH iltw ih Thflr team T * —* » Chew, nn any With the loea of Jaalnakl and no real replacement in sight and tha eoollng off of Jack Coda’a bat, a - _ -" " (h sfW S ff * \ vp) f « i Again while tha Bl thraatanlpg looks ' rjil * 4 I' |!UHC J L '\ ,i’ ?i ' ;« i» T.v.v *4 A * '« -1U 1 I'iU J t ji IHT-ULfltt ’ nty Motors ' I l f k o a tn r a t Straat 1 thu*‘ P M n * » n n ambm— bci m u m y ;jiL mm �Iff, I I -uO n l y T rn.i. 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Mim ifT . ,, , i i Flmm Hltirc, IJOll My,lie UllNIHUKh I In ini', 4 in'dititiin^i | Em* nljfht dpjininl iihmiIa mil I'M I >iv y n u r c u r i e t ’ i i r d l e n a o f PAR TTIMK alcnogri.pln, wml ni’wly mlaiMiiMad. t hiff in, W. it,,, ,,. <n n d i t m n . I ' l l . m e I f h ll W tl yt'l.ra eaperienre. ’I nk.' ,||, In Lrirmnitii-HIIU Hcnllm.i. I'h Mi tl.iii. Refvrenrca. c/t. 11, • MI ll,., Ulvlo n-Ht)i;t. lifter ') p in. Sun CIIKHTH mid UK8 KH. I.nrgu aujiin iil.MflMOIHl.F, excellent cm . forilOtftt. . _____ __________ ply. Ncw imcd-iiiiflnliliril—67.60 II. ■lild,n Cun lie aeen i.l lln'a (Jim up. FuMiiluriT Center, Ilf) Weil •Sin,mn, enrtter let ,1 Flench. ■1— Ileal Fatale Fur Kale —3 First.. Telephone U J 6. Crier IIABY HITTING, Heal of i.fc.cr.cca, phonv M6 I .(, HON Mcll'divillc Urol lie, a-Owncta IPl!l F I l l t l l H, Cliih Cmipe. Veiy • (Wo. HEMIfflll.K HHAI.TY timid fill"),. I'lnNic 16(11-W I.1I9 Mafnpllii Ave, I'hi.ne 37 TII A VFItKK Kaienalori Roila JH'* SFHVICFM - til ................ m c , , , . „ i r . W . TMero — W. IHetrlrha to IIIH*’, Kcnknrlk (Jinan iiiiiI , I3U HPKCIAI, ----IPIJ I I IN 11At Pimlnr Sedan. I'm'N ((a, MACH Flerlrle Hervlre Moved Good .oidilHmi. Rcaaonable. Call d^frlK want to Huy, Unit nr Kell, Irnipornrlly In rear of Itinf) :|:itt durinff day. HWKKT poti.to plniit, for »i4v. Hatifold Ave, Flectrlr iimlor ....... . .. .. . U *7 f’lmne Kll J. J. W. II A t I,. Realtor wln.llt.ff, Television ..ml rad... M iNOMA '.no Fngllih Ford riolIda n id i Hfaie 8fate Ttank Rank lliill'd II,ill,IIIng I’RAlCTICALCY new Kenmtire service. Ah near to ym. aa ...... ^ *' . tl '•Call' H tll" I'hnrte 1788 trlephane 101. )rnr"'l* “W 'T ""' fho.ie HB5-M or we"licr. l/eed four mioil 11.a. Coat $1)10.00 will laerlflcr nt $06.00. ijew rurgiahe.) Imusn. CARPENTKR WORK ... . . * Coll If JO, Fxtcnalnn JKI. talfe KOyi rlcao tmilcr na r‘'R*r'i|p” °.f Jiaymcnt. ‘J oin Mnnfunl 1)81*11) Muffle Chef Oae llanffd. For quick repair lobs, or amal’ 1 U ‘ ''“F building, Call Jim IUJ.M-4 | Phunu 1681-W. w ^“ ll"y “ ‘ Ciiml condition, $40.60. Florida FAWN MOWKUK aharpensd. IllHome C u m C o ., 2|0 Kent Fliat J firfnVoOM, mn^nnMi Ipiine. K H MKRCURY.:7 x^TenraMtidW Cj'i’lra^ repaired- HhiimniTa, Illli HU (111111111' IrH-ltrtm; 'Pdirnlineil 1 tiu". Hnilln, heater, apotllght. unfurntaheij. Terma. IfilI J, $i2 Mult 1*11 quickly. 309 park. KTIAN Blind*—Fur Free E*. Thtinr 1351. nu'hPir.. work ttmate __ tale C a lf_S20. Rmkarlk I ________ Glaaa ALT, TYPEfi Rraionable Rati.-, - Fr**. F,»M end Paint Co. WANT A good lnveitnunt? Small TRAILERS —1 «tsf»», Spreader Brrvlrr, l Im* 1 6 2 bedroom bungalow newly ftp, m in e s and M qtirm a and Bolomlte and , FtrtllUea 1946 HOUSE Trailer. Sleeps Uhed inlid*. All ennvetileni'aa. All Papalar Vraaffa Carpenter A Gracey. PhtiaFair condition, f 125.00. Cash, A taud* rented. Oulelde "Hy |3(M M nr JWfU. Phene ILMtl-W. CULOSBORO PACRAOI ’ STORE ORLANDO Morning: Sentinel, Or 33 FT. ^Wkir-vrtth bath. 1660 and balance like tent. Box 26, leio vr, n«a a t tojdo E va^rj|| Star. Call Ralpl mod»J, price W600; C. ,F . Loirc/o Ifcrald. luuu, Sffuford ? n d k x Park, 4 tthw.»k^um!iion "<*-1, k.:,*rJf*:Ti;8-1, *.•j; ■rjj �OTICE *I UM4CBIBTI0N a | LABff 4 l ! • f i ■ 1 NAKB O f O W B R # |J |J jNMcairrioN t t M W iir t f O N • * V 4 * N l l I f F 4K4TION MAM VANIA r U T * W k 4 FA OH I M Lota t« I I * I I lllk I 0«c> Ha Ion I f o u e j n r Curp . I A T K H 'M ADDITION H I T M W 1 f W f e l I M A I (.ole 17 A 11 It luck A C ow a rt 0 P l a t i ...... U t * Block C r r a w r o r d A k ................. ....... M l BANT A PL A T | « f l k I F M | I N> M m I A I Block I ... llruih II M ........... .................... 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Wtlllama II W A L o r o lh y H : u of NKV* yl 11 >0 |V Fill ford J C A Rllaabaih I !U of NHL I I Id I* Andea J o h n O ____ ________ NKt) ILeaa I I tu to llalmea Mary H lle lra ............ L o r a .......... Brown Rliher H A LurIJIt C ; , „ _ ■ kinllh J u l i a T ...... .......... .. , Brown R l m f r fl A Lucille .... ............................... d r a w Lillian U ....................... d r a w n l n m o n i F A Lillian M It I IW LAND BRLONOINO TO ALTA MONTI iTION CO FLAT BOOK I PAOHA I I t 4 | j nialar Lorathy _______ Hwoffnrd Carly fa H ........ Adame J o n a t h a n A M d r t a r a t Wrial.I Alice If Yunna Mobfrl A laabell V n uni llobcrt ...... BUIrher fiddle Brock li C Brock ft tl ' ..... IA L JA M O N T . r n l A I.TA M U N TIJ IIKIdfi P (WOK V F|AUH a Dfitl FLAT OF OLM4Tt:J FLAT BOOK. ........ ..... HIIMI3NT L BKTT4* Alllll FLAT All OK 4 I IjXRB'1RiiiD j|VIi|i ............. Adnma Jnniav R J r A Hva* iyn B . . . . . . ...................-...o IIBIHV IOION W / J * " tllankanahlp F r a n c a a A I, It Millar P a u l K J ohnaon Bay . •LAT BOOM 4 FAIIK 14 Vulll L au ra .... IHHI FLAT BOIIK 4 FAUM 1 llum tihray L i r a p e arl i F L A T BOOK a FAUM a j H lauffacher Hove ... kllfltTION F L A T NUUK 4 F llaaliam A J ... . . . ___ lloca Hulun Hon.Inn L'nip 14 Davey John H of .... d m II Jnm e a A Hadle II >N ADDITION PLAT BOOK 4 FAUM m l ..• ' Bora B a to n lliAialni Corn N N K C B tT FLAT NOOK N FAUM I I Ikiaalna IV M A Maycle II I N U B O m t l U N F L A T BOOK I FAUM HA Andea J o h n <1 rk I# H o k r FAUM 41 Hvaana J loan D . Nawton O F ) V «JLMDALB FLAT NOOK I FAOKB M A 44 w iN v riio i) CM4TMAL JPAAH gra A lin iT fO N TO ALTAMON' Farm a d r a v a a Anna It C uahm an t l a u d K K iruher William H A Kllsa bath II ........... . KlrchAr W illiam K A Cilia A Rarkh fabk f l a t 1*! £“ BMFLAT I l f W INWOOn FA UoyalNf Carp II to to K e m per Ja m e a V A A lb e r ta Hoiiajnk Carp n A tn.rnlhy F ■rat .................. luualna Curp .. J A X S o l l t ^ h 't S .. . . h t x a r a T h o m a a A ....______. W t H dH .» h. Corp Untilh W A A H a u l N ..... i ra nainn J o h n A . ... F lo r id a Hom e Uaa Co ............ annul e a r n # " — ..... A tiiuk ||, 4,1 flf.i ■»?.■ bkn u Alo w c m .‘f.rviar. FL tec Florida Hotna Oat c« Andaraon tu n e Bavmvl KUaaur I I ..... Baljvn H R A Uallla M r.V Vf * Jit V %M!l. IHVU'V’“S2•'*>’du.' S T M W ..■, rm wmm. vunV L ivw kiaarp !wJJw m. *uVniim ru f"* ‘•**\■we in �I Voting It Calm In Connecticut; But Not So Calm In T o u t Meet Republican—Taft 404, Elsenhow­ er atf- Nomination require* « 4 . Democratic—8fti. Kites Kefauver of Tannalsee 112, Runell B4W, Harriman S5V4. Nomination need* 818. Florid* Democrats divldod their 24 convention votea on votes sposlently apjurtnl the basis of 10 for Russell and flva for .tefauver. Fritnary ftturnst point . , th, , wky and could change coming co mh „ in klow the spread. Teas* Republicans met at a Min aral walla convention to name a 38-vote delegation. Many Elsen­ hower backers were denied seal* at the meeting, and they walked out and set up their own stale gathering. While Ihe Taft dominated con­ ——IC^ JL... ---- vention picked a—,. delegalionjlncd ,Tand three lor Elaenup U for tower, Ihe olhar meeting iiained to legation—33 for Kltenown *-----jft. L u flvo for Taft w ar a to1 Sen. Hhniry Cabot Lodge Jr. Massachusetts, Elsenhower caj ry Ewelfel, Teiaa OOP national committeeman, said the F.lsenhow- SA NK IIIIH'NIP'tIUN o r LAND I'll Sr SI UlucN O J.ot ti»»rrlti«J In Tu* |lr*il lliMik 1 I'kRO .OS H r.. H IHI Ill li.K 1.4* I’ll K * IUI idi M »f S'V i-iif nf NEW of m v , Hun N I SS t h W III.I II H 7.i t i ll E 171 I fl Hr*. N l«4 II of R SO III Big sun fl H «r N\V tor ut i:t* of sK i. of UtVU nun n and it i: ttu ii H IBS « II HIV 111 H .s H*>. N I0U II ul K lull II A IV 414 III ■ ' ■ Nil 14 nt NHt* nl MW tV NU nf NKV, ul HKG ii . g i*s»» n H to’ 11- W ul A lit ISU fi n uf h i : tor Hun H so- OS W 171 1 II N SI* 47’ E .lu ng I) H l l n r Nu 17 l i “ ii tt c i ’ i r t: i n i ilr t .ii* Frank I. 4.B1 Davit T O 1 IS **»* Post Office Runs Out Of Pay Money UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. i* Tin- Western Rig Three powi-rs hove agreed upon u proposal In *et a ceiling of l lV miltion men each for the armed force* nftlic Soviet Union, Ihe United Stale* unit China—provided that all three and the United Nation* concur Till* proposal I* scheduled to tie preienieu late today to the U N Disarmament Commission It is the West's answer to Russia's ile mand for a flat one thin! reduction of nil armed force* of tile bit, powers 1 4 The paper moke* il d e a r that Ihe celling will not In-mu....... . fectlve until and unless il Is agreed upon Iiv Ihe iio w cr* concerned and by the U nlled N nlitm s, It also eall* fur strict safeguard-. In see that mi one violates the llim ls The proposul w as worked not by the United S la te s. B rita in and Designed to nttrnrt additional louritl* to Florida during the sum­ Fra n ce a lte r weeks of high level mer, a clever vacation “ticket" distributed by Florida Power and consult a I Ion. W estern sources in Light Company won a national award from Public Utllltlsa Advertis­ disclosing the (dun said they were ing Association. Above, Jolm D. Montgomery, chairman of Florida's concerned by ihe Im pression made State Advertising Commission, nmt Beverly Gitsnrd, director of the in Europe hv Ihe Bussln n pnqMisal advertising commisniun, admire the unique ticket. On one side It in­ for a one th ird n il hv the bli; vitee Floridans ami out-of-state people to enjoy Florida's vacation lo w e rs In th eir arm ed forces The ro llin g would menu a ■ D a lg h li-i n f Ihe still, lli'll’ll opportunities and on the oilier side It lists Florida's point* or in­ dprniw*ed ra stic reduction III Soviet arm ed • terests, conviiilfiitly t?i imp* acrdnltiig to section of the state, lli-vki'i fe iln fi.t- a j a h ud na force*, according to estim ates of she envortn !■> llu- su rf at M iam i the Western im wer* T h e y have in i Be tell. H u P e rlcip * the le a -n il i* er supporters ill Texas were really listed Ihe S o virt Union arm y alone Dmi -In- |s lining a p e icli not Democrats who had ite m voted has four m illion melt m all > used bv ll.e g u l l s (In te r Republican before The Untied Slates ha* about .1 liuullau.4 Ftviu Pun* UbH Ii iliu lu il i At San Antonio, Itale flew when tUsMKki men under a rm s in all Loyul Democrat* bolted llu- Deni lion. branches of se rv ice Active in Masonic work, Io­ ocrallc convention lo name (heir T h e re are no re lia b le figure-- Ki« K om i isttildiiuv own 32 vote delegation. The con- wa* u member of the Hanford availab le here on ll.e m im llet ul lM C U N lll'l1 i s I'iIN N i’ d ventlun, guided firmly by Guv AI Shrine Club, of Lodge Nu. 112, men under arm s in Com m unist Ian Shiver*, numed im unlmdiml F. ami A.M., of Taylor Common- China, obviously Ihe C hina aimed dery Nu. 2(4, Knights Templar, ed delegation. VV VM M NGTi IN r l lu- I louse of Monroe Chupter No. IS H.A.M. ul In Ihi proposal. Sources d isn is Shivers, a biller critic ot the ■mil slog Ihe nmpoHul m e rely used Ihe passed and sent lo tin Senate In uf Morocco Temple, Jackson Truman administration, favor* term " C h in a " wtthoid specifying dav a 41 2,'ti :-ixi ikki mad building Russell. Uf llu- walkoul group, ville. whether N ationalist nr Itrd China bill Survivor* Im-liule the widow, many like Kefauvet ami others was m eant. The N atio nalist regim e Passage w as by a standing vole Mrs. Etienne Goddard Belly, favor House Speaker Sum Rayburn ol Chlong K ill Shek holds C h in n ’- ol Hit In an It i-aiiu- after a inn P£» Daytona Beach; two daughters, of Texas Mrs. Walter Kuenster, Long I* seal lu the U N . w hile the Bed lion lo send llu- loll back In coin Tail. Just buck fnun a caiiipaign land, N. Y. and Mrs. Arthur 0* China of Man T ie , lung lias troop- m ilte r Insl Ii\ a standing Mill- uf In Souln Dakola, lold a reporter tom , Orlando; two slstera, Mr*. in Korea fighting the fu rie s id I III lo lit in Washington Ihe sealing of di* Emil Kaetermun, Del.aud and tin- United Nations rill- I 'l lll l'll'. sldR l’l l lo acltiul puled Soulhern delegation* will Miss Louise Flddes, of Cleveland, appioprialion-. la le i rin ile ili|itu lp be up to the National Convention and B E R L I N i.4i Utim iiH inlsI Eu -t ■iiu liu iiiiin i dm me tin- fis c a l years three brothers, Fred Bolly, “ I think u fair decision will be Hanford; G erm any llghlem-d Its squeeze on F i j i and III:,, ol tin (ili-selil fed Albeit It. Bully, Made* made," lie added ul lo i’hw ii (iio grnni Under Mli'li., and Charles Bolly, Detroit. liltu'kade threatened B e rlin another niiteli today O rd ers went nut to 'lail said lie expects Ids slate Mich. t in . priigram till- I lies m atch i Red police to shout to k ill niiyooi to win over Hie Eisenhower ticket l ilg e p.n I ot llu- money pul op Funeral tervlre* for Mr. Bolly in South Dakota's June 3 primary will lie held at :4)4) o'clock, Thurs caught without a proper pass in lit llll li lt , I .it got I I llllU'Ul Iron C u rtain 's new 3 m ile no man' The stale's 14 votes, plus oilier* ■lav iitfermuiii nl the Carey Hand I m ill llo lo ll I I. a ula it until le he look* for, should limed Ills lead Kuneriil Home, Orlando, with Di land along the West G e rm an luu re iv e tu .'Mt.notl loi Ihe nest two over Elsenhower by about Ul voles W I*. Brooks, Jr. of the First der t e a l' 111 the next til days the Ohio sen Haiitlst Church, Hanford, of The shunting o ld e r w as the latest ator said which Mr. Bolly was u member, In a series of revenge moves lim t t ll H IM - IO IIK S Iowa Democrats uml Alabama officiating. The Mason* will also agaiiisl ihe Bonn g o vern in eid 's id H in t w o n m p \ giant it .in Republic mis were uumilig rum en officiate. The remain* wilt be liuliee w ith tin- West II all but tiou delegates today—24 m Iowa sent to llrlnmlii by the Haight sealed nil the C o m itin iilst g irl Ini liouitn i eyplodi'd and lull si into ca p ital, which trem bled in R ulin' as il lul a im o i.it al i al's and four in Alabama Brooks Funeral Home of Day rner tear nf a resum ption nf the tin s P well \n Ful re 11.is,- lo re ,|| 12 ICi Four district delegates, expected 'tuiiii Bench. p III 1 N I ln d .it siege to lie split equally between Taft 1l.ii k blue s iuoke Inllotveil mill t he R u ssian * root limed th eir Inin and Elsenhower, will be chosen In ■ Hi Allied m ilita ry patro ls Iru velnn Iln- skt m il II.inii-s p ieatl aliuul Alabama Six other district dele \ / ir«*(4tlniif«l I ' i m i h i'nn# its* I Hie 111) m ile B e rlin H elm sled i auto llu1 1 1asli .lien iles already have been picked A witlu s said In- Ihmlpbt one he 14 vote delegation will be lit wells south uf the city II new halm, sole Idghwuy lin k between w iiii ; i\|i|o d e d and llu-li Iln- lire completed Thursday with at targe working flue and as a result the the isolated e ily unit the West Iteg uiar c iv ilia n t ra ffic cnulim ied began delegate elections ut a Binning supply uf water is adequate for ham convention. present needs, said Mr. Glllon. III flow norm ally, Inti a new lor Kentucky Dvmncrul* ut Louis, A pump will Ire ordered for the mulii for tra n sit v is a s adopted ti> In their iiw -i M 'cnnlv. . the Reds Ttm sdav* cOiHil chnVt- off ville Tuesday clmse Vice I’resl- new well near the reaervolr. Tuesday the lied lie iiiia u regim e ( John D. Abrahams, water plant tra ffic between West B e rlin and cut all teli (ilioiu- o l lic e between ' dent ..................... Albert Barkley ill ns a member tinBonn repuhlle at any lim e of the 2tl vole delegation and n* its engineer, who has been studying bi-i 11n "id lie- R u ssia " 'i- iT iii, and The R u ssia n s also let a Jeep Millie long distance lines In Ihe the man they 7 would like lo see fur n Cliisa C engineering rating as Democratic president Iul mint I it, order to be Perillltted to add escorted J tru ck U S A rm y etuinee. The group will vote as a milt fluoride to the city water sopplyi voy use Hie liig liw a y ami an A m er will go to Gainesville neest month lean o ffle er said "A ppari-ntly they and Is pledged In Barkley. to lake a short enurin' on the ■Iiin'i mind lliro ugh trave l lint tor Tim only new parl-Hiotoel Ion Rtdiji-cl, nu til Mr. Glllon. Addition some reason iiblect to oor p alro ls ness race truck this year Is of fluoride In water supply ha* going. o|i anil down ‘llie li io .n l " lu i'a r is Ihe Rig T h re e W estein Grandview (Will which will singe liei-ii adopt ed by n number of a meeting nt Solon, Dlilo, Hept. i-i11,-w in order lo prevent tooth powers said lln-v would n-gaid ag decay, especially among ihlldien . gresslitll against Ret tin a- i lin eal Il - Get. III. FREE HOME TRIAL! MOTOROLA — ADMIRAL TELEVISION C om p ute with ■erlnl sml bnuster (JENE’S TEXACO SERVICE 11*11 SHNler* A te . 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C al Unman Ju*.ph t: la m iif h *n yil) VV IIIU II uf N V» uf HEli uf HEt* uf lianlal NV\‘ I, III Hl-'.'i i|*.« l.ul il.Ri-rlti.il In !> H tit I'ag. >:i H (7V4 ft of N 41/ fl uf «f VV- *S3* - - EVi - T.iVi.. u t l ^Sl/l i 7U S«. I 4 D l> T>Rnn John HKU ......... Ilai-nn Mlllarit II A ■»*■ AND HUMBER SPREADER f th is sp re a d e r Is an in v e s l n ru t Hint soon p u ts out in h ig h er y ie ld s . U se It yyllh u F o rd T r a it o r or any n lh r r It m i n i ili.K tvlll po ll It loaded (w e ig h * 15(1 Ills., (dus load of 1 ,1)1)11 in 1.230 Ills., d ep en d in g <>» co n d itio n id m a te ria l b rin g s p ie n il). H a* lo w , easy-tii-lu u il hopper; split disc n g itu tiir. F la w , ro iilr u lt e il by le ver w ith in easy re a ch id ir u r t u r sent, Is ad ju sta b le fro m 100 tu 3.000 pounds per acre. A ile p e n d u b lr. fast-w o rk in g p rid il m a k e r . . . fo r y o u r ow n mid c iiitu m s p re a d in g . See i l ! BRITT TRACTOR CO. Bvy on P R O O F! t Orlunito lliw tiy Plume fdil A S K FO R A F o r lioim * midi lio § |iit a lih J U M a rd w I # * fit DEARBORN City Well J..I I NVV>, „f NH Ii I: 4u n l uf h 7u r<i. uf .• Lul ANFORD HERALD THE RANI Pag* Wed. May 28, I MM Hrin-fl -Xu, INS s VXFull I) STATS) FVIIMIIHS S4AIIKKT iia t n v J , Flarlilii W A S H IN G TO N d i T h e P o ll Thr following oriel's ruporliol tig | 111* li*rt1i-rs on Th* Haiitunl Hl.it* O ffire lio tiai im i-nl said totluy it S'«rin»r» Msrk*l for produr-* ».■til has run mil of money to pay about to Truck»r* A raters up lu 7|l » 4UO.UOO p o ital w o rkers scattered l>m. May JT. Ihroughuutt lie country Hraii*. T*ml»rar**n*. It hopes to get tin- money from DrgnutUiiN qu ality Du bur. Congress soon bat iiiuantim o ha* II.mi I 71n*ah«. Lima ho bpr notified postm asters to withhold titans, Put* tm hpr 1.411sa la ry paym ents to them selves and i anioiai. li*|i*mtlng alt field p trsu n nel Im work done .- inq u a lliv 4ii III. i i , Ctlrrr. iioliltn m in I I! a fie r May 13 Pay day for most Ctirry. Pascal i-ralts ) OH of them is next Monday Corn c ralts I IIi 'Ui'ii in Ii *i * tin. tmkl. t.tl)The annm iiivem eid lu iln- (Mistr n g p la m bo * m aster* Is contained in the d e p art­ 4. aii. o k ra bu m ent'* bulletin l-tns, Hlaikey* Im t no Ptp|i»rs hu I 7AT lie departm ent ran out of mon­ I no H'liiasb. VrlioM I.u ey because Congress la d (H-luher T i u n il i o i in in I ill Increased sa la rie s ul , 11 im-.lal e m ­ ITI'll I « ployes tint (iruvbled im funds to orange Inis t i . pay tin* Increases Hropafriilt Loin.an Ion I.iiu T ill' ninni-y needed is u n it.lin e d 11 Vrfrlilln of erioluc* rti-tlvril nt Tit* Hanfnril Htiii* F a r m tis Miirkrt In a au piilen ieu lal a |i|irtip ria llo n from I* -ui n in May >4 |o in nu b ill now Red tip in I ongres* due u n i May >7 Total r*< *lptn 11.444 tu differences liet ween I louse and liuckaiirs Senate versnni-. lirmniot III,Illume, market aiemlr Jacob Bolly U»' OWNFH Orr K f ...... ............................- II 111 II.g WIlVlAM'N NIHVHV 4IF TIIACT IX SHU UF SW Vi 3tate Farmers Market p referen ces—now sh ows: By Th# AiMKlRled Pr**» Voting that ranged tram calm In Connecticut to tumultuoua in Tea an tightened both the Hepuh lican and Democratic racea for preaidential - nominating votea to­ day Feuding Teaam itarted out with two convent Ions Tucaday and wound up with four. Each put up delegation* to the National Con­ vention* In July at Chicago, where the question of which to recognize mu*t be decided Connecticut'* Republican con­ vention at Hartford named a 22vole delegation and, In Florida. Democrats in a primary elected a delegation with 24 votes. The upshot: den Dwight Eisen­ hower pulled within 22 votes of Ohio Sen. Hubert Taft in the Re­ publican vote gith pumican pre-convention pre convention voir Russell of rrlng. Sen, Richard‘ R um* Georgia apparently Jumped ahead . . . Mutual _____ Security ecurlty Chief W. Averof etl Harriman in Ihe skirmishing for second place among Democrat­ ic contenders. Hence, the Associated Freaa tab­ ulation of nation-wide delegate strength—based on concession*, pledges, Instructions and avowed N tuS II uf H IIS ft uf W 4MI II nl 17*4 ul mi:', ul Hiv*i l l r . . 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V>«» * r ------ imtHtandinif. Check (hem carefully . . . . < Ten different floor plana from which to rhooee Koch home preclaion dealgned for cany housekeeping, comfortable living, maximum durability flholre of masonry or frsma construction Beautiful Nuburban location — each lol landscaped All kitchens completely equipped with electric range, refrigerator, and water heater Each home has s space heater, ceramic tile bath, and Venetian hllndi throughout Carport or garage Porch or breeaeway City utilities Henslble prices — belter values Reasonable down payments Monthly payments Just like rent Include reduction of principal and cloelng coats Hee Wynawood. IPs delightful! HtmM m U for i> little u 99600. Located north of Qentva and east ^ H *«'WP4S•*•!*#» ■**■#*4,..I* *-...•i !'•#****< ^ 4 1 0 0 Y o u ^ia v o ,n o r o fr *e ,,t ^H l *m n yo " ®9f think. Bo Bttre you liuvo enough 1 * “" •M Dm Im Coke on hand when they1drop in. 1 ■ ■ t lO t r i lD UMBII AUIMOIIIV Of INI COCA-COIA COMMMV IV) THE SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. • *• * «■*• • *<**♦" h 4 <4«A»rW nmedamiB11j- ■.w4U4sAiaii4iF>,a 4>e*ss» s » W A n a n » riri«iato ^ H V O HU. THI C0C4COU — 1. ,>n«»y ♦ * �#* Yesterday’s Election Too Late To Classify The people have spoken and the governor of Florida has been named for th e next four years. Dan M cCarty, young, conaervative, studious Fort Pierce veteran of legls* latlve as well as m ilitary buttles, who narrowly lost to Fuller W arren four years ago, hus been given his chance. The pooplc have redeemed the srro r they made in 1948. Sanford’s candidate for governor showed surprising strength In the runoff as he did in the first prim ary. Any­ one who can pile up close to ,150,090 votes in a Florida elec­ tion has nothing to be asham ed of, win, lose, nr draw . Oilhum 's strength in the large counties outside of Central Florida, like Hillsbotough which he carried by 6448 votes, and Duval which he lost by only 627 votes, m ust be par­ ticularly gratifying to him. Seminole County, and neighboring counties like Orange and Lake, as had beqn expected gave Odham a splendid Ail • l l l » r r s t llM s , ear* , •( M a m a . m a la ll ii i e a »* aallrea ml vote. He carried every precinct in Seminole County except IBltnilaMSi far flu fsr fw , el Altamonte, and won the county by nearly two to one. O r­ IStolss faae*. w ill k* rkavs*4 las ange county gave him a m ajority of 3556 votes and Lake a l re ta la r a iire rtU I* # ralra. Repreaeale* tta lla a a llr It r l a . one of over 600. Odham hus made Ii Im name known th ro u g h ­ •* Itewsaaper K rp rtaeaiallvaa out the state and will lx: heard from again In fu tu re b attles New V«»fc, r s i n i s , [)• tra il. to come. M aas C ftr aad at. l.aala. As loyal to Senator Boyle as It was to Bralley Odham, Seminole County voted to retu rn the Sanford man to the S tate Senate by 1429 votes. This was more than sufficient to offset the slight m argin of defeat which he suffered in th e other county of the senatorial district. It was a close race, and a hard fought one, and Hoyle deserves g rea t credit for the gallant fight he mude under most try in g dif­ ficulties. Congratulations are also due .1. L. Hobby who carried & „ This Idea of servlra Instead of th e county In the sh e riff’s race, W. B. (B row n)) M iller who ■MBla at Ion has spread through won the county commissioner’s seat in D istrict No. 1 and !? i I. M" on *m* "'*ny do spend Bf. la*If lire* to free men from pov- to John Moloch who defeated his opponent In D istrict No. 5. N t f and fesr «nd bondage, The It will seem very much like old tim e s to see the name of i ftp ®f man rarne not to he mln- John Melsch on the board again and we wish him every suc­ * Wared unto, but to minister, and cess In his new office. • his life a ransom for many.— e a j k o c m is and evening climaxed with the gorgeous firework* dlrptey and coronation of tho Watermelon X \ \ aw ,Y e s ! TH E UAR B iR W -w i / i / r ’ tt. 20:28. Humanizing Industry Now that the election is over j$, Wts *11 pul our tholguni away and Tim man on tho imHrnildv line, I hr Lack born* of A iiut ■ fH back to the buiincss o{ earring lean indtmtry, in Ihn nubjcct of a nturiy In tho H arvard Bunl’ -t A living and building a town. netis Review. It cnncludoH th a t man* production In itlnnt Inf i ’ ,/ dtifltrinl plnntn tends to arouitc a feeling of nnonym ity in b After all, who cares about the workers nnd thnt human foidinifn of pride In work m ust ho tt\ potato shortage? A* Marie An- restored. iff tel«lte used to i»y, we can eat The m c n rc h was made* in a m odm i automobile nnThe ancient movie "Birlli of a ,e: Nation” *vat banned in Maryland th* other day hy the ilate board of movie remori. They move itow; ly up there, hut they finally get r around. 1 . fit k 2 I : K jfc- A group of junior high school Students in Connecticut have been discovered conducting • bookie racket placing small bets lor kids (Ml hoists will’ names that reminded them of Wiends or relatives. All this sounds pretty bad but the whole thing had the redeeming feature that the children soon found out the less you know about hoists the belter chance you vt of winning, and this is an excellent thing to learn at1‘an early | ___ • Taxation without representation fa tyranny, someone said pearly |wo hundred years ago in com­ menting on the tendency of ihe British to let thii country support them. So we fought a long war to Stop all that sort o| ibing. Now W« find that during the putt 38 years the Uniled Stales has "lent” the British over 9 billion dollars, •one of which lias been repaid, and Mt including nearly two billion dollar* in Marshall Plan aid. Il Might be cheaper to let ihem tax Maj. General William K. liarIM Jr. who is taking Admiral inter Joy's place as chief Iruce Igotialor is a descendant of for­ ty President William Henry Hsr>oa, a native Virginian, who lined fame in ihe Indian Wars of e Middle Weil and defeated Tecatth at the bailie of Tippecanoe, ftar also serving with' distinction the War of 1812 and in th* .I.-J ____ 1 U - - tiding lo thn way th Kid is whimsically attention by lha d char who lemindii alien just before • Hcmhly plant. It Ivlin how an iinnombly lino Inokn ami feels to tho men who work on It. The researchers found thnt mn*s production methods not only define a m an’s job but uhui mold the character of hits relationship* with hi* fellow em ­ ployee* and his relationship* with m anagem ent. AsHemhIy line Jobs nre found to Im* ‘'mechanically paced’’ and clearly repetitive.’* In addition, "they have a low skill requirem ent, perm it work on only a fraction of tho product, severely lim it social interaction and predeterm ine for nearly every worker any use ho may make of tools and m ethods.” In other words, they are dull, and lenvo no room for rrentivo ability. These conditions nre partially rc*ponsihIu for labor's restlessness today. M anagement for the average assembly line worker has become a de|>or*unullxcd concept, ju st a* too often the w orker is a statistic on n c h a rt for m anage­ m ent. It Im easy to strik e against un impersonal object. It is tem pting to refusu to bargain with a statistic. Both lalror and m anagement m ust overcome tho obsta­ cle of largeness in the modern industrial plunt and get to know each other, or else tho growing sp lit between them may become irreconcilable. Industrial relations will Improve only when they are humanized. England Is Losing Mock Air Raid Will Customer Trade To Be Staged Sunday Several Countries To ‘Awaken Public’ Ily HAM DAWSON NEW YOIIK OH - John Bull’s In trouble again. Added to his nil but chronic shortages of gold nnd dollars, la a shortage of customers. And, as usual, Uncle Nam is likely lo get Involved. Germany Is taking some of Eng­ land’s customera away. So Is J a ­ pan. And tho United Slates is buy­ ing fewer British good* this year. America cut off some of Its financi­ al aid to Englanl last year, ami the Congress f* engaged right now In snipping off portions of ihe new foreign-aid bill. The pound starling showed anrne Improvement early this year when the Churchill government put a new austerity urogram Into effect. Out Britain's foreign trade took a turn for the worse. And now (hero are new rumors or a fresh de­ valuation of Ihe pound. Home even suggest It might be set loose tu seek its own level. The British government denies any devaluation plans—as governments always do. A mock nlr raid Intruded to ntiiuiilntv I lie destruction of tinbridge aero** the Ht. John* Hlvnr on Highway 17-U2 will lie carried nut by the Civil Air Patrol at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, June I, It was announced today hy l.t. Col. I). Hillman of tho CAP. The aerial operation against the bridge will he railed operation "Microbe" «nd bo a part of Civil Air Patrol Day for Central Flor­ ida, proclaimed by lh« City Coun­ cil or Orlando. CAP airplanes will not drop leafleta over Sanford nor will they attem pt to atlmulata bacteriologi­ cal warfare uver any of the farms In Bemlnolo County. According to the nroelamallon, the purpose of this bombing and the day-long program In Orlando will he to awaken "an apathetic public to the fact that wn are In danger of attack from within ne well a* from without,” and also stimulate Interest In the CAP nnd civilian defense groups. A group of motorcycle rider* . ‘Die New York sterling market is will report the bridge bombing by skittish. notifying the sheriff of Hemlnole . Ths British are also rumored to County, (Bate Patrolman and the be considering waiving this year's Interest payment of 88 million dol­ lar! on the 3M billion dollar loan Ihe United Htalea made her in m . above all, Britain would like to be able lo uae for economic aupport more of whatever U. 8. •Id la to be allotted this year. She wanta a smaller portion bf lha tola) earmarked aa military aid. Grandma Has Now Come Into Her Own In Modern World llv IIAI. BOVI.K N E W Y O IIK WB—T h is is the hey day of grandma Grandma no longer worries about acllng her age Grandma Is Ihe spirit of the modern age Wo ore living In Ihe age of the Jet-propelled grandma. There was a lime when women haled the thought of becoming a grandmother, nnd maybe moat of them still do. Being a grand­ mother then me nnt out Ilog on tt little lace rap and sitting hy tho flro with a rut In tier lap, while Ufa passed you hy Dear old gran ny—dll she had left was her mem­ ories of more active days. Bul lodny7 A girl just starts hitting her stride hy the time she's a grandma. Some of Ihe l>esl years of her life are '■till ahead of her afler she flnh.he* untying hrr apron strings lumk at the world around you You'll find grandmas taking lead lug roles In practically every Held except flagpole silling, and the only reason they don't go In for fluuiNile-sIttlng Is Ihnl II Is Just too doggone sedentary for Ihem Who Is the best known living American iirtlsl? Most people would say Grandma Moses, whose brush Is sllll as busy as ever Glamor Is supposed to he Ihe properly of the young In year*, hut three Hollywood grandmas—Joan Dennett, Marlene Dietrich ami Gloria Swanson have a seeming ly tim elfsi beauty that li the eavy of many a morn youthful actress. One u( the newest television stars I* a grandma—Mrs Arthur Murray. And In the bright arena of ihe Ihentrr who shine* more luminously than dear old granny Gertrude Lawrence? Kite twinkles forever young, forever fair, and will keep on, we tru st, until she I n at least a great greul graiidmolh er, Grandma’s place used In'lie lu Ihe home. Not any m orel' Some grandmas hold lop Industrial ami political posts. They dlrert'teveryihlng from raring stable* lo base­ ball clubs. And they run (or Con gross, etit elected now nnd then, ion. There's even n grandma sher­ iff around somewhere The literary world linn known few more consistently successful authors than grandma Mary Rob­ erts Rinehart, who haa written an many beat sellers It would lake a Communists Again Threaten War Over Handling Of Captive Reds Mt’NHAN. Koroo UB-For the aemriil straight day Communist truer negotiators today hinted that III il ,'irioir* In Korea would march bresusp of Allied handling of captuird Beds The U. N. Command delegation ill* ml used the threat as prmiaunmla. North Korean Gen. Nain II re­ peated Bed charge* that captured Bid* had been mistreated. Then he added: '‘The Korean People* Army and Ihe Chinese People* Volunteers absolutely shall not all idle while Ihcir fellow combatants are being wantonly murdered by your side. Hu said almost identically the same thing Tuesday. Mo) Gen William K. Harrison Jr., senior Allied delegate, told Nam II his statement "Is indica­ tive of your ohvlnu* Intention* not HXMHXi raptured Bril soldier* nnd rlvilliin Internees who say they thrv will fli/ht repatriation to Cominunlst soil The Beds demand them hark The U. N. Command say* not n single person will be forced to return ngalnil hi* will. At Communist Insistence the truce delegations will meet again Thursday at Panmunjom. Harrison read a detailed ex­ planation of how the Allies io use these conferences to arrive at an agreement, bul merely to generate your propaganda." There was no progress on the explosive Issue of what lo do about screened prisoners of war. The process, he explained, “ was de- Senate Inquiry Reveals Male Sex Orgies Of Reds ^*UnUke many fair* and festivals held in the elate, this is strictly a home talent deal; there la no carnival to gyp the public and take money out of town- Tho Watermeloa Festival has no con­ cessions other than those operated by local civic groups for local benefit. There are not ticket* to buy, no admission charge and everything is free. The party is supported by the enterprising merchants of Lcesburk as ■ token of apprecia­ tion to the people of Lake County ami surr-'unding areas for patron­ age and gowd wiU this growing community receives throughout the year. Events tkawoghMl the day In­ clude a fcatSir* beauty contest, watermeloa eating contest where a score of height-eyed, eager youngrters risk their teeth Into ripe red wsterawu-’o until It liter­ ally ram out their ears. It is really a light to see those frec­ kled-faced kids go after those melons How they can put away as much as they do in so short a time is more than 1 ran under­ stand. What happen.* to the seeds is another m yitery for they don’t take time to spit them out. Selecting the 1953 Watermelon Quern was a difficult job and had the judges in a sweat for an hour or more. You see, In order to qualify for this contest a girl must already hold a title as win­ ner of a beauty contest so it really is a “Queen of Queens" contest. Winner this year wns Dianne Sena of Coral Gables who w at crowned by Congressman Syd Herlond while 20,000 on­ lookers cheered their approval. Prise for the largest melon went to a Groveland farmer, Cicero T. Vaughn, whose entry welghtcr M 4 pounds. Competi­ tion was keen here, loo, for the trennd prize melon weigher 51 pounds and thin! place 5.1H. At the close of the morning program over a thousand melons »w %Caiualtie* 1 f lha ires i r r a n i 9 B % i M$ •V S K X " one aura formula for success today la to be born a grandma. It gives you x retd head DR. H. K. RING C lim O P IIA C T O H Please rail for appointment I'hone 1782—I74H Sanford Banks WILL OBSERVE FRIDAY, MAY 30 “MEMORIAL DAY” AU ordera for currency, payrolls, etc, should be made on Thursday, May 29. Meadowbrook \ Door Sedan Delivers in Sanford there any female guests present. The men embraced each other, kissed each other." Liquor flowed freely, Molnar "showed more Interest" durl said, and his diplomat boat would Harrison’s statement than he t turn the conversation to politics "Iq anything |n n long Ume." "when the men became sufficiently Intoxicated." SEOUL. Korea IM ~ Tank-si Then, Instead of going to sleep, ported United NaUoos aiaa envoy would write a detailed aroups threw the Communists Commi group* off the report "which he delivered the first three hflfa today in n foray Into thfng In the mnmlng to the proper nownn wemrn front* A If- 8. Eighth Army staff officer eflcan farmers’ would her—and gasoline, p a l, vote on * blli of which they know little or nothing they will vole fire In Congress right M goo million dollars r i a , l^wtth Ita flaws, the Flor­ U. 8. administration id* legislature la,one of the moat sprightly grandmother has not effective of any In the country," pla>ed Is grand opera. T p In# he wld. /Moat of the men eervlag star In. grand opera far /many years, howgver. was wither grandmother—Klriten Flagstad. It la hard to name a branch of them for Mils that -have been passed over the yearn have pro end human activity, in which nemo they ere trying to do n good Job grandma doesn’t excel. Mar old for you. The way that law* are granny baa put away her lace cap patted la our atate, affects each for good. Bhe'a out there pltri\|ng with the boys, and making good of ua in onr dally llyea." w e n cut And everyDoay was invlted to dig in and cat melon to their h esrti content. Don't think they didn’t, It wemed like Juit ■bout everybody- from tiny tots to grandma were watermelon hungry, and before they got ^ through they had consumed two A truckloads. Watermelons for free don’t happen every day so tho folks made tho most of It, and they certainly should have n warm spot In their hearts for Leesburg and the merchanta who were their hosts. Leesburg is a lucky town for it has a fine group of citlsens who work together for the good of the community, Gcorga Hast, director of the festival, is one of A the best loved men in Florida. Al- w though not a fnlr or festival man. he has certainly done a hangup job in l^cshurg and like all fes­ tival officials he serves without pay. Another popular Leesburg man is Beverly Grlzsard who serves the state as acting director of the Florida State Advertising Commlsion. Everyone likes Bev, and he has done more to advance the state through the careful and in- A tel burnt use of th e limited fund available In the Commission thnn ■ny predecessor. A lot of folks think Beverly (Wizard would rnnk* n mighty good Governor, nnd Peter Schall of Sliver Springs In­ jected n little 105fl politics into the festival program nnd urged the stole to get behind Beverly ami Insist on his running for th,< office of Chief Exreutivo on the next go-round. a Bsrk in his Leesburg harness ngnln Is Bill Wells who returned May I n Secretary of the Cham­ ber of Comniercee, Bill left Lees­ burg a year or so ago to become secretary of the Sarasota Cham­ ber of Commerce and latcer went with tho Stnte Advertising Com­ mission, hut ho likes Leesburg and soys he never really felt at home anywhere else, so he re­ turned Just in time to help set up the 1053 Florida Watermelon A Festival. I am sure all tho good people of Leesburg are glnd Bill is hark on the Job. Keep your eye* nn Leesburg for it Is a central Florida com­ munity that Is going places ami you can rount on It the Watermelon Festival will tnp this year's show so you belter plan to l>e there. report said one of the groups killed nr wounded at least lOReds. The raldgra attacked In predawn f•aid, t i stf. rN.r lank ssf. fin sided (hem In kyck lag the Rede from \kclr % i* h s ‘eentrai frnnlfAIUcd tanks dtonfmed H bunkers, 1| . commit* itk* Tranches and ala weapon The Okinawa-baaed B-lta Awesy night bombed Use rail bram n H■ w J I m " __ -" 1 : m '; 2k 1950 Bukk Sedan*...... 1950 Ponttoe 2D SeOui T‘ < v . - lr-l! <r 1949 Dodge Sedan . 1948 Ford Sedan ........ 1946 pids. 2 Dr. Sedan 1941 Ply Month Sedan �Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar WEDNESDAY The Prayer Meeting Service at the First Baptist Church will ba at 1:00 p.m. Tha regular promenade and sup­ per of the 40 et 8 club will be held at the Legion Hut a t 7:30 p.m. THURSDAY O tll children entering the first trade at Southslde Primary School gr ited to report In the Fall areb reques requested Juillman at to tha office of Dr. Qt 113 South Palmetto Avenue be tween 9:00 and 12:00 o'clock to ba examined. The Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club will hold Its last meet­ ing of the aeason a t 2:30 p.m. a t tha Yacht Club. FRIDAY *A1I children who will enter the ffist grade of Southald* Primary School In the Fall are Invited with their mothers to visit with the teacher* a t the school between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. The United Daughters of Con­ federacy will meet with Mrs. L. A. Brumley at her home on Celery Avenue at 3;00 p.m. with Mra. A. X. Roasetter serving as co-hostesa. The F.L.T. Club of the Seminole Miss Beverly Gray Elected President Miss iterly Gray was elected prcaldeif of the Thespian Troupe 9S8 of Seminole High School at their annual Initiation meeting held Monday evening at the home of Stanley Kata on Mellonvllle Avenue, Other officers Installed were vice-president, Janice Reel; sec­ retary, Peggy Wright: treasurer, Ronnie Anderson and student di­ rectors, Mrrtle Crlssey and Iletiy Ann Carter. Four honor atudents of the past year were announced who were Donna Witte, Jean Wlleon, Ed­ ward McKinley and Ann Whitaker. Bsbe Blebee and Ellen Driggers were announced a t the two heat Thespian* of the year. Fourteen member* were Initia­ ted from Thespian Apprentices to full Hedged Thespians, There were about 38 persent and ell were clothed In white. The prrildent’* table was over­ laid with a white linen cloth and bore silver candelabra. Mrs. II. It. Illll of Greem-il'ee, S. C., formerly of Sanford, visited friends here recently. Mra. Cassandra Sehulta left yesterday to spend some time In Tampa as tha guest of her son, Carl Bchulti. Mr. and Mra. Kent Chetlaln visited over the weekened with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Proctor at Daytona Beach. Joe Wlmblih of Atlanta It visiting for aome time with hi* grandmother, Mra. Clara Brady at her home on Park Avenue. Friends of Eugene Singletary will be Interacted to learn that he recently graduated from Black Hilla Teacher* Colleeg* at Spearfish, S. D., with high honors. Mr. and Mr*. John Deal of Hot Springs. Ark., ara visiting with Mrs. Deal's parents, Mr. and Mra. W. F. McTeer at their home on Mellonvllle Avenue. Clarence Clauxe Plana Summer Cruise Mra. Alexandecr Vaughn Is ex­ pected to arrive home today from Miami where she ha* been visit­ ing with her son and daughter-inWord was received here today law, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Doudney. Mbekah Lodge will have a benefit canasta and gam* party from the University of North Carbridge, ci Mr*. W. A. I^ffler spent toat 8:00 pp.m. at tha I.O.O.F. Half. ollna at Chapel Hill that William Clarence Clauee Jr., eon of Mr. day In Gainearill* where she MONDAY The Phllathea Ctsat of the First and Mra. W. C. Clause Sr., of visited her daughter, Mlia Lila Presbyterian Church will meet at 1108 Myrtle Avenue will make the Leffler, a student at the Univer­ the home of Mra. W. 8. Brumley, summer practice cruise participat­ sity of Florida. ed in by midshipmen from 'he 82 Celery Avenue, at 7:48 n.m. The Misses Lila Leffler, Nixie u n it* throughout the ; The W.M.U. of the Firat Rap NROTC units ■hi en of Klrehhoff, Bette Rene Ball ami tilt Church will hold their bust co u n try, *nd the midshipm nets meeting at 2:30 p.m. a t tha ! Ihe U. 8. Naval Academy at Anna- Mary Ann Galloway are expected dl _ from the polls, Md. to arrive on Friday church. Mr. Clause is a member of the University of Florida In Gaines TUESDAY The pupil* of the Margaret NROTC Unit at the University vlite to spend the summer with _5avle music school will present and is * rising snphnmore In the their parents. a Jhelr annnal recital a t the Wom­ program. Gustav llrudi. 87 year old realCapt. J. S. Keating, Professor of an's Club at 8:18 p.m. Guest artist will be Kenneth llalenger, Naval Sclenre at the University, \dont of Dettary, suffered a back associate professor of voice nl has announced that the cruise task Injury yesterday when he fell off forre, consisting of battleships, the porch of the Enterprise School Stetson Unlvlcrslty. carriers, cruisers and destroyers where he had gone to vote. He will visit ports In the Scandinavian was taken to Kern aid-Laughton countries, Ireland, E n g l a n d , Memorial Hospital for treatment. France and Cuba. Mr. ami Mrs. Robert L. Orwig Mr. Clause has been assigned to attended the Baccalaureate Ser­ the U.8.H. Dea Moines (CA-134) A The monthly business and pro­ vices of the Orlando .Senior High and will tall from Norfolk, Va., g ra m meeting of the Truth Seek­ School Sunday night as the guasU ers Class of the First Methodist early In June. The duration of the of Mr Orwlg’s uncle and aunt, cruise, according to Capt. Keating, Church met Monday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson, is about 8 weeks. 3:00 o’clock In McKinley Hall. whose eldest son, Bill, Is * mem­ Mra. W. 8. Thornton conducted ber of the graduating class. a short devotional concluding with prayer by Mr*. T. E. Wllion. A short but ImpreiRlve memorial aarvle* waa held In mamory of those passed on within the last By MRS. J. II. HII.IIHEY year. Mrs. T. E. Wltson read the following names: Mra. A. D. ShoeMrs. lUndall Chase took of floe aker, Mrs. Mary McKim, Mrs. The Audubon field trip to the Monday morning of the Sanford annle Williams, Mrs. Emma Woklv* River Saturday, M i^ J lt, Branch of the Florida Chain of Abram*, Mr*, r . R. St*lnm*y*r, was a vary Interesting one. Mrs. Missionary Assemblies at the Mrs. D. A. Kelley and Miss Juno Iletiel met us In Sanford and led meeting at 111:30 a.m. at the Epis­ u* to the site of her camp-lo-be. copal Parish House at which reWaddell. A poem entitled "Mlgpah" which "Here I* the cornerstone; just step presentattve* of five denomina­ waa dedicated to the memory of over here and you’ll he In the liv­ tions were present. thoae who'have passed away was ing room," she told us. The loca­ Other officer* Uklng office read hy Mr*. W, P. Chapman. tion la beautiful with tall trees all were Mr*. II. C. Iletiel, vice chair Mra. R. K. Crenshaw presided at about nnd the river In front. The man; Mrs. Blake Hawycrs, iccre the business meeting and Mrs. J. Seminole fish camp, where cabins tary and Mrs. A. J. I'elersun, B, Crawford invited the clas.t to and boats may be rented, Is Just treasurer. The Rev. H. Littleton Zimmerman, rector of Holy Cross meet wltlf her at her now home In a short walk away. T * k e Mary for a covered dt*h opened the Not too many hlrda were seen, Episcopal Church, ■uncheon on the fourth Monday In although we were told that they meeting with prayer. June. It waa voted to disband for had b«en abundant earlier In the An advisory hoard waa appoint­ the months of July ami Angus*.. morning. After the walk to th« ed during the business meeting in­ Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Cren­ fish camp and back, some of the cluding Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, Mra. James L. Ingley, peat treas­ shaw, hoateaiei for the afternoon, aerved lea cream and cookies to romiorianie cnairs on a neighbor's urer, and Mra, George Wells. thoa* present who were Mra. Nolllo porch, while the "do-or-dle" group Committee chairmen were also Vaughn, Mra. T. E. Wilson, Mra. tramped through the tall, wet appointed *nd are aa follow*: Fi­ W. 8. Thornton, Mra. J. F. Rlaer, fra** and poison Ivy. Mra. Ila tu l nance and Reglitratlon, Mra. J. L. Mra, C. A. Ponder, Mra. R. M. mad* a big not of coffee over the Ingley and Mr*. A. J, Peterson, Mason, Mra. E. E. Lloyd, Mra. outdoor grill and aerved homo Promotion Chairman, Mrs. W. P. Dora G um y, Mra. Nettle Tlllla, made douphnuu with It. Um-m, Chapman; Preaa, Mr*. Voile Will­ Mra. W. C. flank, Mr*. C. R. Tat*, good! After our mid-morning iam* 8r.; Book*, Mr*. R. F. Mra. Carrie Draper and Mra. Ella ■hack, Mra. Iletiel, Mr. «ir, Bwarlx nwiru Cooper and Mra, Victor Green; and the Van Stonra returned home, Nominating, Mra. George Wells, While Mra. Norton, Mr. Davldion, and Hospitality, Mra. Charles U lW R i 1*1 IFCMITIII lUimiflVJ Mlia Thompson and I went to Rock Park. It waa announced th at other Mr*. W. P. Chapman, Mra. R. I Spring* to *ee what blrdllfa wo chairmen for tha eomlng year will Crenahaw and Mra. flcaale Hunch could find there, thence to Han- he announced at a later date, Mra. II. C. Iletiel gave a report lando and Longwood. Between Sanlando and l.nngwnod a* wa ate of the recent statewide conven­ our lunch, we had the pleaaure of tion whlrh waa held recently In watching a pair of red-cockaded Winter Haven and also announced woodpecker* feeding their young. that the hudg«t has Increased from to 1300. far the coming year. The Worker'* Council of the At Longwood a created flycatcher $280. The following announcements Firat Baptjat Training Union waa feeding her young Juat a few were also made: the date* for the ,waa held Monday In the Me­ feetebove our head*. Forty ipeclea Sanford chain will b* Thmiday ojrd; were counted for the trip. morial Educational Building, beAt Ihla time of year there aro and Friday, Jan. 22 and 28; a (inning with n covered dlah many lnlareatlng thing* to ha aeen fall Institute for tha central at** (upper at 7;0O p.m. be held In Daland, No*. 19, to Following the supper the 1" ° M i own back yard. In oura, will all officer* and denomina­ Junior, Intermediate, Y o u n g {*»• mgla cardinal la taking care of which tional representative* are urged People* and Adult Department 1!" fir,.l,,bro‘)d »l *ha feeding *U- to attend. Tha fall meeting of tha Directors assembled Uillr groups tlon while hla mate hatch** the executive board will ba held at the M Uielr their reapectlv* departmanta department* rnond brood. Tragedy ha* atruch, Pariah House on Nov. 21. Ott» favorit* quail loat hla for g devotional period and an- too. Members were urged to remem­ mata. For aavaral day* ha stay*! kouncamanta. ber the stale meeting of tha now ha I* aaen for brief A review of the work for parlodai eating dlaconaolately all United Council of Church Women fp the peal month waa mad* In ths alon*. Tka W, L. Slag* hand railed to be held in Lahaland starting to­ cftaunltte* meetings and plana for M ffi' » f.b*by cardfnala that had day to which Mra. George Walla the program* and activities of as del if the neat until they f Services Held By Truth Seekers Cltfss Officers Elected For Missionary Group Naturalist Notes f Misses Ratigan And Bisbee Are Honored Mias Bebe Blabee and M in Patty Batigan. graduates of this season, wire honored on Monday afternoon with a party given by Mrs. J. IL Tmluck end her daugh­ ter, Mrs. Date Scott Jr., at tho Scott home at 2078 Grandview Avenue In Rose Court. Miss Bis­ bee will graduate In June from Seminole High School and Mist Ratigan from St. James High School In Orlando. Bright arrange­ ment* of yellow and brome Hemerocallis lilies formed an a t­ tractive background for the party. Late In the afternoon refresh­ ment* were served by tho hos­ tesses assisted by Mlaa Kay Ivey. The honorees were presented with gift* by Mr*. Truluck and Mr*. Scott nnd a prlie w h s won by MU* Dawn Bishop. Those rnjoylng Ihe afternoon with Miss Ratigan nnd Misr Ills, bee were their mothers, Mr*. Jack Ratigan and Mrs. Hamilton Illsbee, and the Misses Ada Adams, Connie Ludwig, Ellrn Driggers, Donna Witte, Ann Whitaker, Di­ anne Hart, Norma Faye H arvey, Jane Davla, Miriam Moyr, Car­ oline Mclnnii, Elisabeth Murphy, Jean Wlleon, Gretehen Klrehhoff, Margaret Malloy, Mildred Miller, Dawn Blihop ami Carolyn Hudson all of Sanford. Guest* from Orlando included the Misses Mury Jane Brilliant, Boiemary Vnvera, Margie Lundqulst, Cathie Boiling, Minlh.i Ker­ ri* and Pal Westfall, all of Mi** Katlgan'a graduating clas*. I V HOLLYWOOD ~ | By BOB THOMAS - - THF. SANFORD HERALD Pag* w#d. May 29, I W Buffet Supper Given Hy ItoKcne Taylors / H O LL Y W O O D tip — T h e re ’s a b n ltlr of w its going on al 2t)th Fo x Slu dlnx. so I dropped out til Mi nnd M i* [Ioscoe T a y lo r rngel caught in Ihe c r t m f lr r T h e w it* are Fre d A lle n and ti-rt»ln*-d w ith a buffet supper at A venue O scar L e v a n t, two of the most their home «n Oranmw idely quolrtl g rn ls nt our lim e S a tu rd a y evening honor m g M r. Doth are appearing ns confidence la n d M rs I. II II o.lglns who w ill men in " T h e Hansom of Bed l travo smtii tn m ake Ib e ir home M r. T h ie f." an episode In O H e n ry ’s I in Hock H ill, S. T w here his netv "B a g d a d on Ihe Subw ay " The Ilo ilg in s w ill assum e scrip ! cnnhln t be ns good i . . the i l n l l r x a s s uperinte nde nt of the | Independent Insurance To. liyo tay Dial occurs on the set Mr. It odglns has hern a ffilia te d I found le v a n t arid Allen w e a r­ ing th eir usual sour expressions w ith this rm npnny in ilu- San fo rd Then they started spouting. O r nl O ffic e for srv e rn l yearTin- latdes wen- o v r la iil w ith least A llen did O scar was quiet, w hite linen cloths, centered w ith w hich I* unusual for O scar " T h e y ju sl saw yi s lrrd a y 's rush arrangem ent* " f loses ami pink aw arding the A cadem y A w ard s hibiscus Those invited to enjoy the oc­ c s .” Item arked A llen, "nnd th ey're casion w ith Ihe honor*-,-* were e a rly this year ” " W a ll m ild they see today’s S ir. and M i* Hat old Wood, M r. ru s h e s ," O scar added " T h e y 'll and M rs. K . M. M orphy, Mr. and M rs. J . It. M urphy, Mr and M rs. la k e the O scars hack ’’ I com m ented that this w as A l­ C la y W illia m s, Mr and Mrs Bob len 's second trip to the coast this W ilson and Mr and M rs. Q. W. y e a r He appeared e a rlie r In an ­ C la rk J r other episode p ictu re, “ W e're Not M a rrie d ." " I'm Jusl an t-plsmle a r ln r ," said background wasn't liv e ly enough Allen "W hen they need someone W illie Leevant siiaal with a w o rried In rin se a door, they send for me expressio n, A lim reported to me A SIVI-MONTHI-OID DACHSHUND. "Muml." who Is In illl pretty eu-'o to T h e y ’re a fra id In pul nie In a full- on tils new T V ca re e r " W e ’ve tried a new fo rm a l, a the ground, pauses during a stroll through Washington Square. New length picture No, 1 dnn't think " It York C ity , to Inok at two exh ib it* In lire outdoor art show If the a lti­ I'll lie h a rk again I ’m a fra id 1 q iilr sh o w ," lie explained tude of hi* nose 1* any Indication, you can gather whnt he think* of i (list got In on the tall end of a gives me a r li.nice In talk to pen pie, and I don't have 1h r pressure the painting of the kitten try one nf the exh ibito r* <In tern* I inn* I J Irrm l " I ’ve been fi-mllng off oblivion of a v a rie ty show I'll do it on so tin- lies! parts ra n he fo r several years now When I film m il of d Ihe sam e as h I appear on teles I-.Ion. Ihe audlem-e picked rushes In the movies When I ’ m (irm ic lio M arx does on T V nnd urn in Hie movies, they rush home to Bing Crosby has done in radio. ■'Actually it's the sam e thing Hr in:VKill.V GUAY Irlc v is lim I keep Ihe audience In I used to do on radio E v e ry ­ K I >i w illi-g ri enter rn n sln n l motion " S II S t- a mod hubbub since tin- L i m i t ! It!'! M itlir** •I..I. 1 I learned that Allen w as d rivin g thing's been done before I used i lly at to have a feature called 'People new S a lly * i-aino out th is week. h**i h i ' h i i ' nn H im vji t Ii il \ venue a e a r in the picture, and it ’s Jusl By MARION IIA KM AN about the first tim e be has per You Didn't E x p e rt to Meet ’ Now T h e y ’ic re a lly w onderful though wit h 1>i i n •4 h i i n u U IM1 l»V M is the sam e sort of tiling Is on and something no one tvnnl* to he i ii’ni j» ■ Sw link .It , IlMtl Mi T e r - sunnily tangled with (lie autumn liv e lige li e ’s a non d riv e r, and 'W h a t’s My L i n e " But I ’ m nnl It'a aort of lonely around 11:18 left tmt on! Tin- color scheme this W llll'k' 't ila lm lin : -nothing In tills b u si­ o’clock each morning these day*. ye a i Is powder blue and w h ite an I Mf 1-1S1 - bad lo la k e lessons on Ihe studio V m IHH m11 ti ii bM Ill'll* ness. an n h llim e r is someone whn Without all the kid* listening to a ll the pages are Jusl chock fu ll mill i .ii r nvb ?*M H l ' l ’t 1 the prop, a IIMI! model alive v rs lrrd a y "Better American Speech", *o of anything arid ev e ryth in g ! T in pi irty 1 DM! M III \K Mill f ||f lahl* * " I 'v e never owned a d r iv e r ’s li was " I think this next season In T V c e n se ," lie ad m ltlril " I ’m Ihe uiilv WTRR I* Ju*t playing mu*ic .it S a lly t< dedicated to Ihe student* U l'I i’ *■» f •1 |»lflV d riv e r In T a llfo rn ia who uses a is going to In- Mu- lough one Mil that period of time. .11:18 to 11:30 th is te a r, loo! t ’o n g io t" to t|o.ci VI'lf IV w ilh u.'i Mm O I"' Herb- wa* the sensation of o'clock.. .and catling it "Morning s ta ff editor, Klb-ii D rig g e rs ; Ims « tmi r ft 111 1IlMSl- ’ **' 1M' 1111 i W Ii.. S creen Actors G uild ca rd for a toll e a rly T V because there were three Variellea". .waiting until Kali for Im-.s m anager. Slew o il M otbh-ox; \\ I'M* Mr • |1 H W tl 111 M r s . license " I drove miee before in a Ja c k nnl (our hundred thousand sets the program to resume. lit I’liiry iMiiifir*. M illff* .111. k iV. i M i - 1 1 tl 1 .nun Mrs He Benny picture I'he producer sent tiring bought every month Cm ollni- M cln n is, Bebe Bisbee; l i n y iii ■in! t n - - . Mi It Et 1*Ml a H u keep Using other people’s There'* always a momriil of a d v c ili-ln g m aliag i-is, .Icon W II |'i «‘t 9 mil M i - i: •Ilf. ii S lev -ns nil- m il lo Ihe San Fernando V al could ley lo learn bow lo use a e a r I m .ilc n .d h o ra ii'c there was a lw a y s happiness. For instnnee, tlu many son, (In -lch cn K lre h h o ff, and Mil liad a scene w here I had lo d riv e a new audience Now the ninllenee question* that are asked, like d rrd M iller, rtrc u la tlo u ninnnger* Is stable anil only the best shows "Why aren’t they playing hall in ItU hole M organ-! M alloy. S e n io r, limp* IlMfl .v mi tm Ill •* IO M l old lig h t up lo Ilu- lights and cam w ill su rv iv e Sanford tonight, . .Look nut the Connie Lud w ig , .lunio l . Violet tig u p ftil> t - 11111 ii>t i m •d In*i - at*- e ra s The piodut-er saw Ihe setup As I was leaving, it looked ns and derided lo lu t e Ihe ear pulled window and It’s pouring down leshv, Huphonioic; M iria m M oyr, 111NIT* 1 »♦* a l ii ml though l.eviin i was getting ready II S v l»:»)i*l U II |t li»\ ol the min Ilu- scene b\ ropes rain. Some of the question* are Fre sh m an ; Snapshot e d ito rs: Ada " I 'v e n e v n had a license lie in m i w im i'lliing bright Bid he ••1W HV 1 - .1 IV * * l im n: and C llffo id Hoxton, ItM. k. hard to answer, but the one about Adam s eonldli t gel i wind in edgewise delightful music rntertalninent can G lil ’ sports ed ito r, K llso b elb fee* S 11ti t *t i N i i: h » n c -ohi’i-i t eaose you can never park in front with M ho md to continued his 1»MH < 0 " • of tin- place von lit e in New Yo rk he answered with Just a lwi*t of C m p r n lc i; H o y s ' sp o ils editor *. m i l 1 t I'm .! K -in In n e T r a ffic is terrible and yon have the radio dial to Non. WTRR. We- Spr-Mcei it 1111 lack S c lillu id , )l if '|M| l "■ help n ' to leave your ear 111 ft garage 1 |M • tl» *»- 1 I--.Iad vl-n r, Mtss fit-beet a Stevens blocks from fo u r home T ra ffic Tomorrow nlghl, 0:18 oYlock, i* and fin an cial advisor M is Mu'-ii full* . MT V *-i heal U - tU'I th a n k* for a tvn n d n fo l 1 I m « t f»*t• I I i - i i ill 14■Is1 l o - r c ’ tickets an- ,i menace W hy. even time for another of J im Field* F o r' Hie good humor m all was paying "Fishing News of the D a y " pm- flail* ’ •! It -1S111 ell. I I I - 1. Liu: up to pal 'id cents protection e v e ry day lo gram. Jim can tell you where to ni 11 Irilfllls, m i l l ' ill H i " of i fit! The I t i l l i l liod their on i .nil catch them und what to cnlc-h In i' till Inn and in d a llu tio n of o ff. I m \ • \H I I It, 1 $••• m$: " r in g Ihe cop sn he wouldn't gel a lick them with. It'* a Tuesday, Thurs- re t- Tuesday t'o n g ia ts to ilu thi vi '1111H g 1" II* ■Ml P1 1.Ml -it luck hi our block Allen and Levant had to ilon day, ami Saturday program ivory yen i ' officer.* on Ib e ir spleinli-l 1 .. \ . .I m \ . 1 l o r n M • nil* " l i e 1 * Ib e ir goggles and dusters and re Week.. 1 (4 *1lll* *i 1•'1* W II . hearse w ink onil thanks to M iss Kriii-crn !>»». I*v 1•' the srene A eliim was lint I tl \ s \0 1 M KMENT flti-vrns fni oil the tilin g s she bo - ♦ It ■tl 1 K- v C h il i Twi'« Mil'll 1 1, hei slopped wlieu the d lr r e liir . How aid Mi and MtHugh < alvln Tomorrow afternoon at l.-iHt done for ns! The II I V welcom e, lit 'll!' mill ,ll (Mt’i* ill* Old* Heel H aw ks decided the brook in Ihe VV lo b to I .Vi , iinuoouce i|o- b irth o'clock, K a y Bash of the Hoc In I a ll the new members and till- o ff' h 11 U nve­ 1 fin mil next of a -on, Hugh C a lv in , 111, rig h t Security Office in Orlando will lo­ eel- which luelmhp ri-sld ciil, \ t i l ' 4 ! M * il* mil i - ItM i.li l.liida pounds, liv e nun*i-s. Mnv 27, at in Sanford to discuss with WTKit's Mai * Ann W ilk e ; vis ••-pi -.wiiji-iit. the W iidoi Ilu * -n H ospital Mm . radio listeners some of th» bene­ Anti tinho rn; serietiM V. Id-use W hi'lehej i ■l In- .............. MW* Mar fit*. some of the "musts", -mil Ih 'litu n . 1 1 e iis iiic i , K o sem a iy tim tlm I i l l ............. .. \\ mt>-i Haven possibly some of the duties sue n e r; i im plolii. Saudi o I lotto ll\ rounding your Serial Security ihe w ay Ihe T n 1(1 V t.-o w ill lo ami what rTiwgiins to you. held te x t Tuembiy ol lio il Itil I lo t;'. SEMINOLE III Mrs. TrrwilU'irur I I lost AI Itridffe Radio Kricfn PENNEY’S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY S /iw S/iadoa ^ .. 4 t n im m rr v m ir'iir" Meeting Is Held By Worker’s Council tne Union, Bible School pouters ware mada by tha Junior and Intermediate group* and plans war* made to attend tha DeLand Baatlit Assembly June 5-18. Tha Church Bus will go over each morning leaving the church at Vj|0 a.m. and returning at 12tM, It waa Mnougecd* There. wan lai High School Students Honored At Club there Ip Uta ground when he ■nd atrong enough to feeding. Ing^tha corner ofThe "Iratw ht*rJ ■ "P op" and tooklag ■aw, of all thing*, a tree snak W* flowm-lng balefnlly froi Joe McClure who will graduate oak. Let'* hop* ha caught a In June from Beminol* High School entartjSaad that sight at the Country Club wltl| a cntaVen barbecu* supper and dene* boSor- LOCAL (URL HONORED TALLAHASSEE (Special) — James M. Harris of Apopka will be president of tha Florida State University Bchoolof Music student body for the year 1011-63. Mr. Harris, who will b* a senior student In mu*le education next year, waa ehoaen at a recent election held fay ths Sthool of Musk student Other of fleer*, elected by the music students to represent them are Mary Ann Bohlayar, of Lake Mary, elected vtce-praaldent and Calvin D. llaabrouck, of Tailsfcasaee, elected secretary. mono cm Uhiurv">n TERRIFIC PRINTS! h'lttuni 14.95 and Hi.% No-Iron Crinkle Plisse SPORT SHIRTS c«o*o»l w hen th e m e rc u ry / o o iiin ! Tilth your pick front »wid^ *«lection SPECIAL g o ti araciALB BRAIBXD TENDER LOIN TIPS OVER BICI * of prints iu.breeio-rool, no*iron wit* ton plUaet Color* stay bright after lota of wul)ii>|*« oliirts are atyled with lop bnttoa loop cloilng and two pocketa. Hurryf Shop! Small, med„ Igt. BERRY aad APRICOT » »m **•+ + *+ t i n mi a ) i i f f t ii.i I W t* �0 - Blues Lose 8th O f Last 12 By Falling Before Rhodes May tie Lost T o Sanford After Thumb Injury In Last Night's Tilt If K 1 i : wt *» K wn. <; Page r, W ed. M ay 28, IUS2 Lendc rn litin, .33(1. Kims — laitkinun, New Yurk, 30; Adams, Cincinnati, 34; Robin Mm, llronklvn, mill Williams ami Thomson, Now York, 33. Hulls hatted In — Saner, Chicago 40; Tin muon, New York, 33; Camtin in' Ilii, 111mikly n, 31; Snider, Brooklyn, uml Klimcwskl, CineInnail, 30. Iliis — Knnis, Philadelphia, 47; Hauer, Chicago, 4.1; Adams, Clnrlimall, 44; Lockman, New York, uml Hchncmllcnst anil Muslsl, 81. Louis, 43. Home runs — Sauer, Chico no, 10; I’nfko, Ilrmiklyn, 8; Mathews, Huston, and Adcock, Clnclnnsti, 7; Ciimpanellu, Ilrmiklyn, 0. IMtchlnu — Magile, New York, 0 0. 1 000; Loch, Brooklyn. SO, Looo; Hoe. Brooklyn, and Wilhelm, New York, 4 0, 1.000; Roberts, Philadelphia, 7 1, 875. All H II 4 U « 4 2 3 1 It tl 5 l) 1) 1 1) I) . 2 0 :t :i 4 l 3 3 (1 2 2 34 All It It 4 4 4 4 4 2 2 30 2 2 3 1 0 (I 0 0 0 I) 8 21 II O 0 4 u 1 (1 l 1 l 3 1 0 H 2 4 (I 7 1 0 7 27 A m e rica n League Butt Inn — DiMagulo, Bolton, .311; Boson, Cleveland, .331; Kell, dona Beach ., 300 101 10s - 0 Hutrolt. .328: Itlnuto, New York, —Ksksw. Haller, tieary, Tea- .330; Mitchell, Cleveland, .334. Runs — Avila, ClevejEnd, M; ' g, Urmia. f t—Rhodes 3, TorIrby. RBI—tiaak, Tesnow a. DIM audio, Boston, and Rosen, -O eogu Cavnllaru. HR—TeaBB—nailer, Tesnow 3. ft-iner. Left—Sanford 13, Day» • - BB—off Smith «, Sroda 5. -b y Sm th |, Sroda 7. J I O Itb I n iiM ln g s , 8 rune. IIIIP - | Hi. U—Berowy and llln«ham. I'M MKiaiNti meeting of the HporUntan’a An» hfld Thursday rjTAujgV- H A N F O R D I I K it A L D If Dodgers Are Hurting Today, Blame It On Salvatore Maglie B y K K N T ( T 1 K T I.A J N It w hs liHi'k to th e ir loslny lit J O i; R K I C I I L K I t w ays again for th« Sem inole Him A ix m la tc d P re ss Sports W riter la st night ns they dropped game If Ilrm iklyn Is distressed tmluy No. R 111 the Inst 13 s ta rts to I s ­ landers I t D n y tiim lle n rli, fi- l. f n> blam e M on New Y o rk 's Salvato re potent hit Drift nnd three erro rs Mugiic. IL-. dreaded c u rv e hull lu llin g ira n ie d up i i k i i I o ti, |,liif(iie tin(he corner as sharp us a rn rn r. Slu es. Of far greutcr significance Ihun Sul (T h e B a rb e r) Mantle treated the lim lg e is to one of Ills ropy In^it righted ili|ip in i! ' T u e sila y night a> lie pitehi'd the (Hunts In a 3 (, trium ph The rig h tliu iid cr was in nil ox pci la lly clip happy mood lie not mjly strapped the Brooks with four men her In is lu ll cut down sis of iheiri via strikeo uts. S a l’s earned run pen cnlum- is now I 14. In o w n , hut t ra in ­ It wan a lug v icto ry for the e r A l M cM Illen ........................... t a jsbiI Rhodes' Dusty Ithmles 'B an ts u< well as for the 35-ye a r ■Id M aillie II not indy was the thumb. Newcomer Pau l K skew le ft his (B a a ls ’ sixth straig ht trium ph lull teeond base |>ot<it Ion to relieve it was th eir serond In a row over Rhodes. The e x - U u Iv rt* lty of th i'lr arch iiitcrlm ro iiiili riv a l uml tieorgin Imnehnll cuptulii w in m I | i it imreuM-il llie ir National lauigue planted lit scronil by i.'huek Ah-- lead over the Brooks to a game no, who In till ii wns spelled 'll and a hall Km Mai! lie it was the ninth th ird hy Fred C avatlcro . I l u i h , xtruighl w ill He has ynl In taste " C h lru " Cm teles came o ff tin defeat tins season bench to take C itv n lh in 's place HI The (Bunts got only six lilts off le ft. , laise Ben Wade nml .Inliu Iln B ie r John Im hra s ill m il his second ) f l( |l, |m, u „ .y „ lt.]„rl>-(l hom ers hy la m e a fte r being Nuaprndri! lusi '•Villie M ays and Don M ueller Hunday fu r ■ run-in h III i ii ni • M aglie'* was not the only mil p irr H ill llo ro w y. In ih ra a l l, util ■la iiilln u pitching fu-rform iim e appear tonight iig n iii*! the ft** Tuesday A llle Beynold* of no hit lander* In Hanford. lam e yielded only two safeties as Still I In- Inn led the New Y o rk Yankees M anager Aleno might Herlgo " M a r ly " Milt tine#, mIiii to a 7 2 victo ry o ver the Washing Leesuurg P acke r fling*') of hot Ion Senators vee r, Instead of going mIo ii ,! w ill, Yogi B e rra , Reynold*' battery Ill* regtilur order, wlti. li cull - foi mate In In* two un h itle r* of last m il. "C h ico " C o rrale* to get the year tut a p a ir of lu iuier* uml u la double Ii v Nnren, p rin cipal figure T h e veteran M urtlnes woo games fo r the fo u rth .jdio''* Pack in thi- May I trade w ith Washing era lust season and in connld.-n-d ton d ii|iped in with a 2 run homer to he one of the fastest pltcli-'rs VVashiniftnn rent (lined In a in- for In the F la rh lu S h ite Lcu g ii -. 11• secmiil with lloston s till V."i gullies also housls uf e x ,e ll,'lit -m il i ..I, off the A liie rlc a li League puce having walked only HU hulsm -it In when Im ili t ’leveland and the Red 102 Innings uf Inn ling hi DO,I Sox wen* heulen Vie Wert#' 3 rim A le no may play the pen v ill­ lioniet clim axe d a u rim *ixth In ages th i* eveuliifc hy m-inu a ning imtlmrst hy Detroit to give new fare In un e ffo rt In rlu in K c the T ig e r* a 5 I decision over the the H ub’* lu rk , which would Indian', lioh la-moil aliNorhcd hi* mean that M arline# w ill upea mi fm irlli defeat a lte r pitching five the rubber lu u lg h t. The veteran inning* of h itle** hall flln g e r ha* yet to make bin f ir - l (B i* Z e rn lu l’* i run lio iner In the appearance for the llln e * « lm fifth and Kdille Jm is t’s 2 m il don Juinlng the d u ll two night* nun. hie III the ninth gave Rookie M arry I f Cor rale* s ta rts , lie w ill la B y rd Id* first win and the I ’liilu seeking hi* ninth trium ph o f tin tlelpliiu A lh le lic * a 7 3 trlnnip h year. A ll five o f the sh 'iu lcr lig h t o ver the Red Sox liam ler'a win* I iiivm been le g lsli-i Saul Rogovm pltehed Hie I 'hleugn ed at home thin year. W hile Sox to a II hit 3 o victo ry T h e lllu ea lost last night amid o ver Ihc SI laud* Brow ns Neil the rum bling* uf a Idg p ln v rr (Jiirv e r, wlm turned In shutm ils In deal which may lie Ju*t nindfier Ills first two sfarlN, nhxurhcil his one n f those rum ors, Sanford fifth *ti night licking jumped o ff In n " h o d ■lived I -it Kim* Slaughter rapped four tills lead In the top of the flr* t when inchiditm a home run uml S ian P a u l K*kew led-off w ith u Mingle Mu.slal also cam e through with u followed hy ii Idngo hy tienrgo 4-hugger to lead Ihe SI (nulls Kent*. Kskew m ine home from C ard in al* In un H A w ill nvnr the third on n wild throw hy lin yChicago Cub* I o iiu ’n (d irtie r. Thud Sroda. T ill* Kddie I ’c lln g riiil. inserted at first w s* the only run the Hem I Mole* base liecanse of a recu rre n ce of a roil Id pash a rm ** a ll e veld nr ahouhler In ju ry to Hunk KUwarda, o ff S im la all hough 12 B lu r* hanged a 1-ttli inning home run to were left nlrundeil ini the I....... ... give the C iiic in iu ili Red* a I viebefore the gume ended. ju ry over I ’illsh urg h (ieo rge .Smith, who started i f f Boston’s Hi uves and IT iilu ile l|ili the season fo r tin- Blue* In m-nxii la ’s Phils spill a twi night double tlu iial fusliion hy w inning In i in ; licm lct T h re e single.* uml an In ­ fo u r s ta rts, opened on Dm lull field m il gave the B ra v e s two ag ain st llnytim n mid went tin- run* III Ihe 12th uml a 4 2 opening fir s t fiv e flum es before le tirln g game win A triple hy Del Knnlx (o r Antonio ‘T o n y " T o rre *. Fin lD i ami W illie Ju lie s ’ fly gave Ih c P h ils contributed to his own lo*> hy a .'i l second game trium ph In the com m itting three wild pitches, I w lUth. of which figured In the Islumh-rV two-run firs t fru in e. It wns M i t i o r U 'U K i i u S m ith 's third defeat a* coinpured tu Ids four wins on the season. K sk e w , K en i*, unit S h e rry Slier By A H H IIC IA T K I) I'UKHH ha tmeli picked up two hit* to puce National League the Bines, who outhlt the winners Butting — Kuril*, Philadelphia, 8-7. A le lio , who bunged out foill hits In four o ffic ia l trip s Monday 1113: ItrililiiKim, Brooklyn, .337; night was h llie ss ii| fiv e appear l.mkmnn, New York, ami Adcock, Cincinnati, .333; llauinhults, Chicanres la st night, Hanford K ske w , '.Hi K e n li, c f P a rlse , th A leno. 3h C o rra le s, If Rhodes, e C ava Haro, If T IIK fiHr>K,Zt iv e; 1' Orlando Rises To 2nd Place As Sea Birds Are Beaten B y T h e Associated P re ss The ttrlu m lu S cn atm s elim lied nick into the Flo rid u S la t ague o-ciind spot T u e sila y nlgl i n|m ra r ily shoving Hie .fnckxonvilli- Sea B ird s Into third place, The shift cam e when the fifth pliicn (iiiln i'H v illc ti Men heal Ihe -leu B ird s, HU, w hile the U rlum lo senator* whipped Cocoa, 0 1 . In other gam es, the Daytona Itca ’ li Islan d e rs defeated the Han ford Blu es. 5 1; U 'csh u rg nosed P u la tk a, 3 2 ; nml the Ica g u c'lcad ' lug D cL a m l Bed Huts turned h ack the HI. Augustine S ain ts 7 3 The (» Men’s v icto ry o ver the Sea H ints wns tin- result of a 4 run ra lly lit Ihe eighth tuning Fre d M onlscdeoca. u iiineh h itle r, parked the uprising with a double D eLu n d ’* v le liirv o ver SI A lign* line m arked IB ck Dotson's sixth luinind d ed siu n of Ihe season lie gave Hie S ain t* only fiv e hits In th eir win o ver Hanford, the Islan d ers made the uiost of seven hits, three e rro rs and three w ild pitches hy (Ieorge Sm ith Duffy Lewis Will Be Remembered As “Clutch H itter’’ A P New M id d lin '* Sport* NKW YO R K D u ffy L e w is w ii * w a ilin g at the pre«* gate w ith a fis tfu l I l f ticket* It wa* a guild tim e to talk to tile H o v e l­ ing se cre tary of Die lloston R 'avc*. li e ’* Ihe suiim ' tieurg e r.dw utd ( D u ffy ) la-w l* o f Die f noted Hpi-uker, Hopper and L e w is outfield th at played fo r llie lloston Red Hos fro m la id through IIDf). ITI*' port eat yenr during Dint xUcU'li wa* .322 Duff linii ii -3U2 season in 1017 "Sure I took hark to iiiy duy," Kiiiil Duffy, now in til* 22ml year will, llie Biuvi-h. "There's nut Hindi difference ill llie plnyer*. The game itself tin* changed, We uHi'd to pluy sliullow hut with today's lively Imli Die hoys ilan’L dale nitty ill. "Juo DIMaggio compares very fuvoralily with Trl* Speaker. "Warren Hpahn, Hal Maglie and Bull Feller would rank with the pitcher* of my day. And n fellow ilko Itoy (hiinpanellii would do all light." Lewis, wlm Iiu* linen In the major* ill one capacity oi unother the pii*t 12 years, naturally, got lil* sit ii rt in the Pacific (toast League, lie wa* Imili in San Fruliclscu and went to St. Mury's College. One year In the couhI league lie made 201) lilt* hut hutted only .271). Lewi* wa* a gum I dutch hitler In his day. In a duel between Slunk,.y Joe Wood and Walter JohiiNon, wlien Johnson went a f­ ter his llltli straight victory, tlio only run of the gume came on Speaker and Lewis hit*. Ill the 1015 World Heiie*, fac­ ing (iruver Alexander, Lewi* drove home Hurry Hopper with the deriding run. Duff, who uUn played fur the 1010-20 Yankees uml Ihe 1021 Senators, recently turned 04 bill yuu would never know It, Being around Imli park* I* old hat tu lllln hut he claim* it has kept him young. Ill* youthful smile uml the manner tn which he halullea transportation fur the llruve* have made him one of the most popular secretaries In the majors. Doctors Will X-Ray Rhodes* Thumb Sem inole INue o ffic ia l* ■luted this m orning that they w ill not know the extent of Dusty Rhoden thum b in ju r y u n til It Is X -rayed today. I f the pictures re ve a l a fr a c ­ tu re It In i|u ite ponalble th at Rhoden may be aldellned fo r ■time weeks. Won la s t P rt . F lo rid a Hlate M ag a o 3D DeLund .732 11 034 15 Orlando 28 ,025 J u x v ilir Beach 23 15 .605 26 Sanford 17 (ia ln e sv ille 18 ,350 22 D aylona Beach .425 23 >7 Cocoa 13 .373 25 28 lu-e*hurg 15 34J 23k St Augustine to 32 tia ln e s v llle 8 Ja c k so n v ille B ea ch C D iiylm iii Itencti 5 Sanford I Leesburg 3 I'u la lk u 2 Drluudo (I Cocoa 1 D cLam l 7 SI Augustine 3 P a la lk a at la'C shlirg D aylona Beueli at Sanford Drluudo at Cocoa (2 ) St Uuihi-svlllc at Jacksonville Beach National I.rugur New York 25 8 758 23 Brooklyn 0 710 20 18 .566 Chicago 18 17 .514 I'inrlliliiill 20 St land* 17 45!) 1H 455 Philadelphia 15 IIM 13 11) Boston 7 31 184 Pittsburgh SI l-tiulx H I'hk'ugn 5 Clni'iiiuall 5 I'll (shin j;li 4 (14 III ning*) New York I Brooklyn 0 | | „ st(„ , , , P h iladelph ia 2 5 ll i r s l game 12 In n in g s; second 10 III ,dng.*) New Y o rk al llriH ik lyo st l.m ii* at Chicago ( 'incInnu11 at P ittsb u rg h (n ig h t) (INLY (IAMF.S American I-eaKua 1)32 Cleveland 24 14 20 Washington .371 IS 571 Boston 20 13 New York 17 15 531 18 514 Chieugo ID St lands 23 >8 .430 410 la 18 ifihiludclphlu .303 10 Detroit 23 Ddrolt It Cleveland 4 New York 7 Washington 2 I'tilludelphln 7 lloston 3 Chicago 3 Ht. lamia 0 Chicago ut HI. lauds might) Cleveland at Detroit (night) ONLY (IAMKH Florida International league Miami 34 17 007 Miami Head) 31 2(1 808 Havana 2!) 20 502 Tampa 20 20 .502 West Palm Beach 27 23 540 SI Petersburg 28 24 520 Lakeland 18 34 .890 Foil l.umlerilule 8 42 .100 Miami 8 Fort Lauderdale 2 Tampa 2 Lakeland 1 Havana 7 St Petersburg 5 Miami Bearh 4 West Palm Beach I Tampa at Havana Ht. Petersburg at Lakeland Furl Lauderdale at Miami Beach Miami al West Palm Beach gue In 1041. The league fuhi* t during the war and the Cur,;, drafted him at the end of tu tj' But the Card* didn't get to ice „ for the next three years. He In the Army nml missed three *e„. l sons. He was a T/Hgt. in * Ph ' ippine evacuation hospital fn, ., Itv NK KCK months. A P N ew xfeuture S p o rt* hull tor ' Staley say* hi* first niiinx >,., NKW YORK—If Kddie Stanky the late Jim Keesey, helped I,, „ continue* to use Jerry Staley pro- more than anyone. perly the St. 1anils Cardinals “ He was a first baseman n might come up with their first 23: the Athletic* In 1025 ami agal , game winner since Charley (Red! 1030," say* Htaley. “ He look , Burrell turned the trick ns n right off the sbihIIoI* and tu , t Brave uml a Card buck in 1045. me as one of hi* boy*. He ,, , Staley i* »ff and running, hav­ like u father." % ing won Ids first five starts, Two Htaleyl whose weight ah, . , of liix victories w ile ugailix! Die lemulus between IH.5 and i i, Dodger* and llruve*, two team* throw* a knuckler and a sink,, lie fulled to heat in 1051. " I ’m getting more opport,, ,< Looking ut Staley's 1051 record ties tn pitch than ever," s«y* mi , (lie won l!> uml lost 13) it appear* ley. Maybe If we didn't ............. a* (hough Marly Minion used hi* much Hiclttie** on the club ii,t best pitcher out of turn. On other summer ! might have won 21) Ji , ih t iim iiiih Staley hud too much hard Lu say. You never know rest between starts and he suf­ what's going to happen—a hrokm fered no ailment*. leg, u sore arm or un operation Staley completed ID uf 20 start* Fortunately, I've never had ,,o„ and *nw relief duly 12 times. arm." Q That's not overwoiklng a hurler Htaley wa* the third huidext hut on Aug. 15 Staley went the worker In the National League m Phlt HI unto , distance In losing to I'ittidiorgh, 1U61, tolling in 227 Innings. He 7-0. The next day Staley faced the hopes to improves on hi* a.8i Irom the pitcher since lie will he Pirate* in relief. Je n y thinks ho earned run average which ranked in motion and the closest to It. pitches I,ext with tim e or four him 10th in the circuit. In most cases. The one exception day* rest. Staley won five of his last six a runner Is coming home from TIIK BLUES THIS WEEK I* tin the suicide sgueeiv. When slurt* last seasmi. However, must Tonight' third base your job is to bunt of Iti* victories were against Daytona ut SANFOIID the ball any place on the ground. second division team*. He treat the Thunulay “On a hunt to third huse, prac­ Cub* six out nf seven uml Die Orlando at SANFORD m tice hitting lieneath the hull. It's Phillies five times in seven tries. Friday 9 Now thut he lias overcome the tough and requires much practice. Sanford at Orlando Bunting underneath the hull give* llraves nml Dodgers he looks Halurday the hall bucksplii, like un un like u 20-gume-plus winner. Hi­ Sanford lit Delatnd nt way* did have trouble heating Iron shut in golf, Sunday club*. Until this spring he "Try not to move your feel loo these lie Laud at SANFORD had beaten lloston only once ill soon when yuu wunt to hunt, eight efforts and hud won hut (3:00 pan.) drip the hot firmly but when you three time* while losing eight drop It loosen the grip Just be­ gume* to Brooklyn. TITUSVILLE TIDES fore the hall hits Die hut. Low After four full campaigns tu *•***• Thursday, .May 20 "I use n Johnny Mile model Hporlsniuii's Park, Staley appears 11:33 u.nt. . K: Ut u.m. hat, IK! Indies and III ounces be­ to tiave come of pitching age at 28. (hot p ^ cause to me It hos balance. About "I don’t pitch an y better ball,’’ 11:45 pan. July or August I usually switch *ny* S tale y. "I got to know the to ii II4-XI. If thing* don't go h itte r* n little better nml the mure right I'll go hack to my own n man p lay* In V ,ld you llie more motlecl or n Wliitey Lncknmii hot tie know* how to | i I h>- ce rta in hit­ Hul Schumacher gave me till- ters. I think being around a hit spring." iiuigei lui* helped me, too.” Staley, u right hunilvr from 113 Magnolia Phan* 31 1 fn oilier gumes, Tumpu shaded Vancouver, Wash., started with Lakeland, 2 1; llavanu turned hack Hoi*,- In the Class (,’ Pioneer Lea­ Ht. Petersburg. 73, uml Miami Beach whipped West Palm Bench. 4 1. Pilcher ilogello Murtlne# singled In the winning run In the eighth al Tampa, where Ihe ......k m col lecletl HI hits off (wo Lakeland pitchers. (iutnerslndu Klba's single driving in two runs sparked Havana's at tack. HI. Petersburg reached Car loa Pascual and Haul Sanches lor 10 hits, five of them In the eighth when three runs scared. A llavanu crowd of 4,800 saw Ihe game. Wall Nathe doled out six West V *. Palm Reach hits while hit mates ■- ) ku ;* chalked up nine. A single tiy Knob­ by Rosa nroko u 1-1 lie and sent Ihe Kinmingos in front. Yankees’ Phil Rizzuto Advises Buuters To Hold Bats Loosely A I* NewMfealure* ftpnrla If you’vv never seen Phi) Rlaiii to of the Yankees lay down a hunt in n big league game you'vo missed the best hunter In halohall. lie's the little fallow who gave Joe DiMagglo the signal on that famous suicide s<|U*eia play In Yankee Htudlum Inst fall against Ihe Cleveland Indians. Not even Manager Casey Stengel knew the pluy wa* coming off. And it wus against Huh Lemon, one of the h st fielding pitchers In the game. The Yankees won 1-U and the India mi were nut much after that play. DiMagglo tore home on Lemon's pitching motion and Kiiiuto hunted the ball toward first fur the hall game. Riisuto can pull the ball for an occasional home run and he can hit behind the runner, In the World .Series last fall he hit he> hind a runner in the Polo tirounda ami the hall sailed into the right field xtnmls for a home run. No wonder Ty Cobh paid such a tribute to the little fellow Ir. ii recent tnaguiine article. Here’s what Itln u to says about little fellows nml alioul minting: The most Important thing for the little guy to ememher is to lilt Die hall where It's pitched. If you hit right handed, hit that out­ side pitch to right field. You will do a lot better. "In hunting — there are three kind* — we have the sacrifice, push and drag. Then there'a the Slpleele hunt and the suicide hunt. The element of surprise is important on every hunt. "t)n the suicide squeeie hunt, sacrifice play or hunt to first base, Imli I the hand* looseely on Die hat. Try to hit the hall xipiaruly. With a loose grip your hat will come hack when the hall hit* It and the hall will die. That’s Just what yuu wunt. "Always hunt the hull away Miami Is Setting F ast P a te In F1L P ennant Struggle By UKNK PI.OWDKN Aiioriated Prexa .Staff Writer Those umatlng Miami Hun Sox continue to set a torrid pace In the Florida International League pennant race. Max Macnn'a crew notched Its loth straight win Tuesday (tight by trouncing Fort Lauderdale, fa , with a ta-hlt attack, for Mlaml'a 10th victory In the fk s ra i games. Lowell tirosskoof registered his sixth win aguinsl one defeat, al­ lowing the Braves five hill, Buck Tanner went the route for Fort Lauderdale. The Brave* broke a scoring drought that had gone for 42 Innings when they shoved over Hii-ir two runs in the eighth before 531 Miami funs. OR. H. McLAULIN OPTOMETRIST BASEBALL TONIGHT 8 P.M. SANFORD DAYTONA National League Umpire Angle Doimtelli wo* a tall gunner on a 11-11 duiiltg World War II. He wa* raptured hy the Niul* unit held prisoner for 13 months. Huns b alled in — Rosen, Clove* land, 2 0 ; Dropo, lloston, 21; MeDougald, New Y o rk , and Vernon, W ashington, 22; Doby, M Bchell and Boone, C leveland , 31. HUs — Simpson, Cleveland, 48; Robinson. Chicago, and Avila, Cleveland. 411 Koi, Chicago, 40; Rosen, Cleveland, and Huuulo, New York, 44. Home rune — Hoaen, Cleveland, tO; Werti, Detroit, 8; Baiter, Cleveland, 7; Zcrnial, Philadelphia, 0; IWe players tied with live each. PHohlni — Shea, Washington, 3 0. 1 000; Hhanlt, Philadelphia. M , ,»75; Henry, Boston, 5-1, .833: Mar­ rero, Washington, 4-1. .800; Dobson Chicago, and (larcla, Cleveland, MICMOKIAL STADIUM by nun Uarry FLASH (rORIM in and his adventures in space S& 20 } ?Oft'T TOUCH ME/ IIMEMBER1 1 AM TOUR UICN/XAM ThE KULIR OB JpMrMEPE/ __ T N M M fi Ex-Army Oriel Star JoinH Gutor Staff OAINF.HVILLE OB—Dale H. Hall, a member of West Point'* power­ ful team* In the mld-AOe, ha* b e e n named University of Flurlda ba ck field couch. Hla appointment was announced Tuesday by Alhlelic Director Bob Woodruff nl the same time ho dlacloRcd John Hauer hail resigned iHE calls HERSE l F our ULER7 ...A M # / WE H8EP LEAPER ..MOTA FKJUOTHfAl I® S A M Y O U * IS A M Cleveland, 34; Hlinpson uml limine, Cleveland, 23. Cardinal H urler Staley Comes Of A&e With Stanky WAIT/. .TRUE / WE PO KEEP A l e a d e r ... - a, SIRON6 HANPSCW LEADER/ AMD MERE HE 15... , FLA SH ^ 60AD O N * A M #/w l WILL SEE MOW L.TRON& sla sh go ho o n 18.' AML) WHEN VM 0 SIMlSHBO... WE'LL SEE I .HOW HANDSOME‘ A �s* ,' * * | MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES H. JAMES OUT AOENOY G e n 1 e r a 812 l I n EA ST s F IR S T PH O N E e r a i i c TH K .if *ant l miit it h.tiifiml Btmiaoit SAN F o il ll H R R A L D Wn). >l«jr 3*. 1W2 Legal Notice !*■(« *"Ml III V Ul rl'I.A thl» lh*» 101h lla./ f M »Y i Bt J *• P flEIIN D O N t 'l**i K --i [ ( t w W Uf" • ' i i . li 1 • * hiii* 1till i M-- i 1" V f . l Ph* if) 1Iff Legal Notices r U T A T i: "4- M .iH t ll'A T il flleil shall he vnltl. (411 V I \ Hi t ml milI : M*nil.V c m I IT O F T i l IT F I ’ L L U l M AM I'EN IIK IIIIM K 4* HAINKH 4 111 \T\ . J l u t il;, M ;M I\4 IL K t • % ViiMey Hir*'i l /h e««iTitnr or Mi* Laial « l % Ti; O F IT .O il 111%. 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I.f III IN tin llie F ji lit i ill ni tleititilnl f till 11 he III *4 l 11 Hi n r " V ik ii .H ii t ii ii I I ii'in :m< i> C rii'tn l" ni ti ml *41in 11 v i.lv tin |'l • i* hit m e atn1 |nt* l nf Mi intli ■1 'in ilit Inn* in iiiitl vhn II he * n ... 112 N I ’m k V ir I'liu lie 11)1 i t Mm • u ilm n il hi* .iMeiii i i t«i i ♦11• ■ .lint ,int *ui h claim ' i 'I** e STR EET 78 »\ OIL CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD II. JA M E S H U T JA M E S A sso c. .... U. G U T ! T H E I .O N h K A N G K it L. PERSONS o l'T O .M K T in S T E Y E S E X A M IN E !! t ;L A S S U S F I T T E D i n . '.m i ll I ' mI Mir 11u A n n u l WONDER JI JoyD^lUflLLflCf^ • !„t IM D I W R R C SU C rV i M IC K E Y c A L W IM IIV M O USE ( C JO B H I. . . 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I hi i t /v\S uy , v )t} |Mll l , lit till \ lunih, litiiln li v fuk’illtii* *, hill h ill i 11 hi 111 \-, 11nl 1 "*i III lu llin ' n In I I i f I l|ftMi Ini , l Jtin■ III I-1 III thi '(•in* M n tc i. f u lie il illhl p lasliT e.I n a i l', m^iihtM .1 t itpn Cl mi* fami'Cti I’Ci! Inis ( h i l l W ilie r I I imiicn , I iic . 1 tn m i Mt'lfniu ille it ml Hamhilph s r.,'w.’kwA ’. a ■/'*’ �V'ff T i l SANFORD l i i A l D i « T « i May C 1WI New"' Construction In Sanford In April Exceeds Year Ago f Triple Slaying Follows Escape From Hospital LEESIlU na, V». \m - A 39 yearold man who fled a mental hospital two weeks nun went on a homl cldal spree Tu« uesday night, killing Ms father, nn airline pllol and an attractive hlomte, police reported today. oh vrtlf ‘if£ ’ t. p « w l l ot I/#mi don County identllled the assailant as Maurice Kay Fox. He said Fax was arrested shortly after midnight and charged with murder. Powell sold Fox wns found in a drunken stupor asleep In a bed at hi* brother a home, a M-itauge shotuun beside him. The triple slaying look plnce nn Uw farm of Fox’ father, 70-yearold William Fltzhugh Fox, In a lonely area near Leesburg about » miles from Washington, I). C, Powell listed these victims: The elder Fox, Areola, Va. Capt. Knhert O'Connor, pilot for Capital Airlines, Falls Church, Va. LUIIsn L. Have, 34, Alexandria, Va., manager of a cosmetics E B P assailant’s i 1 re f :r,b•?/ mother fled to the homo of a neighbor shortly after the younger Fox was seen M ar hia homo Tale Tuesday night. Powell said Fnx was committed to the State Mental Hospital at Staunton, Va., last fall after having threatened tot kill hls father. Neighbors spotted him Tuesday night ami telephoned police. Powell set nut fnr the Fnx farm and found the hodles of Miss Hove and O'Con nor In (he front yard. Two hundred yard* away, police found the body of the elder Fox O’Connor had leased part of the Fox property rty some time ago and wcnl there to do garden­ frequently wci ing work. MUs rag Mis Hove, described by O’Connor'* neighbors a* a good friend, hud accompanied him to the F o i farm. After finding the bodies Powell organized a posse of ion men The younger Fox was found asleep In a bed at the home of hls brother, Claude, two boors later. The brother's homo was a sham­ bles. Windows were shaltered, ovl denlly by shotgun blasts, the front door wns open and furniture wns overturned and broken. Fox surrendered without a strug |le and wns taken In Leesburg all where (he murder charge was odged against him. Claude Fox had left*the house wllH hls wife and Ihelr two small children In spend the nlghl at (he home of mini her brother, Woodrow llesldenls of the area anld that O'Connor, n widower, owned a (mail plane which tin usually kepi at the nearby Areola Airport. They said they suspected Irniihlr when he dldn'l Imiiz nearby homes Tuesday nlghl, as wns hls custom. I Senate Rejects Further Cuts In Foreign Aid Bill WASHINGTON ifl - The Senate today rejected, by n 41 to 33 vide, a further ,'i*hi million dollar cut In the M.ooo,nun,non foreign aid bill Neither e'dn the_ _ sharp con , _____ ___ In ____ _ rp ___ Irnversy on trimming Ihe aid prorant find hurts sure In advance ow the vide would go Veteran Sen. Cnmiatly It).-Tex.), leading Ihe fight against any mure reductions, told a reporter ,rl think wo'll win If we can get all our people here." Ben, Welker (It.-Ida.), null! f the amendment, said "It's hard to tell how It will go now." The Kennle meet* under a strlcl agreement limiting debalo on each amendment to one hour. This la expected to bring final passage of ,lh« bill during tno afternoon. UmK Alter rejecllng the 300 million ut proposed by Sen. Welker ( II.la.), the Senate also voted down, to 37, a 400 million dollar re’^Mellon proposed by Hen. Long ' !* (It.-La.). 1 * Ban. Connally (D.-Tex.) led Ihe uflght against reductions below the H,BOO,000,000. Nens. George (I).a.) and McFarland (D.-Arli ) so were active with him. Final passage of Ihe bill was expected before Congress quit (or the day. i ' Then II must go to conference .With Ihe Houso which voted last ^ lor a M, 1(0,000,000 bill, or nTiOOO.om less than President aman asked. The House reduci ha^e brought scathing attacks i Mr. Truman and officials adstoring the mutual security B John Lund make* love to Ann Sheridan In tide srctu* from Uni­ versal-International's "Steel Town", Color by Technicolor, showing on the lilts Theater ncrceen Thursday nod Friday, KuhhcII Wins Senator KuhhcII rr m a P ave Ones Crawford Cullen, pledged to Rus­ sell, The complete tabulation of the Seminole County vote for dele­ gates Is as folliAva: Demo Convention i 1 3 i £ Htate-at- Large MEN Hill 118ft tOOU Averllte «r*isa*s tar Britt ....... 103 1211 1)1*1 Dry ant 2114 1144 .1268 fit■■■«!( t'liilK iit) Carlton HUM 1086 .1070 OtasMlI CaaSiaal*! Carroll 401 882 H71I ir>ISs>S *>r K»faa»*r! Coleman 020 4011 1032 irlfJlaH (nr HhsmII* II 102 Cunliffe 01 Hutchison ..... 406 307 8*12 ll*lr*ara Kir H rlaarrr) Mathis 441 204 736 m -d « ta fur II■•••tl I Mcllale 86 07 182 IPIrSara fnr lira. X rSrlksrl M y e r s ................ 461 362 MO.1 iKlrSard lur Hatmaaaat III 108 Hcmpln 08 Sheldon 444 11(14 708 (I’rldaril (nr K rfaarrrl Taylor HXI 76 175 Upchurch 1700 040 2713 • Itnaarll CandlHatrl Vocelle 1(177 804 257t UlsMtll t'aadldatal WOMEN Alderman ...... 2120 110.1 6322 (llaaarll Caadldalr) Bergman 21*> 178 4t8 ll’lrdard (nr SUarahnnrrI drown ......... 606 .1*12 027 (I'lrdard fnr IlNirrlll Carroll, Jr. 18114 000 28113 llliKirll I’aarilrial*) Chappell 48*1 1170 M6n M'lrdard (nr Hrfaurrr! Ehrmann 70 till Fuller I (Mil Until 2040 IMaasall Caadldafrl I l a r r l a a .......... 286 tar Harsall! Meier .... 2011 IPIrdatd far Staria III Miller .... 4114 1140 liqrdaril fnr Hafanrrrl MrUhusney 10611 857 2610 llloMrll I'andldalrt McClellan 427 1127 761 IPIrdard fnr Hafaararl Natt 1106 205 mm (f'lrdard far K rfaarrrl Pearce 2711 188 4114 fl'lrdard fnr llnrrrll) TIioiiihh 161 88 230 ll'lnlarif (nr llarrrlll VanWagenen 118 01) 2 17 ll'lrilnrd fnr llarrrlll MEN llnlrher .... 414 116 820 (f'lrdard for K rtaararl Boyd ....... 19.10 102.1 2060 (llaarrll Caadldalr) Goldman ..... no 24 03 Lund 374 201 0116 ll’lrdard far lla«rrlll Prescott 0.1 711 Kill Firth Cong. District WOMEN Cullen 603 372 006 • Plrdard far llarsrlll Johnson ....... 1708 801 2060 lllsaarll Paadldafrl Farrell 608 313 821 (Plrdard far K rfaarrrl County CommlHHion District No. I S i ram. Sanford City Total Geneva Grand Total len 076 075 132 708 County Commission District No. 6 Benata look on* vote Tues- M to If tally to defeat a W lar reduction also ipony Walker. sentoea on this w e n M absenleee 11 Denocreto end 14 »!• and 18 Rei. . Telegrama end pu.™ phone JU j and Gtfia M R &dollar a ncut?ie 600 million «s .W " D aford City ToUl Monroe Paola Grand Total 1 2 4 214 8 284 a 144 M 488 I Justice of Peace Dtotrlet Ne. 4 i*KaI • ( ( onllnnrd Prom Pnar Oar! Includes Dade (Miami) and Mon­ roe (Key Weal) Counties. These two counties wern Kefauver strong­ holds In hls popularity contest with Itussell The Georgian held solid advantages In Ihe other seven dis­ tricts. Two candidate* among the 84 running for delegate seat* pledged support to Gen. Dwight I). Eisen­ hower and Gen Douglas MacArthur even though both the gener­ als are Hcpiihllcans The Elsen­ hower candidate wns running loth in ii field of 10 and Ihe MacArthur supporter next In last In the same size field All hill one of the 10 lltisscll barkers out In frunt bail Bussell’s personal endorsement. They were listed on Ihe ballot ns "Bussell candidates." This single exception was Horace (’. Avrry. Jacksonville (Second Dlslrlrli He ran as "oledged lo H u iscir although he didn't have Ihe senator's support, lie beat Rus­ sell's man, Fred II Kent, Jackson vlile. Bussell and hls supporters—In­ cluding most of Florida's state po­ litical leaders—had handpicked a slate of 21 delegate candidates from a field of 41 who publicly were pledging their supixirl to the Georgian They had been fearful n topheavy list of Bussell supporters would 'plit the Bussell vote and leave Ihe wuy open for Kefauver's compact stale of 211 delegates lo score an upset victory over political confualon. Tha ballot for dalajtatos to (ha Democratic National Convention wax both lan| and complicated My oppoallion made every effort to add to thla coafuilon. They failed completely. "I feel the deepeit gratitude to the Florida voter* who have sup­ ported me eo loyally. Prior to the Florida election 1 had sn estab­ lished backlog of delegates. "witn Ihe unswerving support VleRAt;* plsdged to me Florida, end the Fnere ‘ her of delegates now -A 10 ,0»J party to victory In November * Denpll.» defense rrslrii'llolls on construction, more new buildings ware completed here during April of (hls year Gum in April of last year, according lo figures on new elertrie services connected, re. .leaned by Florida Cower A Light Company. Tbe number of n"w electric HO. »*» .-s’ 'co(i!if*tad Is considered a reliable Index lo tb» number of new buildings completed, H. II. Coleman, division manager fnr Florida Power A Light Company, slated. "During April of this year", Coleman sold, "we connected (12 new electric services In our Nanford district, h 148 percent In­ crease over tile 25 new connections during April of lust year. This Inrrease reflects favorably on oui area here, "Most of our new electric con­ nections have b»en to residence, Indicating that local fnmlhes are prospering. They are either build­ ing or buying new homes." Florida Power A Light Com­ pany's researchers estimate that the slate's population wilt runtit.ue lo grow rupldly during the next ten years. With present pupuln’Iiiti a* approximately 3,800,000, thi- state's population is expected to reach IJMHt.000 by 1002. To serve the growth in Its servIce i.rea, which comprises about two-thirds of Florida, the power company expects It will he called upon lo build ten big generating plants and plant additions which will virtually triple present sys­ tem generating rnparlty. Florida Power A Light Company experts these plunls ami other expansion projects will cost It more than 13.12.0(81,000. Dan McCarty f( nnllnuril F iosi I’aae line! Ills stronghold of Hillsborough, hut McCarty gained even inoro and rut Ills lead Ihrrr lo 0,400 from 7.IIMI Oilhnm tiIso picked uti 0,000 votes lo Duval Counly, while McCarty was Increasing hls lend Ihrrc by only t.nnn and handy winning Ihe mu joriiy Pinellas Counly. which McCarty letl by 3.<ssi voles or Ibe first pri­ mary. wen' *n Odlinni Tuesday by 375 Ler i mmiy. where McCarty led and Oilhnm ran third on May WASHINGTON ijs - Following tl, went to Odhnni by 300 voles. Is the latest Associated I’rrai tabu­ lation lit delegates lo the national HANFORD 'if llrnlley Otlhnm political conventions, based on del­ Issued Ihli slnleincnl in conced­ egates pledged, Instructed, nr will­ ing his defeat by in n McCarty ing lo express a first-ballot choice, for Ihe governorship of Florida: amt on candidate conceitoni; "1 am grateful and humble, and Itrpolillcan I lave my fellow ellim is of Flor­ Taft 4fit • ida because they have again demonst ruled Ihat when decent, hon­ Elsenhower 382 est, sincere, Independent citizens Klasaeu 26 lake an acllve interest and a per­ McKrldln 24 sonal part In llirlr government they Warren (l can put the fear of God—and I Ma rArllmr 2 say il In all reverence—In public Unknown Ul-1 office holders. Total 1(133 "That Is Ihe way II should be idol needed lo iiuntliiste) In a democracy. Thai Is Ihe way Demon nls it must lie !( we are to preserve Kclimvcr 122 •he greatest system of government Bussell SIU* and business the world has ever M am m a e H.V-i known. We mount afford any part W illia m s 4(1 time citizenship if we are to pre K e rr 35<-i serve our great system for our .Stevenson .1(1'» children ami our children’s cull lluiklrv 281> llrell Itulklcy 27 "1 can never express adequately Humphrey 2.1 my deep and abiding appreciation Itever II b> Ihe more Ihnu Io.ihsi citizens Truman 14 who contributed in our dollars for Sen Douglas 3 decency rnmpulgn lo help gel our Ewing .1 mrsNngc throughout Ihe state. No­ Vinson 3 body knows belter (him I do the Lucas 1 Itcrsnnnl sarrlflrrs which accom­ Justice Douglas I panied runny of these contribu­ llnylmrn '* tion* and I am humble and thank­ Unknown 378 ful mure Ihnn I can ever express. Total HilT "Some cynics may say that at OIII1 lo nnmlnale) limes It looks like Ihe people Just WASHINGTON (jT-Sen Richard don't want decent, honest govern­ II. Russell of Georgia said today ment. "Don't let them tell you that. Ihe Florida primary marked "n people do want II. th ey will eleor-ctil demonstration of confi­ The dence In my comlldacy" fnr Ihe fight for It when they gel full InDemocralle presidential nomina­ formation ami alnccro leadership. "All of Iho people of Florida who tion. Returns showing Russell the ap­ partleipaled In this primary made parent winner of ID delegate eon- a major contribution to our demleal* to five fnr Sen. Estes Kelso- nrrniir system whether Ihev vuled ver of Tennessee amount to "a for me or for Dnti McCarty "I wish nolhlng but tho best for resounding setback fur my npponent which will he echoed through­ our now governor, Dan McCarty, out the country," Riiiic R said In and hia opportunity to furnish lead­ ership for many of the progressive a statement. steps which have boon pledged and Ho added (hat Ihe results In the discussed In this campaign. ■election of Florida delegates to "We can always look forward the party's national nominating convention back up "Ihe decisive with confidence and In good con­ 81,000 vote margin0 by which he science If we ell pul our rallh first defeated Kefauver In (he itato'a In Almighty God and In mankind. "There la no bitterness and no May 8 popularity primary. "Yesterday's imashlnH victory cause fnr bitterness. We must all waa not only a victory for the work togelher to make Florida the sound principle! 1 advocate but a greatest place In which to rear our Den eted. alia JWi 7T--y/fc -------- Abba l Mm - » »4t war* Comm .nder. been almost dwt ceaat-flre talk* hKS af u children and I offer any assistant* that I might be able to give toward that end. "Thank you.* FORT PIERCE (At - Here. Is Dsn McCarty's statement on hu nomination as governor: "Afy fellow eiiliens of all Flori­ da. I am deeply humble and grate­ ful lo you whu have giver, me such a fine lead aa Iho Democralle candate for gover "I am exceed exceed! mud of fine Iribiute you'1 me. But am oven■Iprouder HLJMI of splen way In which hieh so many good f ‘ from all sections of the stab worked so hard over months to erawn our AUCCOA9. . "This haa been mom th an ___ than MeCarlyV cempelgn, or the cam* & sr PHA1RIB •Uffi 4±' J ' - Depleting the atruggla for Sunken Gold, The Sea Hornet will be shown on the screen of Movieland Rlde-ln Theater Thursday and Fridnv, starring Hod Cameron, Adete Mara, Adrian Booth and Chill Wills. Convention Delegates R-Palmer Men—4 elected. 1,240 preclncla of 1.682 104,710 It Averltle llritl 40,783 B Bryant 178,168 II Carlton 179,606 K Carroll 131,303 B-Coleman 113,086 Cunlilfc 20,413 K Hutchinson 142,902 II Malhls 33,302 MatArthiirMcllale 15.601 K Myers 128,609 Semple 11,098 K Sheldon 120,148 Taylor 18,143 95,409 H Upchurch 61.631 B-Vocelle Women—4 elected, 1,223 of 1 B Alderman 160,470 EisenhowerBergman 04,819 100.291 B Brown 147,702 B Carroll KChappell 136,271 Ehrmann 20,007 121,743 It Fuller It llarrlss 37,043 It Maser 33,049 K Miller 113,180 II McL'hesney *2,033 K McClellan 100.976 K Natt 92.192 fl I'carch 27,598 Il Thomas 18,000 It Van Wagcnen 16,082 DISTRICT DELEGATES First District Men, M* of 2*»7 l( Bavnard 21.873 K llazarte 1,2071 3,8.18 Frank K Ihidglnx 11.811 Johnson 2.432 Women l( Hams ay 27,202 K Sheffield 20,446 Second District Men. 94 of in# II Avery 18,096 K Duncan 14,997 It Kent 13,532 Wnmen ll-Nooney 28,730 K Price 16,875 Third Dlstrirt Men, 70* of 381 B-Bciln R-Pelleway H-Presley K Sanborn Il Slmx Women K Be vis It-Cawthon K Milan 8,037 4,982 2.007 10,090 15,410 * 10.012 0.9OO 10,600 pnlgn nf personal friends. " I t’s been an all-Florida cam ­ paign, reaching Into every section of the stale amt lasting every seg­ ment of our population. It's been a campaign of business rnen and women; of housewives, citrus work­ ers, farmers and fishermen, of workers In the Industrial plants, of railroad men, bus drivers, taxi drivers, of retired citizens, and those In hospitals, school people and others too numerous to name, "Thle h ie been a hard campaign - a t tim ai a bilter campaign. 1 want all of you to know that I bold no grudge; that 1 shall be Ihe governor for ell of Florida and that I look In Ihe people of Florida to help me to carry out a program for best intoreals of all of our citizens everywhere. "I want to congratulate my op r 3,093 Fourth District Men, 142 of 142 Glvena K-Turner R-Wilcox Wumen Cutolo R-Hamilton Warrlner K-Wemli'uiiu Firth District Men. 23* of 2*1 k.neither H-Boyd Goldman R-Land K-Muslch Prescott Women H-Cullen R-Johnson K-Farrell ~Sixth District Men. 141 of 208 R-Byrd K-Bmis Thom ns Poston Women K-Ksarey Ft.Smith Seventh District Men. IM of 148 KDewcll Mattox R-Walden Women K-Speticer K-Taylor Eighth Jllstrlrt Men. 103 of 702 K Burton It-Cone Wnmen R-Andrews K Drown 0,362 27,000 4.429 41,831 12,222 27,591 1,260 4,421 2,271 1,920 10,378 26,117 13,910 10.008 12.989 1.030 1,832 14,232 17,498 a.Bt!) 1,760 12,823 7,436 13.518 2,307 11,150 11,253 2,327 (lovcrnor’HRace By Tbe Associated Press The vote by counties for the Democratic nomination for govermar of Florida (first figure In pa­ renthesis shows total number nf preclncla In county, and second Is number of prrclncls reporting): McCarty (Idham Alachua (37 27 ) 0,501 5,304 Baker (7 7) 1.34*1 015 Hay (52 53 ) 3.142 0.602 lim itoril (8 8) l.fiAi 1,383 Brevard (28 381 3.412 1,001 Broward (.16 30) 10.682 7,103 Calhoun (14-14) I.070 I,(i80 charlotte (It III 908 378 Citrus (17-17) 1.426 1,218 Collier (13 12) 1,143 70S ('lay ( 11-11 ) 1,244 1,318 Columbia (13-12 1 2,344 1,733 Dade (120 120 ) 70,717 02,030 DcSoto (13-13) 1.507 1,493 Dixie (12 11) TOT 858 Duval (89 89 ) 38,437 37,810 Escambia (70 70) 18,844 12,811 Flagler (77) 684 322 Franklin (3 5) 1,183 769 Gadsden (13-15) 2,359 2,001 Gilchrist (7-7) Glades (8-8) 373 329 Gulf (9-T) Hamilton (ll-T) >71 Hardee (1818) 1.623 Hendry ( 10-10) 982 Hernando (1313) 1,198 Highlands (24-24) 2,280 lllilsh' (82 82) 23.432 Holmes (23-11) 1,471 Indian River (11-11) 2,413 Jackson (32-31) 4,970 Jefferson (13-11) 1,400 LaFayetto (3 8) 929 Lake (26-18) 4.922 nent on a datermlnad campaign. know that ha la proud of the splendid way that hia frtenda went to bat for mm. I now Invito aU Florida eltlieju to Join with me Lee (24-14) In giving to Florida an admlntetra- Leon (12-11) (inn that will make ua all proud Levy (18-11) to claim as our own, vary much." n " ^ ‘3? 28,681 38,002 17,802 W11*1 I 74 Manatee (27-27) Marlon (30-33 ) Monroe (17-17) Nassau (10-13) Okaloosa (.1033) Okeechobee <10 in) Orange (43 45) Osceola (10 6 ) Palm Beach (50 50) Pasco (27-18) Pinellas (83 85) Polk (48 48) Putnam (27-27 ) St. Johns (40 40 ) St. Lucie (13-13) Santa Rosa (20 12) Sarasota (10-18) Seminole (16-18) Sumiar (12 12) Suwannee (20 20) Taylor (13-11) Union (3-3) Volusia (37-37) (i I C x s l I s s K From !*■■* «»*1 W. H. Brown Miller won nver Ear! Higginbotham by 881 tn 798 In District No. I, and John Melseh defeated Ronner Carter In Dis­ trict No. 3 hv 86H to 4MB. In the rsee for Justice of Mie peace In District No. 4, Hugh Duncan de­ feated L, A. Tate by ITJJB to 2154. □ The "colors" used hy today's mllltarv organizations are direct drsrrmlanta of the liannor* of knights nml luirons In *he Middle Age*. FLORIDA STATE r THEATRES & LABT TIMES TODAY! THURS. & FRI.! I i m i f l WHMAT WHO RUKS A R0AIIM TOWNI O M6I 5.25A 3,021 1,380 4.545 934 11.089 227 15.938 1,182 13,133 1.1,779 2,788 3,320 4.903 1,014 3,4.50 1.333 1,430 2.652 1,428 933 14.390 o ANN SHERIDAN i john LUND HOWARD 0 —Pl.l'H — CARTOON — NOVELTY Wash! Total ty ,:;-. a.092 1,111 9T9 1,911 ( raeow r o o p e e i I H i A | Ht LAST TIME TONIGHT o fim * * "* * * Jr. B R L E C T B D SH O RTS if ' . 0 County Election >,TU JSKL'S’..) ' 'll by ftuXlAM JORDF.N KOJE ISLAND, Korea Ufi — A high military source said today Brig, Gen. Paul F. Yount waa be­ ing relieved of commend a month earlier lhan scheduled because nf hls part In the now famous "Dodd affair." > Yount, commander nf the Pusdh Army base, was the Immediate auporlor of Brig. (Jen. Francis T. Dodd when Dodd was kidnaped and held hostage by Communist prisoners of war on Koje Island May 1. Yount already has been repri­ manded and Dodd haa been re­ duced to hls permanent rank of colonel. The high official, who declined lo let hie name be used, said Yount would be reaislgned within a week, a month before he was to be trans­ ferred. (Published Army orders In Wash­ ington showed Yount was schduled for reassignment March to, long before Ihe Dodd Incident, but the date of reassignment was left up tn Iho F ar East Command. (The orders said the transfer would lake place sometime in June to the office of the chief of staff In Washington.) Yount told newsmen he had re­ ceived no official notice of any Iranafer other than a scheduled rotation In June. In reprimanding Yount, the De­ partment of the Army said he "overlooked the erroneous Impli­ cations" of promises made to se­ cure Dodd's release. The promises, made by Brin. Gen. Charles Colson, led to still continuing Red propaganda blast* ■I the United Nations Command. They wero repudiated by Gen. Mark Clark, Far East commander. The U. N. POW comp nn Kolo wns In Yount's Pusan command. Doth Gena. Dodd and Colsnn suc­ cessively were ousted as Koje com­ mander* and were demoted tn their permanent rank of colonel because of Ihe kidnaping and Colson's prom­ ises. Clark's personal representative Inspected Knje today and reported the prisoner situation "tnuchy hut I think we've got it In hand." MaJ. Gen. Hlsekshear M. Bryan, deputy chief of staff lo Clark, loured the rctHjimis ram p with Brig. xlen. llaydon L Boalner, the new commandant. Bryant waa chief of Ihe hoard nf Inquiry which reviewed the Eighth Army Investigation hoard's findings on Ihe Dodd kidnaping and the concessions promised by Colson. In Washington, there were new demand* for fuller explanation ot the Kojo riots that data bach to last September, Sen. Bridges (It.- / V-*'r*(/»■■-fc' ’Mb- /' ■i.* - AND CARTOON T O im B D A Y -rillD A V SANTORO* JU0 J S E 13-tAltt Jo6 Rai^xt YOU be the jud«el We have «U the need PKI VL- I N F i n * H fctw iR il i ’A ? Accused Of Overlooking Implications In Promise To Reds R have " iK General Yount I* Removed For Koje Camp Affair N. H.) said he wants an investigitlon to show whether G*n. Mat­ thew B. Ridgway, whom Clark suc­ ceeded, "should share In the blame for Iho disgraceful, astounding con­ ditions at Koje." Ridgway has gone to P arli as the new NATO commander. "The truth Is now coming out tittle by little." Bridges said, "And I am not going to be satisfied until we gel the whole truth as lo who was ■responsible." "II Is too dlfflriill to Imagine cim n commanders allnwitiB surh conditions without either enters or at least cncuurogcment tram Glim superiors." Bridges, Ihe Senate Republican por » r lead els Ihe Armed Services expects th_______ __ ice.1 Com mitten of which he Is a member to order a full scale Inquiry to ooeapeie ttuaka ftetuie hjr Aratonl Co m la be your own eepevt oq, tttrahvnlu.IA iJlu.flD f. m u m s jf k t t l -------- -to il ,-t �........ T 7'?:/ — •iSfi — *.,*.»*••?* nr YOU DOffT your Suiford Herald, City Delivery, by TAH. P. Ai, plstsectU YEl.LOW CAB 1444 H a n f o r d I f m t l f THE W EATHER Mostly cloudy with showers and thunder showers north portion through Friday Partly cloudy •unit, poitlon With (Adidy tv*.titered ittti i noun thiHindcshuvvers hecommu: more numerous Friday Little change In temperature t AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N EW SPAPEIt 0 VOLUME XXXX1I1 Kutnlill.whcd 1908 Fear Growing Of Renewal Of K o re a n W ar SANFORD, POVVb Study U uiltiiii Issued FLORIDA THURSDAY MAR 29, 1952 Kuje Cuiitmaiulm Berlin Reus Stage Clash With Police Another Outbreak Oc­ curs In Koje Pri­ son Camp With One Red Reported Slain Russians E x p e c t e d Tu Reject Western Plan F o r Ceiling On Anned Forces By JOHN M. HIGH TOWA.H litail.IN U-—It'll lo HHit' ii thou WASHINGTON (ft - Threatening sand young Comnuimsls surgnl ill Red hind ol renewed largr scale to West tier IJ11 late today .itid at warfare In Korea have been re least l ooo ol t lie in via shed with calved In oflidal WaihinBlun will) dub swinging West Herlln police deadly seriousness The I’umimmMs barged into the They have sharpened the belief Western sector* in an obvious rub of top-rinklng authorities thul Ihe hit* lousing effort to exert pressure Chinese and North Korean Coin because of West Germany's Hgn munists. having built up a inlllnm ing of the European army pad man army arid a inure powerful and a peace contract with Ihe air force during the II months ul Western Powers truce talks, may now launch a ITie propaganda u**ault broke OATHSRID AT THI OATI of Compound it), on riot-torn Koje Island, a group or Communist prUoner-of-war major offensive out in the borough* of K re u ih e rg laaduri study the latest bullatln Issued by Urtg. Gen. Haydon Boalner, newty-appuintad commander of the Official public statements here and Neukoellii III Ihe A m erican itfiaou cam pa on the Island. Ueu. Boatner made It clear to the die-hard Keds that he U the one In command have generally been limited lo sector The downtown business emphasizing (he crpablllty of the atea suddenly Idled w ith thousands Reds for attacking nut ever since ul teenagers Hum the adjacent So the truce talks deadlocked several viet sector n et a* Ihe d a y's shop weeks ago official) have been pri pmg was ending They stream ed vately talking of a bill Red drive In fiiu n l i ve avenues a* Ihe s tie e ls at • growing possibility w , i e black w ith w o rk ers going The armistice negotiations Inline stalled upon Insistence by Hut Hie youths behaved well enough, United Nations Command that Inii atHiiil I (SSI older ami b ra w n ie r none of Its Chinese and North Uo i iiim nuiiixt labo rers suddenly WASHINGTON ',ei - Kx t'oinmn re an captives should be forced In i,n n bed o il trouble liv spreading ntst Wtrillaker Chambers and go home, and upor. a report of a leaflets at K o tthlisser T o r t t ia le to Elirahtdli Hentley told Senate in mg these captives that Final Count survey among K iiltb ii** l Doesn’t French Uncover Red «estimators today It must he of 170,000 held only about 70.000 Aiithiniv Fden ltu* H ritlsti tor sumed that Communist agents a ., Alter Results Pre­ were willing lo go hoin« | Conspiracy Against teirn m in iste r, was In H erlln to ul work lit (lie goveriimeul trying Red negotiators have been equal le rsco le Hie d e le riiiiu atlo n **x viously Announced lo prv out secrets Government Policy iiin ly firm In rejecting voluntary re n le sse ,I liv Hie West to p rid e d and Unlit said Kiev had uo personal petrlatlan and in denouncing the ileleiid it-, residents (lo u t t'liliitln l Iht* utli,-ml eiilivuts (or tin* knowledge of Red Miles oil Ihe fid P A R I S i»Pj— I I I , ( Iiminunlst* resuits of the survey No one in in -I u t l j i k oral payroll lint Chamber*, com • rnuiit llrniMcrnlir Pi mini y in dolliillNlvd Grln i .ll I iiiifrdei athe American government now He told Hie West Hertin > it y lllclded II would oe rhililtsh lo finiiiuole I'oimtv, Incluiling up Hou of Cabin » G | looirhl rail* P arliam en t l l u l "w e sh all not tie seems to see any real hope lor a*‘>noe there are none. pruxmmteiv dtill absentee votes, rd un II* Ihrrr million itirmhfM resolving the issue Mi*.*- Hentley. who say*. she lo sliikr ill |1loirs I agiill*l the I iid h irn red bv i'o iiH n u ilh t lltre a ls Moreover, officials speculate dial wax vonijdrltd lute yesleidny af u ioked nvei the -leulltg id Hie peace con wIth two c’liinnapt* ring* ter hoot) at tini'uinihl I ’enlei tiy a l rr*t of Com in uni* I tm** Jar- t i;,i | w illi Wert G erm an y at Hnrm with new tensions building up lu here durini' World War It. testified >|urs Du< lo* Germany because of Russian re Judge Dmiglov Htenstriun, Mi* ind Hie I u rnjieaii Defense T re a ty slstance lo West German indupend LhihiIIil lirm'e, s u p e iv is u i of reg tin contacts informed her that two in P a ris ott-er croups were operating Inside Hy PULS MIN GltltVKH ru n and rearniaineiil, the men In I litrntlun, i,lid t'uiilily t'oiiilillisloti Ho government She said Itiev hove today Hu- F a st Zone (Tim m uid st I'AlliS i/fi Jactpir* I Indus, now t go viTiim ciil rrrn n lrd all lelepbonc the Kremlin prnbahuy do not now ■t II. I ' llodd tint yet been cs|Miscd and "obvious Ihere were no change* In tin* Prance's top Communist, today , ills between Hu* Soviet Zont* and see advanlagcs to a truce in Korea was charged with , a n y lug a gull West G erm an y, p erm ittin g them to which were open lo Ihem a few r o il 11* of Ihe vtirlouii i «,*••* a* i*n ly are still nperaiimi " She could shed no llithl, how monlliso r even a few weeks ago iinunccd hy Tin* Hiiufoid II i-iii IiI' k ever on who they might he or In during a bloody deMumstrntloii tat' lines at w ill. against (ten Matlliew It Hldgway If (heir steps taken so far to unoffirinl returns. West G erm an | misI o llic la ls dls lit the raco for governor, Semi- whut departments they might he ami was jailed to await triul. disrupt communications between closed ull line* cim n ed ln g Hie E a st working. Interior Minister < buries limns Western Germany and Merlin and uoie County guve J. tlrniley (idHowever, she remarked that the declared Hie government had un* and West Zone* now are liciut! to restrict movement Into the So iiairt 4,1110 votes lo 2,904 received Com trunked through la’iiwlg, where Hu* munists were not Interested In covered proof of un "organised lied regiini* inainlnlns yiel one are forerunners of more by Dim McCarty. It a huge po lowly clerks or typists who do mil The 4,(111 votes received til thl* ami pcriuMient conspiracy by tha lien llslemng | hi*I serious trouble they plan lo make, have access to official secrets, Conimoiilst Hoop*" against the Authorities hare believe they might county by Hcliatur l.loyd F. Hoyle West • Herlln, however, stilt has (’handier* and Mbs Bentley were French state during Wednesday rally want lo keep as much in I lie 37th district lenatorial befoiv give tjrink lines lo West Germany the Senate Internal security tern force eg poizjple. tied up race, aa ..compared to 2,620 vtprs flgNrnmniiUMt rtrSfi-Wes- been a night'* clashes., One Cummunlst which do not go Hi rough Leipzig, was killed arid 17 badly In Jute, I but encineers said Ihe East cuitlil fieouent witness for tne la si sever­ at Nice. slid! them Nineteen Hunk lines al years at rongrtsalonnl Inquiries Uihkvf'd Brevard county white M.. Doyle Nine hundred or more ( uniimi from Herlln lo the West wen* cut into alleged subversive activities nisls were arrested here and in toward disrupting Allied plana for received 3,002. The total wuz Hoyle II was accusations bv Chambers; Marseille, Bordeaux and nth, < Ho week tiy Ihe Red* Germany with a peace offensive 7,013 and lirewrr 6,1116. Allied teleplume Iruillc to and which led to ihe Jailing of Alger J. L. Hobby, in the filial returns, Fiem li cities during demolish a flout tier lot was not affected Ttie ai their ma)or weapon. At that lllss lions against Hie new NATO gen l Allies use a radio lelephon,* re lime the advantages which they was elected sheriff of .Seiii.noie Hiss, once u high Male Depart vrul might have won from a Commit Foirnly by u vote of 4,2tit( lo 2,79U i e hi did it secure fiiun ceioiirship ment tdficlal now Is serving a nlaT Dnllrd Nations truce hi Korea lrevived hy Slier iff |*. A AI Police began a hioadeillug C la ck I In i unvei’.ultiiiis an* scranthli d In Uistin-t No |, W. H I Hiowni I I've year prlsim term lor petjury down on Ihe Cuiniliuillsl* Imlay at were rated high om- i ml and rcasseinlilt d at the An end to the fighting would tin Miller, with M.Mli votes, won tiy it II,* was convicted for denying un and veiled many edition* of i mo other l,« special mucltities mediately have brought lu the fore close niuigin over Kail IHggiii- der oalli ttint he passed State lie luiuiisl newspapers the Far Eastern political prohlems bulbimi who received M l, in tin parlincnl documents tu Chambers, liv M A X IIA H IIF F .M IN Worker* downed I,m>1* in sevetal who wus u courier for u pre-war whtcb pose rontroverslal Issues race lor county ruiniiilsstonci. UNITED NATIONS, N V ids— In Hie region nf Carlo Tin* County Cumiiilssinn ran* in Communist espionage ring Miss, fadurie* among the Western Powers home district of Duclos, and new Hu**lii torluy wu* expected lo give District No. ft « i u ul .so close with still denying Chambera' charges demonstrations broke mil m M.n a tpuck n* led Ion to tin* West's KOJE (KItANf), K una sjfs — A John VY. Mels,.It with f>KI volt**, against him. has asked for a new setlle, Mcluii and other places in new plan fu r c e ilin g s on m ilit a r y North Korean Red prisoner was wliming over Ihimntr I.. Carter trial ptidesl against Hie Cntltmumsl fo rce s killed and another wounded slight with 6(12. chief’s arrest (J u n rli- r * u s u a lly f a m ilia r with W, Hugh t hi Mean w»* elected Food Price Mark-Up jy loday when on American guard Duclos, u meintier of I'arliumeoi So viet v ie w s said the llu sM a n * un Official Canvass ( ‘ha in beis Charges Still Of 2nd Primary Government Hides Communists Vote Completed U. Of F. StudentH Arc Punished For KffidH Justice of Hi,* p, i„ n In Dl->trnl No. 4 with 2,3 HI voten to 2,286 received by Lewis A. Tate, The voting for delegate* lo Hie National Democratic Convention resulted In the following vole for " R u s s e ll Candidates" among lint men: Fariis Hryant, 3, 413; Doyle K. Carlton, 3,221; Frank D. Up­ church, 2,Hitt, and Jam es T. Vo celle, 2,072. Thu "Pleilgcil for R uaseir votes were: I*. M Avcrittc, 1,304; VV. N. Coleman, ija tl, and If. L„ Mathis, Hitt. "Pledged for Kefauver" votes were: C. II. Carroll, 106; T. If. Hutchison, U22; J, Karl Myers, 8ii:i, wild Raymond flhuldou, 857. U n­ pledged were C. M. H ntt, 331; F. af. Mclfafe, Hit, and Frank O. Taylor Jr., 185. Francis at. Me Hale, pledged for MacArthur, 191. "Russell Cundidatsa" among the women were Mrs. J. D. Alderman. aAINESVIl.LiTws - The Uni versify of Florida said today 2(17 atudenta had been penaliied as a result of recent underwear raids by men on women's dormitories and sororities Of the total, four students eonaldered hy a faculty discipline committee ns Ihe most serious of fandera have been expelled; and 41 suspended for periods ranging from the summer session lo a full calender year. The remaining 221 have been placed on probation or have re ,. a ----calved reprlfiugruU. fames _ . . . were . ere not ureleased .— Nam All students expelled nr sus pended are being permitted to ItuM ilM UeS (In P a g e T w u i finish examinations already In progress for tha current semester. University President J. Iltllls Millar said recommendations of ‘ i faculty committee were made er "thorough investigations, and "lea were recommended on Lieut, John Andea of the Civil o .sli of Ihe seriousness of the Air Patrol today urged all CAP committed by the Individual cadeta to attend "Operation Mi­ ante during the raid." crobe" to be held at the Orlando Municipal Airport Hunda; AUTO ACCIDENT This la a Joint operation 'i,etwee n A perked ear on Southwest Road tha Office of Civil Defense, (IJvii v i s completely demolished last Air Patrol and Flying Farmors. nltM when it wae hit h r a 1961 Llaut, Col. F. K. Brackenridge, Oldamehile, driven by Mr«. Irma group commander of the CAP, SheKkfd Clayton, gg, 203 Holly announead that from 0:00 «.m. to Avenue, peliee officials reported 11:00 ».tai.. a breakfast will be tod* served free of charge to all CAP IS, 410 % East mambara and Flying Farmers was Injured who canj show a paid-up tnemberld*« _______ with Mrs. ihlp card a t tha Columbia Restau­ umbia Restauoaa waa In the narked rant a t tha AlrporL This same i A nne Tarry, 63, “ "l* t 11? it**0 " k for registration. cohered, BeutbWMt Road A briefing for Operation Mi­ 'a ear tractive*! an croha will be held a t liSO p.m. with damage, the take-off set at 2:30 p.m. for eetlma the bombing of targeta, B t m i t X MANAGER WABUNQTON UR* -den. Richard WIALUAMMON D IU B. B trn tll of Oaorgia announced JACKSONVIIXK US - Carl C. of Sen. Williamson, dl, owner of Fram rado aa Florida Ine., ol) fUtar aoulpment ' for the manufacturer, died hero today of •m oerstk1 nomloa* a heart attack. Ho waa recovariag from a re­ Rocky cent operation WUllamaon, native of Morrow, | duS 0 „ was president of Um F ru n vice*— • national o m . Carp., and vice praxidant of Mason oi Prnvldanca, R. I.. kavd regarded Can Co.,. both oth of I candidata uf tha a dir actor of tha Atlantia National Operation Microbe Scheduled Sunday p tS S i IU rdu Hy Grocern ami Hu- tiurlv’s secretary gem-i ,i ih m h le illv would s lic k lo th e ir own * to r a H al one H urd cut was nuhlied ul the height of Hi* d e m at(n d*'Hfluitril Oh I......... I'Mis i WASHINGTON l*-~ Hilail gn> rlnfilig lit all uutouioliili* III wtiu ti police sail) Kiev fm,lul u luaded c it s today began conijniting new price ceilings on hundred* ol (nod revolver, a blackjack, two carrier Sanford Mon Win items based on government up pll'.eons and u radio geared lo m Navy CominisHionH Proval of higher profit margin for iercrpl police orders. Ihe industry. The new ceilings rail go Inin effect Monday. The Office of Price blnlnliiullon (UPS) Issued an nr der Wednesday night authorizing Increases running up to 25 per cent In Ihe mark ups retail food stores cun apply lo lliclr costs uPH said this averages ubuul a penny an Hem on the selected list of foods affected. Price Stabilizer Ellis Arnall es honied the margin hikes will in (•read) food costs lo the public by from IOO lo ISO million dollars a year. He said a minimum nf loo millions is needed by the In duslry to assure fair and eqitlt able earnings under Ihe law and pricing standards. The higher ceilings will result from bigger mark ups granted on some of the ifama In this wide range of foods: Urenkfast care ala, coffee con centrales; cdokles, toast and crumbs, except cracker*; proc­ essed fish, except tuna and xalmon; (lour In five-pound package! ur lass; frozen foods, except Juic­ es: many canned fruits; Jama and jellies; canned meat, except lunch­ eon meat*; oleomargarine; pickles and relishes) many canned vege­ tables; vinegar and cheese. UAVh HHOLTZ ILL MIAMI Ul David Shall*. Brooklyn born former governor of Florida, waa in Jackson Memorial lloapltal today, with a heart ail­ ment described aa "alight." He entered the hoapltal Wednes­ day. His condition waa aald to be good. Kholti waa Florida'* 26th gover­ nor, serving from 1H3 to i'J97. He once lived at Daytona Beach whare he waa state attorney 1919 21 and city Judge in IBM, It EDR’ TBOUBLK8 HONG KONG Uh—Wldaiprcid nbotage, arson a id other rcaiat■net To tha Communist Fourth Flald Army four prav Incas of Sow iith Cantral China Ch waa t v S B rtt raporlad by a Communist P«P#r j | i •Ivad iTn3 bars today, “ SWIMS MgSttBPe ......... against tha 1 b W liy Russell datsiits. f a r * statas,. ' ' s i r ■ * .' trW V'J ;.d-- i ■ ' MVJ quant W B5 Otfnulva Completely calm during (juestmo inij hy Hie |Milire cninmissiuiici today, Duclos niaiidalncd tire goo belonged to lit* driver lie was charged under u tut:, law which carries a possible prison sentence of Ihree months lo tw,, y francs (|4uO) Interior Minister lit tine declared that his forces “ will always be masters of the i.llualhm" although Ihe Communists hud proved they war* well trained and disciplined The French Cabinet, at a meet tng, decided to leave tha question up lo Ihe National Assembly whether Duclos should actually be tried As u member of Parliament Duclos normally would have Im munlty front arrest. The law pro vldes, however, that this Immit nlty does not apply If tha laglsla tor la apprehended flagrante dalle < (o * t la n « * (In r a t * a i d Carlson Serviced 2:30 P. M. Tomorrow GREAT LAKES (HpxinI) \owing (lie 6611 melt awarded t-n iirne' loimiilssinn* today from tlie Navy'* only Officer I'aiididate Sehiml In Newport, R I , were i wo Hanford ari a men, William F I udvvlg, son of Mi and Mrs. William A. Ludwig of dllK Karl Fourteenth Street, and Robert J. 1uwton, son nT Dr. and Mrs. T. W, Lawton of llvirdo. En**. I.udwig was e i ndnolrd from the University of Pennsyl­ vania III 1061 witli a tiaehelur of art* degree, and En*. Lawton was graduated front Florid# Houlhern Gotlege lu 1061) with a hnt'helor of ’clenre degree. Extnlilished lu June 1061 to lirovtde Junior officers for the I-upending fleets ami to relieve ren*rvv officer* ordered to active iluty attire the outbreak uf Korean hostilities, the school’* original en­ rollment of 600 will swell to 2100 by October. It Is currently grad uatlng more new officer* than tha Naval college NHGTC pro­ grams romhltted, During four months' training, lliv candidates, all college grad­ uates, undergo intensive training in the basic set-going skill*: gun­ nery, seamanship, navigation, en­ gineering, damage control and communications. They cover the tame ground in 19 week* that Ihe NHOTC students do In four yearn. Funeral services will he h*ld »' 2:30 p.m, tomorrow at Brisnui Funeral Home for Mrs, Elian Carlsun, 94 y*ar old Sanford resident, who died yesterday morning In the Johnson Nursing Home In Orlando after a aevvn wevka' Illness. Mrs. Carlson la survived hy three daughter*, three eons, It RAID REVERSED grandchildren and two great SWARTHMOHE, l'a. iA-Swsrlh* grandchildren. She was born in Malms, Sweden, and cams to San­ more College olliclals hove added ford from Birmingham, Ala. tu something hew to the open season on underclothing—this time In Ihe 1011. men's department. Cuming In tha conclusion that a BIRDS NOT WANTED LOS ANGELF.S (gi—Mr*. Leola great number of students have Cason, 40-yaar-old widow, la strict­ bean depending too freely on the ly for tha birds. But her neighbor* school'! athletic department for aren't. They've sued bar for Bid,■ their supply of T shirts, shorts, 730. athletic socks and the like, school Mr. and Mrs. Jeff C. Earlywine officials Wednesday made a whirl­ of nearby Inglewood complain wind "raid " on the rooms of stu­ that aloe* Mra. Cason put a bird dents who war* busy with final bath In bar back yard two yaari ago and began scattering crumbs " Y ic s l'h s b a r d s ih e r la * reported a who found themand seeds, Mrs. Eariywbie hasn't rush......................i by a thing to wear," selvas *' dared hang out her wash. A not (Didos* how sueTim couple claims damage to Olffi* enters w«i In re ­ home, shrubs, fanes and p e a ts of can -mlmrl ' property. cove Ti t t n u i i i Alsu I )eiends WSH Mcmliership; Cullcctivc Ila rtraini i it: Is Supported Discuss Politics With Truman H A S H IN G I IIN -v n I’ t p s I- cim iiti i H v.'ilfIN G 1 1 i .’ j 1 1 u m a n tm la j r- Pipvident , - k i . i i i.n g r e s i fo r t i ut.non iXKi im j " m a jo r lu rih e r p v p J iif im i iii (t n iiiii- jiriH lu c tio n f .u l I iiiin ii iimni'v m Hu* form of a ■iippli iiK iil.il .ij'p in |iria lio ii, would d i In tin- \ti.m n F lie r gy ('iim m is‘ inn mil Ilu- l i im r -ei V alley AuHim it v e a rtiiH N i ,,i in , , ,.n ai,s> of liu iu > ti i . , i , iv lo i, •> i l r l t i u ii,I )V i III.no ( . 1 1 , 0 h , : , i ... i,,n , n i m t*t•, 111 • , | , i , u, ■ol ol i l l , A io c i lean I . .1. i ., til’ll •if I tl I>I b4 It vt v I I hi W h llf Mi ill Jij wht I I I ■ -S' V ill ,! l| , >i (I I lit" t in h i l l i ,11|t%>t v 11 i vi l h Ml* i'll hi l i h h u i h Ufa* l i l t I c u i l r t * r a i d t l ml li t* |aif 11I 11 »41 fllttdhsHI 1* U.U ACJltt h Vlt * Kl* III* IM 1,4 lt|(,Jlll| | d l l) 1 d i ll . h u ll !v,| llttf f i r i,1*i,i > «at (h it UhiU i i »)f «* f tltlufvili ,'hiii J|if J z#+* I* I Ship Deals 0 ( Quillmuii l ells 01 Newbold Morris Sewage Hazard Are Investigated In Kiwanis Talk Senators DenumtIGuv- U cjiIi Ii Directoi De em inent Seize Pro cl.lies S.tnforil Sii fits On V e n t u r e ! lint* On Moinltsjicll W A S H IN G T O N < A S e n ate Thr tlaiiKt i j u i"ii‘t ilt *1 D< nt euintulltee repot ini imla, Ho Jut f . 41a.i ♦111 f H i y l i 11IIIi D'a|klII11 1t *v it f II * ' **•I Hit* llcpm liueut i looking into vI IM< iJ iHc ihlli' nvrlr vi l« i altiy l»v Di I i link i/inl(in iK "possible criminal violation> a: well a-, con pu.o'v lo ill'll.mil sin sT14zi sif tin* ;4t'fniiM»|. t til Mil Ji>l Hie gov el linn lit" m hip ilea Itv I ID ..it it Unit, in Newiaitil Mill i c mi I d Con in Id iiltli uml tit *U'l | ji Vfitf loll lliellt cleanup loan .lial In • | l. 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Mid l l l l l t . .lilt IILOII it MiU ill'll, lions paid (ul eight lilt Gml.ni ID »i lli-, l.uliiv tu i n M i vli,in k (D sold I ii t'u-.i-y and he- a in i.He* >• ult .lu r in g n u ll) m-i 1*4.1 ill Ul iff it u un,ilc a)tand l!l vessels sold to iillu I ulidei Ul g e ,| I to il 11n I 'l l V ill l •»(.’ fun -1 )#( (11411,91»■4|| -a 11111 in in i•li-t* \x tvii'ti l.u p n ip c r se w a g e ,|i g 4*Ul Util s im ila r circu m stan ce s I'lltllllli • ihi v luniD, tl,411411* 2 Thai till* Inter III!I Revenue it u-s *1111111*1 < * I ft IS» lie u l"o e x p la m i il t lie* ■ 11- , a , Ritrrau unit .III slice Department "take appropriate uctluli" to cut led huge Mini* lit luxes Hie Mib cnilllllttlee alleged were illegally avoided in the deals In Hie ca-.e (if the Casey gluilp. It said llurecovery nitght in* lielweeu IH aiiHiu ami fl.HKiixNi 3 that Congress cln e uliii Hu H fill II Hilt si (III •' 99mI iiiM iiu n u a lto u p io g rtiu i, •• - 1*.-.-i .i 11v am ong y m llig c lllld li- li. w lm lie de . Iiir.-i). hliu i i |,i l»iii , in , o i / . , I a g a in t d ise a se l.e fn rv tin v uinn* v'-ar o ld , and |iio u 1.• c u t. i log . Ill III I f ill till* fit I t lllll M ore Gum /fi | i , i - . ul ,,f 11, tulble ut H e iin ilo l,' I O iii.lv I'.-t t tn k in d o f M 'tvicr I m u ii l l , J t i'iilib 17lit I ainl 11.-iii jiiiv a t i ProKrn'in In l'!ii.j(»> t‘<l At Jayi’CL* Mi'L'liinc Jlil.v ICiailH, III- M I cull ,1 If tin num b er cu n lie t.>-pi n b ..i» i(fi | , lie *uid, t lie | ,- Will lie t, e p iile m lc s am u lig Go .liiM n - i, l i i e i e w ill, h n w e v e l. to s|uu a ,to ru se s u n til *11 uf tile . t i l l . lie n Ml Hie co u n ty a re iiiM im m /e.i lu ,1, , lu le d Di (Ju llltm in a ls o i,ild ..f 1111* I" 0,-1 Hill u f tllb l'l c llliis I c o lli I ol, In illg (lie need iif do co v e rin g • lie d is e a s e In its e a r ly -.liig c s, m il In* o u tlin e d th e p ro g ra m ,- v e iy uitu-r y e a r o f m ass x r a y , w lin li Intit lim e re v e a le d 2H ca r s o f ilie d l’.eiintf, c a r d ia c um l clu-st ml u ie iiln In a d d itln ii, IKu new ca < nf ‘.iic ia l d is e a s e , 1L* o f dmbele-1 a in l 71*17 n f m il-linn w ere found • lilt, I In* Henilimle County .lino, i (.Tl*mlier of Commerce drew n i* spite fronij.til'ir many weekly |u glamii nf iiolltical S|ieech*n io.l i. by sitting back III their se a ts ic tin* Vnolit r.uli uml tliuluuglilv •» joying tlu'inselveH nlnging to Ho* pinno Htylfhgt uf Forre* t Rrecki i, ridge ami the leading vocalist Vulm Williams Jr. Wlllikm Hunt annumiccil licit Ihe Jsycee chicken harhequu, rial eil fur Friday night, June it, won 11 have tu be r«‘scheduled for u . other date, since (tint was the r.aim* Treatment of huukwium, u night ii* the htgli school grudun ttuii cerenmnles After u few lum pui aiiillc dlsense, was ,b- erthed, tile# of dUcU-tZmll, the gloiip and lie stated G lut mediciiM* fm dr treatment In simplp uml Iiuh un mi agreed tu ludd the tisrlieque at Ilu' lovvutil lie al,,, |„|,| „f C o u n try C lu b un Friday nlglii, sanitationeffects, survey* in local eating June 13. Don Rider, liewnpujier reporter, places, 0.... .,Over une-liulf „f tin- balnc-, was Introduced us u new member ; ' ^ “ uV b V( of the Jaycees. The Junior L'lom, u^. ^Yforts in m.' u “ i! " M " her'# m e m b e rsh ip c a m p a ig n till* year i* now in progress. to . GEN. TYLER KILLED TOKYO urv-Hrlg Gen. Aaron W Tyer. vice commander of (ho tu pan Air Defense Force and a twicewounded veteran of World War II. was killed Wednesday in a Jet crash. The Air Force said today Tver's F-94 Starfiro Jet nosed down snort ly after takeoff, clipped the tops of two small buildings, crushed and burned in a rice paddy. Preliminary reports attributed the crash to a possible flameout— the failure of .combustion In a Jet engine. Tyer, 40, was a pilot-general who raguUrly flew hiso wn plane. He was the first Air Force general killed In the Far E ast since tho Pacific War, tb t Air Force said. ", v . i’n i i V f r i i i ' T i f ’TSiit • 1 v,i*i (len t I * ii m a n l i u l a i i r l i m l I r g * - lilu * n l u c u r i h e i l . i t e s t i l l s • u m l 11 ,'b Inn,I-, l.p >m i d llirir f u ilv lv I hi* I'l rsiili-iit, in a h i p s ‘ .nn- lu t h e S m a l l , %nnl H ip bill i’ iiiil,| l i i r n i i v i - i l u <, 1 1 ( i n s l a t r a an I I ICC g i l l " v e i l v aluable I.iii i I h ( l u l n i n i r i il i p - .iu i r r p s of t lie I liileil S i d e , i i .i ,,hui*.. I t i d in. ul d i l h e | i r u , i l, u f I h e th f, ‘ '" ^ U » » Guests wen* Kiwunl.r l.nmlci, ant Govuruur Irving Morse of Clermont ami Mrn. Morse. If. s Parrish ,Hr„ of Lakeland, I.lent if. H. Parrish Jr„ UiJN uf Wadi iogtun, D. C. nod Hubert Pearce AtariIfl Htltieclplipr preslUcd. GARBAGE D1SPOHAI. Rids for Hip gurliiigu dlujm- al at Him Hanford Auxiliary Naval Air Hialion are now bring accepted and the bidding will remain opmi until June 13, it was announced today by the Supply Officer. Further Information can be ob­ tained at tho station by contact­ ing the supply officer lit building No. 9. All bids must bo mailed to naval headquarters In Jackson­ ville with a |200 certified chock inclosed. 1'* Sc'w-Vi Nn. 201 President Proposes Major Expansion Of Atomic Production Dados Arrested For Having Gun lit Paris Kioting fr* (Ctmtliiuea On !*■»• T n a t Assiicinivtl Press I.cuscil Win* , v«; f ny / i l l . ii*. ; . AiF/iJfiafiijt ... , -J‘i» . S tu n t* I ii K p I iii iin Itc iiiK S lo w I D 'im iie d liv I lu- Vtun I ilcil I'rrvx i mii|ib lc ..... Ilu i d ii'lnrnv from I in iluv 111un il v • lei Gull Itliiii utcil btilaV Um I I* II i Hilly) vi tiiinw • will tu tin tin t rep- I I vnt 111v,■ mi * .......... ti ■■in Finrlil ' new Figl.Hi i i,m'le mtial Ulv Mill I lu ctniiplrii* um.ltii u l taliula- I,,ui Gum Ilu ill* l i nt 2l)2 pre­ lim I including idliii.il returns Mill lie eotci* Ii lllllt■ 11um some . viuutie gave Ma11In-vv( 27,784 II...... . 2 i bV* lul II A I Lex I i. n i ii si uki i Im un i c,Ingres# man, Im Hie Dciiincr.'lUc minima- Gun Matllu'vvs In til Hie li'.’nl through Hie l.diiilntiiin mi Ihp 'dlength of a t.trio margin given him hy hli home eimiily Alaelma Green's in.ijui itv of I 'i 'ii in lit nlford, his Imine ciinnly, n u d e only a dent in dial load With only four pipelncia in lh» titi iinrcfmrteil (i.m MeCarty’a lead aval UralieV Odhntu for Hie Itemoeralle tioiiMiiiitmn for covermu grew lu 12,7 iii tin* unofficial hdiulatmn Ilie vole from I.IHH of 1.(783 lireemi ts w as Met'arty 371,216 Odham 328. tBI Tlie.se lotals lueludpd only a few ulisenlee tiallnts FlITDHi: F AMMEll H The Seminole Ohapter, Future Farmers of Amuricn. vvill hold its aiiniml parent ami on hiumurt at tin* High Fclioul Farm ilu tiding to­ morrow night at 8.110 u'cluck. Movie 'rime Table IUTZ "Hipp| Town" 1:31 • 3:33 • 6:35 - 7:37 - 9:39 HOMELAND "The Sea Hornet" 7:40, featiiri* 8:13, last cont* plete show 9:37 PHAIIUB LAKE 7:40, feature 8:06, last com­ plete ehuw 9:31 "W ith A Song In My Heart" 7 30 9:110 - 10:39 * | Ji � 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, May 27, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 27, 1952. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 27, 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/7dda7bbb1fddb7fa5c7e8ea573e0faa6.pdf 85c5223d227abd5f70fcf09a4b3cfdd9 PDF Text Text 7 H. JAMES GUT AGENCY a General Insurance 812 BAST F IR S T PHONE STREET 78 H. JAM ES OUT JA M E S II. OUT Aiaue, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING — TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES OH FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 180 and 1071 Room 101 Hanford Atlantic National Hank Itiilldlng LAST TIME TONIGHT NEW S C A RTO O N and SH ORTS Saturday Only! • Double Feature • “ EXPERIMENT ALCATRAZ” OdttD CARTOON Pl.UH "FT.YINO niHC MAN OK MAIIH” — Nt». 7 SUNDAY—MONDAY '. ■ THE SANFORD TTRRALD materials In which any flame or Pagu M ____ Frl. May 2.1, 1333 upnrk run tako hold," Chief Ckvo■land aaya. “ Huch hazard* aa heat­ ing plant*, ruhblah chute*, and stock room* am Just watting for u chance to bunt Into flame, "Huarmirii fire* go lunger be­ fore being detected, have larger amount* of flammable material* upon which to breed anil apread horizontally and vertically with A (i "Inexcusably high totnl” of greater freedom from restrletlv* 110,11110 atom fire* a year Indlratoa firo division wall* than do fire* tin- in) Malty uf Including atom darting in other part* of a atom." Chief Cleveland recommend* [ building* In tin* .Spring Clean(In rrtiniialuii for ronnivnl uf flm automatic apt Inkier system for all l.ninnh. nceunl!::t: te Chief Mack store (Mcenieiils umi MiggtMM that , N. I.'lt-vtland ul tlin Haul out hire ail bilMillielil tliiiiWtf* in enDt'iiaitinent Mini the National Kira Closed. He ul so stressed the 1mprotance of providing ample fire Protection Association., Chief Cleveland uak* store- extinguishers throughout the pre­ i.wrier* lu ruin entente attention mises. Pointing out. however, that uf chiming op hazards in bnse- protective device* do not elimlniiii'tita, flre'a principal "breeding ute the primary causes of basdplniei,’’ Records uf the NFI'A nmnl fires, the fire department r.how I'm! mure Hum III peicent official offers these Spring Cleanuf nil hlure fliea atari In hnse- lip suggestions: 1, Conditions favoring spon­ iiienl arena. "llu-r inenta ate the hreedlriK taneous ignition niu«t lie freplnri-r fur fires hernuae they rpiently cheeked. Janitors' supply usually ruiitain highly roinliUHtlhle rooms, parking material hill* and rug i|Is|kisuI containers r*t|ulre special attention. 3, Remove nil ruhhhli every "It Ik A Self IhIi V o le Tu day to a safe location outside. V o lf For Urn Iley F or l f « SI. Keep stork In well-defined Murage rooms. In particular, Will (rive Un A (iova rn keep hazardous stocks such aa flammable Ihprids, paints and m fiii I A n d M y Four Boy# packaging materials In flr*-raWill lie Proud Tu Call sidlve room*. 4. Check all electrical equip­ Floridit H O M E ." ment carefully. A stray spark from a short rlrcult. overloading S ign ed: uf nrclrig has "unusual oppor­ tunity" tu start a fire among .Mildred N l* M cCoy romlmstlhle maleilals. IhutSCWlfat fi. Clean grease from kitchen IPaid I'uUHral Adv ) vent*, hoods ii n. I stove*. Keep couihuitible objects away from tlon at the close of each day's stove*. Institute a special inspachuslncss to mak* sura burntrs ara Swparlor Sua layai turned off end electrical appli­ ances are disconnected. Fires In Stores Can Be Prevented By Better Caution m ill BUY and ENJOYthis rich, good PerfectFoodI ,..p O A R C ff£ £ R ... A t th tlr H Jlarhut C o f/s g s C a r n a l mm' % moke mint Qrupm&v ^ r wry k ”#oMtti* (It* tael" ' • \ ••Int in th* Mood lor lo.*“ FHKIfiHT HATE I.AKFLAND trfw- A freight rata savings of |3fi lo ITU a car In citrus roncenlrate *hminenU by rail was reporled today by Iho (irnwers ami Shippers League of Orlundn. Cordon Sleilmnn. league secre­ tary tiinnuger. said the reductions ere lli«* outgrowth uf n meeting In Chicago Wednesday with official* of Western, Southern ami Northern railroad* Ktcdman aulrl tire savings on an indoslry wide basis in Florida would come to uboiii fiso.uoo year­ ly. The savings will become af­ fective In jo days tM A M TAFT DFI.FfiATFN MIAMI '.f Sen. Hubert A. Taft appeared assured today of at least 14 of Florida's 13 dele talc voles for ilie presidential nonlnuliim In Hi** llcpuhlicun National Conven­ tion, o|H'iiing al Chicago July 7. An Infurmul poll of the delegates In April showed 12 favored Taft, one was eommllled to (ion. Dwight D. Elsenhower, four said they were uni inmiiillteij to any candidate, and imp mold nul ho reachod far Ills view*. There aie more than known diutnsen of plaid*. £ » * WER wijmw VOTE FOR MAX BREWER Fur Slide Senator (Paid Piilltlcsl Adv ) HIGHWAY DR. H. K. RING C H IR O P R A C T O R Plans# rail for appoint mast Phone 17M~1719 " A h A C om p etitor In T h e A u to m o b ile B usiness, llrulley W es Odham 112 N. Park Av*. H onest In Our Pint f2.7B / Phone 104 R elations.” S ig n e d : W illie Hunt Hunt Uncoln-Mercury Co. i I ’mi<t P o litic a l Adv.) L E T ’S C O N T I N U E T O G O F O R W A R D ! Re-upholster Your Fitrsltura at Low Coal Hpedal * 2 - placa Living Room Huita • 176.00 ll.a b o r am i M aterial) Itrmnaala For Sal* Choap ADAMS UPHOLSTERY Ilia i s s b r i art. Phua* — llta-w P R A IR IE No. 1 — Full Hour Novritlea and a "Lilli# Rascal*" Comedy — Plus — No, 2 — Walt Disney'* "Olympic Elk” No. 3 — First Outdoor Hhowlng "lent bo” T h o m ss T oo Y oung? J e ffe rso n T h irty -T h ree W hen W rote Signed A nd D eclaration Of Seminole County He Is A Veteran Of World War Number One He Has Been A Voter And Tax Payer o f Seminole County For Thirty Years His Work A h Sheriff Has Main­ tained A Balance In The County Fine And Forfeiture Fund So That None Of Your Tax Money Goes Into This Fund New B ralley , RE-ELECT P. A. MERO, SHERIFF As Sheriff He Ha's Eliminated Slot Machines And Punch Boards In Sem­ inole County LAKE W as He He And His Personnel Has Had Over Fifty Yearn Ex­ perience In Police Work And Are Qualified To Keep The Sheriff's Office On A High Standard Of Efficiency Honest. Courteous And Efficient Service For All Re­ mains The Pledge Of The Sheriffs Office Th e Independ­ e n ce ." Signed i M rs. H. F . C ooper liuuaawife (Paid Political Adv.) Your Vote And Support On Tuesday May 27th. Will Be Appreciated (Paid Pull Ural Adv.) ■■■I is mi IT’S ‘COOL’ AT THE R IT Z!!! L A I'S T IM E S T O D A Y I ! itUMiphlry „ Saturday Only! •oruw AKIUIH IN •010 MINI CtVNTIYI T\ -CO M P A N IO N PICTURE— UTU iM ooraw ii complin pawn from t #atr»-pow#rful Valva a i, ESSfK $/• /-V ‘ Frr..(V„ >1*40 Q u art cere A n d Business W -F »n t FIFTH M 40 "Your Mutual Insurance Friend" — D O U B L E F E A TU R E — ta.ilJ.'Vttf A*l*k.lL*» r L i. . * B O y D M IlflL lflC E A l- S A T . K ID D IE M A T IN E E ) 1 0 :0 0 A . M . "T H E S T O R Y O F 8 E A B IB C U IT " a HOM E • A U T O M O B ILE wuyn A ccom m od atin g, Bin* m m fm At IN 8U H A N C E A T A S A V IN G FO R Y O U B - 2U3»;=3S BOGART nj Phooa 311 ao.ooi Etrrl a man who will represent YOU and nut the dug track 1 ORD - O R L A N D O 113 Magnolia "I s ? 7 .. •swsr Ada D R H. McLAUUN OPTOMETRIST 9 •y. . ,- > SUNDAY & MONDAY!!! �■1 • ■ i !! . v ia u w n r T £>tm farb i& zvn lb t* year S u M BaraU. CRy ' Delivery, by 1M r. M., (I n n m D Y t t lO W CAB 1444 v A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R * % VOLUME xxxxm Entabliahtd lt 0 8 S A N F O R D, FI.OKI DA M O N DAY .MAY 2B. I0.-.2 AHHorlntrd Prang Lennart W ire TH E W E ATH E R " Tartly cloudy with little change in temperature through Tuesday. Shnuer* and thunderanowers over north portion this afternoon and tonight Widely scattered showers otherwise through Tuesday. No. 108 And Polls Will Open At 7H)0 O’clock Two Dead And W arningGivenSupreme Court Holds Tomorrow For Second Primary Odham Predict Six Missing Io B y Connally- - ~ . . _ , . Wins At Polls Ship Collision On ForeignAidMovies Are Lntitled •A * Campaign For Gover­ nor Roars Into Fi­ nal Stages W i t h .New Charges Made * ? MALCOLMH i. JOHNSON MIAMI i A - Dan McCarty and Bralley Odham swapped new a blowa today and both said they were confident of victory aa they cloeed Uitlr hot campaign for the governorship of Honda. Both were putting on Intensive leat dgy drives for votes In the populous Southeast Florida area which could well be decisive In the Democratic runoff primary Tues­ day. The winner almost certainly will be the next governor, because Democrats outnumber Republicans 14 In 1 In Florida. MelnwbUa two shotgun blasts ware fired Into a home (wo doors from that of gubernatorial candi­ date Bralley Odham near Sunday midnight but Police Cant. Roy Til. Its said "we don't think It waa In­ tended for the Odham house." Odbam laid, at West Palm Beach, however, he hda been warn­ ed Uirw weeks ago to "lay off gam: blera.'.'rir we'll get your family." The racketeers, said Odham, “ just got their houses mixed up." Odham said his wife telephoned M him with word of Ihe shooting, lie said she received a phone call soon alter the ehootlng from a man who claimed In be a news­ paper reporter and who asked about the shots fired Into Ihe Od­ ham house. (The Miami Dally News said Ihe caller i represented himself as a Florida Tlmaa-Unlon reporter, but an Investigation showed no call had been made by a Time-Union M representative). Police checked the call and found that It came from a nightclub bar In adjoining Voluala County. Odham aald he had asked San­ ford police to welch hie home attar Ihe warning he received In Tampa. "If we have to live In fear of our lives I'd just ■■ soon be. deed, be said at Weel Palm Bench. "I'm not going to live In fear of my life. I know Ike racketeers fear me more than any other mag In the slat* of Florida." As the • Polls will open st 7:00 o'rloek tomorrow morning In Seminole Countv'* lit prerlnrts for the sec­ ond Democratic Primary election and with interest at fever heat In the race between this city’s own candidate, J. Bralley Odham and Dan McCarty for governor, a rerord vote Is forecasted. Contests of local candidate* also expected to whet up the In­ terest of voter* and bring them to the polls In this second election which will deride, among others, who will represent the ,17th Dis­ trict, Including Seminole anil Brevard counties, In the Stale Senate, Lloyd F. Boyle or A Max Brewer. In this bitterly fought state sen­ ate contest, Mr. Ilovle polled 3,861) votes In Seminole County to Mr. Brewer's 2,006 and A. T. RoasrtUr's 624. Mr. Odham received an official count of 4.29'J Seminole County ballots to Dan McCarty's 1,030, and Adams. 013, In the first prim­ ary, a two to one victory for Od ham. Another hot molest will be the sheriff's race between J. L. Hobby, contender, and Sheriff P. A. Mero. Both have been doing murh visit­ ing about the county during the past week. In ths first primary, Mr. llobhy led with 2630 vote* to Sheriff Moro's 1865. The other voles were divided between Chief Kov (). Williams. 1014: Charles Berk. 0IU and Clay Williams, 646. Next In Interest are two con­ test* for County Commissioner, Bari Higginbotham against W. B. Brown Miller In District No. 1, In­ cluding precinct* 3 and 6, and of Bonner 1* Carter versus John W. Melsch In District No. 6, Includ­ ing Precincts I, 2 and I. In the first primary .Mr. Hig­ ginbotham received 618 votes to Mr. Mlllsr'a 477, making It a rinse rare. Other votes were 306 for W. O. Kllltse and 312 for C. C. Priest. In District 6 the race was alto close with Mr. Melsch leading with 301 votes and Mr. Carter right behind with 360, white Victor (ireene got 326. Another conteat will be that of W. Hugh Duncan and I- A. Tat* IlstllssM Oa Paa* *!«► Truman's Seizure Of Steel Industry In­ spires Proposal WASHINGTON (if*—!ten. McCarran (D.-Nev.) today proposed a constitutional amendment to proMbit Ihe President from selling ■ny property except under specific laws enacted by Congress. Introducing an amendment res­ olution, MeCarran told Ihe Senate It waa Inspired by President Tru­ man's telturt of the slrel Indus­ try. He added that he would try In gal It approved promptly. by the Judiciary Committee which he heads. "The purpose of this proposed amendment,'' he aald. "la to elim­ inate not only all doubt, if doubt there be, but also all argument over U»e queillon of whether the .4 tas'j&wj ipto -t a u ta .sfe® conference that KcCarjW ' cam- to do so by a law passed by the palgn headquarters had violated Congress." To become effective, McCarran's « the new election expense law by o » r««* t « » i amendment would have lo he Ap­ proved first by the House and Sen­ ate and then by 36 of the 18 states. Before a Senate labor autumn milter, meantime, spokesmen for the National Association of, Manu­ facturers (NAM) and the U. 8. Chamber nf Commerce opposed a bill by Sen. Morse <R.-Ora) for Police Chief Rov O. Williams emergency government selaure of (hit morning personally Investi­ strike-threatened vital Industries. gated th# mystery of a shotgun Lawrence F. Lee, Jacksonville, Clast that shatterad a front bed­ Fla., president of Ihe chamber, room window of the home of Ir­ and Ira Mother, New York, pail vin Felnherg, 1005 Magnolia Ave­ president of the NAK, each suenue last nlgfit at 11:00 o'clock. geated that a ban on Industry-wide The house Is located only two collective bargaining would be a doors from that o| J. Bralley Od- practical way of dealing with Ihe ham. candidate for governor, and problem of strikes which create a closely resembles It. national emergency, The blast of the gun brought neighbors running to the acane. A shotgun shell waa noted lying in tha gutter In front of the Feln­ herg home. C. E. (lormly, who lives nest -to the Felnherga on the corner of Nineteenth and Magnolia Ave­ nue, stated that when they re­ BOIIB, Idaho tin—It waa quiet turned to. their home last night at about 9:00 o'clock they saw today at Ihe Idaho Slate Peniten­ •hour riot a large black asdah, with two men tiary, scene of a four-hour In the front seat, parked on Nine­ Saturday. Warden L. E. Clapp and teenth Street near their garage. 4Mf officials surveyed (be eall' •.009 damage caused by At their approach the car left U who barricaded themAt about 10:00 o’clock, Mr. lb* recreation hall and (lormly skid that ho looked out . license p u le factoryIho window and eaw another largo re routed out with tear car parked In front of tha homa of Mr. and Mrs. W. C- Hill, across Bedroom Window AtFeinbergHome Shattered By Shot All Is Quiet After Riotous Scenes At Idaho Penitentiary Oormlv declared, ho heard a shot, Uta sound of a gun being breached aid another shot, followed by the Bound of an automobile obile V alerting off Harris . Capt. Roy Ttilla several TUBS end . *4 the scene soon officers ji ; S u * . Bass mads a farther Investigation. Mrs. Felnborg told the offlren* that at the time of th* shooting • she was away visiting her mother sgisr'jft J T tek O of rthe house, ft' wM the; T o Free Press Rights Floridians To Choose Between Russell And Kefauvcr Delegates New York State Law WILMINGTON. Del A lank WASHINGTON <* - Sen Connal er loaded with rrude nil and a lv (D. Tex.) loltl the Senate today Barring ‘ M i r a c l e ” gasoline ■ laden barge collided In In advocating approval of a $ti. Rendered Invalid; a driving rain on Inr Delaware nnn.noo.non foreign aid bill that "» River 15 miles south of here Sun­ policy of timidity Is a prelude lo Radio Also Aided day night, both exploding Into disaster " flames lhal sent crewmen diving As chairman of Ihe Semite For •tv Hie Assoclstrit Pros* WASHINGTON 'jf-T h r Supreme Into the water. eigti delations Committer, Conmil Florida voter* decide Tuesday t'ourt rulr.l iin.inlmnu»ly today Two men are reported dead, six I) *nltl the mutual security mens whether Sen F.*lr* Krfauvrr nf Lieut. Parrish Jr. that movies are entitled lo the missing and one injured crewmnn ore Is probably Ihe last major Tennr**rr or Sen llleharil It tins fiinstltullnnal guarantees nf free legislation he will pilot through the *rll of Gonrijin will he their choice la at Wilmington General llospltnl \sperrh and free pres* Senale before he retires next .Inn it ihe Denincratii- National t'nnven suffering from shock But al Ihe .aine Mine, (he high o try litdid not rleel In run ngnm lion in rhlc.iim in July There were .19 survivor* from Ihp tribunal struck down Ihe action of rlie Texas senator argued in n The) will chiNise 21 delegates collision between thr in,lit too New York state tn barring Rober­ tanker Michael and ihe I..VX) Inn I prepared Senate sdtlrrss ngnintl from a field .d HH .nine pledged to lloselllnl's "The Miracle" on , .in> further cuts In the aulhnrlia In Krfauvrr. -limit to Itussrll and barge, A. J. Dodge Ihe sole grounds lhal II was sac­ some md pledged aI all Hours after the collision near turn measure, trimmed by his com rilegious lliisw-ll came mil ahead tiy H2.tfcX) nnttee one billion dollars below Heedy Island, orange llnme* ami Justice Clark, writing Ihe courl’4 vide* In thr popularity cnnlest tnPresident Triininn's requests The thick black smoke covered Ihe aur main opinion, said. tween Ihe Iwn men on Mny 6 bill Mouse has approved a IH.lti2.lH Si. face of the water and filled the sky "In seeking lo anply the broad that wa* unnffleial and Tuesday's ooo celling on foreign aid over a half mile areA ami all-inclusive definition of 'sac­ voting i* what rntinl* F.arh can before Connally spoke, Sen tlldale may win some delegate* rilegious' given by the New York The Mlehael drifted to the New Court*, the censor Is set adrift Jersey shore and ran up on n George 1 1* Gs i told a reporter he plrdgrd In him lit Ihe race lo win ii|mn -i Imiinilless sea amid a myr­ beach. The ship hn* a lug hole at will slick by Ihe one billion re Mu- pii'sldcnllal nomination iad of conflicting currents of re­ the witer line nf II* starboard how dm lion inailc by the committer tine of the HHdelegates la pledged ligious view*, with no charts hut Several Coast Guard vessels stood on hi* mollon. nlllmugh lie said lo Gen Uuighl I) Elsenhower, thr those provided tiy the most local off shore watching the burning ves­ lit- dltl not believe a cut lo the llepubllcan caiullilatc. and one I* and powerful orlhntllxlrs New sel. The smaller crall was almnsl House figure umild damage Ihe pledged lo fit'll Douglas MacAr York cannot vest such unlimited completely submerged Just off Au program miifh Ihnr. who Isn't a candidate at all i'--training control over motion Beach near Fort I'cnn, Del Forty Iwn delegates are pledged A group nl Mepuhllean senator* Munitions Board Lea­ Agustlne picture* In a censor " few minor explosions were heard ha* pro|Ni*i-d additional *ln*ht-* lo ltu**oll 2.1 to Kef.purr and 17 i ’lark *.inl lhal since Ihe term der Warns Of Seri- from th* Dodge from time to lime ranging from .vxi millions In one unpledged "saerileginu*" was the sole stand­ SJur Tellefsen. 2ti year old sea billion dollar* Four men and four women will ard under attack Inf he case, It ous Period In 1954 man, so far Is the only survivor Averting lhal this eiumlry iniisl he eleeletl from Ihe slate lit large was nol necessary for Ihe court from the barge Speaking from his he prepared In meet its allies halt and two men and two women will lo declilr now whether a stale may WASHINGTON UP - John D. hospital bed. Tellefsen said, "I way. Connally said lhal any (allure lie eleeletl from each of Ihe eight I.ifiii 11 S I'm i nli h , I*SN, censor motion pictures "tinder a Small, chairman of the Munitions was very lucky to gri out of my of t'oiign-s* lo act decisively now congressional district* Hoard, told Congress today "wa boat alive. I was asleep when I flllW VliMlII** lu te Ultll III* i mi. rtearlv drawn statute " Itussrll lias selected a *l.ilt* of are still far behind" Russia In cur­ was Jolted out of tied by ihe crash "might mean that peace would 21 a* the one* lie would like to Mi* Kil\\n»i| I |.aiirt iN tin- ami *Hp from our grasp and Ihe llglil* WASHINGTON ftThe Su­ rent warplane production, partlu"I grabbed a life preserver, then of t'lvlli; ilion would go mil again represent him al Ihe convention (if ll)4|\'\ S I'.IIIInIi wllH ••III* preme Court today upheld transit larly of lei alrrraft. rushed to Ihe open porthole anil for s long long lime ” ami they arc drsignati-d on the hIuim'.I nf f»>«»t••nil fni S«*iniit*■!•* radio broadcasts He said lhal even so plsnned pushed through Into the water I ballot as "Itussrll (‘untlidales " llil»lt SrliMol, itfid t** Hip ij«mI 'in My a 7 I vote the high tribunal lie unit'd Mini three candidate* The oilier delegate* favoring him nf lit* lute \ ft I'tiiii-h nf S »fi deliveries In 1063 and early 1064 was wearing only a T shirt, anti derided iiulln broadcasts nn bus­ fur Ihe liemneralle presltlenlli.l are designated as I’ ledged In Itu* (**..! will have to be cut back If Con­ aborts," said Tellefsen between s e s noil street car* do nut violate nomination Sen* Itrlrn McMii sell " gress Mirk* to a House-approved gulps of hot, hlark toffee the eonstltiltlnnal rights of pas­ bun nf i 'minecHi-ill, diehard ll rolling nf ■ 46 billion dollars on All Kefauvcr delegate candidate* "I swam as fast as I roultl anil senger* armed forces spending In Ihe fis­ It seemed as If I swam more than dus-ell of Georgia and Estes Kc ait- listed as "Plrdttrd to Krlauv .lustier Burton wrote Ihe major­ cal year starting next July I. an hour. There was no fire nn (hr lamer of Tennessee — are buck er " ity opinion If lliere Is no designation under And thofe years, Small added, river when I first Jumped but a» mg the bill endorsed by a fourth Justice Douglas wrote a illsappgar lo be "■ very perilous I made my way toward shore It candidate. Mutual Security Admin the riindlilnle’ s name, lie Isn't seiillng opinion which asserted: pledged lo anyone and can vole seametl aa If U m Baines were chaapevieri as ire look ahead." "If utterly t- to flourish, govern­ as he pleases — It Ihe voters send ieg me In. I finally reached a buoy iMralnr W Avcrrll Harrtman ment should never bo allowed to Small testified before the Senate In the middle of the river and Sen Itnhrrt A Tall nf Uhlo, him In Ihe convention force people iii listen to any radio Preparedqo** ftopplttof. 11 wat climbed up on It," he said >amlldate fnr ihe dcpuhllcan nom No law rnmpol* the pledged program The right of privacy, t*e of two SeMM iroitpn which .Tellefsen, Jt Norwegian who has maimn. him urged a out In flld 1candidate* lo volte /o f tho men to M * today violated, I* a powerful ifewhom they are uleilgetl. nor are were IntnmWWmilfkeouaW filth become a II. S. clllien by natural- fund* til six billion dollars B o a i n c r I n s i s t s T t m r torrent in anyone whn would con­ f'niinally said he hadn't always they hound In «tlcV with their pres Ihe air power illuatloo. A Senate ltatfon lives al Brooklyn lie is trol men's minds " I I n s P a s s e d W h e n 11 npprnnlrtntlima subcommittee had married and had a young daugh- been satisfied with Ihe progress |Itlenllal raiiillilnle after Ihe con Jiistlee Frankfurter said lie look Europe.in nation* were making to vrntiim liallotlng start.* Secretary of Ike Air Force Fin- ter. im part In Ihe case because "my Will l)n Any Harm lit prevltm* Florida election*, ward rearmament, lull he said on letter befnrmt behind closed doors. Tellefsen said he believed onr ..f I- f-lmg are sti .Irnnglv engaged at The preparedness committee's Ihe dead men. neither of whom Ihe whole they had "responded to nothing appeared on the ballot r* i victim nl the practice In coneept tlie names of delegate rand! Ihe threat nf (*oinnimil»t aggre* Kd.lE ISt.AND Korea t* licit hearing also Was closed lo the was Immediately Identified. trocersy lhal I had heller not dale* This year, candidate* for lirisnnrrs nl wai mfotcmt: dead sliin vigorously and prouipMy with public hut Small sent newsmen a Jumped from Ihe tanker. One mint, paiMrlpatr in linllclal lodgment ropy nf a prepared statement he mute exerpt for the life Jacket In Ihe IiiiiIIs of their i upabllllles " delegate may have Mil’ ll presltlen It weapons in thru batto'd w i l l - 1111*Itt if tlal choice prink'd in small tvpc cnt'losur.'s hut H i m * • ,-n llat d-ut read to Ihe group If Kr nice t’oiild be freed of II* which kept him afloat, tiled mm lhal meant the rourt majority, under Mu-lr own name*, which I* I. Ilnatni-r *ald tod it Mo •i■ti«he utf-s Burton, was t omposrd of ule* after he was plrkrtl up *•v obligation* In Indoebllia. •oliindlv whiil HU of the HH candidate* did had passed when do t i ould have rescuers He was belle veil to (>•■ said the whole position of Western i hit-l .lustier Vinson and Justices ea|ituicd Mils island Europe would lie strengthened im a crewman from the Dodge Black. Heed, Jackson. Clark and I'it11i d Nation* guaid (on e , now Minion There waa nn Immediate wont measurably lie uddod Mini despite coiiltl ion trot prl*oner* oul*|dc the rnmmltinrnt. European The derision Involved broadcasts of the fate of Ihe other si* men this island'* 17 I'liW eoui|Hniod. the heard here on street cars and ground forces bail hern nearly aboard the barge. new t-ani|i coinuiandet told newly blisses ol the Capital Transit Com­ tlimhled. air lorn-* significantly In The Mlrhaej, hound for Pauls rrpnst-il mid a com ip and slrurtlire .unveil roiidial wl*e l anadlan and pany The dispute atlrarjrd wide boro, N. J . from Persia with • Is fiinrtinnlng Hrills!) troop* lie ,il*o ild attention, however, because at crew of to. reported two men Hill Illslili- the coni|MiiiiifI - lions least len other eltles have radio M-'aaMaavf* ll s r « « e T « « l lug Hu.iiimi North Kot.-an and < III broadcasting on public vehicles. NEW YORK IA -A move to gal diehard ionium MlfNNAN. Korea P I'niled Na in-**- captives Protestant churches In change Tlie case wa* taken to the highIf ••ftllntied (Ni I'm * f’l*9l lions Irure delegate* reliitn lo III*1s *1111 rule part of Ihe wording of the Lord'* Aliout two week - ago. the I'lllV* Paniiiiinjom Tupsdnv to learn if Prayer waa Initiated today. a three day cooling off recess bn* could have clashed their harlied The plan, approved after keen rrnrkrd the Cninnmnlst stand mi wire enclosures They would have debate at Ihe 114th annual General siittered "hiHitlred* of ea*udllei" war prisoner exchange Assembly of tite Presbyterian Church in tha USA, would replace The explosive Issue alone blocks hut probably could have taken over the Island "ll they tool wauled " Ihe word, "debts" or "trespass­ an armlsllre In Korea l-'.arh eninpoiitid holds .'i.mxi to es" In the prayer, with the word, Poller had it busy time during InvrslIgHtlnn Iiy a grnml Jury The t'ommmilsts demand all "sins." tha weekend-wllh five rnbbf...... nf the eirriimslHiires nf tlie death Iheir captured ruddier* bark nl H.ihmi prisoners But uiMiiu two The Rev. Alexander Mackla. oi attamptrrd rnhberlea reporie-l of Mrs. Evelyn lllarklmrn Wsl Ihe imiIiiI of a bayonet If neees wt'.ks tlie Beils will lie divided the County CommiMlnn met In udo groups of ,VMl ill new , -.mailer Philadelphia, vigorously opposed The first hreak-ln on Frhlnv thers, 26, w-lm was killed in n fall sary pf-riiil section Satunl *v afteri ompoiiluls Ihe move. lilght when the filling station of from an ailliumdille no the ii Iglit Mill the U N <'milmand lias "Why this silly tampering with Jtfferson R. Davis, 7IH I’mk >>f May 16, was rrrnmmrmted Fri­ In the larger group the Beds mtftti to determine whether or not the Lord's Prayeyt" ha demanded. Avenus, was entered iiy mmn- day afternoon liv n rorntiers Jury been equally firm It sav* nn prls can't tie "ofittnllrd "It they dnn'l tft keep ti dragline ratting (8,260 "Hasn't the General Aaaambly of a window In bark and al oni which ileclilnl tiial Hie raiisn of onpr will lie forcibly returned lo to he rniMrotlrd " Boaloet con whn-li lizttl been reported unsatis­ factory, strife the iiiirrhase on Apr. Ihe fled* An Allied screening |ceded anything more Important to con- M In coins was taken* from the the death was unknown. thawed only 7n.rxxi of IHU.ixhi lied ilaer? , ,\ , In several riots the pit.oners 1(1 from the Florifia-Genrgla TracThe iury Inrliidt-d C. L. Ite.1- l‘()W» and Internees wrxnl to go tash register. "Aa a Rep Used axe handles, elnli*. .pears, ♦ill f%». 4n 1 consider It Following the lumtl roneert •' dine, II. A. Montelth. W I.. It uni decided to ulv»* the conv a serious Inva. private right* Stminola High Srhool, Friday ItiN-he, J. P, Hardy, II. S. lieu- hark In f'ontiniinlsl area* liarlied wire (tails and other wrap |i iity two week* to mnke adjust* MnJ (ion William K Harrison, tins to tell me how •ay." night, playara returning to Goson and Murrell Hmlih. ami to prove that tlie drag­ The action au ' tha forma- band building in hack of thSome camp auMionliei said the ■uniti« Ernest W. Wallht-rs, hustiend new senlnr Allied delegate, said line ran do the work for which Uon of a comm confar with school found about 10 potkei of the accident victim, and James Ihe lletla still may he determined pows now- have pistols and rifli**"In delay or reject an armlsllre " seized in riot* fir lioogld from it i* intendrd. representative: denomiaaCommissioner It. E. Fourakre III an Interview Sunday, llnrrl elvillaii'lions In (he Natl |4I Council of boons, wallets and handbag* tbm ft. Matthews, driver of the car, had hten left on a table in tiotestified before Hlale Attorney claimed that the machine could son observed: Churches of Chris' tha USA toWllllln eaeli eonipouml the Beds Murray Overstreet, Justice of building ware missing. Imoking ward obtaining revision for "If Ihe Communist* *rc going have a well organized military lint Im- adjusted tn the Jolt It was the Peace W. E. Wat sou and the general use hi » affiliated about, they toon found the dl< -Jury, lo concede, we won't know It until system K.irh enrlosiire is divulcil toirchaseil for Commissioner ll. that Mra. Walt tiers had carded articles back of ths build denominations It. Pope favored a trial period In others. ing. About l i t In eain was min­ fallen nut of the hack door of Ihe day il happens Up In the last Into a tiailallnn. euntpiillle* anil which time the tractor company Under the minute, they wilt keep trying to platoons Strlel military ili*elpllne ing. Polk. Chief Roy G. William, the attlaii anil had tiled front In­ Forgive us make u* give In." prevnlls The Cnnimuntst leafier* would he given a chance to make aa we forgive Mora ((hot* ana Capt. Roy Tillla mads a per juries. drill their inrn even liold •-m.ill the proper adliislment* In order He said he hoped (he Beds had aortal Investigation of tha robbei y. Jack D, (lobe) and fltarlea L. who trespass BSU til)," wo srale military taetlc* using limn- to make it *iiltable. used the three day rears* "In Tha Grammar Kchool lunrh King, inemtiera of tho Naval be changed to read "Focglva ut Commissioner W, G. Kllbee ap­ lity rides nr elutis ftir nioek liay study onro again" Ihe Allies' firm our aim aa we forgive those “ who room was broken Into Kundsy Shore Patrol, stated that about*an stand against fnrrrd repatriation nnel drill proved n trial period, stating night, but all that waa reported hour before the tritiredy that they tin against ua.’f It nlsii Is xiispreteil Mod ihe pris­ that In- would not vote until h# Ho mhled that statement* Iiy ha I seen Mrs. Wallbers, who was Some churches arm use "tree- missing waa an alarm dark. had a rhatu-e to *ee the draglln*. Tha home of Mr. and Mrs. K crying, near a roadhouse rinse tn President Truman mid high gov­ oner* have stork* of gasoline use Commissioner* J. K. McClelland pastes" while ' . Ilk* (be PrtsE. Roumlllat, 010 Palmetto Avr DoLanth They added that they ernment official* of Orest Britain fill for making Imineinnilr fire- mill It. (!. IXmIiI also rouaented to ayterlans, us* bi nu«, was entered by an Ice ptrk had offered to help her, Imt she and Canada "certainly should cun ImiiiiIis — known In World War II the trial period suggestion. Tlie Rev. Guv vlnce Ihe Cnminunlst delegation - h* "Mnlotnv rncktiill* " Witnesses burglar Sunday night by punc­ had refined. land, said Ute i Walter Jewett, Orlando, viceand thnli* masters" that the If N have suit) eight or nine large Following the accident, arrortlturing the screen amt moving U p "treipasaea," M l .• correct *« ilMlInttril ItH I'kgr I‘I%A| president of Klorida-Georgla, proCommand I* speaking with full Interpretation ortjtnd G_r**k kMka. Although tha house win ing to Matthews, he and Wal- governmental authority and sup­ mist d to lenovate the machine for ranaackaed, nothing wae reported there, both of whom arn attached In which Qia) It* proper usn without cost to port. Lieut. Parrish Is waa rwcoroaq. mlaalng, to the Hanford Naval Auxiliary the County. Mr. Jewett readily The Allies have told the Beds Air Station, took Mrs. Walthera Another home, that of J. C. who arVisiting Ed Lancs admitted Mr. Fourakre'* chart* that the U. N. Command will make . uu|e *M Davie, 611 Magnolia Avenue, we> to tha Naval Dispensary, Imt she no further cnnctxslnn* that the Modle-8 dragline with 6 iri wa* pronounced dead upon arentered by removing a acreen on lad cuaf 25-foot boom and three-eights' Lieut. II. 8. 1'nrrixh Jr. whn with and th < tha south aid* of tna house. An etuagod, yard bucket waa Improperly hi* wife nrnl fUtiuhler, Hop", I* aald: empty wallet which had been mounted by the Tampa Marina visiting hi* mint, Mr*. Ktlwnril F. BEVERAGE LICKNHK By voice vote ALBINO KANGAR(N) taken, waa found In tho yard. TALLAHASSEE IA - The Sen I.mitt Alt) I’nrk Avenue, returned Company. Ihorlied a SYDNEY, Australia iif»-"Mlsa." Mr. Fourakre alio maintained tale Hotel of Miami Beach, cur­ recently from Guam where he hml with a 14-month old albino kangaroo— COMMIR JA ILED that the whola rig waa too light liren Ntntinnoil since Jnn. 1, 1 O ft 1. rently fighting a 30-day suspension * PARIS (A-French police have Ihe only one In captivity—(eft by He arrived a few day* iigu in •mil would never he a good ma­ rw . k lH l Chief Editor Andre IIUI of plane today tn meet President Tru­ Imposed by the State Hotel Com­ the Communist Dally Newspaper man. She will get the rest of her mission for allegedly permitting Lakeland for n few week* leave chine. LHumaette. They say he's among name when she gate to America. gambling on the premises, will nol with hU parent*. Mr. anil Mr*. liatlera of Red demonslraMlia is traveling with two rare lose Ila beverage license, State Harvey S. 1‘arrlsh, Sr. Movie Time Table Following hi* graduation from ajalnst Gen. Matthew B. blue birds of paradise. They are Beverage Director John E. Mont­ Annapolla in June, 11*16, hn waa RITZ being taken to America by the gomery aald today. "The Marrying Rind" Momgomary aald that after a lent tn Japan where he waa ntachairman of Sydney's Taronga 1:34 - 3:38 - 8:32 - 7:31 - 9:90 Park Zoo, Edward J. Hallstrom. thorough study of the evidence suh- ttoned for ifvrral month* and then MOVIRLAND tte«r at ■ beverage department returned to the United States. In He gave the albino to the Aua“ That** Mr Boy. May 9 he had concluded all, ho served two and u half year. altan government recently so S'iaring PRAIRIE LAKE at the government could present the! a neb‘tb#r the owner nor the In tho Nnvy. n an offense He later enlisted in the Naval the hotel knowingly "Harem Ctrl" 7:80 • 10:30 , a mab. Pea- It lo Truman. After’ Ihe presenta­ ling on a the prom' Reserve and waa appointed an In­ "When The Red 8kina Rod4" tion, Ihe haagaroo and Um birds haVailowed gambling will lire att he Washington. D. 0., laee. Montgomery personally con structor at Tampa and Lakeland. 9:80 only He wa* then lent tn Guam. ducted the hearing. Zoln. AmendmegtUrged Senators Told Limiting P ow ers U. S. Is Lagging To Take Property In Jet Aircraft » s: asaTW Bt.s-.--' - STSayf’ ..“SiU*;!- iSSSK ! 39 Survivors Arc Re­ Senator Says Furth­ ported When Oil er Cuts In Foreign Tanker Runs Into Aid Bill Arc Pre­ Barge In Dclcwarc lude To Disaster Reds Reported Making Weapons In Prison Camp Move Is Instituted ToChangeWording Of Lord's Prayer Truce Delegates Will Renew Talks With Communists Grand Jury Probe Five Robberies Reported During OfWalthers’Death Single Weekend Ih Recommended rs w -3 S Mi Faulty Dragline Is Given Study lly County Hoard �• • r : r* * •' Governors Race Everybody Vote Tomorrow In election duy. Three more weeks of cniripnlgnlnK have brought »'oter* face tg face jvlth their final decision among those candidates who'survlved the first prl* mary. Tomorrow they will Indicate their preferences for presidential delegates, governor, state senate, county com'nlssiunerH, sh eriff nnd other minor officers. The voice of the people is great on election day. It can make or brenk the most poworful political boss. It may not couht for much month In nnd month out. There may be times when some of us feel wo live under u dictatorship, we a n .‘ ,1 the hands of t.Jmlnnl rackets-"?, or nil powerful poll ik-ttl tnuchinea, b u i'aJ’h t.‘ election day and the man n r the street is the one who rules. That is, he rules when he exercises his right to vote. Of course if he ju st sits at homo and says " Le t George do It", his rights and privileges, ns well as his kind of govern­ ment, can ami often are taken away from him. Almost In­ variably when the crooks and grafters' get into control, when machine politics dominate our government, whether local or national, It is became many decent, honest, law-abid­ ing citizens did not take the trouble to vote. It Is really surprising how many people do nut vote even when there is u great deal of Interest In an election. F o r In­ stance, in the first primary, there were over 1,100,000 p#rsons In Florida who could have voted. It was freely pre­ dicted that 800,000 of them would, hut actually only a little over 700,000 went to the polls. Kvon In Seminole Coun­ ty there was not ns heavy a turnout as had been expected, Ordinarily the people get Just the kind of government poster lob, and stands ready to verify the transaction under a court subpoena. McCarty replied "my campalgu reaiurvr, Mr. Wesley Fly, a cer­ tified public accountant, assures '•Mfltv-ce nss oeeo no violation id tile law ami will our ot any »h.l«lion. "It is strictly u last - minute •ffort on the part of Odhuin to mislead the people of Florida. He ,ias hid ample opportunity to prove It. I have met him three Imes In joint public appearances arid be has failed to prove any of Mi charges." Odham said he couhl have MeJarly disqualified "In any court" nit he would not defeat him that way. The stale election law prm vldee for vacating the nomination ir election of any candidate who wins after a violation of the law. McCarty was making no predlclions about how be might fare In target tomorrow, il you t for Senator Russell, it's the [until Candidates" you want to A Kansas tornado is itpoMcd as lying done only minor damagr liore dissipating 25 miln (rum twn- Well, if it did only ininoi HMI» we ^utis it is entilled to s III* dissipating. President Truman fells reporters aA ■ ■ _1.4 1 ^ |(V lliat his teiiure right is "saerrd", which is almost lire saftre thing a« being divine, which is what a lot ol ui feared he had in the balk of hit bad in the first placa. of Miami. * Harry 8. Swan, Republican run­ off candidate for governor, import­ ed m s deposited In hia campaign fund lost week. He laid hla ex­ penditure* would bo filed later. William C. Cramer, Republican nominee for Congress from' the first district, reported bit flret pri­ mary campaign cost him 11,60. lie Third 1701 In contributions, of ■.vhlrh he supplied W ! 30 from h»i own pocket , j o express a feeling that he will taaln carry every county on the Florida Cast Coast. Odham, who led in only seven >f the counties and trailed Me /arty by 118.000 votss In the llrst irirnary, told his supporters the ronteit la "even up to right now," ind that "we're In good chape" torth of Palm Reach County. He predicted he will carry Du /at, Marlon, l.ake and i’ lnellas, vbere McCarty led before: lu •raise his lead in Folk, llllltbor nigh and Orange; and "carry Weal Florida or hold our own — all the way from Jacksonville west." Odham told his campaign workers he would- "lower the boom" on McCarty during a state wide radio broadcast tonight. t< i>aMr*i*>i r in - a f e e # p ee) missing—the third mete end a sea­ man. The collision was Ihe third such tragedy within 10 days In this busy 'em 1,if» y f *l5! two ships collided ■ml hunted In Ihe nearby De i aare and Chesapeake Canal, kill­ ing four men. Last week three mm drowned when a freighter and tug smashed together in the Deta­ inme near Chester, Fa. Hjur Telllfscn, one uf the Dodd •rewntett. told rescuers he was TALLAHASSKE iA - Brailey Oil Ham Iasi week spent (33,169 In hi* campaign for Ihe Democratic nomination for governor, he ad vised Ihe secretary of alale today. Odham's weekly financial ac­ counting listed (40.97J in conlribu Ilona, Including th maximum (I, 000 allowed by law from both Ham Kay and JC. R. Dnyhoff, Miami The report of Dan McCarty, who la Odhsm'a runoff opponent In Tuesday'* second primary, was not on file in Ihe secretary of state’s office jhla morning. u. 8- Hen. Spessard L. Holland, Democratic nominee for re-eleclldri, spent (U fur posioge stamps i Th* country's consumer price in(k l m e ilittsst lo an all-time high during April* because df thb high price! of fruits and vegetables, ac­ cording to the Labor Department's Bureau of Statistics. This will come as quite a surprise to (ome of »ur rigriabl* and citrus growers who, somehow wire laboring under i naty Impression lhat the price of Hulls and vegetables, was anything Your Support and Vote Will Be Appreciated. spy county In the election, csrepl "For some lima, In radio broad ■asla and In statements, he prom ’ted he would link me with gam bllng and the race tracks, prove I lave violated the election laws, ind name some 'Mr. ftlg' lo my .’ ampalgn "But when I have .confronted blm fare In lace, In Miami, In Orlando and Jacksonville, he has sdmltled he has no evidence link Ing me lo any gambler or race tracks, lie has nut produced one lingle piece of evidence I have violated the election laws. He has not named any Mr Big In rny campaign, because there never baa been ami never will he any such Mr. nig, . . " Second only to ihe electric chair (he Governor's chair it (he hotteil (•at in Florid*. says Florida's Gov* trnor Fuller Warren who hat orcupied it now for torn* three and * half yaars. It's funny how a riaUmtnt emanating from iuch a hoi (pot could leava so many peo- John W. Meisch ha* been fanning In Seminole County for 27 year*, grow­ ing food for the nation'* needs. John W. Meisch Is a farmer and a *vor!;!s* man's friend. He knows the problem# oi District No. 5 and the whole '■**‘ 1 county. ‘ * He understands and will work forth* betterment o f every farmer, not orify from District No. 5 but all district*. i Janet F. Fltigerald, OOP nom­ inee for Congress from the sixth district, said her campaign cost tl.yst She listed contributions of (1.388 In cash and SIM In serviced. Arch MacIntyre, unsilcresifiil Democratic candidate for Congress In the first district, listed expendi­ tures of 137.70 and no conlribu lions Thomas S, Ferguson, who ran unsuccessfully for railroad com­ mission in the Demorratlc first primary May 0, said he spent ( 10,020 during his campaign. Ilk Ibted contributions of (4,770. Iml Used Car Sale 1950 Bulck Sedanet ........... 1950 Pontiac 2D Sedan 1946 Bulck Super Sedan 1948 Ford Sedan McCarty replied "that is typical >f all the brash buildup he has been giving his campaign. II will fall flat. Just as all his other huihi ip has fallen flat." There is an acute potato short­ age in New York and one small restaurant is planning on (lying them in Itora wherever potatoes (re plentiful. Maybe they can g< out (ad dig up soma of the road' and runwayi Inal ware paved will, surplus spuds a lew years ago. Elect John W. Meisch the people* choice for County CommleiioiierwUtrict No. 5. ...... 1946 Old* 2 Dr. S edan ....... 1941 Plymouth Sedan ....... 1939 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan Home Care For Mental Patients Hanford. Florida By W. V. Hitting Toiirhton Drug Co. Fortunately society Is lieKimilng to recognise mental luitlcnta for what they are, persons suffering Irum a seri­ ous Illness. Doctor! realise that these patients netd th#In­ terest amt attention of others as well us medical treatment, llecaui* mental hospital* are su crowded many mental pa­ tients must he cared for at home. If the family l**rn» something of th* patient'* Hi­ nes! from th* doctor and tries to l><> helpful end couilderate Ilf* If easier for ell concerned. For all medicine prescribed by your doctor rely on a skill­ ed, experienced pharmacist. t'nerrieht , , T i l l . |* the IM IS *1 B **ele* *1 ceiiofiHi e<i»*rii***»*#i* ■**••»• Ina lo IIII* ***•» *»»*■■ He listed (SOU contributed to his 'Watch Out For Untruths - Hitleristic Tactics" HERB IS THE TRUTH; Section 11 of Article 9 of the Florida Constitution PRO­ HIBITS u STATE INCOME TAX. The Constitution CANNOT BE CHANGED except by the DIRECT VOTE o f tho people! Senator Boyle IS AGAINST u STATE INCOME TAX! Senator Boyle is IN FAVOR o f retaining our HOMESTEAD TAX EXEMPTION! Although there ate 24 delegates lo the Democratic National Convenlion to be selected in ihe pti* miry on lyity 27, Sanford voters will have an opportunity to vole oo only tan of Ihem. Th* reason |«r lhat ia each canueiiional dis­ trict fleets |wo del(gatt( and only h contllwM pt 1iOD8 ___ ior hi ___ ... _____ her* m Seminole Cdswty We vote for eight delegates « large,1which evyryona in the Mate voles for, four men and four women, and two congressional distrie! delegate*, one men Mid cine Women. So vole for "Rutiell Candldatee", and don't vMo for more Senator Boyle will fight to retain the EXEMPTION ON FOOD, CLOTHING and MEDICINE in our SALES TAX! Senator Boyle HAS NOT favored BREVARD COUN­ TY in primary road improvements! He has BEEN FAIR to the DISTRICT. ALL PRIMARY ROADB ready for construction in SEMINOLE COUNTY have been built —. THREE MUCH NEEDED BRIDGES have been built in BREVARD COUNTY over the IN­ DIAN RIVER at u cost of about Thrpe Million Dollars — BREVARD COUNTY is a Iqi'ge county and has 72 miles o f U. S. Highway 1 to keep up — SEMINOLE COUNTY has a good primary road program in the 1852 ROAD BUDGET and BOYLE has RE&N AS­ SURED o f MEMBERSHIP to the important PUBLIC ROADS and HIGHWAYS COMM TTEE - KEEP BOYLE in the SENATE to FOUR LA W U. S. 17 - 92 COMPLETE STATE ROAD 40 and to build a NEW ROAD to OVRSDOl . Hanford Forum The Forum Banford Herald Sanford, Florida Dear Bln Regerdleaa of all that has been said, tomorrow there are thousands Who will vote for th* candidate of between their choice. Thank Ood we *1111 I those hoy* that sacred privilege. Ju»t hew much we do need to fight for end guard that right, tro few of us seem to realise. For th* fust time In the i,(story of Seminole County, we have one of our .own fine young men who can end will stand on me own two feet end sincerely try to give this greet state of ouri clean end hon­ est government. Ie Brailey Odham parfactf Not Ara ye;)! Am It Th# only perfect men that hee ever live! on Uila aarth or avar will said to ths wom­ an's accusar, "Let him that la without all' cast th* first atone." John M -1J, Brailey does have bllity | he la honest | he 1e alneerei a he* vision, frland and foe will admitJ ind he le ebsdutely dour- ( young men when they war* given places o f responsibility Ih govern­ ment. Nona of us like to have our faulta pointed out and yet If I am at hontst a* I should be, 1 must admit that the older I grow the more grateful I am to tho few people who looked ms in the eye and told me the things I should know. We are proud of the vote Seminole end Orenge countlee gave Brailey, but there were many who did not you In the flrel Primary. May I isy In all hurahlenes# apd linearity If Brklley la elected ft**ernor and we the B a n k give him Senator Boyle BAR NEVER represented any GAMMrs Voile WIIHema Sr. Bobby A<Um», InflofcUr for lb* Inelnnkll Rmli Mi Intel ntJtt ftt* FEATURE VALUE up the local CUBA RACKET! Jila TEGRITY Were never questioned! SENATOR BOYLE’S OPPONENT, me and will jigve I A ta as. it)? u r ; I foutledl AfyC �Thespian Society Presents Annual Comedy At Seminole High School Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar .. MONDAY E'-xt Baptist Training Union Worker's Council will begin with ■ core rod diah aupptcr at 7:00 p.m. In th« Memorial Edu­ cational Building. TUESDAY Tho Pilot Club will hold It* regalar dinner mooting In tho Yacht CIvA at 0:30 p.m. TY* Unity Unit: Truth Claaa will meet at 9:00 p.m. at tho Valdes Hotel. Tho book "The Sermon on The Mount" by Emmet Pox will be studied, Tho publle la invited. Tho Mon’o Club ol the Presliytorlan Church will meet at 7:00 p.m. at tho church (or a aupper mooting. It will alio bo ladies night. The Chapel Choir will hold re­ hearsal at tho Pint Baptiat CMKh at 6:4B p.m. Monroe Chapter No. 1ft will moot at Masonic Hall. A chicken aupper will bo aerved at ft: 30 p.m., following which the Royal Arch Degree will be conferred, WRPNESPAY The Fine Arta Department ol the Woman'* Club will meet at the club houae at 10:00 a.m. at which time there will be preaented a talk on the Bible by Mra. A. 0. Mclnnis. ThMt will alao be a display of old CnM» The Prayer Meeting Service at the First Baptist Church will be at 1:00 p.m. THURSDAY All children entering the firat trade at Southaide Primary School In tho Fall are requested to report to the office of Dr. Qulllman at 113 South Palmetto Avenue be­ tween 0:00 and 12:00 o'clock to he •aamlned. FRIDAY II children who will enter the first grade of Southaide Primary School In the Fall are Invited with their mothers to visit with tha teachers at tho school between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m. » Mr*. Mclnnis To Give .Woman’s Club Talk V h . Fine Arts Department of he Woman's Club will present frs. A. O. Mclnnis In a talk on the Rible Wednesday morning at 10:00 o'clock at the club house. There will be a showing of old china by tha members and cold drinks will ba served. Alt members bringing china are requested to be at tha club house before 10:00 o'clock with card* bearing the names and description o U h a china attached. Wostessea for the occasion will ba Mrs. S. 0 . UlgMayman, Mra, George Wells *mf Mrs. Douglas Stsnstom. Ms. Rnlph Smith will give a re­ port on the General Confederation Convention which was held May 12 through May 17 In Minneapolis. I Miss Adams Honored V^ith Party Saturday Mrs. D. L. Thrasher entertained Saturday morning with a Coca Cola party honoring Miss Ada Ad­ ams who will graduate from Semi­ nole High School neat month. The porch of the Thrasher home on Grandview Avcnua was attrac­ tively arranged with bouquets of crimson lake bougainvillea and day . Those Invited were Miss Jana iMvia, Miss Mildred Miller, Miss ^rotchen Klrchhoff, Miss Caroline Mclnnis. Miss Bebe Blsbee, Miss Qkn Wilton, Miss Ellen Driggers, Mias Connie Ludwig, Miss Donna Wltta and Mrs. R. A. Newman, grandmother of Mias Adams. Story League Group To Have Box Supper JThe Sanford Story Leaguo will p ea a benefit boa supper ami en­ tertainment Frldav evening at the Yacht Club beginning at fl:00 p.m. Following the supper, under the direction of Mrs, Russsll Tench, tna children from tho ages 9 to ft years will stage a "Miss Humquit" contest of which there will 6# three. Judges. Prises will be do. noted by The Yowell Co., Sween­ ey's Gut Shop and Toyland. A aklt entitled "School Data" g ill be presented b f the league Jlkmbers. Story telling; palm readIng and a fith pond will add to the evening’s . entertainment. Tickets may be ‘obtained by contacting Miss Mary McMahon dr tho league members. 2 Tyre Girls Are Wed In Double Ceremony "v :nJd *«■ Miss Lillian Boyle Is Luncheon Honoree Mr*. Sidney O. Chase, Jr., hon­ ored Miss Lillian Boyle, bride elect, Tburrdav with a lunchron pt her home on Mellonvllle Avenue. The hoxtes* presented Mill Boyle with s gift from her chosen silver pattern. Thosn attending were Mrs. Lloyd Boyle, mother of the honoree; Mrs. Dial Gray,, grandmother, Mrs. Roy Holler, Mrs. Walttce Belt, Mrs. Hugh Whrlchfl, Mrs. Glenn I.Ingle, Mrs. John Galloway, Mrs. A. W. Lee, Mrs. George Hardin, Mrs. James Crapps and Mrs. Chase. Concert Presented By High School Band r e rson a l s Mr. and Mrs. II. E, Morris and Minn, Robert and Ernie, had a* thrii recent1-...gate '.'-.in-v „mi Vickie Rountree, at their M. Q. Ranch near Osteen. Mra. V. A. Williams Jr. has been removed to her home on Laurel Avenue from Fcrnald Laufthton Memorial Hospital where she re­ cently underwent an operation. Mra. E. L. Ley, mother of Mrs. G. II. Williams Jr., has hern railed to Denver, Colo, due to the serious illness of her other daughter, Mrs. Raymond P. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Morris had as thslr recent dinner guests, Itev. and Mrs. George R. Wilson and An outstanding program of daughter, Sarah, of Sweetwater. marches, overtures, popular and Tex., also Henry Tooke. modernistic music was presented Friday night by the f!2 member Mr. and Mra. W. K. Llppincott Remlnole High School Band at the have returned to their home In Bal­ school auditorium under the direc­ timore after spending two weeks tion of Ernest Cowley, who came with their son and daughter-in-law, here from Stetson University this Mr. and Ms. R. E. LIpptncotL year to assume direction of It. Friend* of Mrs. Vivian A. Speer Principal Herman B. Morris congratulated Mr. Cowley for his will be Interested to team that Initial year’s work as a band lead­ she has been removed to her homp er, pointing out that the hand had on Park Avenue from Orange Me­ brought a great deal of credit lo morial Hospital In Orlando where Sanford and the high school dur­ she was confined for eight weeks. ing 73 public appearances. Miss Peggy Moon of Jackson­ He also thanked parents for the support that Ihsy had given the ville and Miss Blanche Groves A band, and also member* of the Bridgeport, Tex. were the recent Band Association headed hy Peter guests of Mr. and Mra. John D. Bukur. Mr. Morris also told of the Abrahams at thslr home on Twen­ progress made by the Junior High tieth Street. Miss Groves was a School Band In Ita Initial year un­ Baptist missionary In Soochow, der the leadership of Perry Rrem- China for 30 ysars, the test two years of which were under the er. Communist regime. She Is also a Gene Wilkinson, son of Mrs. S. foreign mlaslonary of the South­ A. R. Wilkinson, was announced ern Reptlst Convention. as captain of the band for next year by Mr. Morris, and was rnmmended for his playing of a very Mrs. Roderick Adams difficult number, "Debutante" on the rornet last night. His grand­ Honors Her Daughter mother, Mra. Sally Allen, who Mr. Mrs. Roderick Adams enter­ Morris declared had backed him up In hia playing and persuaded tained with a party Friday after­ him to continue practicing when noon at her home on Lake Avenue discouraged, was singled nut ami honoring her daughter. Darlyn, on asked to stand amid much ap­ her fourth birthday. Favors of balloon* mid whistles plause. were given. The birthday cake war Anothrr featured soloist of thn of pink and green. evening was Miss Jean Lane Mil­ Following the singing of "Hap­ ler who drew much applause with py Birthday" to the little honoree, her clarinet rendition of "Auluvn she opened her many gifts. Re­ Caprice," with the hand accom­ freshments of cake, Ice cream, panying. Ruth Miss Miller and punch and randy was served by Gene Wilkinson received superior ihe hostess assisted by Mrs. rating at the district competition Frank Adams, grandmother of tho In Orlando. honoree. One of the most colorful num­ Those attending were Busan and bers played by the band was Swed­ Pamela Jonea, Lalne and Totil ish Rhapsody, which offered much Echols, Candv Southward, Patty tonal contrast and haaa effects, Stenstrom, flllly Stamper, Cheryl and gave play to French horns, Jones, Randy and Julie Dean. saxophones, clarinets and heavy Janie and David White, Kiln and brass. Laura Susan Williams. Glenn and Well executed In the modernistic Don Chorpenln&. Anna Lea Hervsln was "Blue Tango" and "Stra- man, Limine and Reeky Ann Hlpr toswlng." The concert started with pie, Vennle end Valeria Atkinson, the playing of “ The Star Spangled Shirley and Gall Crnwford, Norma Banner". Numbers following In­ Jran Whlttern, Marcia Kay Llpcluded "Jolly Robbers", Sousa’s plnrott, Linda Ley, Johnny /cola, "The Hiimlcrer", "Persian Mar­ Punklo Lea, Marlllnn and Vlrkl ket", "When I Grow Too Old to White. Also Ihe following mother* were Dream", by Romberg; "Symbol of Honor", Washington Post", "Ne. present: Mrs. C. O. Jones, Mr*. C. cold March", "Serenade of the L. Echols, Mrs. Douglas MenBells", "Shoutln Llxa" with trom­ strom, Mrs. W. A. Stamper, Mr*. bone effects, "Tiger Rag" and Robert Jones, Mr*. Ralph Dean, Mr*. John White, Mrs. George "Host of Freedom." Among those who congratulated Williams, Mrs. Curl Chorpenlng Mr. Cawley and the baud were Jr., Mrs. H. (I. Herman, Mra. Dick Feasel, Stetson University Wally Hlpnle, Mra. Charlea Atkin­ Band dlysctor, and Don Yaxley, son, Mrs. Tim Crawford, Mrs. Hohert Llppincott, Mra. Leo Zeola assistant director. and Mrs. Jerry Wight. Mrs.. Charles Lane Is FaHhion Show Given Navy W ife Hostess By Class Members Ms. Charts* Lana was hostess Thursday evening to the wives of the meg of Fighter Squsdron-39 of tha Sanford Naval Air Station at their Moil-monthly bridge club at her home on Escambia Drive. Tha aervlng table, was attrac­ tively centered with'an arrange­ ment of fern and floating candle*. During tha evening the hostess Ignited a chafing dish. Prises for bridge were won ny Mrs. R. Brown ■nd Mrs. W, Wilkinson. Those playing were Mra. George Kllng, Mra. R. McQueen, Mr*. W. Wllkerson, Mra. W. G. Ferris, Mrs. O. Williams, Mra, R,. Brown, Mrs. J. Coleman and tho hostess. 4 Sanford Students Finish A t U. Of. F. ' _ GAINESVILLE ( S p e c i a l ) Commencement exercises for M l University of Florida students who have applied for degreoe will be held Juto ft-9 at Florida Field. . Dr. Home)! Norrla Hart, Duka University professor of sociology, will deliver the Bacralauraata ad­ dress Sunday, June ft. and Unlverllty President J. HUH. Miller will addreag tha graduate* at CommenMiMnt exercises on Juft* 9. Other features of tha weekend will bu the sauna! Vesper Tea for Tha freshmen classes at Sem­ inole High School held a fashion show Thursday afternoon showing the garments which they had made during thefr Home Econo­ mics classes. Those who modeled were Gladys Hasty, Jacqueline Ervin, Shirley Dandrldge, Addle Prevail, Dorothy Sherry, Lucille Hall, Eva Faye Echols, Dot Holloway, Rochsfle Eubanks, Barbara Brown, Mary Lou Nicholson, Laura Mae Don­ aldson, Claudette Walts, Frelda Carvsr, Shirley Baxter, Llnny Rotundo, Ruth Maxwell, Ratty Rand, Patay Teslo, Genena H evld, Min­ nie Lee Mette, Rebecca Cain, Bet­ ty Johns, Helen Alexander, Carol Buckner. Batty Sipple*. Eleanor Nix, Marilyn Calhoun, Hetty Bry­ an, and Wanni* Lae. Also modeling ware flonja and 8andra Monforton, Collaan Engebratson, Barbara Low, Dorothy Cogburn, June Conner, Barbara Harriett; Jean Wilke, Joan Wilke, Ora da Hay, Floranca Pries, Janie Rnnatt, Emily Spivey, Elisabeth Hardy, Alice Andes, Jo Ann Rick­ ets, Helen Llnsey, Geraldine Wilk­ inson, Donna HcTeer, Mary Ann Strickland, Mona Jobe, Barbara Humphrey, Drennon Eiewender. After the fashion show a tea was held. Those on the tea committe were Lenny Rotunda, Shirley Baxter, Addle Prevatt, Batty Rand, Flornce Price. Ginger ale float and cookies were served to the mothers and gueata present. ....... ‘ their families Sunly and Mr. and Mra. Wr w . — ----------- and various frater­ and family nity Mtf aaeority receptions. tend from totftl W I who h iw ip* the* at. _ _ _ _ _ l at Mica PMHna TyVa to r L S u t i i GRAMMAR SCHOOL PROGRAM M Law Degrees, and 80 who became thd bride of wllRoom Eight of tho 8anford B. Smith, of Philosophy Degrees. Grammar School will present Its Included aw the Commencement adaptation of "Peer Oynt" In tha . wedding o f Um selaaee , sisters of P. T. and W* W. auditorium at 10:80 a.m. was solsmniacd Friday sve- S 5 3 fU % £ m & j : school Wednesday morning. at tha Koyptcno Heights ferJM yefcre of service to tho UniThis program wUl ba for the Cht," ,k benefit of their adopted child In lrt*F Germany.,________ ‘ ‘ 1 ' 1 1 -'is& r.R * a s s and Mr. * * ,* * ® 3 9 Watt, BAE of Sanford, and Roy W. Nichols, MBP o f Ocaeva, By WILLARD CONNOLLY The hilarious adventures of two 10 year old Bryn Mawr graduates en-route to Europe aboard a liner were convincingly played Friday hy Jean Wilson ami Ellen Drlgger* with an able supporting cast at Seminole High School. hv the National Thes­ pian Society vl '.ne school under direction of Mr*. Boyd Coleman, and with the assistance of Mrs. Malcolm MrNclll, and Edwyn Ed­ ward* of Stetson University, the play was presented during the morning to the highly delighted students, and to the general pub­ lic at night. The play was based on real life experience* of the noted artres* and writer Cornelia Otis Skinner and of Emily Kimbrough who later became managing editor of the Ladles Home Journal. The part of Miss Skinner was played (n professlonal style by Miss Wilson, and that of Mis* Kimbrough hy Ellen Drlgger* with sure comedy touch. In the early "JO*. Mis* Skinner and her friend Miss Kimbrough, recently out of Bryn Mnwr. took a trip abroad unhampered hy par­ ents and guardians. The latter had an Inborn faculty of attracting dis­ aster* and during the voyage hit a drowning man with a chair In­ stead of a life preserver. This, In Ihe play version as based on the best seller hook that the two wrote of their ndvrnlures, trovided a high spot of comedy n the high school performance. Mis* Skinner developed measls.i as the boat wa* nearing port snd had to he smuggled, with the aid of two young medical studsnts aboard stdp, past quarentlne offi­ cials. She was thickly disguised In foundation cream and a hat and veil. Miss Wilson performed Hits high comedy scene with high fidelity, and Infused her role with much pep and energy. Roth girls put much action and pantnmlne In their scene*. They were givrn able comedy-romantic support hy Edward McKinley and Douglas Whitney n* tho two medical stu­ dents. Robert lleekwlth nppenred a* Otis Skinner, noted nctor and fa­ ther of Cornelia, and Donnu Witte as Mrs. Skinner, appearing to see the girls off on llic voyage, and later In bring them home from Paris after Cornelia was frustra­ ted In her ntnhillnu to study act­ ing under a Monsieur De La Croix, played In a very hlaso manner hy Ronald Taylor. Ronald Anderson appeared as the ship steward, Philip Toney a* the purser, Glhson Hates a* admir­ al, Sandra Dunn as stewardess and Betsy Ann Carter as Inspector. In the Peris scenes. Grvtchsn Klrrhhoff had a good comedy role as Theresa the maid and Gall Bitting as Matlnmo Kllse, owner of the apartment. Two other o c e a n voyaging girts with an English • M - J, r *•if w Pup it. of the first grade class of Miss /.Illali Welsh staged a patriotic program Friday afternoon at the South ode Pi unary School, and soon- of the eluldieu who hud vi-il.-d the Sanford Naval Auxiliary All Station told of their expel It'll! I‘S Hearty applause fimn (to other [Miyil-. giectrd the class as It pin ailed lo lit*- Iiiolitorluui plat • la m in g flag and 'V lH 'S tf r>-il while and him- paper lints. Frank Roonollnt, serving as initial nnnouneer, greeted Ids nil illence, anil Sylvia Peeples antiooiiceil the ruining of the student parade. Hilly Colcmun bail in the irri­ tation 'if the 23id Psalm aud fcn traduced the twins. Pal and Dick IIIuce, who lend "The Lord's PrayV! ," Eti-iIf<i>11 Aiken hit the singing of "Jesus l.ove- Me" in Spanish, Jiipain se and English version*. Wiekv Ellerhe pnlnleil out the American Flag ami Florida Flag, atnl led in a description of tho ROLL OF J Graduation Day calls for souk 1 tiling special for that special .someone/ She'll love you for reniemhcring the occasion with a personal gift , . . L O V H L Y U N G IW IK fio W I I H V ^ift «»f (t *(t|l)|ritf t' fi'llll fippial ill iv• N > 1* 111. ill i ( ill m ill u h |i* r u t it h f i i itiHprtri iiml elttinl \ t-fltting <•f lovely bn i* Will!I* nlid 7 .‘ »r> t o \ £ ift li.V l’ \ bi*i-l\ i u.itr* Ili.iK i g i f I III l ! * r i f p u l l Ilf II In snr > ru rm b li-' Lav ishly hue •iimmril hndirea with bill- edging*, III lallnr.d *t v i e * . flirt’ II wool |li'jft lit t f MI (»m) fl.M.ll |•I lilt N \ Irtll " I Srtltil N yl" M T i h ' u t , • <oil it lift In vu I v i i f I *•i tn m i v Tnttlrtlrl iti|T « to i n .nr* I'iliit ir s Slips I ,»fv r l v til l « i i « **f f c m m i n i l / t'lM V L* kt » j* N yl n ll w llllr Hllil lit |*l t*11 V t'■111111 f iint'y |niiiti tmIniril 1st M*F h! y1* » i.H,r> t o :t.r»o Graduation Party I n Given Connie Ludwig Mrs. Paul Pexnld entertained rr cently will: n graduation patty at her home on Palmetto Avenue lo honor of Misa Connie Ludwig, who will graduate from Seminole High School in June. Spring flower* earrylng out the class conn a of blue ami wliltn were attractively arranged Ihroughuut Ihe party rooms. A gift of an overnight case was praseuterj lo Mis* Ludwig from thn hosts**. Refreshments of punch, opmi faced aandwlrlies, individual cakrs topped with miniature diploma* lied with bloc ribbon - '•■ere served by Mrs. I'etolil to lliosi: iiresnnl who were Mrs. Irene Ludwig, mo ther of the honoree, Miss Joan Humphrey, Mis* Gretehen Kirch­ hoff, Misa- Mai garni Matny, Mis* Rehe Hisl.ee, fP * MII-'--d Mill..* Mis* Diane Unit, Ml*, Ada Adams, Miss Flo McGill. ML. flhirlny Thniriu*, Miss Carotirn1 Mclnnis, Mis* Jane Davis, Mis* Donna Wltle and Miss Ann Whit­ aker. Also attending were Miss Nor ma Faye Harvey, Miss Jean Wil­ son, Mias Miriam Moya, Min ERan Driggers, Miss Caroline (luUnn, Mis* Martha English, Mis* Elisa­ beth Murphy, Mis* Jo Ann Har­ riett, Mis* ratty Hatlgan a grad­ uate of 8t, James High School In Orlando; Miss Marv Ann Ludwig, sister of the honoree: Mr*. Dor­ othy Kendrick and Mra. Frank Meisch, aunt of Mis* Ludwig. Mi Mi t? )ftMn JOY ( 'i i H t i n n e Jewelry • Nm ........ • (o il ifiK t m Nnvrtly I"in -i • llittieleti $1 t o $ 1 0 (o m p a c tN F.vei y "aweel gill graduate" waul* a pretty enmpuri1 We have aiirii u lovely teleelinu uf shapiM ami sire* tn rhl'iisn from . I'KIMARY SCHOOL Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, principal of Southaide Primary School, today announced that all children en­ tering the first grade In the fall should report to the office o f Dr. Frank Qulllman at 113 South Pal­ metto Avenue Friday for their physical examinations. These children, accompanied by their mother*, are alao Invited to visit with thslr future teacher* at the school Friday from 1:00 lo 3i00 p.m. In order to get batUr acquainted. $1 t o : i . r o NOVELTY STRAW HANDBAGS H e m 'l l W e a r BATHING SUIT!! Nylon, l.aste*. Cullen and Jenny III many nlylc* and I'ldnr*. Mite* it In Ih ami 12 In 211 The prettiest liags uf till* or any oilier Ncnaun! In rnlntN tu matell or contrast with her every summer cuHtumel And *n rea­ sonably priced nt . . . Delaware Park race track is In# only major mile oval In the country with the front and back etratenaa each 100 feat wlda. Although Rob Feller struck out !® Detroit Tigers In a gam* in 19U, hie Cleveland Indiana loet the contest. 7.95 to 19.95 REACH TOWELS colorful stripe* 2.19 up BEACH SCARFS Solid eider Terry elolh 2.98 2.98 REACH BAGS ITa.Iic and Terry with waterproof lining* DR. H. K. RING JUKI up CHIROPRACTOR REACH CAPS PWaaa call fee appajatiiaal Phaaa 1719—1749 $1 up —BUT PLEASE VOTE SEMINOLE ItotlC N hum i.!ir> t o .................. sis* accent were Joan Wright as Har­ riett St. John and Mildred Miller aa Winifred Ulnugh. Ronald An derson appeared in the Pu.i* scene a* a very curious window cleaner. Prompters w ere Rosemary Garner and Peggy Wright. In charge of properties were Did Johnson. Anu Wliilak.i , Jinn Vance, Janice Reel and Elisabeth Murphy. Business managers were Linda Iwonard, Beverly Gray. Lucia Goff and Stanley Kate. Ad­ vertising mnmtgrrs were Mary l,»ti Copeland, l.urla Goff ntid Ros-i Coke Hoyle. Stage manngers were Tommy Hpeer, (Iordan Toll and Ronald Hold. Betsy Ann ('inter mid Ann Itahurn had charge of make-up Dickie Kendall and James Davis controlled the sound effect*. Ush­ er* were Rosa Coke Boyle, Lnrln Goff, Mcrlle Crissey and Mary Jane Boyle. t m S.INFORD HERALD American Flag, declaring that the ___ PagaS 27th star stand* for the State of Mon. May 2«, 1932 Florida, and nlso led In a salute ed Inside n big passenger pinna. lo The Flag. Billy Coleman advised the othor Frank Rnmnillnt stated that a children to visit the station. number of children wished to tell Part two of the program wn* of their experiences at the Nnvul musical entertainment and danc­ Air Hlntlon. Chock Franco'told of ing, with piano solo* hy Roll Riser his father, Chief Franco, acting and Bedford Aiken and tap danc­ a* guide. Chip Sharon ilesrtihcii ing liv Linda William* and Pamela the hu* Irip to (he station Billy Jones, and n tnp routine culled th-r Smith recalled the trip to the fisherman"i dance !>y Hob liner. galley where each rliilil was given Piano miompunlno til ■ weie by a glass of colil milk and an ice- Mrs Janii * lllankeii-hi|i and Mi*. cold apple. C C. Wolsh Many ps--el *-*h|i ..,i \ti*» France* 11*11 *.,ld -if the Dip to llo' liarrio k '. and how beds have ftelnfis mom nllerwnrii (>< con­ to lie made op tight or else he gratulate her regarding Dir play and to admire Ihe hlnekhonnl and done over again. Linda Harvey crayon diawings hy the pupils was impressed by the fact that which are mostly of planes and sailor* who disobeyed eiders were other sight* recalled of Die Air sent to "the brig " Linda King de­ Station. scribed tto* station fire station ami TO GIVE RECITAL the amtiularue Marjorie Stripling toll! of tin- puraclnite loft anil Imw I Mis* Margaret Davis today *n: no one ed the itnimnl recital of tier parachutes were folded. Dick Bruce stated that they hail music school to he hrid June J ill seen a picture show, "The History 1 the Woman’s (‘lull nt S t,ri p in. of Aviation." I'alley Smith related Guest nil 1st will tie Kenneth Halhis Impression* of the hangar and lunger, assocdate professor of volr-n planes, and Robert Knmhlcy re- 1 from Stetson University. The pub­ venled that they had been allow- lic is invited to attend Program Given At SoutliHide Primary COUNTY JUNIi CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - ^ �Mel Fleiacher A n d Ellen Betts Take Singles. „With Low S e v e n t y - S i x Net Hy KENT r'HETLVIN Mr. and Mr*, ilngh C. Whdrh.l snared thin year's annual huthan.t arid wife mlSiat two hull four 'll intournament held lit the HcmliuilCounty Country Club yeaterday. The Whelchel combine grossed ,i low M4 score to will hy two stroke*. Mr. nnd Mr*. Andrew Carraway and Mr. nml Mra. E. H. Hmlth tied for the runner-up aput with Hit, hut the Carrnwny* rauie out the winner on n draw. In the handlrap da**, Mr. and Mra. Earl Higginbotham carded a low net of 78 lo win tin- divi­ sion. Mr. and , Mra. lied Cleve­ land and Mr, anil Mr*. J. W. Allman lied with 71 for the run­ ner-up la the luw net brurket. Tha Cleveland. were awarded the runner-up spot upon winning the drawing. Ringlo girl* or women with nonplaying huilmnda were allowed to compete In the tourney sponsored by the Hanford Women'll Coll As­ sociation If they'chose a miitunr. They were grouped Into the «inglee rlasaiflration. Ellen Hell* und Melvin ITeinrher teamed dp to tire u km groan 76, which wn* the lowenl medal score In the rluh'a history LABT TIM EH TODAY! rank first I kind* to produce 286 rune, of League In which 241 were driven In. -* w i '>•?*, flr »,! iln r m - th. ciiiba* cffrnslvr d for firm rerorifo through Thureday midAleno Blasts Out 3 liaeca with night: m are tied Defensively, tha Bed ffala aim Homers T o Tie Ed ■Jj«nd Ked |np the loop, although tha ninth Levy For FSL Lead aye. Lees* plare Leesburg Parker* ara tha Ith 4(1, double-play rhemplone with 4A second In in 43 for Del.and and Hanford. The Icp • cold Seminole Blues DeLanri Nalurellr, the Hater had lo have nose dived from second place (a ,rt*u IphI* few eel error* to lead de< fourth ovyr the wssk-end In losing ■aa aavanth fwu" r*,f ‘ ni, '»'• l» P«H th»lr eaventh >M, f|,{d| had (wire to Jai Beach and to the mada but A? error* In 37 >ame« 'dll hom- fnr a r«al|y fine early reason :iH »«l>w figure. HaniI noler oddly, the Hen Birds, allhimgh “ third In ataudinge and duwn lo 12 » a in . th! (allforthey theyf erring the *Pt,v,, n##d ((|P|>y#r» wfn wi|J, |h' ray prtMnl, .eague re- had turned In hut 14 douhle play* ' through midnight Thureday. HIM). Big {Jem ar( tne club*' dafanalv# ry enia.’ih* rpconis through Thareday night: ffjiV,.. 082 370 a B p p p ct, DeUnd ' «7 43 .063 / I B y r J year and the (11- (lalnetvllle lull 440 85 30 .062 ’ 1' ' * ‘ «nt* at a team Pahitka 1020 407 70 40 .848 U levy flubbed out 69, Sanford 1010 404 78 43 .047 At the present Orlando 088 466 88 26 .048 clip the HIiii-h will hit nearly .v LeesInirg 002 312 70 4(1 .043 lull circuit blow* this year. De­ Cocoa 047 404 00 27 .038 fensively the Uliies rank second in Jbk Bench 003 402 02 14 .037 total putaut with 1016. I’alntk'i Ht. Augustine 06k 461 112 20 .020 hull* witli 1026. Day tuna 042 376 106 34 .026 Hanford and Palatka wer# lied Charlie llrewater'a league Irsilwith 360 men left on hi sea each, iruc DeLand Bed llala were the while HI, Auguallne players had (’las* D Florida Htsle League’s fanned the must times—MH in xlugvlng aces at midnight Thurs­ 37 games. Gainesville players day .May 22 for their .309 team had fanned but 147 tlmea In 38 Imltlng average was 17 point* games fur low In Ibis field. heller limn that of Ked TreadEd Levy's Orlando Henator*, way's Jacksonville Beach Hea with 3(1, were far ahead In sacri­ Bird*. (irficinl average* released at fice hits, and, with 66, were second li-nyoe hendi|uariers today show only lo the speedy Daytona Beach why the Hutu are definitely the Islanders who had stolen 76 hates team to heat for the IU62 crown. in 36 games. Hanford had worked TIi*- Hals had puundrd out 420 opposition hurlers for the most hits, 36 more thnn the Hea Bird*, walks — 222, while Leesburg was nnd hud combined them with far ahead in msn hit by pitcher enough walks, hit batsmen, sacri­ — 22, two-th|rd* of u man uer fice*, and opposition errurs of both game through Thursday midnight! JB 3B lilt Kill Pet. II It (lull 68 30 H 241 .300 420 2H6 'Jl-I.tllll! 73 H 10 200 .202 384 244 lit* llrni-li 68 20 17 183 .270 341 224 Irlmulo 66 0 0 166 .266 340 187 -ialiu-avtlle 60 8 9 >08 .204 364 247 I'ututtm 68 0 10 162 .203 334 182 L'oron 66 4 i’O 222 .260 362 243 -til i, ft., .1 62 16 W 172 .264 300 216 Daytona 6'' 10 7 163 .238 314 176 t.ci-riliurg 41 u 12 116 .223 278 130 (it. Auguatllle Cartoon S H O W IN G Won l/Ml Pel, Fltiriris Hlate Uague Del.and 28 U 11J Jtckstmvllla Hdi 25 )3 <1M Orln min 26 14 041 Hanford 23 10 Old (luliU'HVilh21 17 631 Pululku 20 30 .601 Cncua 13 23 -3*3 Diiytmin Bench 16 23 303 U-eshurg 14 27 • .341 St Augustine 9 31 223 Leesburg 0 Hanford 5 DeLand 12 Cocoa 10 Ht Augustine 3 Gainesville 0 I’alalkn at Jackson villa Batch, ppd.. ruin Orlnmhi 7 Daytona Beach r Jacksonville Bench at Palatka Hanford nt Leesburg Cucua nt DeLand Dnytona Bench at Orlando (lalnetviliu nt St. Auiuitine. T uch. & Wed. I ! ! RAY MILLAND HiUnu Hv|k CARTER * MARLOWE rsfisti TUCKER F D r Oraat Advenluie In Ilia Dakota TafiltOryl i ft, PUIIII/ I HrlBlli Ww(W iMitiiwt up* in the singles division with nn HO. Mrs. A. D. Marsh and Col. flhetinau Harrlman look the low net bracket was Mra, E. C. Hayman and Bill Fleming, who carded u 71. In all, 28 rouplea played la yesterday's tournament. Those rompetlng In tha douMfe were: Mr. and Mr*. W, (1. flaming, Lt. ami Mrs. D. K. Hard, Mr, and Mra. VV. P. Heard, Lt. and Mra, If. F. Ilofer, Mr. and Mra. John Ivey, Ur, and Mra. T. F. M«llanlel, Mr. ami Mra. Howard MrGough, Commander and Mra. Rusaelf Pearson, Mr. ond Mra. F. I). Kcoll, Mr. and Mn. R. F. Hymea Jr., Mr. and Mra. Heorg* Thurston, Mr, ond Mra. Ray Herron. In the single* division those Btout, Mis* Cecil* Hsard t Cotndr. C. M- Blouln, Mra. Chat Lee and Mack Cleveland Jr., H W. H. William., and,.Comdr. I Reed, Miss, Maude Wllaori ond Hank Dodd. The year'a activities of Wumen'a Golf Aseoclallon will brought lo ■ does with o.bonq thin Haturday night at the Be luole Country Cluk It will bo I lowed hy o girl "brook dam Priaea for the armupl tournami and Aha. Dot PowillT^pphy will Cartoon Manager Chuck Alcno of the Seminole Blue* continued to main* Ing it* annual upward turn, and if record* run ini* to form, the *..r» ejH i.tyltv lit the race for ant at o f ,300 or i«-tt« i r» will the Hiinr-Ratted.ln leadership of the Florida State League as he be reduced to not over a doren had A3 In the first 8| game*. De- before June 20. Highlighting a rain Interrupt­ Land'e Red Roberta ranka eecond ed week were two Mellar pitch­ Alena la now ing performance* by Jat Bench . j M k t ' 1only 87 RBI * be- hurlere. Bill Herman aide-armed hla way lo a 4 to 0 no. hit, no-run l ^ ^ h l n d the PHI, r* victory over Leesburg Thureday Heurd Set by Hun■ ford's H ii d d y night to Join leam-inate Joe An­ gel aa tho second loop Hurler lu 1 l" i . i k * hack m rack up a no-hlller this year. v V •Ie tc, Lake's mark At th# same time, the Bea Birds' W '/ ~ ' H ' stands at 140. A t Tommy Mills tarned in hla lOlh V * the present projstraight victory without a deW f ,', ■ _>ectcrl rate , Ah-rio feat. will better U ke’s The week saw the Ifoluind Red - #** *>2 m o r a Hats, burned out of their grand­ Chhck Alette than 60 run*. stand last week In a disastrous . ■ ■ ' Meantime, Sun- fir* that saw all uniforms and ford’s avert lied thlrd-sacker stands equipment go up In smoke, using second In boat* run* with eight Webb Stadium in Ocala as n *MJ* Otlamin’* Id U n r paces "hCme" field. There, they defeated all FSL sluggers with 10 circuit Leesburg and Gainesville with u ■maahaf. During tha week Aleno display of power hitting, and hurl­ fetf 14 points off hla .368 average ing by Red Roberts and Walt of last waak and dropped from Jaslnskl, that had Ocala fans gogseventh to eighth In the league'! glt-tyed with envy. Th# IASS season's ' ‘first half' was reached Monday night when the 3Ath scheduled game went Into the books with the llel.aiid Red llala buldlng a narrow Ihrre gam# lead over second plare Hanford. Hie of the ten club* wer# placing belter than .360 ball, and President John Krhler predicted that we're eulng lu ftalsh this firat half with plenty of style and competition, fur HI. Augustine, Daytona. Corot, and l.*#aborg are Improving dally” . Cade still led hi runs scored with 66, In triples with seven, and was tied with Roberts ill hits with 6 6 . Orlando manager Ed Levy mine up with homer number ten on Friday night to give Orhitidn fans reason to believe that if Im can pet that many in lea* than one third of the entile season, he might hreak his loop record of 33. The RBI title wn* held hy Man­ ager Chuck Aleno of Hanford with it healthy 63, hut Ruliert* wn* within striking dfolam-e with 17. If both keep up their puce, Buddy Luke’s record of 140 fur the year will be smashed handily, TUB LKADEHH BY DEPART­ MENT! Most runs, Cade 66, Manstransky 40; Must lllla, Carle and Robert* (16 each, Imbra 60; .Mont Double#, Rucker III, Smith of Palatka and Plrtle, 13; Most Triple*, Cade seven, Hraeseke nnd Hmilh o f Palatka, sla each; Most Homers, Levy 10, Aleno 7: Moat Runs Bal­ led In, A|e|io 63, Roberts 47; Moat Hlaten >Bgaea, Tesnow 28, Haller R go Standing Intrmludng AI.IMI HAY Imbra Is Fined And Away From Suspended 3-Days Lake’s League Record Of 140 1 87 RBFs Blues Lore Three Sanford Tops FSL In Home Runs, Bases On Balls And Men Left On Straight To Fall To Fourth Place . Blues Drop Carr, Chergey And Sign F lin ger Torres Big House Cleaning Is Seen In State­ ment By Official ted nut 17 Iasi teaaon with the Henator*. Roth stem destined to surpass their aarha of 111] be­ fore the end of (he firat half of the season. Yesterday Jose Fernandes, who hasn't wan a game at home this year, blew sky high in the final two frames, lie was staked to a 3-3 lead on A lin o ’s firat circuit drive hut three run* came home on s home run off th* hat of ‘Thlco" Fundora, Leesburg's second sacker In the eighth. Then In the ninth Fundara belted out hla aeenod of the game with one on which prov­ ed to be enough lo glva the hap­ less Packers the win. Aleno smashed hla second In the bottom of the eighth with Jo4 Paris* on board to tla th* game temporarily at 6-8. Saturday night th* Hen Bird* rained a clean sweep of the Hanford aerlea In JackaonvlU* Beach when they aoaed cut tha Blue* 7-8. "Chico" Corral#*, who hasn't won a game on the road, was the victim of tho defeat. John Imbra hit hla fifth home run on the road and aiith of the year In that tilt. Dualtr Rhoiaa likewise chipped In with nl* feilrth circuit drive of th# year. The Beach opeaed the aarWa John Ini hi a, flu h i (folding Nrmlnul* Hitt* Nfond baseman, wbn fluid |U and suspended for three days by l.tafut Preridi-fit John Kfldrr today (or PumMj' t iiti'nir. mil Hor*\-rf. n hi 11it dispute In Ibo eighth inning of lh» Leeaburg-Hanford gam* played hare yesterday. Th# Volttala County Club will atsgo Ha drat lag r i t n of tho m u m tonight at lla track on Koula *2 uesr Day Iona Beach. Th* public h i beta Incited h e of Etwj*. ihr regular racing a*aeon will bee /it at tha track un Wodactd&y night, JwnU 4. THE III.I KH THIS WEEK Tonight Hanford nl t.eeahurg Tuesday Hanford lit Daytona Wednesday Daytona at HANFORD Thursday Orlando at HANFORD Friday Sanford at Orlando t Saturday 1 Hanford at DeLand Sunday DeLand at SANFORD (3:00 p.m.) MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING - TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES Q|t FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T E L E P H O N E S 180 and 1071 Boom 404 Hanford At bin llr National Dank Building EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE EfholH S p irlal Hollywood Bed — 210 » coil Inneraprlng mnttr<’*H with nturdy rolled edge und matching 80 - coil box opring bane, 6 year guarantee, Re#tilur Price $9g,50 Special Price $49 118 Palmetto Avenue Wayfarer 2 Door Sedan Delivers in Sanford FI.UBIDA HTATF. I.KAGHR AVERAGES FOR WEEK ENDING MIDNIGHT TflVRHIl.VY Last Player-Club (Tasa fl AH H II HKSB Bill Week Cade, DeLand I.H 37 160 65 66 » 0 12 ,163 Rnberts, Drl.aml ..... V 37 164 36 66 0 I J7 .368 Treadway, Jai Beach V 36 144 46 66 o 6 ih .377 The Hemlnul* Blue* Increased the tempo of their huuse denning procesa In face of a thrae-gnmu losing streak by cutting twu play era adrift and signing a bullet throwing Cuban pitcher. Dunne, DeLand Antonio "Tony” Torres, 23-y*ar- Aleno Wasled jot hi. Mftik old rookie righthander, who waa four-master with no atra IB signed on a five day "look sae" basis, officially waa plared on the .m ,* f Blues' roster last Haturday night after turning In an Impresslva two-innlng relief stint against the who hasn't won • gnme i t » » « • Hea Birds. In order to make room for tha Cuban farm boy, th e flemlnojes sent Bern!# Corf, 19-year-old catch­ er, back to tho Bt. Louis Browni, who had optionad him out to Hanford. Cnrr la the receiver who recrlvad su ch high praise from former major league catcher Zaek Taylor, Carr waa a jookta. ’ « s r it a * ir Schooling Raced At Volusia Dog Track Monlhs <W To l*gy .• \ i i u t HIDE IN IM L A IR t LAST TIME TONIGHT A t fMr MforfeDi CoKofg Corwwrsf l il l IMIIIMII (11 TONIGHT Alant raw-boned Paul Chergey, limited earvlco Hght bandar, woo tho lacond Bamtnola pltyar droppad from tho roator. Chsraoy made a very ausplcloua debut In p Brad uniform when he turned in th# only Bonford two-hltter of th* year agdlnat the Senator* In O r fando. Chargay, however, walked 10 In that conteat and loot an­ other. gams along tho way. Hla msln IrouM# hod , boon cogirol, Prior to hi. algnteg H h ipa-'TSa? n& usa league. A TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY With both Carr and ChergSy Si ■aoeon now eloiwa at IB; all of whom art hurlat*. 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H angs IS K a s i, and, AH H i l l p a rt o f the N K 'i of the H K U k - » « i i n tiP H O H i .luyeee Notion la h atan y g lv a i «*>•] llK U H U E A N L H N W H F F .K H fllsA hla fin a l re p u rl a s A d m ln la tra lo r 4 * bonis non of th s ta ta ta ot O lllt K s t s ll Hutton, d t c M M li th a t ha (Usd h is p e titio n fo r f in a l d lu rn a y fa amt th a t li» w ill ap p ly to th s Ithni r i t - U tV iu g laa S le n s tre e ' .'ounty iii.iif * > " f lin n iiin li C .u .n y . r t - r . i l i . on in s as u s y u l d u ns, X . i * . i t s i . fo r ap p ro val o f sam s and fo r fin a l d im h a ra a aa A d m in is tra to r d s bonis non of the s s ia te of o t lla L'stelt H u tlu n , d e te ste d , on th is t l day uf M ay, A .U ., m i U s u rp * A n d rew rip ssr A d m in is tra to r d s bonis non of the estate of U L I . I K HH* T K U . U U T T U N , d acaa.ad nu 'l# PAGES' /fell. Il’e the quick, m y way to And wbalevtr you want whenever you want it. ip u t m is m ' ( T O A L L W H O M IT N A Y rO M L'M K R l Owners report 30 miles and more to the Gallon! Ilraltr First Street at Hanford Avenue Nine* IU3I VO TE FO R M A X B R E W E R Fur Sln le Senator 1’u m ico i A ilv t I id o l iiin lio li llo n tli. t?. l ake M o ltlo e, nt S ilio o l ■. •;Mwt , .it J'lii.t. i.l *- ^Vj'i* 11■«iK Ritelivli, ‘Jiitl Sheet ulnt' Sindonl Avenue. No. I I’lmlii, ol m bool house. No fi. t>i ieilo, :it rily Imlt No it. tliiiem, ul eouimii'ilty tiullil i>»H Nu. i, l ’liiiltioln, ul nliool home. No m, liolileiiiii.i. tit I'ominuiilty ImililillK No , l.i.tiirwoiHl, illy hull Nh HI. I tike Mill), llomei tileii nam ed th e rs ln i-srlu ln persons as Is kn o w n by num * lo 11. the suit! I ’l a l n l l l f . but us im i k n o w n by lh.< I 'l a i l l l l f f w hether M iry, or uliy of them , e re dead o r a liv e , unit ne believed by Hie s a lil I 'h i li i l l l f if lieto he h ils re s tp il In the Inm l and i rem ises h s re ln Invo lved and here ngbnvs d e strlbed an il. If dead, to la v s been In t e r e s in l th e re in ; And lia e ln g made n il p r im u s h u tIng or t'la lm ln a lo have an y In te rrM II) th s above d escrib ed U lu l. p a rtie s defendant to th s said l l l l l of C o m ­ MMh'tt Sh irt*. No II. Altnmonle Spnny*. 'll i <'11111111101)' house. No. I'_*. fllles I |'tty, III fllH.l^rs Iesi.lelU'e No 1:1, Slav in, ut Stunko's Store. ! No 11. F* rn I'.iik , ul It iirn e tt '* inii'king linos. No 16, Nitiifoid, ut old A l! 1. De­ plaint; I T 18 T IIK H K K T M IK . (H U iK H K H Ih k l each and e v e r) of Ih o liefen d - ants above nam ed, d e sln n u led ami sp ecified , a re hereby req u ired to appear, a n sw e r or f ile th e ir w t ll len defense* lo I'liilo llf f's lu l l ot C o n ip ta ln l on iho >)r<l dny ut J lllie . A l> Is ^ :, .<h .I l l i s l Ih lr o r ­ der be' p n lillslie d In T in H u hfuf.l H e ra ld , s n e w sp a p ri of u rn e m l v 'lr iiils lio n p o b lls b id in rtem lnid* County. F lo rid a , once a m e k la i fo u r ro n s e in tls e iveeke W IT N K 8 H my hand as c ie i k an il Ik s seal of (lie said C o ilil th is Cle l l s l day of .May A I ■ l i n t . ul H anford. H riiiliu d r I 'o i i o i i . c iin id a O l> IIC H N IX IN C le rk C lr r u ll C o urt Heinllm le C o u n ty. {T u rl.la lH R A l.1 H A N H K H 8 . M cK tV A N and IH T C H IV A tto rn e y s fill I'la lm ir r I t N u rih o r s n s s A ie n n * O tlan d u . F la t Ids H. JA M E S e i ( m in iv ( o in m is s io iU T For Kflint'll! ( minly (iovt'i nint'iil Dislrict 5 I am H AST A G E N C Y K lim I'ltO N E m i l o h l i i > a l n l l o a n y s|nH ‘ i a l « r o t n i I w i l l ctH ijH M M lc t t i l l i General Insurance n il! ,E r r HONNKit L. CAKTKU G U T II. JAM EH G U T Strickland-M orrison, Inc. Ail(hurlltd No R ig id »' m an * h d w ill r V p r e ie n l Y O U am i not th e ilon i r a i k l fio p r ii) llu * fn t iiv ( ' o iiii L'onsnlt with you iti fonnal tetter neetletl, O w n e i, 1 'u v p a y r r F j i m rr * Served ytm as combat soltlier i n Km o|it an and I'afit'ieTheaUtn in Wtirld War II. Will apiireciale nci \m>' >on on Hie lioine IronI. HTKh'KT /H JAMEH II. G U T Asalh*, 1 L is te n to S t a t io n W TKH a l f» :f» 0 l o ti:UU. . ......... A(l. , | I’ hune 2(10 rem ove cjuods upon Ih s P l a in t if f s YOU I A V I ON ORIGINAL COITI FUfW* J«l*w*i*W|nA«w* • f t n h w M l l l n g A l Ih A I a w A i I p »Ua « v * r l YOU IA V I ON IN IIA IU W IN II flurid* Jglaualf WlnAg^a AfA MtfP«AA»Y MlfA-AAlY t2 IA IflUeij IftNHili - til fit odd'bliAd odd-»U*A windAw* wlftdAW* w wltfl Dt> Till* invitation timid rMitill in tlie nt0.1 l linpurlaiit day ul your inolnring Ide IIVU likt you (0 Ink 1 the winrrl nmt 1 fully tinie u Chry$ltr Nftv Y>nkrrcur. l.verylliliiK good you’ ve heard nls.ul (Ida great car in turn . . . arid I/wm yotati IU tanv V-b engine . . its powgr attwrim; . . it« power lirakes . . it* astonishing lomfurt . . . em.h in an fiparlgm a you will tlirili In, and rcmainlMr. •irnplA, «n*thf|Ah oliArMiAnil YOU IAVI ON MAINTINANCII M.rld. Ja Iaw»Ia Wln^Aiws kAAp lhAk kaauty Jamaj Rgsausa aI thafr dursblA maf*. H n l s t . l 1 h A M l Y A Y A U |t t ] g n . . . baktd aluminum sAm ura I I Yfsrs al lrsu|il**fr*A A^Arstls^) I t u n t i l M l f u d f i A l 1 0 W IR C elt S u f J f fU a Ho . , . tomorrow , . . or any lime lliat id convenient . , 1 ohms diacover real power Staaring! llydiuidic power doa* 4/6 llu» yyor^ pa you turn tins wlusel . . . atul also give* you 6 tiiima the usual control 011 had roads. Turn the wImAIs wlilr 011* tin gar Ifim iNf A Supply A y fo u t iv I n n r to in liD K w i t ii iiu h| i l l Drive Aincriin'o (iimnl niikitie! tlie HLrelcridioil, rea|Kmae, rentirv* |kiwer uf IHO V M liurm<|Niwt‘r. Idintfi wiry uwnera |iraiM, Iho iiiulvhlt-M iHirlnrtitunce lliey Del . . wilhuut uvioi lutving Ui um‘ iirerriiiiiri tueil Feel wliul fuliter bin Am are like! I’uwer fruitl tlw engine IkiiiiIs til* |ruwur ul yunr tug. Willi Up Ur two-third*leu tlian normal piauiurc, you will "gaiitl*" lltia aolid, powerful car Ur ilia auraat, gaaJaal stupa in yuur Ufa I 1001S. Sanford Avenue • f^ k s flo fM o B yP rk M R V h o Notlod to Qrailojr wm • Hcm I, and I w en HU kRdor. Bratloy ■till wHiataa to thA prioripita and oolb of Scout Honor. o r d r iv e .i l l d a y »,ime tti>ri//<7/i,/ "li hrti /rtl" er e/ > mde/ 9 ROT IRC Tho Beal CnndhlRia k . . . H iu m lilu r s t ■d in u l u il! V on gsf f/,r Brolloy will puah Coiuwr VRtion and Hlihway Boauttftcailon. Hlfntd— Mrt. Clara Gina, Paat Praaldcnli Sanford Cardan Clnb I am for Hralley becuuwt I found throuah my pur chase of hla Nuccewiful, well-eHlabllMhed Sludabnk er dealership, hla honeal^ and tnlfgrtly above re­ proach or qneaGon. SlRned— Bob ftohl, Urulley fa oppoved lo pricet fixing powers of (he Milk Commission. I M)*ve Hiul Ilruiky Oil ham will liti fair uuil Im partial to all people. TRANSPOHTATION Signed— C. H. (Pato) Hchlrard, TO THS POLLS CALL IS MpYtoland Hide-In (Fa|« pniitisal Agv.j JlStM.vi > �Supreme Court (CMilaatl rtn a rays Oasi •it tribunal after the U. 8, Court of Appeals here declared Capital Transit's broadcast! ' deprived obJwcting passengers of liberty withoutd ue process of law" In viol* tlon of the Constltullon. Burton'i majority opinion said that through the broadcast pro­ grams “ Capital Transit seeks to Improve Its public relations." And hr rejected the Appeals Court finding He said the court majority "r:, presses no opinion as tn the tie slrablllty of radio program! In public vehicles.” He added: “ tn this rase, that la a matter for decision between Capital Tran , sit, the puhlir and the Public Ulit• Hies Commission. The situation Is not unlike thnl which arises when a utility makes a change In Its running schedule nr In ihc loca­ tion of Its slops In the Interests of the majority of the passengers hut against the vigorous protests ot the few who arc Inconvenienced by Ihc rhonge." Burton **hl thnl while Ihc Court of Appeal* retrained from staling any view on tho constitutionality of mu«lcnl program* conlalnlng no commercial advertising or other announcements, "It I* clear that If program* containing commer­ cial advertising and olher an­ nouncement* are permissible, then programs limited to the type of music here contracted for would g o r Now 73< Showing "Hnrem Girl" and When the fled Hklnn Knrie" Justice Black laid ha tiraad with tha majority houflnf that there waa no violation of tha Con­ stitution's due procan of law clause He went on: "I am of the opinion, however, subjecting Capital Transit's pas­ sengers In the broadcasting of news, public speeches, views or propaganda -of any kind and by any means would violate the fit at amendment.” |<nnllMHtri r»M !*■«• osst drums nt gnsollne were moved lulu Cotn|K»und 7(1 two weeks ago while lls members held an American general hostage. The prisoners re porledly demanded the fuel during negotiations for release of the of­ ficer, former Itrlg. (Jen Franrls T Doth! The supply of gasoline was shut off to most compounds four or five days ago The I’ OWs were Inld to use wood or coal. But una com­ pound commandor said os far ns he knew thr POWs under his command wero sllll gelling gaso­ line The prisoner army hns demon strated that It has an Intricate communication system between compounds, An Incident In one area Is quickly known In com pounds miles away Whether the Itcds will submit peacefully to being divided into smaller, easier controlled groups remains to he seen Hut lloatncr warned newly nr rived combat troops Hint they should do nothing In prisoners that would have a had effect on the Korea armistice talks ■•We don’t want to kill prison ers." he said. "We don't want to Iclli one person It Is a cruel and cowardly thing tn kill a man you have in your power." The camp commandant, howev­ er, did not rule out htepsnlslltlyb or, did not rule out the possibility of trouble with prisoners While ho cautioned against shooting. Boat- A M A T E U R NI T E AT THE M A I T L A N D I NN EVERY WED. NIGHT STARTING APRIL Ifi EVERY WEEK A T E N D O F 10 W EK K H E N T E R T A IN M E N T N IG IIT I.Y HY " T IIE T H R E E CO CO N U TS" CA M * W IN T E R P A R K a-!12Hl F O Il E N T R Y | GENEVA NEW S| Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Dosne have ns their guest Mrs. Dome's sister Mr*, ft. Holscnbeck of Jackson­ ville. Mr. and Mrs. Vance Waggon have n" their guest Mr. Waggon's sl*tr-r, Mrs. Ilrnlley of New Jrrsey. Mrs. I.ucllh* Norton visited Mrs. I.nulse Kills in Winter I’ark Tues­ day. Mr and Mrs. I’sol Maxwell and family have as their guest for n few ilnvs Mr. and Mrs. (Jenr Demmv nml Miss |,ol« [Jemmy of Ohio. Mrs. Herman Fore honored her daughter l.orrMn with a party on her eighth tilrHuln■- Wednesday af­ ternoon nt her home. Fake, Ire erenm nod punch were served, l.orettn received msiiy nice gifts. After the nooning of gifts, games were played, There were .17 nreseot, also .Mrs, l.nmhnrt Fnlmer awl two *ons of Hnnforil, Mrs. Nolan For- and »on of Chuliintn and Mr*. T. W. I’ revnlt. The Vouth Flub met Friday night to eleel officers. Those elected were President. D-oton I’re. valt: Vlee President, Isabelle l/-Flls; Heerelnry. Imogen" llostirk: arid Tren surer. 1.1vine Stone. Hefreshments of rookies and punch w-er» served after the eleel Ion, Mr. and Mrs, I,ester llrown, Mrs. I.lirllle Norton. Mrs. l.oulse Hills, Mrs. fleorge l.lndsoy, Mrs. Henry Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry MrFullouirh, Mr. nn-l Mrs. Vs ore Waireon. Mrs. (H-a Tnvlor, Mrs. pearl Peters, nod Miss Hnllenil ill I ell iled the Audubon dull covered dlslt slipper nt Mullet l.nkr Park. The W.M.U. of the Hatillnt f'hurrh met Tuesday night, with the progrnm chairman, Mrs. Windull Hrnddy In charge. The sub­ ject for the program was Homes". The devotion was glvrn by the congregation with raeh verse reVied In the subject "Homos". "The House Unlit On Hand" was given hv Mrs. I.onnle Speer, then n song "W e’ve n Story To Tell To The Irr N ona, recently 6bteine4 by the Yankels from Wa»hln*ton. hit aafaly In 11 of 14 fe n ce The. °*h s for three ■gainst tht Yankaaa ISat ytar for year-old Hlllea had Its first run a .MB hatting mark. nlu# at Monmouth Park In, 1871 Radio Brief* fir MAIIION HARMAN Kln-tlnn returns will be heard over WTtllt ns fust as they are received from Semlnolo County precincts and from state.wide cov­ erage. liming the hnsebnll gam* local nrnl state-wide returns s/ll' lie given lietwecn Innings. WTltit will retiinlii no the nir until iht elecliim is ileciileil. -1100- The fiiml broadcast of "The Honk Corner" for the IU6I-62 school "I'rtMih will lie Hen111 nl 11:16 o'clock Friday morning. In cooperating with the Hanford Sto­ ry fjcngue,' WTltit-has included tills unnaunl feature In Its progrnni schedule throughout the sea­ son. Tin- broadcast will be resumed in the Fall for the 11162-61 season. D*n McCarty li a mao o f proven character whate honor and integrity have been firmly eitahliahed. He hag grown with Florida in raking his place among the outstanding civic and business leaders o f our state. He is a leader with a seasoned and mature background. •1100- Krnsler lingers, experiment sta­ tion agricultural engineer, will give some helpful hints for sum­ mer shelters for livestock, on WT It It’s “ Kudin Farm Digest” to­ morrow afternoon nt 12:16 o'clock. -lino- A man's performance is his promise for the future. Dan McCarty's past is marked by a record o f achievements. As a Speaker o f the House and a three-term legislator he demonstrated the ability to gat things done by a thorough knowl­ edge o f our itate government. A complete coverage of the liiO'J Indinnnpolis Speedway elasslc will he heard over WTltit- next Friday, May an. From the first flag, to the completion of tho last lap, WTltit will have momentary hull*tins ns the race progresses. -1(00- llny Flynn’s "Feature Htoty" will he h"ord over WTHH tomor­ row afternoon nt -1:00 o’clock. Mr Flynn, In his unh|ue manner, voice, no unusual orcurnnre, an unusual subject, or an unusual personality on these weekly brnadcasU from the rumpus of Florida Slate tfnl verslty. brisket i» delirious iarv,-‘l with mustard sauce or horseradMi. (irali-d chethlar cheese mlxrd with mayonnaise makes n good filling for frcnch-toasted sand’ wiches. Htrips of plmiento, choppel Krern olives, or broken walnut hi piniii meat* may ho added t" Hi,, cheese If desired, Horvo the sandwiches with n mixed .......a salad mid lea or roffeu for n deli­ tier -hihi If It became necessary rious liineh. tu use turte guard* should "slash lion,re IJxenher, pitching for them <I’OWs», us the rifle hull or tlx- riidiid<-l|ihiii A's against theyour knee In his groin " Itctl - inspired riot* tin Ko)e have White Sox lo lO.'Hl, allowed Ihn enst 102 lives. Including one Amcrl flhlmgo team nt toinl of 26 lilts. t-tui guard Hnnlner the 11th comtnnnder Hull McChesney, end on the Nnw ot the camp In 16 months — al­ Yoik footImIt (Hants, works 111 nn ready hn» brought greater ton Hirer aft plant In I/mg Island -lur­ Irnl over the prisoners .lie de­ ing tin- off-season. mands a strict search of all pris­ oners entering or leaving Iht- com nniifids H'tiiiller work details and Nation" hv the (I.A.'s, "Home* of larger guard esrnrl* have reduced lime!" by Mrs. I.urllle Norton. ilh'i’nl tr.ui-inclhm* outside the The mil loon represented were Arnhln, Spain, South America, nml rom|Hiiuiil < BiMtlm-r'r mrtluitls may soon get Noiih America. “ Homes Where a test This corrcspontlenl saw In Missionaries Were Prepared” l-y the barbed wire enclosure* slocks Mrs. .1. II llilliiey, Mrs. Unit Drig­ t>f stones of Ihrowalile sim anti gers and Mrs. Willie Anders, Home Mission* piles of tin cans, wire and metal “ Making lliu liars in onr compound POW Conscious" by Mrs. Cailrr Hart, a blacksmiths today were busy ham­ song "Steal Away" by Hie (I.A.'s, mering storeil metal Into knives "Home (Jf Hmrll and Cuba, by and s|H-nrs Mrs. Harry (lelger, Mrs. C. A. |l N personnel has been ordered Uldliam, and Mis l.in-llle Norton. lo remain mil of Hie compounds. To close the progih i m a song by Mill inricxpnmlfiits saw an Amcrl Mr. Phillip Hauer, Mr. Hakes, Mis. can soldier walking through Com­ Scig, nml Mrs. itilhrey. pound <H — housing prisoners moved from Camp to near Pusan where tine man was killril In a riot Iasi week Camp officials ordered an tinliletllale investigation They said they had no knowledge that any Allied personnel had been Inside the compound. Florida's highest office o f trust is invested In the supreme executive o f the state...the governor. This high office requires a man o f the highest character and qualifications. IINOISII lOOTItt triumphantly wave the spoil* of victory as the/ dash from the PI Beta Phi aororlly bouse at tha University ot Bouthcrn Coll* fnrnta, Do* Angela*. The epidemic now sweeping the nation may coma to an abrupt end If some college authorities have their way. It I* re­ ported that they are considering espulilon and change ot draft tUlus for students taking part In Bngerle raids. (International Smimtpholo) •AN MeCARTY U sss t)U “K O U u a w TH I ft* H U p U f He Will be a governor o f which sll-Florida can be proud. On Tuesday give McCarty's program for honest, efficient government another overwhelming vote o f confidence, m' HEAR DAN TONIGHT WRUF • WGGG 10:30 WDBO - 11:15 DAN M CARTY 1HI PIIHDINT o| tha N. V. Central Kallroad, Cot. Cuslav MeDman, dnfli (he coal of his uniform with the aid ot Col. Wayne Smith after the netlon'e inilroids were turned back to owner* after 21-mnnths of gov­ ernment control. Met/man w*« commissioned a colonel lo run the east­ ern division when the government etrpprd In. Col, Smith headed the officers who ran the 62 eelied roads from New York.' f/nfernnllon«l) *?/gu* GOVERNOR Reply to Brailey Odham*s Untrue Statements A bout Porter Lansing HIGHWAY 17 - 02 AT UNDERPASS 1) In bin DrLiinri tiriknthon on May 12, Brailey Oriham tiniil Office of I'nrter Lnimlng teatlfied In Ocala ngnlnat Billy Oriham for C O U N T Y J U D G E O F M ARIO N C O U N T Y Now! - Only $8.95 Pair hunting out of gonaon and told the Judge he had done it Ocala, Florida *H . t’ ricld ,9.95 ladles* While Oilorde In All Wldlhe. THIS IB NOT TRUE. Mena Drews A Sport Shorn In Many Nationally Adverliaed Branda — Hueh A» Botdee A Hundlal. Width* — AAA To KEE — Formerly Priced $12.95 Pair. May 28, 1952 before, D. R . SM IT H County Judge Now! ■ Only $3.98 Pair Solid White & Spectator)* Medium & High Hcela - C’h T o AAAA Regularly Priced - $7.00 To $10.95 \ « \ \ a h Mr. Porter H. Lansing 418 W. 18th Street Sanford, Florida 2) Orihnhi nlso quoted the Drain Judge a> saying, " I am sentenclng you to m-rvo 80 dayn In ja il B E C A U S E I B E L I E V E YO U H A V E B E E N T H E R E B E F O R E ." Re: State of Florida against H. B. Odham, Defendant. Charge: Poeeeaalon of Game During Cloeed Season: Dear Bir: , 8) Oriham also Bald he told the Judge, " If you know he’a I am In recalpt of your letter of May 20 in which you requeat statement! from me regarding the above referred to caee, which charge woe entered In thle Court In Auguat of 1948, been them before, or thin action Juatlflea a Jail sentence, give it to him and I'll not raise my voice." Matronly Shoes - Black Or 4EE To 10 AAAA White Regularly Priced At $12.95 Your first question ia did you come to OeaU and teatlfy against -Billy Odham on thla cage or did you go to me per­ sonally and dlicuaa thla matter or communicate with me In any way, dlraotly or indirectly, about the case. My answer to this question la "NO". 4) Odham also said that of 87 violators of lik^ ONE was given a Jail sentence. You ask whether or not, when sentence wea passed on Billy Odham; the following conversation actually took place: THIS 18 NOT TRUE. y? u days in Jail because I believe you have been there before. When I asked Odhaih In Daytona on his talkathon program there, following the DeLond talkathon, about hla untrua "I (Brailey Odham) said, "Judge, if you kt been there before, or this ^action Juatlfle senUnci, give It to him and 1*11 hot raise my voice, but don't presuppose because I know the man that brought the information to you." statement* about itto made In DeLand, he would not answer my question. ! PORTER H. LANSING Immediate Past Preaidant j Natural Bridge ValentineB of, Florida Wildlife Federation f “1 eaves WSO |RRyTTi R sentenced for the offense he admitted <commit imposed tathta case; waa the earns sent had been Imposed by this Couri In similar cases, j Yours very truly, • 17.95 S 68.16 V ^ D .1 . 81CTH 3. i' le U L a ■' g r 'r>' -V - n - '"■% IVMil,»>>.,*> 4a ■| **i "• S B7- • u • ■ vk V--,- ; , wvVinflfirn•• ‘ • s ite •V ' . * ■i -j--7}t" .t ' '■n w j k w iW f n’ ■ T—w» - y �A W V.*7* •k*».» VV i - * i :: . 1 ••:>/». ; r tl * v'U" **\!' \i Peace Contract * With Germany Is Signed By Allies THE SANFOnn HERALD 'ton , May 28, 19S2 f’ *g« Air Force Seeks Plane Spotters 52-Day Long For Volunteer Warning System Western Union tt> El C. Strike Is Ended Parliamentary H u rdies Paced Before Deal- Becomes Final By GEORGE HOl'LTWOOD BONN, Germuny US—The United States, Britain and France today signed a peace contract with West era Germany and then welcomed ^beir former enemy as a “ new partner in the fieht for peace and freedom " Approximately Sou persons crowd ed into Bundesratsaai — chamber of the upper boose of the German Parliament — to watch the so ' minute ceiernony that marked a dramatic milestone in the unceasLog struggle between the Western Powers and the Soviet Union over Germany. Unique in Florida's secondary education system, this d a is is studying railroad tel­ There wai little Jubilation over egraphy at the Wildwood High School, wher. L r the first time in Ihe history ot the State's She signing in Western Germany, education program major credits are allowed tor railroad su b lets towards graduation where ell nine stales of the West em Federal Republic turned down and .college entrance requiiemenis Courses i i w ligrachy and railway agtncy accounting a government request to close the ware accredited last year cs e:ec.i»«.s cl in. ichocl because many students in Wildwood, schools and make the day a boll which is on important terminal on the SeoticaiJ Air Line Railroad, are interested .n rad­ day. ioed work and plan to make the.r carens i ; if 1 nemos D Bailey, superintendent ot . Seated in red leather chairs at a grey, velvet draped table were the State Department ot tducahcn, says h s Jepartrmnt “ is rightly proud at this unique BHtlih Foreign Secretary Anthony experience." Eden, French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman, U. 3 Secretary of State Dean Acheion and West Hits! lun dr maud Sunday the German Chancellor Konrad Aden- army. Relore Ihe signing. Adenauer third in three months — lor a World Eucharistic iter. They put their signatures 20 ihes to the documents In the spoke briefly and France's Robert lour power conference to write a Congress Convenes peace contract, aimed at bringing Schuman replied (or hiiinelf and peace tieaty tor a united and "compleiidy iovurngn" Germany 4f million Germans west of the BARCELONA, Spain oh Hun Iron Curtain into the Western com­ Ihe other two Allied signers— Rut observers here thought the dlrds of I'alhnlle pi dales and half munity of nations on a basis of Dean Acheion of the United States new Russian note would strength a milium pdgrims from almost ev and Anthony Eden of Britain en the hand of powerful opponents equality The chancellor hallrd the peace of Ihe peace contract in Germany, ery country on eat Hi riowded this But the ministers were careful city (or the opening Tuesday ot to stress that the documents need contract as a work which will France and Britain the Inst World Eucharistic Con final approval of Ihelr Parliaments ''help preserve the peace and frre Before It tale; effed. the West's grets In 14 years before ihe contract can be more dam of the whole world" hut "only contract must t.e ratified by the When me last such cougiess was than a scrap of paper. A compan­ a putt of a wurk which will be U S Longiess and Ihe Parlia pi ion act — the European army completed tomorrow In Paris when uidila ol the otliei three countries held III Budapest in PJ.1H au uneasy eaty to be signed in Parts Toes we sign the European Defense Itatillcatiou will mean long and world, then as now. wa* trying to Hay — needs similar ratification Community Treaty " biltei debate, especially in llonii avoid a war llu- central Iheme ol "The completed work wdl at; and Paris where there is strong Hie piayeis tori Ills congress Is This would bring 400.000 Germans pi see peace ol mao with him Into a million man, sis nation ur cure peace and freedom for Ger opposition many." he continued "Ami here sell, peace In Ills home und the ray; 'Hie contract removes must men The shadow of a scowling Soviet today we Germans also tlunk of pntlou controls hum West Ger lactory. peace umoni: nations, and Union and the renltratlon Ihut their our brothers In the East i Soviet many and gives to llu- 48 million peace in Ihe Church ol I'hrlst homeland remahn divided gave ZnZuci We semi them our greet Germans a r t ot im- iron Curtain Every non communist rmmiry in Germans little to cheer about lugs and our deepest assurances ns modi tnvcn-lHiily as the West Hu- world Is represented ammo’ the There were prediction)) lit the West that lids work Is the first step to cm Allies fed lliey can concede host ol pilgrims in tills second city German press that the contract ward Ihe reunification of all tier tlo pens Hie way for West eGr- ol Spain The countries dominated might be rejected by Ihe French many in peace and freedom " by Soviet eommunism are repre many in rearm and join m ihe de srnted only tiy their exiles and Ihe West German Parliament, Across the Iron Curtain ITardu. tense nf the free world Ihrough .w h e re Socialist opixisltlon to sign tile Moscow mouthpiece of East The congress honors llu- Catholic Germany's Hus slim Communist tin; related European army treaty belief In Hu- Holy Eucharist, Ihe ” ng has been most tilller scheduled to he signed ill Paris Moscow bus charced Ihut Ihe controllers, saluted Ihe pad with belle! tlmi Jesus Christ is Irulv Weit Is sealing division of Ger another blast ul the “ fatal, anti nil Tuesday The Germans sllll will present in llu- bread and wine nl not lie itermiHed Iheir own national many ami sowing the seeds of nntiuiial ixtllcy of the lluim govern­ the sacrament of Holy Commuii World Wur III. ment of Adenauer which Is trying army Iml will furnish Hoops In Ion. The first such cclrhrulhm was Ihe pmjected International force, Acheson said “ Ihe unhappy fuel to transform Ihe Germans Into cuii held at Elite. France. In Itwi This Sdiumau's government almost week's gathering Is the 35th 1 ip (hat Germany is still divided. mm fodder for Iho American 1m The United Slates regrets deeply perluliAts." upset the proceedings with u lust Francis Cardinal Spellman, arch the absence of those parts of tier* Eden w b > the first to sign the minute demand for a guarantee to bishop ol New York, heads a pi! many in the east. It would have contract, followed by Schuman and provenl a rearmed Germany quit grlmage of IS.ntXJ Americans, in been a Joyful feeling if they were Acheson. lots! came Adenauer, the ling the proposed European army eluding the archbishops of Phda represented here.*' 70-year old chancellor foreign min­ and again menacing her neighbors del phi a, San Francisco, Ian An Sdmman reportedly was satis­ geles and New Orleans f c He laid that since the war the ister who trough eight months of . P a r t e m Powers hud worked la es- negotiations has fauMt -to regain fied hv Arhi'son's offer that Pres! • uhUah freedom - throughout Ger­ his vanquished country's place In dent Truman would write Congress Red Holmes, sophomoie nlt.limany. Europe and to align It with the promising measures to prevent any The peace contract, which faces Western world. illcm her n.ilinu breaking away tic slui for West Virginia I'm high purllamentary hurdles before The four ministers completed Ihe from Hie European army to set versify, till a home run In to ratification can make It effective, contract Sunday after long hours op ns a militarily Independent pow first time ul list in an Inter,ml gives West Germany near sover­ of neimllatinns to overcome 11th er ft remained to be seen whether legiule game Holmes is also mi.eignly In exchange for German hour French obiecllnus. this would s.ilisfy the apprrheu of Ihe standouts oil the haskellisll troops In the prnjerled European in doing so they Ignored u new slvr Flench Pallluluriit lealu t iliali i It.at p la n t s fly in,; lielov, 4 ; Ouo leel ale dllflcu lt 01 impossible to t r .u k by rada r This alldu de ran t,e towel in Hat terruiii or over the m e a n , iiiocti highet ni hilly ot mooulammis country T he onlv solution. Hie Air Force I tIN FAY V CsM UNGTON vfi The A,r lu n > -vrim idy worried over a weak link m the nation's aircraft ' warning system, is going It liy again In , , ' t llu- vnlunleel system lot i n il| ,|| dr'-r'd* s|,nHe'« tide* . round tin- chick o p c r '- i.m by July At, attcinpl was m ade to start Hie lull, j | tiuor a day pimu- spot ling vstem m 27 stales on May Ii toil -,.i- {mstpuncil when a limn hti . t -t in- e v i l defense diiectiu icq.o tol l ecun literatim) ot Ho- rniiliMitls ts n , Pay kiiises depend­ ent On Increase In ry ^ t . I, n T c , T t lc u r u ja lt o p iht* r a i i a i Ifl -....... i*o »>,* oi.iky sain ihi(_ agicemeiil timid iaiw- the average pay ol all its employes In ft 73 an net vviucn Ingellier wdfi sfulitlhs operated )>y Camilla extends from W A S H I N G I O N 1.4’ T he 52 day the United Slates to the northern Western Dillon strike ended todav perimeter >d Hit- coldIto id vs lit! and vvvilkci' Hoik ed hack to n t , gitimid uh<t t v e r; iit O i S Hie natn.n graph olfict Jt i- uhv rurally and tmanclally .iiipaliy . It.. 1 . 1- 1 '. I'lUUli i i ,.1 iliipiv Mine to provide ci..u.vh mlli ut in, i;i 1* tr taty pri oidiel for tin; *u until a tu in to mini, ,i1 t|ii»l.i; n u ll.in mound .di c i,. i corps can li.l. I lie olltCi ,i lint ul Hie tie put into opt ijluul the Ur lit c a m e at i m a in Ideal fihir It n-e t oinniand iim-t tely on re afte r tile At 1. v ti 111 111 t-l i*1al le li 1. la'll * hv oliserveis at Army ill anmumv’eil llial it- plan 1 1» . ■ ,).,l,d ot) e l . er c o l p ' i Ullen.l.d l,i help ((,, All' i or, e Aii l u i i u - e Cuininaiol loca le .not H a , ) unidentified a i r m a i l living to,i k.w toi i a d a i to ,ti leet t '»Af slallations naval land liases ami otllei.il- contend that Hits cnusldflt In., j'h t.id e • inv elllaiice is vital ships operating coastwise amt by A ii o i l i e r interested in the cm- t oast liuuitl stations ihe civilian volunteer sysleni "tv ....... ....lit warning system cited todav m incidi id III Alaska as an need not lie permanent, tint it Is exam ple Aliout sis weeks ago. hi- needed tor Ihe next live In eight said i ground observ er In Alaska years Itv Ho ii .ni An l-'uit e spokesman (the i sa c! location may nnl lie d|selo-edi saw what a p p ealed to 'alii m an-wet to questions, it is a "fully .nltninoltc" he Hit « null all ul a plane I A eon espretrd trail i- tin - t i e a m r i id while vapor Hacking if polling system will lie tell Ii, .to atrerall Hying in cold It-Jdv I hat system, an improve ail oi a l high altiln,li- ll nl.ti - 1 a me of and expansion ot Ihe radar will give Ihe All De Hon- m Hie a l i a could tilid noth pinniplt ten-t- t luoiojmt i tori'lanl check ing .-ii their screens a will .1 Inch flying in I no,, ii ft letully i i all we n in Oil lo. Hu i i i a I he pie-umptiOll Is dial plane ni all ,1 mg*i area* ttn plane never idrtiHlied. wa flvun at an allituile Ion ln,t Ini tait.il to lueatr or tlili'k Alaska E l . h S I lf Alt IS old, a lew limit - (light tlnlo 1,1 V i i )Alv 4. Plhlel ol i- - cut i" Soviet ail Held III Siberia alld Iht Innate- each id H o n d a ' s lii cuuii Ho - 1.in M j i i I ii ii i - I’em iisu lj lies will i i , ’vive f loir mm Irom ll.t pioh.ilnhtv is lh.il il was mil tioi-t and dog track l u ll i n g Hus a lioiiilin It may have liren a long vi ai Mai* Rat lin, ('lunmisMon rangi o -u .im ji-jiiu ' airm att ‘ ii-i'iitaiy i Warren L j i i e h c l said tool on' m i l Hie t e m t o r y .mu ‘ -iiodai phoii.gi iphmg i ada r and otiiei m l tiaio to i .iot the tig nie was a it a i i in I ill.ilioulie,, high I act) I'ooiity leceived Ik , i r p o il ol Hie glnuiltl oti-eiv W ax) la t veai S a iu h e i a llli h ei - j 11 a< lied not only to Ihe utl-.l tlo no i e a e hi tile tale's Al l t . 1. Ill d, ten e i tup .III.I l a | h a l e ot -i>ertllg to the ,'url) oh d a i < 11i,,ii ul that le g io n Iml lo "ft ti i . i hello ,g the I nit, il s tale- where .I lale ot tea,in e ■ wa- mitered until r.i dal .mil aeliui l e i o n i ia i s s a m e p a i n m i - d in i s|io.,, il ii., I m llo i l i . n i - ol ttl* I* v\ v MINI. 11 IN ■t lilt re Army | pm I. d plane I In M.p k.in mooli |)1 p h o p at ................ ml one At hi me i m ps man iilioo - 1 Hu e m it line llu- I .i ll-in 11 mu i lu i u l . have been M-pnlled All In I, it-• I m i l lin ked op oil wounihd m Ivniean lu'titmg llu I tep ii tioelit ol P i l e n - e li-l I ad ii Ho p io -elo o ot I v, ii unlih'U tllo l i m i . ill neat I'n-Mllle l ie Ineloded Nie 1 ,i oi re M 111 ow n - oil id Mi I -. \ I lia-i- Inli-ii i ptui • li.imi I M Itmwn ;t:ei8 i.i'dli Au Wen onl u|. iml tin- plane wen till nlilii <1 i io i n m e ie l .i l i l j i t l ll.d Not Hi -it i i ti i lmi iM ii mi* i oi ps 2nd I f y\ moii I Ho <min ul, ooi ul that rad ii III 1 ol ley Im- li.iod ol M is Wlmm I l e i i opt with the tepiirl l im n Alas ni l. y .Goo W .faik so n St Pen ka ' oi i d unoa v liloliiont lu eein-i.il Hie Alt t'nree i It ■jCul a mm in rale* they nerd In meet Ihe projuisnl puy increases tlo- union agreed to support W, tein Union - spplicalion for tin hi-r i rte* bet,ire the FCC i ne onion aid the new agree­ ment would i aife the average wnikei e linings in U 54 an hour escept foi me -t-hgers Messengers would gel ,m average nf tk! eenls toon 1 ■ *. 1a- F Ifii- liflltt* iiirr.t workers I*. a I*t K Of Li* .in • 1 '. hour. 70 .............. u on: .#r"|ilh 45 hour i • iii*l»l a**11 <1*4 p a . r i i ' e hut Hiiici i f i n**' iftp - im r weekly |f,i * I. i hi Ian*l 1 a week This • '" H I ill* Mil II ul 11 Hie employes Wdilvt-n j l i f j r l v mi a 40 hour Western loom inemliei-top had week would gel a 10 cents an hour voted ti t'A.i to i tik-t In acci-pl a Imho i A low workers on u 35 hour week would to- t.il-cd 122 a mouth strike seHti-iaieiil tin veto itiossctiprrs would get (Ive p a y r a p t ........ .. re d u ctlim id w m k mg hours piovnled lor u uli i tin ci n l s more an hour llu- iiiiiim agteeil to mmlily its ratltieil agn t-mrid are dependent oil govt-l uloeid pel mission lot , mum lo.|i , oiiti i d o rder which Western Pnom in laise it* lale- all winkers would have to Join the Umnii ottoi.d- -aid Hiey motet .miKii Pmlei tlo j g i e u n e l l l , Hie tmul Hit- iiimpany may a*k the . - .. l i e ] would not have to he union l edeial i omimiiui'jlloits I'uinini- niemliei hid would to i.e to pay •loll I It < > l<u i ate tide- ol 10 idiom due* a- a * e r u c e c h arge per cent v\, i. i ii I moo utlo-i il- l.o Ho niiiim l e p r c e n t m g them in iian- m l -.o.i to.,. mo, Ii ol a huo‘ t in , uloillu iu with Hu- employer WHY I.KAVK I I.ORIDA i’ HIS SI MMRR? 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SM aiSard kvttdi greial ( m l aw tk * Mai S w a i u « lalw lan and fresh eiuriur color comP«ka»d'i Tbuoderboli binaiioni secern_____ Packard’s Ingine, worlds higbetl-coro______ __________ «i«hh hi • up 10 35% imart, low Una*, foau are a* fewer seotUng.pans ikaa wide as the car 1* bigb, engines of comparahta powarl W*#var« Paehard ear i____ a a la ik a rd 'i sa fa ly g la n goes 4,2>7 lepsrtre ficro area of i.04d square iachee lasp aciio ai. “ B uilt like give* you eJI-arauad vWhtiiry. Padtard" maans httih sa Ut ASK TBS MAN WBO OWNS ONK ■ ,, ........................ ..........................- - „■ M IIL D K K N Ldt your dduldr show you how uniudiiiuly llttld il costs to odd of/i t work-suvlng, tiinu-suvinu dtoctric opplloncos..You'll find Roddy Kilowatt's pay is u "pcnnlos* proposition for giving you ... ^ Hi �•Wejpf' *,-» ' a **r' < i » V ~ •*>•,' «'• •• .Jay, . • •• -I,-' , • ’J /*■ ■ <• m ; THE HANFORD fffcltALD Pa|§ R Mon., May 20, 1932 U. N. Soldiers DefeaDfasaultBy Rogers Proposes. • Chinese Commies Further Study Of SEOUL, Korea IM—United Na­ tions troops today threw hick a Security Benefits change of pace assault hy two re­ ■* * WASHINGTON^- Hep, Dwight L. Roger* (D.-Fla.) said M a y he has urged that n bill to increase b cii.! Security benefit: Ik- reluiotd to the ifouw'wi i! eim-ht broadened allll further. The proponed legislation entne before the House a week ago under a procedure the! prevented changes nr addlllnm. The House voted this down. Roger* said he opposed bringing (he bill lo Ihe flnor In this manner because he wants lo offer amend inenls lo Increase benefit* lie told a reporter he has asked House Majority leader MeCormach (D. Mass.) and Ihe House Rules Committee lo send Ihe lull back do Ihe floor so' It can lie amended. Roger* said his suggenlion has the support of numerous liousn member*. . Ha said he want* two changes in Iha bill. A man M or over, and earning •• much a* ISO aimonth la not now eligible for heMflla, he point­ ed out. Hie hill would ralae the earning tolling In 170 a month, bid Uogrra laid ne would like to see such restriction* removed, "A man who has ronlrlhulrd through the year* I* entitled lo tic paid benefit* when he hecomrs 05, regardless of whal he might make," Rogers said The minimum monthly payment lo Individuals is now $20 and the bill would up Hits Hui nog fra said II should tic . increased to **1 h .,.....* <*.n ..In Hu.. iIiiIIi. il 130, because "an rslrn five dollars wouldn't dn my load,with today's cost of living Rogers snld further Hie mas Imum a family tony rrieivt should he hiked from Ihe present 1150 a month torn MINOR HURliKttY HnU.YWOfin 133- Actress Am (Inrdncr Is recovering nl home from minor surgery she underwent Saturday at Cedars nf l-obannn Hospital Her nhyi-lclan, Mr la?on Krohn. relused lo g'v, details Imt said II E A R i > inforced Chinese companies on Ihe Korean wesleni front. The IJ. S. Eighth Ar.ny said they killed or wounded more Ihnn liai of the at.. in o furtpufl .five hour fight It was the first time In week! ilmt the llrds had struck In great­ er than plalnon strength. A Chlnesp company 'normally contains about ISO men. No esti­ mate was made of the number In Ihe reinforced companies. The Army said the llrds left hrliind 27 dead and lost an estlmnlrd IS additional klllrd and 40 wounded. Patrol contacts up lo fnur hours and 20 minutes In length and light t'ommiinlsl probes were reported from oilier seelnrs. Allied lank barrages chewed up HI log and earth hunkers In Red lines Sunday. They also shot up 10 rnnnerling trenches, U. S. Jet pilots reported they shot down fnur Communist Mtfl-13 Jets Sunday and damaged another. Ear East Air Forces said Ha warplanes cut North Korean rail­ road (racks In 143 places, de­ stroyed too Communist vehicles and silenced 33 Red gun pnslllnns. In lls weekly report, Ihe It. S Fifth Air Force said lied MHJs shot down five U S lets last week and Allied airmen destroyed only four MKSs In Washington Mefense authori­ ties announced Hint Allird plane losses from all muses In Hie Kor «"«{£•]"* SSffTit nghim L f , * w as'clvm ’for the Into lor me tola total No Figure was given for lost in nlr combat. The U. S Air Force said. .KM Mills have been destroyed In Ihe war. 37 probably drslrnyrd and 302 damaged Tho Weather High Low I’ reclp, 03 23 HI Nrw MrlrniH 31 Asheville 02 30 Huston 04 32 Chicago 72 34 32 74 Cleveland Ui* Amide* 00 50 23 New Orlrifn-i 0.3 HI ) 40 02 50 New York Seattle 03 40 Wahlilngton 01 04 1 13 00 .1a« kMinvIlle 03 2.72 03 02 77 Miami 00 .77 Tallahassee 00 TITti’H BIRTHDAY IIKMiKAIIK, Yugoslavia irfV-Hr lay runners bearing symbolic *||. ver lurches from this country’* seven province* brought "flaming greeting*" lo Premier Marshal Ti­ bi Sunday on hi* fioth birthday. Hnlm*t and In high humor, the Communist ruler celebrated at hi* palace and recounted In a throng of visitor* Hie "major progress" Yugoslavia ha* made since the war. Hut Hie lough antagonist of hi* Kremlin ilomlnnlcd neighbor* cautioned that Yugoslavia must re­ main alert. J. L. HOBBY Over WTRU Tonight 6:45 11**Id Politic*! Artv ) I’ OI.ITICAI. TUKMOII, CHONOMAH. Mex M*-A truck Inadcil with pnlltlrnl supporter* of mill government nrexldnnllnl candidates overturned .Sunday, kill­ ing 20 men ami in luring 27 other* Survivor* mild tin- vehicle slid Into a ditch on n curve amt turned over. It was the fifth accident In . each of which more than 20 per­ son* were killed on Mexican road* this year. rough shod over ui and the state convention uphoUU them." II. J. Porter. Houston, Texas campaign director tor Btaenbowrr. said today's executive commit* tee meeting Is the Important one. An Eisenhower bolt would mean M em ih*t both the Taft and Elsenhower OUTWORV By The Aaeorlated Preaa forte* would name U delegates to Lone Star State Republican* met Chicago. today for decisions that could Then H would be upt o the namake the Texas delegation to the tional convention to decide which OOP convention in Chicago a cru stale to seat, or how many from clal hot potato. each Mate to recognlie. Eisenhower moved up 10 deleThe Texas Republican State f « V - “ - i s » i m e e l A Tii4-k<i*y l«. ............ vatci on Tall over Iha wcokciut. 3> itelegates tn Chicago, out oy in dm .Usocigidii a w o tabulation, that lime an Inlraparty fight hr'-1hut still trailed. The AP count, tween backers nf Sen. Robert A based on delegates pledged, In Taft and flrn. Dwight I). Risen siructed nr willing to state a firsthower for the Republican prcsl ballot preference, and on candi­ dentlal nomination may have dc date concession*, listed 399 dele­ veloped Into a Texas GOP spilt gate* for Taft to 350 for the gen­ that will keep (he Issue In douhl eral. Elsenhower made hi* gain in lb. until Ihe Chlcagn convention meets of in In Washington state, where Have you ever walked through The Male OOP executive com he won 20 delegates lo four for turned woedaT mittee was to Judge today between I'aft. The Republican nomination re* rival Tail ND Elsenhower barker claims lo control nf 31 out nf 30 quires M4 votes. Chances appeared atrong for Elcounty delegations lo Tuesday's stale convention. Elsenhower lie '■•nhower lo mnke another gain tn B LU FF CA LLED ubllctna said Sunday they will Connecticut, where Ihe Republican LONDON OP*—Lord Beaverbycok alt Tuesday’* convention "If Ihe state Convention open* a two-day told Britain Sunday night that Ihe Duke of Windsor never really state executive committee runs •esslon tonight. Gov. John Lodge wanted In give up hla throne—he threatened It only as a bluff to nbtuln approval for Ms marriage tn American-born, twice-divorced Wallla Simpson. Hut Reaverbrook. publisher of Ihe powerful Dally Express, said the former King Edward VIII had hern forced lo make good on his Ihrrst after the editor of the Lon­ don Time* "succeeded In terrify­ ing his majesty." lleaverbrnok gave hla version of the ID3H abdication In a broadcast reviewing the latest volume In th* self-critical history Ihe Times has hern publishing of Itself. fexas Republicans Convene To Select Chicago Delegates Smokey Bay*: •*k* • -** la an Elsenhower beeker end a brother of Ben. Henry Cabot Lodge Jr., one of the general's national, organisers. Connecticut names a delegates. Two Democratic senators. Mur­ ray of Montana and G e o r g e * Georgia, told ■ reporter today .they tblnkl he bitter Tatt-Etsenkower fight may help the Demoerata In November by leaving wound* in the Republicsn Party! bat cannot be doead in time. Texas Democrat* also were threatening a party bolt. The Is­ sue :n tec Demotr**.!* Psr*» there was between pro-addunisusuee Loyal Memegrets end the faction led by Gov, Allan Shivers, who wants an unlnstrueted delegation. Texas Democrats name e n __ gates lo the big convention. Fagan Dickson, pre-administra­ tion leader, said Ms faction Is pre­ pared to walk out of the itate con­ vention Tuesday at Ban Antonio, and aend a rival delegation to CMcago. Missouri’s Demoerata may name President Truman today as an al­ ternate to one of their f l national convention delegatee fer the state’s 34 vote*. Do You Approve of the Conduct of Your Present Senator -I N —’ D U FFY DIEH LYN BROOK, N, Y. NT-William J. (Rig Bill) Duffy, notorious pro hlbitlnn era figure and one-time manager nf Prlmo earners, died .Sunday In relative obscurity. Heath came to the 69-year-old ex convict at the Ling Island home nl a daughter. Duffy was appointed Camera’s manm:er when Ownte Madden, the beer baron and racketeer, and a syndicate brought Ihe huge Italian nvpr In fight In this country. In hi* career Duffy had many brushes with Ihe law and served three prison terms—1001 for bur slarv, min for rohhery, and 19.14 for federal Income lax evasion LOOK UP WITH BRITISH COMMON WEALTH DIVISION, Korea i*~A soldier of the British Common­ wealth Division found It pay* tn look In all direction*—Including mi-before speeding In Ihe dlvfshin tone. The soldier wis bustling along the road In e Jeep at considerably faster than the posted speed limit when a helicopter descended and Ihe occupant waved him tn a halt stepped the First Conn commander, Lt. Gen. John W, (Iron Alike) O’ Danlel. He took Ihe soldier’s nemo and wrote out e speeding ticket on e blank sheet of paper while standing beneath whirling blades of Ine ’copter. 1. 2. 3. • Co-lntroducing an amendm ent to the State Conatitutkm to allow a State income tax? In trying to nerve two mnHte rn by receiving $1700 per year from the dog track» to represent them while he la receiving $300 per year to repreaent you ttti your Senator? Conducting hiniHclf k o that out of town newapapers may al­ lege without fear of a libel a uit and with certainty that your State Senator liaa been conn octcd with the gambling Intercata. On May 27th you vote approval or diaaapproval of your Sena­ tor’s conduct: VOTE DISAPPROVAL. Vote For A . M A X BREW ER for State Senator ll-Mlit I'nllltrsl Ailv.I fn the spirit o f .. Hie nperallnu was minor. The ac­ tress entered the hospital Friday' and was released Sunday. DON’T BE VotB far Ifci 10 fekfB tw RUSSELL CAND HiMkr their MjRM' They have benn approve# by, flWftBf-. • NATION’SI, DEMOCRATIC CONVEpfTION F O R d FI- HG ATE BTATB.AT.LABO* MEN fVot* fw rour>! PAUL MeRAE AVERITTE (Pledged for Rusocll) C. M. BRITT PARRIS BRYANT (Ruasall CandMsU) | DOYLE E. CARLTON (Rusaell Candidat*) CECKILB. CARROLL (Pledged fer Kefaover) W. N. (Wei) COLEMAN (Pledged for Rueaell) FREDERICK CUNLIFFE (J ) ( R. 1 V a MRS. J. D. ALDERMAN (Ruatell Candidate)'1 MARY BER0MAP (Pledged for R|**nhowrr) FRANCES 0. BROWN 7 (Fiddled for Rueself) MRS. FRANK X* CARROLL, JR. (Riiaeell Candidate) MR0. A. 0. CHAPPELL (Pledged for Ktfauver) MR8. W. W. (Peggy) EHRMANN MRS, M. B. FULLER (Rusaell Candidal*) HAYDEN HARR1SS (MRS. R M.) (Pledged for Huaitll) HELEN M. MASER (Pledgfd for Runet)) ANN & MILLER (Pledged for Kefiaver) MRS. RUBY McCHBSNEY (Russell Candidate) MRS, AMMON MfCLELLAN (Fledged for Kefauttr) M ta LOUIS I. IfATT (Fledged for tUfsovsn EDNA PEARCE (Pledged for Xuaeoll) JANET k (Mri’ LaclM) THOMAS (Pledged for Ruasall) MRS. EDWARD VAN WAOENBN (Pledged for Russell) ywtr lawn, Call in for. . . H tl UTIMATI AND ADVISORY ) POUR CALL 808 V i r fi f f i g i . . . . J...........' *V'. *#. .v VM Am Y tar, , -,a v*i a ) ( ( ) > ( ) (4 ) < > t ) .( > i ) < jr t (X ) > HTATK-AT-LARGB WOMEN (Vote for Four) i k l O S l Y 'j . W S C O T T '■ * ( FOR DELEGATE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FOR LU X U R IA N T GROWTH, WINTER AND SUMMER mnf [mil h •( X ) T. H. (Tom) HUTCHINSON (Pledged for Xefauver) H. L. MATHIS (Pledged for RuastU) FRANCIS M. McHALE (Pledged for GtntrsI Dottglea MaeArtkur) J. EARL MYER8 (Pledged for KefaRter) EDWARD L. SEMPLE RAYMOND SHELDON (Pledged for Ktfsuver) FRANK O. TAYLOR, JR. FRANK D. UPCHURCH (Rusaell Candidate) JAMES T. V0CELLE (Ruisell Candidate) LAW N *, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ity in the whining ’ (X). ft (X I t ) ( • il’*/ ■ . . ) < )* » Ul 4 ( ) C ) (X ) ( ) k-1 « \ (X ) ( • ; 1*, , , -• • > <«> ; ■ r im coKarauMMAL m t i n ans endorsed 361,427 Dan McCarty o r May 6th 59 of Florida’s 67 c< m or SENATOR RICHARD B. R GEORGIA FOR FOR DELEGATE NATION) DEMOCRATIC CONVe ND i K«p ^Siftown thriving with on «fficl«nt •prlnkjor lyitsm by Orlando Irrigation: Spietojjm In lawn, form, and ranch lrrlgotlM/ mir iklll and oxporlonco auuro . ( i *i < * i < » ,k i �i Legal Notice upfajao VOTE FOR i\ r o r tr r uf t iir co t a h ji iiuf:. RUMlMil.lt c n l.v r t. RTATil IIF ri.OlllllA. in r n o n a t i :. IN Ml? Tine ItSTATi: up TIlUODOtflA i: PANIUL 1Ifll'MRPil TO ALL WHOM IT MAY IO>. CKtlNi Nolli'p It h**rrlt> clvrn llnU J, 11 UXSini, file*! hN rIn,i I r*"incurt to |!*«>tHititr of Mm e«fnl«* of TltrntlitHM K Oil ittel. ilmMutrii, ih.it In* f IIr>■! hit until|fiti fot flii.il dlnclmrtre, an.t lha( he mill t|»fiV to the ihinnrtthte MomkI ih Mlehxirom, I’mintv Jutlsr Mrfmhnli* i M.ji.i,, |liiri.t.i, i.ii s» *"??>■ «Jt ' ** ; r ■f "*'*iti** ntnl l"» fi(int illi*rh» ge «** KNetlitIIr uf Ilie nnlutr of “(vrn tfiiwhi U 1hinii-1, t|«'r•miNi*il .i ii i »a v ii :i . I!\«i’iifnr of the rntiit** •»f Themlonlti K (tan EARL HIGGINBOTHAM 0 Candidate For County > *»•! t Commissionei lei. District Number 1 -------------------------------------------- ★ «|#a iMmul DR. H. MeLAULIN TO THOSE OF YOU WHO SUPPORTED MY OPPONENTS ON MAY 6th, I SOLICIT YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT ON TUES­ DAY MAY 27th. * ” * J I Hlnctrely Promise To Work For The Broi Intrreol Of The People. I Am A Mature, Biperiencud. Hucceanfu) Buslnemi Man. For Good County Government, Thin Experience In Necennary. 1 Have A Proven Record Of Work In Tne Civic Cluba And Other Com­ munity Work. * I Wan Balnea On A Farm And Certainly ITnderatand The Problem* Of The Farmer, Cattle Men, Anri Growers, And Will Work To Help Them In Any Way Poaalble. Please Remember the Date May 27tlt and Go To the Poll and Vote For Good County Government. VOTE FOR EARL HIGGINBOTHAM CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NUMBER I Listen to WTRR ToniRht 7:00 to 7:15 P. M. il’itl.l Political A.I* l OPTOMETRIST 11.1 Mninnlln Phonv III IDA in r i i t N r n it Legal Notice \\ I I .I .I K ^ IIIYOIM K HANSOM DOItAI.rK FTiEMINO. r u in ti ff vn f IIA IILIE Ft*. v'MINO. Defend anI oiini.it of im ita.it ation Tit r ilA H M I C FL K M IN tl, Itcwhlmr# auk noun You ate hft*d*y ordered iu up pear tin per-on nr hv Attorney! m the i lMiil Cmirt. of Semlnolr t minty. Floilila. on oi before thr |3th day of June. A D to ■rtRtter a mil uf Comtdntnt Hied hert'ln eMHirmt nm, utme helng a tailIt for divorce otherwlue a lie* cree Pi o i ••rtfeUNfi will he entered AR.il m<( toil for fa Huri* to appear, {tlf.t >u niioo i hh required hr law terein WITVPSS on hand end off!. t*l ■t M | | | 1O i |j \ t|| t| | | > |( w ,* ^ clerk, i‘in'it11 CiMi (HEAL > <iIadel «iii*- L KoIiIonii Altornev for PlahtUlS SI North t'ourl Street (*rlniiiiii. Klnrldn 1 THE SANFORD HERALD Mon., May 2R, 1952 Page 9 PlrtirtMlf ninth ji nit i al tint t*i r in i n-r. aintiMH.i: r n l'^ t i, f«mi#s |r» the (,* irtiplslnt filed hers* *r.vtn ,*■•• ri.m m ii. ia u r n . MII.DHKD ItANHUM, ill o n pr hafore (he loth day ilf Itf fe ml iint run v. . Juna, A D D J 5J . n r o l h a r w l s * P c * w r i t i : to AriniAii n it ihiii n iv n iiti: 11ef» I*|(, t*ofiff»*M* ulll h# on|ata4 Tm MILDRED HANSOM c/ o Merlls 'iiAWim; f i 'iiiiki :, iiRitlhut you loin arils, 51S Tremortt Hi. fto• I'litltltlff, The Sanford llriald In designated ihrnlcr. N T v* i *n a newspaper of general rlrrulRMAItJUltl K i : I'OUKH. You are hetrny mpiUOd iv (ID Holt in which IItI* >Ration uhiill he i h'femluot wuii ivrlllrit ilrfetisen p#r®*nu1h puldDhed once eat h week for four Nont i:. to %ri'i:Aii in l»t itlnrfiey. tm (he (Jilti day m nuio-ruilvi* week» rin .•dtati» «». Morhl.t iireattTtK. Jnnt'. lt>^2 Mi On' nffive uf the I'lci b WITNESS injf hand and offlolnV lit Mitrjoili* K fSioke, ID No \ i I Hu* i in nit Court. H.inftifd, Sent I* -eiil of the fierk of the cir«tilt Itoi *. leoulm III*-, MlJ*ul**ll'hi null- Dotinty. Florida. In a cpiltiln Court on thl- the Ml* ilav of May, Vim a n - t i c n hv re.iulr»*d to *(• ■IDon e ptnt'reiHnif aniltnst you in AD 1'J5J |>.,u t r- 1 1Al * I I M i l l O f t ' o m i ’ l n i n t M ( h| «*lreuh Court of Heinlholf n I* II FUND**N . i l l * I V O i l f i i f II ’ i t V •*oun. •, lirr t.!a. ‘ r- •‘hHiiee-y. ,.n lr, «i*f i'oiirt ^ ♦ I hoi i i .** *!/• • :tr: : •'4 e .'-f-.* ’ 'V non* (\nnnt, \ Klin Mia, i el Mi mi hi i* m Him WILLI i: HANSOM, PLAINV ia■ k N Cleveland, Ji ito- l Mh day of Jline IF**i2. in »1e* TIFF, vs .MILDRED HANSOM, DE­ \ttorney jil lain I.Mill iheivof H 4i i l l r u n m i * w i l l pro FENDANT. Divorce I t« Ho x J i » ♦■>*1 i»i p a r to. WITNESS by lot ml and offhial Matiford, Florida ». •• * t ft | h O l d e r h# p ii t d l s h e d fm seal In Sanford. Florida, this DHh \ttfiMiey f«•r Plalnilff lh»» f| a t u t o r ) U p ie n*< |ti l r Ctl h) III d«v of .May, lf»5L f.-t f.ii ir ri»lt*#vMt|Y# w r e k s ill the O P IIEILNDON ^iiifonl Hfialil, it newspapir nf Clerk of tiretrll Coon i iiioral tine iititlln ti In said >'untiv .tKHiH'IATKH ATI: n r Vlnljll n T' ■ id wlato i- n it,,. .nn Itl ILVt: >■ HMAU.. .1U« itll.JIKH H ' l TrM M l ts l*!* Mv t.III.it I M .1 . . f i l l . I enrilT AIONTIIOMKIIV M.A .. tl I.r of f i t l i t Hniifor l. Flut M.t •innf.it.t. K1.ifl.1n DR. C. L. PERSONS ihiv ii*ih tint ■»! May, A D i11sj Vitim n. » * fur l-l.i11.11f r ; IIAM.V. ____ _____________ _ A iitoni lompmlnt Inn Ihk been | t». I* IlKIiNDDN O P T O M E T R IS T (llfd itBalnxi ton (n the ClrtMill t'lirk, Nlntit .Indhdal t'n I)■. . . . .I.IT . i III HT i*K Tin: ftiuil II, .111.1 for |4*„1|II..I* i cult Cniirt, Hi* ni 1 n u 1 r i n ih i : . .1,1, E Y E S E X A M IN E D ' . ninth .n h iti .il n “m niT in F l o r i d1a , In l 'l i .i fiver v, I h e a l l o t t t i t l e Ccm*lily, Flo* Iifrt S M A t.l G L A S S E S F IT T E D 1 INI* I'Oll SEMINOLE r o r v n , o f w h it It I- H F I t Y K C FKAl.t P la in tiff, o i m i l l H I T J MM ALT,, , ITIUIIIH. H R S m ith r n l m r l l n A r r n u t tlitue pref«rritH are to i ornmand Vnu m i iii : rim r i r i iuiur. \i\tn ia i im a ih iiv ai>. tut* t o ft ppr-ir a n d f i l e ) o u r w r i t t e n d e I'liN RKMIAlil.M l ilt A l \, I I nil. kJA iillrM in R y liny Gotto OZARK IKK DR. L. T. DOSS CHIROPRACTOR H O O KS n (II 12— 2 to S 305 Atlantic lUnk flulldlni I’ hime 703 Carburetor Too Rich Makes Motorist Too Poor l'i>r nwnrr* who nrc watllng nion ry and nol gctlinu proprr gat mile age due to over rich mixtures will he plrnsrd in learn of a Wisconsin Inventor who tin* developed a very clever mill thnt help* save gasoline by "Varii mating." it is aulomatlc and operalcs on the supercharge principle Knsily imdnllcd In a few mlnulc# Kiln nil ears, trucks and Irnrthrs The ninmifaeturcrs, the VaeiMimlie Ciirhurelor Co., 7HI7 700 W Stale SI Wnuwalosn, Wl» . are ollerlng n Vaeu malic In any one who will tnilall II on hi* car and help introduce lit o other* They will gladly send full free particular* If you white them or send vour name and address on a post card today Adv Use HERALD WANT ADS FLASH GORDON anu his adventurm in spnre Fur HcniiHh I hr I n l l i i a l u i r a l e * a p p l y «»* nil 1%nut \ it* p i i M D h r « l l a ( lie Nan lttnl l l r r n l d i I lim e Ida* per t i n * Inurvtiiiii .1 lim a * III** p e r l l a * l a u r M I m i ri ilntru m JSt Nr p%r liar tnurri(«*n il» ie « Hr p r r M a r per lin e fu r I r a r t j lu M rllu H C iiillm rl Five nttnlx Hi Hi# llt»». Ihinklf Itat# Fur tllark Farr Cap* PHONE 118 IV aat t i l l w ill kr arrrptr«l i n f ! I h r Ir l r i t k w a # oa m ux«t hml ii in rhnnr If yavr suw# I* l l a h t l l a I k r fr lr p l a a n # h o n k . In r etu r n fu r Hit* iirri!m*iifvi|i«Hi»ii the m l i r r l U e r fta # t p r r l # « l In p a r prtiiiiiiHf, In ntilrr fur m (*■ rrnde * (he hr* ( |m*«*lhlP Ntr*lr i» ( nil M i i a f Ail* h h i *| h r l a o u r o f f Irr tm ( h r ilut h r f o r r p n b ll * rallun. R I'I p h i p Miiflfr o*i m i m e i M a i r l t nu r r n i f u r r i i r * In f n i i r ail. He rimmi f hr rr*(t«Mi«lh|r for oilier thnn o«r Iniatrrrrl fn*rr1lien. THE SANFORD HERALD 1— MODKItN ftirntHlmil Kllrhcnrtte nii„,Irnenl*. Slut,,I*••,land Court lllgliway 17-tta H. t'Uy limit* KnUlt IIOOM gmHK<' apt. Stove alid refrigeratin'. IM IS Park Avenue. I'iiiirie IU" turn W. tTIRNIHMKt) .................. Magnolia Aveime. IIM UOO MODERN il room furnished apt Private lialli. Adnlt "IMHI Mi'lluttvlile. 2 IIKUHOOM apt ttp-ilali*. Turn lahed. No Pel*, till Myitle Ava. HOME for eldeily Imtii’*. Practical nursing alillfty. IliiMniiiihle. Star III. I (trance (Illy. liKDKOOMS, 2 hath Imiiie. Purnislied. Re»pun*||ile people. Reaiunnbli'. Iliuluvuy 17 1MM1 H. Volusia, Orange City. WANTBUl A PAMII.V W ltU CHII.DKKN TO IIP.NT Olfll NK WIIOMK. 2 KPOROOM, P I I H N I H llP .il KITCIIKN, I,A HOP. I,AWN ON (IllIKT HTHKKT. 1201 IIANIIOI.PII. I7ft.l>0 MONTH. PIIONK 11192. OKI) ROOM house. Cameron City. A iiiii ox Iinainly 7 nillca from Sanford Cnillurt Ml*. VV. B. Lynch. SMALL unf linfurijlshed liuuse In I.like ■“ one 7HII W. V. 2-L._0_L Heal Kalate For Hale ~ 3 HBMINULR HRALTT U N Magnolia Ave. Phone n T. W. M«ro — W. DletrlckX If^ ou want to Buy, Rent or Sell, i . W. 1IAI.L, Realtor Florida Stale Bank Building "Call liar Phona 1733 MUST SELL new furnished houiu. Will taka good clean trailer aa part payment. 2ft)n Sanford A n ._________ _____ 2 BEDROOM masonry home. deltfU loentfoh. Furnished unfurnished. Term*. 1&31-J, K*-imbla Drive. ^ HATTKRY. (!, ■neintnr nr Slnrtof S.’ivi.e 1'idl Mi. Swuln's Bat­ tery Seivlee Smifuid AvrnuS .tin! 2nd. Street. , .UlINF.rs. Cnunters, I'uphuorilg. luiy. "I'll A trade u»ed (’ Vi,||, WnudwolklKg, ftl2 Hs»* furniture. Wllsun-Mnler Finn fill.I Avenue I'lume I IftM'J. ^ltureC^^HJ_^|^^^h_^22121_iiIl^L Asphalt tile • 7— Pet* l.l»e*tnrk Siipidie* 7 '■'I .nnlt envn utg I Inoleum |dn*t|. nr grass NICK I.HT llillne Itniir* |.'i'i"li'nd sipmre mg* llninbun porch In huy,<l * imtiu' II II iii**,i, blind* Krinmlinlily p r i c e d . ft'* m ile * N n illi K n * l >d H ' •>d>>, Furniture Center. HU Writ St,tie Rim.l I2il First. Teleptinlie 112ft. drier Hrutbcr* Owners. (INK tlinluilgliduett hull. .I>■I ■V Hue thinnugII tui>d .Ii i 'i v emv IALOCSIKS l.itetime aluminum Seeiuid . illf new milking nlieiidy Servleenble - beaut Iful. Breess breed. Hue helfei with (n*i ewlf. way,, n.irrhe* like fliinlh*? Thiee-iliimtei Jersey Plinlie mom. Call 112ft today. Furnltura HHU-W. Ijilidei vdie, li II Thin Center. Fieo estimnte*. drier ail 1___ ili'iithers-Hwiiers. W # —a IIFLI* W \NTH0 It— 1 FAMILY lnui*e Aeie mid half Imid I,muled III Center Kilter- ItKTAII SmI.'HIiiii' Wmiled Sten.ly pilae. I'nlitiiet C u l l (Hula, emplnymi'id Flrealone Stores 20 At’ KKS nf hike finill good fmlling Mic W .1 Itnyle, I’ linne 1 HIM M I —1 W'KI.AK A Aplrl rni'iil * 111 W Kirnt HIi I'liotie IlMI-W. a il ROHM linose. 2 In)*, nlmily void III,'ill fn, chlldri'll. Si,mil ilnwil nnymelil. Ilnlnncn like rent. Sre W. t> llrnwii, Luke Mnry. Phone IHIIU-M. 2 IIKIHtOHM Inn,*,i unde, run itim’tluii nu lillge lot toil , Kill M nuUlde idly. Small duWI, piiyineiil mid Mini,II nuuithly pnyiiienta. I'liune 7HH J FOR HUNT ft ROOM apt. ......... Kim A vp inn’. ItPPKNHK IIOPSINtJ FOR N \V V PHUSONNF.I. |i.iu„ payinents 2 l.rdmum house ir.To. I,rd,mint tnui*e fpftn. I iv.' iti Sitiifniil iii ymii iiwii hiune Shi.' lent i4,i.l driving time. iJiinlUv spt'.'lfl,uilInns, till' lislh, «< i . . ril'd Inet'sewsy, i iir putt, utility i "mil, liniitdry Imllill.'., kill lien iiililiH'l*. tint point lunge iiii.l i >(i Igi'i uln,, Oun Therm nil npnic to liter, fu, ted mid plnstel id w.ill-, IiihuIhIi'iI reillllgs, apn ■inn* Inndseaped h'l* Oiler•Weller llnme*. Inc. I ni tier Mellon* III,• snd Randolph \ ARIKLhH FOR SALK —7 TIIXKDO FKKDS. Com Diets tins. Hunt’s Tnsedu Feed store. liOOII AND HAD f 10.041 lined Sofa Bee,I 2 pr. Living Room Ift.lid Suite lined llunn.l Hak Dining IIt,hit Ti, Me 21Milt Curd ft p. . Dinette Cni’iI Sofa With Slip Cover 2d,(HI Used OvStslllffM Lounge 20.(111 Chair with Slip Covor Deed Wood lied, Bo* Spring snd Hair Mnttrrsa 3ft (ill complete ... lived l.srge Clisst of 211,00 Drawers 7iii.no Used Large DreRser Reg. Illt.flft Hhnpworn .’1 pr 70.00 lied Room Suite MATHKH OF HANFORD 2(13.01) tt. 1st St. Phone 127 L L, HILL -Plano Technician Phone flit W. Route I, Bn,*1 AVON P,millets 1oldie* ale you fnrd. in need "f iinun money? lie , nine i, , i ni I’senlulii e mid serve A L L KDMoNH'S l'pli.d .lerlng ynlir lli’lgiibni bond dm log run veutrnl mini" Wide NihuiiI I Shop. Phone Jims I'uniltoiti ^ seal rover* Seabury, :ldt I till, tie Ml I(tii'ii, Fin., giving I,i,nu' ii.ldres* Pliimlung X Supplies (nr interview fontr'acting A It,'pairs FI.OOII Help wniili-d >d Tuurli ^ .1 King 2MIIII Sunlit I'm k Ave. Phone ftn Inn's Ihug Cu Apply In Mi Hill liefnre 11 in n in PLCMIIINI Free 194111 ml, oil i art mid l.nddKB with luggmg I'.pnpiiiiuit llmvi'v. 2H6 estimate H 1, wanted In lug Img'' Hart uf I'liune 1828. pllle. linml pi npi,*du.ii. Ilns S O. e(n Ilei aid p IIKHT guide l..| ">*.l f'2 lilt per yarit ilidiveied1. i'.lti* K. I lnyd, KXI'KRIKNCKM i In ,.-i (nr "IIII'h onti lmift-W. lllg. Complete 11in’ ” f u*be*tns shake type Holy n\il piudiielera i,red apply. Silb'lnidial dmw In i rr n "A t c f iiuiillfied men Best A’ heslus r k n il ('ll., (Ill pmk Al, , Hrl.iodn, Flu. pimne 2-:nnr,. __________ WORK WAN'I'KD 9 plants for agio. T Y l'E H Rulhlnier work Reasonable Rales Frre Estl mites, Rpteader Kervlce, t,tm» *nd Itnlnrnltii and Fertiliser. Carpenter A flrarev, Phnr.; IIHW-M or gOH-J. PRACTICALLY new Kenmore washer. Used mur month*, ('oat 1140.00 will aacrlflre at (95.00 ORLANDO Morning SrnllneTdr Call 1920, Extension 21.1. Innilo Evening Star. Cull Hnlp* Kay. !166iJC USED Magic Chef daa Range, dood condition, (40.60. Florida NEW FLOORS surfaced to per Home daa Co., 210 East Flirt faction, Old flours made llkt St. nsw. Finishing, cleaning A wax­ ing, alao portable power plant VENETIAN Ullmla—For Free E»Fat-vlng Seminole County slner Tlmate Call .120. fh-ntarik nlaak 19X6, If. M. dlenson, Lake Mnry and Paint Co._______ _______ ALK ipiCIAI I'hllllpaCa Phillips-Carey Aahtalos Siding Cerxmli SMbrg (18 per Srj. lat Grade (1.1 per So. 910 lb, Aaphnlt Shingle (g.ftO by Experts FDRNIT1IRK fur il” enmplelo home. Pri.c* fit winking man'r i.,>ek*’H,i,i»k kiiii' dim iv pay tne id A Easy lei in*. Fm mild e Center ||i| Word Fii.l Teli'plrnne I 12ft (il ler Ill'll tli'l 11« III* ‘ 11 I' ll,I I'rdltlcrtl A d v i ANOFHlTjTb — i-iua in— ADTOMORILKH I'LL buy ynUr ear reganllea* age or comlltlon. Phone 1631’ ' ’4U OLUSMOBILK, excellent co ff dltlnn. Can be seen at llo'a Hint Station, corner 1st A French. 19 ID FORD 8, Club Coupe. Very Good. (1096. Phono I631.W. 1942 PONTIAC Furdor Sedah. tint*I coriditlait. Beasnnahle. Call (SB'tfiudtig day. ECONOMY 1900 English For 30 mllra to gallop Trail* accepted. Phone 856-M f 1(111.___________ 16— SECURITY LUMBER I * ltd A N U U i f c ... —9 13 1 NOTICKM PIvltSHN \I.S — It tl,\ IIV SITTER Ili-.-t "( refereneea. Mts. Minmn Vinuii. lid West Itllli St. Phutie 11113 M. A LL SWKET potato Phono 1711-J. • p lm i r,V4.rWi'«s• <y- il lehloes repaired, (Julrh, Cenruimleal servlre. Work glinrsilteed. Call MM-WI. PRACTICAL Noising, dny m night, guild II’fei ,'1,,’e*. I'll,ill’ 1152 R. IIAIIY HITT Kit Ksp. >uu, ed lie Wild, (tie party wtm knows llifere me*. Mir. II. < I ' m mil Ph wliri cabintl* nf ,i mule, litres 11311 .1. week* "Id ,'iillle puppy, lvbilo with hmwn "put ■ "N bead and OIL FURNAOKh—Hy Kreaky, PAR TIT ME steiiugi upliie w.iik (all kindly letllHi ■" the B.U.<). it veal * expel ten. •• I'uke di. ln Wall, Fluor snd Fireplace. uffi.'u. Sin,fnrd Naval All* Sta­ Bull. Referetu i *. . ” lleinld llnx M. (L IIODORH ■0ft W. lat St. Phone lie II. j tion, VACATHIN uu tup t.f N"rMi CatP I A N O S Cinllirsiuoii. Spinel* 12 HPEI'IAI. SKItVK lit l( nliua ul I’ iiiniiide Inn, Haiiukr priced from |ftt0.00. includes t Elk, N ('. loon ft up Iii ths tuning*. Term*, trads ln*. Kn MAC'S Eleetrlr Service Mnvc.l seemr wnnderland "f western LemimrMrlly In rear nf Minn dsr's Plano Htore, 1202 Myitis Ninth ('iirullnn, uliem you’ll Sanfnrd Ave. Elertile mntnr re For night spiiolntnient* mil find leisurely iniiif.iit, flit) winding, Television and radbi ia«HW. final, ■t'lixnnnlile inle* You fitl servlre.' As near In ymi a* yum •In ,i lot of nnlhllig if ymi I'limnf. CHKHTfl and llKSKH. Large sup­ telephono 101. in jini may iirefei spinta mid ply. New-u»ed-unflnl*hed—17.80 rtrrealion aueii m» lawn garnet, CARPKNTKR WORK up. Furniture Center, I III Wait hiking, fishing, tennis, swim­ Flrat. Telephone 142ft. drier Fur iptlek repair lull*, nr "inel1 ming, mid good gulf I'liurafl* biilldtngi Call Jim UI2’ M-4. Brothers-Owners. near by. LAWN MOWERS shuipeiicd. Ill TltAVKRSK Kitenahm Rods 2H" eyrlea repnlrod. Sliuiniin’s, 111(1 to 1OH". Henkarlk (Ban Mnd Nfri* FOR SALE E. 4th St. Paint Co. ‘ IIRA1LEY ODHAM Bx‘ or BABY BED— wet proof mittreaai 822 High chair • Excellent condition, ~both for. (82.»9. V.) A. Wheeleea, 1 mile r.ortn of Longwood. WANT A good Investment t Small 9 bedroom bungalow newly fin ' WINiea, AND klgDOII Ished inside. All cimvenienrea. All f « * i k ) Dra'ila Already Tented. Oulnido City ilmita. low •upkrep, U fa return yarn#. MMO emsit or half cash and ^halarjco like rent. Boa 26, .. .. - .j iai'.^a iv’ASniNCi ____ ’ m ai * : tRAIUfHH 1046 HOUSE frailer. Sleepa w yirtrttS1 �' - We ere Russell pledged candl'-.detea for the convention and will V stand hy Russell as lonp aa Ida name la l>efore the convention - sir hs lutk MOV c future to win tie. J •Oaideoliui ,,, '» u'ft7'.»*iiki)Ual " nomination and w« definitely re^ tttae to go along with the party t • bolters, who, as er-on as Senator -'B U SSE L L made the emphatic r statement that he would not bolt ; 1 the convention or desert the Democratic party, Immediately re­ quested the Secretary of Stata ’ to delate tha winds "pledged to I ' Russell" from beneath their names and the mere statement "Russell Candidate'’ he Inserted in Ufu thereof, so they would be '. free, not only to troll the DernoV cratic convention ami deaert the k Democratic party, hut also to dOMrt Senator Uuaaell. there la any doubt In the &PUada of the neople that these 'p a r t y bolters Intend to do thla H BOMin VNIUIIIIIi III WHICH lit m tha cat out of tha bag and kfVaaled their plana to do thla V*1T thing. Aa loyal Democrats we ahall m vote for any camlldala for dfUgate to the National Demo­ cratic Convention who doesn't have the words "Pledged for Russell1' beneath Ida name aa this !• the unly safe thing for a loyal Democrat to do. SABAH CRAWFORD CULLEN FLOYD LAND Dc nary Doing" Lake Monroe Ity KAY IIFNNINGFR lly HAIII H HODKHIILOM lly KATIIttKINK HKLLKRM Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Peck Were Mrs. iJorls Young and children hosts on Sunday evening at a from Albany, (la., were the week* wiener roast In their back yard. end guests of her parents, Mr. and The gueeta were Mr. and Mr*. Mrs. Pete Dunn. Frank Mlldenberger, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Alice Martin has re* Paul Uhlman, Mr. and Mrs. Lou turned to her home in Orlando af­ Hof man, O. 0. Potter ami the ter spending the week with Rev. Misses llennlngrr. • and Mrs. II. II. Martin and Mrs. Mrt and Mrs. Carl ilraun of T.snrn Prlfster. Valencia Hoad arc now well t-r- I tntdiahed m their new home. They mid family from Elder Springs were formerly residents of tlio were the guests of Mr, ami Mra, Hron*, N. Y. K. (!. Soderhlom Saturday. Mr. slid Mra. It. E. Humlit on and Mr. ami Mrs. Timor,ly Muleahy and their two young rnns are family and Pfc. Carlos llaxen ■pending their varstion with Mrs. visited Hock Springs Sunday. J>fe. Mulrnhy'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. llaxen is stationed in Orlando. James Davis from Alnmlalel H. Ed. Healey. C., who accompanied Ills graduat­ ing class on a tour of Florida, stopped to ecu hi* relatives in I,akc Montihi Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. II. Z. Dunn had as their guests Hominy Mrs. Al­ berta Jones and Miss Alice Ruth Whitley from Ocala. Rev. and Mrs. Cecil Clark ami children fiom Carry too, Tenn., nre visiting Mre. Clink's mother, Mrs. Lenn Parham- Itev. Clark Is pas­ tor of the l-'nii view*TiapH*t Church In Curryton. Miss Cathrryn Lee was thu .Miss cathrryn liest of Miss Hadle flodarhloni umlnv evening. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. (Hies spent the day in Ht. Psterahurg Monday, visiting friends. Ruv. II. M. Martin made ■» bus­ iness trip to DeLand Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Unwind, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Giles left Thursday afternoon for Louisville, Ky. where Mr. r^l.-art' la attondlitg The llnptlit Hemlnary. (P H * » J (o r Itu e e e ll) (EU . Po l. A u r.) VOTE FOR F L O Y D LAND Delegate to lh« Iteirurratlr National Convention Pledged for Henntor Runnel) A Former Seminole County resident, conected with the Osceola Cypress Com­ pany 14 yeurs. A School Trustee Democratic Committeeman I WILL STICK TO RUSSELL TO THE LAST DITCH (I'ald I'oHIleal Adv.r We believe In Hrulley Odham because he recognizes labor’s importance in our daily lives. Signed: H. W. Goodspeed, Sec.-TreaB„ Brother­ hood of Ruilrond Trainmen, No. 976 And the following transportation men: B. Jolmson, Cond’r. B. G, Methvin, Cond’r. f R, Z. Johpson, Sr., Cond’r Retired J. H. Lee, Jr., Cond’r. J. R. Weaver, Eng’r. F. L. Dampler, Eng’r. W. D. Hardin, Fireman Robort L. Parker, Trainman > f Enterprise Notes ] I RSCKH M ■JX>cTOH T S * AWRiRHl JUT T* Oyi PoCkJH MB T O N «. p e Y o o N O O H E 's _ If vary amall partlclat are im ­ pended In a Ihiuld, they can he observed to make amall move­ ments, believed to be caused by molecular motion In tha liquid, which continue Indefinitely, * Serah Crawford Cullen Orange Memorial Hospital, left Osteen. r,ueMs invited In adduion to the Tuesday iiy til^fc •'»■»* hlk ..... in honoree’s'were Mr. and Mre. R. H. Williams, parents of tba bride, jiirf. *iiny Lawrence, uHwnncVf mother ravuwr of ui the tnv Mrs. May groom, Misa Eva Wllllami, Mtaa Bernice Wllllami, Misa Mania Jane Ijiwion, Mr. and Mra. DUk Twitrhell of D«Land, and the Rev. ami Mra. J. W. DeLay. Mr. and Mra. Lawrence will make their home In Green Cove Spring* where Mr, Lawrence ii attached to tha Naval Base. Mrs. Mabel Watklna and chil­ dren of fleljtnd ware vitiUiw Mr. and Mra. Bldnsy Emanuel Baiut'dav afternoon. Sunday gueata ware Mi. and Mra. M. H. Lao and Mr*. Louis Den Mala of Orange City. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Parker aid children and Mr. and Mra. Jadk Ryan and ion enjoyed an outing Bumlay afternoon at the beach. Mra. Marguerite Brown and daughter Ruth of Orlando apant Wednesday with Mr. end Mrt. Harold lifers Wednesday. Mra. Ida Haselden la viiitlng her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. •ml Mrs. J H. Haaelden la Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Lea and Mrs. Mary l.araon spent laat watkand In Avon Hark with Mr. and Mra. Robert Lea and daughter Bhqron. Candldnto for County Commissioner In District ..•he.illa where he wiii speilJ » month before reeuming hie didlei at the home. DOG TRACI » m w o TAMPA uv-A bouMpaiater w « INSURANCE AT A 8AVINC FOR YOUR ihot to death and a woman with whom ha waa eating aupper la 4 BOMB • AUTOMOBILE reitaurant w u critically wounded BUSINESS her* Sunday. The dead man U'Carter Glaai, U. Miss Batty Allman, unemployed waitress from Dalton, Oe., la li) critical condition after a bullet punctured her spinal cord. l)eier«iv<-A-.. Pet: Franks said uoy Pitta, a rortner roomir.aii -j. Glass' and also a painter, waa be­ ing questioned about the shooting. "Your Mutual Insurance Friend" Pranas said dinars, In the restsitf • ant related that Pitts talked with 111 N. Park, Avt. Pkoaa 184 There may be as many aa 100,000 worker bees In a big hive. RE-ELECT DO NOT BE DECEIVED! A Last Minute Vicious Smear Campaign It Being Waged By i THANKS * .- ■ ■ j'vi kfM id • A Desperate Opposition. Do FOLKS! Fur your support In the first Prlmgry, Not Be Mislead By Half Truths, I sincerely solicit your vott on May 27th., on thg Falsehoods. And Mud-slinging! lowing Irtuila, POWER I .Oil IIY WASHINGTON W - Sen. Hill (D Alu.) Unlay accused (he "pri­ vate power lobby" of working to­ ward a monopoly position try lock­ ing construction id transmission lines ami sub Gallons fur frderal projects. Hill said In a speech for the Electric Consumers' Conference that the goal of the lobby "Is to get their hands on tho power gen­ erated by the dams Imlll with the people's money, ami to block con­ struction of any new dams unless the power shall he sold to them alone." I run n runnil Independent farmer who haa enough buisInenH iihlllly to manage hia own affalra auertaafully for 115 yearn. 1 have frlendn all over the county In all hlnda of huninena and from all walkii of life. 1 am thorough* ly familiar with their problema -but I our# no owl* gatlonn tu any of them. I huva made no campaign promlaea to u y ladiridual or group. I will never agree to any npeclal favura to any one Individual, gruup or district* Highway down hour thu Post Of­ fice, All three of them suffered from shurk anil slight injuriai, which ccilulidy dliln't help Doris, who has hewn ill. Thu question oc­ curs to us, "How many moro acci­ dents must we haw before Burnt*, thing is ilonu?" Ami wu don't mean talk. With all the ability I have, I will honestly serve Ihe henl InturcHla of all the cltliana of the entire county. Sen. Lloyd F. Boyle VETERANS. Who has served you for the past 25 years? Sonator Boylo has acted m Pont and County Service Officer without churga for hta aorvicta and aaalatod all veterana, tholr wldowa and dopondonta faithfully and woll. TAXPAYERS. Who fought the Sales Tax in the regular session o f 19497 Senator Hoyle Introduced numeroua "spot" tax bllla to avoid a Sales Tax. Although fundamentally against a Stata Incom# Tax he co-sponaored auch a resolution to help beat tha Salta Tax. It waa aucceeafttl but a Halted Sales Tax waa forced on ua In the Extra Seutlon of 1049. TEACHERS. Who fouffht in the Senate for you? Senator Boyle fought for an Incraaae In teachera aalariea from an additional tax heavy equipment to protect tha exemption an food, clothing end medicine. He wlU fight for you again in 1963. LET’S CONTINUE TO GO FORWARD! RE-ELECT P. A. MERO, SHERIFF . ’ |’ ♦ V/ , ' * y Ha Is A Veteran Of World Wax Number One He Has Been A Voter And Tax Payer of Seminole County For Thirty Years I .I" ■ CITIZENS. 14 years! Brevard County had the Senatorship for What did w« get? Nothing I Senator Boyle hae helped complete many new primary roada In Seminole County and la working te 4 lane U. S. 17 - 92 to Orlando. ' J\ * ' . Seminole County IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE VOTERS Of The 5th Congreaaional District PLEDGED TO SEN. RUSSELL Mr. and Mra. Bam Lawaon en­ tertained Sunday waning at thetr home on Slone 1eland wnh a buf­ fet supper honoring Mr. had Mta. Albert Lawrence whose wedding Edward Penney, who recently was an event of laat Raturday at the home of the brlde’a parent! In underwent an operation In the W. B. (BROWN) MILLER KOREAN CASUALTIES HT. PETERSBURG igt-Viclor O. Wehla, veteran circuit Judge from Pinellas County, la tha new heed of the Florida State Elks Associa­ tion. lie succeeds Dean Walter J. Motherly of Ihe University of Flor­ ida. Judge Wrhle was elected at the annual statu meeting which ended today. Vicii presidents Include: Charles Overman, Pensacola: and William P. Knight, Cocoa He elected treasurer was Claude L. Johnson. Tullidmsf.ee Howell Davis, I’ululku, was named historian and Horace W. llillenhrnder. SI. Petersburg, tiler. r i" | " J S (Paid PalHIcal Adv.) RE CAREFUL To Vote Fof The Only Approved Democratic Party Delegate Y **K Mra. Laura Sayera spent lait weekend wtth the Rev. and Mra. A. F. Eggleston In Coleman. Mias MUlio McLeod of Ktnnlervlllo ac­ companied the group hare Monday evening where they were eupper gueata at the home. Ensign and Mrs. Clay T. Sayera of sanfoid were also gueata on the campus that evening. As Sheriff He H u Eliminated Slot Machines And Punch Boards In Samino,e County 1' His Work As Sheriff H u Mmintained A Balance In The County Fine And Forfeiture Fund So That None Of Your Tax Money Goes Into This He And His Personnel Hsd Over Fifty Yeers ____ d Are QueUfled tb Keep The Sheriffs Office On A High Standard Of Efficiency Honest, Courteous And Efficient Service For All Re­ mains The Pledge Of The Sheriffs Office , MERCHANTS. Who prepared, introduced and passed the Small Claims Court bUlr Senator Boyle. H elation. VOTERS, ficea? Who has 2 of the 3 jointly held State O f Brevard County. In TlltwvlUe, A I Aa^etant State’a At taraey Uvea Is Cocao *— The Cireql Seminote County MnsJuMtld repreeent you In the State VOTE FOR A HOME TOWN MAN WITH EXPERIENCE, rr SOUND JUDGMENT - A KNOWLEDGE OF LEGISLATIVE PRO CED U RE-AN D THE POWER and PUNCH TO GET THINGS DONE — KEEP SEMINOLE COUNTY ON TOP IN TALLAHASSEE - Your Vets And Support On Tuesday May 27th, Will Be Appwrietod Liston To WTRR 7*18 to TtSO TWdght AA \ ’ rto i a n » 'A. W E! �.»__ k. X.— L IF YOU DON'T TIIF. W KATIIKK your Staford Htreld. City Delivery. by 7:00 P. M.. pleat* call YELLOW CAB 1444 I- jir today end Wednesday, ex.ept widely scattered afternoon thomh-i-howet* I iiilc -hinge In W c y t # a n f n r J t l i r r a l i t ll lit |«t'l j l l l l «* AN IN D EPEND ENT DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXXIII Etslnltllshed 11)08 Six Nations Sign Treaty 'Fusing Armies SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY MAY 27, I M 2 McGranery I s l y Q Q Q Q Q Ridgway Blasts Red Propaganda Att’y General Wrong-Doers Warned That They Will Be Prosecuted W h en ­ ever They’re Pound B i g Three Declare Attack On Berlin W ould Be Threat T o Their Own Security Nn. I'M) Assncitilril I’ rt-sw l.t’iisi**1 NYire V otes Predicted 111 Spite O f Scattered Showers; Balloting M arred By Blast F in a l S w in g s In ( in Nrc. in S* Imol Used A h By CARTER L. DAVIDSON WASHINGTON <M - James I’ M l> c i ii a I o i i a I K 'a c c Vuiitij', C filter Is % PAHIS iK — Six nations signed McGranery took office lodny as today a treaty (using their forces attorney general and said wrung T a k e n L a s t N i g l i t O n I >v11.111 ■it«'«I In J.tx; into a one • uniform F.ruopean doers will lie prosecuted wherever army. The Big Three Western they may lie found l.t iw c i K asl L 't iip .l K'tuiscll Ir; Loading McGranery told leporiers short­ powers hacked It up with the o i ly after he was sworn in that he \t»tni|* « i r - t i ’ i i d t t h l * Him ii Is* %«»tf t•• f . •• >?»•m»' I•• vx -i I solemn declaration that an attack it. im\ ttlti 11 III \ti It. *1 XI 1 i l l vt it IllllN 'S ttN il l f In **•* could not discuss specific cases w it i«t"i' I at on Berlin. West Germany or any .MIAMI I Ini nl4 wdfr*. nit! ill tin* ri'i*litl I iriiRMi'i ntli* |»i i U x tttia ftil I 'h s s S falf W ilie r hut said It makes no difference i Ol.'t " m a i l «l« t t mil . Ini! ill I Ilf u V I iii 'I other part of Free Europe would f i i f i a t l m il l m l . iv In tli'lt i l i m i t ' hv N ( i t k ’ Mii xille N e p i o p r e e l n c l where corruption is immd f 1*1 III m i l l w i l l I 4i It I'llil I t i l l ' d I n «•%•«•*I Mn* lll llll 1*1*1 I he be a "threat to their own security." b n till! wlirtliri S ell Kit I i . m l II *l\ 11 m u l l ' Id a 1 H i.d 1 * i i i f i l to h a v e . ...lilt \ X II IM II III f 1 Mill I. i I f i * t . x-.f.'.l xx I im I i ' m I 1 III *'!' S al t l l . f 1 lit This was In response to a re Itii • rll nl lii»»i i.i hi V ii K !•"» The declaration was roncldrnt •dfit x tsilfi* 1 hull xxdti hiv of the fit* V • It'Ll | I Ft lit* t I'I 1 . 1 till* * porter's question as lo whether he Ki I.riixfi id 11iiin •« v Mill •••*•••»v•• 1 i. l |’ i «'» ' iHs'l »•!' It* tllaRl with the ceremonial signing of the • •fii|* 11 1 1 a* f*•*It x inarreil •ills'! » • If*I ll a i i ’ I'uiiii I f .! f * |*1 lit 1 litM |• I lilt R I X IX • * might ill launch a drive on corruption p a i l mi .ill I t i n t .il *' s *'l I • e m u army pact and related agree 1 Im i h I i if* in**! i tit* p n i n . i i > r u n III III*'' 11 1 It*’ . x! 1II Im L|« •4 !• R t 1 Milrtx Iln* %•*!** ill 1 «44 I* III which could include t'.ingress 1*1.d l l ' |»l • <«|l u l l . l l lll«IIlllR.ltlll|* i*lt * it 4 ii tm • menu hy France, West Germany, N N i t . l X l x 1 ll IM II ll . .1 I 1 K K I riI h IIi i ! III* 1III Ft* |.IF *11 f.»l Hr replied that those wiiu violate via. ' Italy. Belgium, the Netherlands • .*••»• 1 dlv t f o ttitph'iid (tie * t a t e S||*M|I*«V Hi 1 1'i. l' \ *1.* • :• •i 'i 1 •' l l lull •III |I|R14 ,1 Is* III** the law will he prosecuted no mat ' \ t l l l l ) III |X X Hill* 1*1 Mill*' and Luxembourg which, whun rati VMllHp x\ 1 l l t ' l d i I 111 III III I ll€% f i r s t ter where the) are. adding: If 4Ul* 1**1 XX.4 I \|lFl1*«l til'-' I It U* I'M* X . l y . IR%1 M|. 1I. Ill 'll lias Ml M|| M a x ( L.' i * l mi It tlilMM)' h i Imii.I P* »1 pi tied, will merge their armed forces 1111.11 v fil l I'M ** n l . i a t ' o .in Ifie i i ill f i «*id f 1 1**- If* i a l l *11 * • they violate the law that's their Mu l i it i r nl 1*11 il> i Utility m Ii i m IIii 'I i* into a single army of one million ' 'd- | till Ill'll tint Is* I'llOtlM! lieJUST PRIOR fOfllllfVINO Oetuie the House Aimed Services Cxtnm.lle* S lll.'f 'ill l* I*' pliMio** •*t I l*»* responsibility \ x l*« *'l i r v t s l t i l lli:tl 1*1 f*'iii4't men—history's first peace time in iit«l *t .t i l t ' l l tl liv' Mri > u r i t t • H d ' I I I ! (lid - H u t XI III t.*• nt * •*l ** I till • ■ '••••ii D a n M i ' 41 1 x n u t t t r a i l e y In Washington. C«n Matthew Hldgvey lelkt I" at line rhalittian liei> I l**4 I I ••. I Mil N\ 4"* I llllld ternatlunal force. McGranery announced two ac *tjti Hit' |'*.ll upt'iifM a! l t in N i l • fs||l .4 III till pOX I |It* •I II i* ll. I * . * *x i IM’ S >|ID 11*‘ Hi III** *' 11 •*• I I . i I i **»*••ix ••«! |'l| x 41I *•' Oveilon Blunge (D-L« I Laid the grhdal uni that c t uinioioil p,uu11«*4 ul S I j i i Ma i M I nut* • 4ii»l wil l lions in Ins cleanup campaign: The pact is a companion to the in t m atten d if p in ts fro m XftlllMI* I I » . ■41 t «lld III •• III IM •gaud* ha* fekch.d • "new ullch "f I> v >U i I m " <lr.lerinllloi.oll lx I (M I 'lfri'o is ’ l Nt* H mii 4 h»‘ « ul * |i m 1 He ordered all Department peace treaty signed at Bonn Mon­ the I th iit*t*** i l e it t h a t t h e f m lin n* I In \ in*ia t i d I ' i • I m *i Txv**||! l 1 1f 11t ? '11 • I '♦ <l» x •*•♦*ol Justice division heads to prepare day hy the thtee Western powers I III* III ' I I Xxi |«| f 4 lit! I * l o 11*|*«*i I f* *11 t i n . ’ xx f n«*l .p u t t ' .1 heavy forthwith a report on the entire hi r . H o i h i .tilt . i n d lit t v . m l I 't i t u i llll*l I ’ l l . 411*1 N*4 I * it lilt* i*|*l I III- I ll I 11 - I . 11 11..I 1*1' • I I • and the West German republic • mi IL* l o 1 p n i i t . n v xx h e n .1 ll lt l l * ll l • I|tn d*'i| III 11 »•*• • i ll" M l P* px.l It.i*l I I Ml x.*t»»' situation In each division with ape Just preceding the signing cere lit* f ' . t ' r l l i i v i ‘ 11 ilt'lt'^Mlt* 4'uiuh xx e i .' 4'a.sf ill 1*1* lit 4*1* ' | t, • III I dill tI f 4114 ' • » *»i *1 « IH 1 ». x mI i " If« B' •' Vi ll lul ls Dli I S |O fil l I'l** mony and the Allied declaration |cific recommendation* with re i !u l » *t i. l o I It'.itl m x i i K t ' l . i l l V i i **X » I 11*11 I .0 4* t l |HI |l • ! ' Itp llit s X* 1*1 It > \ 11 f h* t'llli'l So I . Mill if I * i • • ii it* I N • *|>rct lit all iH-iidmp cases i u iiiln l.ift" lit* ** ‘xaittt' l u i t |* if • Communists cut telephone commit I h* In t t xx•1 p n * III* I* lii ii' iin r t I* I ill ll \4 .11 I* la 1*4*1• I I MX. t I ‘Hid * I MU nl I ' l l .Ills I N*. I !» nlcatlnns between East and West 2 He announced that ..II II S t‘ tiii f xii it* I•»|p Itr tx x 11*i K i i s m 'II -4x 4 m * 1 11 ix ii* \t',11 util rorl W IK I; . * itV itd .iM i 1*1 •*•*•ii.*f N** il Hi* I M i n d V Berlin and 17 long distance lines ; district attorneys i there ate (hi of till* * xct k n it in III*. |*l t i d i ' l d i . i l 1 I'd iu * d i 1 1 . . m il 1 i i l l e 111 a n , a ll I lit * . il 1st i x i . r l i ' ii I it it ••11 ir Ixiti'lirii •••pMiti.l a uli between Berlin and West Germany l them I will lie called In Washington |Hl|III 1.11 d X 4 Midi'* I stfSItllNl lx I l.lllx 1'k I • *le* **xi 1 1 M h . n n L* > 4'.11 u h l III ip Id III im*•l mi i' lull *1* • ildiftl ill. i »•!|* i* in III* tii|*nr*| Russian border guards again during the week ol Julie M "pre II I o«L t *1 ..i l *li Ii i I mi I mi . ll f*4 p III I*. • I Ilf a I »• X .l * **MI ( l i l t I till’ l i f t p il stopped Allied leaps from iiatml pared with rcpoits mi all matters III i I* I mix d l l .i |il •* i l .1 xx ii ilv lllil" fu s t fits |*** d ill! llltll X ' K im >n I .h i m pi* « iim I III I 'a l l l l op Hug Berlin's highway link with the affecting Ihe Department ol Justice flat 1111V•' l'X|)|ll lull I lp|)l'l| .1 III.ill »'• •* It 1 t'liii! x * • id |t»i M e i a r t y M III x X• t . * *x xx I'l I Mil L u n d t*Hi I X i n i l West Gen Matthew 11 Itldgway hull* mi 1 1 • i m*i I .il l l n \N .iIN•*i hi iheir district " » ' I** 1 I h e iv 1 « 1 ••*1 1 «| x . . I i m Florida Di«- McGranery said he would tell V o x ' jt l ll l l ll » llIU* **•' 4x1111*11 I* U pull arrived in Paris to take command Eighth Army Is Des­ Central in 'I * I iiid d l It iliilllMi'k p i e i' H I C l of the NATO armies organlied hy ihe distrirf attorney* "precisely lllp pi ll 4 III ll III. XI'llil I III lilt' trit i C o ii v c n t io n luiw •d l i t X 41*1 » M'llllx xxflll .til xv e nt cribed As Finest Gen. Dwight D Elsenhower I pro|<ose they should handle I l i t il.l ' ."Id Nl*P I •••**» Jllll OH*' » NIL. \ i l i l l l im ihe* i n .1 p r l X X lullXiili'l The new declaration hy U S any cases that should hive .11 In Held In Daytona And Best Led Army v It It* .1 III. Illlllllltl lx ll) I'* i |i * * * *pi i h I .ill iiiptiiii il *i Secretary of State Dean Acheson. recltnn as lo |„>lic) troll, tills de ii I x I m l a x I r p n l l r i l I xx ii I n k * nl i l x l i .i l li i l i 0 British Foreign Secretary Anthony parlnieut " Henry Witte, Jr., was unant"The Eighth Army Is tin- finest Ml 44. lilts 1 44 ilti ‘ t‘ 4 l I t T l 'l l Eden and French Foreign Minister and best led army III the world n.uiislv elected governor of I.iuii i In u l.irmal speech ihe new nl m i i i I•i*•itil mii Hit p t il u l i uf l L i\ l« l I. . 1 * 1 1 f u l l 1 1 ii* m i l ll a|) II l l u i p .l l t N «' i*II* p l i s id i ld ill till Robert Scliuiiiun said: today and If given tin- mission of Intel nut Imu.1 District D in Flmidn ".rnev general said law violaliira h i i x . i l i m i l d ) Di HlMi l . d l i M i l .•ll«*«* S i" t ll ll* ll .Mil 1M l M| IIIMII' lie'll "The governments of the United destroying the Chinese Commu­ 111 nt the state convention yesterday "•» apprehended, prosecuted xxniiM Lt i * 1 L rT m I r* 11if |»«)||h t..t i I 'ldi* .d u l i . m i / . i I imii 1 'o l i i ‘r Ntlid and c.mvtcletl Kingdom and the United States nists In Korea, they can do it", ul llavtonn Itencli. 1.1 ■ .11 i |l III But, McGranery said. Hits will tin' in ' .i ii I/ «i 1ii hi I i . i i I l a k r i i h o U l i' a ! have an abiding Interest, as has Major Walter Turner, Seminole A west side produce grower, Mr. --•im, I , issi \,,l,'i . >li, .i,ly l u d the government of France, in the llil'li School und University of Witte hu* been nn active member he done "with due protection of ;«i 11x «* p a i l hi I In n p ’ .i r ' x i l l ' l l l o l l . Sum Ol $.I(),IKK) Paid lmpt ovi tnciil'. T»* Sv. II, .like,I aliseilt,,' h,allots III lidV mI i ' I n lii.idi* Vlii'ir d i'lu p id i' effectiveness of the treaty creating Florida giaduate, just returned uf^he Hutifunl Lions Clul. for the their civil right* as guaranteed lirm Ai »• F.X|it‘t l*'tl van, e and h it them willi moldy Im ) i A ’ i h i g n m o i i t O l the European Defense Community front Korea, told tha Rotary Club past nine years, and it was point­ by the Constitution, without the I'llllll't'S f |Mill .1 M ' r .l l l l ll l l 'l l list Ml .nil,,.1 nl(ie,al I,, he e,,illite,| with and In ine strength end integrity yesterday. ed out ol the convention that lie terror harvest ul the witch limit, Ml rai ti l l i l.t l i " ) m i VNIlii'll 21) w i ' i r T o L ost $ 3 . " ) , ^ * I li.e olliei.,1 e„iiv , h« lat,-i this week I fo lia 1 - A - Y c a r L e a s e and without tin- umiill and chaos p l f d i ' t i| Im Kt f . i i i v i 'l , II u « ' i r of that comimuiljy, lots u nix year record of lierfvct "I don't pretend to know what li„ 1 , 1 <| ll,, campaign oratory that follow in Hie wake of scare plt-di'i'M l o l<!•*.• t*1l a n d If# o l l o ' i *• , "Accordingly, if any action from attendance with the local club. l r>11 m -l* |* . xx*1 ** 1 hV*M» l » i i in,: >„ii Aloiiil iv oi| 1,1 nvur slatelieatlllilfs Slid lit the wake ul reek f w were in* u unpledged iip lfM p id Ihe *'*•v I'onnnlMlun la«l t.iglil whatever quarter threatens the ia tha Chinese, are planning do", At witty ,aa his name implies, •X tegrlty or uixily-ufth* community, he said. "Ltii-l know they have Mr. Witte, baa been in much de­ lets charges and liaselet,« accttsa V In ..l.t.tiivt. one ' .'arnluljti- wt...'|*k|.|.Aiv-.-d the sale .if tin- a-«--trn lll|flll l#v tiM' I if V I 'celiim*-• I'RII If' wui, iidio linolop-. fr.iiu Miami • . k i ll }' t*'*l*l.ll 11*1 ("4* ll *1 I MMII4* ri,,,< i,nil, , , , ,1,ilale pent Iheir Itl.-.h'. it In •uppnrl li.'ii liuiglil |) ni.-nl uf Im m l tin --i.iif.., <1 Mini die . two govuiwJhiUia will reger.l been,uabt£jhMrAlwc during, these mand as a siwnkef a t 'Lions Cluh don’t " III I h o Mcliraneiy tia.k the otslli ul ..I r'IM-ul«,»vei' and anuthei In Gen l neb-I'unnliy I'lnh. 111111111111,• build i l l g 4 .I.I 1I 1.M • It. fit*' M l o if- • III, ,1 .1 . * , ,•,,',1,1.0 1 ,.l. this as a threat to their own se­ truce urgonatlona for a tremen­ hniii|uets, and Is one uf the ntofl dous military build-up. W# are no xx«»lk 1 :tV**14*111 *' llhll»l* l III t* «■s . 1. 1. . . it O h r « H » T » . » . Mi* ■ I Him I i x I’H i u i l u I r d llmn'l.r Mi.cXltliui hull. Il.-|iul.li me .ml IX huh- gulf mn.-,-. curity " 1 pop.tlui members here, Hu tins longer confronted hy green tan llngli \V1ifIf|»*-| I** Hu* Mtivf.'in it |||MI *' Hi HI 'i’l l France, In the Ruropean army blundering forces of 1060, hut hy served the I.h-iiI cluh ms president 41• *1:11* 111 •'.! "II It,' < 1 It* •i nl 1• lit* Ih»» Itiri'al in Ihi*'»ll xxa* l u l l III. till III) nil. „ f f ' t n .Mill N ii !» Ii f i l l •• I*' I • I II I 4 Utility pact, already Is linked with We»t reasoned well trained, well armed and ha* he,-n it district deputy gov­ \IM' • , a t I ll*' III! I it I 111 it III ll.nl 1 t*t|lllRMX> i* 11*111 nitil ir iiitt|' **t 1 if - 111.Il.l II* tl Lx I;.*1.4 11 N| IL* Mill \ •till* I • Mlltl'Nl 4)11 German in mutual defense ernor and a lone chairman. I ' l l . . vxM I • MIlRIMlIVll til* R'f*r • I ••I* R m e ||(i 11'• 11it •* i i I if I* •11*>1 I ttl'lxx Fl'll \ ...' i all and fearless fighters with plenty » * 4| '*'l * im -IltiI’ l l t*\ 1 ii** 1 «*iunii m u i**h \x By tin ir declaration, Britain and II.- is married, lives at 41)1 West 1 II . 1 t l . » ' .1. l u l l •>1 IHV* X • *l .'I •It * •» I*Ml **f ill 1m l * | 11* |. Rli.l |l |( i . l i * 11 .1 ik. the United States thus served uf artillery ami plenty of am Eiphte.-ntl. Street, and bus two t 1 HI* I 1 ' ll Ii 11 \\ %Jtrlii • I it 1 ll. ftl'fll - il* 1 fill •Ilf I* 1 I I •» ..(lx • M.•Mill A i . .u m * x ill i' I m notice on Germany, in answer to munition". 11*|lit , I *.1 M i W i . i l.l t* I "For our part w« have e..t. daughter., Dptm. ■ ■* t•1M* . nl ; l l i v i 1 4 "11 1* 1141111 1 i .1 t ,i (.1/1! I.e" »*•..XX II. lit I I I . French desires, that she must not High School, and Patty teal Ions along the Semlli.ile Iflctions , n|| ^ Kr>J# pupi| j ul' I mm I It* !•»*•* • 44 I • « ••IIIM •*1 •••I" ' t i l l , Ml X .4 XX •f Ut* ll « XX 1 l i'l .ll i M'I* I attempt to withdraw from the Eu­ Structed fill tif In |iii L L f I 1 l.» If*1.lull! Itu'ir M ax*.• N N 11 *^Ir‘Im|*i 1 f**i l.t *'l XXill* • ill'll, m i l 1. V III. V. el \i. ropean army on a Iona wulf course enllre front uf 'JO miles in depth. tor High Schuul. WAHHINGloN vt*—Tile S*-iial> nt* d r 11* i* i*l «*|)* l .ilHMi u i o | 11111*1 **x • in* nl M 1" •in . 1 X *81111*11 .* m i i * i x ?i ! ,i .|llil tt :»iii| !•* 1 reilia 1 im 1 1 tiliili* 0 once her aimed (ureas are built But we art nut depending on fur today heard u demand that ,-..l Mi Witte is ■ graduate of Menu tlflratloni. Fir* power Is our «*r 11.. »'* *ll l* ul *| !'•* I Itf I Itt*M XXL m i IX »• 4*.Hill: |. . 1 r ti,, • ll V, . • ••lilM ( if 1\x • *‘ 1l h* 11 \* k•( und up. lege "panlie raiders" lu-.e .It alt nnle High Krliool and fur a time M , IMI M i • . • X ., • Mil 4*.llltll .'hi*1 •*f «I**11ti 1 M i i \ mi Mii iii|•* M MR * ii*«l The declarstion added that the strength and we will trade ieal attended Bulgers University. deferment and lie vent "It, .!.• •i ' i * l**i i' mx * i itur Im * iliiiii.it ii I'llilll* 11*11*11 M l S|IFl)l'«’ | Hi |l F I’ l ' . X N , l i i. i t- : . I- t i e , 1 l a m e s three big |Miwers considered their estate any time fur lives. But M •11 Ii. . .,! IL. IM •* some raiding in Kurea " The l.iona Clubs In Fluri.la are . . i t Ul.tv x ill I., « I.. II *• H f i n o continued presence In Berlin as I H'*r<* Is no danger that Eighth divided among five runes each I • II *1 I l il l 'l l l , XX ll** It.|||. 1 • 1.MM* .1 iii a L II. i XXI i f 1. 1la 1 Sen inrlsun lit Kant read t<> X \ .,n t l e. - l , , 1, i n m . u n i . , nl It,.- 1 , • i iii* lit*iii iii** in fit. N m x f i i i ImT "essential elements nf the peace of I Army will ever be driven out of •I,*- •••!,I ,' t ut ,l , a n ‘. . l i o n (..I M I : . S. I I,-till. X i u i v , s|i.-.l h e r e IIM tMUi In 1 i i ii' Ll I . ' 1M* the Senate a letter i-ipreSBillK tin I II* I tl • l**»'t |U|| | lul I.l t ll IS 1 I u r n ) , in i l<i h i ,, i n , .I, .,| the free world in Ihe present in I Korea. If vve are given the lob in named by u letter of tin- word view Ir.iui a Belleville, Ivan . hum I t . . 11, h e i . n l I. h I. i v a n d w e n t l u l ,. T f i i i Iifi I.. »)'ll *1>.,| I f IX It Linn, /.one (l, »f which Mr. Witte I ll III. *i I .* I > lul • X. | X III |• 11>114'4 11 do, w' we ran d.-strov destroy the Chinese Chines.trnatlonal position." ‘ioi n i u i - d l .i l ,- . ' I i u l e r r n . . ' w i l l i I ' t e s 1.. 1 II 1 *RI 1*18\ . 1(i |- i ' l l ll i . |'l* I h i , 1 1 . I. M a , i in, i i i k . r , , i ..I was elected guverttor, comprise, er, who has ..in- miii in Kurt-u. nn ihl.-nl I l n i i xx i lllt ll ' ||*' xx ul -141 Hill M i l l - m . , 1, II b e e uu Hi,'Arrnrdingly, they will maintain in Korea". 1 ll IX . 1 U f |’ ..l* • ll II "1 II.R* other in Germany, and a broth.. I t " M i i v f i . . . I n n . w h o I n ,M ill ,i| ll,i must »f the ritles uf Central • i n . . . * . I Ms* |'iir r ' 1*1 Major Turner was introdu.-ed ‘ ■mill. K n i r . i u e x e n t l i v e ' s tie, I n , armed forcra willtin Ihe territory 1' 11*II1la i Nl‘ » • » 1 p iiiv liii"., nn| t in uim m u ,, i i , , ' II ....... In the Air Furee Florida front Daytona Beach tu lin e .le a n of Berlin us lung as their present hy George Tutihy who explained Melbourne uti tlie east roast, and ii- i g i a l i f u . l ul iln - . . u l ,- u l .......... . Carlum ei.itiiueiiled tl.ai "I >l>> a tiu ll ul m u i l l . i l l a w II I * . 1 Ill'll fl u f I11 s t ll 1 It reiponsibllities require it. They that he had enteresl the Army tint want lu he rated a., a kilim, etul.assv nlli. i.,1. sal ......... II,e •I*** •!•n l m id will iiia l.i a......... • m r ;i>1 1•114*f81 1f II I f 1 Il.l 1M Hi. (null Dala to Kissimmee. t i l r r l b t r i . therefore reaffirm that they will after graduation from tlie Uni m uni- in iln- n r a i f i, I •• t •- i i , , , . i |MfX* III •III .»•1*I i Itl.Rl |' * *>•. II* f t tlie l.iona who attended and I am nut opiMixed tu m.iii.A treat any attack against Berlin veralty of Florida anti had served theAmong m g Hu- i i n « | i u . g i i, i „ I , . . ||„ , . , , n horseplay in unr eulleges utul uni till.I»i JT»I L 1 .XX XX l l ’ 1 XX" I 1 coiivriitlun were Cecil Carlton, Ilv S T XN I A l l I > II from any quarter •» an attack 21 months In the Paclfie, IH nf .b ill versitlrs." • |. 1 * tl Ly 1 In MIT i.| 1 • upon their forroi and themselves," them In Korea, lie was command­ the King Lion, Edward 8 . McCall, IONGNAI-:. Korea 'J. XI,.ml .'lit But, hr said, "the rrernt panli.I'ropeiI,,-inxi.lv,-.| m Hi,, t, uf,It XX.11 IlMllltllt Milt III 11.4- 1. X V . O. Livingston, Harry Robson, the three powers ssld. l',o m j* ii A id Im i ik I ing officer of the First Battalion 1 aiua x ui a it «• tut aria by uj D i u i i r i i n see .............. a -mill It S raids carried studrnU in guerrillas overran f La? S i i i f t t n l La IlFI II . 'l f ii * In addition. Ihe members of of the 7th Infantry of the 3rd 0. 0. Welsh, James Robson Jr., many nl itur niitslaiiding iiitivurM ' rM,y »***"»|. tier,* Lrulav killing a,-l li. ii i n ,'linl, - |g,S a*-l,.' , , f Ian.I . i l l i» al •If fi'll^t* ai « fl, RMi L. 1 Hint c o n t a i n i n g D m- i n i „ . i ,- g „ i r . Jack Morrison, J. Hamilton BisNATO and Ihe Eurnpean army Division and has !>c«n awarded N N\MIINt; H»N ix | hi' S i ' i i a t o Hex of (tie nation are not wind, live American -aililii-i-. and a No Ihn ,' l li h Inn, In,-1. 1-1 i ,,,,,,,,i, , ii.11m x < " f IM'XX ll lill'lll . • I iiii signed protocols pledging each or­ the Combat Infantryman's Badge, bee, AI Sk-liner, Edward N. Me­ sonic for Hi.- innralr of our Im) .uim ImiiM'hi.v l»F .1 lit* 44 II 9l MI IX Mlt'X F I.l I'hOII Ml. L. 11Itl# XX "linl fo.'llitl.'i it * 1,. • ii ..I ruit und others. A number of ganisation to cotne to the help of three hronie stars, and Ihe silver Two .iltu-r Aim-rii'aiii w.-iu til l , lllil IMlt ll I'llllMII 1**11 ll - O ff who are fighting In Knrua." i i i l i 1. ii.i i . ' n , .lu. Ill III, 1 . 4. 1 wives of members were present. I IIIc u t , i , w a i I . , , i| l . n . i i ll, ll HI "Mil IHH) •m t u d e i l . a m i lw<> i ->c i ,|m-,I ui| ur y the tdlier In Ihe event of armed star. Hi* battalion has twice won IT ' ul* nf I nun.Hi l i. . ii ••! flu- %'RX ll Nil *'? If 1.ill City by M» XVhelch.d -n,| .1 i , i , ,,, attack—a guarantee chiefly t a a Presidential Unit Citation. Survivor* haul il wa > well lu ll n ini lo ll LAKELAND i.W Fifty pujanu, |,» *(- 1 hi t x iiy f xi i . ’ ll I Im I'l.mli, mi i i t ||, in in, „ „ „ ,|„| West Germany since the others III* l R. 11a' ill Xnil ' XXI*. I* lu 2 / clad cords, giving the puntiu rani |ilaliil,‘,l It,-.i laul Ii, uhl.uu wet.p Korea Is still an active theater vX.fi 11 >x ••il. • •re covered by the Atlantic alli­ of war. Major Turner said, I 44 .. 4 it tl. » •Mil III ll f f » |*l I'VI fad a new twlxt, raided the men'-, •>n-i The giii-rnllus gui two in hu u v.'iii l.osin willi iln- i,|i„|„ 1 1„ i i i m ' , ll ,'Rll<I*' 1, Rail I ajcu I Band Brained Gun Hull liny would pity fl.iUll , MU lx I T Ill'll • Im IIim Ii a|t*11 81 -. ([Mitt ance dormitory area at Florida South > iliher inat liini- gun-. i‘ i>.hi ii.iimlx though the type of fighting there L . IL 1 •Ill'll IRM'.I .l|* * s*l XX III I v. a i i v n u . 1 I m f m y . 'i .i i, an-i "I J,in ii . iiiii I ii ,,, and Hell'll i i IIi-h III. n*l I ori .I• Ixfd Lx l l i f I'r t'M By Leenburff Leader ern College Monday night h:ta changed considerably itnce IX V 1 -»I Mill, Lu l L X lilt* It,i- hi.iuil AintTie.,11 lure,' wan *}•” *s**»1,«*,»l wa» n* he .miiviii ■! h. 1L*' lift,I Released from Iheir room* for a August, i960, when the Third FIX ill, in |M'| lllllll I 11 XIII)1' l It* Bartow Challenge il l • hr I 'll y und the loll,I m . iii n-,, .1 I in' 11**i i * i- il n l if* mx4 ii xx h a r k Division arrived, nad th# UN The Heminole High School group singing In Ihe courtyard, the latlime.l in a gravel pit here, t e w u r . l ,-lul, h , , „ >«* ,-nu- i , m - u - s e La f ini’ i i i M m r Uu* .nil I ihicI n xImvlii Accepted By C. Of C. force* were hard prasseed In the Band, whleh played a concert and girls began Iheir march In Ihe •bunt eight miles mirth ..I Piisnii A i'll t't'k r**V4'fili't| t h a t F.Hl-f u. w a s l a l . - r w a i v e , | I,) It. hi Di 1 4MHI 4J4MI men's dormitories without any ap Uuerrlllas. ainitnl with U !, 1 lif'i i uf :r|»|m m k i i i h i I* l\ !.',•• ,|> ■II " Kmr5,Uu ', . . i participated in the parade at the narent advance niannlne I iif ••* ii i I rx mIr* xx r mii an idles, allaeked wlliiiml warning 1 '!" ’ -'Lv »*"lI -in ,-. nut b i n d i n g , 1, i l i f m i l l vxfin *t! iii l . ’ il iii riiI •• 1 Th# Third division first saw I Lterhurg Watermelon Festival The Bartow Chamber of Com­ ' *••* *,uw l i g n - u m t ' i i l , r.u,,| ( , i j ,\ f *IioirI 1 2 . : h) u hi RHlR'Illl flIR'Ilt Lx ^«'ll W flk f r of * till 4 I till*' 'III, I merce's standing challenge that action «l« weeks after arrival in last Wednesday hat been highly lit*' let 14 1 luriiey A I H h ilih o i'u -i. Ll i Iim i ll*I lit nl li i'l Ki'l' tiL ll i IMS ' it will have the highest percent­ North Korea defending th* Hun- ■ I*.... . Mill Ui I 'u m h 'i l u l ,- , „l,| |,ih u, ii > riiif Luitlx -iltfi another N \ *ll* I In* lf||«*r x\.i.-Ml M m age of registered voters cast bal­ gnam beachhead, th* only port in t r u s t III I h r I 'u ii r -, ' In M r . IVI.rl L i i L u l(F|)iii*li. in S h i bxm nhak lots in today's primary was ac­ that area from which the danger- rh.lri.i.n, Informtd Mayor I k ,o r W, II. |JJ55wB?“ S o S S ^ B o * 0* ,* " , l l ! i l I "'” 1 ' » « « ' '«..-i!i!l!»: eh.'l win, made .-uusiileiahle Mil A i n ' t •4*|»*»r t mu xxfili'i u n t i l m i l L m I lultl llii- ‘ ••■n.i I r NN Ax f r o l l IU4'llll »l-» l l l T f , 14*4-;t 114/ 11 III |.«g| |« | cepted by the Bemlnole County oualy involved 7th Division and the Htemper in a recent leller. provriiM-litn T h , 'Hr ilii-lii, I,-,| . If M.iii nn hi hf nl iiI the M•il iial So* charged out, chased Ihe coeds 'I'parenll) at r.iiijhiiu i hi * , . 1.’ It xvan ri m ui i iM 'i i i L tl I l n ' Chamber of Commerce yesterday, Pint Marine Division could he "Dsar Mr. 8t*mp*r," he wrote, hack lo 1h# girls' dormitories, and , «Tird% NrJOIicv, w.isn iiiIiiiJ lilt* forM"* *urvivnr said Ihe few ..ol •I,'Coralmg the elllh liillisr, Ielnll a It was announced today by Forrest evacuated after the futile push "Your 'our congratulatory telegram milled around for two bourn. Sever •hers In I,ii- camp lumped Ii, de I'|ir si* greeun and inniulliug new 1 v ,;l"'nd i*|ipio«,mat,lv ............. piogrinii lo advance ills f* uv #:r*. i t o n i i x L ’ i n i / 4 ' i l w Breckinridge, manager of the to th* Yalu River and th# Chinese started my Watermelon Festival w a l , ' 1 m ( ,, p , i l i t i c ,| i n t e r e s t ! , al attempts to get Into the girls' h ii**' lui'.ls He -.aid a red-haired piping Inr ll,* imguliun synifin xxt’ il. . u n i lit iiii*r*' 9 ft*' flu- |*< came Inta the war, iiii| loeal chamber. day off to perfection. It was a tmerlcan inuniied a ii.uehilie gun In t h e n . - w c o n t r a c t , it is p i , , il iii.tii tu. a camlhlulf for the Tha United Nations forces sud­ thoughtful gesture on your part room* were uniuccessful MilIR III N lli lM ^ f t * t* f »fl • -1 ( V III tililfl Each alection year the Btate .ml dial hu pioleeled H i,inai'l.ine v i d e , | t h a t I h v i -u il ln v Is l o re i i i u i l l I i,-iuo,-rilie residential notnlnaThe co eds taunled Ihe men from I m M|t|ily Oil* XXUtl | In'*** I * u f l i t . 1 Chamber of Comment awards a denly found themsslvei with about and certainly ona that will help th# windows. A few pairs of panties gunner's hu.-k with I,is carbine ••pen l u l o c a l r i l l / , ‘ iis m i u i , . , . ,, to,,, tu urged bipartisan support «‘»J'fr°n|*d by 11,600,• »'i mix i I ir * i ' l l ) . plaque to the Chambar that hai build th* finest Intercommunity were loised out Ihe soldier said Ills caibine f e e aiiil m e m b v i s l n p l .u s is l . i l . c • a tin- lull tl '»••" uo' mhmi in aid l,,i, •a awfoi,I. pit'-nlvlit r th lut'd*. , ked hv President I rmn.it) the highest percentage of re­ 000 Cnlnase Major Turner said, relations. A group of ilisle students later ijiiiined and he was Ini The ird M r . W h e l e h i - I , t h e M a y f a i r I m and in It# Mat action hli battalion gistered votera who cast ballots "I have Just finished talking to soldier fired iiulil killed hy o b t a i n e d t h r 9U ) ,-ar T e a 's "* ' o t i " , II, ,w eat, w,- have bipartisan " v” "" was attacked by two regimen!* uf the Leesburg High School lland went to ilie sorority area a block haired •me d o l l a r in their area. ""'• L't'.i .................. . al nl ........... lor the, pinflrum " Uwor),-nr lia.-iv l ■uni th away and broke into one house a grenade Chlnei*. Casualties tuffered were Lee flniith, manager of the Bar­ T h e N e g m w a s w o u n d e d H r •.aid City. GUM which was r.ceixe.l ,i, , s|,;, k ,.ke,l. "when Averell llarrldirector, lie ..poke very highly of Five were arrested by city police till,,,tin t, toward tl,,- building ni ( i i . iii • iM-iuls all III!- linn* am! p r o l e tow Chamber of Commerce sent a 100 enlisted man to 700 Chinese. the Hanford Hand, mentioning Inside the house In- p r e t e n d e d tie w u s d e a d a s a After th* evacuation of Hung* tl,,- new ioiinst Itv.-rvatnn, Itudd ,i,i, it,,- laxp.tvers' money- Iravtelegram to the# loeal Chamber particularly their fin* conduct. 1 EI.KS L'ONVKN IION College officials said later four g u e r r i l l a t o o k o f f Ills s h o e s H e s l i d t h e r a i d e r s s lr tn - k s o o n last Friday challenging Sanford nsm, the third Division went back think that all had a good time of Ihe students found In the sururl -‘.r p e it : r 8 iiu r g . . u H. tug in ri. Mullon Park Ihe, e„-,i i-img nvur tin- Utiiled Stales Irving Into tha line on th* Han River A to try and beat tha Bartow par- below Seoul where they took turns and we are hoping that it will ty house would he expelled They a l t e r a c o n v o y o f 16 . l u m p I r u e k t Association will Imld *.»,«»i.», said 11. N Haver, city i„ tmihl hiinsetf u|> as a presiden­ left I h e g r a v e l pi t centaee of reglstar voters who ehaalnw »ha Chinea# and being be possible for them to b# with were not Identified its OM i-onvenUot, tit HI Augustine •derk, as built by tin- XV XV flaw tial candidate'" To tins wu "They knew we would he alone actually vote, lo t before Ihe second day nf us at future festivals. Again Ihe Lust Coast city was selected •m, C>»nut ruction The demonstration was broken ^ *»»•«*• Th* battalion let me say thank you for your up by Dr l.udd M. Spivey, the h.r two nr three lionm until the over Driamlo at the final session added f 31*1 fur a i.'tilgeruior amt dpi, it,- «n Hie ineuMire l>egan Sen. Mr. Ureckanrldg# stated, "We finally rtUed down near Hill 366. are happy to accept this chal­ north of V>e RtthparaJIel, where thoughtful gesture." of the 1962 tuerliiig here Mumlny •aogv. iuii,King tin- grand l„MI l„ • .irh.,tit i IL Kail t one of the college president, and other teach truck* came hark " II Ihe guerrillas sulfere.l any loader-, in tin- F.t.enhower-fnrlenge and believe our chances are t to o k ever 7.000 rounds of arAmbrose de I’ ault, Miami, was (fi.'.l'.H ers and officials Mi Crawford stated tl,at I,.- I’ re-ldeiit tiiovemenl. Mid he casualties, limy carried Ihetn hark awarded the f too Naliimal’ Elk ! good for not only bettering the illery fir# In tha first three hours NAVY b o a r d ttdo Ihe hills less Itiari an hour Foundation Schnlarsinp lie Pauli wixlw-d to tie,id. II,e many eor.tr, "iHtlil vote In vul liail a billion Bartow voting record but also in an effort to secure the hill Lt. Lawrence Enos of the Han­ senior al St Mary’s High biiior-, w-lu, had aid, ,I the Jay.-ee didlarn front the )ti,!*00,OiHi.iH)0 vot­ ollaok began 17, Is u settlor capturing the Stata Chamber's tCssitastt ua h o stii Eisenhower Taken in tlii'tr Intensive drive t„ make ed hv two Senate committees. ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Ihe fighting was heard at a School, —’ v plaque." was elected Chairman of th* Arm­ U N. hospital for prisoners nf Carlson etc Ztnl graf Circuit Judge Victor O. Wehle, •he const ruction of the building Connecticut VoteH V. 8. LAQN war A let-pload nf Anterleans und St. I’etershurg, was installed stale possible. DOPE PRDDLIR WASHINGTON (At—A Republican ed Forcrt Disciplinary Control Board for th* Central Florida Area South Korean |iollce, stimnioneil president. An ordinance was put on itu fir-,1 TAMPA W* — A blonde stripBy The Associated Preaa Friday, 23 May 1962, Lt. Enos liv onu of the two uninjured stir reading nulhorislng the Cily lo IN lovit* T i m e T a b le f leaser who pleaded guilty to poaes- B T U t ' & . U t on Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower to enter into an UKreement will, the ELI.I80N DIES HIT/. slon of marijuana Is to be sen­ Und Russia in building up lu air relieved Major Lovett. Air Pro­ day won all 22 voles Connecticut vivurs, arrivetl at Ihe burning vost Marshall of MasDIll Field, at I a.in DAYTONA REACH (AS - Hubert Florida Induntrial C'oinniission for "Bugles In The Afternoon" tenced Wednesday by Pedant will hav* In Ihe Republican Na­ camp Tampa. ‘I hey found hortlea scattered over Ellison, 17, who broke his neck tlie netting up of a program ex­ 1:00 - 2:4(1 4 M2 • d;lB - 8:04 tional Convention. Judge W. J. Bsrksr. a wide area. tending to City employee-. Federal while on a Junior class picnic at 0:60 Backara of lha general In the The woman, Rita Helen Sawyer, aid under tha Social Security act. Blue Springs near DcLand, died MOVIKLAND Jurats b*U In Iha Pentagon per 0 , first pleaded Innocent to the state convention at Hartford heat In a hospital hero Monday night. This would be retroactive to Jan. The Weather STAMP COLLECTION off a last-minute effort to elect narcotics charge but changed to n mllUd Um U. 8. to lot* the battle "Circle Of Danger" I, 1961 when tha act made this The accident happened as he uf aircraft producDon," Rop. Orots TAMPA (A) — A stamp collection two delegates favorable to the 7 : 40, feature 8:20, last com­ High Low Praclp. slipped off # dock into shallow service available to municipal and men smutted' with her had (R.-Ia.), ssld la a stalemi-al pra- of 90,000 varieties, one of the most prssjdejjtlid candidacy of Sen. Robplete show 9:48 water and strook his head on the government employees fur the or delivery. oeuvery. comprehensive In Ute country, sold Ashevilla 43 74 previously admitted guilt and pared for floor PRAIRIE LAKE for R2S.7SO at auction here Monday. 55 .01 bottom among oypress roots. He first time. 85 The shutout had .been generally Boston I "Har-m Girl" 7:30 - 10:30 was bom io Fort Monroe, Va., The Commission took under ad­ th oU Chicago • 75 48 predicted In advance. coming her# eight year* ago with visement a request from members 49 ,? „ , M The *u. Rad «Skina Rode" 76 im m developed Stolow bought tha collection from Connecticut'* Republican cos- Cleveland "When hi* mother, Mr*. Rum Rowiey, of th* police and fire department* M 0:30 only Lo* Angela* 70 48 > , n u u 0 : 3 0 ott>y ..' - '. • ■ .^ 1 t (Caatlsne4 Ua V u . IH) **___ * ........... ' New York ' .02 and his stejM*U)*r. TO 80 Vote In Seminole County Runs Slightly Under First Primary Henry Witte Is M ajor Turner Tells Rotarians Elected Governor O f Korean War Of Lions District Cily Approves Lease 01 Golf Club To Mayfair Federal Aid h Soiii’lit By Cily For Waterworks Senator Suggests Pantie Haulers he Ordered To Korea (tiu'irillas Kill Anicrit'an Soldiers In Sotilli Korea Sriiah* Heals OH' Vllcmpl To Slash •SS.’S X S ti u» t* r * * " *- s& 'ty ttK U U L 'U ta" ■I, r7. c- w navaa ay."* " ' *l.n , - 18 ,,,, i iu ■iiieiaa , u i««'nw»iRM*i 1 r \ , ’." far � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 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/8ccd05c475b15acef9e5bf5ede0ac9dc.pdf 3f09f39a280d44c203e6adf1fde3e01f PDF Text Text A • S?jS! ■ I " ." /////////; Potatoes c r o iit Weittrn Win#**] V///7JJ7, Dixie Darling Enrlchsd FAMILY LOAJ'l It’s Back In Cellupltanel Low Prices Everyday Specials Too Fla. Grown Pascal PrlCM Good Thru Saturday, May 24 Quantity Bights Basarvad 300 E . 3rd 419 E . l i t Low Prjces Sanford, Florida Specials t o o ! STEW Everyday - Tomatoes CRISCO FLOUR The Sara M ix Shortening Jewell Chioken Breasts or Thighs Dixiana Strawberries----------4 c,“ Dunean Hines Oraage Jaioe - - 7 cReal Gold Lemonade---------- 7 c~ Agon Fordhook Limas------------4 “ B A L L A R D ’S ” Plain or Self Rising Pounds n > \ Superbrand Sherbet or O ’S A Q E ” Brand Welch's Quick Frozen Concentrated Or. "A” Largs Shipped Cheese Food Lost Complexion 1% Size m Balh Size Vara Sharp! Chats* ‘n Bacon! DONALD DUCK' Armour's Star Pur* 4 lo 7 lb. Average! DONALD DUCK' Salad Dressing POUND pt. 21c "DONALD DUCK" Sandwich Spread pL 21c WILSON'S “COHN KING SLICED BACON Brand . W H ITIN G FILLET >b 29c DRESSED W H ITIN G * 19c FISH STEAKS ■> 59c M ilt Butter 12-ez. 25c Swanson'* Grade "A", Dressed & Drawn Quick Fro­ zen, 4 to 7 lb, Average, Small FR YER 1,10$ i 59c FR Y ER RACKS » 19c F R Y IR O ttX A R P S » 29c u .'i." C H O ic r SAT-UTB C y »B »p oroW i "DONALD DUCK" 7” Rib Roost Chuck to u t Piute Stow H aubuMNW• s t a BCH �m .VTV ! IF YOU DON'T THR W EATHER i K i t n jour Sanford Heiald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M., plea** rail YELLOW CAB MU I f r r a l A ijitl> cloudy anil continued >i ii in through Saturiluy with wldel> u-a’ Hrrd Hitmdersliowers in af­ ternoon* .uni eurly evenings. i A N IN D K I'K N D K N T D A IL Y N K W S I'A I'K H W o LU M B XXXX111 E stablished 1908 Air Clarified By Candidates ; Governor HAN FOB I). f T.OBIDA F B IO A Y Tampa Area U . b . H a s A l r e a d y L o s t Sen. K efa u v er cused Bv MALCOLM B. JOHNSON MIAMI un - The air la a lot c l a im In the Florida governorihlp Contest today after Dan McCarty #Poodd Bralley Odham met on a tele o g i____________________ vision .program and washed out a backlog of campaign charges that :am oating around arc have been floating for days. Each conceded he didn't know of any rackateer connections of the other. They sgreed they have no confi­ dence in the Warren administra­ tion. Both pledged they will oust sherUfa and other law enforcement of­ fic e rs who fall to do their lobs. v%olh declared their support for movas to revise the State Constitu­ tion. They ware at odds on fundamen­ tal Issues Involving naw tests and tho road construction program. McCarty repeated hla pledge lo use every weapon a governor has to avoid any nqjv Uses, except for an Increase on the tax take from do| track operators. Odham said ho hopes nonew f a x e s will he necessary, hut lie ^ruuldn't like to make un Iron clad promise that ho might not be able to keep In caie vital state functions amt operations of the schools require more money They argued about that Odham'a proposal to submit lo popular election u plan for bor­ rowing 337 million dollars out of future gasoline tax revenue to build J,330 miles of 4-lane highways drew McCarty's fire. Odham defended •It, and implied McCarty had prom­ i s e d mare roads than he could build under his pay-as-you-go plan. After their television aptwaruncc both flew to Jacksonville lo cam­ paign separately today. McCarty will lead a motorcade south from Daytona Beach to Fort Lauderdale through hla vote stronghold Satur tuhlay day. Odham will spend Sim of th f iseven in Folk C o u ly, n t - one --------* counties where he led In the first alias when mary. primary. '.-; v _ f ^ Ol Is A c ­ M a y in g ’ K’ i n i : A round R osy’ W ill. F E P C Issu e Its Air l \m p .\ e — Sen. Kichurd It. Ito-.M'll said loil.iv if he gels ?U | of do- 21 Hill Ilia ilch-gale* lo the National liemmiatle t'onveiilion I It "will lo- u very fine victory." I ItosM-ll and Sen. Estes Kelauver arc seeking delegate* lu Ihe Mat ;•■' voting. Bussell ha* pickid Id* own slate ol candidate* ami Ikes an- raiiii-d oil the I. aI Ial a- "llnvst'll candidates" Superiority Speaker Makes Flea Fur Passage Of Big Foreign Aid Bill; Vote Fxpected Soon Truman And Kid^way Visit INhiiI \\ y s llIN ta O N »*- Pre*ldent I loioao signed today two hill* on leasing pension* to dUahlfd .d e l..o s I'hr* j i v r « p r r l f d oltim.ilclv to cost tin- govcnimcnt none tli.in inn inillioii dollar* a veui Mi I'l it in .•ii said lie ap­ proved llo- measuies with great id i.c la n c e " ■'A I AM PA ' r Sen diehard II llii- •II i ..lopaigncd in tin- I ainp.'i air.i lialat lot delegate Mllipolt iii Elm i.la's eimid pnrn.iry Tuesday Ho 11corgi j seualor opened his lod c a m i iii-n Estes Kefauver of 'Icniii- it- Ini llo* -tale's ill dele fal. l.i the licomcr.llic Nulmnal Coi.ti-nliiio with a lid o) speech iii J.o l -nit dti I Inn-day night in aid Il,i- Icnm-ssee senator iti ii-.no' "im g atniiud the rosy’ in oi lo* campaign for ilu­ lu •- nli iituil Iiniiiiii.atlim and a-ked "IMitih ode nl IIn- li-uce is he on " \\ V.- IIINii IllN i.l'i Speaker lov horn told the lion- •• today "We have to*• nil snpcriority ' to lio - i. and "the maiglli of our .I..OHC upeiioi.ty ■- daily illsapprlti Olg " It aid tint d ogged American war production line*, n-*n!lcd from "cilioinal negligence w It t e l l I,.odd to- loveslignted. t!a\I.nr n left the -pcakcr's diair i i di Iivi-r one of III* rare speech** io npporf "( n fii,8h:i,too ,000 for. i|oi oi.l prngiiioi foe next year, win, I. Hi,- llmi: c im c'liuodering, llo. I n o lit tacked oppii'Ot Ion de­ nt not 11•i fnri-igii aid cot** up to .io I. *Itton d'lllin and oppiisrtl U I oili ,n appliirich to Ho* loll Till* , lio ill luisi'd Ihe i|lli'slloo after li llinr .dii,nl Kef.lover's appeal Sin ■ la I weekend licfnlr Ilo­ ilo ' ling. "I \nn-rli-ans for Delon c rate Aciinii i \I»A » in Wa-diing Ion • in-• \I >V i-odorsciueot lor In i iiidid o t Photo by Fred Klr*chner, tin- Raymond Hi mho Imtullution of tin- new officer* of the Hanford li nrileri Club look place on Muy ir> in tin- ph'iiMiiit gar­ den of Mr*. Churl--* E. limn 1711* Honford Avenue. I.efl lo right, the new officer* are. Mu. .1 E j'l-rwilleger, vice.nrekidrnl; Mr*. Chnrli* \V. Ilumll, pr onUn-tit, and Mr*. Zeb Bailiff, lrea*un-i Not *howu ure Mr*. II. C. Oiikei, reeotding secretary uml Mr*. Juine* B. (Jut, eorre*punding secretary Mir IInml I succeeded Mr*. L. K. Spencer; Mr*, ferwilleger nuccrt-ded Mr*. Bernard Wilke mid Mr* (im. Mr* It. . tit op|Hioi'iil deiuauded all •veil Iiiuii lilaial pl.illoi in lor Ihe Hem It. t'ruinlvy. About 100 meiuher* of the cluh were |i scot. Busy Round Of Events Climaxes “ Scientist X " School Season At Seminole High Is Indicted For Lying Under Oath Soviet Charges Weinberg Accused Of Aid To Iran Is Lying About Being In Communist Party Treaty Violation Students' of Seminole High School lid* week have been liavline u In*■*v round of aelivltie* climaxing the Hclioid season. This umrnlng they enjoyed a cumedy "Our Heart* Were Young and day’* which was written by ('nriivlia oils Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. . -*r-.f.Jean Wilson,. playipg t|i* pert I ■btsdffU. S: Insists 1921 • jt e r ~ S « b 8 S r :* S Pact Outdated By two candidates, pinned down, to il" or "no1 anawera, a Charter Of U. N. Under n't actually know of a a world links the other has. tty THOMAS P. WHITNEY McCarty said his Duval County MOSCOW — The Soviet Union Campaign Committee may have charged formally today that Iran's been “ a little strong" In its pam­ ari'iqdniu'C of Amerlruo military phlet declaration Inst "wo fear aid violates the 1031 Soviet Iranian Odhar has allowed himself to he Treaty admitting Hussion troops to caught lit the net of the'biggest Iran if that country's soil is used gambling symlicato In the world." by foreign military forces hostile • Odham has threatened to sue to the Soviets w tbe McCarty supporters for the Kremlin itu. .. made It* protest In statement, uml he told. McCarty a The rude delivered by ...................... “ Foreign >ll - Min "If you were Just half a man you would denounce II." McCgrty re­ ister Andrei Y. VUhltuky Thurs plied Odham had started It by dis­ day to the Iranian ambassador tributing a pamphlet declaring here. It accused Iran, a Hussion "McCarty tieups with racked neighbor on the south, of "eo opera ting with the U. K. government In proved." The subject was brought up at the Implementation of the lattrr's Mitsal of the one-hour tale vision aggressive plans against the Soviel m when a questioner asked McCarty to explain how ha llnkadObservers hare consider II likely •Odham to Mickey McBride, re- that, because of the Russian pro w put*d bookie wira servlca operator last, Iran will reconsider her ac through Bob Vann, originator of ceptance of the U. S aid and. if shs does not, the Soviets will follow Odham’a talkathon Idas. McCarty repllad "I've made nn up with another strung protest. The American aid to Iran was attempt lo link Mr. Odham with Mickev McBride." However, he cut off last January when Iran read from the Kefauver Commit refused to sign an agreement tea report McBride’s testimony ((pledging In help Increase "the de that he ownad Miami radio station fensive strength of the free world." ___IE w *lr_ and had laft II up to the The pledge Is required of those station manager whether to broad­ citing such aid under the U. S stall cast a Miami Crime Commission lutual Security Act. east ■ram. American military aid tu It an ^ T /c C a r t y said Venn was WMIE was ordered resumed a tnonlh ago manager and vice president at the after an exchange of notea between ttma, then he read from a Federal (be U. 8. and Iranian governments Communications Commission hear­ which the State Department said ing racored Venn's teitlnqny that met the requirements set by Con­ he wouldn't broadcast the Crime. gress. Commission .program because he considered It "definitely upamerl In Washington a U. S. official ic«aifa«*e oa Pa«i r# »n said the Russian protest evidently was designed In Intimidate the uan government, lovtrnmc Iranian lie aeld the Sanford Negress Is ran fovcmmvi ivemment had been un Tehran • Killed In Accident der htxvy Soviet pressure before and U not expect*ed to give In this A Sanford Negress, Eva Mae Umt Taylor, waa killed by electrocution Ruaaign troops entered Northern Ti Wednesday afternoon in a freak Dan under the 1M1 treaty In 1M1, adridant at Lake Oam in Lake at the lame time Britlih troops Omhty whan tha machine on occupied Southern Iran IB counter which ah* waa riding, a harvester, a Nail Uuraat. Tha Russiani finally cam# In contact with .a high ten- withdrew In 1946 after a strong Rations' CIR>D>1<in 10 tfav United « E •toss.'1*, Nu .197 As.socialod I'n-s.-, l.cnscd Wilt* R e s e ll ra k e s Rayburn 1 ells House Cam paign T o - . ^ _ kJ , f New Garden Club Officers Odham And McCarty 'Both Concede The Other Not Connect­ ed With Racketeers t M A Y , 2 3." 1952 of Ml** HkltftffTaialfilleii Iirig- t . iy ypttqsia the ha**-hall park, h* poinleil cut, “The committee demanded that ami plan* nre now underway to Weinberg lie Indicted for perpitv correct this condition during hot and hi* cate long hr> been before weather by providing aummer uni­ u grand Jury here forms. Weinberg appeared before HuThese will Include oversea* cap*, grand Jury and refused to answer and orange colored eaucho tvn** certain questions. This led lo eon shirt*. Student* would provide tempt of court proceedings, bid their own white dock irmixer*. The he was acquitted on his plea lucost of these out fit a will fie about had a constitutional rigid tu refuse answers that might be lucriinlna ffiot) ha estimated. w as r »wi s ^ F E A C T C TREAT? BONN, Oariuny URf~ U. _. Agreement Reached Secretary of Stata Doan Acheaon Ort W . U* Strike arrived here today to a ln the West German peac# contract. He also WASHWOTON UR - Union and will confer with th# British and company arilclala agreed today on French foreign sacrei •rma let ending the Western Un- West German Chsnc Adenauer. Just before an# from Waal •at down a liamtni tor signed to ha B Said JUSI RC1URNKD TO WASIIIMCTPM loi Ihr In I 1 . tVi.Mlu w 11 1(iii 1 ys.«y ilt fi) uml l'i«*Mi!i‘itl M f iiiiii b uk li'itvfui* W«. I I*•*11 •I l»» h»llj» lb* * At Util ley t'l'ltlil ialu 11M iMilll ItlllilY i'l y. 1*1' «• t Hpittil ii»r icmft'iciii i’x pnur ti» i« Ucy iii|{ ( i» ii h el la .al of t lie Not 111 Atluillic i'll illy i>l •>•" U lien In- was campaigning in Honda Im Ihe preferential pi I Ilian he uppeared oil a TV show o-iili me in M' inii the day before tin- primary lie said then he was m'lM'isl to a niinpidsory F K P f Yi i in Wui.liingtuil, Im appear* lu-lnre ADA meiuhers-the front rtliniers for EKPC—ami seeks In Wen their support. ** .Joseph WASHINGTON tit Joseph W . m v npMpinflUuul MriMRsQteJS' thnl n cnmiHilfiiry r l c I V ' Wei . . i mllhrni, w i). a « •vn.ui.i, SCli-llmt who will! net helped develop the ulnmlr iKimb. w;i* in H Kiiir rmplovinrut I'rn llrrii i *0111 S C II cl t O I* dieted today mi charge* tie lied nilsoniii win. om-unstitiitloiial and regiiueul ihe American pen . when he denied under oalli In ■ would I * .to 11nor it in* l-iiue 'll.irrl cnnuressioiml cominltlec lluil lie had been n member of the ( ’inn iiiunist Parly It* EIMVIN It. H.WKINsON ger* the part of Mias Kimbrough, ghtOr with their scene In the eubln on a shin. The performance for the general publie will start at H: 1ft o'clock to­ night at the m-hool auditorium. It Weinberg l* the iiiuii wlm tv.* I* directed by Mr*. Iloyd Coh-mun, assisted In Mr*. Malcolm Mi.r- long described only .a* "Seienie i N••111 and Elwyti Kdwsrdn a* ml X" by the House (hiumeririin Ac tlvles Cummiltee during all oi vlrors. Tomuriuw night at 8:00 o'clock vestigallou of atomic spying Today’* perjury indictment, il­ •lie Seminole High School Blind, dlrrcltni by Ernest Cowley, will lumed by a federal grand pu v present u concert at the sc hoc I here, is based on texlimuny Wem iHtrg gave to Ihe House cnmuutt*, auditorium. Weinberg figured proiulueully in The linntl, said Mr. Cowley his the committee'* investigation id morning, ha* made 7.1 piilillc up- spying at tin- wartime IlniversiH pea ranees since Kept. ‘J| wh-n of California lladiulinn Laboratory It played nl the football game In at Berkeley Orlando. In the rally stages of its in It lias mulched in Six parade* vestigation, the cummiltee refer this season, he added, iM-ludinu red to Weinberg merely a* "Helen Christinas parades here, In Or­ list X ," but later Identified him lando and DrLand, Tangerine now) and called him as a witness. Parade, Orlando; Armed Forcet The perjury Indictment containDay parade here and I.ee*huig three count* I'unvlclum would Watermelon Festival Wednesday. make him liable lu 10 yeart. Un At Leesburg, the band memh"** prlsonmrnt <m eaeli count. suffered some discomfort from lie The indictment win based on heat in their woolen orange coats, Weinberg's uppearanee before Bo especially In the noon concert at , committee May 25. tutu Trials are under way for se­ lection of aix inajorattsa for Hu* hand for next araaon. Jeanette Ifatllffr I* head majoretta. At the concert dene Wilkinson will play a cornet aolo, "Debu­ tante" and Mlsa Jean Lane Miller will be featured In a clarinet aolo. "Autumn Caprlra", Bdth Meelved superior ralinga In the Qflando district hand contest. A featured number hy the hand will ha "Blua Tango" by Leroy Anderson, a number on* hit on the Hit Parade. Another rutstahd Ing number tu be played will he “ Stratoswlng", On Tuesday office, worker* of the school enjoyed an outlnir at C,n,P w,th Miss Sadie WASHINGTON un - The Stata Williams as sponsor. Yottsri'ny boat Departmeat asserted today that Ik. U k , . „ • ' * Oil itn I'.n It m BM2 than il had ill I'HH l( ii i II -.aid I In III - w iII-.ttmg ol AHA piilnic-. h* niil.nin haekliig is ill line wdh un I mFtg itiiii■nl llo- rn-v tactic* my pi hitlent li.i- licen following." In- tin„ ■n«. •u was flri-il u* a Uni Wtelnberg verslly of Nltiimesida professor aft er his grand Jury appearance U. S. District Judge James H uKllMuf.l III. r>xr I nur| Mm. R. G. Methvin D i i H From I I I iiu h h Mrs. B. U. Methvin, f.H, died at her home on 1015 West First Street, St 2:30 a.in. this morning following a short lllnens. She wan born June 0, 18V3 in Atlunt, Ub., and waa a membtr of the Cantrnl Baptist Church lit Sanford. She was alio a member of the Order c f the Eastern Star and Jacaranda Circle of the Garden Club. 8urvlvor* include tho husband, and four daughter, Mr*. 8hannon Winn, Mlsa Elisabeth Methvin, Miss Emma Jean Methvin, Mlaa Tommy* Methvin, all uf Hanford; th re e grandchildren, Burke, Toyna. and Jo Ann Winn of Hanfordi five alstera. Mrv, J. J. Overstreet, Palmetto, Pla., Mrs. Guy Stroupe, Sebrltig, Fla., Mrs. Charlie Low*, St. Cloud, PI..., Mr*. Youell Johnson, KDaltnraae, Fla., Mrs. Bill lfcuahae, Kissimmee, and two brothers, II slay Duka, Kissimmee, and Bill Duke of 8t. Cloud. Funeral services will be held at SiOO p.m. Sunday at the Cen­ tral Baptist Church with the Bey. 8. L. Whatley officiating and Ray, W. P. Brook* Jr., as­ sisting. Gravegld# services will be con aka View Cemetary by Lake of tha Eastern Star. I. l . l Ohtl i A, l i . II I M its * sMllll.il v \• ill I t I til II I m lit*' r M I » l lM' lllltiVM I |i til« r UtJllOlltlf J Report Is Studied Pantie Raid At Into “ Fiasco” At Florida State Koje Prison Camp Failed By Men Threatens Fool ball Si.us Ami Fi atci ni;y Men I )<• Demotion Ol Offi­ I ei id (.Jills’ IJot ms cers R e s p o n s i b l e A cciden ts C ause Injury T o riv e . D am age T o 5 Cars A l li'i.lmg fln-h uf lii-lit iiiiiiiu*.*il 11-•.-•• ,'irl" in ii »■*.• .hiving i.t ,ni Biuiln 17 O'! lu In .- cun i •"I uf III,- |.lit iilllulil I.- U-* it *i-.,l.,d " f the hli’ hwnv uml r.-lui licit I" ild un tlic wet iiiivcui.nl iiinl - verturn mi Hu- I,ukc Munriii* re •ill I.ntk In-ini hint in,-hi it win* ported tn-tiiv hv Hint.- Highway i ilrnlinnii Pnhcr' llarri-uu I'la*rti-i'i Mu-- Bnligmi. 17 y.-ai I daiiglil.’r uf Mi iiinl Mi*. Jack 1 H*'t»ii, ‘.fH'l Idly fmirt, wn* l iving at H i e time. She wax a r iiiiiaided tiV Margie IliHex and • ithy lie l.-v liulli iif I Irlmidu. they w i n - I n r n i i i . e I n l i n e f r u i n - iliiniintr «• 8-30 pm la-t night .-neii (Si•• ni-cldclit m-i'iiircl Mr. Batii'nu tunk the .'Irl* tu H Orville Bark* fur niimn treat i lit. Mi** Itiilignii nuffnred a 1 .'hi brili-e tvidle I lie *.llier girl* A. re ill*I l iiakcti up. Vrrnrililtg lu Pntrnlnimi Harrl ii llu- car i-.lt uff the pavement un the ilghthand "id.- and came I..,-ii ull til*’ pavement tu spin in ndiid befnr" lulling dmvu ihi­ ll ii tide of the mad and ciiinlng i *tup nil the embankment. It wit- a miracle the car didn't .. 11 |nl i» the l.nke fur a Inn.*il half . i it wt* hanging nv*-r Hie ein luikmenl," I'ntiulmau Harrison i. i vrved. Homage-* tu the cal weie tfull ii. ited nt lOtM). I.ater last night fuitr person* were Injured, iwu car* completely ■I'liiiagt'd and another received r.-no darnngen ill a head un cn| h .nil II mile" "until of Hanford nn Bout.* 17 U2. Attorney Waldo Ituritillgtrili rivmplon, 11, 181(1 Atlamn .Street, Maitland, plowed Into an Orlando Air Force Bane Htililit'r with hi* ItiId Mercury while driving smith. vrnoltl Hubert Kloo, 2'J-year-old xnliliar, was driving north with tno girls, Lillian Qulett, 18, Slid Wmida Wilcox, 18. Moment* later a 1047 Plynioutli driven by MaJ. Iiinl (truce Lae, HO. 1710 Virginia Avenue, Orlando, hit the rear end of Hie Plymptun's car. After a preliminary investiga­ tion Patrolman Harrison arrested Plymptnn for driving while In­ toxicated and for not having a driver’s license, it appeared plymoton waa driving on the WASlIINtiluN |- l ull > in-** fads dcvelup ulimil llu- un i.li nt .it Hie Knjc I .IninI camp Im lu ,1 |iiiMinci . nl uni '..-ii B i o l I ; N H I -.ant today xuiiu t *. IllflClIS . Ill IIIllt III' ill'll.III. >1 An iilli*aal iepi.it uii llu i.ipliin and ri-lcai.i- ul Brig, l.i-u l i.iuci T 11,kI.I. lotinci iiiiii111.iinl*-* un Kuje Ihlaml. I* in llu- liaiiil*. ul Puidugiiu leader*, now I lie icpnil is fiinn Hie Tokyo headqii.irli-i uf (ieu Mark t'luik. new I ii l i t military Inis-.. Ken llyril i H Va i a .ii-lini! cliairmaii. caltetl a special ......... of Hie Senate Armed Sei u* I'oiumitlee tu vxaiimie the n-pmi nl 2 li ill EBT. He leriued llu Knje Widenls "a fiaicu " Byrd said Hie capture uf < llndil liy (lie Bed I'tllVs In- u.t stlti|luxed lu lie holding, and Dodd release under an agreenn-nt with tin- POWs liy Brig (ieu tliail*1-' ( tilsun "are matters uf lieim-n dims iiuiHirlaui'e " Bridge-., ranking IJOI* luiniint leeinan. told a ii-pinli-i "If tile filial facl cuiilum llupri-llinili.il y leportr. I llnnk In slimild lie taken limn Imlli lu*g adier gem-rid', and pet Imp . .-.uimolliers " Bridges and other sen dm-i, m eluding t'liairmaii llu di *1) (in l, have absolved (ien Matthew II Itidgwuy, farmer I'm Kasfem riiiuiiiaiider from lespnu- ihdily Tiiey heard Itidgwny, in -.ei i *-t lestimuny. -ay hi* ordei* for le lease ol lien Dmld had not lieeu followetl ami Hull Itidgwny hail not learned lull fact-, when lie left Japan Bldgivay It. replacing (Ien Owigld I) Kisenlimver .*. Allu-.l cantmaniicr in Kurt>i*o Secretary of the Army Pace and (Ien. .1 l.nwlog. Collins, . . lop Army offiter, dciimnitratiid their run rent over Knja and reimltlng mill run grekslmiul irritation by making an unaiinounred miaiiniiiinred trip Iii Hie the Seale to lluirMlay to iinfer with Clinton. Part* and ('ulllns were to return today witli the detailed re|Mirt KOJK ISLAND, Korea i.r» -B rig . (Jolt. Ilaydnn I,. Ilualm-r.today p a ­ pa red l» split (he Cimiimmlxt prl*tmer of wur population of ltd* riot lorn United Nation* prison camp M nNllimr.l On I’ nsr t h o r l RIiiko Service Set At 10:00 A. M. Saturday Kuberul service* will lie held ut wrong side of the highway, Pa 10:00 a.iii. iu DcFuntnk Spring* tomorrow for Mrs. Iva Thompson trolman Harrison stated. He immudiataly contacted the Rlngo, mother of Mrs. M. E. Baker Sheriff's office and Deputy Sher­ who died Thursday at the home of iff* W. II. Hood and Oscar Brown another daughter, Mra. Wallace came to tha scan* to take over Pika near Ml.' Dora. Burial will tako place in the the case. Kloo suffered an arm Injury OtFnnlnk Sprinaa cemetery with while Miaa Qulatt rtcaelvaa a Tagt'a. Funeral Homo in charge of sever# cut undar bar right aye arrangamanti. Mrs. Rlngo is sur­ Gva daughtara; uno one sou ny ii tv uuKuiBrii nvii and Mis Wilcox hurt bar back and vivedi by 13 grandchildren, including had asveral minor cut*. Plymp- and 1 rt and ElUston Dakar of Santon was cut about tha head, but Robert ,ford. MaJ, L#a was not Injui ' •■ ydMi ■ v* < 4 -i- IA MPA I* \ s.ii’tclv Im the I'levriilinii ul I'.mi* I'ii n t aimin ' ( "Hi "inn. i SITXI i li e. Iii cu (numli-il il Hu I iii.ii-.il* ul l.impa hi I .lupus Niwspipii iililiu Hill Ni-wcll Iiiiii Plolcili.i cl llu r.mlic*. New, II that's In-, talc ,iv llu p.ilil* ll!< liinit l.ul lu \iiicil* nil *olh i i'H is "mill ai'.eoiis a ul i litlili-.fi'* and Ills ulii.iiin.itluli will *1isti ini mil- sm Ii I..lavs It was at t1 ul I in t'•C* Hie Si.ih-lv lot I'leveiilioii ul l.ulil lisli I at,-i •< tva-. Im incil Mi hi In i s i ntii iilcil llu- |u u In i Ii* i .iiiiii- I'lililird saiilliic. I U I Ml V.VvI.I. Ileiupt* 'I paulie I .ml .i Male Ifmv.-IMly wi I Imr- day nighl liv luulli II mil li iteimlv mi n wIm \u il I Im ula lilui-ked I'laviis Im mvd a gu ll il lim- ill II util ul go I .1.11 mi Oil V '.cu ■ il Imndred men hull ul iilli. tel liclure leimic Mm pill ri­ ll,ill i i ii i . i . peeped uni ..I Ihe window I here w a a pui.il t*d "I milhii alumni and •t,*,»i I, I, - lull nu one n Iii.illy i-idcn d tin girl •in.ii h i I lie i ,i nl appealed lu lie lulled with Hn whole all.in line: in Imr Ihe ri in* d ul buys had de .pet .ed mil veiy lev* head' wen- -licking mil ul \v(iiiliiw.-v by iiiuhdglil when Ihe all iii began lu hr/lc mil .Mike Selleis. - t.il lilllli.uk oil the I ' l lnidh:ill learn and luilder , ,,| llu "imml vain ilde player" awai.l lu( I'l'd, climbed tu in ill) plow e.l pi ilfui in and limili'd " I In i I'SO Why Iiin1111 .*i" do wli.'lt Hi** li'll nl Ihi'in tfu I he11 were i'l lei, uf " Ml i buy' and "I ' I c u Inline' " And die iiuwd hei:m in bn-ak up I a nilv memlii'i d ii ip ................ .................. ml I .11 .li i * pealed Im hiiIiT |„,ine were r.landmg liv n Vei ihe enimlry Tlnu dav iiichl p.miie ...mile pdleriiiq pillerilUl esnediliui expetlilluie. hv enl *-*......... p.,.,.■ *t,m............. ra id1 oil undei lineals nl ilia in .ii'tiun l*y ■•elmul udiiiiii e Ir.-Iini and pollrti There were seallered i aids tut eoeds' living qtiitlien. hut far leas 41 on 11 itiir«l llu I'niif Tin rr I Memorial Services IManlied Ry R.Of. L.F. Memorial service* In reinetn lirance of ilect'nsed nionilier* " f Hu Ilinthi'rlincJ of l.ocoimitlve Englneern, r>ivioi<in No. 7tW, will be held Huinlay afternoon at »l;0rt o’cloclt at tliu . First Methodist Church, with Knt ly le llousliolder dellveririg Hie memorial uddress. Eulogies will ho dvlivercil for tha late J. E. Courier, who died May 10. IDB1 hy E. C. Williams; for L. M. Tyre who died Jan. 4, by D. E. Brubaker and for W. S. Parker hy M. Minarik. Mr. Parker died on Jan. 31. W. ii. Moyo will make thy roll call. Invocation and benediction will be by Judge Housholder. There will be music and eongs hy the. Shannon brothers. e* *s*1 *'• ' /•>* i.nt .'l.vlnoi y» -ii io Soviet tin io. t.i- -aid oi to-* picpaiei I** ••I* t-,**iv Inin- **»- 11 one*- it**' de- 1t ttiti.in isI s all If f lam n| mil nil**"*, t.y *o ltl« ll Wt' Iftllll't* Mill "ccurlty," Ikl.tMil ^m.l If lltf ,n iff m( frit -.Inin *" vrtM* •»"• « 111*f ami iiimI.t ''**"*. I'm for i 11 \t imimIIn i point I.,- -mid the i it *• t.i ll ifilmii linh idvvt.y* been urli, "lull tin* prii'e " f ili-feat is tih ainl aluvery.” iliv tipenker, inenlmned s* a Hemiicratitpi c-idcntiai * uinlidalc, raid; I'd inther sen i i f ^ f f l t y g*1 down ui dcf. il an | ni cer .irl «• If it l.ulil.I Hllcpipt I.i dcc.'ivr the P*e it.i.' ......in in poiplc I., hid,bug nut to Hiiu, t u > pi ii inisi n nl' a r.-ilncl loll il llu a iiiii •l.-ii luru-il npun tho I d • pi umii.cn lhat t In:, guvernnii ul Inc. dune, ainl i diiiug, all Mil' .1 . an llu III .Tunic (In' se­ ll '* ', "I Ilie lint lull ” M' all** lull' III*' ll.lll c fl'Il'Cled lu ih'liy in till ii * and ccun' ni • . 1 lu .p ill, uni lu ■ul deep■ i mil. . *'*11111111 li- lu'lp lot Xustria. V'li'Ti.liueid III lilt III* c Ihmg.S mu* i • I • In a l l ' l l h> I . i p Iii a v i vidcs u* llu Him i d i m e Im a final vote laic Ind.iv un IIn- odliilllislratltin's iln-.idv halli-it'd tMmu.ooo (NMJ fureign aid lull Hep I. i US', ill Intv a I proposed Hint III*' 2* il 1111lull -s set aside for ipaiu In knocked mil ul Ihe hill. II" el.limed Spam was mil ■ friendI* i■■t iiui \ .landing vote uf 107 in 'i ih le.ili-il the amendment. In leal ul llu- l**u aim iulincntx cm inn .ii,* *1 .idmimslraliuii lurce* who w.ac muled Ihursilay in a lullei III hum ■1-f.Miiu that -.uw a cut nl p ;i ‘i iixi non made iii prnimieil i c,.millin' ml lor Western Km up.llo ii - vv.ii a chance that Ihe ( .n l ' u i'p u n l cm in;idt* rimrsdav ii Id In- n.i 111fni I by a lull call mil lu.la v aillimigh Hepill.lican* pn du ti d il uilillil lick 11,, i ll.lie me.nivvlllle began lieb a l e m i ii- i i •m pi 11 ii i n lureigniiaid le i l.iliilll iinTI weie nu imiiea. . ............ Its ruinpunion foreign aid liaa laiiiiii Tfirrr were mi Imlicaiinn ui -it* ill actum mi Hie meaiiii- in Hi" Hemic WAMHNti I ON li I he Senate lud.n ii.i-'.i-d a new IM billion ■tul Ia i federal housing lull I In- vulVe Vole af lluil, xendlllg Hie nieatiiiro lu Hie House, was taken i few inimitefi after Hie ses- -Inn began .Mu i uf ihe insuraure and loan binds would lie earmarked (or liniiHiug in defense areas ami Ihe measure i-. lepurled In have wide -.import Many limlilcrr have urged Coagresj. iu espaml federal mortgage (‘iui«|V. in itelii them sell homes 1llial now laek private fmuiu-ing. illi Is ahull a hifIhe huiming till |1(l|1 Augurs Ihan requested by j |.r,. ,,denl I rumau I It vvmihl add HOC intllinu dollars In authority of the Federal Nation- It Iii.ilnux.l On 1'i.aa Vmitl Movie I’iiiie Table h i t /. “ Deadline U S A " 1:10 3:10 - 0:23 - 7:27 • 0:31 Sat. • "The Men From The Black Hills" I II - 4:33 - 7:2*1 • 10:31 "On Dnngerous Ground" 2:12 - 3:33 - 8:21 Sunday • "The Marrying Kind" 1:31 - 3:33 • 3:32 - 7:31 - 0:30 MOVIELAND •“ Hawlilde"-7:3B, feature 8:08, last complete show 0:34 Hst. - “ la w of the Badlands" “ Experiment Alcatrat" Sunday - "That's My Boy" IRA | LAKE PRAIRIE lovelt ansT1 Cartoons, Novelties and "Lltti# Rascals" comedy; "Olympic Elk" and “ Tambo" Complete shows 7:30 and 10:30 a �A • i g *^rO__r ROHBM^D AFfiie" Churches a n , , wrnricrx and In u h Iho Reading Room. WHAT WILL IT B E TODAY Kt By ffv Py Subject nf the l.e«ann-Srrmoii to he read In Chrlntlan Sr|«-we ehurche* neat Sunday Ik "SOtll, AND BODY.” The Joy and m Iv.i tlon re«idMn<» from r<’|lnnnl«hlnf' R"-. a material view of body and Soul K .'' for the spiritual concept la atma- ------- - i J - ®««» h«#o tcer. He can supply your grocery needs. But* before you think about the things you need. x there is a church. That church can supply your ipIrituMl I, but intangible requirements of the human soul, which art >a person's well-being as the items on the “ grocery list.** W f‘ «*• f t ] ’ '' Cne nf the Pialm* (IM.-I) v " provided Ihr Golden Teal: "nie«« g;: the Lord. n mv •mil end ell 6* that l« within me, Ideen hie holy [ f name" Belrctlnnn from tile Itihle In. Y;. elude *h|« vera* from l«elnh MB: ; 83)1 "Limb unto me, and lie ve £. aaved, all Mi* end, nf the earth; i foe f am God, and there Ik none afar." r.‘: Correlative rltatl»n« from “ Sd ence ami Health with Key tn the v.- Scripture**’ by Marv Baker Kddy , Include: “ If we |on'» In the body for pleaaure, we find pain: for ; '.J.Ife. we find death: fnr Truth. ; wa flmt error: for Hrlrlt, we find I J' Its oppoalle, matter. Now reveree | 3 , thta ■*•*«*" 1—•- -MR * .+• • unday! But right now take stock of your life! Think about - Nnt many of us have all we need JJftu d A / lJ/ U / L ti|. IP * ^ A1gIf ft '• , • f% . TW invivropSM Rav. II. I.yttleton 'Zimmerman, R. !>.. Rartnr fv*. Hunday after A*c»nd|on Day ,v 1 1:00 a.m. Holy Communion. KLk 9:IW am, Family Service and Churrh Rchonl. n V’ ttiOO a.m. Morning Prayer and 1. .Barrnon. jv-. •- Service* during th* week Moaday through Thunder and Saturday — Holy Communion — ) 7:30 a.m. "■ ', , TncKdav — Rector* Study Clan — H:00 p.tn. Friday — Holy Communion — •«*> « "'• _____ TIIH CHURCH OP OOD fet:--' ’ U n Mm Avanno i>- ’ , Rav. Joe C. Crrwa, MlnUter •v '; Sunday School borina at «i45 Cg Alin. CU’aea for all apt. Good ' Spirit filled teachen. I '/ y *•Morning Worahlp 11:00 a.m. ‘ * EvuRJiellcIlc ' Bervke‘ 7i4B p.tn. • Menage and altar call (Ivan hy > Hia Paatoy. ' Prayer Meeting and Bible Study >Me}t Tueidar evening at 7i4B p.m. iroed Mbit trtwdy with ue. *VW.MiR. Sendee Tbttreday eve* Vmm 7:41 p.m. An Intareellny Mler atoMryJirogram conducted by the Crewa, Mid Service »-m. A proPfople. conMra, Evelyn Count* ' MIUImM U ■ rw l ** - jt., eoiuuiAK concern Mra '«jbc i & ''k ? . .v »-w f rUHNITURR ; oilWt-WBLUm e. VMiTir nVNTO TUX1DO woaiBA CTATkMint BAm m o bo at w oaas "•oocm tioui �_______________ , ■ . * 1 1 * -r ‘ ik.. v* * ' .t K*As,.F. •«4a-M i .' yc.v *■ ^1, <|t u v . *> *' . . •*i . • ' p ^ --4* ■, * • . ,. K * tr *i ^ ' *, £f\ . . . / f n ,:m .w TJT■•vV' l. * • vr -/-V - ). • Sen. Russell f (Coallnued Krow, race O H ) pie, yet he also has announced he would accept It In the Democratic platform." Huiacll has said he will not com* promise on the KKrc Issue and n event auch a plank Is Included In the 1852 parly platform and he l* the presidential nominee, he will repudiate the plan!; tic has nas lust jug »<, *, firmly nrinly said, said. lou, too. lie that he will not......... bolt the party U the plank la tbcludec. .The Oaorilaa’a schedule-nr to day included a breakfast aThan Northwest Kbeneter Church will have home earning day Sunday, May 25. Serv. aad lees at II by Rev. E. T. Sandifer, South ware r tn the fareoai today tha Taft-ltaanhowar aad Kefauvtr a former pastor. Bishop Short will lUrrimaa-BMaaell Jousts for preat- five the dedication services of the new Sunday School annex after dentlal nominaUai votaa. . At Spokane, Waahlnfton m Repub noon. A basket lunch will bp "**r* nnveaed 2 3-d*y -- 1 - “ ■Bread at noon. All former mem­ \ VttSek-tt; ‘ ;&s 24-vote SIKJM bers and friends are invitpii in * be el_ wtU Geo. Dwitbt Kiaea- meet with us. Sunday School servlee* as usual at 10:00 a.nt. hower bad ac** At Baton Rouge, Louisiana Dam Y ou may depend i on every Lykes food produ ct... Just as Florida housewives have for nearly a half century!. Yes mam . . . fresh m eats. . . smoked meats or canned meat 3 products . , . y ou ’ll | always find tops in jf quality, tops in taste ! Roodncss whenever you see the Lykes label! at nil b etter d ea lers FIR8T BAPTIST CHURCH Peek Avenue at Sixth Street ocrata mat in eonvenUoa to name a 20-vote dalaiation to th«-party's national eanvantion. Louisiana saaa one of four Southern states which went States Rights Deaaocrat In i»ta. W. P. Brooks, Jr.. Pastor Jehu 1.. Miller, Minister of Eriuratlon “ We'Ve Ssved A Place For You" Sunday School 0-45 a m. Bring All the Family." We provide a for every member of the Dilsrs ll The Seattle representatives ap parently held the balance of power family. Ing Worship Broadcast Mornln in Washington. They fhave agreed tienhow WTRR 11:00 a.m. Sermon W. P. to vote as >unit and ft Brooks, Jr, ,5 1 Senator Rusaall not a boost from North CaraSaa nartday b his truest for the Democratic nomina­ tion. Russell forces woa fuu en­ dorsement for him at a Raleigh convention. Although tha tt-vota delegation was not Instructed on how to ballot at the party's July It nominating convention in Chicago, a pou showed tat* votes favored Russell. Training Union AMS p.m. Unions for all agf groups. Evening Worship 8:00 p.m. 8cr> mon W. P. Brooks, Jr. Nursery for children under 0 years of age during tho morning and evening worship service. Wednesday Evening Service 8:00 p.m. Earphones for the hard of hear* Ing. WELCOME Pant it* Raid THE SANFORD HERALD l-'rl. May 2J. 1052 Pago .1 11 cmtlltiinl IfUMt I'Hur <lnr| activity than earlier in Ihi- week At the University of New Mexico a handful of raiders out of r,oo got past police and nnaleheil a few undergarment* out of mu- dor inttory Students threw stom-s at nfflcers and the police used tear gas once No one was Injured Eire hosrs helped disperse ."UK' youths massed near tin ur,me,t quartets on the Texas Tech Cam demonstration at Oklahoma, lagtied "a lust for larc." ended In a light between student* and officers Raids also were reported Thorsday night at the University of Koje Report A t The Churches (C ,s llr « M rrwm rage Hue) Into smeller groups. U. S. tanka converted to bulldoicrs cleared ground for new barbed wire encircled compounds for the 80,000 North Korean and Chinese Communis POWs. Some compounds hotd as many as 8,000. outside of the present projected compounds', tumbat-wlsc U. 8. in lantrymen put the finishing touches to gun positions and waten towers. Inside the occupied compounds die-hard Communiit leaders apparently ■till ruled. They maintalned guards gt within their areas, Hut several Korean prisoner* managed 1o break loose and surrender to Untied Nations guards on the outside. One escapee broke and ran from a work detail that was outside t.nm pound 7fl, where the Reds two weeks ago scliod Brig. Gen. Fran ces 1. Dodd- then camp command er and held him hostage 78 hour* **• r , u' .b®"*!- "Jlrol,cd' guard* who found on him a naatly written pledge to support South Korea. SENATOR RICHARD B. RUSSELL OF GEORGIA FOR PRESIDENT DON’T BE CONFUSED. Vote for the 10 rielcgntrH thnt have the words Southern California and Suit Diego Stale. Shortly after Or Walter llapnrr, tires,drill of San Diego Stale, said RUSSELL CANDIDATE In- iloi, i Hook his student* would resort to panlte raid'. 50 youth' invaded a private dormitory Just pu* at Lubbock About inn police „ff the campus They ripitctl'drap men and two fire truck crews held ■rr|c v S(.| „f( n f|rc extinguisher back the crowd |and nabbed unilies I’olice arrested At Colorado A A M hundred* 12 of men st’idrnl* piekrtl up a van There were rr|>erriisslona at the rty of silken trophic* In a raid m i 1University of Florida front one of dnrmilorlr* and sororities the lit'l pantie ruul • this spring Many students who participated flu- ringleaderof the expedition 1in raids earlier this week however was expelled Ills name was tint were undergoing disciplining announced Dr .1 Mux Wise, dean Approximately 3d University „f "■ -dudi-nt personnel, said more Kentucky men and one eft-ed were eases are up for investigation reported suspended. Another 10 do ■ ■— .. . . . . ■■ ■■ w,.r,. placed on probation for ...i..,,. it,,, raiders Three University of Missouri ' ,,1)1,1',nt* wore dismissed, it mis p(.(ldrd and three pul mi prnhulinn Dixie Gilmer, Oklahoma prihltr safety euniiiilssloui-r. said if Ids troopers were called mil on nnolti­ ,, r.tol sileli as our at tile Uiiiversl er Hoatner issued a third Informs tlon bulletin to the prisoners since ho took command to day* ago. In it he advised them to be "obedient jv ,,( Oklahoma W't-dnesdav m;hl, and respectful' and warned that ,.|urKl.s „f medtog a n„l would he had Ihe power to enforce his .,lncr(1 (1Ui,t„'l the leader V orders. The bulletin said: I,, enforce his commands " "1.—The new commanding gen-1 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH eral is learning the situation here NORTH CHICAGO, IR t* more and more each day. "Those d irtied Ri ds Mire an- tn.ik IAS7 Sanford Avenue Herbert J. Haas, It. D., Psstor "2—He ha* summoned some of log a mr»* out •i the Ament- ms Morning fellowship service s* (ho acting (POW) spokesmen to hi* on Ko|e Island, an Armv officer The Weather 11:00 a.m. A nursery for the smell office. Some meetings with spoke* lit Korea has writlcn Ills mother Mrs llohhie Horns said hei >on. L Y K E S BROS., Inc. High Low Fraclp. children during rhurrh and lllhlc men have been satisfactory, other* unsatisfactory 2nd l.t Virgil M Morris, wrote School. 83 Asheville 48 l» rlo iiJi . . . *J, ri;U i+ n "3—lie will command thl* her that when he visited the I'luml Bible School meets at 8:45 a.m. Boston M St i-anm. Ju*t as long as hi* com­ on May I Red prl'oners wen- still Chicago 84 58 .30 A elat* for every age. mands are obeyed condllions will holding a sergr.tnl llu-y had - -ie,-,l Evening service at 7:110 a.m. Angeles 70 M A most cordial welcome to all improve. He desires maximum three week' earlier New Orleans 87 M 106 "They illie Ameileans) won't go convenlencra and comforts for the ■ervices. New York 77 M Choir practice Friday evening prisoner*. He knows and under­ in after lorn bee. him- they don't SaatUe 89 48 stands Oriental*. (Roatnrr haa want to hurt ant one," the l,-M,'i 7:80 p.m. Washington 78 «t spent several years In China and read ill was not elear whether Jacksonville 83 74 the sergeant i-> an Athene .in >,i CHRIST CHIIMUII. I.ONflWOOH speaks Chinese.) Miami n 71 "4—Tho greatest way you can a niemln-r of one of the other (Episcopal) help yourself Is to lie obedient and It N forces t Rav. II. I.vitletnn Zimmerman, "They throw stones at the on ,,,ls respectful. Thl* I* mandatory un­ B. D.. Vtear and the guard-- lost have to Ink,der Ihe Geneva Convention. Sunday *0*r Ascension Day \V>- .m"Remember, the commanding it " Ihe letter read “ 4:00 p.m.. Evening 1'rayer and general must command He wants down In I'osart lal atnilher prison 8ermon. All are welcome. to do It peacefully. You can see ratitp). only here we are going for yourself that he ha* Ihe power to he alile to list- force if ttn-v try Candidate for County Commiaaioner In Dintrict 1 anything." FIRST MKTIIOIMST CHUMCII 7. K. MrKinley, Mlnfcler aayn — 0:46 a.m. Sunday School. A High School dais for every age. 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship. THANKS FOLKS! M<inllau.-4 lr«m »-•«. Il„| Rev. Joe Tolle. 7:00 p.m. Intermediate and Sen­ trlii nn the HI. Johns River. ior Youth Fellowship Hervire. Krnior* will lie bosy with exFor your support In tha first Primary. 8:00 p.m. Evening Worship, aitfTiintlons next week Welit'-sdey through Friday, so will u,o have Bishop Hoy II. Short. much lime for extra activities. The Heminule Chapter, Future I Nlncercly nollclt your vote on May 27th„ on the fol* ^ STUDENT EXPELLED • , r # «» \* •4 ' .v|,'f Farmers of America of which K. GAINESVILLE lit - The ring- M. Kaddy I* advisor, will hold ita lowing Danin. leader of an underwear raid on annual banquet at the school farm Woman’s dormitories at the Uni­ building Friday night. Junto* , versity of Florida haa been ex­ Richardson, vice president of the 1. 1 am n «mall Independent farmer who haa enough pelled. Commercial l^tan and Trust Co., ,/\l.l. Dr. J. Max Wise, dean of student Oeala, will speak. Entertainment huHtncKM nhlllty to manogo hie own affaire i personnel, said Thursday seven will no* provided by Miss nlllt fully for ,15 luDcom minera have Investigated Reese Whittle who will patent rr about soo cases resulting front the two singers, Mona Jobe and Huy May • riot when students stormed Davis. 2 I have friends all over the eounty In all hlnda of do-ads' quarter*, did about 11,800 busincHM and from all walks of life. 1 am thorough* damage, and took clothing valued under their nil me* They have hren approved by Senator Wussell FOR DELEGATE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION STATE-AT-I.AItGK MEN I Vote fur Kmn 1 I'AUI. Melt AK AVKIIITTK (I'li'dgi'd fur Russell) M. BHITT KAItlilS ItUYANT (Runell Cnnilidiite) l»OYi.K K. ( ’Alll.TON (Russell Cnndiilate) T’KI KII, It. CAHHOI.r. 1 ( l ’le«lg,’,l fur Ki-fanver) W N. (Wes) COI.KIM AN ( I'li-dged fu, Rnsnell) FltKDKHICK ( U N IJF I’K ( ) T. It. (Tom) HUTCHINSON ( ) II. I.. MATHIS ( ) I KANCIS M. MclIAl.K ( ) .1. 10AIM. MYKHS ( ) KDWAHM I.. SKMIM.K ( ) 1 HAY,MONO SIIKI.DON ( ) ( ) (Pledged f,n Kefnnver) ( Pledged fur Russell) (Pledge,I fur iieiier.il Duugla» Ma,-Arthur) (Pledged ful KefllllVl-r) J. L. IIOKKY Over WTRR Tonight 7:.I0 W. B. (BROWN) MILLER (Pledged fur Kefnnver) I HANK O. TAY 1,011, JH. i n t a n k u. u rcitiiK n i I Ru-- <<ll t 'undulate) IAMKS T. VOCKI.I.K I I’ m-.'ll Candidate) Moor Mats WOMKN (Vote fur Four I I'Ol.liHKO 1'LAIHS Seminole Tire Shop iy familiar with their problems but I owe no oMl* Rations to any of them. f, ,1. I have made no campaign promise* to any Indlvl* dual or group. 4. I will never agree to any special favors to any one Individual, group or district. » * 11 f » *, 1 , With all the ability 4 have, I will heneetly aerve the bent interests of all the eillgena Of tho entire county. (I'sld Political Adv.r \ ' about 1800. I’ litim- .T7 MAHY IIKItUMAN tl’I-dgid fur Elsenhuwer) FKANCKH (1. HIIONVN (Pledged fur II,is ell) MILS. FI1ANK X. CAUHOI.I.. .lit. iKui'ell ( ,nidi,late l <Ph dgeil for K,'fa,iv,-r i MILS. W. W. student. FORGERY CHARGE Let’s Keep MILS. J. I). AI.HKHMAN I Russell Cnndiilate) Mils. A. <;. CHAI'I'KI.I. Tha ox was one nt the first Mora cases are up for Investiga­ tion, Dr. Wise said. He did not animals to da dnmastlcatcd. give the name of the expelled ST. PETERSBURG!! ur» — A Pinellas Park church treasurer who admitted passing a forged ebeck for IN 72 at a supar-market has been bound to Circuit Court on a forgery charge. Clyde L. Slough,40, ■ carpenter and treas­ urer oi Wesleyan Methodist Chrch. told Justice of the Peico Edward Silk "1 had no money. My two children are alck. M^wlfe ]* sick. 1 wee desperate FOR DELEGATE NATIONAL DEMOC RATIC CONVENTION S I \ I K t i l AIIGE SEAT COVERS - CUSHIONS . • n the spirit o f .. ROGRESS (I’eggy ) K lilt MANN MILS. M. II. I'Vl.I.KH I Russell ( a,nil,late l ' IIAYDKN IIAItlllSS (MHS. II. M.) | I Pledged fur Hus-e-ll) IIKI.KN M. MASKIt ! (Pledge,I fur Rumellt ANN II. MII.I.KH ll'le-lged fur Kefnnver r MHS. III'IIY Met IIKSNKY Iltl|HS(»|| ('ilM ilitlflll*) MHS. AMMON Mt-CI.KI.I.AN I Pledged for Kefativer) MHS. LO U IS K. NA r r I Pledged fin Kefaitvei ) KONA I’KAICCK (Pledged fo r R lisae ll l JANKT H. (Mrs. I n.i-ml THOMAS In Brevard County, your prtftent Senator is citing ( I'lr -lg r t l fo r t ill »v,-ll i these figures as the amounts spent by the State Road Department for improtatyent on the primary system in Brevard and BemtndU Caen ties, A id stating that dur­ ing hie two term* 1t% o f the road toads were spent in Brevard and 30% n Seminole: MHS. KDWAHH VAN WAfJKNKN (Plrdged for Russell) FOR DELEGATE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FIITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT MEN 8BMINOLI f \Lt, \i •¥ , I Vole for fine) 494,748.98 848,714.68 118,049.41 J. A. (T n r ) HOYH (Ruu'ell Candidate) FL O Y D L. L A N D Russell) (Pledge,1 for (hole County Know j \ i) . Campaign? ■•■vt 1' (X ) ( ) ( j IIKKIIKHT (iO L I)M A N ** ■r > > - ( ) l-TIANK W . IIKLCIIKH (Pledgetl for Kefnitvt-r) I 107.6M.8S 844.866.77 ' MS,581.90 118,622.88 60,416.60 159,499.89 24,110.08 361*427i \ ‘ Floridians endorsed McCarty on May iith - winning 59 of Florida's 67 counties. ( ) DORHRY J. I’ U E S C O r r A FOR DELHOATK NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION j FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT W OMKN• ON MAY 2 7 MAKE IT ALL 6 7 ! p'tft our County in the winning column! K FREE, BIDE TO POOLS CALL 9B3 49 •••1 i f. ‘ * *- - -«•• —•*•-- • (Vot« for On*) SARAH CRAW FORD CULLEN (Pledg*'! for Russsll) MHS. GKOROE W. JOHNSON (Russell Cnndldntr) MARY R , FA R R E LL (Hedged for Kefauver) • ( , > (X ) i ( Vj 4 - SE M IN O M IC ailA T Y RUSSELL FOR :! > m You don't havn to remember any nnmiw Just voto for all o f delegated that have the wordn RUBSELL CAN DIDATE under their names. v, | tlut *'jVifll nfi �* - •. M B SANFORD HBRALD a 4 Frl. May » , 1MH The Women United Nations Warplanes Smash bdnstrial Unit Speak The increasing Interest American women are taking in ft Sanford Herald politics is reflected in the resolution udopted by the recent sfgsion o f .the General Federation o f W omen's Clubs urging Its members to strive for higher levels o f morality In pub­ lic and private life. American women cannot achieve any overnight trans­ tw *l mm rlBM M i t e r <*r ST, leie. at Ik* Wets OlflM formation. But through their orgaiii/utioiiH they cun exert G r e a t e s t Saturation mtrnrm, n «r l4 a , a .4 .V Iba Art a profound long range influence on public life. In return foi Bombing Attack Of « e t m ui Murk a. iare. their support they can demnn*l a high standard o f national War morality. maw Canlir III abHeary natlrro, *ar4a at Saks, rr.alnllua. a . 4 aatlraa af t.rlatam .ai Ur Ik* parpaaa e l tala* Ua4a. nlll hr r t « | « 4 lav eesalar a4»rrlL la* r a l... ! O n « » n H Natlaaatlr O f InN am nap.r n.pr.a.atatlraa Hew lurk, Chlraea, Detroit, M I IIl » 4 II. Laos*,: f* , H.tnM la a a i a k t r a f lk« artalae Prvaa nklrh la eatlllaO waivtlr U Ika aaa t o feoabll•• •• Ural B«We erlata4 IMe am apap.r. aa well aa all jw w a _ 4 l* » a « r h r o ._____ [Fr id a y , m ay 93. m i The text o f the resolution indicated the awareness of the clubwomen that political morality is not an isolated segment of American life. They culled for u higher moral level in public and private affairs, realizing that unethical practices in private business are hmltni to influence the morel tone of the government. Instead o f calling on politi­ cians or government employees aloim to adopt more ethical Conduct, they recognized Mint "a high standard o f national morality can be achieved only through its practice on the part o f individuals," Thu resolution urged the clubwomen "to rededicate themselves to live and practice the faith they profess, thus demonstrating that America’s strength Is spiritual as well as material." The women have com e to the heart o f the problem. In­ dividual morality comes first. Only through the building up o f individual ethics can America attain tbnt "high standard o f national m orality" which Americans so heartily approve. TODAY'S BIBLE V M S * ~ IHBons of good m en fove had fa experience We are M t ah we are right, for one ttsa i W make a majority. No n 9od with mr. hut all-faeri'l pk me.— 11 Tim. 4:14, . -------- « ------ y -„ The expeit conversationalist 10 an accomplished liiltner—not Rays 10 anxious to add his/two worth that he i|nom what sets are laying. 11 ti* House has its way, the arine Corps will land on iheljoint lief* of Staff and will soon have li Army-fyavy-Air Foie* situation - Iha annual spring rough-houring i the colleges mciely means, se­ eding to sociologiili, (fiat boys rant cilia. When boy gets gill, he oet in (or a lifetime qf helping rith the annual ipring liaute-clcan- , A New Yotkei named,joe Drunk las charged with driving) while inyxicated. He told the court he was *yunk and had been all bis life, but [M never been intoxicated. The quit .ordered a jury Iripl on these Hurd Road Back Britain is learning that socializing industry la a greut deal easier thun returning Industry to private enterprise once it has been socialized. legislation is pending to return the steel nnd iron industry, socialized under the recent La­ bor government, to the original owners. The government will have to sell the mills buck at less than it paid for them and If the legislation is pussed Immediately it will be two or three years before the return cun he effected. Labor Party leaders want the former mill owners that if the industry Is returned to private enterprise It will re­ main thsie only until a Labor government returns to power. This ie hardly un inducement to investors and the govern­ ment may have a hard time getting the owners to take back their property. Recent strength exhibited by Labor in local elections is not calculated to make the Conservative posi­ tions in the matter uny cusier. This may be regarded us an unfair stand for Lubor to take. But ethical or unethical it is the declared position of those who favor nationalization in Britain. It is also un example o f how difficult it is tc turn hack once socialization s laaunched. U. S. Faced With Bad Shortage Of Church Buildings . NEW YORk ' hT " - No matter how much or how little they waul o go to church, more American i have no church to go to than nt any time In our history. This picture has been put before tbe l*4Ui annual General Assembly of the ^Presbyterian Church In the A s political campaigning mounts ills increased intensity* it is ini t ft in i to note that Medical re­ nts indicate a comsstMkt rise in g . Humber of cases of M | h blood M ute. W e aincerslv hone there Dr. Robert'Worth rrank, pfarl W be no widespread epidemic-of deal of tlr **-------- * * - ■ ■ omach disorders after eltlfion no Sem inary, Chicago, said that In rCgard t< buildings, the rhurch _. to alter which candidate is vi^tori- Brailey Odham And Dan (Carty admitted on (vision show last p i g W . lhal idler was a crook (Mat neither d direct connections .Iwith gam* irs or rackelters. T h a t i| a relief, iw that we have got this bogey* IH out o f the w a y, consider i) issuer. There is a difference Iwsen the two men, tbdoch both i honest and d e c c n u f-ln a M is » a differrnca in t ft'p r o je c ts ^ which they it« n d ,‘ « M U t die mtti being the toad program a the manner o f fin a n d n iL it. O n BO Issues the voter* s h « # * . k * dr choice. In S e m i M U r a g a t y * course, as in S L U e k county Other factor enters our fcem M na* g . It U quite natural fa t people - M a o r i their home (f grn W r , i a i n e n d end neighbor, w o k b e v GARFIELD FUNERAL NEW YORK ijfi—Tearful women tuns gallu-rcd among hundreds of mourner-! today for the funeral of Joins Outfield, 311, stage and screen "tough guy." Garfield died of a heart attack Wednesday in the apartment of Irlii Whitney,'an actress friend "I can’t slop crying," sobbed .Mrs Rose Soroka, 54, llrooklyn, one of the early arrivals at Ihe funerul rliupel. a fe w mors day :h to maka l b * in t N ativity Scesl in S a a fo id 'i Bone as tiros a reality. I must bo raised b * If J ,1 1 1 1 ". . { SEOUL, Korea HU*Unlled Na­ tions warplanes smashed a hug* Industrial complex southwest of Pyongyang today In the culmina­ tion or what the Air Force called the greatest saturation bombing attack of the Korean War. The attack near the North Kor­ ean capital begun Ttmrsday morn­ ing and ended at 4 p. m. today. Soviet Charge Nearly 800 fighter bomber sorties were flown against the (at target l< „ullau»4 V i m h s e On#) Burned anil blasted in the as­ American military aid to Iran does sault were a Communist hand not "In any sense" violate a Rua grenade arsenal, the surface worlu pact. of a coal mine, storehouses and slan-Iranian A spokesman said too that the nearly a half mile oi machine pact is outdated and haa been shops and warehouses. They were superseded by the United Nations along the north hank of the T»e- Charter. do"ng River between Pyongyang The department reacted swlflly and Its port city, Chlnnampo a stiff note that Moscow an­ Haln squalls sweeping down from to nounced Thursday night had been Manchuria blotted out the target given to the Iranian government. area late this afternoon The Soviet note charged that Iran's Nearly 000 sorties were flown acceptance of U. S. aid violated Ttmrsday and 300 today Soviet-lranian Defense Treaty The Fifth Air Force said II threw the Of 1921 every type ot plane It had Into the The situation It a potentially strike. serious one because there Is al­ The burden of the attack was ways a possibility •that on some carried by F Hi Thumlerjets of the such charge as they have now 49th and 136th Fighter Bomber made Ihe Russians might Invoke Wings. They splashed the area treaty provisions for sending troops with Bombs, rockets, nspalm (jel­ Into Iran lied gasoline) and machine • gun Amerlran officials contend the fire. present circumstances would not Supporting the Thundsrjets were In any way warrant such a step the Eighth Wing's F 80 Shooting but are always spprehtnsivt Uiat Stars, the 18th Wing's Mustangs; the Soviets might spmsdky make Corsairs and Sky Raiders of iht the move, warranted or not. State Department Press Officer 12th Marine Air Group and Aus­ Michael J McDermott secured the tralian Meteor Jets During (he night B 26s continued Soviets of trying to “ intimidate" the Iranian government with their bombing (he area The allackers were screened by - protest F 86 Ruble jets “ It’s a llllle hell up there all Sdentist X right," said ( apt Lynwood Clark, 23, Delhi, N. Y He flew both days liu a ila a .4 Pram Pas* Uaa| “ We went In und got Iheir flak Kirkland, before whom the Indict­ yesterday morning," he related. ment was returned, ordered a war­ “ Then we came down on the built*- rant Issued (or Weinberg's arrest. Ings. It was really a fat target Tha judge fixed bond at 110,000 compared to tome of the rail mis­ The Indictment charges Wein­ sions we’ve been getting lately. berg's statement under oath that They hail no warning and they he Lad not been a member of the must have been caught by sur­ Communist Party waa "false." prise." A second count alleges t hat After the Reds' ground guns Weinberg falsely told the commit­ were silenced, lighter • bombers tee that other than one Communist dropped fiOO and 1,000 • pound Party meeting In Oakland, Calif., bombs, rocketed the area ami during Ihe war. he did not believe he had attended any meeting which splashed It with napalm. “ Almost every plane over the he believed to be Communist. target emptied Its machine guns A third count alleges Weinberg In the biasing wreckage," Clark Ulid when be testified he did not aald. remember having known Steve On the ground the Reds.threw Nfl'<m prior to April M. 1*49. a saturation artillery barrage at a small Untied Nations sector on the western front Thursday night In less than an hour, the Reds poured about 2,400 artillery . arid mortar shells across a 2 Wmlle Iron! northwest of Yonchon. The Allies replied with Infantry nnd artillery (Ire. About 40 Chinese were killed. U S Eighth Army Headquarters hud no rnmiiient on the slg nilicance tif the Red Itombard mrnt It began with small arms Governors Race lire by two Chinese platoons. Then Ihe big shells flew. By HAM HUMMKMLIN MUNBAN, Korea HI - Red dele­ gates today agreed to a Sday re . c m r WATER SYSTEM . 8T. FKTKHKBURG HI — A $3,600,000 revenue certificate Issue bas been approved by the City ComteU for a the municipal projected we treatment pUu n p m ilw r to i north of 8t. Petersburg. nn ckintern. Tho voted atornflo lank am! new moot udei a new and lateral line* to boo*l the downmplna ataUoa town preuure. FREE PHARMACY MEET MIAMI BEACH HI Clyde Morris, Daytona Beach, is tha new president of the Florida State Pharmaceutical Association. He was elected Thursday at closing sessions of the G3nd annual con­ vention. . A. William Morrison, Miami, J. L McDonald, HI/"Augustine, and Francis wplpole. Sarasota, ware named vice presidents. J. K. Atwood, Jacksonville, and George 1. Martin, Tallahassee, were unanimously endorsed as, members of tko State Board of Pharmacy. Their terms expire In July. HOME TRIAL! MOTOROLA — ADMIRAL TELEVISION Compute with aerial and boo.l.r GENE'S TEXACO Siae Sanford * * .. •’ [*.. S E R V IC E rt.M An hour alter the meeting adiourned, Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, fonder chief Allied delegate, left the United Nations Command ad­ vance camp here. He expressed confidence "an equitable and hon­ orable armistice" will be achieved. Joy will become superintendent of the U. B. Naval Academy, An­ napolis. An armistice la blockad by the refusal bl the U. N. Command to force return of any captured Reds who say they will resist repatrls lion to Communist rule. Tbe Reds * 1 1 7 9 .0 0 0200.00 Pontiac 2D Swtru*' $1850.00 1 1 9 9 *0 0 $200.00 1148 Ford Sedan * a » o o » m o o wttli Dm McCarty your M il fovensor B id e l a T b e v,cTOM 8 r Dl ii^ a ftS K $1876.00 * ITg-oo Drive Forward Florida s Brisk Swt.net 1948 Bulck Super Swlan recome a volunteer weaker, am rem arked. don’ t know w h k i -he quit, 'a rty anawared. Yoga Save ism EXTRA SPECIAL. VALUE — •P - * I * V e Echols Special Hollywood Bed — 210 - coil innerspring mattress with sturdy rolled edge and matching 80 - coil box spring base, 6 year guarantee. • Regular Price $69*50 Special Price $49*00 MIAMI BEACH H » -G o v . Fuller Warren declared today Ihe gover­ nor'! chair la the second hottest seat In Florida. "The only hotter one Is at the Slate Prison at Raiford," aald War­ ren In a talk to the Florida As­ sociation of Broadcasters. "I'm not going to run again for office After Jan. 1 the only run­ ning I will do will be to run from office." T O U C H T O N ’S SATURDAY SPECIAL CHICKEN CHOW MEIN STEAM ED RICE HOT ROLL — CREAM ERY BUTTER HOT COFFEE OR TE A SUNDAY SPECIAL ROAST PORK HAM WITH APPLE SAUCE CHOICE TWO VEGETABLES SALAD - DE88ERT HOT COFFEE OR TEA i \ TOUC H !CN DRUG CC OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY Elect John W . Meiach the people** choice for County Commiflflioner Dis­ trict No. 5. John W.-Melsch has been farming in Seminole County fo r -% ing food for the nationfH needs.' John W . Melsch Is a funner and a working man's friend. He knows the problems of District No. 5 und the whole county. He understands and will work for the betterment of every farmer, not only from District No. 5 but all districts. Your Support and Vote W ill Be Appreciated Sals Price W an fc fi o I ’ !> / FI Place W as mmmm tf'T, z‘~ — 1V FLOOD CONTROL CLEWISTON Hi - The Army Engineers will open a new olilce In Miami to handle contracts for the Central and fkiuth Florida Flood Control Project. A It liroudfoot, resident engi­ facts "crises In multiple rrgluns neer ut Clcwlslun. said five men throughout the nation." "More people are living In com­ from his office will move lo Miami munities not adequately churched Sunday lo begin their work. than at any time In our history, | not excepting the frontier days ut i FII.OT KILLED their wildest and woollest, litORLANDO Hi — A student pilot said. Irwin tho l‘im< Castle Air Puree Speaking Thursday night to more Rase was killed Thursday when than 2.000 Presbyterian leaders, his T 33 Jet Irolhing plane crashed here for the meeting of (lie In a wooded urea about 25 miles church's top governing body, southeast ot Kissimmee. Frank appealed for support of the ilin name was withheld pending denomination's 12 million dollar notification of the next of kin. building fund drive. Ha cited many areas where pooBARTOW VOTE pla art worshipping In community BARTOW on - Florida cities halls, schools and private houses. with a Democratic registration of He said vast migrations of people between 3,ooo and 4,000 have been to new Industrial and other centers challenged to compete with Bartow —Involving more than half the ua tor the biggest percentage turnout tlon'i population In the last 10 of voters May 27. In the first yeara—had created tho towns wlUi primary 3,050 of the city's 3.SS9 out churebsa. ' registered voters cast ballots. . "These new frontier! In new and thickly populated areaa have grown loo rapidly (or the church to keep pace with in Ha routine benevo­ lence living," be said. B y acclamation, the assembly slsctsd Dr. Hermann N. Morse, F.8T today, Undereecretary Karl New Y o r k , aa Its new moderator. H. Bendetsen announced. It was tha first time since 1027 The action will end 21 months there waa no flection contest (or of Army possession, control and head ol the 2t* million member operation of the rail transportation systems. They were sslied In Au­ gust, 1040, by direction of Presi­ dent Truman, to avert a strike. 'oreign Aid The Issues were finally settled •tree r » r o r * « . «■»> l ie Association (FNMA) this week with acceptance of a i^'Fanny Maa," for pur- peace plan by management and home loan mortgages. In leaders of the three unions In­ here private Investor* volved, representing engineers, firemen end conductor*. I buy them. The Army said Ua field organisa­ would expand by 400 miltsmmant Insurance on tion which waa astabllihed In the mortgages under the aummer of 1M0 to administer arid direct rail opersUoni will be dis­ solved aa quickly as possible. Takes screening slwwed. Harrison again offered to let the Communists participate In a rescreening of the prisoners. The Reds refused. Ns in II again accus3i) the Allies of slaughtering captured Heds. He added: / , “ Your aim In retaining our cap­ tured personnel Is to send them to the (Chinese Nationalist) Chlangf Kal Stick gang on Tainan (Formo­ sa) and to the Synghman Rhee clique (South Korea) lo serve as cannon (odder to extend the war." Harrison said this was . “ not worthy of an answer’’ and ashed for a recess. Nam got so “ mad" when Har­ rison refused to be drawn into debate that he slammed his pencil down on the table, said Brig. Gen. �S ocial A n d Personal Activities • PHONE 148 4 Social Calendar ♦ FRIDAY The Thtapian Troup* 268 of S.H.S. will pr*s*nt "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay" at 8:00 p.m. at tha high school auditorium. A A ru itD .u Th* Seminole County Audubon Group, will tak* a flwld trip to the 4 «k W a Rlv*r. M«*t at Sanfonl Garden Canter, E. First Street, at 7:00 a.m. Everyone Interested in th* identification and etudy of bird* la invited. Transportation will be provided if nacenary. MONDAY Th* Truth Seekers Clasa of th* Firet Methodist Church will meet at McKinley llall at 8:00 p.m. Th* Bearaall Avenue Circle will meet at th* chapel at 8:00 p.m. TUESDAY 9 Tha Pilot Club will hold It* reg­ ular dinner meeting In the Yacht Club at 0:30 p.m. The Unity Truth Class will mset at 8:00 p.m. at the Valdes Hotel. Th* book "Th* Sermon on Th* Mount” by Emmet Fox will be itudled. The public la Invited. Th* Men’s Club of th* Prtabv* terian Church will mset at 7:00 p.m. at th* church for a supper meeting. It will alio bo ladiea sight. ^ ttNTNESDAY The Fin* Arts Department of the Woman's Club will meat at th* club house at 10:00 *.m. at which tlma there will be preiented a talk on th* Bible by Mr*. A. G. Mclnnit. There will also be a display of old Mrs. Lippincott Has •Party For Daughter Mr*. Robert Lippincott enter­ tained for her daughter, Marcia Kay, In honor of her fourth birth­ day Thursday afternoon from Si30 to 6:00 p.m. at th* home of the honor**’* grandmother, Mr*. C. F. Proctor Sr., at 1001 South San­ ford Avenue with Mrs. W. E. Liplncott of Baltimore, Mr*. J. Ion, Mrs. C. Rose of DeLand and ^|ra. M. K. Dckl* aseleting the hoe- B Gamea were played and priate w»r* awarded to Sue Lyn Howell and Patay Broeettl. Favors of plnwheela and balloons were given each child and they then sang "Happy Birthday" to Marcia Kay after which eh* opened her many gifts. Refreshments of le* cream, cup cake*, candy and punch wars serv­ ed to those otending who were leant Dekle, T ot* DchOhS, Elatlje ehole, Darla Lyn Adams, Ann avis, Grade Smith, Patti Wlttr, Dailey Park Smith, Laura Jo Garrett, Otto Garrett, Charles tein, Susan Stein, Stephen Stein, udy Moss, Sue Lyn Howell, Eve­ lyn Cameron, Becky Comeron, Candy Southward, Bruca Schlrard, Glen Chorpenlng, Brenda David, Bath Morgan, John Appleby, Stevie Proctor, Sharon Galloway, Carol Lyn Galloway, Richard GhJ. Apway Jr., and Anna Lta Herman. W Also attending war* Dee Gee Newsome, Klin Williams, •Laura Sue Williams, Lou Revets, Toni Rueel Jr.. Franein* Wheatland, J a r I Wheatland, Mary Helen Gracey, Patsy Broeaettl, Connie David, John Beswlechln, Donna Baswlschln, Handy Dean, Stephen Bows, Martha Lee Roe*, Robert Broaaetti and Cindy Lippincott. Thera were also about 30 parants present. f S 9 ---------------------------------- CHURCH OF AIR FROOiAM Mrs. Blonin Hostess For Bridge Club MInn Lillian Boyle, Bride-Elect, Honored Mrs. K. A. Newman and Mrs. W. A. Adam* entertained la*t evening with a bridge party In honor of Mils Lillian Boyle, brideelect, at th# Newman home on Grandview Avenue. A green and pink motif wa» carlied out ill the uavu, aliens of xul iuu.i .iuJ.|i<’.i.cUt> of (>iiik iu*ra and plnti*. Mis* Boyle rhote for the occas­ ion, a hyacinth blue ilret* fashion­ ed of ration taffetn with which she wore black accessories. Those Invited to lie with Ml** Boyle were Mr*. Gerald Loxelng, Mrs. Jam** Crappi, Mrs. M.L. Re­ born Jr., Mrs. Hpnu-er Hardin, Mrs. Malcolm MacNrill, Mra. William Bruinley, Mis. Edward Higgins Jr.. Mr*. Wight Kirtley, Mrs. Dyal Gray of l-aureiia, S. C\, randniother of the honoree, and tn. Lloyd F. Boyle. Alio Invited were Mis* Maltha Wight, Ml** Margaret Dimifdder, Miis Jean 8ay*r, Mi** Nancy Judy Holliday curbs th* Impetuosity'of Aldo Ray, In this scene Williams, Miss Joyce Hetsel mil Miss Dllon Baker. from Columbia's "Th* Marrying Kind." Mr*. I A. tlh.iihi was hostess ypsterduv to the Regular Station Officers' Wives Bridge Club at her home in l.och ArPur. Numerous houi|tiets of k Iu.IIoB and Chinese arrangements of Gloritisa lilies were plnced nt vnr ious point* throughout the Bloutr. home. Coffee and sweet roll* were served try the hi.stesa before bridge, i’ rires were won by Mrs. L. E. Banks, Mrs. W. B. Hupkie* Dr. .Im- A. Tolle, left, SuperInleiideiit of the Tutlnhnssee Dis­ trict of the Methodist Cliuri'li, n former pastor here, will preach Sunday morning at the First Methodist ( ’Imreh on Fork Ave­ nue llislmp Boy II. Short, right, I’lr-idiug Bishop of the Jackson­ mg service and dedicate McKinley j ville area of the Methodist Hull In the afternoon at tire First Church, will preach at the even- Metho,h*t Church. ' sr Rings Are Enplained By Judy Holliday By MARY McGUIRE Lots of peo rings, but few wondered why, day. Th* Academy Award-win­ ning wonder girl of "Born Yes­ terday" got curious about tha ring-wearing custom whlls mak­ ing bar new Columbia plcturs, "Th# Marrying Kind," which opens Sunday at tha Rlti Theater; After research, Judy discovered that whan a blushing btids baa th* traditional ring slipped onto her third finger, Isft hand, th* Is subscribing to a legendary Pharohs were first, It It said, to symbol of ancient Egypt. Th* sketch th* circle as a symbol of eternity, to regard th* ring a* a heavenly sign of life, happiness end lov* without beginning and without end. Some chronicler* say that wed­ ding rings go back to the Stone Age. when th* caveman made hands of braided rushes or grasses for th* wrist* and ankle* of his mate. In time, only the wrists wer* tied with these bands, latar evolving into a simple rush ring woven around th* finger. Diamond* became popular for adorning engagement rings to­ ward th* end of th* 16th Century, Although they wer* not generally In usa until two centurle* lata. Today, of course, the blue-whit* atones have their place not only In engagement rings but In wed­ ding banda as wall. They arc aa much a part of tha wedding day ae rice and old shoe*. Rica, of course, always ha* connoted plenty — a freedom from want. Mrs. David Honored With Stork Shower Mrs. J. H. Beswlechln and Mrt. M, H. Deklc entertained recently with a stork shower In honor of Mrs. Artis David at the home of the former on PalmetUi Ave­ nue. The Beswlechln home was love­ ly'with arrangements of gladioli and cut flower*. The baeelnett* In which the many gifts wer* presented to tha honoree was decorated with a very full blue plastic skirt. Game* wsra played with prise* being awarded to Mra. Glllon Revels and Mra. Ralph Patera. Refreshments of cakes topped witk miniature booties and car­ riages, together with potato chips, mlnta and rake* were aarvsd by th* hoatasaaa. k Thos« Invited to bo with Mra. David wna Mra. F. L. L*e, Mra. Air" program on May 26 •in Harbit, Mra. Clyde faatura a Christian Helene* pro­ Howard gram entitled "The Truth Wnich Plerey, Mra. Toni Rusal, Mra. m al*." Randall Stuart will road Robert Llpplneott, Mrs. Qillon tha address and thart gill ba Ravels, Mra. J. C. Cook, Mra. W. muale by Kanny Bakar and a M. Moya and Mrs, H. C. Moore. Choral group under direction of AMO Mrs. E. C. Snodgrass, Mra. Blahard Whit# with Bugaaa Al­ Fred Bandar, Mra. J. L. Jackson, ders gt tha organ. This program Mra. W. H. Wleboldt. Mrs. W. mill ba carriad by WOBO at *0iSO - U a.m. P e r s o n a I f Dr. Leonard Munson left Wed­ nesday to take a post-graduate course In Endocrinology anil will be bark In hi* office Monday. Mrs. Dyal Gray of Laorens, H. C. I* spending some time with I ri son-in-law and daughter, Sen. ond Mr*. Lloyd F. Boyle at their home on Mellonville Avenue. Mr*. Walter Madden and child­ ren, Linda and Billy, plan to leave toon for Peneacola where Comdr Madden It now stationed with the Navy. Mr. and Mrs. Ewell Giles of Gadsden, Ala. spent a short time with Mrs. M. S. Messenger on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Giles, on vacation, arc touring the state of Florida. Mr. and Mr*. Joe Dugger who have been visiting with Mr. Dug. car’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. N. J. Dugger, at their home on Myrtle Avenue are planning to return to their home In Chattanooga, Tenn. Sunday. Monthly Luncheon By District Welfare Held By Navy Wives .\|>|)lications 0 k e y e d Miss Louise Johnson Elected President M-inlieis of the District No. I.’ Welfare Board passed on 212 ap plications for public assistance dinloe their monthlv meeting held on Mav 21 at Orlando. I|. W. Bar mini. Winter Park, Is ehuirmnn of the II.,aid The B«>nr.1 appimed 711 appltca lions for old age assistance; 71 foi aid to denrndent children; and 2 foi aid to the blind. They refect rd Mi inipllcalions for the aired; flh for aid to dependent rhlldren; and l for aid to the blind. Under the Stale Welfare A c , ra-es in which recipient* of public assistance have intentionally with­ held information in order to oh tain assistance to which they ate not entitled are reviewed by the District Boaid*. Five cases were reported to the State Board for final act Ion In accordance with tinKtios.l provision of the A d , which pimples Members ,,f she Board, othoi than Chairman Barniim, are: Mrs I’aol h Weaver, Kissimmee: Mr* j,. \V Summerlin. Davtona Beach; Mi* Until M Mnrguire, Orlando; Genice I Fullerton, New Smyrna Beach; I'liul Fenringloll, Del.aid' Mi* Man Ib.ller. Sanford; W. F CiippleniHh. Wilder Garden; Miss Wat icue I’lper, Winter I’ark' IB C. II Ila nisei, Apopka. Rev. II I W d l., Si Cloud; and George W Mm pan. Oviedo. Miss Louise Johnson was elected president of the Library Staff of Seminole High School during a boat trip to Lemon Bluff yester­ day aboard the Huckleberry Finn. Other officers elected were Miss Sera Crews, vice president; Miss Evelyn Dorton, secretary; Miss Janie Oglesby, treasurer. Five new member* wer* elected as follow*! Mis* Rebecca Cain, Miss Joyce Bransom, Miss Genean Harrell, Miss Marjorie King and Mis* John Picketts. A delicious supper was served consisting of baked ham, deviled eggs, potato chip*, baked bean*, cake and cold drinks. Those attending were Miss Charlotte Hwann. Miss Mary Mikolajdk, Miss Sally Millet Mis* Rarbaty Wall, Miss Belle Earnest, Miss Mary I.ou McDonnell, Mis* Janie Oglesby, Miss Helen Blown, Miss Jean Carpenter, Miss Betty# llanip, Miss Harn Crew*, Miss Miriam Moye, Mis* Evelyn Dorton and Mis* Louise Johnson. Also attending were Miss Edna Chittenden, Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Edsou dolt, Miss Ethel Riser, Mrs. E. II. Arwood and Mias Laura Chittenden. W. Dale Hoffman Jr. MIhh Jane Ford I h Graduated On May 21 Honored With Party Wilbur Dale Hofmann Jr., son of Mr. anti Mra. W. D. Hofmann of 630 Valencia Drive was among the 178 graduate* Including atudenti from India, Liberia, France, Cuba and Mexico to receive diplo­ mas May 21 front RCA Institutes, Inc., one of the oldest radio tech­ nical training schools In America, at commencement exercises held In th* auditorium of the Western Union Building In New York. Among the student* of thi* Spring term cla«* were resident* or fourteen different state*, the District of Columbia and llawsll and fifty-two percent of the clast were veteran* of World War II. "{Banding Up To The Future" was the subject of the main ad­ dress delivered by Dr. Forrest H. Kirkpatrick, dean of Bethany Col­ lege. The Invocation and benedic­ tion were pronounced by the Rev. Paul E. Hchmldt, St. Lukes Lu­ theran Church, Brooklyn. Mrs. W. A. Cagle, Mis* Betty Ann Cagle and Mr*. O. B. Staland entertained last night with a shower honoring Ml** Jane Ford popular bride-elect of John Keel­ ing at the Cagle home on Maple Avenue. Arrangement* of sinnlas, hihia* cu* and varlou* cut flower* were placed at varlou* point* through, out the room*. Numerous bridal games were played wllh prises won hy Mr*. \v. II Brinson, Mis — - - -Ba** and- --Richard Miss Shirley Moreland. Friuml.shii) UIuhh Of Church Has Meeting The Friendship Class of the Lake Mury Community Church held It* tegular monthly meeting Wednesday ul the home of Mr. and M o Millard Mice. . T h- meeting wur rlilled to or i h h y the president. IHcliard 1Krjjgh, mid Mr*. Itice led the de- Also present were "illinius, Miss Shirley Moreland, Miss Mary Jane Kuiiatik*, Mis* lleillse Stevens, Mins Ilot III hy Knight, Miss To Ann Slinwdet, Mis* lint Ire r it Mf.Nnh, Miss Mm pole Hodges, Miss Phylis Wyatt, Nltsa Peggy Howell, Miss Patricia Faye Co sube and Miss lla/el Rallies Miss There aas u celebration of Holy Communion at Christ Episcopal | Church Wednesday imuiiing. Fath­ er /.immermaii officiated. Mrs. John Beams and Mrs. S. |,. Topper I nltemled Ilie miiuiul eonference of i tlic Episcopal diocese In Oilaudo recently. fill' P.T.A lliertlng was held nl I \inn it School Tuesday night. Mr* j P It. Anderson was defied pres- | idem Mi* Bell liiuv pu*t presi­ dent wa* presented with an elec- . trie toaster for tier services doting | the past year. The Men’s lit ut her hood of tlic; Baptist Chiirt'li was given a chickcn dinner hy Ihc holies of lliei I church Monday night, followed try a program on church work. Murid Blankenship has left In visit Ids parents in Missouri, l ater *lie will lake a position in the Post ) Office III Cape Cud, Mass. The sixth and tenth glades of I.ymun Sehmd enjoyed tin'll no | ; mini picnic at Buoliimlo Bpilng* 1 Milton Helm* of the It S. N. spent the week with Id* parents Mr. and Mr* A I. Helms 'and Mm B. W. Rainey. Those pin)Iuk were Mrs. L. E. Bunk*, Mrs. F.. It. Browneller, .Mr*. .1. I . Uhittemirn. Mis F. M. Don. ohoo, Mrs. R. F. Hofer, Mr*. R. L. King. Mrs E. F. Memel, Mr*. J. It. Miller, Mrs. Stanley W. Barker, Mrs. II. si. Pearson. Jdr*. B. W. M miiis ’ V Wayne * uii'i I Mrs M i-, V i b I »m f i * b slack lla ll and (toy Sytries Jr. IIAI’ I’ Y IIIKtIIDAY Bohtiy Hodges TOMOHROW’S SPECIALS INDIVIDUAL CHICKEN PIE OR HAM AND LIMA BEANS 1*1F.S APPLE. BANANA CREAM. CHOCOLATE CHIFFON R o u in flla t & A n d e rs o n WALGKKEN AGENCY IxHik Ahead To Summer PURITAN WALKING SHORTS Gabardine, I Pockets, Pleats and Zipper $3.89 anil $4.50 SWIM TRUNKS Boxer Style *3.26 to M trh Pastes Tank 3.95 v.dli.m.l* I piayct it wa- d, chled to pay half of (lie expenses fur till,' of tile young people to alt. ml tlic Presbyterian Youth Cmnp m xt month lll-er set veil i efi eslimi'lil s of Coca Following the meeting M >< Coin ami cup coke* to those pie llic'e IIml eohostess Mrs W II sent who were Mi and Mis \r I Refreshments of lime punch, sandwiches, cake and nuta wenserved try the hostesses to those resent who were Mr*. Austin present Austin K nig lit, Mr*. F. M. Fori), Mrs. \ Taylor, Mrs. Culver Hyrns, Mrs. H J. Goode, Mrs. W. B. Ilriiisi«. Mrt. Hlrhanl ilass, Mra. J, P Carter. Mr*. O. E. Benperwad, Mr*. Gretchen Crowell, Mr*. Cull­ man Yates and Mrs. Vernon Hat din. Tin- monthly luncheon of the C.A.G.-3 wive* wa< held at the B.O.Q. on the Ait Ba«e Wednesday amid spring flowers airangid in baskets dei'inatiilg the clip. room. I.ulieheiiii was served after which game* were enjoyed. Price* for Hie games weir bushels of flower s Mr*. W. F. Maddrii, wife of the former commandri of the air gtoup, piesidrd ami was presented with a Jaiewell gift. Mis. Madden I* leaving soon to join her hus­ band at his new duty in Pensacola. Hostesses assisting were Mrs. W F. Madden, Mr*. E. K. Brownelln, Mrs. A. Koper, Mrs. Edwin I’aiker, Mr*. Arnold Erickson end Mrs. Joseph Whittles)'. THE BANFOHD IIF.R.M.O Ur I 'lay 21, 1032 Peg* 8 Ailing, Mi and Mm. Itidinid Illlrt L A S T M U S T Keogh, B--V itiiiI Mm. I. W Scoli, Mm. It. N. .loues, Mm. Cecil Mix im, Mrs. Wall Welderlmld, Mr lludili (Slier, Mm. Kills l.lnyd, Mrs. Balpli Wiggins, Mis. Ted liriioklyn and Keldu Hue; Mm. I l.ouls llumphiey, Mr*, itice amt 'Mrs. Riser. SAN FOIt I) I'llONK 1222-J sanBR SBroai*' daisies say . . . t h i s is a ch a m b ra y sum m er X |u n I o r • r IS O JC L M ty - (.1 l.lllt.W SI \ 3 in u ^ \ ' i m * I a I a a i at A SUMMER IS HERE! AND Tins WHITE io I We’re Proud of This Diploma! M utt t u t i I a v v im 1' , V eW. - 51 SAND AL » K fifttf* naalyslg and conci fiiilnyi)—qualifies us lu offer a truly valuable j • aenrke to oar customer* m __’ , * . * *,i • step* lightly into tha faahioo scene - Gossard foundations a rt designed for set an basic figure types. A scientifically trained coriatlcre easily recognises your figure needs, and of smooth white kid, ' ' • V* ft , f can correctly fit you in * r<ossard that will idealise your own type of • 1*’* *o xiry fo r hot feminine beamy. •ummar diyi J>/'\ . • - I * i' ’lary Dally"... chtxooed band, of bug* white dauiai hilhllaht both ikirt end bodice of thi* coot low-eockod "'M Om dJplooM also assure! you of perfect maternity fittings. If special i r amrsedag is prescribed by your physician, It will receive expert attention. lfH. Martha Jaffaraoa and Mra. klargarst Millar Olkor Doris Dodson Junior* from STORE :.v ; �Blues Battle Jax Beach For Second Place H ere Tonight l S S Ti i | ^ n ,'o r F e ds* '(The S.-minok- llJut'M will open their two-gumo linitlr for im n d place tonight when the powerparked Jacksonville Ilourh Rea Mrdx arrive for their M-rnnJ teat lit Memorial .Stadium. In Jax The three-game winning slrenk Beach's only other oppenranre here, the llinl* dropped n thriller of the Hanford Junior High Rchool to the llliirs, fi n. nine wu* rndrd by the Orlando MannRer t'hiirk AInto will ItrcrcHtion Di-pnrtmcnt yeaterdnv probably go iiIoiir with hi* big on the Ninth Street Diamond as righthander, Grorur Smith, who llm visitor* eked out a 3-1 triumph. haa rompllerf an Impressive l-l Holt Hrnwn went the route for Or­ raeord Ihi* year. The ex-Ohio lando yielding *ix bit* and one farm boy I* the eighth making tally. cher In the Florid* Slate Howie Gordie1 “ -'* nine ague arrording to Iho earned w*« blanked until the bottom fan nerrenlege* recently re- half of the *l*th when Jimmy leaned. Hr had a neat 3.17 llswkln* singled, *tole sernrul BRA mark for 39 inning* on *nrf enrnr home on a bingo off the hut of shortstop Ralph Flowers. The Junior Feds mil-hit the vl*llor* <1-3 hut mold not nmke nnv of them rniuit. ftlir l.nrrv Rate* started oil the hill for Han­ ford and twirled Ihe fir*t two Inn­ ing* before being spelled by Haw kin* who finished thr gnme nnd wu* c h a r g e d with Ihe defeat. The Junior Fed loss mark* Ihe first lime thl* year that the Goullemrn have been defeated. The Junior High nine hold*- two victories over Fnlrrprlse anil another over Winter Garden. The Gnrdrner* were HMPpnitrd lo hsvp e.lnyrd Ihe i-inlor Fed* Here la*t Wednesday lint Ihe Orange Cnnnlv srhnol wn* un­ able lo make II. (,'nseh Gordie -old today Dial he will lake hi* charge* in Or­ lando In p».v a return gnme pnder thr light* at the Princeton Hchnol next Wedlirsdnv night nt 7:30 p.m In yesterday’* game, both Rale* nnd Hawkins displayed •heir strike mil *klll ns Hairs fanned four In Iwn frame* and llnwkln* pul mil seven more via Ihe HO route. Hrnwn could do no more Ilian whiff Ihrre Jun­ ior Fed batsmen. The Orl*ndo learn sewed up Ihe game in their half of the fiflli on a pair of hits, two walks nnd an equal number of error* lo tally twice. The Junior Fed* now have won three while losing Imt one gnme. Wilder Garden and Orlando am slali-d to meet the Gordlemen be­ fore tho season endsi All the Jim. lor Fed players are veterans of lie Rotary llasrball League, which Just completed Itn six week srhed- K id*. nmnir S t a le r u n n e r s M a rk e t ft„. IUI a t .V I-n illl V M T H , . i u J tMMHirr Ksniiiril, I I m. 1,1* Tile r-.ll..o|,i.| |.11« , , , Ill* I'c-.lcrs I,II I I,,I fii,,,|„ r H llln if , AlitrkM fii|* |ii oil fcm xC * jY * lifiwi... Tciiilrrarcs.iB, Dsiic»»iiia 'jin.iny Mu ».or. ' llliwkllls, ns, p "" Flower*, ii>, ** Jones, e Rates, p, II, • Turner, 31. Dnvl», ef Anderson, rf Pale, If Harvey, rf Clark, i f IS !!!!!' N‘,* "'fpiuiss HJCB1Im lipr I tat.b«Mn. II c |>m ii ||i , u , 011*111 V, M um l»»rii M S II, 1 n""<l " r 11 f Ml p Im ii I M ■. |li » ; I'fll I CM im Orlando III) Johnson, a* Avdoynn, e Rrown, p Oeslrh-lier, >•( Itichurdson, 3h Fleming, lh Gunnels, If Rlvcnhark, 21. Hudson, rf Total* HANFORD TI.oiiuin, -Jh i.p.Kf Total* ....... Orlando III) HANIOIII) Nt# Nii|»|il|ra iiiTk K r * l r ; ! TITIIHVILLH TIIIKH t r e i m w 1 TomHtocN in n, Ursnscn Haturday, May 24 |,os 0 f » p * o ll I, I mi.ii'i, I. im , j . , , 1 . v a rle lls i of tiriiilurn i t Th e H*nfnril iiim s K Mrm Hunday, May 28 5«‘ ,r" ,n "iJ"' " "' M*r It. paeltaa** **' r , , 'siin Deniand f|pw. i-i«rli* l si Fo r t k n o x , k v . f B ^ c i.i) -. Monday, May 2A ., ' Sf.h ° n f ri n »on of Mrs, Ruby Htrbl.ln*, llox AI4, Hanford, Luko Hawaii, now In hla third , .»■ • rere-nt grndiialn of Iho 2nd V Ti. ^ Hervlcp Hchnol hers. year ue manager of ths Reds, Is At the school, nltended l.y sol- he 32nd pilot In Ilia hlatroy of i, dler* and alrmtm from posts and Ilia Llnrlnnnll dull. ttetlon* within Iho 2nd. Army R Area, potential Army moaa atewH IfW *nd food HpecIalltU attend equipment. CpI. Pollard entered tho aervlcs W I m *1" n preparation, aanl- itlmi. record* keaplng and prac- In March, 194(1. JACKHONV’ llL K QRACH HATTING AVERAGER 81 146* 28 07 84 no II 20 0 8 0 0 Soap Box Derby Rules Explained ~' I For 27 Boys At Holler Showroom An rnlhusiNstlr group of 27 Imy* between the ages of 11-15 gather­ ed in front of tho Holler Motor Holes showroom yesterday after­ noon to hear Miller Phillips, Jr., Derby director of Central Florida, explain tho rule* and regu!»*,on* for the fnrthromlng Soa- "bra Derby to lie staged In Orlando "n Julv 13. "Don't he fooled fallow*. Thl* Soap Hoa Derby I* th* the greatrat alngle amateur sport* event of- the year In the United Stale*," Mr, I'hllllp* nald In op­ ening. "Thousands of liny* In your ago group In If»0 rltle* throughout the IH stole* nnd foreign Innd* *!nge these derby rnee* which entitles the winner to compete In the na­ tional championship rare In Akron, O., every year In August,” ho explalnrd. Already 7ft bov* In Orlandu have registered to hulld their rarer* and rompete In the Cen­ tral Florid* race In July. San­ ford will be one of the many town* to be represented In th* Orlando competition. The Orlnndo rare will prnhnhly luive Ifto Imy* and their rarer* ready to enter mi the afternoon of July 13. Each pnrlirlpiiul will lie nllowed one trial run on "Derby Hill” nt Frinreton nnd llyer Aveone* In Orlando. I'jich heal winner will receive * trophy and other price* will be swarded winner*. The rare will he grouped Into two district rlasaea: the fl clan* for Imy* between the age* of 11-12; the A group for boy* of 1.1-lft. The winners of each group will rare on July 12 In determine the win­ ner of Ihe Central Florida ritetrlrl. This winner will then go with Mr. I'hllllp* to Ihe National Soap llo* Derby rare in Akron to mmpete against winner* from all over Ihe country nnd *ome foreign land*. The trip to Akron will last for one week nnd will be expensefree for the winner. Mr. Chilllpa explained that th* first step earh boy muat taka In order lo get In th* race la In find a sponsor for hla racer. Tho aponaor’a name will be painted im th* car. The sponsor mnat pot up the 913 for the regulation wheels and axle* for Ine hoy, plus ID) expense money nereanary for buying materials to he u>ed In constructing the rarer. Onro the money lx nut up the boy must go to Holler Motors Hales In Hanford with his parent nr guardian and register at which Hum Im will receive hla offirlal driver's llrense *nd wheels nnd nxle* upon payment of llm 113. "Then, fellow*, it's up to you. You will receive the official Hasp llox Derby rule book which Inrlude* plan* and rigid specifi­ cations for building your racer." he continued, "Yon must build this ear yourself, -not your father, or anyone else. They may, however, help you with advlrt, hut you yourself muat do the actual work.” In anawer to the ipieatinu whether a parent rogld sponsor the j>oy, Mr. I'hllllp* said, "If you cantyd get a sponsor, you may havo your father sponsor you, hut try, and I am sure you won’t have any .trouble, getting a sponsor for jfoun racer." CJ K. Hlttell, manager of thv Holler Motor Hales, assured the imviv that ho and hi* staff will Ire willing to help every Imy possible. . The Hanford Hoap Ho* Kntry Is being sponsored ny the Holler Motor Hale*. However, they can­ not sponsor an Individual youth. If;lhe Imy* complkte their racer* before July 13. Mr. Chilllpa said that they could test them on a hill Iprovlded adequate protection werd avallahle. However, ha warn­ ed that It |x against the rule* to conduct a practice race against another racer liafore July 13. Ily KENT CHRTLAIN Hporta Editor Funny things happen In aporta. Just look at what happened at Seminole High School the other day. Melvin Flelacher, the aca hurler for the varsity liaaeball leant, suffered hla worst shellack­ ing of year in a softball game. While chunking for the Fourth Parlor gym class, the winner of four ga m es on the varsity was lambasted for a rather lopsided 12-1 defeat. Yea, that wn* the aame Fleisch­ er who fashioned a one-hitter and u pair of two-hlttera this scaaon for tho Celery Feds. Now Ken Gnno, star Fed grldder, wns the opposing and winning pitcher who gnve up hut a alngle run and iitustcd out a three-run circuit drive for his own rauie. We Just wonder what might have happened If (lano had made the 8.11.8, varsity baseball team. Possibly the lanky blonde might have pitched three no-hlttrr*. We were discussing Ihe various aspects of the Hanford school athletic* with Junior High Coach Howie Gordie the other day and came to Ihe conrlualon that base­ ball wn* the main sport hare. Gordie explalnod It thla way, "You know If the aame Interest was displayed on Ilia part of the Rotary and Lion* Chins In bas­ ketball nnd football as they now lake In baseball with our young- II !s7 I B .810 h St Wrist Action Is Important in Good Batting, Says John Pesky Won Imat Pet. Florida State league Pel.und 27 10 .730 Snnfnnl 23 13 .038 laxvillo Reach 23 13 .030 Orlando 23 14 022 Gainesville 20 18 .320 Cslatkx 30 10 .313 Cocos 14 21 .400 Daytona Reach 14 21 .400 Leesburg 12 20 .31ft at. Augustine 7 30 .189 Daytona Reach at Cocoa postponed rain Orlando A St. Augustine 2 Jacksonville Reach 4 Leesburg 0 Calalko 7 DrLfeut 2 Gainesville at Hanford postponed rain 'galnesvlllo at Calatka Jacksonville Roach at Hanford Cocoa nt St. Augustine Orlando nt Del.and Daytona Reach at Leesburg American league Cleveland 21 13 tU0 Washington 18 13 .381 Rostnn 18 14 .303 New York Ifl 13 .332 SI Louis 7 17 300 Chicago 14 17 .432 I’hllddrlpliin II lit .407 Detroit 8 21 27ft Huston 3 Cleveland 2 Washington 4 HI. Imiils 3 New York at Chicago postponed, rain ONLY GAMES Cleveland a( HI. Louis (night) Detroit at Chicago (night) ONLY GAMEH National League llrooklvn 21 7 730 New York 21 A 724 Chicago 17 14 348 Cincinnati 13 13 .300 Philadelphia 14 13 483 SI (mills • 13 17 4A0 Huston 12 IA 429 I'ltlshiirgh 3 28 132 llrooklyn 8 Clnrlnnal! 7 New York 0 A HI. HI. (amis f-oiili 0 Chlragu 3 0 nnstoi) 0 3 Philadelphia A Pittsburgh 0 flu-dun nt New York, ( night) llrooklyn al Philadelphia (night) Chlcngo at Plltahurgn . Hi. Loula nt Cincinnati Florida International League Miami Beach 29 (A .A M iam i 2V IT * Havana 23 19 .81 23 IB .4 olio make It impoaalbl# for thaa. Tampa outside groups to organise grl. and rage Iraguea, Wo would like at this time lq pay tribute to the splendid Job performed by Rnhhy Newman of the Rotary baseball League and Jack K. Morrison of the I,Iona Junior noy'a circuit. Through ths patience and effort* of these twe The lime* Thla Weeh men and their helper*, Hanford Tonight has Just seen one of the mosl Jax Reach nt HANFORD successful Junior Imseball seasons. Often it |a Impossible for ill Hsturday to gat out and see tha two leagu# Hanford at Jax Reach garnet, hut Morrison and NawmaO ware faithful In railing In th* Sunday score* nad keeping u* abreast of Leeiburg at HANFORD the league happenings. Out a* Bobby Newman remarked th# other day it took Juat more than hla effoTta, It took the concreted with age. Hanford could fall Into fourth work of Rill Rush, George Htlna, Elton "Bud" Mnughton, Jr., Roy almost over night, hut a hot Holler, Orville Touchton and th* winning streak could put them lh flrat. It will he interesting . . ... other Rotarlans, finis. Ry tha same token Morrlaon finis. received able assistance from Ruddy Lake, ffarry Robson, Bob Clark and Roy Wright of th* Llona Club. • Johnny I'raky muat know nomathing about hitting. In ala of hi* *errn «ra*on* with the Ilotion Red Soa the native of Cortland, Ore., ha* hit well above .300. Thin pop­ ular mink farmer who olaya abortatop or third haae ha* a .SIS lifetime batting average. Ily CRANK ECK AC Newafealure* Snort* Editor Kveryhody hut oppoalng pitcher* liiven Johnny Ceaky of the Roatnn Red Sox. The player* think he's top* Itermini- hr1* alway* hustling, even nt .TJ. The sport* writer* ndore him heennae the fellow of Yugoslav ancestry changed hi* Ily F.D TIHON Junior Metis' two-run circuit smssh gave Ihe Hrrnnd Period gym cl*** a 3-4 victory over the Third Period nnd the Seminole High School softhnll title for this yenr. Metis' blsst rsme in tho Imttom of the final frame with one mule sbosrd yesterday *t the 8.11.S. field- , Tim Third Period, 'which de­ feated the Fourth, 12-1 Isst Mon­ day, Jumped off to nit early lend scoring once In the first nnd three more in the third. They mniiitnln n 4-1 edge until the fateful fifth when tho Second Period pudgiJ ‘ - J 1/iulsvllle. A n d across four mnikers to rapture tlu l -<-«Vho hit .331 his championship. K V , , ‘m first year up. Not Line lip* MPL - 4f|f|flnnly that hut he Second Period Third Period I.. Whatley, c Tlson, r 7 ;,^ ^ f m a d e }{(lfi hits and Rehrena, p / ; led the Antcrlcnn Tllll*. It. L e a g ue shortPark. 21. i ana _ stop* In assists Pennington, a* Metta, Ah t - ^ * * - * ? n A with 4d5. Newsome, If * n ? ! * * Ki'* Here's Pesky's llnrsdnrf, rf advice on hilling: "The most Important thing Is In hit a strlkr. Try to hit thr hall where It’s pitched. "I take a short swing like the Phil Rlrxutn, HiIIv ' Goodman, George Kell type of Idttcr. "Re ready for the fnst hall. 1ch^ pk'actobS MID • NITE OWL SHOW! SATURDAY HPINR TINGLING Jax Beach Beats Packers, 4-0, To (vain On Sanford Ry The Associated Pres* The Jacksonville Reach Sen Hlrds hn.-isted Ihrlr second no lilt ter of the Florida Hlate League season today with the campaign less than half gone Dili Herman became Hie srtmul man nil (he Sen -Hlrtl mound staff lo accntnnlUh Iho feat when he pllrhrd tnc Jacksonville Reach Ing DcLand Red Hats, 7-2. Gaines­ ville at Hanford and Daytona Reach ■I Cocoa were postponed because of bad weather. Herman allnWrfl ffvc men In reach first basr—four on walks nnd one was hit by a pitched ball Only 2A men officially foretl him Ihe other no hitler for the Hen lilrdi. John f'h.-ipel stopped Ihe DeLnnd Red lint.'* with n il hitter whiln his males pounded two opposing motindsmen for 10. Orlando Manager Kd licvy hll his intlr homer of tho season In the .Senators' 0 2 win over HI. Augustine Ilia t hose blow rams in Ihe ninth Inning with n male on base. HKCONI1 FEATURE "W llh IIIn Planned Eco­ n o m y , Y e t Proirreaa, llrailcy Will Take Tho "KlrikM” Out O f The Road Dept. And The "CurveH" Oul Of HtmdH." S ig n e d : H u b ert EVERYBODY LIKES TO STA Y UP LATE SATU RD AY — GET tfP A PA R TY A N D COME ON DOWN! H o w e ll School Hus Driver ALL SEATS — 50c I Paid P olitical Artv.l Tho gold cup, presented each rear to the owner of tho winning Kentucky Derby haa lu.cn of tho same design since 1921. If arix of you fishing enthus­ iasts ha**' anything to report of unusual catenas, pleaie contact Robert Z. Johnson, tha Harald's fishing and wildlife editor. Hla very Interesting and Informative column — "Sportsmen" — ap­ pears once every week In the Herald and ha la Interested la conveying anything of Important* along through th* column. U woqld be very Interesting to see how George Kenls would far* If he played for Galnoxvllla and Harris Field. In th* two gam** i Grover Ctevatand Alexander could perform la 71 games In Hanford haa playad there Kent* (told* th* National League record hoaata of an aatonlshlng .99P bat­ of Ills most shut-outs during hla ting average. Ha haa rapped out «ar**r- Ha hurlad 00 of th*m. eight hits In Kin* tries. Patronise Your Local Photographer — He W ill Look A fte 1 Yodr Interesta! And Waa Farrell of Washington nttors had six opanlng day telling aailgnmants In hla caraar d 'won all of Inam. [aberteon R R W inning Streak Give You Fair Pricei LEKHBURU PACKER BATTING AVERAGER ( Um ’ G: AB R H 2 21 -22s 11 •- . w S if* *• 01 0 91 129 80* n otta * I ......... v v n ... LH »,aa 128 '03 .12 188 Ik M 188 'M 20 lie ted Box In 1089, got a double t f iur trip* to tha plate but tha an i*ea boat tha Bostonian*, 8-0. IIR HB RBI W^h 0 10 0 0 3* «10« --wo m 88* .884 18 -333 12 .208 1 Remember r..;%"t.ratb:r, ilelpi Your Town tit The Local Taxc yard runs. • rlHi maaam Your Photographer ly Paytag; — Far The fetrtin PI JAX BEACH m SANFORD 0#f ■ II . . L E E S B U R G t t a t ‘ lh A W Y 1 *ti ;* iO Thwoi H t I k TX m M i roomy-cut you'll S S S gfe i Game Time 8 P .M . . ■ S ttN U A V i - r aphicWork (Dali r **r, 1 - yowrmlf a eouplg of pair#, �I Legal Notice VOTE FOR IN t ilt ItT OF VIIK COVSTt Jtim i:. iilm in o u : t u m t . Nt/ms of FLoniiit. •IN 1*11011 Vt*l» IN lit-; TIIK ESTATE OF NANNIE A WILLIAMS I»« ' •imr ! TO I I I . W H O * IT %t%V flit. I r u t \i Nollre In hereby «l\rn that Kthal i Wllllama filed h*»i final report ns I Ekmitrlt of the miaff* of Nanl*te A. \\ llllattip, ilpcptiaert. tlmt ill* filed her Petition foi final til* |charge*, and that she will ap|d> to the lloitot ihl* I'ouKlan Stott! Mr'in. t'onnty jtidgr ' Seminole County. Florida. on the 2nd day of June. 1952. for approval of name |hioI for final dlmhutgc an KitcuI trim of the estate ••f Nannie \ William*. deceased, oil flits 1st (lay of ay. A l», | » : ETIIEL WILLIAMS. Executed ,,f the ratal! of Nannie A \\ llllurndtrrM«fi|. EARL HIGGINBOTHAM Candidate For County Commission?! District Number 1 - * .....— TO THOSE OF YOU WHO SUPPORTED MY OPPONENTS ON MAY Bth, I SOLICIT YOUR VOTE ANI) SUPPORT ON TUES­ DAY MAY 27th. * * * ■* I Sincerely Promise To Work For The HchI Interest Of The People. I Am A Mature, Experienced, Successful Hum! ness Man. For Good County Government, This (Experience Is Necessary. I Have A Proven Record O f Work In The Civic Clubs And Other Com­ munity Work. f I Was Raised On A Farm And Certainly Understand The Problems Of The Farmer, Cattle Men. And Growers. And Will Work To Help Them In Any Way Possible. Please Remember the Date May 27th and Cio To the Poll and Vote For Good County Government. VOTE FOR EARL HIGGINBOTHAM CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NUMIlKIt I Listen to WTRR Friday, and Saturday 7:00 to 7:05 P. M., Monday 7:00 to 7:15 P. M. tI’uhl PoliiI« al Ai|v i FL A SH GORDON and bin ml ventures in spare 9 Ter r*Mr«-» IT 111 mi , T o i a I E*tlmatetl Legal Notices Kxpetolliut es 91.219.900 In l' «t linaied a in ••u n t which will appaat al the hegtntnnM MITICU OF lA TIW TIlO TO of the uhovr refer a i i o h t i m t i i r .T Ied to (ls« al ypni fo ii n t n i , y e a h ima.iH.Yt •in obligated upon TO WHOM IT MAY EONVEHN «oininltinents imulr \M» TO ALL OWNKIttf. PEIISONS htil incomplete | JiHl.tino^yo oil ENTITIES HlilJElT TO fF.NThat on the I lilt da> of Juu ! PitAL ANP SOl’TIIEIlN Fl.oltIPA \ P l:‘.'*-V at nine o •lot k am in' PIHTIHET tilt pi IndpaI Office of F U » 0 P EoNTItoL |«| (>nii u I TAXES Southern Florida Flood t'on NOTIt'E IS IIEIIKItY tllVEN In ‘i»t.«l rol Plstitct. which »s Itootn Afj ■ompllan.e with and hy autlio__ •menu llulldlng. West Calm llr.lrD *f (Miaptrrs J 5 a n d JSltl. Law* •l"i Ido. heurinu will lr affoide«l •f Florida. PH. that the Mofern •ng Hoard of Central end Southern 11 ' " nrrs. persons, or entities • n ln r lood control Plstrict a |',4 , '** or ' m.i\ hr itl'J. •• to «eht OI-*ri , their atti rneye *<t public corporation *kt*tl!iR and before nald lloanl per at Ifig under Mid hy virtue mt geiifs to appear • -----nr Inmn lh« Mini* ol Florid*. Hint Ilonn In anl'l nlMiil. In «i|n|H in. mllnwui* i. • , .... tatl \e hnifgrt. or lie the warn** u»" ‘ N" n'" -h ill he puhllehttd • •r IImnnitnt, fur .nlil l»lnlrli l fm , «••*•»(. .11 •'("(Mir* nf llir l,r fl.rnl v.nr l.rMIIt•>111w Oitnlirr • r•.-• In in ••nlnti.r mill r,l*t i-i I'i.IJ anil "inline Mr|>lrmhrr ... . ... ’ •Mh 1'iMI Ihl" lhr_l«|li .In, i.l May, |»;.i ••UNTIt.1l AN|* mutyllUMN Estimated amount to Fl.itltlPA Fl.tut|* (MtNTKt 11 be lalufd by Pla­ PlHTIlh T MY ITS *IfIVEll N tt h t ta yen IN*I III *\ It I• 9I |95,«iflO 00 Mv lor S Ka 1 ma u 1.••*>(« T»»% Aesi'esiire * li.*•1 11*a»• Feea*.500 00 •-• lit K«!incited net amount ATTEST to he raised l*V M Tm net W itlt* || .1t*t M*e tu* Plslrh I taxes Set 1 eta r* •I* lie1 al Ilex Cline II • til he In .if |loaid I ' \ • » M in i 101 Funds H**ux I I*t IggetN. \!i r 1‘hfHrtnatt FsMninted ttniddlgat lit «>w.ir«l ll Pantel. Member ed or net balance • I* m* tit I. Tilted. Member wlib It wIII he on • »• « on Max Mctnhet t and at the teylti mInu of the ntinve *efet red to fiscal 1.111 Itm tot year Total Funds 91.219.9ns !•«» D R .C .L . PERSONS Axatlahi* 92.51a.099 on *01 coltstriti tloti For nc*|it1slHon of O IT O M K T ItlS T l.iiot and other pur '}%?.*»•! tut iix ra E Y E S E X A M IN E D For o p ria llo n and G L A SSE S F IT T E D maintenance of tlie Plsttlcl’s xxorRs I IB South I'nlmrlto A*rnu* I- ••r the conduct of .1 Hie affaire of th* IMMrld genet all* — FM T iriola l.la.tl. Notli r Im hetehv Riven that w*. ait •liu tg'd In liusliuaH ••it lllult; way 17-92. .1 mil*-* north of Malt l*t>»l in Seminole t oinitv, Kltt under I the f h 1 11Ions name. “Twin f!lty Pr iv liiu Itaiige' nod that we Iit11**t•I to regiNier m M ii.iio pureuant to tli* term* of the Fhtltlmi* Name Statute III. writ. Se« M5 n i of Flop id.i Statutes 1•••I with the tietlt of the I'lri lllt t out I of Seminole County, Florida. MKnltMi: FLKAK HAMMY SIMM uwiivm Mar 2. it'.vj TUP. SANFORD RPRAUI C & C LIQUOR STORE •H E A D Q U A R TE R S FOR GOOD C H E E R " .112 S \NF oil It AVENUE I’ llONK 9192 "9 The 1!»52 I Door Sedan Meadowbrouk Delivers D od pe in Sanford for $2412. l!l Mnnibn Th I*h.v SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS I’ ln.ne .*•10 KiihI First Street io n Ity Huy Got to O/.AItK IKK DAYS TO REMEMHER • lURTHDAY • WEDDING • A N N IVERSARY • CHRISTMAS • MOTHERS DAY Alwaya Nlrf To (lira THE ESSEX STUDIO KOtlEKT I.. c o x I’ ll* ITOt; IIA I’ ll KIt Iox NOIITII PARK AVENUE I'llON I'. Foil APPOINTMENTS Ity ruin ltarry IIkwii |i:iviiii-nla 2 lioilnmiii ln»»i |r.7«'. I'RACTKAI ,|,Y non Koiiiih" wk.i Iioo I!,on r *111 ....... It I'.i.t I CAIHNKT8. Coillltnr*, Ciil'liminl*. lullin' 1 1 |n nil will .11011 fii o .11 <!l.i.iin C Vi.ll. WomlworklliK. fiUJ 8»(1* tlnir. f""| Avonni' phone I4M-.I. ( *f«l| |liv'd, E.nlon. 1011 211. Imth. iiml. USED MhuIo ( Inf (In. Ilmitf" 11III,ANDO Morning Sentinel, Or utility III Mil, I..Mil'll v f 111*0itt.' . (io.mI umiiIiI iimi, Ill'll" I l ol 1.1 |., nil'i Elveiling S(nr. Cull limp' kill !il II I'tfililli'l . 11' ’ i' tilt 'I ' , It iy 11Hfi .1 I|nnn (in. * , 'll* l 'i ' I " ' unit 1 i'fiiv 1 iiIim, 11m1 Tlii'f 111 nil' HI ' 1 n u l l oovoring A-.phnU tile • .11111 !• III nil I. fill 1 III mill |ili|.|ri liiiolonui plimlio or til mill., Ilimililt•'•! ii'ililiy-n, ,|m IIAIIV MED wi'l |iiini| nmiiio.. I.lvti iy Smifoi it in yoiii <>.vn Hnvi 1 fill mill •Irivinir IJuulily m|ii *i ’ |4Ii h II h i i . . till' itcl'i'i'lli'il In •*,-/••\*i»y, liir I h e f o l i a « v l u g rt xl ex a p p l y a ll W a a l A d a p a t ilU h e d I n lb * Sanford lle ra ld t I 1 1h i e l i e per lin e la s e rH m * I l l a i e a H ie p e r l i n e I n a e r l f o t * it t l o i r s he p* r l i n e I n a e r l l o n 9*1 11toe s He p e r l i a r I n s r r l l o a Ac p e r l i n e f o r W i t t b C tia lra e f l i x r t t o r i f s I n I k r Mae . I i i i u k l f H a l e l o r l l l n « It F a c e I a p « ■Moll, lmii|-i'ii|iril lull.. PIIONE I IH THE SANFORD HERALD m m m mw m * VOR RENT —I .■mk-. WEI,AKA Apartment*. 114 W Vtnit 8trr»t. Phon* 41*0 W. 1— M0DRRN fiirnliilipil Kltrhpnnltr •partmimM. Hlnmln'iInml Court lllirlivvny 17-02 H. City limit. MATTERY, (iriii'iiUor nr Slnrt... .Soivim. Cull Iil7, Hiviilli'i* Itmloij Siivlir. Mmifnul Avrnu* tn| 2ml. Hlrirt !i lit'ill••••III •••••I'-* U*M1. For Ki’MuliM ( V a n f %<l*t H i l l he arre p le d n e t I k r Te le p h o n e on tor n* P t n n d t i M i i h t t r a e I f f o u r n n t n e I* l i s t e d I n ( h e ( e l r p h o n r h o a l* . I n t e ( i i r n f o r ( h i s rxr ••nm*niMln(tita ( h e N t l t e r d s e r I s e x p e r l n l (•* p a y p ra m p llf. I n o r d e r f o r it s I n r e n d e r the he*( p o s s ib le n e r v ie r , a l l W a a l A d s to n a l he la o u r o f f i c e n a I h e *ln» b e f o r e p u b l i ­ c a tio n . Please n o tify Ito o te d la le lr If a a e r r o r o e r i i r i la y m t r ad. W e «* a na o( h e re sp o n sib le far m ore than one Incorrect In s e r ­ tio n . VENETIAN llllnil. Em I n i I tiiniitr <Tall :l2ii Si'iikmik (iln. mnl I'nini Cm. III'.I I.NHK tlOl'SINt; n u t n \v i i , i : r s i i n n v ;i . HERALD WANT ADS il |M tl IW l i i -i t * .ipinre ruge. HuiiiImio por.'h I'IiihI. ItonMiimlily p r l i - e i l . E'niniluri* Coi'lri, I HI Woil I’ m 1 'Toli-plioito 11.7* (lii.r Hi ..IIn 1 •1 in 1101 * II ly-Il olinii • E»i ollonl inmlilii" In.Hi for 122 fid \ ' U lioolo.-, I iiillo nm 1 li of I inurtt iiml fl/irr M rllrr IIoiik'., In« . ( or him V I I | , mi « iIII- mnl l(iiiiilol|ili 2 loin, .liin lv y n n l n m it ii i i:s n i M i n iilt iil (m i liililii n Sm.ill ilmvii |ln\ llliMlI IIIIInHi'•' Ilk** Ii'll! Si !• Wr liny, .oil I linilo li.dl I \ l.i l l ’.HIES l.itolmii' Hluniiinnii \Y 11 llinmi, l.nki' i.tuiy I'linlli' fiirnilnro. Wilni>n-.U.nrr Enin Sorvioi'iilile bountiful Hri'e*i* IHilll M I Hum Co. Mil '•(. Mnnio ((Ml I VAMII.Y Inmni Ait *' mnl Imlf 7 — !*«' Im-1.1« pmlor k Sn|i|ilio. 7 Imnl. I.mnli'i| in ('iMili't KiiIim 111 im*. Cniilni'l ('nil |llii(< NICE LOT Diiiim' Imm. n u i.l.n I in liuyrr'ii immo II II (irooi, i :i i 2 J : i. I—il KA I. KST.XTK XV XNIt:i» fi'-i mllo* Nmlli En.I "I ((vioiln, iVASIIINd M ii*,1111m ropnlreu Stull. Ilnmil 12"_________________ d u n k , eomimnli'iil ioiv I'-o Wore t WK HAVE |iiii*|iei't* fm InG' 9 — IIV.M' WAN TED f 1 mil liniiii'n hiiiI |irn|ii'rty. Em n,MiltH ih II Hi'inlnnlii Ui-nlt y. ItK'TAII. Hiili'Minoii XVunlpil Sion ly I llli ainl MhkiihIIh, I’lnmi' 27. PliifiloyniPlit. Elro.lono Sloro. 1 Altllrt.KH VOR SAM; '1 AVON I’ roiliii't* TUXEDO EE EDS. Cumiilm* linn llnnl'* Tniriln Vrril Mlnre. 1 ,0 0 0 AND DAD (Noil 2 hi* von III ni'dl nf morn inmii'y? rniiio ■ rcnrreentiilivi' mnl htv*' | l.ivlnir Room Ik IM HiiHp IjiiIIi'., Ho gunrunleo't Cull HIHl Wl ' Al l . EDMOND'S Upl"il.l"iln« Hliop. Mnnio IIHIX I n'lilt'll" Xr m at rover* I'luml'ing A llnppl't. ContlNi'tllig A Itepmi. W .1 King 2HII0 Soul Ii I’mk Are. Phone Ml 'Ignhorliooil mil your nrl| rliimil ilnrlng ilininir ron NhoiiiI vriilolil tioni m. Writ* Srelmry .104 V,. Ilili Avo Ml HEIST gimle lop mil Dorn, r'lii., giving honir h'IiIio. , ynnl •lellveroil Till. fm inlrrvlew. Mmhio 1H«;r> w lln nn { Uni'll Hofii u iy ., nutelif. Iiko miotliM* 11111111. Cull I liifl tiiiliiy EuiiiHnri ( V 11I01 . E'feo o.l Iinn I o. drier lb illii'i n-l Iwnorn. 1 Noil ll'iiinil link DlnliiK 'To 11I0 (2 "u per E I loyil. III.'Ill ITiIHlH Help wmileil III Ton'll 2U.II0 ton'* Drug Co. Apply *" Mi Hill lioforo 11 .III 11.in f.< 1 • I* ro d 1 •. '. I'/'f'C?-. M"ry_ ITinm- 7H0-W. I.'mnl Hof,, With Slip Covoi 2UIII) t"'('N K M il 2 RF.DROOM hinmn. Unfiirnlnholl. I 1 ° vp o ! " u n ' 1 I.OdliElt with logguig oi|"i|"i""i 211.on wall Iml In leg largo Iiml "f , I'hone H77-U. |.. u !M'r, w,.lh11N . INml Woml lloil, limi Hpilntr pllio (inml propo.illou llo, TOUR ROOM unrni'o 1111I Htovo mnl llnir Miiltii’. i .Vi 1.11 S O. rl 11 lieinlil . mnl retrlenrntnr. laof k* I’mk I'miipli'li' I t M IN C E S PERSONALS — l i Avenue. Phone Dll!. IN'-il l.nri-r Clm*t nf WORK WANTED - I FURNITURE Im lb" ••••inplel* 20 00 0 --------lUnwi'r. Ilium'. I'rli ••* (il w'lkiug inmi t mi ROOM npt, Plnme linn W. 1 1 M 11 1 |,mi*o Diohnoi (III nn SMAM. imfurnl.I101I Inmno In l.nk" . ||*,.,| f, EJIm Avenue. Uinottn II' g 1111.117) Slmpwuin .'I pi lleil llmun Suite 71( 00 IIA HY HITTER Ileal ••( refer eneea. Mi*. Milium Vmup, I l'i We»« null St. I'holie 101.1 M ilEDROOM hnu*p. I.nrge fenre<l MATHER OF HANEOItll III y»rtl. Prefei eouine will* Phone 1271PRACTICAL rhlluren. Phone I.TIH-W. Avail­ 20.1-09 E. lal St. .. ,, , night, g""<l able .lime 1*1. Oil, 1 URNACKh-||y Keeftky, 117,211 rlnor ami Elrrpl Wall, Elmir 11 ml E'lrrnlara. EURNIHHED garage apt., 1200 M. d. IIODdKH Magnol lagnolia Avenue. ‘ MODERN .1 room furnlahld upl •OR W. lal SI. :r p - Phone 12H 12 Nuratng, referenrea, l«"'k''lt'iMik l,«w limy ll pnvnient*. Ear y lei in*. EuinHun* O l d e r lli'> W" l Elr*l Ti'li'pliiuie 112.1. i , i i"i lit"i In i i liwnr11 lay u Phnn SPECIAL SERVICES —I'! WII I. (lie party who kn»w, Ihii viIm11'aliiiiil.' nf a male, three yveeka "Id i'"|jle puppy, wluto mill Iniiyvn -ipula mi It'ail and lull kindly ii'luin In I In- II 0,(J. nffire, Stitt ("id Naval All Sta- Private halh. A.I11H*. 2.'W0 Mrl- P ’ * ^ t.oll'r«n»rn; Kplneta Uiiii pril l ll fimii IM 0.no. Inrlmle* I MAC'S Fieriilr Bervlrn Moved lenipurarily lo rear nf lilun Inning*. Term*, Irailo-lna. Kn Saniuril Ave. Elertrlr inntnr ro •lei’* Plano Hlnre, 12011 Myrllu. 1—• Real Ealale For Hale —1 NOT EUR SALE winding, Televlalnn and rndhi Kur night nppnintnienta rail HRAILI'.Y ODIUM aervlce. Aa nenr in you iih ynui | I2HN-XV. HKMINoiiV. RH AI/ir (I*ltd I'lilllti ill A«fV. | teloplimio ]0I. HM Magnolia Are. I'hona 11 CHESTS and DESKS. Largo eunT. W. Maro — W. Dlelrlrha ply. New-uacd-unflnUheil—(7.60 up. Vurnlturo Center, 11(1 Writ II you want to lluy, Rent or Hell, Elr*t. Telephonn 1420. (irior nee: llrothera-Dwnera. 1. W. HA I,I,, Reallor Florida Slat* Rank llulldlng TRAVERSE Eatenalon Koile 28" "Call Hall" Phnna ITM lo |08". Senkarik (lla** anil Paint Co. MUST BELL naw furnlehnl hou»e. Will take good clean trailer a* '80 MODEL refrigerator and npt. part payment. 2010 Banfoul alee '50 model gaa dove In good Art. condition. Cull I.T20-J. 20 ACRES NEARLY new boy’a bicycle. Call Mil flaking. lag. W. J. Doyle, Phone 2200-W. 2418 South Elm Ave. IMJ8-M4. ASSORTED iln,ila plant* for your aummar flower garden. A. K. J IIEDROOM maeonrv home. ElRoaiettar, Vloriat. Phone 212-W. rellent location, Kurnlahed or Celery Avenue. ilahed. Term*. 168]-J, S22 unfurnli Kacamhl WANT A good InveitmentT Small 2 bedroom bungalow newly fin­ ished Inside. All convenlencei. Already rented. Oultld# City Hixita, low. upkeep, 12% return yaarft. MSD0 caah or half eaah (•nil holunco Uko rcitl. Uo^ 20, t "c a r p e n t e r w o r k n — loM’awij Poiiwn —h E*or (|ulck repair Job*, or Rmal1 I building, Call Jim 1142 M 4 LOST I'eail nerklurn on E'lrst Street near lumk Imlldlng. I'lndLAWN MOWERS idinrprnrd. Ill ei plea*r return to Mr*. 0. K. ryrle* repnlrrd. Hhtimnn'*, .910 MrNali, phone OI7i J after 9:00 K. 4th Ht. o'clock. ALL 'TYPES Rulhluirr work Reaaonahle Rate* Ere* E»t> 19— -| e a u t o m o h ii . es mate*. Spreader Hervlre, Lira* and Dolonille and Vertllliei I'LL buy your car regardleaa nf age or rondltion. Phone IMI W Carpenter A Orarey. I'hna 1.9(1.9. M nr XAA-J, 'til OLUHMOBli.E, excellent con­ dition Can ba aeen al Uo'a (inn PLUMBING StaUop, corner let A French. Contract and repair work. Vrcr aatlmata. R. L. Ilarvoy. 204 Sanford Ava. Phone 1828. 1040 FORD 8, Club Coupe. Veiy Gond. 11(818. Phone IMI-W. SWEET potato plant* for tale. NEW FLOORS *urface«l to per faction. Old floora made like 1042 PONTIAC Fordor Sedan. Phone 131-J. naw. PlnlahlMg, cleaning Is wa t Good condition. Reasonable. Call Ing, alao portable power plant t » l » u 4 N O .M 4 II B II 831 daring day. SarVlnt Seminole County HBee AU !*•••tar I m t i t m . n. M.Olaaaon. Lake Marv GOLDSBORO PACKA0B STORE L. L. SILL •Plano Technician Mlt >v. uifc at Pbnaa f l l W. Bmta l, Say 1'*"“ — ML n >' .. ..... - a# i �which any flam* TTItt SANFORD HRRALD tv 8 H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Fires In Stores Can Re Prevented By Better Caution » General Insurance 812 RA8T FIRST STRFF.T PHONE 78 o• * >\r ' -4 r H. JAMES GUT Frl, May 2.1, 1933 apart ran talro hold," Chief Cleve­ JAMES II. GUT Aaioe. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYW HERE IN UNITED STATES Olt FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD An "Inexeuiahly high total” of 110,0(10 .tore fire, a year Indicate* the necessity of Inrluiling atom building. In the Spring Cleontin emnonlun for removal of fire l.a.-aid*. according te Chief Mack N. Cleveland o! the Manfoul Fire Deimitrnent und the National Fire Protection Association., Chief Cleveland a.k» storeowners to concentrate attention of denning up hazards in base­ ments, lire's principal “ breeding pint «•*." Record* of the NFT’A thnw IImt more thnn 40 percent of nil .lore flies stnrt in h*sement i i i v i i h , "llu-euierit* ure the lireedlng place, for fire* heratl.ii they inonlly contain highly coinhUHtlhlu TELEPHONES 180 und 1071 Itoom 401 Hanford Atlantic National Bank Building “ It Ih A Selflnli Vole To Vole For llruiley For He Will (<ive Un A Govern­ ment I And My Four Boye Will He Proud To Call Florida HOME.” Signed: .Mildred Nix McCoy LAST TIME TONIGHT NEWS 1 lliiiifluwlftf i I’mu» i 'uHucmi a «i v ) CAHTO O N and SHORTS Saturday Only! • Double Feature • “ EXPERIMENT ALCATRAZ” GOOD CARTOON Pf.UH “ FI.YINO DIHC MAN OF MAR8" - NO, 7 IIIBII Superior Sue Soyai B U Y and E N JO Y this rich, good Perfect Food I SUNDAY—MONDAY ftOAR-CHAS?.. 'Al th»lr Hllariout Cof/ega Cartinl make mint C upe/iiov ^ r avary land .ay*. "Much haaarda a* heat­ ing plant., ruhbiah chute*, and stock room* are Juit watting for u chanca to burst into flam*. "Basement fires go lunger be­ fore l«-lng detected, have larger amounts of flammahla material* upon which to breed and spread horisontally anil vertically with greater freedom from restrictive firo division wnlls than do flraa starting in other part* o f a store." Chief Cleveland recommend* automatic sprinkler system for all .tore rm.wtiieiiis tom suggest* that all ha.vlueiit iiluiiwfc/» u» en­ closed. He also stressed the Irnprotance of providing ample flra extinguishers throughout the pre­ mises. Pointing out, however, that protective devices do not elimin­ ate tile primary cause* of base­ ment fires, the fire department offlclnl offers these .Spring Cleanlip suggestions: 1. Condition* favoring spuntaneon* ignition inu-t lie fre­ quently checked. .Innitors' supply rooms, packing material Idris and rag disposal container* require special attention. 2. Remove nil rubbish every day to a safe location outside, 3. Keep stock In well-defined Murage rooms. In particular, keep hazardous stocks such ai flammable liquid*, paint* and packaging material* in fire-re•iitive rooms. 4. Check all electrical equip­ ment carefully. A stray spark from a .hurt circuit, overloading of nrring lias "unusual oppor­ tunity" tu .tart a fire among combustible mateiials. 6. C-'lemi giea.e from kitchen vents, hoods and stoves. Keep combustible objects away from tion at the close of each day’s stoves. Institute a special inspeehusluest to make sine burners are turned off and electrical appli­ ances are disconunected. DR. H. M cLA U U N OPTOMETRIST 113 Magnolia DR. H. K . RING CHIROPRACTOR I'lcaaa rail for appolutnaal Phone 1738-1719 “ Ah A tumpetltor In Tha A u t o m o b i l e Buiinenii, llruiley Odham Wan AlwuyH AccommodalIng, Sin­ cere And Honest In Our IluHineM Relations.” Signed: Willie Hunt 1 01 I Paid P olitical Adv.) BOyD'lllflLlflCE »i tonituui A* ijAglM Elect a man who will rrprrurnt YOU ami not the dog Irarkl CARTOON VOTE FOR MAX BREWER For Slate Senator FORD - ORLANDO HIGHWAY Quart 111 N. Park Ave. $ S .4 § ,9 'll » Re-upholflter Your Furuilure at Low Cm ! ', « * •l . , ' '••1 Special • 2 • piece Llvlag Kemnaaln For Sale Cheap ADAMS UPHOLSTERY Ilia aaaUrd A*e. rkeae — tiaa-w * ■• *IV : ♦ Seminole County Room Suite - 175.00 ll^bor arul Materiel) 4 , RE-ELECT P. A. MERO, SHERIFF He Is A Veteran O f World War Number One He Has Been A Voter And Tax Payer o f Seminole County For Thirty Years As Sheriff He Ha* Eliminated Slot Machines And Punch Boards In Sem­ inole County His Work As Sheriff Has Main­ tained A Balance In The County Fine And Forfeiture Fund So That None Of Your Tax Money Goes Into This Fund PRA IRIE LA me Now No. I — Full Hour Novfltlea and a "Lillie Haacala" Comedy — Plua — No. 8 — Wall Disney'* "Olympic F.lk" No. 3 — First Outdoor Showing "lent bo" Thomaa Jtfffraon W bn Thlrly-Thrca W h e n Wrote And lie Signed The Declaration Of Independ­ ence.*' He And His Personnel Has Htad Over Fifty Years Ex­ perience In Police Work And Are Qualified To Keep The Sheriffs Office On A High Standard Of Efficiency Honest, Courteous And Efficient Service For All Re­ mains The Pledge Of The Sheriffs Office YoUr Vote And Support On Tuesday May 27th, Will Be Appreciated Signed! Mre. R. F. Cooper Jlouatwifo 4Paid I ’ii III li'.l ■i i Adv I tPald PoIIUcrI Adv. i I T ’S ‘C O O L ’ A T T H E R I T Z ! ! ! LAT8 TIMES TODAY I I SUNDAY & MONDAY!!! (Paid Political Adv I FEATURE- OUTLAW ANIUIH IN leweat priced (n HefieldI 1018 MINI COVNtIVI I Tilt 'baa.HI.1 kaa.lll.1 o.*«. CMti.Wf CMv»l«« 1*1,9* Id A* IWj *«» la IM MU. 8;f e s l - i ■vttM,** M a t mm cw/d</oueva/tf. -COMPANION PIC T U iR - IXtlA ITMMtTM AMOCOMIOff ixtm iMoonttmi •M A tompUit pown tutm i . 1 ' extra-powerful Valva 5 ^ 9 MtfiRpiaOM n:-/ s'Yn* . m ■ •» i t . I M P ' lii'/V / Phone 104 Saturday Only! *14 '. V 0 2 .T S "Your Mutual Insurance Friend" M, —•D O U B L E • Pint FIFTH M 4® SAT. KIDDIE MATINEE 10:00 A. M. "TIIE STORY OF SEAB18CU1T" I’ Y-sii' f i .4 0 Tlieie uie more than known dlu»n*e* of plant*. •Wietrn S Urn IM aar ■•■Mitkt* vr->m t LET’S CONTINUE TO GO FORWARD! "I k Hralley Too Young? TAFT DFI.FliATKH MIAMI - Sen. Hubert A. Tift appeared assured tiHlnv nr at leant 14 of Flnrliln’n lit delerule votoa fur llie presidential minination In the Itepiilillcun Nullonal Conven­ tion, opening ut Chicago July 7. An Informal poll of the delegate! In April allowed 12 favored Taft, one wiii roiiunltlrd to den. Dwight (). Elsenhower. four said they were not I'om m ltted to any candidate, anil nnp rould not lie rencheil for III. view*. INSURANCE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR HOME - AUTOMOBILE * i!L*3H;Z35 Hunt Idncoln-Mereury Co. I'HEIGHT KATE MKKI.AND us— A freight rate saving* of |3G to vru a car Tn citrus concentrate dnninents hy rail was reported today by thn drawers ami Shippers la-ague uf Orlando. Cordon Stedman, league secre­ tary manager, said the reductions ere Ihe outgrowth of a meeting in Chicago Wednesday with officials of Western, Southern and Northern railroad* Stedman said the saving, on an industry wide had* in Florida would come to uImi.ii $150,000 year­ ly. The savings will become ef­ fective ill DO days Phoa# i l l �•’ ---- - -- r- .■ ■ - t ;........ - T . T ^ . mV.**. , ’"V' " ' < '.‘ ‘ ’4* M l ' ll:/ : w ^ TOW I W T V H U N 9Mr Sonlhri ReraU, CHr Delivery, hr 7 M F. M., pleat* eatl *i> ^ m u g S e v hi*j F, ., <y ♦ *. .' -i.,1. ik* ‘ .. *• SHy* l$ante& lieratft 1 . VKM .Q W CAM 1444 . i J:-. AN INDEPENDENT Entablhhed 1908 t II SANFORD. F L O R ID A D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R MONDAY MAY 2fl. 1952 AHHocInlrtl Press l.ensed W ire THE W EATH ER " r*rUy cloudy with little change in temperature through Tuesday. Shower* and thundershower* over north portion this afternoon and tonight Widely scattered showers otherwise through Tuesday. N o. 198 McCarty .And Polls Will Open At 7:00 O’clock Two Dead And W a rn in g G iv en 5 U p r e m e Q ) U r t Tomorrow For Second Primary Six Missing^In B y Conna!l Holds ■Odham Predict Wins At Polls Ship Collision On Foreign Aid M o v i e S A r e E n t i t l e d . Campaign For Gover­ nor Roars Into Fi­ nal Stages W i t h .New Charges Made Sy N ALCOlinr. JOHNSON Polls will open st 7:00 o’rlock tomorrow morning In Seminole Count*’* lrt precincts for the sec­ ond Democratic Primary election and with Interest at fever heat in the race between this city’s own candidate, J. Bralley Odham and Dan McCarty for governor, a re­ cord vote is forecasted. Contests of locsl candidates y e also expected to whet up the in­ terest of voters and bring them to the polls In this second election which will deride, among others, who will represent the -17th Dis­ trict, Including Seminole and Brevard counties, In the {Hat* Senate, Lloyd F. Boyle or A Max Brewer. In thla bitterly fought state sen­ ate contest, Mr. Bovle polled 3,809 votes In Seminole County to Mr. Brewer’s 2,006 and A. T. Rossettor’s 624. Mr. Odham received an official count of 4,252 Seminole County ballots to Dan McCarty's 1,1)30, and Adams, 013, In the first prim­ ary, a two to one victory for Od­ ham. Another hot contest will be the 39 Survivors Arc Rc-i Senator Says Furthported When Oil er Cuts In Foreign Tanker Runs Into Aid Bill Arc Pre­ Barge In Dclcwarc lude To Disaster* To Free Press Rights Floridians To Choose Between Russell And Kefauver Delegates New York State Law WILMINGTON, Del tf»~A tank WASHINGTON < * - Sen Cnnnal er loaded with crude nil and s lv ID Tex.) told (he Senate today Barring ‘ M i r a c l e ” gasoline - laden barge collided In In advocating approval of a $0. | Rendered Invalid; a driving rain on the Delaware imo,ooo,000 foreign sld bill that "s River 19 miles south of here Sun­ policy of timidity Is a prelude to Radio Also Aided day night, both exploding Into disaster." flames that sent crewmen (living As chairman of the Senate For ll» The Asxnclsfrd Press WASHINGTON 'jP-The Suprema Into the water ciimi Relations ( ommlltee, t'nnnal Florida voters decide Tuesday Court ruled unanimously today Two men are reported dead, six lv said the mutual security rtira* whether Sen Extra Kefauver of Lieut. Parrish Jr. ihal movies are entitled lo tho missing and one Injured crewman "re Is probably (he Iasi major Tennessee nr Sen lllrbard It Bus - constitutional guarantees of free Is At Wilmington General Hospital legislation be will pilot through (lie m-II of Georgia will be their rhnlre speech and free pres* suffering from shock senate before he retires next J.m at the liemoer.iiie National Conven Bill al Ihe same time, the high There were 39 survivors from (he " '.7 11111 » " ' elect to run again turn in t hlrago In Inly tribunal struck down Ihe action of collision between the in.Ut ton " ,r r" ' n* senator argued lo , lhr> « III choose ji delegate, New York state In barring Bobertanker Michael and (he 1,500 ton prepared Senate address agaiml |r,» " ' ''eld of mi. some pledged t'i Bnselllnl's "The Miracle" on barge. A J. Dodge ■'»' further cuts In the aulhorira »" Kefauver. some In Bussell and Iho sole grounds Ihal II was sac­ Hour, after the collision near ""*> measure, trimmed by his rum ' T ' ell eJnie md 'ahead l,v H2 .uxi rilegious Reedy Island, orange flames and billion dollars below . . ' . 7 Justice Clark, writing Ihe courl’4 thick black smoke covered the stir I resident Truman's requests The ' ” ,r ' •’ popularity « nnte M tie mam opinion, said: f - c . ol the ,ky ..... h .. I . V lm c m . ' “ J ,'“ ™ ''" J “ "In seeking to anply the broad anil all-inclusive definition of ’ sac­ . . . . . » . « m i. . . . . « » « i » " « :•» '■;;«*» -w iii;" ; r x " . f i s " : : ; The Michael drifted In the New Before Umna ly sjuike. Sen „ u y Mln (tc |PgB|P, rilegious' given by the New York Courts, the censor Is set adrift Jersey shore and ran up on n <» ," W ' D Gs I told areporter he ,,|r,|url| l(, him m the rarelo win upon a boundless sea amid a myr­ beach. The ship has a big hole al » ill slick hy the nne billion re n„. pnMdenllul nomination iad of conflicting current* of re­ the water line of ils starboard how " " ‘ Ron made by the commitlee One of the 8U delegates l.-i pledged ligious views, with nn rharl* hut Several Coast Guard vessels stood " " hi. motion, allhough he said t„ ( |*«tg|,i n F-lsenhower, the those provided hy the most local off shore watching the Imrnlng ves- he did not believe a rut to the Hcpiihlican candidate, and one Is and |Htwcrfiil orlhixllxles New sel. The smaller craft was almost House figure would damage the pledged lo Gen Douglas M.irAr York cannot vest such unlimited completely submerged Just off An program much ihur. who isn't a candidate at all i d ra in in g control over motion Beach near Fort i'enn, Del ,\ group ot Bepuhllcsn senator. Forty two delegates are pledged Munitions Board Lea­ Agustlne pictures lu a censor " few minor explosions were heard has promised additional slashes I" Bussell 25 to Kefauver and 17 Clark said Dial since Ihe term der Warns Of Seri­ from the Dodge from time to lime ranging from 5(s» millions lo one unpledged "sacrilegious" was Ihe sole stand­ SJur Tellefson, 2li year old ses billion dollar. Four men and lour women will ard miller allnek Int he ease. It ous Period In 1954 man, so far■ I* lx the tno only survivor Asserting th coillllr) must he elected from the stole at large \.sorting that this was mil necessary lor Ihe court from Ihe barge rge Speaking from hlx lie prepared lo itleiel ils allies halt -""I men and two women will lo decide now whether a stale may WASHINGTON tri - John O. hospital bed1. Tellefxen said, "I way. Connallv said Ihal any failure he elected from each of Ihe eight censor motion pictures "under a Small, chairman of the Munitions was very lucky I'm 1 1-sIt li . I I.li-llt II icky lo gel out of nty „f Congress io act derisively now congressional districts Board, told Congress today "we boat alive. I was asleep when I wi t h In. •iti> . clearly drawn statute " Bussell has selected a slate of now visiting brie 'might mean that peace wmil are still far behind" Russia In cur­ 21 as the ones he would like lo Mix Fdwni.l I Lam-, is lb- ,,oi WASHINGTON The Su­ fr’" " ” "‘r « r“ *l' -nd Ihe lights represent him al the convention " f Gai'- s S I’anish rent warplane production, partlu- W ■’ribbed **°B fe* ore servo r*'ihon w-h» -u. larly of let aircraft. rushed to the m in porthole and and they are designated on Ihe xtnin'-l al f-ml'inll fm Seiiini-di- preme Court today upheld transit He said that even so planned pushed through Into the water ' " ,r * """ ballot as ''Bussell Candldalex " High Bel I, and is tlo- giand .m radio broadcasts By a 7 1 vole ihe high tribunal I a I •• \ | ) I ’ m 1 1 .b •>( S u n deliveries In 1093 and early 1994 was wearing only a T whirl, and f,,r'' i " t »r-!ium' r.1Mc-°' 11ri-'xl*il|V',t?|,|7^ ....... . ,,rl"g '""> favoring him "f " " decided indlo lirnadcaxts on busnim ratle prexldenlb.l „ rP designated as • I’ledgrd to Box f " " 1 will have to be cut back If Con­ shorts," sslfl Tollrfxen between ses and street ears do not violate «"«"lnalloii Sen* Itrlen Me Mu sell " gress sticks to a House-approved gulps nf hot. black coffee Ihe eolistliililnnal rights of pas­ ceiling of ■ 48 billion dollars on All Kefauver delegate candidates "I iwim as fsxt sx t could and '"»* "< ' '"tuircllnit. Blchard II sengers armed forces spending In the fis­ It ieemed as If I swam more than Bussell id Georgia and Kslex Kc ate listed as "I'ledged In Kefaliv .lostlre Burton wrote Ihe major­ cal year starting next July 1. SB hour. There was no (Ire nn Ihe tamer ofTcmicxsco — are back l *’r. ity opinion And thoyc year*, Small added, river when I first Jumped but as IMK „ ,e rl„|„riP(, ,,y If " " ’ re l* no dexignatlnn under Justice Douglas wrote a dis­ ‘•amlldate’s name, lie Isn'i ■ppfer to be "a very perilous I ms da my wsy toward shore It senting opinion which asserted: saameC aa If tha names were chaa' atuBdaie. Mutual Security Ailmln pledged lo anyone anil can vole period as we look ahead." "If liberty Is to llourlsh. govern­ Itg mf In. 1 finally reached a huoy l' ,r*l°r " Averell Harrlmsn as hepleaxex —it thevoters send ment should never be allowed lo Small testified before the Senate in Um middle nf the river and s,\n.. Itoliert A Taft nf Ohio. |him to the ronvmtlon force people lo Uslen to any radio Prepsredqess fMapmltt— H wai climbed up on It," he said aiulldsic for ihe Republican uoiii No law cnmi>ol* the pledged pmgrarn The right of privacy, trie of two s e M g jr o u p s which Jellefsen, Ji Norwegian who hsii !nnl)on; «« «'• » «“ • <" "Id ' randldate. to lo voir voti«|/np tha men men In tnj h * today violated. Is a powerful dcwhom they pledged, nor are >V are pleili **1* hllllon dollars wereTntitflrirtftHWImmeously into become a ll, S. clllxcn by natural-] f,,n,l'* Connallv said he lisdn't always they hmiiiil In stick with their pres 1Boainct Insists Time tcrrrnt lo anyone who would runthe air [tower situation A Senate Hatton lives at Brooklyn He is men's mind. " married and had a young ilaugh-( been snlislied with the progress |IdrntI"I cniidldnlr slier the run to do ao by a law passed by the appmnlrlntlMM subcommittee had I Ins Passed W h e n 1 1 ir-dInstiee Frankfurter said lie took jpr • European nations were making lo vention ballollng starts Congrass. Secretary of UM Air Force FinW i l l D o A l i y I l . i r m "" »,ar* *» " lp ‘■•at* because ” my To become affective, McCarran's letter hefomlt behind closed doors. Trllefsen said he believed one . . f ' rearmament bul be said on J" bi-ling are so -tronglv engaged as n . i i h . r n f wh.iin the whole they had responded to i nullllng appeaml on Hie liallol ex amendment would have to lie ap­ The preparedness committee’s ih. ,| ..,| ilcllm of Die praetlre In conthe dead men. neither of , fhl, ||ui,a, . / o m m i , , , , , * ! aggrrs •••'pi names of delegate i-.mdl KD-IF ISLAND Korea f lied proved first hy the House and Sen- hearing also was closed lo the waa Immediately Identltlru. troversy that I bail heifer not sto and then hy 30 of the 18 public hut Small sent newsmen a Jumped from Ihe tanker. One man, slim vigorously and promptly with dales This year, candidates fur prisoners of wai in- forging deail pal >leipale m ludlelal ludgment delegate may have llielr preslden iv weapon< mi lln-n bailu-d wile states. ropy of s prepared statement he nude exrrpt for the life Jacket In Hu- limits of tlirtr i apalilllllex upon ll Before s Senate labor subcom­ read to the group If Fr nice cimld hi- freed of |l- tlal rlmlcr printed in small type enclosures bid ling Gen ll.ivdou which kept him alloal. died non lb,D niranl ibe court majority, under llielr own names, nlurh Is | lloalner said lo,I i\ Do- lime mittee, meantime, spokesmen for ulea after he was picked op )>v obligations in Indochina. Connally what nil n l the hi; candidates did be-ules lint too. ws> com|K)sed nf had passed wlu-n )bi-\ iiiobl have the National Association of, Manu-1 rescuers He wa* believed to he said, the whole posUlon of Western I'bief .lustier Vinson and Justlcei caplored Dlls Island facturers (NAM) and the If. 8. Km ope would be strengthened im a crewman from the Dodge Black, Bred. Jackson, d a rk and Chamber of Commerce opposed s I'nitrd Nations guard force-- now Minion There waa no Immediate word measurably lie added Dial despite bill by Sen- Morse (R.-Ore) for could control prisoners milslde Ihe rniuniltiiirnl. European The decision Involved broadcasts of the fate of the other alx men this emergency government leisure of Island's 17 I'OW eompoimd.. Ihe beard here on street ears and ground forces bad been nearly aboard the barge. strike-threatened vital Industries. doubled, air forces significantly- In m-w ramp ennimamb i told newly „| the Capital Transit Com­ The Mlrhael, bound for l’ aul creased and a command structure Lawrence F. Lee, Jacksonville, arrived enmhnl wise I'nnadian and pany The dispute allraejed wide boro, N. J.. from Persia with i Is functioning Fla., president of the chamber, llrillsh troups lie also -aid alleiilion, however, because at crew nf to. reported two men and Ira Mosher, New York, past Bill Inside Ihe rnmpnimd boils least ten oilier cities have radio ICMallUM*)! Ils T w in president of the NAK, each sug­ lug Hll.iaai North Korean mil I'lll hrnadraslltig on public vehicle*. NEW YORK IA -A move to gel gested that ■ ban on Industry-wide Protestant churches MDNKAN. Korea ,p I'nlled Na ne-e eapllvrs die bald I’ommu ___ change to change Jin- ease was taken to Ibe highcollective bargaining would he a part of the wording of the Lord’s Hons Imre delegales relurii In iiM x still rule It itnllnttstl i f n l*n*e practical way of dealing with the raye ' was Initiated today, Panmiuijoin Tiluadnv In learn it About two weeks ago. Die I'OWs problem of itrtkea which create a The plan, approved after keen a three day nailing off recess has roulil have eiashnl llielr barbed national emergency. debate at the 144th annuel General cracked (he C'oniiiiiinlsl stand on wire enelouires Tln-v would have war prisoner exchange suffered "bundreds of rasunlilea" Assembly the r Presbyterian blv of t)M In Uie . ChurchI in the Um M, w would replace The explosive Issue nlime blocks *"'• Probably roulil have taken over Ibe island "if they tool w.oiled the word, "debta" or "trespass­ an a rm is tic e III Korea l-'.ach com pound holds 5 .ixni lo es" In the prayer, with the word. Police had a (may time during Investigation hy a grnrul Jury .............. ...... The t'onimunlxtx demand > < li i .ihni prisoners Ibd wilbln two "sins." tha weekend-wlth five robber ie - . „ f the eireiimatanrea nf Ihednalii1theire afit'ure'il''' sobl Ier it back ... al Iwo k s Hie Beds will be divided The Rev. Alexander Mackle. oi sttamptred rnhberle* reported „ f Mrs. Evelyn Rlarkhurn W«l n,,, imiIiiI of a hxyooet if nei-es The r,unity r„mrnl*alnn met in od,, groups of 5oo m iii'ii siiialler Philadelphia, vigorously opposed The first hrcak-ln nn Friday therx, 20, who wax killed in a fall IKnry iicriiD session Saturday aftcr■ oiiipoimiis the move. lilghl when the filling station -f from nn nutnmnhilc on tho night high Bul Dm It N fiimmnml lias "Why this silly tampering with Jefferson It. Davla, 7IH Park if May 10, wax rerommemled Frl In Hie larger group Hie Beds oo-io to determine whether or not BOISE, Idaho tri—It wai quiet , , , i been equally firm ll say* no prix i-no'l be e,,|,|, the Lord’s Prayert" he demandsd. "if iliev don't i„ keep „ dragline rotting 18,250 Avenue, was entered by mean- iay aflernimn l,y a coroner* Jury |„ npr win („rt.,h|y rrtll, nr,| today at Ute Idaho Slate Peniten­ whlrh bad been reported unsatis­ tiary, scene of a fopr-hour riot "Hasn't the General Assembly of ■ window In hark end aboni which decided ihal the rauxe of the Bed* An Allied screening to be ronlrollrd " Boalnei roll factory, since ihe purchase on Apr. enled Saturday. Warden L. E. Ctepp and anything more important to con- »0 In coins was taken* from 'hi- the death wn* unknown. showed only 7fl.no*» of Hifi.ixin Ifni In several rbda Hie ml.oners Ill from the Florliia-Georglo TracThe jury Included (!. I,. Bed- POW* and Inlerneex want to go Cash register. other officials surveyed the esti­ "As a I consider It used axe handles, clubs, .pears, lor Go. mated 415.000 damage caused hy Following the band ronrert ding, II. A. Mmiteith. \V. L. hack In (’iiminunlst area* 11 was decided to give the com­ private rights Seminole lllgh School, Krhlay Itocne, J. P, Hardy, II. 8. Hen. barbed wire Halls and oilier wrap ta who barricaded them- a serious Invai pany I wo week* to make adjust­ MnJ Gen William K Harrison, nil* ay." I recreation hall and to tell me how night, players returning t» the non ami Murrell Smith. ment* and lo prove that the drag­ The action a new senior Allied delegate, said 1 the forma* band building In back nf tb<Some camp auHiiirlliei -wild Ihe eenso plate factory, Ernest W. Wnltherx, Imahand the line rail do thn work for which lleila sill) may he deleruilneij pow* now have pistols and ritlexconfer with school found * limit to p o c k e t routed eat with tear Uon of a comm of the aeclilent vlrtlm, and Jiimex representative! ,, all denomtna- hooka, wallets and handbag* tlmi It. Matthew*, <lrlver of the car, "to delay or reject an armistice " xi-l/ed in riolx or bought from it I* intended. lu nil Interview Sunday, llarrl civilian', f'nninilaaloner ft. E. Fotirakrs I Council of ciapp put i i ringleaders In soli­ lions In tho Natl had been left on a table in Un­ te*tlfird before State Attorney son observed: claimed that the machine could tary confinement and kip( most Churches of Chrit Wllllln each eompoimd Ihe Bed* Murray Overnlrert, Jostleof building were missing. Looking "If Ihe Communist* arc going have a well organized military not he adjusted to the Job it wa* of tha other rioters In their ceps. ward obtaining about, they aoon found the di< the Peace W. E. Wai ion and tho lo ronrede, we won'! know It until xyxtem E.irh eneloxiire is divided eurclmxed for Commissioner ti­ Some were released ta start clean­ general uao hi Jury, that Mr*. Waltlier* had carded articles back of the build enomlnatlona the day it happen* Up lo Ihe last Into a bnilallon, eiimpaniex mid ll. Pope favored a trial period In ing up Um rubble, fallen nut of the back door of In*. About |14 in cash was mixUnder tha minute, Ihoy will keep trying lo platoon* Slrlrl niilltary discipline which time Ibe tractor company . Dot. Lon Jordan gave Clapp his in*. Polles Chief Roy G. William* the atdan and had died from In­ Forgive ua . make us give In." prevails The fommiinlsl leader* would be given a chance to msks aa we forgive tho44 and CapL Roy Tlllls made a p e r ­ juries. even hold xiilnll the proper adjustments in ordar He said he hoped Ihe Bed* had i drill llielr men sonal Inveatlgatlon of the rohbei y. Jack !>. Gnhel ami f'harle* I,. who trespass It ‘ US)." would was abSutelirright In what used the three dny rent*** "to : scale military lactic* using diim to make It suitable. The Grammar School l u n c h King, member* of tho Naval "Forgive u« Commissioner W. G. Klllree ap* " Jordan said. ’ ’Ha handled be changed lo study once again" the Allies' firm my rifle* nr Club* for mock liny Shore Patrol, staled Ihal ahmiFaii room was broken Into Sunday our tins aa wa those who proved n trial period, stating lilon in a vary aaUsfacnight, but all that waa rnported hour before ihe trngedy that they stand against forced repatriation nnrt drill aln against ua.'7 He added that statements hy , II also I* suspected that the prl* . that lie would not vote until hs ha I seen Mr*. Wallhrr*, who wa* tnlaslng waa an alarm clock. Some churches lew use "tree* did not say what, if any. home of Mr. and Mrs. F crying, near a rnadhoti*e rlo*e In President Truman and high guv- oner* have *inrk* of gasoline use ! had a chance to «cP the ilraglln*. i atate would take against passes" while ' i, like the Pres* E. Tha ................ of Great Britain ful for making homemade fire- Commlaslonsrs J. r. McClallSnd Roumlllat, 010 Palmetto Av, DeLandj They added that they eminent official* byterlana, -use "i and Canada "rortnlnly .should run bomb* — known In World War II ' and It. O. Dodd al*o cansantsd to had offered to help her, hut iho nue, waa enured by an Ice pick Tie Rev. O mf T gas barrage was laid vlnec Iho Communist drlrgaliun— a* "Molotov cocktails " Witnesses the trial period suggestion. burwlar 8unday night by puru had refused toe arisen walls after Walter Jewett, Orlando, vlc*« and Iholi* masters" that the If. N have said eight or nine large Following the accident, accord­ tnring the screen and moving "m e correct !• OMlhlllPlI On I'riUr president of Florida-Grorgla, probaoki. Although the house wa* ing to Matthaws, ha and Wai Command Is speaking with full mix(d to if novate the machine for governmental authority and sup­ nnsnckstd, nothin* was reported thera, both of whom are attached port. Ils proper use without coat to Lieut. Parrish Is misting. to tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary the County. Mr. Jewett readily The Allies have told the Beds Another home, that of J, C. I Air Station, took Mrs. Walthera that the U. N. Command will make Visiting Kd Lancs admitted Mr. Fnurakre'a char*# Dnris, 611 M4*nolln Avenue, wa* to the Naval Dispensary, hilt aha no further concessions that the Modle-8 dragline with a enUred hy rnmovin* n screen on was pronounced drail upon ar25-fool boom amt three-eight* Lieut. II. S. Parrish Jr. who with the south aid* of tno house. An rival there. yard bucket wn* Improperly his wife and daughter, Hope, I* •mpty wallet which had been visiting his nunt, Mrs. Edward K. mounted hy the Tampa Marina BEVERAGE LICENSE ALBINO KANGAROO tnken, waa found in the yard. TALLAHASSEE ) * - The Sea Lane, filtl Park Avenue, returned Company. SYDNEY. Australia iri-"M I*»,' Mr. Fourakre also maintained a 14-month-old albino kangaroo— tale Hotel of Miami Beach, cur­ reeenllv from Guam where he bad the only one In captivity—left by rently fighting a 30-day suspension been stationod since Jnn. I, 1051. that the whola rig was too light lie arrived a few days ago in and would never he a good ma­ plane today to meet President Tru­ Imposed by the State Hotel Com­ man. She will get the rest of her mission for allegedly pcrmlttlni Lakeland for n few weeks leave chine. name when she gets to America. gambling on the premise*, will no with hi* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Is traveling with two ram lose Its beverage license, State Harvey 8. Parrish, Sr. Following his graduation from |Movie Time Table blue bird* of paradise. They are Beverage Director John E. Mont Annapolis In June, 1010, he was RITZ foment said today. "Th* Marrying Rind” Montgomery said that after a sent to Japan where he wa* sta­ 1:34 • 3:38 • 5:32 - 7:81 - 8:80 thorough study of the evidence sub- tioned for several month* and then MOV1KLAND mllterr at ■ beverage department returned to the United Hlntos. In all, ho served two and a half year. " ring Mpy 2 be had concluded "That's Mr Bov" PRAIRIE LAKE neither the owner nor the In tho Navy. lie later enlisted in the Naval laser ef tha hotel knowingly "Harem Girl" 7:30 . 10: allowed gambling on the prom- Reserve and was appointed an In"When The Red Skin* etructor at Tampa and Lakeland. Montgoi 9:80 only He was then sent to Guam. ed th* hi errii MIAMI (ri— Dan McCarty and Bralley Odham swapped new A blowa today and both said they “ were confident of victory aa they cloeed their hot campaign for the governorship of Florida. Both wara putting on Intensive leit-dgy drives for votes In the populous Southeast Florida area which could well he decisive In the Democratic runoff primary Tuesday. The winner almost certainly will he the neat governor, because Democrats outnumber Republicans M to 1 In Florida. Meanwhile two shotgun blasts ware fired Into a home two doors from that of gubernatorial candl* date Brallty Odham near 8unday midnight but Police Cant. Roy Til. Its said "we don’t think It was In­ tended for the Odham house." Odham said, at Wast Palm Beach, however, he hda been warn­ ed three yceeka ago to "lay off gambiers .'or we’ll get your family." The racketeers, said Odham, “ juil got their houses mixed up." OdAam said his wife telephoned •him with word of the shooting, lieTruman's Seizure Of i said she received a phone call Steel Industry In­ soon after the shooting from a man who claimed to be a news­ spires Proposal paper reporter and who asked about the shots fired Into the OdWASHINGTON (J*-Sen. McCarhsm house. . ev.) today .proposed ran (ID.-Nev.) (The Mlsml Daily News said the constitutional amendment ent to prop caller >represented himself as a hlbtt the President from soiling Florida Tlmea-Unlon reporter, but •ny property except under specific an Inveatlgatlon showed no call laws enacted by Congress. had been made by a Time-Union Introducing an amendment res­ representative). Police checked the olution, McC'arran told the Senate call and found that It came from It was Inspired by President Tru­ ■ nightclub bar In adjoining Vol­ man's selture of the steel Industry. He added that he would try usia County. . . _ Odham said he had esked Ban- to gat It approved promptly.by fen! police to watch his home after the Judiciary Committee which he the warning he received In Tampa heads. "The purpose of this proposed "If we ive to live In fear « our lives I'd lust is soon ba.dead, amendment/; t* said, "is to elim­ be sakl at Was! Palm Beaek. " I ’sn inate not only all doubt, If doubt no! going lo llva In fear of tny there be, but also all em inent Ufa. I know tha racketeers f»sr over the question of whether the me more than^ snj other mag in President has any right, Inherent or otherwlee, to selie an li • sheriff's race between J. L. Hobby, contender, and Sheriff P. A. Mero. Both have been doing much visit­ ing about the county during the past week. In the first primary, Mr. Hobby led with 2080 voles to Sheriff Moro's 1805. The other votes were divider! between Chief Kov O. Williams, 1014: Charles Reek, 010 and Clay Williams, 640. Next In Interest are two conteats for County Commissioner, Earl Higginbotham against W. B. Brown Miller In District No. I, in­ cluding precincts 3 and 0, and of Banner 1- Carter versus John W. Melsch In District No. 6, Includ­ ing Precincts 1, 2 and I. In the first primary Mr. Hig­ ginbotham received 618 votes to Mr. Stlller'e 477, making It a close race. Other voles were 305 for W. O. Kllbee and 312 for C. C. Priest In District 6 the rare wes alto close with Mr. Melsch leading with 301 votes and Mr. Carter right behind with 300, while Vir tor Green* got .120. Another contest will he that of W. Hugh Duncan and L. A. Tate traatiaaeg na fa s t ate! AmendmeotUrged Senators Told Limiting P ow ers U. S. Is Lagging To Take Property In Jet Aircraft t i?: ' f I c* that M cCirtW conference ----- — -’ - -. n headquarters had violated new election expense law by X ,gnne (I'a n n a a e* to Oa r a s a T s a i Bedroom Window AtFeinbergHome y Shattered By Shot - / * Police Chief Roy O. Williams | this morning personally Investi­ gated the mystery of a shotgun blast that shattsred a front bed­ room window of the home of Ir­ vin Kelnberg, 1005 Magnolia Avenue last night at 11:00 o'clock. The house l« located only two doore from that of J. Bralley Od> ham. candidate for governor, and | closely resembles It. The blast of the gun brought neighbors running lo the scene. A ( shotgun shell was noted lying in the gutter In front of tha Feinl>*rg home.' C. E. Oormly, who live* next i -to the Felnhergs on the corner ’ of Nineteenth and Magnolia Avonue, stated that when they re1 turned lo. their home last night at about 0:00 o’clock they saw a large black sedah, with two men In the front seat, parked on Nine­ teenth Street near their garage, , At their approach the car left. At about 10:00 o'clock, Mr. ' Oormly skid that He looked out tha window and eaw another targe ear parked m front of the home of Mr7 and Mre. W. C- Hill, across tho street ‘ Latsis Mr- Oormlv declared, ho heard a shot, the eound of a gun being breaebed aid another snot, followed by the sound of an auto­ mobile starting off hurriedly. CapL R ) TUIIa and several at the scene soon officers a: ' ate, and thla afterward to ip and Lieut morning Bass made ms a further Inveatlgatlon. Mrs. Fslnberg told tho offli t that at tha time of tho shooting - tho wao away visiting her mother house, ft' writ the; sound o f the neighbors that brought tho matter Reds Reported Making Weapons In Prison Camp Move Is Instituted ToChangeWording Of Loras Prayer Five Robberies Grand Jury Probe Reported During Of Wai tliers’Death Single Weekend Is Recommended All Is Quiet After Riotous Scenes At Idaho Penitentiary S I M B U S M S K K Truce Delegates Will Renew Talks With Communists Faulty Dragline Is Given Study Ry County Board � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, May 23, 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/dc0587d10834ae95176c3e1f44f6d6ee.pdf 355af99680b36aa1e9623a017ae9d8b0 PDF Text Text atm ; rK rtv irt •ifariiV; ; THE SANFORD HERALD Four Bodies Found Jj^ga H •__ WnL-May 21, 1032 Governors Race From Missing Sloop State Farmery Market Grain Deals Senate Votes 52 To 18 In Favor Of McGranery <('aalleaa4 r , a a r , i t OH| ICoalldeed Praaa Pat# '•* •! ’ HtHM *». II* speeches In three suburban Lake­ ago that the final lost would be aAXKONtl 4TATH PANWKHB BELLINGHAM, Wash, m -T h e land precincts where his opponent, MARKET only about one million dollars Xaalere, H o rtl, wind-whipped wake of one of Puget Urulley Odham, topped nil vote when the government hat made Coil,,wine reported by all Sound's worst yarhting tragedies May d. A motorcade of supporteri lb»Thel>mi,i« the recoveries to which it Is on The Hanford Hiaia has revealed the bodlea of four of accompanied him from one place Partners Markoi for produca sold In entitled. WASHINGTON (At — A lop sided Truckera 4 I’mlora up tu l:lo p.m. seven persons who were aboard to another. Senate vote cleared the way for so. the 33-foot sailing sloop Prelude He'll do Ihe same thing here to­ May naans, Tandararaana, James P. McGranery tn walk Into Price Controls By GEORGE CORNELL when It vanished Sunday evening. night, speaking at Plant High Dapandlnx Qiinllly the Justice Department today and NEW YOIIK id - Too many llu. hpr. An extensive search for the other School and Hillsborough High II 16-11. is take over as the bosa. l.lniaa ( ( M l rllmad from Paaa IlMi Chrlitiam. are that in namo only. three |wr*on»-now presumed dead School Instead of the Courthouse Ileana, *.»» lleana. Pula By a .52 lo 18 vote, the Senate I so. «.u as "the city, town, village or other They don't apply their erred dif­ —and Ihe wreckage of the myster­ Square. ibbaira, night confirmed President fidently to the way they live and iously missing boat Is continuing Quality Polk and Hillsborough are two 4 «<) civil subdivision" where the plant Tuesday is located. Ills Idea is to block Truman's nomination of the 56 i l , cr al as run ihi-ir country 1.00 today. of the eight counties in which Mc­ Calary, ( alary, Paarat c-raiaa a -I any plan by the Labor department year old Philadelphia jurist to suc­ 'Oil-, view wan voiced repeatedly The bodies of Mr*. Ellen For Carty was not high man. Corn eratfs : : j to fix uniform nation wlda mini­ ceed J Howard .McGrath as at­ by ministerial and lay leaden at (lyre, her son Kcnnlh. 12. Kd K. 1 lie Fort Pierce citrus grower Cucumhcr. I,,, hakt i :: mum wages. torney general nu bukl MS- 1.75 (fastens prior to the opening of Jukes and Mrs. Inmald W Card, and taillrinuii intensified bis criti­ j:««planl All the votes against the aplial.arH The AFL and CTO have opposed Ute Iblth annual General ssembly were found Tuesday In the waters cism nl Odham's plan to oorrow l.aiiurs, I. A. Cria. dntinent were cast by Republi­ 4 00- 4 SO the Fulbright amendments. of the Presbyterian Church In Ihe between hpre and Orcas Island, some 337 million dollars against (Jins hu. hpr ISO cans, hut 14 other Republican* USA * some 15 miles to the southwest gas tax revenues ol the next 30 r»aa, lllark Kya l,„ hpr I SO- J IS Sen. Humphrey (D.-Minn.) chair­ joined 38 Democrat* in voting for Paaa. fit,»,lar hu hpr. MS man of a Senate labor subcommit­ "We ire making nothing like the Only Jukes was not wearing a years to build 2,250 miles of 4- Peppara hu hahl t so- i no tee, announced he will ask the confirmation. Impart on our time that the first life preserver lane highways. Huash. Yalluw hu. hpr I is- i n Pennsylvania's two Republican pi ||, ,-rla 1 so- 4 Sll Senate to knock out the Fulbright ChrlMlans made on their*," laid Still missing are Paul Kordyce, lie said it Is "a pork barrel as I'oinaloaR . irru r* amendment* If the Banking Com­ senator*. Dull and Martin, were the Itev. Holier! J. McCracken of Ihe owner of the yacht, Donald had or worse than some of the rtranaaa (ir|i<-ii<llli|f Mila mittee approves them, and to refer nmoni! thu.se voting approval New Yruk** Itlvm lde Church. Card nod Mrs Jukes Only a mat things that come out of Washing­ * \arlaly hot 75 McGranery, a former House Cm tu his group fur study "We have fulled to Indicate the tress, lifrboal paddles, two scut ton,,s and does not take Into con­ llrapafrull. liuuran h„t 1l no The Hanking Committee, headed member, has been a federal fudge • ' V»rl»'la« of pro,tin, ratalvad Christian dilution to Ihe problem cushions and an Ice box door from sideration (actors that would run by Sen. Meyhank (D SC ) sched­ in the Eastern District of Pennb'.i'r.* *"?/“/ H'*1*May Parmara of Inlernalinutd relations, or to the Prelude have been found the cost tar above Ihe figure Od- kal from IOiO'ii am is, l(, Mur- uled debate anil a vole on Ihe sulvaniu since 1916. During the deal energetically with ureal social Fordyce, an expert yachtsman, hum estimated. * T'" “l ‘■•‘■"'P1* •-4X1 amendment* at a closed door ses- war he served as tho No 3 official _ evil* which lie like a ldlght upon had years of experience sailing "lie's talking about creating a par'ka«aar Demand mmlaralr. ni*rk»t alaady (lull before Voting on tho measure In the Justice Department, as as­ man'* common life." the water In which Ihe Prelude ; tremendous bonded t'ehl at the sistant to the attorney general. ----------------------- Itself More than 1,200 church leaden disappeared- and In much worse peak of Inflation, when the best Mr. Truman sent McGranery'i A favorable majority would from I', oiighoot the country are weather than was experienced -Sun- j we can get Is 50 cent* for the KiwaniH Meet send the hill to Ihe Senate floor nomination tn the Senate tailit April here for a 2 day conference on day night when moderate wlndi lux dollar we spend," McCarty -------I for what promises to be stormy 3 In a lightning altermatb to Me­ said "Why. the interest alone will •vangrllun. which began Tuesday. were blowing The (leneral Assembly,top Presy,Qm *’"«• °»»» debate Involving the whole vast Grath's resignation after firing run nine million dollars a year, to John L. Calloway; ||. c. lle tie l,!controls program and admlnlstra- Newbohl Morris aa government lerlan governing body, opens use his own figures. ursday. McCarty salil he preferred to American Fruit Growers execu- Hon handling of the steel strike, cleanup man. McGranery told the Senate Ju­ John Garfield At sessions Tuesday; there were i?rry, n Woo,*ru*L den- 'Ihe House Banking Committee Is liiiild the roads on a pay-as-you-go tl r* these words about Ihe effective­ basts, taking Into consideration •1st: Ed Randall, Jr., electrical nearing the windup of public hear diciary Committee ha would ex­ r u n l-uur liari ness of Christianity In modern life: needs determined by (raffle count dealer; II. II. Crumley, insurance; mgs on Its own version of the pose and proiecute corruption wherever he found It. Ho also I?r‘ !'• T- Do«s, chiropractor; measure Raid the Itev. Ilarrlson Kay An­ became worried when he did not ami congestion. Unless the two branches agree pledged to lire any Incompetent, derson. Chicago, moderator of the appear. lie suid "If there Is any chisel- George ||. Kpahn, Winter Park Mis* Whitney, u stage actress. mg. ............. ............ .......... architect; J. c. Davis, Texaco by June 30 on terms of an exten- disloyal or dishonest Justice De Qrnernl Assembly — any ................. graft or any corruption "The church has been sitting too told jhiIIcc she had known Oar- g0mg on In Ihe road building pro- dealer- M |(. Strickland, Ameri- *ion of — or successor to — the part men! employes. * Sens. Ferguson (R.-Mlch ) and Klfllll Wl. are going to pul a atop w". 011 f’°- "Kent; Ed Fielding, Defense Production Act. Ihe law long on a cushion, obsessed with field about two months v its; 1expires and the whole controls pro- Watkins ( It Utah), who led the ; uml If there la at much an ACL freight agent. gadgets We need to reflect a new Shi* said Aht* had dinner with him ' in HUi tight against McGranery, said they Others who were saluted were, gram would collapse. quality at life, nf the unlrnatlon at Luc how's Restaurant afid they (nlhnni says there is, It would lie v ffl did not bclltve his performance . — ----- ------------went to her apartment. ! ennurh to build the necettaary high- U. L. Harper of Chase and Co.; . of Christ.” would inatcH'hls promise. Said Hep llrooks llay.s (D Ark) ai. 4 a. O. K. Guff, ACL Railroad; County RidfiTWHV^H V lt'W H ,h^ya "f.fj way* without Imrrowlng. During Tuesday’s day long de­ ” ^ v lv v v n McCarty also said Odham ap Tax Assessor Doudney; County "Tho <' hri.'.tiau man must emerge that he remarked: "J fed awfid " bate, Ferguson ami Watkins were She said she offered to call n parentlv doesn’t understand the from the house of faith Into the the only senator! to make speeches area of the people The Influence doctor, bill hr replied there was Farm Bureau plan for exempting In opposition to ftlcGranery. of righteous m en-the spiritual re no need for It and that "i’ll feel tractors from taxes on gasollna .... ‘ *H, ,r ‘ u r. K Mc- I oner* of wur ean he put under Chairman McCarrau (D -Nev.) of has said It would result N*h, credit aources of the church—are our only better If I can get some rest " I bureau manager; Prln -1 c-ontrxl the Judiciary Committee replied in lie went •« Iha bedroom, re , |M redurlng revenue for building final II. E. Morris of Henilnole hope In these fatelul Hines." Hi(]u, former commander of detail to their criticisms and pre Said the Hev. John Knlherland inoved his clothing except for his farm to market roads Odham op High Brhool; Dr. Henrv Mcl.aulln, D.Itidgway, N. forces in the Far East, dieted McGranery would have a Donnell uf the l-’llth Avenue (New shorts and T-shirt, and got Into the Jposes Ihe exemption. McCarty fa- optoinetri't; J. w. Hall, real es­ talked with senators for about two great administration aa attorney double bed, she said I vor„ jj. York) Presbyterian church— tate; J. H, Nicholson, Hoick deal­ hours. general. "There Is appalling evidence of . \N**. .Whitney said she decided McCarty said the law proposed er; Dr. If. II. MrCaslin, dentist; Ho was questioned extensively lie called McGranery an "honest corruption and venality throughout J? '*• ,n'm *t*y **•*• night, and |,y farming and ci-mmerclil fish- Mack N. Cleveland, Jr„ attorney; ■bout Koje Island incidents hut sincere, Gnd fearing, fair nfficial.” America. Materialism has eaten that she went In sleep on a couch jM|l interest* would only provide Edward F. Lane, real estate; Lea- some the ««nntors said he could tell f„r |,X|,mptlon of tractor and boat ter Thorpe, Western Union mnn- them llttlo Into Ihe heart id our land. We In the living room. new. The Weather She awoke at about 8 u m KSTfm-| from the 4 rent general road ager; Kurl Higginbotham, Stand have raised gods of Iron, silver, Other senatois sold Itidgway told gold ninl wood We need a Looked Into the bedroom and »aw iimildlng share of Ihe gas tax. and aril (III dealer; Ralph A. Smith, them Ihe Communist* have built High Low Prcrlp. r«at breath ol Cod blowing turn still apparently asleep, she I „„| the three cents earmarked for Chase and Co., treasurer; A. L up their forces In Korea durin 74 50 trough Ihe iinlliui " la!!! ... . . . . . . . , secondary mads ami debt retire Colllnx, chief clerk, ALL Railroad. | truce talks, and that the general Asheville «o Boston 50 69 She said she went to Ihe kitchen 1,nl.n| kinal introductions were of A. i was not optimistic that a satisChicago til 07 42 ette, gut some orange Juice ami 11«. toolcmlcd the exemption K. Bhinholser, city attorney; How- j factory cease-fir** agreement can I'LANK ( BASH Cleveland 52 58 .04 IIIH.I.YWOOD as - Civil aero jilaerd a glass of It on a night | Mould encourage farmers to use nnl ftlontieth, insurance; John W. lie reached. I a )* Angeles (19 57 ln(ir,. MB*0||np, Instead ol diesel Wilson, entomologist; K G. liar- Ono Democratic senator, who naulies null,i,rltles today were lit table Ireside the bed. New Orleans 79 07 Then she tried to awaken Idm, | (m,| f„r u„,|r iraeturs, and there per, Kr . f y j vesllgutini! the crash of u light electrical dealer; K. G. Kllasked not to he named, said Hide.55 53 53 Xftf; plane at Hollywood Air|iatk Tues- but without socress. She leli-iihoned j,y increase revonue from the non Patrick, president, Florida State wuy'* picture of Far Eastern con- New York Seattle .58 48 18 BflA kHli-il a Miami Beach Dr. t harles II. Nninmark, who |iro exempt |Mirtlon of tho gxi tax. Hank; J. i„ Hurt, Internal Itevenue I dilions was "Ihe most depressing Washington 59 58 .20 r />•private (Her and burned two oth­ imunred the Actor dead I'olice agent; Superintendent of School*, thing I have hoard in month* " Ineksonville III 27 said they found the glass of orange 73 er*. T. W. Lawton; Dr. II. W. Garner, Sen. Bussidl (I) Oa ), presiding Miami 78 HI It Ok F HOMECOMING Dead was lairen Charles Itohln- Juice still on Ihe table. Rj physician and nurgrun; the Itev nt tho session, told Ihe general GM Tallahassee 81 GAINESVILLE (Special)—ElThey said Mis* Wilnev expressed .17 son, 31, a termer diving uml swim ' T ;f mini' Instructor who came to Mi­ eonrern about Cnrfleld's family, die Booth, Jarksoiivllle, was named .1. E. McKinley; Forrest Gatchel. thut the Kojo Island affair lias Central Fl ubln ijnlck Freese Co.;' brought shock und u sense til ami llencli In lull! friuii .Milford, expressing hope they would md n* general chairman of the Ilift2 Marion llurmuii, WTItlt urogram shame here at homo, misinterpret his presence In her University of Florida llomrcomlng Conn. Bussell gave reporters a copy I,v lloii Terry, .Miami, Florida new director; A. I„ Wilson, furniture Burned were Kenneth S. Simpson aparlmeul. dealer and Mayor W. II. Strmper. of a statement ho made. 43, u Hollywood rout estate agent The Garfield* have two children, Blue Key president. Guests were J. II. Hurt. Jr„ In the Ktutoment, Bussell con­ Homecoming, which le handled Who was n passenger In the 2- David, 8, and Julio, ft. Ilyama said Garfield lately had numinlly hy Blue Key, will be held Thoina* II. I’age, Orlando; It. L. gratulated Itidgway "for the magseater plane, and lands Hului, 20, Atlanta; II. I'. Whitworth nlflrent job you have performed Mlatnl, u iiieehnnle at the airpark been "seeing a lot of people to Ihe weekend of Nov. I, when tho Hutton, I George Spahn, Winter Park as a leader of our fighting men who wa* burred while pulling Interview In ronnertlon with a tInter* meet the Auburn Tiger*. and play, ‘Fragile Fin,' which he ex Festivities iim ImIh * house decora­ and liroige PaUi-nxiil, Key Club. in a grim and bloody war," but fllinpsim from the wraekage. used such word* us "bewildering" ported to produce In the full and tion contest, a deuce, a parade, amt und "shocking" In reference tn the possibly direct." Gator Growl. OH, STB IKK "kidnaping" of a U, S. general "The onlv reason I ran think of Besides Terry, other Blue Key PFNVKK ifi Mu lor segment* hy Cmummilsi prisoners on Koje of Ihe m.lloti's nil ItiiltiMry re for his visiting her was that she officers elected on May 2, art: Island. iroNtlniirit 4‘rum »•*■• Oael maiui'd chccd today as an estl I* Interested In play* and In the Hnady Freed, Miami, vice-presi­ Itidgway, given a celebrity's mated Cfi (too winkers refined tu finnuring of nlavs " Hvams said dent; Dick Pettigrew, Jacksonville, tu throw ownv the one bo*i chance welcome to the Capitol, was tech Hyams said Garfield and hi* secretary; and Julian Dumlnlck, nl avoiding World War 111." ratify nr (ailed to reach hack to nically before the Senate Armed wife grew up together lu New Oilundu, treasurer. Hep. Vorys (II. Ohio), leading work ngicrmrnt*. Tlie officers were recently In- Ihe fight for further reductions, Services Committee which Bussell Scattered settlement* were re­ York’s tenement area and that ported, mo-.lly among small locals their rnarriaee was Ihe only ono (tailed lit u meeting following the has predicted another billion dollar heads. Howe'er, all senators had been Blue Key Hunmiet at which Attor­ slash Hep. Leu E Allen (It. III.) O. A Knight prcsldenl of Ihe Oil for both ill them Mrs Garfield Is the tormer Hob ney General liirhnul Ervin spoke told Hip House Tuesday he hoped Invited to attend and inure than K ; Workeis International Onion (CIO), one-third of the membership wus the hill wbuhl he eut In half on 'Trlcgrlty in Government''. estimated that only nhmit one third erta Mann, a non actress Miss Whitney apneared in Hie Both are hackers uf Taft, who on hand when the doors were* of the 00,000 rellnarv end pl|>eline trrtl.l/ING WASTE has said he would support a bill closed. workers who walked out April 30 Broadway play, "Dark of tho While this meeting was going on, Moon." GAINESVILLE •*) - The Florida totaling six billion. have returned In their Jobs. The medical e»sminer's office citrus Industry's yearly I ti billion Elsenhower has said a one bil­ it was announced that Itidgway Knight pi edleted thut nearly all address a joint meeting of the striker* would he bark by the attributed Garfield's dpath to n pounds of waste which la turned lion dollar reduction In the pro­ will cardiac condition and said (hero into valuable cattle feed wai cited gram would bn "heavily and seri­ the Senate ami tho House at 11:30 tnd ol thin week was "nothing suspicion*." Ilvam* hy a New York engineer Tuesday ously felt," and that cuts substanti­ a. in KST Thursday. said Garfield had suffered a heart as an example of making waste ally beyond that point might en­ Bldgway Is en route to Europe to replace Gen. Dwight D. Klsen S lltn itE FAILS attack about a year ago and hml crnnnmirally useful. danger U. H. Security. bower as head of North Atlantic RAHANOTA t.B — A gas explosion been under a physician’s care. Dr. Mnlrolm I'lrnie told the fifth laved the lit,* of n would he sulrlde Man* aquatic animals are easily Treaty Organliatlon forces. National Public Health Engineering only to lend In Ids exposure as an ,kllied by auddeii change* In tem­ Sen. Robertson (D.-Va.), one of Ihe first to leave Ihe closed door Air Force deserter. perature. Over WTRR HALE OF POISONS The association also called (or mretlng of senalora, told reporter* The man turned on the gaa In MIAMI BEACH -The Florida "reciprocity treallra” with other Hldgway was unable to shed much hi* apartment and lay down to State Pharmaceutical Association Tonight 7:30 states In licensing pharmacists and Conference at the University of new light on the Koje Incidents > die, I'olice chief Hubert N. Wilson Tuesday a proposal lo for legislation to bar the sale of Florida that Industrial wastes pol­ although questioned extensively. V laid, hut when Ihe gaa spread to endorsed the sale of poison* and such minor drug Itema aa aspirin luting America's water* and at­ , the pllid light on o refrigerator regulate lighten rules governing the sale by restaurants, service station* mosphere are a fast mounting chal­ y- there was an explosion which of all medical supplies In Florida, and other service counter*. lenge to all technologists and In­ blnated the suicide plan. The drugglsls also pledged sup­ dustrial managers with vision. Papers In Ida possession led In Plrnle said enthusiasm to clean port tu the McGuire bill that would hi nil Identlfleatlou as Capt, Harry f. T. Danielson, 35. Boston, who de Run Antonio, Tex., last Nov. 20. restoro ferferel fair trad* regula­ up Industrial areas must be tem­ serted from Brooke Air Force llaie Wilson added He had been working tions. Hucli regulation* recently pered with hard headed Inquiry In­ hare aa a bathhouse attendant tin were held Invalid by the Supreme to the Impact of cost on the econour o w n mla structure of the area. der the name of Harry J. Kelly. Court General Assembly Of Presbyterians Held In New York a . Elect a M l wko win rkyrnwnt YOU ' * sad sat the deg track! VOTE FOB MAX BREWER For Stalo Senator it*alil Political Aitv.) SAVE MONEY! Buy A New Ford Prefect Fordor Sedan At The Special Cash Price $1200 Or $400 Cash and 24 Payments of $40.74 NO EXTRAS Owners report 30 miles and more to the Gallon! StricMand-Morrison, Inc. Autkorlsed B flQ U Daaltr Since 1931 Flrat Street at Sanford Avenue Phone 200 ft II K A It ICuropcnn DcfenHe OWN THIS BIG 8 POUND J. L HOBBY Hear u Prominent Floridian on behalf of » our &&' mm TONIGHT RUSSELL CANDIDATES , W DBO OtUO - W R U F V tl5 TOMORROW 9 t3 0 P. M. .WDBO — W R U F — WGGGl SATURDAY N IG H T . WDBO 7t80 - W R U F 0 :8 0 1 ... DAN • O N ^ T H R s A IR E V E R Y MORNING F R U F 7t8 0 ~ WORZ 7 (4 5 1 .... ............... ^ Fifth Congressional District Primary, May 27,1952 -H MODIL AW041 Easy Terms — No Down Payment •i "the friendly store"' "Confronted with the hard cholca of chooalng among valued and trusted friend*, but realising that division of our support will defeat tho will of the people, 1 ask the peoplt of Florida to support these candidates for delegstet." Ben. Dick Russell. State at Large (Men) State at Large (Women) C. F a rria B ry a n t. O cala <S«mM CM4MHI) Dajrle B. C a rle tM , T asapa M rs. J . D. A ld e n a a a , Jacksonville iRaaaall t'tl4MKIII M rs. M. & F a tte r, B aaa ell cuaw M ) Serving Customers At This Location •For Past 25 Years. Ja m e s T . VoetlW, V e ra B each <a«M«M l u M i t u F re a k D. U p church. B t. A a g a a tia e 1— 411 CMiUsH) SERVICE lll.U S S e e th P a rk \ \U>: * • » ^11 * .It ViL .i THESE M W m xm i V �v ^ i ' ■' • •• W M 18 f TIIE WEATHER IF YOU DON’T n n l r a your Sanford Herald, City OaUmy. by 7:00 P. M., pl««t# call YELLOW CAR 1444 S t y e H a n f o r d I f c r a t f Continued warm and partly cloudy through Friday Atternocd itiuiidi'ishowers at widely scattered I >l.i i «•• i AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER • volum e XXXXII1 I Golf Course Lease To Inn 4 Is Negotiated Established 1!)0M Tiny Globe T ro tte r SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY .MAY 22, 1052 ■■ No. 1% 'l- —. — Dan McCarty Truman Says! Gen. Ridgway Warns Is Endorsed He Has Power By McMullen To Take Over Of Possible Use Of P i n e l l a s R epresen­ P r e s i d e n t Declares t a t i v e ’s S o n Is lie Likes All DemoS upporting O dliam : c i o t i c C andidates T V P rogram T onite Fm T he Presidency M gr. M arian Reveals P lans T o E nlarge A nd Im prove Golf C lu b F a c i l i t i e s AMMm'Inted P ress Leased W ire 1 —*’ —. ' ' Gas,1 Germ W arfare C o iij’ i t^.ss P resented II. M L K I I N I G KEEN By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON Naiotlationa a rt under way for D ram atic A ccount tt XMIINGTON t.P - President Cumiiduti'N For S cnalor C L E A R W A T E R tft-D a n M cCar the lease of tha Seminole Golf ty today got the public endorse Trnm .ii! \aot today i A ) tie i*. s u r e 1 course and country club from Ol Repulse Of Reds man! of Rep. Chester b McMullen ol In-. |Hiwcr to tfife Industries hi aH ugh Wbelchel by the Mayfair an emergency, ib t lie likes all In hi* campaign for the governor ‘ w lni>, Inc., G. W. Spencer, attorney In Korean Conflict tin men win. have come out for ship of Florida. fpr Mr. Wbelchel, announced Inthe In iiiiicra lii' iiomlnuiloii for McCarty read a telegram from day, after denying that the deal IIINGTON .f Gen MatMcMuUrn to a crowd gathered on P i. utelit, i...i i> i lie believes tinhat been* completed. H ItidgM.iy told Congress go., ii.liieiil eleaililp will lake . are (hr street here in Ihe home towit “The price end term* have been •li.it Coiuimini.it talk about of the torm rr state attorney who ol t! ell under lus new attorney agreed upon by Mr. Whelchrl and and gai wat fare iln,old ting. in i at went to Congress from the Tam pa Charles Marian, manager of the on all the deadly danger Mi I i o i i i .hi in ,i tar ranging Bay First District two years ago Mayfair Inn,” Mr. Spencer *sld, ,'uufroiillliit llie flee iiurld l i i . i ' I'onteii lice, also said lie but didn't seek re election “but the paper* have not been lu an aiidiei.i to a piuil meeting \d la i McMullen's son, a young lawyer (Ini' o I kin,it w hether tiu v signed and are now being pre­ ol tiie Sen.lie and IIimim', the I star till i i ll'n o ol Illin o is m ight lie pi t here, is supporting M cCarty's op pared for approval by attorney* of 9'in'i a I topped '.Ion 1 of saying X li.ideil to - i i k ol j t cept llie In -lit ponent. llralley Odham the New York Giant, and the City be le a n llie i iiuiiniiunts will use i»» I .till llo lllllltltll.il T h * rider McMullen wired Me gPoremiuion of Sanford." 'lioie neaiNins but lie. plain im1filin'. Iuuk ,'Cniul place In III** Carty he Is for him because "Yo u I'lii'atiou was that lie agrees with Inasmuch at Mr. Whelchel hold* llie conference nn are a man of mature judgment (il MNMfll •lion* whn .s.v the Communist th t property under a 09 year and sound thinking, level lieadetl h.. Itltylilrd by llie I'rrsnti Ill’s le, |,ni,|0,' ia to ,'liai ye ntllers With legs* from the City of Sanford, with both feet on the ground, ami &i •i»itit*nl that be tins powet to et un,' lltey inleud to i iimmil My. Spencer explained, any as­ ti ics in limi' nf iialtooal whose honesty and integrity ean s i, I n weeks tin- Itril propaganda signment of that lease to a third fin 1.’,1'IU'N Ntdiotlv .tin! Ill* III not be sueeessfiilly uiiestmned " m.i, lime lias liainniered out party must have the approval of McCarty stuck to Ills neighbor rlit ta al lit!lit 4'lil!C(ri(iK .Hid Iln* >I,at lies that tiie Hinted Nations the City Commission. it i an take that power uttay Cm hood campaign of more haml sh.ikfni’i'i's in Korea ale using gas and It Is understood that the City ml ing than speech making as he h. gei in Is to be relieved of certain fixed 1 1 lircSMli ll) Ollcsllolls .ul win* loured Pinellas County, where he IlidgM.iy said ihe charges are obligations toward the golf course led by 3,000 vote* on May 0 II* Oil it 1ml Ite Min,Id dii it the Sopt IMIK* i il e in itii ir entirety but that the under the proposed arrangement I’ll 1,1 spOl an ifteuliy denies his prrdlrled an even greater margin ' "i,mo mo- l harping on them should with the Mayfair and it Is not axIn the runoff prim ary next Tues tit. " ll to eire and operate tin* i "a niuniinicntal warning fpected that any objection from the said 41. 1 u it,. tu llie Piesldelit day. , meii.'icing and urgent as City Commission will he made. Si’tiuloi l.lnyd I !!•»>!«• *»f Si»•»f•»i «t niul In short talks In re*idridi:il areas In ,iunlit turn tin- mills hack In ' hoe ' tin lieuring don ii on a Negotiations looking toward the fill M ill S» Il it *1 f »»••!» t Villi' III* (’’tlltlulUtt of Tatnpa Wednesday night the to Ha i managements ......leil i lllnge '' consummation of the lease were Mi- .ii Mi -i ! however, that In* did o f t’ lsai tal.l. •<III •J ft*a*I i .i tlir •‘••iHii.I lirim ii'iiiii year old Fort Pierce citrus and I be l,u h i i i t N eoiiiniander conducted by S. G. Ilarrimau. local I), < l • In \i- tin I'uiilt would iln that llie f 11- 1 |itninny Si'iiatoi 11»*Vla* i»*'*'1V*•(! cattle man said: t o l l ! leci'ili'il I lousing realtor. In iIn in i nf humor, tlic I ’rosi •m ill > I LMMift ( •i Hi ••v\ ••» 1 II*' I III! il "I'v e gone to the people to shake '■'Ilium In.ill the Ianmakers. Plans for extensive Improve­ 111* Vft!*1 •nut v tin ’I •'»'»'IV t il their hands, to look them in the dm i m iii I iiii 'I i pam i-ii ipte lions ' •'".it i ami lepri'M'iitullves Four year uhl I'vtli t'unli, clutching her precioui dull, Imik* u hll eye and answer their <piesliotis I lii,in , i -1»ii, 11-• - ii tin s.ml llii-y we re lifttrict ments et the golf course were an­ “ i " inuii'il Ii) i .linnet officers nounced today by Mr. Marian who wistful as she bids farewell ul the Mluml Airport In tier grandparents, have preferred that to getting on lit in in m iiiii'ili- tils irassrilmn ""I d.plunials iii seiei.il minutes ■aid that he hope* to take It over Mr. and Mr*. M. J. Lodge, Indore •ta ilin g her lung journey by air to Ihe radio (or 24 hours at a time id i -tin-1 i ti r iiresuh-uliul powers "* 'I'l'bniM' ulieu IlidgM.i) entered on July 1. "Regardless of cost," far away Bangkok. Thnilund on the other side of tin* world. T his was to talk and talk and talk " Mill In. itllllu, licss In yield mi tile •he Hmise iliainliei me cinwded Mr. Marian said, "we expret to on Monday, May 4. A fter un eventful journey in which she was prac­ While Gov Warren held Ids one s l n l ri/iiii- il llie unlit declared .illei i n imued in ~mak* it the best golf course In tically udopted by the stewnrdess, passengers and crew of th* plane, man debate with Sen Kcfauver it till ,:nt \s lur li'gislatinii nut Itol.w.iv came In llie Capitol she arrived in llnugkuk on I'I iuih lay, May H, to he greeted by her Ian In,: ilnsin/iire, Mr Truman Pthe state. It will he run as * ;(olf (who wusn't there) In the Tumpu bile Ihe Ilouse was delialing its mother, Mr*. W. M. bishop ihg former Mmy Lodge, uml Mr. bishop, ........... ,|,u--1,niicrs llt.it :,„> ai l course. We ere not Hsking the City Courthouse Square, uml Odhum H*'> I....... mi foreign .ml lull Tho to do anything for us. And wo ex­ a member of the U. K. Stute Department, staged a radio talkathon ucrosa nf ' i,n,.‘less uiiist tie signed liy Ihe "Mount is iihiiut one Inllluii lielow .i |dnlii reference In pect to vlve the people a golf the bay In St Petersburg. M cCarty I ’ m nlenl e l m I'lesidenl I iii man a iked and tin l'ie uli'lil |i, im i 'I to Vein leg!-. court* wnlch they can be really told Ills uudleuc*: ' idu . ol llie lull arc mil to cut "You've had four years of talk­ I Ilium proud of." d 'till more ing, four years of challenges to Hr leuiarkeit Dial he has hern Mus O'Llnger will remain aa pro G c o r t t i a S c i l l l l O l D c ,,,,|Hway made no uienlion of Fi.sli E state Said In daliate* and four yeara of standing trying evei since lie entered the at tb* elub which will b* open to , .... ... . I Hie matter, lonveier, alllmugli the around looking at empty chairs I White llniise In gel all lllilllltrial the public a* In the past. "W» •>C u l l L'M U It I «l” l - # l l i c r - | ainieml Is of vital inmortanre to Guod Condition T ° thlok it's time to elect a governor ri liin m . Ian u lilrli Mould make t to operata on ft year ground • ilittm IS I vi. 1Ml iu iiu i ,l"' i:''r"|K’n" defense fnree* he is who put* statesmanship above pi. 'ililr le a l cullet'llve bargaining ♦ w- — ■ clIISYii lS'iiit ilS lIi' m M j/fnorviift’comttinnd in nf la and will welcome Into our C onstruct H ospital It la a lung distance from Son- ahoam anahlp." fttft- law he snlil. m ost pinvilh' elub all local cRIsenx who want Iii'ii M’tlifhi l> M n.tinhtivvrr ford to' n itig ktik, .^Thailand, but 9/\< KS<lW'II.I.1 r S.’ii liirfi a4o partlciMta," Mr, Marian said. niliii' iiielliud nf keepiiiil till' I'litiu In lo» uibli■"s. Hblgn ay made Assets of the b iit Fish Teat.i Bv BEN HIMm i u littlv (our yenr old girl. Petti w "A number'bf tournaments at* n y iiiiiiiiu i : in eases of major nieutnr) Trust arc siicl, licit tin* t ill lIllNM’ll *»f 4.«••! I'Ll N.lill toil.IN 1 ’ net ,1 11 purl on il,e I'a r Fast S T I’K T R ILS IIU IIG H (At—bralley ihri'iti In Hie nation's welfare Cush, grumhlaughter of Mr. ami Ill'll! (ill |M i"> being arranged for neat winter III!’ M ill I nn II i * ill III liuslccs will be in i» iMC.ilion l,< in 1 11 ' on, mi ss a dram atic Mrs. M. J. Lodge, nuide th* Jour­ Odhum says ho I* looking forward I tu I'li iilt'iil said he dill nut i*i*11 y out llie lute .ludg.c I ul, - ult'iih.il ilch ili' • ii I'lftlltl l lilln 'i and W* expect to hgv# some really ■>nimi nl inm M u- | iclitli Army ney by plane recently to Join her with delight to confronting Han know w lnilici M'i/iire aiilhiirily ivi-ln'i f,», Ilie I,ml,ling ,,f bo- mi nnli.it |»«*•'|*1*’ lim it, (h i’ i Mtiiil i big name golfer* entered. Ptlria 1 Korea only Ibree days under mother, Mrs. W. M. bishop, the M cCarty again tonight In Miami pnlii'V lim ilil In* , .is tin' indy wav ul aeemii|dlsh will be offered which will att* set pitiil. hi .Nil,fi.nl. Ncm Shim in 1 ■"luni ,ml. lepidsi'd an attempt former Mary Lodge, wife of u The two governor candidates will nig Iln . Ih i'ie is su iiii - way. n-r some of the biggest got lug ce­ I he •»|»|mMit*111 nl ’ 11 l • Ho' , Ion," ,< and North Koreans Ml,.I I,cl. ,111,1, will'll' til' III,,I'll,ll fm i l,ll|k I I uf I d . i l l ’s. I I lll'xN member of the Hluta Department appear on a television program ' Hilly, lie s.nil lebrities In the game." .uni lie intends i ■1 no, 1. ,1 .mi after .1 long retreat. nearing cotnplciiun, Kiel II At bradenton In Ills first t>|.... cl, I,, keep si in hiii,: fur it .•ml ill the far off pluct. Lis t i «ut m l iif li.iittl * It.ti­ «• •MltlMliril Mil I'llstr I liter I A complete watering system will \VI|m,u, i, irtnlcc of iln I ' I> tI.I N Little I'ctti, who until recently of the day, Odhum went Into detail p i . t Ii iiiiikiii) li i'Im • I Mi I rum.ill ducked every ipit". he Installed on all fairways, he Jam es G ut And Ben • lulc. ilccluic,l y enter, In) .',(••1 attended the nursery school on on why he Is using radio and talk., 'mil Mini'll sought In i ulr.1 hi III fur noon ut nil ,,p*o (ul mil on • !,,,,' •M itllll 181 I III.41 } continued, and a new locker room MchcMiau Vth ick s I'almetto Avenue, had louked thon methods of appealing lm III \ I l III XN*. I*ft81191 I ft Ila * li< ugiiinsl any specifie i«,Ii1ie.il cllihlctcil t •v flic I'm ,' Hc|,:ul for ladles and gentlemen will he W iggins T o H ead lotw votes. He said that is Ihe ooli I rOITOXN i l l j r l or Roads aid loymisly to Joining her tfir i > iii' I*, lu ili-trr im iir xx lift lift constructed Immediately. Later on way to gel to the public . iiidhlati' lie re eniphunireil Ihal uni,i >,f tlic i'lUiiford Woman J.C. M em ber Drive mother, whom she had not aren direct(tuBlIsuvU I' lm n il.ills nn .nil I m r \|»l• • till III i,• w 'l "ippnrt ihe ISi'iiHM'ratli* ( lul> pother Improvements will he made (ia Haa* TUreci .since August. I M L IIN X T I.I.I: um l ■illdiil 'e. ih o e .e r lie is In Ihe •which will make this club second Il S la te Mrs. Minim, IIh st II |,rc-„l,l ft 1V•' III I il NIII' Ilf .1 I ft*al11 in Her grandparent* took her to tilt' iif I lit- iit.nl |»<»li«*n "I i m in .n i Ito.1,1 board ' h a ll in 10 Alfred Meul most , to none In the state. Judge Douglas U. Slenstrom i,nd Mr' X M I’ll,lip* Inti,i xx Im It l I fi­ K e lli. 11 XXedui'sdav told a iiiis in e s s Guest* of the Mayfair will en­ said that the American people Mluml to see her uff un a New ijili/ n ,. m » hither lie li.nl - hiiivn ililCi'd III,' speakers wbu iin' I,ul. ,t ul Vi i l i l t i . i l iliti'f ru n ll* \ l' XXill I I' .till II! all .1 II I lu m il i i ic ii joy plaving privileges on the have sorely mistreated or huv< York hound airliner on the mornl'l" ,,|' Hint lin t do toil 111,1Id . I u k uf ciithii.' laain fm fien Kb I’, K. 'I'lickei, ptrsiilcnl "f H ,< lu .iil "h mere polilicaI is films of \ si$ in uf i»nvri n u n ni I 4 IsHIIlltigsl 11*1 I'MMF Thlvvt court* fre* of chart* lust ai they Ignored th»ir right to use the sec j lug of^Monday May 4. On Thurs Feruttld l.aiiglituu Mcnuinnt II" l l*|a llli'ilf l l i i l n ill x\uiltl lin n w liii have In the past, Mr. Marian said. ret ballot which the founders of day following sh. arrived in llildeulv decide ftley pllnl A niMinliun, iiii'l I'linintici .-t h r Mrinm m i 11k •*I > tn tipp m l lv « i.m \ ii w .ill In lie g in e r ninn , The Inn has had en arrangement this country fought so hard to Thailand. In ^ o nly after ('unimerce Manager Fullest b n , D uiing a atop at AllUOrdam, Kohurt K illians Is kenridge. 1 lino: I'l l m il id very cnreftil plan with Mr. Whelchel whereby for a obtain. H* addressed th# Seminole “ lir f.n i’ r Ilit'li plillu* u |i)n r . .H i certain fixed sum paid by the ho­ County Junior Chamber of Com Holland, the steward*** of the n m rr .ilik r I iln u lil Mi lim n .i n ill,ie " Mr. Wilson gave u detailed ae x\ mild siip pm I iim Mis* Hetty Lou I’artln uf Man plune took her to sta a loo and Hi' eritieiseil "llie tendency of Held P orS taldm ijr tel all gueste were allowed to play mere* at th# Yacht Club today. ciiunt and history of (lie K, ,li ford cam* vrrv close to winning "American! do not stop to con­ u circus. there. ,Mil,i‘ii,.iin ria l candidates only yev \ s k r d if In- NYimlil .ii'i i pi in n n iii pointing out (bat ll"' Mrs. Lodge recently received a the title of Watermelon Festival teidav private cdl/eiis who overAi to the outlook for hext see- sider tha privilege* we have In In' Woman To l)cka th beipii'it, trust luii actiiul assets ,,f li.Uuil. a lu m fm 4*11*1' p ii'N id rn f In m l In "•tfht liiTouie Miperiiien" m plan­ ^ton, Mr. Marian waa optimistic. Ing. able to elect our leaders," he letter from her daughter written Queen at the Florid* Watertiirhm x\ j im i 'I m il l r if l'd in fii iiii i • in lido, if fi'.no.niHi i* ............... I a* um.' and building Illi'liMny. *W » are booked solid, he said. "Ac­ continued, "8lnc* th* tlm* of on Muy H In Bangkok In which Festival at Leesburg last night, V ji'ulints Negro , I ul,I,i d his a correct value for Ilu* cilni dnl.'di’ fm I Ii .it XI, Ki ll,an. peaking lielnre the tually w* now hava 880 reserva­ Christ, 40 billion people have lived she expressed th* suspense of yielding first place honors only to Ifi' nd I lit* I III* III f t * nf In p i n i n ' ,mill,il law wife In death last groves, and puleulaii annels •( I n i noid le Smilll'iule bsiim rss tions on hand for next year,” he on tha earth and only three per­ nwaiting her little daughter’s ar- Miss Di Stine Hen* of Coral Gables, uvi'i Iln* * • t« i • i * n n m ild n«tl In* mn ,fht in buck uf tlit* bed Front fl07.2i:i who received the crown from Rep Men 1 lot, i ailed ' indidale brail continued. "On June 14 wa are cent of them have been fortunate nval. Il f | l l ' i " I t l I l t l l ' N III* f N N ft' ft * 11 l l l l l l . H i l l • on-cry Store, Tenth an,I Pecan '• 1 "d li ini s plan in burrow a.i?'-, going to hold a 'guest raunion’ In enough to have a voice In the ae- I "Dearest Family." ihe wrote, A. 8. (Hvd) Hcrlong. A lota I of $287,213 was il Receliving K the title of first iiimi,I l , ell lie In tme lielug I'aptuiud ill Ini'nleil fn,in fluid al funds to, K r f n i x i i hid **I lit* d li tt t iuii tin 1111 ll uni ,|,,||.11 to 1,11, Id 1 lane high I "This is one day In the bishop New York City at which all guest* lection of their leaders." p.ii lx til I ik f d ill m»! I h r in I learliy curie eune lieiii field t> t.yv I'api I'npt ito; Hoy llie He land liiispllal ,,f w i n , I, W avs ,11 el llie I il of the hotel for the past two sea­ He pointed out the fact that history that I’m aUre we will of honorr. Miss I'artlii received a • nearby very imprac' llllll Nt H H eal sons a* well aa those who have of th* over 10,000 ree'jtervd vut never forget. I trust by now you large gold m u a* did also Miss i ills niul Pntrolmuii I«• t. Hick f liO.tllHI lias ahead)' I pm,I I In m u i im p m l.iid . u r i Chief uf Puttee |l.,y Ii. WII rlts Jean Ann Rrrkes of Winter Hu He ers in Bemlnole Coutdy Just 7.000 lot not no nt ii 111 iiilliam's reservation* for next winter will tecaived a telegram that Petti leaving $197,24,'(, which, lie ,le pii'M 'i \ un! m ir 4‘m iiili v .ik m u i ’ I entertained at a baseball gamo or about 70 percent actually rated arrived all safe and sound at 1:48 V*n, who was selected as accnn l h -ills reported till* Morning dared, is expected to lie pm,I ( u liim m il in At 'h r \ in m n '.in billin' Hubert Killian*, IIP. H ill \Vc*i maid of honor. l ie aid "XXe need alinut 130 tween the New York Giants and on May 8. P. M. (inlay, tiie latter part >>f tin Im I f r i i n i r m t l c A i'lln n in r r h lip ill Mias Partin, th* daughter of l ' nth Strecl, made » full cmifes- during I I lane highway,. Wo tha Bt, Louis Cardinals, and at a "Thera ahould he at leaat h.JOt), "Rut we endured th* most aw­ Veal and will be uvnlluhlv for the W :i;lim ilm i M r k r ( ; i u \ r i ‘ m il Hide Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partin, i* u •n to Chief W illiams mid ('apt. i ' iiii I i I 11 ' i' a lut of 2 lane uml one^tin n er to be given In their honor or 80 percent, next Tuesday. In ful three days from Monday till Hanford liosiiilal, sine il will not flii'i .ml Nvr'd li.iv r In li.iv r .1 '•'llie e, “ that evening at on* of New York’s I960 Bemlnole County led the *iatc today at 1:00 P. M. We weren’t graduate of Seminole H i g h i His thl* morning uftvr a i t lid- be needed for Hie Del and Inc uHUM •"itdary roads. hut noth I* l i h t l . l l llllll fill III III I ' l r ’ III.Ill 'III: like and ia now a freshman at u,g the night in tiie City .lull, lie pita) Ihe mm e than 2.inhi miles swankiest night clubs." with 83 peicent of the registeied tven positive that she waa on School 111 FMH I d m i'l h r l l r v r Ih r p cu p lr Stetson University. She has won liropo' ,'i| bv ' .* transferred to the County Jail a ea n d ld u le In JackMr. Marten said that k* U re­ votera caatlng ballot*," he added. the plane, didn’t know for cer­ III addition tu tins sum, is llie . n r ir.'n lv Ini* a ll i l i a lit' x li:tin',tu inrludin that i i ,* iiimnlug at !l:lf, a.in. to $270,9(111 many beauty titles, including maining her* until after the elecTha Ju d ft went on to ahow that tain until 1:0b after we got to of aiilburlti I fry tiie guv III.d |><till N nniillld lillln ' I h r p rn am) die Iasi F r id a y " ^Mlss Hanford" In 1080, an l • .ml trial. tlan, but will laav* May 28 for everyone’s vote la valuable by clt the airport. eminent fur (lie Hanford hospital last year placed third In tjeeslmrg Ivillain* killed l.issle llcdilick, project under the Hill jlurloii i„ l fill* nf \ liirril* fl iM Iilint l.illtl .ill Naw York City to conclude flnel Ing several,interesting cases whe-ft "When that plan* finally made festival Airs. M. 10. R a k er’s Ih r .n h h d io iii Im I lift* • •• 9911111 *k among more than ;m en by plunging a tlirrc-inch pocarrangement! for taking over the ona vot* waa decliiva, it# appearance, Whit tried to tries. Lait night there were II I I •< it ft I ai • r « | I I I ! I ' f l u r I atm i Answering possible criticism a* I..' knife in tier lieart and below to why tiie hospital work had golf course' M other Died "In a_ contested election, Ruth- hold me bark until the plane •ntries. l„ r rigid locust and then been started ill HeLund, hefoie erford B. Hay** became boeame pr praaldcni came to a deadstlll, but I broke Fire C ontrol Funds During the morning the girl* ,t> ,ggcd luu xo feat atvay where altar a aeries of • vot* mar- away, and ha waa right behind were reviewed In bathing suits, but erection in Hanford. Mr- Ivn Thompson bingo, 71 I,, left her In liidi> ill * nearby commencing ulna," h* staled. The election of me. When the ramp waa placed the Mr. Wilson declared that this tu Finviduil StMiiiiiole 'lied yesterday at the home of her competition was In for­ can# fluid. Sen. Russell Spent Hayea waa first taken up In an at th* door for the passengers, mal night Ills opinion, was nut unreasonable •laughter, Mrs. Wall,ice Pike on gowns. Mi*s Partin wore a Hie alarm was turned ill lay since Del.nnd was Judge Finb'n committee which voted vc the door slid open, and there ehe formal of lavender net and rhine­ •920,463 In Campaign electoral J Al.I.AHA.sSKK ,.e Fundi lot Lake I o i i i in-ar Mt Dura. 8.7 In fafor of Hayea. This waa wae, the most gorgeous sight stone jewelry and drew heavy ap­ no,i of three witnesses at 0:fif, Inline mill bis lirutlicr provide,I state lue cuiitriil 111 Hiuun and M r,, bingo, a m iiivr of XX'atcr so clot* that a these eyes have ever seen, be­ plause as aha mounted the plat­ |, in, last night. Cupl. Tillin and llie site. Del.and was lu even Seminole futilities is Included III Valiev, Kv bad visited with her TALLAHASSEE l* - A new re- was necessary. vot# In Congress lieve I'uirolman Hicksun raced to the me. greater nerd of a new hospital llie I'londa Hoard «l Forestry's daughter. Mrs. M. K. baker in form at tha home plat* of the Wednesday showad Georgia'* "Jest l i s t o«* osse single vole gsave *‘Hhe wa* dr***ed In h*r blue Laeahurg ball park which was s c un nnd according to ('apt. than Hanford, and everything was $2 0 »i!.:t:.:* Inulget approved XVednes Hnnfnrd on a number of occasion* Richard B. Russell spent 'It'll* discovered the woman dead. (C .a tla e t* O a iFa a a P w r) dre**, bag and hat, and no on* packed to rapacity. in readiness for construction lu day fur llie fiieal year liegiunliig and liml a wide circle of friends to. win Florida’s first dam"When I felt her writs, I told in,I lu’iniuintnuccs here. rl*e crowded In the door at all, June I One of tha first to congratulate IIi.'knou she was dead," lie slated, begin (here, lm added. oeratfe .primary May a. her. Well In two leeonda I wae har aa ah* descended was Forr**t Mr. Tucker thanked Mr. Wilson ‘llie Inulget does uni provide fur Page's lilt,o ral Home ill De* w » W f naarast rival, San. Donations Are Made Just ".lust about that timv we heard up tha ramp and had her in my Brackanrldga, manager of the for Ills efforts toward llie ercc fire eonlrul ill Mannlee, Saiasola Puul.uk .Spring.) |,ns charge of the fSitaa i t s . Kafauver (D.-Taoft.), spant a tlr In Ihe cane field and we To Fernald-L«uf|iton arms and Whit wna right there. Bamlnoia County Chamber of Com- run out there and told him tu get ti"ii of u Hanford Imnpitul and and Collier t'oiiutles. ivhicfi bad fiiiii'iill arrangements which will I7.MS And such a good feeling, expressed the opinion that Hie asked In ite Included. The Imnril 'lie announced later. thegovarnorsklp T. E. Tucker, president of :the Surviving Mrs. bingo besides "All the paiatrifcra said that " X - J n d t a . , Patar Schaal, public i up with his hands in tlm air. And latter in lining all lie can to ...... I said II was aide to bring Hiiimi o— £am last wvaak for Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hos- ■he was a wonderful oompanlon. relation* director of Sliver Spring* In- really had them raised high." up Hi* project, nnd Seiiiimilu under fire control Mis. Pike ti|td Mrs. linker are Ihe two policemen took only Th* stewardess declared that *h* rad formerly of Sanford] Allen •spJfct more than Mr. Itreckenrldge pointed out because no new fire lowers Mould 'lin e Uluru daughters, Mrs. S. IL wa* perfect all th# war. and tha wrlt*r of this column, 2f> minute* to answer tlm rail, that other rit|es. like Hanford, lie needed -liuth cun lie xiipervi'.ed H u n te r, Pittsburgh, I ’* .: Mrs. L. . ■tatamaata iS iS S T . ' raeelvs ft ntiml •In and co-pUot of captain co-pUoi said a faw "Cracker PolUlci" and Bob East- v> I the witnesses' names and de­ were without aiieiiuate bosnital from adjoining counties it. Mi'inl uf Chutham, N. J .; nnd T.jjiiS kind words to na and at*tad that Xtrs. It (!. DeArmund uf Tripoli, ftuhlla relations director of liver Killians to tlm City Jail. facilities due to lack of fore­ . _j J m w In his confession this morning, sight anil urged everyone to bark Thaaa •laaKud.d a | £ l thay hated to give her up. Thai Cypraa# Gardena had a hard Job Nortli A frica ; one son, T/Hgt. ben SPELLING IIKK McCarty Hon t n m tha Jay(tea and made na feal good. aalwtlng winner* from among tho Killians said the reason ho killed tha Chamlier uf Commerce In WASHINGTON kfl-The 2:.lh an II. Itlngu i,it,I 12 grandchildren „ —jam's aa. ... Riddick waa that, “I suspected other local projects as well aa the mini National Kpelling bee opened including Hubert and F.lllson baker Mr*. Jaait annuity. lrum lsy. lovely entrant*. ra. jam* "Arllna and bar ... first primary cam ArUdaa soatribuUd (nslndad a colored movies of tha Imlay, and, ns always, the llrsl ,if Hanford. Tha other eight girl* competing lur of going out with another hospital project, kuf of MoCart ‘ ja lr f BBI ■ rival, and Nancy aft for hanuty honor* war# Patricia man.- When she gut dressed up Mrs. C. R. Dawson of the Hein- round claimed a couple o( victims tu go out I blew hot an stabbed movie# also. Harry, £*ph*n*. O n fii Connie Noblas, her." at lli.i inula County Btuseuin stated who missed because they wore took torn* black that Mrs. Carols Dow, daughter nervous uml not because they Movie Time Killians gouged his common-law turoo which H U BIT* th* late General Hanford, couldn't spell the words they re wife so viciously that he tor* th* of rli.P la n tC "Headline, U. 8. A." had agreed to bring art treasures celved. blade from It* handle, Her shoe, The first to go out wan Mar Petersburg 1: If) - 3:1« • 6:2.1 - ,:27 by har father hara dot baa and the knif# were kept left (Caallaaed Karel Stevenson, 12, a seventh City and * On MOV1ELAND •• evidence by th* police. grader In the Weal Riverside "R aw hld s" Th# victim had been living In School In Jacksonville, Fin H\& School Band • GILBE1T TRIAL New York with Killians until last BARTOW 141 - Mrs. Myra Gil­ Margaret mined "sandal." She 7:16 • 8:08, feature • last com­ November whan aha left him to bert, accused of falallv shooting tried to spell It "ssmlle." When plete thow 9:38 come to fianford. Ha followed har bar husband, Arthur Gilbert, will she rosllml what she had done, PRAIR1B LAKE down hare only aln weak* ago go Oft trial A u i/ia. She has main she broke Into tears. "At Sword's Point" Hilda Walker, 13, an eighth 7:10 - 10:30 self H defense. Jtw) f > 5 >1 tha, Btfta Fawn- utnftd sh* iW rjp ___ U P After tha llviftilng Mrs. Gilbert grader from Turbevllle. Vs.. "YouVa A 9wsath*art” • Thar waa taksr^ to .............. ‘ ie." Site loft inti called t>mlca a w s a i l "Yon can Funeral middle come fande get what'a left of him." •*> C Hospital Status Russell Insists Is Told By Wilson Real Issue Lies At Woman’s Club In U. S. Policies Petti Cash, Lodge’s Grandchild Arrives By Airplane In Bangkok Indifference Of U. S. Voters Is Rapped By Judge Betty Partin Wins Runner-upPosition In Beauty Contest S £ "E T:i i r - - - B a L V s.il% s e s •SiSy "*** . irfr.S'*'?' ff %xArtbi: jjiWtfat Av*•>. v M jg i 1 " , 4’J ,'rlk �THE HANFORD HERALD gt I There. May i t , 1152 Soil Conservation News Hy IIKN WRI6INR Holl Conservationist Co-operation To Be Given Sanfordites [ HOLLYWOOD | In Fire Prevention HOLLYWOOD t i t - Now It's Dick Powell who's toying with the Idea of ending his ecllng career. Recently the atory wai tagged onto Mra. Powell, known to the movie-going set si June Allyson. She was reported as being ready It currently appearing with Lana Turner. Kirk Dougina, Walter Pldiron and Olorla Orahame In "TriBute to a Bad Man." Towell la alao wound up In IMl«vUkm. He and a partner are preparing a TV film scriea which will star Powell and three other blg-name players on alternate weeks. Pm sold on Iho future of TV films," he said. "William Paley of CBS told me tbst TV will be need­ ing 4,000 hours of' entertainment every year. That Is six times as morn *<. th«*. *nA"*try has nut no/ i» aoy yxiaf-oMt* history. Filmed shows will have lo supply a large amount of TV’s needs." l/odge Grandchild De Bary Doings In genera! a tree forma a "ring" on Ita trunk and branchea every year, but In aotne yeara a long By KAY HENNINGEE dry anal) may produce a divided The second annual DeBary Day ring that looks Ilka two and in will Ita held Sunday, May 28, Mra very bad yeara, the Annual ring Ray E. Peck, chairman of the may bo almoat Invisible. committee in charge, announced today. Jor Gibba and hie Booetera have tried to reach everyone In DeBary. If they mlaaed you, It'a probably because you were out when they called. DOORS OPEN—Jlifto P M. Jim Scott, chairman of the I.iUiii-iiwit end Roy 2—FEATURES—2 Miller, hie assistant, are huey planning all klnda of fun. Jim hae CTO KEEP YOU AWAKE) also hr<>n working like a heaver preparing the grounds. Peg Nolle and her committee 1are planning some fine game* and ‘stunts for children and adults. Prises? Of roursel Hill Fcerc and Joe Itrenner are taking rare of tahlee, benches etc., I a. efficiently as they did taut CHIROPRACTOR HOURS 9 to l t - l 1« B M Atlantic Bank BnlMIng OWL SHOW SATURDAY on the standard of living of nur children and their children. The basic nhlcollve nf thn Boll Conservation Service Is to trnln each farmer to use his land sccording to Its capabilities and lo treat It according In Ita needs for protection and Improvement. In tarrying not this hnsle objertlve a conservation farm plan ia worked Ollt with the farmer. This plnn Is based on n complete survey of the soil op to a depth of 00 inches, by a trained soil scientist. The •oil survey glvrs all the major soil charm (eristics such as; effectlve depth of root rime, tex- McCAl.l. ELECTED GAINESVILLE (Spcrlull — Iverson llnthrcc of Surnsntn bus been circled president of the Uni­ versity of Klorblit Cbitplcr of 1*1 Kappa Alpha fraternity for the 1082-81 school semester. Others named to office Ibis week sro: Jink Estsbrook, Lakeland, vice president; William (Iwynn, llelrny, Irensorer; Janies Hancock. Eustls, n«“lst»nt treasurer; Ted Johnson, Clermont, secretary, ami Devltl Adorns, Sarasota, sergeantnl-arms. Also, IIoIktI Gorslio, l.nkelMiid, house manager: lloherl Conley, Winter Haven, pledgrmaster; Karl Elnmmer, Clearwater, assistant pledge master; Ralph Hook. Mel­ rose, diningroom tminnger; A. J. Moore, West Palm llenrh, histori­ an; Edward Galloway, Delray, Intramnrnl manager, Frank Arnall, Kostin, grounds manager; Glenn McCall, Sanford, plodgo court Judge; Randolph llcntlcy, takehind, Intrrfintcriiity Council rep­ resentative; William Stokes, Pana­ ma City, alumni secretary! Aicliie Wall, Daytona Reach, rush chair­ man, ami Larry Roberts, (lotli-i, assistant rush chairman. Ihe racket, but never no. Those who make the move, like Fred Aatulrr, change their minds later. But Powell seemed serious about his Intention. "I've been in It 23 years," said the nrlor, whose' youthful appearanrp belles Ihe years. "I was five ears in Ihe East and 20 out hrre. hat's long enough lo be an actor." He admitted Inal gelling out of the acting husineas la a lough asslgnment. "It'a tougher than get­ ting out of musicals, and you know Whales, although thsy breathe The flukea of th* tails of how long that look me," ho said. air. can slay under water aa much whales are horlsontal; those nf "But I won't really be gelling out aa 41 minulrs. fishes vertical. of the business, Just Into another field. I want to be a director." Powell nearly achieved hla am­ Armour’s Star Picnic bition recently. He hart a friend, Writer Bill Bowers, whip up a scrrrn slory snd Ihey sold it to Paramount, along wllh Powell’s servlrps as director, nut when Ihe script got no action al Paramount, Ihcv nrrnngrd for ItKO lo buy II. Then the deal hit a snag. Jean Simmons was cast Inin Iho piclore, and her contract apparently called for director approval. Pow­ ell was aced out of the director's Palm River Sliced spot Rol ItKO has promised lo lol him direct another one. "They've already sent me three scripts, hot I turned Ihem down," lie remarked. "I want my flrat (ling al direction to ho good. If I finally do II, and If Ihe picture la a hit, I think that will be the end nf acting for me." Meanwhile, Pnwoll'a acting ca­ reer shnws no algna of slowing, lie Fresh Ground Speak To-Night Over WTRR 7:06 To 7:15 Subject t “Do You Approve Of The Conduct Of Your I'rcnent Senator?'* Elect A. Mm Brewer For Stale Senator (Paid Ion, p rin te r pro* n hljfhnr nniJ, nml , CHUTE TO MAFETY BARTOW iw — Two fliers from Air Force IL1.10 esco|H><l Injury WednSfday whr*n thoy pnrn* from heir training plane . at 4,000 feet. Tho plane crashed i foo burned four miles front Ihe baie. * „Th» Biers are Charles R Rose, wn,t r HSP?' Instructor, and Hob ft K. Kimball, a student from • Cause of the crash ta being Investigated Political Adv.l f Prkee In Ihe Ad Effective thru Haturday May 2<lh tore of topsoil, permeability of first nml second significant soil layers below topsoil, and tiny other factors needed Ip ilutorinln. log the capability of the anils. A conservation farm plan run•Is of; a land use map showing is various fields and what each . field ia to ho used for, an aerial phntogrnph of thn farm showing Ihe various soil typecs ami a sh orl description of each soli, ami recommendations for carrying out .,»he farm plan. Bees do not gather pollen al During the past few weeks con- tile time they father nectar. *K?A»ton I'lsns were worked out with the following cooperators| Wm. Hoffman, L, C. Heifer, F, A. CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FRMK7."! . Dyson, Robert Thomas, K. O. AND STORAUE C'0 . i And the Acron Ranch In Ghulunla. Soli nod water conservation YOUR tlotsn t emit*, it pays. Proper land Use and tNTtoent results In In- I CHIROPRACTbtt Pleaae call for appolntwant Phono U H - H t t LISTEN TO year. William Wleatenhcrg will do the decorations, and a fine Job It will be we know. Goa King’* committee Is eon* rent rating on rats and drinks. Come, all of you in DeBary and any friends who would enjoy narking a pfcnlc basket and spend­ ing the dsy here with us. Every­ body is welcome! Let's get ac­ quainted with nur many' new neighbors. DR. H. K. RING D R U T . DOSS MuaayflfM Asset ted Locker Plant PORK CHOPS A FLAVOR UNSURPASSED OUlt OWN HICKORY HMOKED A - IS Lit. END CUTS Lb 49c J DR. C. L. PERSONS OI*TOMKTRIHT EYES EXAMINED . g l a s s e s f it t e d III Hoalk Palmetto Avenue U. H. Good Fresh, Tender and Lean Cube Steak Round Steak Rib Roasts Boston Butts U. H. Good 7" Cut Klngsa Reliable Hmeksd Rib RouHt lb. 7 |c Sausage Lean Pure J am Parker sp cin ish " . Sandwich Creme* lb. |5 c AR O*. Pig. Lena End Cut lie cake bar 2 9 ^ Ground Beef lb. | | c Pork Chops lb. 99c HABY WEHTERN l*M*l*** FLORIDA GRADE A Colored, In Quartara Armour C ARDUI **Wa B a lle t*, T h a i CMtiaaa'a Association W ith th # lY ttd i O perator* W ill JW? 1a Aannra Tha T ra cking In* M r p O f F u ll In terest A h * R a pnaanintlon." FROZEN DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARM TO YOU l>0«.PItg. 19 ROAST ONB FOR SANDWICHES FLA. 0RADE A DEEMED and DEAWN QUICK FROZEN 4 A r i f t •*».»»* Lb . FOODS Lb. vutv-'tl FROZEN FRUITS and 'Asparagus Spears Broccoli S p eari.... Baby Lima Bu m h SUTWEIVOUVES 2 0 s. Soap bar |c VANILLA EXTRACT 2 Os. GROUND CINNAMON 40*. �•9■ Few Of Ancient Car Models Survive In Competitive Field 9 9 9 A • • 9 ny IIAL ROYLP. NEW YORK Us—The Oddity Atmanac: Remember the old Pnginar? ahiny aide* . great on rurvea . . . and carried a front and rear bumper . . . The Dngmar <1022 1927) waa Jutt one of 3,500 kind* of mtlnmoblics made In America since the turn of the century . . .Only 31 survive today in this fiercely competitive Industry . . . Studcbakcr, which atarted making covered wagons 100 years ago, claims to be the oldest firm still In existence . . . Rut dad nr granddad will recall going rnurtlng In ears bearing such vanished tradenames ns Mercer, Rlckenbacker, Oldfield. Maxwell. Vellc and Stutz Nearest . . . Speaking of covered wagons, did you know that some 1,700,000 Americana now live In trailer coaches?. . . In 12 years the In­ dustry a annual sates Increased from 10 million dollars to 348 million. . . The length of the standard trailer has Increased from 15 feet lo 30. and you ran buy 'em up to 45 feel . . These hove four rooms and stall showers. . . Until the gov­ ernment entered the marktt, 68 per cent of the trailers were bought by defense workers. 23 per cent by servicemen . Suggested In­ dustry theme song: "Oh. the Sun Shines liright on My Old Kentucky Trailer". . .Government economy 0000ETAOIN SIIRDLU N nnto: Industrialist Fred A. Wirt says the federal debt of about 260 billion dollars means that "every Infant Itorn In the II. S. assumes, the second he or she draws breath, a debt of $1,700'. . . Maybe that explains why the first thing babies do In this world Is in break nut crying. . . Fact Is slrnnger than flrllon de­ partment: The Columbia Gazcticer says nnlv 30 Russian lowna are named nflrt Slnlln to 36 for Sergei Kirov, n Soviet bigwig asaaaslnnted In 1031. . . Many of the cnarh (logs you see In flrchnusca never hear Ihr flrehell . The nalmiitlon breed has a high per­ centage of deafness. Tulips, now commonplace, were worth more than Iheir weight In gold after they were Introduced Into Holland from Turkey In ISM. . . Such a mania for them swept Europe that a single tulip built oneo sold for a load of grain, four oxen, 12 sheep, five pigs, two tubs of butler, 1,000 pound* nf rheesc, four barrels of beer, two hogsheads of wlno, a suit nf clothes and silver drinking cup. . . Children and small animals de­ partment: A report haa Jual reached us from Australia of the arrest nf n kangaroo for shoplift­ ing. . . Its owner had trained It In stenl Items and hide them in Its pouch. . .Detectives adzed the kangaroo when an alarm clock it The Alamnc'x editorial: The Tax Foundation says llml the average American today Is paving 31 cenla nut of every dollar for direct or hidden taxes. . .This is true of everytmdy except hermits In the woods. Well, we sny. why should hermits lie a privileged class?. . . When Is the government going In hunt down these life • dodgers. "I Believe Thnt Hralley Will Be Fnlr And Impar­ tial To All People.” Signed: C. II. (Pete) Schlrard Mgr., Movitland Rlde-ln Theater Q U R DEM OCRACY— 'D E M O C M C Y i\m . voice OP OM OCMOCKACV TENDS TO BPCOMC L o v am m a m u « ipcntial wcction via * . • A T T U I* SEA SO N , W M S A tV S * A M ER IC A N S C O M r TO<MTHCN,THC P O U T IC A l DISCUSSION W A X (S MOT. Till Vsr, WHIM IT COMSS TO VMS OAUOT (SOX, AS MANXAS 4 our or 10 kligi&l i v o tir * max fail to cast TMSMS VOTSS. TMt FOUNDERS OF OUR COUHTRX< WHO eouswr FOR TMt VOTING FRIVILISg.WOULO LITTLE AFF4KIATE OR UNDERSTAND THIS FAILURE TO h) EXERCISE THE RlSHTOF FRANCHISE, L it* WEED FAITH MOTH OUR FOUNDING rATMENS, *IX MONTH* FROM NOW, AND (ST VOTING - TACWAHO AIL O* US- DtfCHARAE Till* PRIMARY RESPONSimLITV A* CITIZEN* OF OUR DEMOCRACY Joy Rebukes Reds Kefauver Called For Stalling To A “Hypocrite” By Patch Up Forces Governor Warren (P a id P o lit ic a l A d v .l it it uttar »hi rw tm trttt triftmt, try ltlll|0 t itt prwt ta rnrwN (tit Nrta whr rw. IVTIiltt caata mi ll.ltIM tM dtM tt ItnoLl win w rttvnt. sin tiJe it aa ■ iimwa unitK year aity aaly hr rtu n n p io m a a . . Near r*«» oillra rta. Mall u i t n i rttlea • ' / / //M /Ay. t/f MUNSAN. Korea i*-V lce Adm. C. Turner Joy In his final state­ ment at chief Allied truce delegate today rebuked the Reds for using the Korea armistice talks as a "stall to repair your shattered forces.” "There la nothing left to negoti­ ate—the decision lain your hands," the admiral declared. Joy, upon completing his pre­ pared statement, strode from the Panmunjom conference tent. HU action threw the Communist dele­ gation In a flurry. But MaJ. Gen. William K. Har­ rison Jr., Joy'a relief, moved over Into the 0. N. chief delegate'* seat and auggestrd nrecrssuntll seat and suggested a recess until Triday. The Reds demanded an almost unprecedented afternoon session. It lasted at minutes. Ilsrrlson said North Korean Gen. Nam II used (t in a feeble attempt tn reply to Joy In what Harrison called "plain drivel." Another session was set for Frl day. \ Joy said in his stinging farewell the Allies have made their last concession on the repatriation of prisoners of war Issue—last road­ block to a Korean truce. The Allies won’t hack down, he said, from their refuaal to return prisoners of war who do not want In go back to Communlat rule. The Allies say that of nearly 170,ooo Rod captives and InteraeM about 104,099 refuae to rejoin the Reds The Communists want •hired soldier* hack— In Um record," ha a (bare a tingle tc which Indicawa a dailra to attain' . • ha continued, 11 Rldgway Talk wm.. TAMPA US—Gov Fuller Warren called Sen Estes Kefauver "this hypocrite from Tennessee" and told his listener* Wednesday night he hoped they would remember what he said about Kefauver when they vote Tuesdnv. Democratic pnrly voters ballot Tuesday on delegates lo the nation­ al convention. Sens. Krfuuvrr and Russell (Ga ) are seeking delegate slates favorable lo them. For three houra and 13 minutes Warren talkod about Kefauver-and two Tampa dally newspapers, lie devoted two hours direct iy and Indirectly to Kefauver aid the re­ mainder to the Tampa T, it line nml Tampa Time*: Warren had Ihe mist lo say about Kefauver In discussing Ihe questions: "Why did Sen Kefnuver keep his Crime Committee nut of Tennessee?" The governor reported crime renditions were bail In Folk Coun­ ty—"only n few miles from his (Kefnuver’s) home town—and said Fill agents swooped down on 23 Tennessee cillcs and grubbed ninny slot machines. Warren chnrged Kefauver "was­ n't frying to stop erlme, he was frying to be elerfed President of Ihe Untied slates." And. Warren went on. Kefnuver's campaign for Ihe presidency is "costing some­ body not less than five million dollars." ....................... lie reported he had Invited Ke­ fauver to debate him and hnd a chair for him on the courthouse batidshrll "Just In ciso ho collies. Rut I don't want to make any mockery nut nf It. I'm not going to ridicule Ren. Kefauver tf he doesn't come tonight." Warren said Ihe Tribune and Times had Intd lies about him and he said the Miami Herald "help* maniifaetiire falsehoods " Of the Times, Warren said It have Increasingly presented evi dence before the world that you did not enter these • negotiations with a sincerity and high purpose, but rather . . . tn gain! true to ! K'aallaatd Pram P«*a Oaa) and rose again on the offensive In less than a month. He spoke at length of the armi­ stice negotiations, which he called "no failure" despite the lack of a cessa fire.Rldgway said he approaches his new- jot) in Europe with high con(idf"ce He nude no mention in hia pro pared text of Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur whom he succeeded lo the Far Eastern Command when Mac Arthur was fired by President Tru­ man. or of his own successor In the Orient. Gen. Mark Clark. He likewise said nothing about the controversy surrounding the cap­ ture and subsequent release of Gen. Eranrls T. Dodd by Communist prisoners of war at the camp Dodd commanded. Rut ho save high praise to Gen. James van Fleet, eommandrr of the Eighth Army in Korra. Rldgway reserved the gravest language of his speech for hts warning about Communist germ and gas warfare propaganda charges. He said: "I wish tn reiterate what t have repeatedly slated publicly, that these allegations are false In their entirety; that no clomenl nf the Untied Nations Command has employed either germ or gas warfare In n any form el any time "In the whole blnek rcrord nf false propaganda, these rharges should stand out as a monumental warning tn the American people amt the free world—a warning as menacing and as urgent as s forest fire hearing down upon a wooden vlllaue. "The extent to which Communlat lenders have gone In fabricating, disseminating and persistently pur­ suing these false charges should Impress open the brains of those who yet fnll nr refuse to see the purpose of Communism, the deadly dnnger with which It confronts us and Ihe free world " He made these other salient points: I. The Communists have in their hand* a "logical, reasonable and honorable proposal" for ending Ihe fight In Korea. There will he no bargaining on remaining Issues: "Acceptance or rejection, cessa­ tion or continuance of hostilities In Korea Is now the responsibility of Ihe Communist leaders " 2 The United Nations army In Korea standi "proud, defiant and confident" along the 3Mh Parullol, with a "reennl nf fidelity, valor and cooperation unsurpassed In all military history." 1. The Japanese are friendly to the United States, they want to build a democracy, but need, above all to he able In Iniy and sell on the world markets suffi­ ciently to maintain a healthy econ­ omy. 4. America must look for strength to faith In principle and trust In God. The House broke off debate on the $6,894,100,000 foreign-aid bill— ii|nr* •than -« billion short of ml ministration requests — to hear Rldgway'* report, with Ihe senators •resent. The address was televised iy the National Broadcasting Cn Ridgwny’a only reference to his new post as supreme commander of North Atlantic Treaty Organlzn lion (NATO) armies being rangnl against Communism In Europe came al Ihr nut of his speech lie sald: "I have hern greatly privileged to have had the responsibilities which I recently relinquished. 1 shortly assume new ones. With full reliance upon this same reservoir (of fallh In principle and trust In God), and on the co-operation ol alt those engaged In mir great crusade for peace and security, t approach our tasks with confidence higher than ever." ( Hoth barley and oata can hr frown In rllmates too e-jld for wheat. Although there were many rensusp* In the ancient world, the Middle Aft* developed a pre­ judice against them which exlendtd loto comparatively modem time*. > i "S t II Hiulaar<l S u>n. Pimr lli.rl "Ilerclotpre you selectccd ygur governor like buying soap chips," he said, adding Ihnt under campaign method Ihe public know what It's gelling before a man i» elected. lie expressed confidence he would win In Tuesday's voting Hr -bserved that lie lost Mnmdcc ••u-iiy In tnc nrsi primary, but bad no organization then. Now. lie went on. many pel son* are out working for him Several limes during a 3 hour radio talkatnn from Clearwater nml SI Petersburg Wednesday. Odhnm said be wasn't satisfied with mi swer* McCarty gave at tirlamln Monday In questions about hi. campaign expenses "I look forward In bring with Desperate Dan again al Miami (Minim said "I'm going lo Imbl my opponent's feel to Hie fire" about campaign expenses "There Is no reason for not gi\ lug a full explanation of eampaign expense* exeepl tn dec c u e Hie pen pie." he continued Oilhain told his audience Me Carly i-nuldil't give a illrct I an swer tn this ipieslion al (irlanil-i "because he ha* In r." bark In hi* politic,il advisors anil Imaiil of strategy before lie can find mil whal In un and say " odhaut also spent much lime an*wrrlng an opposition argument thnl a* a legislator lie couldn't gel along wllh fellow lriil*lalor> *n how could he get along with the Legislature a* goveinor The 32 year old Sanford oil ,b* Irltiutor said in the fir.nl place even an unfriendly Legislature would go along witli much nf hi* program, because II was designed to strip the governor of much of IPs power nml patronage ami give more au thorny to Ihe (.culsl.itiirc Secondly, lie said, "I ilim'l have any trouble gelling along willt any body Hull operate* on principle " Two men who served In the la g Mature wllh him. Ilcp Turn Cobb. Daytona Reach, mill funner Rep James A McClure SI I'elersburg came In Ihe micmphime to \no- h for (Minim's ahillly to work with oilier legislator-. "Anyone can gel along with |>n lito-.il hacks by selling the people down the river." rolih said "Hralley isn't so hard to gi I along with he jiM kicks shin* that need tn be kicked " T rum an Views 4*4*4111Ptesrel 1’9' mii I'teiie* Hurl lex Kef iltlter nl Tennessee Hie I'resttleul said lie likes every man who has come nut fur Ihe lleinu rralle ninulii.diiut On other points. Mr Truman 1 Told questioners Ilia) Hie ad inlnlslralinn's long.stalled cleanup drive will lie quickly taken care of when James I' Mi-Grancry is Awiun in us altornry general on Timidity, lie said (lie Senate's eon flrinalion of MeGr.im-Xy HHir wre.-k shintid have liemi aci-iuutili.rhed wit limit all Ihe hooey, as lie pul it In an obvious refen-me to lie Idlblli an assault-, on Mi Cranery 's fitness 2 Insisted lie had mil implied any trilleistn id I'r ink MeKinm-y. Hrmiii ratli riallonnl chairm an, hi i recent message lo Amerit ,his lot Demoi-ralle \< tmn i \ | i \ i Me Kinney is u good chair man the I’rrsh ira l -.aid 1 _ — —. VVfH’kf'IN l u M l i m l O DON’T BE CO N FUSED. Jobs After Cut In Production Output Yule for Ihe 10 delegates Ihnt have Ihe wortls R U R U tllU tl EU RUSSELL CANDIDATE u n d er Ih eir nnnte-s Ity SAM DAWSON NEW YORK i.W—Men are going They have Iterii approved by S en ato r Ituvsctl back lo work — or working lunger weeks — In some consumer goods FOR D ELEG A TE N A TIO N A L fat-lories hero and thre II doesn't offset Ihe enthaeka re DEMOCRATIC ((IN V E N T IO N canity in other Industries. Ilut it leads some! nduslrinllsls lo hone — ST \TI-:-AT-L \ ltt.lv or at least wonder tf the long awaited turning point may mil he MEN near for them, too "We think the lug Jam has Itro (Vide for Foul I ken." says a lire maker, J I’ Seiberling. in anmmnelng (lint his company has gone hack tn full CAUL McKAK AVKIIITTK scale it d.iy a week production. Set (I’lciljretl for Russell) hcrliiig had cut to five days for a time because dealers were slow in c T m . lilt ITT ordering tires A (lurry in textile buying in re FAIIKIS lilt YANT cent day* has revived Dupes lit the (Russell Cnmllilate) lung depressed leslile Industry The ordering I* loo light so far TioYLK K. CARLTON to nolle,ilc any real pattern. The t Russell Cnmliihrtol •exiih- slump Is world wide Ilut Hu- lulrriinlloit.il Ci ition Connell CKCKIL II. CAHROl.i. Hunks the wot Id rollon industry IIMrilgi’d fill Kefauver) s*ill pull nut of ii m (lie ruining W. N. (W es) COLEMAN I’ .IM III If«»i l Shoe l.u-tories are swinging back In full neck schedules after llielr I REDERM Iv C UN I.IFFE long ilepre-s|on itnler* picked up smartly it flit* recent shoe show* here I'riees are down and cus T. II. (Tom ) IIUTC HINSON lomers are reluming to Ihe stores (I'leilgeil for Kefauver) Most shoe mnmifariurrrs are op timislie almul good fall business, II. L. MATHIS and are recalling employes to full II'leilgeil for Russ'-lll time work M. Mell ALE John F Million h. exreullve ill FRANCIS 4«tl fm i ie'iM'i ill Mur A rthur ) lector of the National Hide Assn ( i inllnn. say * hide prices are al J. KARL MYERS then lowest in yritr*. mill shoe prices (or I.ill probably will drop (IMimIitimI fe*i KiTnivi'i «!’» cents lo $1 isi a pair itpllmisfli- fotecnsl* are also EDWARD |„ SEMI’LK m rile by spoke -iiii-M m other III RAYMOND SHELDON dtislrirs .1 S Stirrer Jr pn-Mtlcid of ( I'h'ilKctl f«»i Ki'fmivci ) The word "caltD" formerly meant any form of property and wax tlmllar In meaning to ''chat­ tel". printed lice In editorial! about hi* •land on the aalei lax and about lb* Stale Improvement Commlslinn. It Waa difficult lo estimate the erowd. There were 100 seals and tfmes. Other they were filled at all times, listeners who stood shifted about some left while others arrived. Warren himself estimated the crowd at several hundred. a eootl actions ui >io good i lilies, defense spendmg (X ) STATE. VM \ 1(4.1-'. WOMEN m e id •hi both the bright and glnnmv side of Hus pn litre the consumer I* calling the tune When lie start* buying again at a faster clip, other workers will follow Ihe shoe mak rrs back to Hie factories (Vide for T'uiii i MRS. .1. D. ALDERMAN (Russell (’nndidate) MARY RERGMAN ( I’ledgi-d for Kisenluiwei I Ienters eon be The dispute could have been set fled on ex.ii fir Hie same terms in 13.iO the I’rcsldcnt added, lull solllellmes people cannot under stand Hint it is belter lo abide by Hie law llimi nut He voiced hope that railroad la l.ur .uni iiiMimgeinenl in future will •(hide by the Railway l.ahnr Ail Ilull -et/uie lie said was made at flic request of Ibe iiuliius ami management FRANCKS G. DROWN I I’leilgeil for R i c h - III MRS. FRANK \. CARROLL, JR. (Rus.-iell 4Timliilitt•-1 MRS. A. CHAITKI.L 1I’leilgeil fill Ki fiiovi l I MRS. W. W. (I’cggy) EHRMANN MRS. M. It. FULLER < ) (X ) ( ) ( ) ( ) t ( ) l I'leilgeil for liiia tell t MRS. EDWARD VAN WAGENEN ( f»>r Km.D -II) VOTE FOR MAX B R E W E R FOR DELEGATE N A TIO N A L DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION F or S liilc S e n a to r I I' 8III I’ollt Iciil A'tv I FIFTH CONGHKHMIONAI. IIIKTHICT MEN (Vote for Om-1 D ix ie , C ry s ta ls e i f M<\ ir ,'v ^ r' !'<{(} FRANK W. BELCHER (fledged fur Kefnuver) J. A. (Tar) BOYD ( Russell Candidate) 9| (104041 IIERI1ERT GOLDMAN FLOYD I.. I,AND (I’ledged fur RushcI!) DORSEY J. I'HESCOTr FOR D ELEG A TE N A TIO N A L DEMOCRATIC CO N VENTION NEW LOW PRICES. FIFTH CONG ItKNMtONAI. DIHTHKT HOM AIIT HOM E COOLER W INDOW WOMEN TYPE FA N S and ROOM CO N D ITIO N ERS (Vote for One) SARAH CHAW FORD C U LLEN (Pledged for Russell 1 MBS. G E O R G E W. JOHN SON (Russell Cuudlilate) EVERYBODY TALKS ABOUT THE WEATHER YOU CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. J. L HOBK Over WTRR (X ) Hen Motors, tells sioeklioblers lltnl the company's sales of trucks FRANK O. TAYLOR. JR. looild reach a new high till* year FRANK D. CIM IICRCII Some cold water is thrown on Hu* display ol optimism, however, (Russell Cnioltdiitel In the Cnmmeree Department It M E S T. M IC E L L E reports that output of eimxutncr JA I R ussell ('mobdlitet gi'i'il* i onhmied to decline m April It mite* layoffs of workers in April uni M is in plant* producing re FOR DELEGATE N A TIO N A L fi ig ei .dm . f.u m .uni Inline freer el i l|>, io i.mgc* ami washing DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION m,o lime, Nml d stresses "sharp man who will represent and md the (lug track f 11H NOW! AT ( ) ) ( . ’ll ( ) \ ( RuhhcII <*nrieli«luta* i The railroads were sel/rtl under 3 Rccllm-d au invitation to el d. orate on hts recent dcimiicuitioii a specific law, lo bead off a HAYDEN IIARRISS (MRS. II. M.) of Hie bill In give stale, clem strike; then- was no specific law I I'leilgeil fin Russell I Idle to nil bearing snbmetged ravering the sleet -lelzure HELEN M. MASER hinds beyond ihclt .botes lbtl'lnlged f"r Itilsurlll promised be would have more in | say when the legist dlou reaches II. MILLER him for signature "1 Am For llrailcy lie- 1ANN 1 f«*r Ki'Iiiiivi'rl 4. Avoided t'oinilieiil on T u p . day's statement by Gen Mallhew raiiHt' 1 Take Some I’ridr M RS. RUHY Mil'll ESNEY It Rldgway Ihul the iiollook for 4 K iih k c II ( 4 * ) a Korean armistice I' not bright In Tin* Furl 1, Ton, Live Tlltr I'residelil said be b id mi ruin, MRS. AM M ON MtCI.EI.LAN inent — but Gen Rldgway knows In Scminulc CohiiIv." 1| ll’ledgi-d for KefnilVet t more about lln- lilnallon than a n y one else SIkociI: MRS. LOUIS K. NATT The illseiissinn of sci/uic puweis (I'b-dgid for Kefinivi-i t waa tolirhed off by Kr Truman's Mrn. Jumps Ctilbcrl opening remark Hint lie w.i> b.qipv llninrwlfr, Slavia EDNA I’EARCE over Rfilllrmenl of the 1year rail I'li’ilifi'il mi Kuau'll) road dlstmle The gtiveriuiietd on I I'tilil 1*•! 1•%••.11 Ad' • v •a tied lilies will be restored in i JANET It. (Mrs. I.iiiiiin) THOMAS private owneislilp as sinoi at (lie to try to accomplish at the con­ A voleann often will aruhl mud. ference table what your armlet Commercial production of barb­ could not accompllth in the Held." ed wire started In 1874. Joy accoacd the Cominunltti ol "colnnnl Impertinence" In citing llle# la tha poorest of all cereals the Geneva Convention to hack their petition on the prltoner Ittue. In food Value. lie ended hit farewell with theie W"A&cr in mnntlit and 13 dayt i feel that there It nothing more for me to do. Thera It nothing left to negotiate. I now turn over the unenviable Job of further dealings with you to MaJ. Gen. William K. Ifarrlton. who tucceedt me at tenlor delegate of the United Natlona Command delegation. , May rtrnA Um ollh him '• SEN A TO R R ICH A RD B. R U SSE L L O F GEORGIA FOR P R E SID E N T THE SANFORD HERALD Thura. May 22. 1932 Fage 3 G overnors Race ( • '. , , , ) *itv ( X ) MAIIY R. F A R R E L L (Pledged for Kofauvcr) ( > You don't hnvo to remember any•names Just voto for all of the delegates that have the words RUSSELL CANDIDATE under their names. See Theie Fane Now Telephones 094 • M l SEMINOLE COUNTY BUSSELL FOR £JU£8U)ENT COMMITTEE "flags? �»‘ SANFORD HERALD Tlitra. May » , IMS Russell Candidates • IT! J .(ff Sunfdft Fortu* if U. S.’ Soldllrrs npito of the fact that Senator Russell of Georgia de­ le Sanford Herald featedIn his Mr. R. L. Dean, opponent Senator Kcfauver in the Democratic pre­ Restore Control Sanford,i E*UklUk*4 l« ,IM Fla. U H itilr .i t * t i h t i r t « ferential primary on May ti by u substantial vote of 867,980 CublUkct ua talartara 1*1* to 286,868 there seems to be some question of his winning a At Hospital Camp Dear Ur. Desnt t CkrMfataa aat STew Ytmra majority of the delegates to the Democratic National Con Regarding Ilia eneloaad editorial HI Maaaolla Avaaaa •■■Car, c i r i i t i u i t a t Hat* vention to be elected in the Mcy 27 prirnnry. Tills situation results from u deliberate attempt on the part of Senntor Russell’ i opposition In this state to muddy the waters and mislead the public. Instead of a single slate of Russell CAPililtat4?" and a sintrje slate of Kefnuver candi* aates appearing on the May 27 jnijlot, as unquestionably there should be, there will be in effect four slates, one for Kgfanver, and three presumably .for Russell, thus tending to divide Russell’s vote. One oTthese Russell's slates is of course the group of delegates which the Georgia Senator himself has selected us the most likely to stand for the things be stands for and to stick with him throughout the convention. One of the socalled Russell slutes was selected by K. B. Donnell, chairmnn of the State Democratic Executive Committee, and the other by Jerry Carter, Democratic National Committeeman. Former Senator Claude Pepper is generally presumed to have had a large finger in this pie. It should not be too difficult for the voters to separate the sheep from the goats if they are carefully informed of tha facts. Senator Russell's candidates, that is, those whom he deliberately selected himself, will he clearly marked on tha ballot ns "Russell Candidates". The other candidates, who are believed to be not really Russell candidates, will be marked "Pledged to Russeir. So those desiring to vote for Russell should vote for "Russell Candidates”. It is as simple as that. However, a great deal has already been done to confuse the public and no doubt many last minute efforts will un­ doubtedly be made to further becloud the issue. No doubt the anti-Russell faction is already busy mnking plnns to get over a lust minute message to tie* people advising them that the "Pledged to Russell” candidates ure really the loyal "Ruaseli Candidates". So everyone should be on his guard. We might add further that some of the "Russell Candidates" are much better ami more widelv known than any of the "Pledged to Russell Candidates, For instances, former Governor Doyle Carlton is one of those personally picked by Senator Ruaseli himself as one he would like to aee elected as a delegate to the convention. So were Ferris Bryant, Ocala representative, Frank D. Upchurch, former candidate for governor, ami Mrs. George W. Johnson of Or­ lando. Under the name of each of these on the ballot appeurs also In smnll type "Russell Candidate". If you cannot re­ member whether it is the "Ruaseli Candidates" or the "Pledged to Russells" who are really Russell candidates, just remember you are for Doyle Carlton, and note thut lie is a "Russell Candidate" and then vote for all the other candi­ dates with "Russell Candidate” under their names. You cannot go wrong this way. mm ir r t a l rlaaa’ Malta* ■akar *7, laia. m «ka real Omice m» Mafard. MorM*, aataa Ika AH Caaairaa »f Marrb I, Itla. UOM.A.\n L. CKAH Kd’f*r noilliuk' UTAH Bualaaaa K a a i|rt AKDICKIP'riON HATES i n Carrlar ........ ..... ... , a ^Oa« Monlb .......... iS t _ iraa Mnatk* ___ a t t .its Mouth* ....... cat „;••• v *"r ista All oblluair aoilraa, aorta of j'Jtaaika, rrvulHlIou* aat aatlaaa of itarialBMiaal lor ika anrsaoa r.» ralalHK fuut*. will Va M R*at far r aar I. at raaular atr*rlUla« ralaa. llri M**rt,*<i)«<( Natlonallr Hr la* la" at* J»*wapanar llaarraaBlallraa Karr Turk, Cklaaaa, DaIrail, r »/.'■ Ha^ a* H— y * r | | r **»t at. i.oaia.___ '?/fa••f*1 2 S *v ''4 ,a, *ll '• •arklak r * " *la" aatltlat •< Ik* t * raaakll; S . £ •* ,k* l«»*l OH** aria tat - _*••«» ‘iL* tlaaalckaa.H v**H aa all JURSDAV, I, .MAT MAY 3J. 22. 1952 1SS2 T O D A Y ' 8 B ! O L E 7 V f iW r t E - Axaln and again and again hu“ illy has boon shepherded into may, but sometime* tha than* haa bad......................... to forfait hla Ufa .# should aland by him. My peoi/a hath barn Init sharp__Jar. 60: * U The eagerly expected ’debate* .®fjj»*en Da f,,McCaily and Brailay vdham at Oilando amphaiiiad ihe jj^ftcl that no new iuuai of imporlance hate developed in the lacond prims ly campaign”. tay» the Tam; pa Tribune. Moil people, wa iui* > peel, have already made up their i ; Hindi. The election might at wall i be held tomorrow. * Early predictions of Odham op* ponenti that ilia Sanford candidate Would “run out of gas” toward the V. end of his campaign and would not fV have sufficient fundi to enable him to reach the people in the closing ' weeks of his campaign are proving entirely unfounded. Latest reports , filed with the Secretary of State •how that for the first time since the campaign for governor began tome six months ago that Odham , spent more money Iasi weak than i his opponent. Im pro v em en t Korea In the curly days of tint Korean fighting thn poorly trained South Korcnn Army wus ineffectual ami could net be depended on in the face of enemy attack. Hut under the guidance of American officers mid tempered by the experi­ ence that comes only with actual battle, the ROK troops are approaching the time when they will be able to stand on their own feet. It is easy to understand the problem which fuccd the Republic of Korea as far iih Its army wus concerned. It was a new and struggling nation created after the end of the ____ war with Japan ami military appropriations were small. The suddeness of the attack by the well trained Communists all but shattered the morale of the South Korean Army. But the knowledge that they have strong allies to fight beside them und the equipment and supplies pouring in to the country from the United States has convinced ROK soldiers that they cun eventually deletid their own country. This improvement in the Smith Korean military forces is a good sign for the future. When pence finally comes to that troubled country it can be maintained only If the people are capable of fighting to keep their feedotn. United Nations troops cannot remain in Korea forever. When they have to leave it will be comforting for the South Koreans to know that a strong native army remains. Stt Something woith thinking about ' for all Florida citizens is the Cen­ sus Bureau report (hat it cost ■ 4289,894,000 to run thai Stale of lorida's government during the cal year of 1951. That’s $103.94 tr capita as compared with a nav.tiqpal' average of $100. In other Words' it chits about $4 par parson ; more to run the government of i Florida than it does to tun the average state in this country. No< I body expects the state to get by on what it spent 20 years ago or even 10 years ago, hut it should be able to r.o as well as oilier Mates. T h e le a s* b rin g negotiated b y the . Mayfair Inn with Hugh Wlitlchel for the Seminole golf course and Country dull should prove a de­ cided advantage to the people of inford il it goes through. The ayfair will he in a position to ' inakc substantial improvements to the properly such as (ottltiuction til a new iluli house, and the in­ i' ttallalion of a watering "system ’ Which should give the coprse some f. the finest fairways' in Florida. things cost monsjh and they WASHINGTON w - Unlon-sn not be accomplished had overnight, undoubtedly they will be agement peace, the first In more than three years, esme to the na­ rough) about in lima. ' tion'! railroads today and the gov­ ernment was ready to give up ■:f, Wa have come a lonn*way in iti 21-month operation of the roads. the last fifty yrais when; women's Three rail unions, with a com­ ; -underthings were knowif.'da ”un bined membership of 150,000, - • “ nlionablri" because afp^ gentle* l “ memorandum of agreewith the carriers late nau. would mention each itach g< .thing Wednesday night in the a bustle or a cot Houee. a brassiere or pantiej Tha agreement, unlike one signed of a lady. ■ by >y tha lam aamaa three union chiefs ng■men ■■ r a p at le least, , 1150, la binding on »D them, they snal the^an^ani-'l fUa, Tha 1980 agree­ ___ __________ ment waa repudiated by a vote of play them from thee memberships of the three ■ gills, somewhat unions. seems to ui. egg Aetna! ratiturn of the roada to i suppose wa are the air private owners wlU coma as seem to us .manifestation also indicative „ ct for woman! ; unfortunate coni’ lined. Main Rail Unionb Reach Agreement With Operators » soon as the unions and the railroads sign a contract based on the terms and conditions of einment agreed to Wednesday aThat1 might take a wesk or more, even though the job Is almost purely mechanical. The agreement, worked out be­ tween tbe carriers and the Engi­ neers, Firemen and the Conductors after Intensive mediation effort! by Presidential Assistant John R. Steelman, does these things: l. Raises wages 37 cents an hour fur men In the yards and. 22lt cents for over-the road employes, 2. Ties wages to Ihe cost of liv­ ing. WhitePay now goes up or down one cent each three months for each one-point change In tbe gov­ ernment's coit-of-livlng ' ___ ■ Ir Index. 3. Lays the foundation for yard­ men to switch from a 48-hour week to a 40-hour week and get a 4cent pay hike when the shorter r k week .............. work takes effect. 4. Oives the unions tha right to reject carrier requeata to run the aaroe train crew through a dlvls- -*> Wth the county losing thousand* ‘ liars every month, including is spent on hospitalisation Jo of Seminole County, be* I of tha inadequacy of the hospital to meat community early construction of g moreeZenHaL N * T e S have a moat critical . .fin the event of u local disaster in ‘of * ofeM fiftll 1980 Buick Sedanet I960 Pontiac 2D Seda* 1949 “ 1018 r sr- 2 Dr. Seda A M *. O n . , 'Wwi 91871 |U Okahmim Joins ,fit U. S. Universities’ “Lust For Lace” mows and Claremont CoOm m hr Southern . Cantornli, Bradley of Error Is Corrected By Associated Press Virginia Tech sad tha Universities TALLAHASSEE or - The As­ off'lK Maine, J Wehmond, sociated Press, through a traffic fn?*MMaryland, aryh Kentucky, Arkanaai and Louisville. error, Wednesday listed erroneous­ ly 17 contributors to Brailey Od­ ium 's campaign fund having Jagrcees donated money to his opponent for Fane Oae) ICaatlei governor, Dan McCarty. Hayes the presidency aa 138 were The following persons contrib­ for him an r 114 against him. Now uted to Odham and should have that deciding vofe for Hayea was been listed as routrlmitors to his cast by a repreaentattv- who won campaign fund: his ssat by si stogie uallot,’’ tbs 100 — Carl Floyd, Haines City. Judge assarted. (90 — J. F. Hope, Gainesville. He complimented .tha Junior ISO — C. T. Hill, Howey. Chamber and Clarence Knight for Its — -Jack Seglsr, Panama their efforts In fatting out the vote. Jayce# President Tim Craw City. $100 — Perry Carlton,’ Fort ford alio thanked Mr. KnlIght on Pltrce; ~ R “N. if Hartman, ai Daytona behalf of’ the tha Juhior Chamber. Chaml Eltoi Mbughton Jr. announced Beach; J. E. Peacock, DeLand;. K. Townsend, Live Oak; he ^annual that tha nnutl inatallatlon of Arlle George Deliaven Franklin. Day officer* taka1 Flace on tha lOUR tona OVBvIl Beach;• 8J1IU Otto D Schmehl, vlllll* lll| aJHIl San night of Juna 6 at tha Seminole ford; George H. Coleman, ClewlsCounty Country Club. mumton; uora Dora nW.. anu and oarsn Sarah u. D. ThomJamea Gut, co-chairman of the ion: asello,.Bartow, II. and Doug Lock­ membership drive this year with hart, Fori Lauderdale; Henry X. Benjamin Wiggins, announced a Miami; A. J . Cleary, Mi­ Hit of prises for the members who Gibson. procure the largest number of re­ ami, W. B. Bishop Jr., Uoyd. newed and new membership!. The Weather He said that a Jayeee pin will be awarded for five memberships, a Zlpo lighter for 18, dues will be High Low Prtcip. paid for the member soliciting Asheville 73 43 dues from >0 members, for 86 Boston 55 11 65 memberships a two piece suitcase Cleveland ua 51 . .02 will be given and 60 members wlU Los Angeles 51 71 give the solicitor a to, reel, line, New Oneans H5 69 plug and tackle hex. 58 71 New York It waa decided to five the work­ Seattle .16 60 47 e r credit for two paid member- Wasnmgton 5d 75 chips for every new member Join­ Jacksonville 74 89 ing. 19 84 Miami 89 67 Tallahassee CITRUS MUTUAL LAKELAND (M-Robert W. Rut ledge, Orlando, now executive di­ rector of United Growers and Shippers Association, Wednesday was named general manager of Florida Citrus Mutual. DOORB OPEN—11:80 P. M. He will report JuoeT ai assistant general maaager sod take over 2—FEATURES—2 as. general manager Sept. 1, suc­ ceeding A. V.. Blur man. (TO KEEP YOU AWAKE) saurman, who haa grove and packing Interests In Clearwater, became Mutual's general manager two years ago igo after a bitter feud l»» with the then manager Alden Drury and Mutual Pu Mutual Public Relations Consultant Mertosi L. Corey, gaurman took the poaf only until some — AND — one could b# named to succeed him. In January he asked Mutual's board to relleva him as soon as possible. By The Associated Prats' clipped from the March 31st San­ Tbe snowbaulqg panty raids ford II Herald, I would Ilka to ad •P _ ___ Gen. Van F leet Says vfie you that the day of the ten* Maine to California today despite cent newspaper h u already a r­ efforts by some co-eds, cops end P risoners A re B eing rived. college authorities to stymie them. Shown W ho's Boss Our morning paper, the Loa An­ Many of Ihe latest forays we.e geles Times, end the evening pa­ all In fuu but others wound u;> in per, The Herald Exprau, are and violence.. RV HTAN CARTER <“ < nave been tan centt a copy for The worst brawl Wednesday PUSAN, Korea <j« - U.’S. _ tom* time. bat troops, backed by tanksJB night was the University of Okla­ Although It has been many homa where a demonstration la­ raitored firm Allied ^ontrorj years since I have resided In San- beled a “lust for lace" ended In Pusan's big hospital camp, urd, 1 still enjoy reading The an egi-tosalng riot. one Red prlionef was tereld, as you probably surmise, Ana at the University of Georgia 85 'frijured III a riot Tuesday?* Gen Juines A Van Fleet, Eighth having continued to subscribe to students were routed byt ear gas It these many years. Army rumiiiAnder, visiting Ihe and smoke bombs -after hurling The attached notice I received rocks and eggs 'at-police patrol ramp today, declared the prisoners • * ■■ . were shown who was boss and au­ this morning end am enclosing my cars. thorities had used the proper tic check for five dollars and 76 The strange fad, In which college cents, since I have decided to re­ boys Invade women's dormitories tics. .i new my subscription for six and sororities in search of under Correspondents were permitted months. to visit the compounds for the first arments, began several weeks ago Wishing you continued success, ut became widespread this week. time They were told that trouble 1 am, had lieen brewing since April IS Since Sunday nndle sorties have Cordially yours, ‘ occurred at more than 40 schools, In this camp for sick and seriously wounded Korean arid Chinese pris­ (Mrs. George W.) Elsa H. Knight many of them large unlversltiea. In the Oklahoma wrangle at oners. For one month, prisoner! were Banfurd Dally Herald, Norman, Okie., Wednesday night, in complete command of three en* Dear Mr. Dean, about 2,000 male students made off closures In Compound 10. U. N. I’m more proud of our own with lingerie loot from 10 women’s personnel—doctors and nurses— Brailey Odham than ever, after ^m lt££jes. were unable to enter the com- hearing that get together In Or­ in# crowd got out of hand and pound. . lando at the J.C.s. It waa right local officers called on itate troop­ North Korean end Chinese filligs funny how hit opponent excused ers and police from three nearby flow over the ntockadcs. The prls* from answering the fl- towns for help. Tbe panty pllferlng oners staged null American .skits himself ns ore question. Now that may lark turned into an eig-throwlng and heckled U N personnel Wilk­ seem like a small thing to answer, battle after officers tried persua­ in# by I hey destroyed hospital but some of our duly elected offi­ sion, tear gas and finally high qulpinent. . -, v. cials use the public’s money with pressure hoses. Then the camp authorities :got Just such abandon, and some of us Twelve students were arrested. tough. <t were waiting to .hear one Dr, George 1,. Cross, Oklahoma A combat tested American i In­ wa* going to get out ofwhich president, called II a disgrace, tho race, fantry battalion reinforced Ihe adding: and were we fooled! camp guards Tanks rumbled past "I was fearful after reading of Dan knew that our Sanford man the compound The prisoners were such incidents at other colleges told that it they didn’t con)e out Is too smart to let thaj be like but kept hoping our students were of their compound they wouldn't taking randy from the baby, eo he a little more liable, a little more eat Finally, they were told that had to talk fait to try to get the sophisticated. . . . I'm deeply listener* to forget that a question If they wouldn't come out, the'U S. asham * happened 1 named* of* what troops would ......................... come in and getthan th4m. Was asked. HE DIDN’T ANSWER Another college president, John IT EITHER. Prisoners In one compound re­ Dan probably did not think that A. Hannah of Michigan State, dc fused to come out on order. A penile raiding on his company was sent In to clean them so many folks would wonder why emphatlied. hi- was never asked to take a campus. Ha told tome 1,000 stu­ out Tuesday dents milling around a girls’ dormi­ The Communists fought with bilbo, but there ARE curious folks tory, “ We don’t want any of that rocks, barbed wire flails and metal that might even euggeat that h* notoriety here." sticks Tbe soldiers used riot tac­ might linve been on the aide that arrested 25 raiders and tics They threw concussion gre­ thf bribe idv»r» were. It does seem thePolice rest gave up at midnightnades - cardboard containers filled eliany* that a man that opposes minus loot. ' gamMIng etc, would not run Into Louisiana State University offic­ with TNT Of the B5 wounded, only Ul were someone that wants just that kind ials used chivalry and the Selective hurt seriously enough to be bos- of u favor, as Brailey found out. Service Act to repulse dormitory Hrsilev did not stretch the truth Invaders. pltsllied One American was struck In the lug tiy u spear and was when he said he Is not for sale. Dean of Men Arden French told The practice of burial In hospitalized Right otliers received It's been tried. That Is the kind of 700 men students expulsion and churches or churchyards was un­ minor bruises (roio clubs and a man we need to head our State, draft awaited those attempting to known to the earliest Christians. rocks Hut the compound wag an<l the Issue Is before the voters, Iris’ dormitories. Lt. tbe farts are before them, so there cleaned out Middleton, LSU pres­ The camp was peaceful today. .lived not be any sick voters if they ident, appealed to the men’s chiv­ Aincrleun uml South Korean nurses keep Odham's record In mind and alry. The crowd around the dormi­ ANGEL’S EAT SHACK walked freely through tho com­ then elect him. tories dispersed. * "Twenty Five Yesra Feeding Baufurd" pound trcutlng the sick. Infantry­ We have seen a lot- of eorry At the University of Georgia, men were sent in to the compound chap* In the last years because police met 400 youths marching HALF DOZEN buildings of they voted Into office, men that toward a co-ed dormitory. bulldlnga with billy clubs. clubs, Some borne oi GOLDEN BROWN JUMBO the patients glowered. were not proven. 1 think the aver­ The,officers said the students FRIED SHRIMP “ But they were meek little boys," se# voter wanta an honest man In began throwing eggs and sUmaa. ssld Lt Col John II. Bostic, Em- the state’s capital, end's man as The police retaliated with gaa and FRENCH FRlfcS - GARDEN FRESH SALAD aorlum, i’e.< the camp commander. young aa Brailey rlth* the go- smoke bombs. After a 43-mlnut* FRENCH BREAD and BUTTER “There le no light left In tham>!7 ,Igetter h* owe hat Is worthy of tussle, f i t e i that sew steaajv, four iwwa boys u u ri w vi* arrested and were COFfEE OR TEA 1 h e Ihe 1,000 patients and hon- (everybody's vote but the, gatphlfr the'others-dlepm ad. »!>•< atlents tn the compound, about and racketeer, and Odhant don’t,Injured Curb Service — Diningroom — Take Out ,100 took part In the fighting. A want their vote*. forays Wednesday I Other pantle foray Open II A. M. • 11:30 A.«M. — Closed Mondays group of about 500 amputees were ......... A man .......... that . fails to fight!night _ night and early today toda) occurred at among the most aggressive fight- agalnit crooks In office, will not Weitern Reserve University, Poera. meet any Interference from them, "We subdued the amputees and but they will try to buv favors if closed off one section ol ihe camp, they fear the other fellow. I T MOTHS ARE RAMPAGING AGAIN I said l.t Col Mills llamrld, Ada, Rev. B. W- Miller Okla., eoinmumler of the Americ an Very truly youre,) PROTECT YOUR BLANKETS NOW! troops. (Miller Farme) “The inen lead orders nut to shoot Have Thaw Moth Proofed Tha Fam ous unless their lives were In danger,” Russell Program Hatfield said. “ W« took the comF re e — I) • B aa • O W ay — F ree ! und by stages, s little at a time Wa Alaa Offer "gaa Safe" Plastic Bags ’*••. oae) (Cewtlaae* Free* Pal f te kept pusnlng them back and Durtag May OAly For Oaly 49c Each In addition to rearmmi the coun­ finally got them in a corner." da conThe announcement to come out try. One of Um greatI dangers ‘ " the *— American tow pawto ti ' PHILIPS or soldiers would come In to get fronting them was made tu prisoners in that of balng led Into socialism T* If phone ua Compound 2 Wednesday All the by decrees. “ He said former B*n. Claude 491 non-pstients came out. South Palmetto No attempt was made at screen­ Pepper Is “out to help my opponsnt ing the 3,500 prisoners of the three and Injure my candldscy nut de­ Isrga number iplte that and tha lifga _ compounds according to the formu­ spite la set up by tbe U. N. Command. of Rusiall candidates la the field, Out when the prisoners came out I hop* to get hU 14.” In addition to a slat* announced " y were told If they wanted to stay In Allied bald terri­ by Russell himself, two other tory to turn left. If they wi wanted slates have been sumtioced by to return to tha Communlets, turn Democratic circles. T han are right. A total of only 125 prisoners soma duplications of namas. In the three compounds turned left. tn having bean denied food from Lt. Col. Philip J. Noel JP., Louis­ for more than a week f< ville, Ky.. chief medical olflcer He outside laid the prlaouara had. been said n of the enclosure, said the prisoners storing up foodprisoners still had and they showed no evidence of malnutrition enough left to last for several si The following la »n excerpt from th e Orlando Evening Star, issu e of tonal terminal point if the two mow days. • August 7,1960, written by Hxnley Pogue in hie column. "Around The Town." parties can't negotiate their dis­ agreements over these interdivlsu£ n m li ■ Iona! runs. died. They said tho yielding of Mero to "About the Mly thief e« real ImpartR(*»•«■■ The government seised the roads '• » « « Boyto waa a political payoffane# brought aut at the bearing hi Tall* In August, 1950, t6 sveft a nation­ js«i> ia u a n wide strike. On two occasions tb# Ii *c '.■ ahaaoae last weak of P. A, Mara, flawin' "Regardless of tho reason for the request “ USB Army, technical operator of tha ita*jwmwm ole Coast y Sheriff, waa that Ltoyd "G ear by Boy!* a id the ensuing action of Mero roads,’ obtained lio-strike court Beyle,-Hemlnol* State Senator, waa tha It eertalnly lobks aa If tha' disclosure In orders. Tha torts unions are still attorney far tha etoead Biwtoals Chsh working under on* of them, Issued Tallahassee will raault in Boyls getting after a strike against the New and that ha to alaw Mated In laaarpar* major eppaalMan when be comae up for York Centra atton paper* aa attorney for tha BoaMaeto ro-itoettoa In 1881 GrtU^lar* (Twin Ptoaa). "Thar* ar* some rumor* elrtutoglng to the affect that Odham,-who dto ndt eeek "Th4 Seminole Grill to tha spat vialtod re-election aa Bomlnoto Representative, by J. flralley Odham und fear compan­ Will bo a candidate for the State Senate ions the middle of July and found to be toga. operating a "Cuba" fumbling fame. "Sons# quarters have recently been hint"Mero told Gov, Warren that Sms- Atyto lag that Odham la ayalhg to* Governor’* * ( 'j • 9ttttM99i had uterteded fas behalf of. the^lemtosto ram 'and that If be receive* aneourfcg*too meat h* Will be In there tdmphfgtilng to sneeeed dev. Warren. Other sources say vt, A ^ h ttls Bryant la planning on running, tw o IUmI tf Officii mufcf ( g OWL SHOW SATURDAY “EH05TOf MENSl “BLACKCIU” R ITZ f f Bile, Price Colonial Cleaners HAS YOUR PRESENT SENATOR'S CONDUCT BEEN SUCH IS YOU 10(111) APPROVE? te Read What Others Say Of Our Senator! 2 i" !! S S fts: >!S2 m its * !. is:-. --ifMM* a a a a A i « * . j i \ •• r- •-{•Anyway tflh td Boyto; but i *f tod net hr i WY1 m N fl, I* la a certainly been tied tutors*! la oar ad•ad It** a bettor than even that Ma will encounter too .aspWthf f af Me ta rta r If ho k^T‘ ' . i kr a gw h ij *vtys’tIS^*.• “XT***#jLi?’1/O-Vrc»» • * rk* tv’► ,4-w,.'. -i. t-'JWi ‘ATIY tf w m k : n You Save , J4 J ■ ‘ �JIoHpital ftocf (iua«laae4 V i m P H O N E 148 *Social Calendar THURSDAY Regular meeting of the Semi­ nole No. 43 will be held at 8;0O p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hull. The Intermediate G. A.’* of the /T in t Baptiat Church will meet at 7:00 at the home of Mr*. Douglas Stenatrom at 219 Magnolia Avtnut. FRIDAY The Thetplan Troupe 958 of 8.H.8. will prrient "Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” at S:00 p.m. at the high school auditorium. AArUltUAY The Bemlnole County Audubon Group will take a field trip to tho Weklva River. Meet at 8anford Garden Center. E. Firat Straet, at 7:00 a.m. Every on* interested In the identification and study of •b ird s la Invited. Transportation will bt provided if necStaary. • MONDAY The Truth 8aekera d a ta of the Firat Methodlat Church will meet at McKinley Hall at 3:00 p.m. TUESDAY The Pilot Club will hold its reg­ ular dinner mretlng in the Yacht Club at 0:80 p.m. Tht Unity Truth Clat* will meet at 8:00 p.m. at the Valdei Hotel. The book “The Sermon on The HMount” by Emmet Foa will be studied. The public II invited. W B ’NESDAY The Fine Arts Department of the Woman’s Club will meet at tho club house at 10:00 a.tn. at which time there will be preiented a talk on the Bible by Mr*. A. G. Mclnnls. There will also ha a display of old China. Ware Bible Class Of •Church Holds Supper The R. W. Ware Bible Clas* of the Firat Methodlat Church met Tuesday evening at 7:00 o'clock at the homo of Mr. and Sira. R. U. Hutchison In Cameron City for a ■upper meeting. A delicious meal of ham, blackeyed rice, green aalada, rel­ ish**, rolls, a variety of home baked plea and cake, Iced tea and •coffee was served In tha lovely garden. The tables were overlaid with white linen cloths and canterad with multi-colored hibiscus. Following the auppar, a short business meeting waa held by the president, W. W. Tyre, waa P ...................... . , which , followed *” b y,a program oni "CM**Cltl fsnahip and It's Megnlng Mr. Tyre and Judge Wart spoke brief)y on the responsibility each have a i citiiene, and uiged everyone to be more thoughtful and conald• tr a it* of one'* heritage. Mr. Tyre was aialated In hla discussion by four Boy Scouts, Bob Rssly Jr., Tommy Wyatt, Billy Tyre and Larry Burner, who presented the flag, gave the pledge of allegiance •ml told of "Scouts' Duties a* Cltlsena". Those enjoying the occasion were Mr. ami Mrs. It. W. Ware, Rev. and Mrs. J. E. .McKinley, Mr. and Mr* P*rrv *'f. and Mra. J. P. Bates, Afi. and M r* mJoe Aitarallo, Mr. tutu Mrs. t . it. “ Wyatt, Mr. and Mra. Jack Bur­ ney, Mr. and Mra. Robert ReeUy, Mr. and Mra. W. Vv. Tyre, air. and Mra. R. 11. Cole, Mr. and Mr*. S. P. Bolyn, Mr. and Mra. L. H. Swain, Mlsa Ethel Riser and mo­ ther. Mrs. Maude Coleman, Mlse Norm* Norwood, Mra. Gratcban Crowell, Larry Burney, TomAy Wyatt, Robert Reely Jr.. BiUy Tyre, Shirley Tyre, Betty Bryan and Job Hutchison. *Grad!cks Entertain Saturday Evening Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Gradlck en­ tertained Saturday evening with a wiener roast and hay rid* In honor of Mite Connl* Ludwig who will (raduste from Seminole High school in June. The guests aassrabltd around long tables placed In the back • y a rd of tha Gradlck home on Park Avenue where they enjoyed the usual picnic course, Following tho grot: u j m r. • Johi Ludwig Jr., boarded filled truck” for a rid* around Lake Monroe. Those attending war* Miaa Bab* BUM*. Miss Ellsn Driggers, Miss n Wilson, Miss Elisabeth MurMlsa Ada Adams, Miss Ann {taker, Mlsa Margaret Maloy, is Caoblln* Hclrur's and MUs Duffgars Honored By Reception, Shower The home of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Duggar on Myrtle Avenue was ths teen* Tuesday evening of a recep­ tion and surprise shower honoring Mr. and Mr*. Jo* Duggar who are now residents of Chattanooga, Tenn. ’ The Duggar home was attrac­ tively decorated with various ar­ rangements of gladioli and green­ ery. The dining table from which refreshments of punch and cake were served was overlaid with a linen cloth and centered with a lovely bouqquet of gladioli. Games wer* played after which Mr. and Mrs. Duggar opened their many gifts which had been pre­ iented to them. Those Invited to be with the hanorees were Mr. and Mra. Ri­ chard Walker, Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Friends of Mr*. Cecil Bales will be Interested to learn that she Is confined to the Florida Sanitarium in Orlando for observation. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Duggar and daughter Joy have moved from Myrtle Avenue into their new hpm* at 211 Arcadia Road. Friends of Barney Beck will be glad to learn that he la recuper­ MUs Alice O'Hear, daughter of ating nicely at hla home following Dr. and Mrs. Fiuyd B. O’Rear of a broken ankle. Friends of Mr*. T. N. Dillard will be glad to learn that ah* la Improving nicely from a major operation at the Femald Laugh­ ton Memorial Hospital. Murrlsotown, N. J., whose engage­ ment and approaching marriage to William P. Chapman Jr., son of Mr. and Mri. W. P. Chapman of thla city was announced yestard a y . ________________ Mra. Charles Orltm* and Mra W. D. Thornton who have been Covered Dish Supper visiting In Melbourne aa the guesta Is Held By Tourists Rev. and Mra. J. R. Farris re­ read home Wednesday. Rev. Fnrria la the former pastor of the The newly completed Tourist aid Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Christian Church her* and Is re- Center on the lake front wa* the Turner.. Rev, and Mrs. W. 1 J T Mr. and Mrs. Leland orted as doing vsry well with scene Tuesday evening of a cov­ Brooks ered dish, buffet simper, the firat *1 Rudd, Mr, and Mrs. Darrell la new parish. affair to lie held In the new Urieme, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Shep­ building by the tout 1st gimip. pard, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Schmidt, Each guest brought u covered Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Herndon, Mr. Mrs. Roumillat Gives dish and their uwn tuhla setting and Mr*. A. C. Madden, Mr. and Party For Her Club with drinks furnished by the tour­ Mra. Bernard L. Harkey, Mr. and ist club. Raymond .Smith was in Mrs. J. P. Holtsrlaw, Mr. and Mrs. The Fortnightly Bridge Club en­ charge of the elitertalmurnt and W. L. Whitten', Mrs. Eunict Dann joyed a dessert bridge Tueeday served as host for the evening. and Mrl. Oulda Curry. at the home of Mrs. F. E. Mr*. Joseph Murray was in charge Out of town guests Included evening of the refreshments. on Palmetto Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. AI Walker of Win­ Roumillat Gamas were enjoyed following The Roumillat home was attrac­ ter Garden, Mr. and Mra. Horace tively with: large bou- the supper by the 38 inrnihtra who Hull also of Winter Garden and uets ofarranged day lilies and miniature were present and six guests who Mra. May Hull of Oakland. arrangements of gerbera daisies w,r* Mrs. Carla Uternurk, Mr. Preceding the reception, a sup­ *• and Mr*. J. J. Weber, Mrs. flutha centerpiece of each table. per party was given by Mr. and Prlies wer* won by Mrs. J. 0. bert Rhode-, Mrs. J. T Seaton and Mrs. H. S. Duggar at their new Sharon, Mrs. F. J. Consoles and Mr*. Wright. home on Aracdla Road also honor­ Mrs. Bradford Byrd. Others playing Mr. and Mr*. Duggar. Mm- «• 8. Lewis, Mrs. Radio B riefs Those attending wer* Mr. and Sadie Brouse, Mrs. B. L. Perkins. Mr*. N. J. Duggar, Mrs. Doyle By MARION IIAItMAN r*- M- F- Wiggins and Mrs. E. Peacock and small son Nail, Mra. . Galloway. Mrs. Fred Robb will teview Ma­ Grace Duggar, the hosts and the Also present were Mrs. George rion B. Ward’s "Boat t'hihlren of honor guests. E. Well*, Mr*. J. A. Wright, Mra. Canton" on WTRIt'a “Hook Cor­ E. A. l.ondenberg, Mrs. Roy G. ner” tomorrow morning nt 11:16 Williams, Mrs. 8. O. flhlnholser o'rlock. "The Book Corner" Is Mrs. Dekle Honored Sr., Mrs. H. B. McCall, Mis* Lou­ presented by WTRR in coo|H>ratioi| With House Warming se. Sipple and Rev. J. E. McKin­ with the Sanford Story League ley. pastor. every Friday. Books for children, adults, and fur everyone me re­ Mr*. .M. R. Dekls was honored Tuesday fvenlng with a house Dependable Class Of viewed on "The Rook Corner". warming at har lovely new home •I 103at 2405 Adam* Court In WinneThe "Radio Farm Digest" will Church Has Meeting wood by Mra. J. G. David and Mrs. feature tomorrow, at 12:15 o'clock, Robert Lippencott with Mra. R. D. a short talk by Representative The Dependable Class of the Thomas G. Abernathy, member of Dak* assisting. The D#kl* noma waa decorated First Methodist Church held a Congress from the Fourth District with arrangement* of carnation*, homecoming breakfast at McKin­ of Mississippi and chalrmnn of gladioli and snapdragons. Several ley Hall Sunday morning at 9:00 ihe House Agriculture Holt-coingames war* enjoyed and prises o'clock. mlttee on fertiliser and farm ma­ Invocation was given by Mrs. chinery. Representative Abernathy were won by Mrs. J. C. Newsom, Mrs. Taylor Brown and Mr*. M. W. S. Thornton, a peat teacher for will speak on "Tool* for Food Pro­ 20 years. Other past teachers who duction". R. Dekls. • Introduced by claaa president, •1400After ,Mr*. Dekle opened her were Louis Sipple,.war* Mrs. H. O. One of the gems for listeners is many gift*, refreshment* were Mias lerved by the hostesses to thoe# Shinholier, Mr*. Eva Harkey, Mrs. the "Layman’s Call to Prayer” R. F. Cole, Mra, J. M. Leonard, present who wer* Mr*, n. B. heard over WTRR at 11:55 o'clock Owen*. Mra. C. L. Echols, Mrs. present teacher and two associate Monday through Saturday. This teachers, Mrs. Le* Wilson and Carl Dakle, Mra. II. L. Osborne, extraordinary moment of the day'Mrs. Fred Stein, Mra. Gene Rey­ Mr*. E. G. Kilpatrick Jr. Past broadcasting provides the stamina presidents were also recognised. nolds, Mr*. Alvin Calhoun, Mr*. for continued efforts throughout Doughnuts, sweet rolls and cof­ the dav, u relaxing imSiient win John Bsiwelichin, Mrs. O. Rev­ els, Mrs. J. F. Davla, Mrs. J. C. fee wer* served by the hostesses words und music. Cook. Mrs. Ebbs Lee, Mr*. T. C. to those present who wer* Mrs. -1100Brown, Mrs. Dan Bralnard, Mr*. Burke Steel*, Mrs. R. W. Herron, The Woman's Angle is presented C. II. Stafford, Mrs. Terry Wheat- Mr*. Roscoe Taylor, Mrs. II. A. every morning nt 0:46 o’clock on land, Mrs. Kenneth Eaddy. Mr*. Appleby, Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Mrs. WTRR’s "Where Angels Fear To Richard Galloway, Mrs. Robert J. M. Leonard, Mr*. R. F. Cole, Tread" with names, news, and fra Broastte, Mrs. Oulda Wilson, Mrs. Mrs. A. F. Murphy, Mrs. W. S. Raymond Kader, Mra. O. B. Lee, Thornton. Mrs. ffatli* Arwood, M»». J. C. Newsom, Mra. J. B. Mrs Paul Horton Sr., Mrs. V. L. Staples, Mrs. Thomas Ruaal, Mra. Smith, Mrs. Lee Wilson. Mrs. Cy­ James Gul, Mrs. Doris Davis. Mr*. ril Butner, Mra. Nancy Brock, Mrs. A. J- Oresr. Mra. Alfrsd Johnson A. K. Shoemaker and Mrs. J. H. and Mri. Edward Cameron. Loechelt. S B P * | f Use) that a Ilre-rralstant building can hr sCcuird to stoi* them In. The following Is the full test of Mr. Wilson’s address: "Please let me *ay In the heginning that 1 am only one of the nine Trustees of the Bert Fish Testamentary Truat and do not undertake to commit the other Trustees, hut I thought It igiit and proper to bring to you tacts and fi figures relating to the Trust in order too properly properl] evaluut tlie hospital situation. i think it will be in order first to briefly review the hl/tory of tlie Trust. Judge Bert Fl*h died on July 21st, 194.1. In Lisbon, Portugal, while minister from this country to that government. He left a last will and testament in which, after beetfUeathlng the sum of $25,000.00 to John B. Stetson University, of which he was all alumnus, he gave, de­ vised. ami bequeathed the rest, re­ sidue and remainder of his propetty und the rents, Issues, ami piofits thereof, to his brother, the late Bell F. Fish, and upon hi- death to nine trustees to use the property and the income and profit thereof to rreet and main­ tain u hospital In each of the cities of DeLand, Sanfprd, and New Smyrna, *ald hospitals to lie erected and maintained for tlie benefit of each of said cities and the rllitens and maintained fin the benefit of each of said titles and ihe rltiien* thereof and of the vicinity thereof, to which should be admitted the Indigent sick mill wounded, who should ha luintihed surgical and medical aid ami proper food and treatment without charge. Hospitalisation may also be furnished to patients who are able to pay the cost thereof. Each hospital Is to be called The Fish Memorial Hos­ pital "Judge Fish appointed his hiuthrr. Hen F. Fish; his brotherIn law. Ernest M. Galloway of .Sanford, and James E. Pollard, In- former secratary as executor* thereof. The three executors administered the srtate until the death of ihe hruther, Ben F. Fish, on Nov. 21, 1947. The administra­ tion of the estate was completed by the two irtnainlng executors, unit they were disrharged oil ja il 2M. JUIH. "The nine Trustees, one of whom lives in Jacksonville, one /in St. Augustine, three In lietuie« shout women around the world "Where Angels Fear To Tread" I- filled with helpful hint-, suggestions, Ideas, and stories for utnl about women. -I409- llellAKY HALLY I lie Dellary Democratic Club will meet at Chrlxlberger Manor tonight at 8:1)0 o’clock with Edwind Healey, president, preaiding. Mi. Healey has arranged to have ill seven Vuluila County candi­ date* to he present and presdit ilirii plfttfuim*. Each candidate will be ulluwed 15 minutes tu • peak CORRECTION The Herald regrets the omission <d Hip name of Mrs. Oeurgr Swank, 11- . In the account of the Aincri <.in Home Department meeting which was held ut the Woman's v tub Tuesday. Mrs. Swank serv nl as one of the hostesses (.and. three hi Sanford and one in Camps, held a n o r g a n is a t io n Hireling on Jan. Id, 1948. They took charge of the property and begun to work toward tha ac­ complishment of the purposes of the Trust, converting property Into cash in order to accumulate enough funds to begin the con­ struction of the hospitals. I may say here thnt the property of the estate and trust consisted of stock* und bonds, impioved and unimproved rest estate, nnd almut four hundred acres of hennnd citrus groves located oral Del.uinl. "Upon Ihe probate of Judge Fish’s Will, appraiser* were ap­ pointed and they appraised the eslate at $1,0115,461.80. It was necessary to make a frdrral estate tax return uml the sum of $96,019.05 was requited to pay the estate tux. "Judge Fish's Will leave* the matter of the erection of the hos­ pitals to the discretion of the Trustees. lie made provision for parity umniig (lie three cities and exptessed no preference. “Home probably wonder why the erection of the hospital In Drl-niid was begun before those In Sanford and New Smyrna. Judge Fish had requested his brother, Hen F. Fish, to a'isist him in carrying out his plan* for the erectlun of the hospitals. To this end, Bon Fish funned a non­ profit corporation called The Hen K. Fish Foundation. Frauds P. Whitehall owned ten ucres of land in the heart of Del.and known ns the College Arms property on which -vas located the old Col­ lege Arms Hotel, lie planned to make n business center of this property, hut conceived the idea that the property would constitute n fine site fur u hospital. He sold the property to Ben Fish for the amount hr had invested in It. "When Ben Fish died on Nov 21, 1947, he left everything he had to The Ben F. Fish Founda­ tion. This corporation was fanned exclusively for the purpose of ac­ quiring laud on which hospitals authorised liy the Will of Judgo Fish might he erected. Ben Fish's estate was appraised at the sum of $4tl,470.30. After Mr. Fish’s death, The lien I*. Fish Founda­ tion conveyed the College Arms site to the Trustees of Judge Fish’s estate. The Del.and Me­ morial llospitul of filed nil of its assets to the Trustees of Judge Fish's estate. This pioperty was appraised at about $110,000.01), und It is icinly to turn tlie pro­ perly over us soon ns the De­ l.and hospital is completed. When The Ben Fi-li Foundation lio n i-iiuveyed the t'ollege Arms Hotel property to the Fish Tinstees, everything was ready fur the erection of ii hospital ill De­ l.and. "The situation in Seminole County wn* different. In 19.18 the City of Hunfurd piin-hased from Mr*. Hal Wight the property now romposlng the subdivision known as San Carlo* HuMIvisiun. The City in 1910 conveyed this pro­ perty to Seminole County on runultluli that a hospital would he TITI5 SANFORD IIERALD crrftcJ then on within three Paga S yearn, or title vvjs to revirt to Thors. May 52, l'J.»2 the City. This clause was elimin­ ated by the City. Bonds were voted for the erection of a hos­ Sem inole C hildren’s pital, but it was not erected. The C om m ittee Convenes County obtained authority from the Legislature to rreonvey the The Seminole County Children's property to the City, which was done, and in 1949 the County con­ Committee met recently nt tha veyed some property In Bel Air court house with Mrs. A. J. I’etar* S uIhIIvIs Ioii to the City for a son presiding. The meeting opened with p r a y • hospital site. "The local Trustees viewed this hv Mrs. S. J. Nix und the mlnut •* p,r-\r--*y snd concluded that It were read t>y Mrs. C. M. FI >wers, was not a suitable site for u secretary and piogrnm chairman. Speaker was Mrs. Hulda Kihhs, hospital. The Trustees then ne­ gotiated with the City for the county health nurse, who spoke on San Carlos Subdivision for a site “Mental Health" which -ne took and purchased It for that purpose from the following hooks, “Tha umi later acquired the property Mind in Sicknesses und in Health" adjoining it on the west, Dm- und "There is Something You Can About Mental Health.” Mr«. giving it an entire block for Dial i Do Kibbe stressed that mentally III lUirpose. Thl« properly constitute* i people should be encouraged to be an admirable and convenient site counseled by a “competent psy­ for the hospital. chiatrist who might help them to "Some criticism may have been become normal, happy citiien* directed at tbe Trustees for com­ , again." mencing the erection of the hos­ Mrs. Kibbe also announced that pital In DeLand before commen­ the county had made provisions to cing the erection of the hospitul transport nil cerebral palsy chil­ In Sanford. If »ny preference nl dren to the Forrest 1‘aik School In all was to he shown, 1 do not Orlando where services are avail­ think it was unreasonable to be­ able to Seminole County children. gin the hospital In DeLand, since 1 Following the talk, a round-tahl* II was Judge Fish’s home, and his discussion took place with many brother had provided the site. I questions being asked. Those tak­ think that Del.and was more m ing part in the discussion wer# need of a new hospital, than was Mrs. A. J. I’eterson, Judge Doug­ Sanford, and everything was In las Slenstrom, Dr. T. W Lawton, readiness for construction to he Mrs. Kibbe. Mrs. Mniguiette Oragin. ham, Mi*. S. .1 Nix, Ml*. Don "The financial condition of the Clrey of Oviedo, Mis. C. M. Flow­ Trust now is n* follows: The sum ers and Mnok Cleveland Ii Mr* I’eti-ison, outgoing chair­ of $197,241.41 will he pnyalile to the Deloind hospital from the man, wa- elected vice clialliui'1 Frileral Government, when it is for the coming yem. It was de­ appropriated, as the lemainder cided thnt the lime meeting would of its grant for the hospital. he the last of till* pump until fall. This, I understand, will he avail able for the Hanfoul hospital. The potential asset* of $497,243.43. improved property has u value It is obvious therefore that the nf approximately $1011,000.00, and Tiust will lie in u position to the oiatige troves were annrnised carry out Judge Fish's wishes at between lono.ooo.oo and $700. as to ull three hospitals. 000.00. Thete Is oilier unimproved property remaining of a value of I "As you niuhuhly -aw lit last evening's Sanford Herald, the approximately $100,000.00. three local Trustees ln*t with "The sum of $270,000.00 has t omitv I'nmmisstnlier .1. F Mehern allocated hv the Floiidu Imi Clrlland, who were appointed by provemriit Commission for tlu- the llonnl of County CouiiulsstunSanford hospitul to become pay­ eis ns u committee to con side* able when appropriated by Con­ Ihe local hospital matter, and the gress under the Ilill Burtop Act. executive committee o f til* It Is believed that tills appropii- Feruald l.auphloii .Memorial Dosatiuli will be luudc by Cungiess ■utliI \--oeintion anil Itenrrseiilathi< year. Tbe amount will not tlvr Voile A. Williams, Jr., and be payable all at once, hut ill Muck N. rlevelano, .11 .. Di-niocra* fixed sums. A total of $267,241.11 tic nominee for lepresentntiv# was allocated foi the Del.and It tun this county, to consider the hospital, of which the sum of local hospital situation $t‘i0,00l).IH) ha* been paid, leaving "It wux the consensus of the uhove meiilioiiel sum of npinotn of that meeting thnt Ihe $197,211.41, which it is believed County Cniuiiilssioiiei * call an will he paid tlie latter part of election to determine whether of this year. It will he available foi not hoods to the amount of not the Sanford hospitul, since it will exceeding $75(1,(8)11.(81 he Issued not lie needed for the Del.and Ini tlie erection of a hospital) hospital. and if Ihe voters apptove the Is* "It will he seen therefore thnt -mince of bonds, tin- Kish Estate the Trust Inis actual assets of he leipiested unit enter into utl $1,000,18)11.01), if we consider Ihe agreement to take over the la>ssunt of $000,18)0.00 as a correct pitnl und reimburse the county for value foi the citrus gloves, und the cost thereof ' S H O W IN G SUN. - M O N .! HQUOtf VII1*» Twsnty Five Year* Ago Thla WMk th . fFJylng Fool" krflyadln & Reurget, Franco tonight at 10t>9 o’clock completing the epochal flight whoae progreaa had been watched by the eyea of the world for thO poet 88 hour*. . . . The ’’Young Ace" waa dragged bodily from hla plane by the first persons to reach It and ho waa Immediate­ ly lifted to willing ahouldera and borne acroaa the field In great triumph. . . . . Member* of the Aaartan Circle of the F irat Baptist Church held their monthly Dualneaa mooting Thuraday evening at the homo of Mra. C. A. Anderson on Kim Atenue. A variety of gar­ den flowara combined with green­ ery adorhed the rooma. Routine baaineaa waa tranaacted .after which a aoclal hour waa tnloyed. The hoateaa aerved brick Ice cream, rake and mil Q. Sharon ei antly af on Tenth Street „ ______ sMmr. Harry « » f . sLewis, a - Mr*. w Frank « On* group of Colton* and Rayon Prints drastically reduced. On* ami two piece styles in a good run of sites. Formerly priced up to 14.95. To clear for o n l y ............. Millar, Mr*. Gaorta A. Da Gottaa, Mra. B. R. Dlahton, Mrs. Chari aa Vincent and Mra. Frank J. Oontilex...........According U the Rev­ erend Dr. F. B. Snort of N#w York, paator of Methodist Church for thirty-lira years, blond bablaa usually cry, brunette* amlla and bald-haaded on*a look blank while being baptlied. . . . . . Mr. and Mra. Alfred W. Lao Jr., whoa# marriage waa ah tntam tlng event of May 91 returned from thalr wedding trig on Sunday evening. ................. Preildent Collldga will review the American fleet at Hampton Roada or June 4, he advUed the Navy Department toddy. The President will watch the ahlpe peas In line from the bridge of the Yacht Mayflower. . . . . A lately compliment to Mra. Arthur Haaaard of Auguata, Oa., who la vlait- ' KSTfcA. f i V " * /mult JU D Y H o l l id a y j -lag Isas [ftfg tlui Uvify L, Duma*, waa Ufa bridge party Club. ..Ylvid-hued Also attending wer# Hamilton phlox and other cut flow m were llsbe* Jr.. Westay Htmil, Terry ueed with artistic effect Ip the ordell, jimral* Smith, Wesley room* whore the tablet hid been laid for play............. Harman ■trick and Mika Whalchel. II18MIII nciills All other dresses greatly reduced! 1 Mwits Am #— *m ls%# W i*Hm |*w ksstt tail Quantifier of rtd endyllW w aidmaa and blue cornflowers worn combined and u«ed In ddeovaUng the apaeloua elub lounge, Host**#** auUtjng were Mra. lU la Wilah, P I E C E GOODS CLEARANCE! sMichael f f lAfcUe ra iL Mrs. Jay JL Y o M t Jr. — — r m s n a m r -T -i OWL SHOW SATURDAY S a tM tl. ChurS? rial Sunday School i DOORS O P E N -llilO P. M. Cbetwaer MathoSot 2— F E A T U R E S —I xbsp Cloalng out. . Place Gnodal All price* cut to rock bottom to R lh n r , • , , . Soma wonder- rou *» ***> ful value* “fiHflSI OF m m w v^-tt/kiS j.'f >;•«/.* ‘'’ m'’ ■ 'W W W '* ' ■• ‘ ^ P p > P | • .. -. ir v jr t i’JiVtij’i' / « * •* J UruuJclolli fiesta-bright. ' Two shades in one lively piece, ball fringe banded on the sleeves, and stripes running round the sash Carlye, St, Louis. Su m 7 to 15. �WinOn eminole R ig h th a n d e r H u r 1a TUP. HANFORD HKHAI.I* Thuru. May 23, 11157 F irst S c o r e l e s s Page 6 Gam e F o r Blues; G-JVIcn P lay H ere Smokey Says: 11/ KENT CIIRTLAIN U proved to be n very eventful evening Inst night when the Hemlnote lllues registered their first shutout triumph of the yenr heat* Ing the G-Men In Gainesville, 4-0, behind the five-hit twirling of Murray Byrd. The win was the sixth of tho year for Byrd, •• who has won all hie games nwny f r o m Hanford. Tha a I o n d o r i right h a n d v r ’ a !' “Nothing II n il" lave him the dln.Inetlmt of beturning tho first Bemlnole pitcher Discourse on Natural . t o notch six vlr1 lories this year. George Kents-.—-----exploded for four Murray Byrd hits In •ivo tries to glv« him tight hits In nine nppeninurcs for he last two game* In Gainesville, j l marked the second time, also, that llyid has defeated the GMen In their nwn surroundings this yenr. The Inst time tho lllues played there Byrd registeiod an l l - l win. Thus, In the Inst two games In tho college town, Byrd Miami Stops Hooks nas yielded hut one run ill IH Inn­ Io tt A n d Saints; ings of play. Tenlghl the G-Men will Iry H avnna-M iam i Win • Ikeir lurk here In the .Memorial Htedium against (hr Blurs be­ By cf. nV: p i owdkn ginning at 8:00 pin. Manager Associated I’rrsa Nlaff Writer Chuck AInto may use hla Cuban The Florida International league tryout fllngrr Tony Torrea for 'P like n Im flrat lime or lie may ron- pennant race lightened up okle In the clutch today wllh llnue with his regular pitching rookie ly 2' Bkjj ggn I a m e s s e p a r a tin g tftc first order, which will ace large o nily irtn-nf place learns. id fourth nurt George Hmlth starling on Ihe anil Tampa's nna .Smokers. In fourth place rubber. shaded Mininl Beach’s first place After losing four of thn last Flamingos, 7 a. nnd scrnnil place five games tha Miami halted Hooks loll nnd SI Heinlnnles h a v n Petersburg, 7 1 now bounced hack llnvnnn's Ihlrdnlnec Cubans obo with n iwo-gHiii* gained ground with n 4-3 decision winning skrln by over Furl l.underdnle's lowly reeling uff left- Braves nnd Lakelnnd slopped West sions over Cocoa Putin Beach, (I I. nnd tho G-Men. Tnmpn got only six (ills off the Tho lllues will Flamingos lull four of Ihoni rnme bo seeking to ex­ In Ihe first Inning, along wllh n tend this streak walk nnd two errors for seven lo three straight runs Hturler l-efty Covington George Kenla tonight. cleaned Ihe buses wllh a grounder In splto of winning, the Semi­ that Ray Williams Inssed away nole* lost ground to the loop lend­ for a 2-base error. Miami llnneh ing DeLand lied lints ns thu lints cnllc-ctsd II tills off four Tampa muundsmen hut couldn't overcome < . swept a ilouhlehender from Intba Inst night- This gave Dw- the big load hoforo a ernwd of hid. Iott had won three In a row Land nn even three-game margin over Hanford. before Miami reached him fnr nlno W. L. I'd . (Ill hits and sent him In the showers • tie Land 27 U .7110 — before a crowd nf 1,810 at Ht. HANFohd an in .nr»M a Petersburg, nilty Darden shackled Ja* neurli aa ia* .(tail -its Ihe Halnls on seven hits. Three singles nnd Iwo walks pul Miami The llnls picked up hnlf ii abend In Ihe fifth nnd they kept Stne on the nines while .Ins gnliiu. Halnls' only run runic each kepi pare with Hunford by on NrhThe . defeatingLeesburg Inst night. walks, Wilson's single and Ihree The Hen llirds have Inst the llnvniin rnked Cntnnn Anisia nnd same number of gomes Hint the Red for II tills hut had lo lllues have hut the Seminole* hove push Todd Iwo runs In Ihe eighth three note vletorles for n game in winover llarlg hit his sixth and n half edge In second place. homer ofChuck Ihe srnson for Ihe Braves Rimer “Sherry" Shrrhn eon* wllh Ihe hnscs empty in (he eighth. tlnued to Idnsl the trail for the The Bravos collected only nix tills, HemluntcN by linnaing out two Including n double ami single by more hits In three trips. Dusty Jnrgo Torres. Thn hnmo drew 574 Rhodes brought in the fInnl run Fort Lauderdale fans. an a booming double In the lop Lakeland got nine hlls-lhn samo of the left rrnlerfleld fence In ns West Palm llcach—hut four of Ike ninth Inning. Ihein wore triples and Iwo wore Last night’s runtest wun seom- doubles. Woody Fair got two of less until thn slslh when the lllues tho 3'hnguers, Gene Htewnrl and pagan n string of Innings In which Paul Kskew one each. George Ihay tallied nnre. The Seminole Hopkn and Hay Krupn doubled for jkeln lasted for the final four the Indians before «2t Lakeland frame* ns the 0-Men were lielng fans. blanked the rid ire nolle. Pennant Race In FIL Tightens Up As Beach Loses fi •duford All II PO A « lann|s, cf rtrls r, Ih .1 0 4 0 n 4 a o 4 o 10 o 4 0 0 1 8 I 8 1 «. » fci V DR. H. MchAULIN OPTOMETRIST Pardua, c Anderson, lb ■ S g B rp 3i I s i i i Sanford ,. —........ (Hi® 001 111—4 Gainesville ....... Q00 000 000-0 • R — Campo, AUno, Hherba, II* Magnolia Pho«M I I I Chargey. B-DMkal*skl» 9. R B JKannfs, Hherba, Rhodes. HH— Byrd. HR—Daskalaskls. DP— Sherha, Imbra, Paris; 8. U ft— Galnssvllle 8; Hanford 12. BB— U HA NCE AT A HAVINfJ off Montedeoca «t Byrd 4. HO— off Moniadeoca n; Byrd 2. Win­ F O R YOUR ner—Byrd (0-23. looser—Monta10ME . AUTOM OBILE deoca (0-8). U -R oy, Leila. T HUHINESH lilt Potter, now head twnnlw ich at tha University of Klor, la a graduate of Pomona Col- Dodger* Store 15 Runs In Frame, Srt Five Aftrords To Take Lead 2nd Period Noses Out Ffrst, 6-5, For SHS Tourney Win By ED t Tho N The First Period Gym rlnss blew a thi re-run lead to lose to the Second Period, 0-9, In the semi­ finals of the Hemlnole High aoft’inll tournament yesterday after­ noon si the H.II.H. field. The Sec­ ond Period nine managed to go ahead nnd win when Ihe First Period made an error with the buses losded and two nut In the fifth frame. The softball i-hnmpla.'shln nme will be plnyed today Itclw t , the Third nnd Hccond Period tin ses nt the H.II.H. field. First Period Hernnd Period Cobb, c L. Whatley, c Yules, p Tillis, p Pitman, Ih J. Whatley, |b Butler, 2h I'iiik, 2h •Stafford, ns Pennington, ss Sheffield, ftli Behrens, .'lb llorsdnrr, If Wright, If Leo, rf Johnson, rf .Shivers, rf Tnylnr, rf DeLand Increases SUite Loop Lead To Three Games Bv NF.II. GII.BRIHF. * Associated Bronx Staff Writer The Dol.and Red Hots won a dmibleheadrr, 71 and 8-1, over Ihe I'nlalkn Azaleas Wednesday night lo make their load in Ihe Florida Stale longue n little safer. Del.and now has 37 wins against nlno losses, to second-place Han­ ford's 17 vlrlnrles and 13 defeats. In nlher games, Orlando whipped St Augustine. 4-3, Sanford heal Gainesville 40, nnd Jacksonville defenled larshurg, 7 3 Cocna at Daytona Reach was ruined nut. Jim Clnrlrh rung up his fourth pitching decision of the season lo give Del.nnd Ihr first vlclory over Pnlntka, holding Palntkn haliers to four hits while his teammates collected eight. Dick Dotson gave I'nlalkn six hils In Ihe second game, nlsn for his fourth win of Ihe year Both pitchers have ono loss fur Ihe season. Murray Byrd was Ihe winner for Sanford over Gainesville, which la talking alimd dropping nut uf the longue unless attendance picks up, Byrd gave Ihe Gainesville flvo hits fnr hla sixth win of Ihe year. Orlando Manager Ed Levy hll Ida ninth home run of Ihe year In ihe third Inning and then scored In the eighth to give hla team the win aver Ihe Ht. Augustine Halnta. Illp Sewell, 18-year-nld ruolrtf, nllchrd Ihe nine Innings for Or­ lando. Ho retired 12 straight hal­ iers nnd lot only one hll nut nf the Infield after he gave up Ihe tying run In the fifth Inning. It was his fifth victory. Tom Mills pitched his 10th straight win for Jacksonville (loach ovrr Leesburg Mills gave up only slg hits, four of them In tho first Inning when Leesburg scored Its three runs, lie held Lrcstmrg hitloss In six nf llto last eight Innings. Miijor L eague L c a d e ra By ASSOCIATED I'BF.HH American Laagua Hailing — Dlagglo, Boston, .3il: Mllrhell, Cleveland, .341: Kell Del roll. MO; Rlisuto, New York, .130: Woodllna. New York, .311. Huns — DiMaggin, Boston, U; Avila and Rosen, Cleveland, *0; Robinson and Rodrigue*, Chicago, and Blmpson, Cleveland, It. Runa hatted In — Rosen, Cleve­ land, 83; Dropo, Boston, M: Boone, Cleveland, and Veonon, Washing­ ton, 30; Robinson, Chicago, 18. HIU — Hlmpson, Cleveland, and Itiliuto, Naw York, 43; Hoblmon. Chicago, 41: Pos. Chicago, 40; Avila, Cleveland, 38. Home Runa — Rosen. Cleveland, i ,, S 4 1 J JJ BEU&o.» MurrayByrd’* 4- Florida Stale Wm 27 9 .750 DeLand 13 23 .858 Sanford 13 .828 23 Jacville Beach .811 14 23 Orlando 18 20 .538 Gainesville 19 .500 19 Paiatka 31 .400 14 Cocoa .400 21 Daytona Beach 14 .324 12 23 Leesburg 29 .184 7 St. Augustine Sanford 4 Gainesville 0 Orlando 4 St. Augustine 3 Jacksonville Beach 7 Leesburg 3 DeLand 78 Paiatka M Cocoa al Daytona Beach postponed rain , i . Galnssvllle at Sanford DeLand at Paiatka Orlando a( St. Augustine Leesburg at Jacksonville Rearh Daytona Beach at Cocoa National League 20 7 .741 Brooklyn 8 20 Now York 714 1.1 .933 18 Chicago 13 .517 14 Cincinnati 18 SI. Louis IS .484 13 Philadelphia 13 .484 13 II .433 Boston 37 3 .138 Pittsburgh York 0 8 SI. Louis 3-1 Brooklyn 19 Cincinnati I Philadelphia 7 Pittsburgh 3 Chicago at Boston postponed,rain Cincinnati al Brooklyn HI. IxMila al New York Plttahurgh al Philadelphia Chicago a I Boston American League 21 11 Cleveland .856 Washington 17 .987 13 13 18 .992 New York 17 14 .948 Boston tfl Ht. Umls 17 519 Chicago 14 .433 17 18 II Philadeiphla .407 8 21 Detroit 378 American league St. Umls 2 Washington 1 (10 Innlngs Cleveland .7 Boston 1 New York 5 Chiragn I Detroit 5 Philadelphia I Washington al St. Louis (night) Ney York at Chiragn Boston at Cleveland ONLY GAMES Florida International league Miami Beach 28 838 II Mluml 37 17 .814 Havana 25 17 .889 Tampa 35 18 581 30 HI. Petersburg 24 .849 30 West Palm Beach 33 535 Lakaland 14 M 138 Fort Lauderdale 7 98 .181 Tampa 7 Miami Beach 8 Miami 7 SL Petersburg l Lakeland § Weat Palm Beach Havana 4 Fort Lauderdale 3 Tampa at Miami Reach Miami al St. Petersburg Havana at Fori Lauderdale West Palm Beach at Lakeland LaMotta Defeats Eugene Hairston In Lucky Detroit fly JACK HAND Associated Press 8ports Writer Call Ihe rope! Murder Inc. Is back In business at Brooklyn. With 15—count 'em 15-rocord breaking runs In the first Inning, Boss Chuck (The Brain) Dresscn s Dodger* did everything but bundle Ihe Cincinnati Bed* In a cement vest Anti whnt did Dressen say? “ Maybe we snapped oul nf our hilling slump." Thai wins Ihe rtih ber Ice pick ns Ihe understatement nf Ihe yenr. Dressen'* Dodger ntffians even roughed up the little* red hook nf baseball The stnllstirlnn* will he busy for dnys, typing new lines Into Ihe old hook. Five records got the rubber hose treatment while Ihr Dodgers flexed their muscles fnr the home folk* In a 10 I rout of Clnry. They nil got It In Ihe first Inning when 21 men went In hat. scored 15 runs, 13 of Ihein nfler Iwo were out, and 19 successive butlers reached base safely. Maybe they'll find new broken rrcortls when Ihe sweep nut Ihe wreckage al Brooklyn Ihls morn­ ing Here's what they found Wednesday nlghl: 1 New modern major league record of most runs scored In an Inning. 1.7. (All time high Is IH scored by Chlrngo Cubs. Sept. 0. 1*87 I 2 New modern major league record for most limes facing op posing pitcher In one Inning, 21. (All lime high Is 2.1, by those same Cubs In ‘A3.) 3 New major league record for runs scored in Inning uflcr Iwn werr nut, 12. 4 New major lengoe record for most run* hailed In In one inning, 15 .7 New major league record fur most men reaching base safely In succession, in Just for good measure. Billy (.’ox, Pee Wee Itcese and Duke Snider lied a record by going lo hat Ihree limes in an inning anti Iteese, Snider, Jackie lloltltison. (ill Hod­ ges. George Shttha nnd ltui>o Wal­ ker llrd another hy scoring twlro In Ihe Inning To rub It in. Pilcher Chris Van Cnyk'a four hlls-two of (hem In Ihe hlg Inning—were one more than he hnd fnr one game In hla big league career hoforo Wednes­ day night. Ewell Blackwell, Ihe fellow (he Dodgers are supposed to he trying The limes Thin Week * Tonight Gainesville nt HANK!HID Friday Jus llcnrh nt HANFORD Saturday Hunford nt Jns Itenrh Sunday Leesburg nt HANPOltD Tlllt PI') *27,1100 It At'PS HP.T POII MONMOUTH OOKANI'OKT, N J. (/I1)—Three *20,000 rners are listed for the Monmouth I’nrk raring meet which opens June t nnd runs for 41) dnvs through Aug. 0. They nr/ the Miinmoulh llnndlrap for .'l-yenr-ohls nnd upwnrd nt one mile and n quarter set for June 2H, the Choice Stakes nt the snrne dlslnnee fur il-year-olds on Aug. 2 nml thn Knpllng Stakes, a sis-furlong dnsh for 2-yeur-olds on Aug. 0. In lure from Clncy m a trade, vns the first victim When he left I was 3 0, two nf the runs coming on Snider's homer. Bud Byerly quickly ran It lo 7 o Hcrm Wehmeler raised Ihe hid lo loo nnd Frank Smith finally ran II to ISO Smith also gave up Ihe other Dud gcr runs, on a pair of 2 run honters by Bobby Morgan In Ihe Hurd and fifth ' In Ihe 13 run Inning, the Dodgers had in hll*—eight of them singles— ID walks nml Iwo hll halstnen Brooklyn look over undisputed possession of Iho National U-ague lead because the New York (Bants spill a day-night tlmihleheader with HI. lauds. Cliff Chambers shut mil Ihe 19.71 champs with four hits to hand Larry Jansen ht* first loss In Ihr 3 0 day game Bill Dave Koslo, Ihnl old Cardinal Jinx, mine hark In rnrk up SI lauds for Ihe loih straight lime since June 11. 19.70. In Ihe HI game. Ilohln Huberts of Ihe Phillies won his seventh straight iiy lurulng hack Pillshurgh. 7 3, Ihe Pirates' 27th loss In 32 starts Del roll’s Virgil Trucks ran Ids hides* string In 1.7 2 .1 Innings hi a hid fnr n second straight no-hitter before Billy lliichcnck of the I'htl adelphla A's broke Ihe spell wllh one out In Ihe seventh inning Obviously nervous under Ihe strain of trying In equal Johnny Vnnder Meer's 1978 Record, Trucks lost his control nfler Ihe hit and had to lie removed In Ihe eighth Dirk Littlefield finished up his 2 hitter for a 5-1 vlclory. Cleveland lengthened Its lend lo Ihree full games In Ihe American ns Knrly Wynn and llcllefcr Mike Oarcln proved tun rmirh for Ihe Boston Bed Sox In n .7 1 nlghl win The SI Units Browns helped Ihe Tribe bv knocking off second place Washington. 2 I Alllr Hcynnlds turned hack (.‘III cago with five lilts nnd delivered a triple and single in Ihe New i York Yankees' 3 1 win, their eighth j in Ihe last to games The srhctln led Chiragu al-lloslon game In Ihe ' National was rained oul C L O R ID A S T A T E " TH EA TR ES t it k nnd SHORTS SANFORD BQGAKT SQUARES O ff AGAINST THE UNDERWORLD! O KIAN D O Itcmcmher Your Local Photographer Helps Your Town By Paying His Share Of The Local Taxes. 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W uu.lwurkm j;, M 2 San * f u i ,I Avenue. I'lmne I U.T.I. itill SNDO Mnrninif Senlinel, Or l.mlu Evenint; Sim Call limp* II.iv !Ofi.I I.. I„ HIM I'li.inc fur.I I'ii, ii.• (.1. >V Terhnl'ian Itn'ile I. Han '•'|.(lilH envrrinif A*phal! Me • l.lliuleiiiii plnatle nr M*a<t' mpniir i in.’,. Hiimlim. por.'h I.l ml, U.'iu uiml.ly i'i lee<l. Ftii ell in.* I'entei, I I*i We,t |**i, i T.'leplume 112*. ISrler II. ut lu i i lii. tier a j.lenl fnr rhllilien. Hmnll ilnwn AHTII I,EH *\ \N II D paymenl. Hnlnmr like ten!- Sir w im ln w -I'.ui , an d W D. Iliuwn, l.nkr Alaiy. f'lmne We liny, sell A trade ll.f-ll .1 'It K E N tepaiiei! f l a m . < l.nlll and 1MUD-M. fm nituie WHsnn-.Maler 1‘ll» II Fill Millin' rnftiilalicd an d IS,,ii4»i»r •1.8 it in h (%». n n **. WANT A ifoml Hive,linen! ? Small palled F u i n i S a t e C r n l e r Cal* THE 2 lieilrnnni tninualmv newly finliiel Simp I'hnne 1126 iutir.l Inutile All ennvenleit' e, | 7 P»ta-I.l»faliirh-Sii|iplirs - IA I n l ' S I K S l i f e t i m e alnmlmi.i> SAN FO RD Alteaily rented. Iliilalile Clly S . l v I. I'hI.Ii ' liea.il if ill Hie../<> IlniHe, low upkeep, 12*4 relurn «as-, Iiuiell.'H lik e ai m lb "* H ERA LD LOT Dufnc limn, i.g i- I'l r 1 yearly. eiHIHI enali III half ea.li N U T l.uyer's ruiiin c.<ll 1 426 t o d a y F ur niln r* name. II II Ht l*l*l, III ami lialame like rent. Hu, I 'ei'ti r p'ree e s l l n u i l r , . I.r te r 6 ', mile. Ninth Fa i "f • •' irtlti. H. .it., r.. (iwnrr i F f m ii K N T —I r/n lleral'I. _________________ .Stale Read I2H. I IIF.AI. ESTATE WANTED I »S' V . ' illlN li M lein n es rep alieo WEI,AKA Apartim-nf, III W I ’ . ii- h , e* u n u m e al v i v l SV, c *> «IIKI.I' WANTED WE HAVE prnapeeta fnr lake Elm! Hirer!. ITmnr 4!«l W. g u a r a n l r e d Call KIdl W l ft nut Imnicn anil properly. Em . a l<. ' S I I E D M U N D S U p lm l d e l i n g le.ulla rail Seminole llenlty. KETAII, SaleNinan Wnnl• .1 MODERN furnlalieil Kllehenelle enipluyiiienl. Fiiealun.' ; i .. i . S im p I'lmne I 0 OH F u n illilie .■iiarlmenla. Hliinilu'i laml Cmirt .S' .mill rovers. Highway 17-02 H. City Iiiniin. I— AKTHT.KH FOR SAI.E — 1 AVON I’lmliiela—l.aillc > m \ mi lie lu need of linin' nmn. v I'lu m l,m g A S u p p l i e s SMAI,I. Iinflirnlalieil ImiiHi' In l.ake TUXEDO FEEDS Cumpleie linn. ewine a reiircaenlalivi' jiml ' ' i v Conti u e t l n g A lie pul 11 Mary. Phone 7R0 W. Ilnnt'a Tuaeila Feed Htnre. your ni'lglilmi liouil iluting < SV .1 King 2H00 S m i t h I'a ik A v e. EnlJll ROOM 2 heilrnnni apt. Alan vantenl ImiilM. Wllln Namm 1^10111’ 60 nYnmin efflrlenry apl.'ft.fl W ! ........ VNI» une nn Healiiiry, .'104 E. Mil. Av. Ml 110 III! l*t St. Dura, Ela., giving hum*' inl'lri-,, llaeil 2 pc. I.lving Kmiin fm interview. I6.un I I HNIHIIED 2 room apartmi'iil Hiille 116 North Jmtminr Ave. Pawl llmiml Oak Dining FI.OOIt Help wanted a* I.... h Tallin lO.'HJ Iiiii'h Ding C'n, Apply I" Mi 2 HKDHOOM hmn>p. UnfiitnUheil. UhpiI 6 pe. Dinette 21)110 ^JHjjJujW eJJ^:30 a. hi I'hone H77-II. I'aeil Sofa With Slip Cnvar 20.00 . Stove u.n.iM ! Uacd l.minge 0Wililk WANTED o ^aragr anr apt. ( .|m)|Oveialiiffcil wlt|) C(ive* POtJIt RODXf garage II NO TH E S - P E H S I I N M S — Ir •20PO ,ild refilgeralor. 1301 '-fc 1 H,,‘ If ami Wood lied. Hon Spring HA IIS' HITTER - Ileal of I. fer l-TIHNITITIK fur the eumplnu Avenue. Phone I<12. enere. Mrs. Miriam Vlnup, 110 __________ and Hair Muttn.aa lu,me I'riiej fit svurkllig man t Weal Mill SI. Phone lo|;i M 16.1-0 6 ItOOM apt. I'lmne UiHi-W. ID* eomnlelt ... |im kellmok. l.o»y ifnwii payments. BIM Avenue. I 1-irge Cheat o f Easy terms, Furnilurn Center Nut Ming, dny m PRACTICAL 20.00 i— ----------------------------— | Drawer* ...................... III! We.l First. Telephone 1126. night, guud refer eni'i's, I'hune :i!MK) IIEDROOM hnuae. I.arge fenrml llaeil I,argil Drtmaer t.i h i lliutlmrs'Owner■-*. 1162-11._____ In yard. Prefer emiiilu with >|{eg. I IlkllB Hhniiwnrn II pc. 70.00 1 2 - SPECIAL HEHVICEH - U ilijlilren. Phone I3:IH-W. Avail-| lied Room Suite al,|e Juue lat. NOT FOR SALE MATHKIi OF HANFOifD Plrnsr neetlft s « leeieorfllnlaly tf no rrrny eerrtirs In yoeer ad. *V« rnnattf hr rrs|t*easlhlr fnr **««tra than tear Incorrect InsrrHa a. I 206-00 E. tat HI. Phone 27 MAC’S Electric Sorvlre Mov.-d IIRAII.F.Y ODHAM ll'.ll.t I'lllltll'Hl A<1V | temiiornrlly to roar of Ditio WANTED Sanford Ave. Electric motor re­ OIL IL FURNACEb-By Kreahy, winding, Television and radio W Wall, Floor and Firrplaca. WANTED (•nod Immn for two a n d Po u n d service. A, near to you IIS your i i L . M. (J. IIODOIU half Persian kilims. Phono talephmiu 101. 106 W. lat Kl. Phono 136 LOST- I’e.irl neeklaie on 1 — la First Sir ret near hank building. Find­ P I A N O H—(itilhranecn. Spinets CARPENTER WORK er please return to Mrs. D K. Reel Ratal* For Hale —3 priced from (610.00. Includes I For quick repair Jobs, nr «mal Mi Nali, phone 04B-J after 6:00 tunings. Terma, trade-ins. Kabuilding, Call Jim 1112 M 4 ^oV Iuek. tler's Plano Store, 1200 Myrtle. For night appolntmente rail LAWN MOWERS Tharpenrd. Hi l.v —If ADTOMOIIILEH IlM h U L S Hh ALTT cjfcle*^ repaired. Shuman's, 310 1320 Magrnlla Ave. Phone 17 /J860-W. I'Ll, buy your car regardless of CHESTS and IlESKH. Lar erge supage nr condition. Phone 1631 -W ply. New-used-unflnlah ed—I7.6C BATTERY, Generator or Startc a .want to Hoy, Rent or Bell, .Service. Call 617, Swuln's Ilai uii. Furniture Center, 116 W«*t '40 OiTdh MOBILE, excellent co v tevy Service. Sanford Avmu FI rat. Telephone 1426. Qrler ditlon. Can bo seen *l Uu'a Gnu J. W, llAl.b. Realtor amf 2nd. Street. Sta*Ion. corner 1st A French. Btothere-Ownera. ah RnlMleg Florida .Data PLUMBING “Call Hill'* PI • I7RR I8E Extension. Rod*—28” 10411 FORD Club Coup* Very Work, Fttr Good' (11106. Phona I6SI-W to 108". tyonkarlk Olaaa and Contrail and repair Work. AllSBT BELL new famlthrd house. estimate. R.. L Harvey, 204 Paint Co. Will Uke good clean trailer as Sanford Ava. a. Phone 1828. 1012 PONTIAC Fortfor S«dat% part payment. 2010 Sanf^nl Good condition. Reasonable. Call wneca and u a e o M aesd to per 331 durlnr day. All P**«tav nraaOa .» mad* Dk* (;0LD 8B0RaPA C*A G » bedroom home, leaning A wax ECoTToMy” 1900 FOR SAL MW. Ftnlihliif, deal plank tUa bath, elecSTORE Prefect, 80. mllea to j«Uo T. w. Mero — W. Dlelrtrlw porrt, i • ■■ - . ■■■ :•■■■ , • IWT-1 me w. xau , i ini' <1• .< __________ U___________ _________ —— ---------- - e» Tw^a accepUtL Phene MlkM I I *3 �A • S?jS! ■ I" ." /////////; Potatoes c r o i i t Weittrn Win#**] V ///7 J J 7 , D ix ie D a r lin g E n r lc h s d FAMILY LOAJ'l It’s Back In Cellupltanel Low Prices Everyday Specials Too Fla. Grown Pascal PrlCM Good Thru Saturday, May 24 Quantity Bights Basarvad 300 E. 3rd 419 E. li t Sanford, Florida STEW Low Prjces Everyday Specials to o ! Tomatoes CRISCO FLOUR The Sara Mix Shortening Jewell Chioken Breasts or Thighs Dixiana Strawberries---------- 4 c,“ Dunean Hines Oraage Jaioe - - 7 cReal Gold Lemonade---------- 7 c~ Agon Fordhook Limas------------ 4 “BALLARD’S” Plain or Self Rising P ounds n >\ Superbrand Sherbet or O’SAQE” Brand W elch's Quick Frozen C oncentrated Or. "A” Largs Shipped Cheese Food Lost Complexion 1% Size m Balh Vara Sharp! Chats* ‘n Size Bacon! DONALD DUCK' Armour's Star Pur* 4 lo 7 lb. Average! DONALD DUCK' Salad Dressing POUND "DONALD DUCK" Sandwich Spread pL 21c WILSON'S “COHN KING SLICED BACON Brand . WHITING FILLET >b 29c DRESSED WHITING * 19c FISH STEAKS ■ > 59c "DONALD DUCK" M ilt Butter 12-ez. 25c Swanson'* Grade "A", Dressed & Drawn Quick Fro­ zen, 4 to 7 lb, Average, Small FRYER 1,10$ i 59c FRYER RACKS » 19c FR YIR OttXARPS » 29c u.'i."CHOicr SAT-UTB 7” Rib Roost Chuck t o u t Piute Stow H aubuMNW• Cy»B»poroW i pt. 21c sta BCH �.VTV ! m IF YOU DON'T THR W EATHER i K i t n jour Sanford Heiald, City Delivery, by 7:00 P. M., plea** rail YELLOW CAB MU ijitl> cloudy anil continued >i ii in through Saturiluy with wldel> u-a’Hrrd Hitmdersliowers in af­ ternoon* .uni eurly evenings. I f r r a l A i AN IN D K I'K N D K N T DAILY N K W SI'A I'K H W o LUMB XXXX111 E stablished 1908 Air Clarified By Candidates ; Governor HAN FOB I). f T.OBIDA FBIOAY MAY, 23." 1952 R esell r a k e s Rayburn 1 ells House Campaign To - . ^ _ kJ , f New G arden Club O fficers Tampa Area U . b . H a s A l r e a d y L o s t O dham And M cCarty 'B o th Concede T he O th e r N ot Connect­ ed W ith Racketeers Sen. Kefauver Is Ac­ cused Ol Maying ’K’ini: Around Rosy’ Will. F E P C Issue Bv MALCOLM B. JOHNSON MIAMI un - The air la a lot c la im In the Florida governorihlp Contest today after Dan McCarty #Poodd Bralley Odham met on a tele . o g i__________________ vision program and washed out a backlog of campaign charges that :am oating around arc have been floating for days. Each conceded he didn't know of any rackateer connections of the other. They sgreed they have no confi­ dence in the Warren administra­ tion. Both pledged they will oust sherUfa and other law enforcement of­ fic e rs who fall to do their lobs. v%olh declared their support for movas to revise the State Constitu­ tion. They ware at odds on fundamen­ tal Issues Involving naw tests and tho road construction program. McCarty repeated hla pledge lo use every weapon a governor has to avoid any nqjv Uses, except for an Increase on the tax take from d o | track operators. Odham said ho hopes nonew f a x e s will he necessary, hut lie ^ruuldn't like to make un Iron clad promise that ho might not be able to keep In caie vital state functions amt operations of the schools require more money They argued about that Odham'a proposal to submit lo popular election u plan for bor­ rowing 337 million dollars out of future gasoline tax revenue to build J,330 miles of 4-lane highways drew McCarty's fire. Odham defended • I t , and implied McCarty had prom­ i s e d mare roads than he could build under his pay-as-you-go plan. After their television aptwaruncc both flew to Jacksonville lo cam­ paign separately today. McCarty will lead a motorcade south from Daytona Beach to Fort Lauderdale through hla vote stronghold Satur tuhlay day. Odham will spend Sim of th f iseven in Folk C o u ly, n t- one -------* counties alias where when he led In the first mary. primary. '.-; v _ f ^ t Its Air Superiority l \ m p .\ e — Sen. Kichurd It. Ito-.M'll said loil.iv if he gels ?U | of do- 21 H ill Ilia ilch-gale* lo the National liemmiatle t'onveiilion I It "will lo- u very fine victory." I ItosM-ll and Sen. Estes Kelauver arc seeking delegate* lu Ihe Mat ;•■' voting. Bussell ha* pickid Id* own slate ol candidate* ami Ikes an- raiiii-d oil the I. a I Ial a- "llnvst'll candidates" Speaker Makes Flea Fur Passage Of Big Foreign Aid Bill; Vote Fxpected Soon T ru m an And Kid^way Visit INhii I \\ y s llIN ta O N »*- Pre*ldent I loioao signed today two hill* on leasing pension* to dUahlfd .d e l..o s I'hr* j i v r« p rrlfd oltim.ilclv to cost tin- govcnimcnt none tli.in inn inillioii dollar* a veui Mi I'l it in .•ii said lie ap­ proved llo- m easuies with great id i.c la n c e " ■'A I AM PA ' r Sen diehard II llii- • II i ..lopaigncd in tin- I ainp.'i air.i lialat lot delegate Mllipolt iii Elm i.la's eimid pnrn.iry Tuesday Ho 11corgi j seualor opened his lod c a m i iii-n Estes Kefauver of 'Icniii- it- Ini llo* -tale's ill dele fal. l.i the licomcr.llic Nulmnal Coi.ti-nliiio with a lido) speech iii J.ol -nit dti I Inn-day night in aid I l,i- Icnm-ssee senator iti ii-.no' "img atniiud the rosy’ in oi lo* campaign for ilu­ lu • - nli iituil Iiniiiiii.atlim and a-ked "IMitih ode nl IIn- li-uce is he on " \\ V.- IIIN ii IllN i.l'i Speaker lo v horn told the lion- •• today "W e have to*• nil snpcriority ' to lio - i . and "the m aiglli of our .I..OHC upeiioi.ty ■ - daily illsapprlti Olg " It aid tint dogged American war production line*, n-*n!lcd from "cilioinal negligence w It t e ll I,.odd to- loveslignted. t!a\I.nr n left the -pcakcr's d ia ir i i di Iivi-r one of III* rare speech** io npporf "( n fii,8h:i,too ,000 for. i|oi oi.l prngiiioi foe next year, win, I. Hi,- llmi: c im c'liuodering, llo . I no lit tacked oppii'Ot Ion de­ nt not 11•i fnri-igii aid cot** up to .io I.*Itton d'lllin and oppiisrtl U I o ili ,n appliirich to Ho* loll T ill* , lio ill luisi'd Ihe i|lli'slloo after li llinr .dii,nl Kef.lover's appeal Sin ■ la I weekend licfnlr Ilo­ ilo ' ling. "I \nn-rli-ans for Delon crate Aciinii i \ I »A » in Wa-diing Ion • in-• \ I >V i-odorsciueot lor In i iiidid o t Photo by Fred Klr*chner, tin- Raymond Hi mho Imtullution of tin- new officer* of the Hanford li nrileri Club look place on Muy ir> in tin- ph'iiMiiit gar­ den of Mr*. Churl--* E. limn 1711* Honford Avenue. I.efl lo right, the new officer* are. Mu. .1 E j'l-rwilleger, vice.nrekidrnl; Mr*. Chnrli* \V. Ilumll, pr onUn-tit, and Mr*. Zeb Bailiff, lrea*un-i Not *howu ure Mr*. II. C. Oiikei, reeotding secretary uml Mr*. Juine* B. (Jut, eorre*punding secretary Mir IIn ml I succeeded Mr*. L. K. Spencer; Mr*, ferwilleger nuccrt-ded Mr*. Bernard Wilke mid Mr* (im. Mr* It. . tit op|Hioi'iil deiuauded all • veil Iiiuii lilaial pl.illoi in lor Ihe Hem It. t'ruinlvy. About 100 m e iu h e r* of the cluh were |i scot. Busy Round Of Events Climaxes “Scientist X" School Season At Seminole High Is Indicted For Lying Under Oath Soviet Charges This umrnlng they enjoyed a W einberg Accused Of Aid To Iran Is cumedy "Our Heart* Were Young Lying About Being and day’* which was written by In C om m unist P a rty oils Skinner and Emily Treaty Violation ('nriivlia Kimbrough. . -*r-.f..Joseph WASHINGTON tit Joseph W Students' of Seminole High School lid* week have been liavline u In*■*v round of aelivltie* climaxing the Hclioid season. I ■btsdffU. S: In sists 1921 •jte r~ S « b 8 S r:* S P act O u td ated By two candidates, pinned down, to il" or "no1 anawera, a C h arter Of U. N. n't actually know of a Under aworld links the other has. tty THOMAS P. WHITNEY McCarty said his Duval County MOSCOW — The Soviet Union Campaign Committee may have charged formally today that Iran's been “ a little strong" In its pam­ ari'iqdniu'C of Amerlruo military phlet declaration Inst "wo fear aid violates the 1031 Soviet Iranian Odhar has allowed himself to he Treaty admitting Hussion troops to caught lit the net of the'biggest Iran if that country's soil is used gambling symlicato In the world." by foreign military forces hostile • Odham has threatened to sue to the Soviets w tbe McCarty supporters for the The Kremlin made It* protest In itu. .. statement, uml he told. McCarty a rude delivered by “ Foreign >ll - Min "If you were Just half a man you ister ...................... Andrei Y. VUhltuky Thurs would denounce II." McCgrty re­ day to the Iranian ambassador plied Odham had started It by dis­ It accused Iran, a Hussion tributing a pamphlet declaring here. "McCarty tieups with racked neighbor on the south, of "eo opera ting with the U. K. government In proved." The subject was brought up at the Implementation of the lattrr's Mitsal of the one-hour tale vision aggressive plans against the Soviel m when a questioner asked McCarty to explain how ha llnkadObservers hare consider II likely •O dham to Mickey McBride, re- that, because of the Russian pro w put*d bookie wira servlca operator last, Iran will reconsider her ac through Bob Vann, originator of ceptance of the U. S aid and. if shs does not, the Soviets will follow Odham’a talkathon Idas. McCarty repllad "I've made nn up with another strung protest. attempt lo link Mr. Odham with The American aid to Iran was Mickev McBride." However, he cut off last January when Iran read from the Kefauver Commit refused to sign an agreement tea report McBride’s testimony ((pledging In help Increase "the de that he ownad Miami radio station fensive strength of the free world." __ IE and had laft II up to the The pledge Is required of those w*lr_ station manager whether to broad­ citing such aid under the U. S stall cast a Miami Crime Commission lutual Security Act. east ■ram. American military aid tu It an ^ T /c C a r ty said Venn was WMIE was ordered resumed a tnonlh ago manager and vice president at the after an exchange of notea between ttma, then he read from a Federal (be U. 8. and Iranian governments Communications Commission hear­ which the State Department said ing racored Venn's teitlnqny that met the requirements set by Con­ he wouldn't broadcast the Crime. gress. Commission .program because he considered It "definitely upamerl In Washington a U. S. official ic«aifa«*e oa Pa«i r#»n said the Russian protest evidently was designed In Intimidate the uan government, lovtrnmc lie aeld the Sanford Negress Is Iranian ran fovcmmvi ivemment had been un • Killed In Accident Tehran der htxvy Soviet pressure before and U not expect*ed to give In this A Sanford Negress, Eva Mae Umt Taylor, waa killed by electrocution Ruaaign troops entered Northern Ti Wednesday afternoon in a freak Dan under the 1M1 treaty In 1M1, adridant at Lake Oam in Lake at the lame time Britlih troops Omhty whan tha machine on occupied Southern Iran IB counter which ah* waa riding, a harvester, a Nail Uuraat. Tha Russiani finally cam# In contact with .a high ten- withdrew In 1946 after a strong « E •to ss.'1*, Nu .197 As.socialod I'n-s.-, l.cnscd Wilt* . iyypttqsia JUSI RC1URNKD TO WASIIIMCTPM loi Ihr In I 1 . tVi.Mlu w 11 1(iii 1 ys.«y ilt fi) uml l'i«*Mi!i‘itl M f iiiiii b uk li'itvfui* W«. I I *•*11 •I l»» h»llj» lb* * At Util ley t'l'ltlil ialu 11M iMilll ItlllilY i'l y. 1*1' «• t Hpittil ii»r icm ft'iciii i’x p n u r ti» i« Ucy i i i |{ ( i» ii el la .al of t lie Not 111 Atluillic i'll illy i>l U lien In- was campaigning in Honda Im Ihe preferential pi I Ilian he uppeared oil a TV show o-iili me in M' inii the day before tin- primary lie said then he was m'lM'isl to a niinpidsory FKPf Yi i in Wui.liingtuil, Im appear* lu-lnre ADA meiuhers-the front rtliniers for EKPC—ami seeks In Wen their support. . m v npMpinflUuul MriMRsQteJS' w as r »wi s^ F E A C T C TREAT? BONN, O ariuny URf~ U. _. Agreement Reached Secretary Stata Doan Acheaon Ort W. U* Strike arrived hereof today to a ln the West German peac# contract. He also WASHWOTON UR - Union and will confer with th# British and company arilclala agreed today on French foreign sacrei •rma let ending the Western Un- West German Chsnc Adenauer. Just before an# from Waal •at down a liamtni tor signed to ha B tin„ ■n«. •u was flri-il u* a Uni Wtelnberg verslly of Nltiimesida professor aft er his grand Jury appearance U. S. District Judge James H uKllMuf.l III. r>xr I nur| Mm. R. G. M ethvin D i i H From I I I iiu h h Mrs. B. U. Methvin, f.H, died at her home on 1015 West First Street, St 2:30 a.in. this morning following a short lllnens. She wan born June 0, 18V3 in Atlunt, Ub., and waa a membtr of the Cantrnl Baptist Church lit Sanford. She was alio a member of the Order cf the Eastern Star and Jacaranda Circle of the Garden Club. 8urvlvor* include tho husband, and four daughter, Mr*. 8hannon Winn, Mlsa Elisabeth Methvin, Miss Emma Jean Methvin, Mlaa Tommy* Methvin, all uf Hanford; three grandchildren, Burke, Toyna. and Jo Ann Winn of Hanfordi five alstera. Mrv, J. J. Overstreet, Palmetto, Pla., Mrs. Guy Stroupe, Sebrltig, Fla., Mrs. Charlie Low*, St. Cloud, PI..., Mr*. Youell Johnson, KDaltnraae, Fla., Mrs. Bill lfcuahae, Kissimmee, and two brothers, II slay Duka, Kissimmee, and Bill Duke of 8t. Cloud. Funeral services will be held at SiOO p.m. Sunday at the Cen­ tral Baptist Church with the Bey. 8. L. Whatley officiating and Ray, W. P. Brook* Jr., as­ sisting. Gravegld# services will be con aka View Cemetary by Lake of tha Eastern Star. ' •>•" l.lOhtliA, l i . II 1t ttiti.in isI s all I M its * sMllll.il v \ • ill rM I t I t i l II I m l i t *' I » l l M' l l l l t i VM I | i t i l « r Ut J l l O l l t l f J Report Is Studied Pantie Raid At Into “ Fiasco” At Florida State Koje Prison Camp Failed By Men ** Threatens Fool ball Si.us Ami Fi atci ni;y Men I )<• Iei id (.Jills’ I Jot ms ger* the part of Mias Kimbrough, nilsoniii win. om-unstitiitloiial and ghtOr with their dieted today mi charge* tie lied would regiiueul ihe Am erican pen . Demotion Ol Offi ­ scene In the eubln on a shin. The when he denied under oalli In ■ I * .to 11nor it in* l-iiue 'll.ir r l cnnuressioiml com inltlec lluil lie cers R e s p o n s i b l e performance for the general publie will start at H: 1ft o'clock to­ had been n member of the ( ’inn iiiunist Parly night at the m-hool auditorium. It A c c id e n ts C a u s e It* EIMVIN It. H .W K IN sO N Weinberg l* the iiiuii wlm tv.* W A S lIIN tilu N |l ull > in-** I* directed by Mr*. Iloyd Coh-mun, assisted In Mr*. Malcolm Mi.r- long described only .a* "Seienie i I n j u r y fa d s dcvelup ulimil llu- un i.li nt T o r i v e . .it Hie Knjc I .I nin I cam p Im lu ,1 N••111 and Elwyti Kdwsrdn a* ml X" by the House (hiumeririin Ac tlvles Cummiltee during all oi vlrors. |iiiMinci . nl uni '..-ii B i o l I ; D a m a g e T o 5 C a r s N H I -.ant today xuiiu t *. Tomuriuw night at 8:00 o'clock vestigallou of atomic spying Today’* perjury indictment, il ­ IllflClIS . Ill III ll t III' ill'll.III. >1 •lie Seminole High School Blind, A l li'i.lmg fln-h u f lii-lit i i i i i i An iilli*aal iepi.it uii llu i.ip liin dlrrcltni by Ernest Cowley, will lumed by a federal grand pu v iu*.*il 11-• .-•• ,'irl" in ii »■*.• .hiving and ri-lcai.i- ul Brig, l.i-u l i.iuci present u concert at the sc hoc I here, is based on texlimuny Wem i.t ,ni Biuiln 17 O'! lu In .- cun T 11, kI.I. lotinci i i i i i i 111.iinl*-* un iHtrg gave to Ihe House cnmuutt*, auditorium. Weinberg figured proiulueully in i •"I uf III,- |. lit iilllulil I.- U-* it *i-.,l.,d The linntl, said Mr. Cowley his the committee'* investigation id " f the hli’hwnv uml r.-lui licit I" Kuje Ihlaml. I* in llu- liaiiil*. ul morning, ha* made 7.1 piilillc up- spying at tin- wartime IlniversiH ild un tlic wet iiiivcui.nl iiinl Puidugiiu leader*, now I lie icpnil pea ranees since Kept. ‘J | wh-n of California lladiulinn Laboratory - verturn mi Hu- I,ukc Munriii* re is fiinn Hie Tokyo headqii.irli-i uf (ieu Mark t'luik. new I ii l i t It played nl the football game In at Berkeley • ill I.ntk In-ini hint in,-hi it win* m ilitary I nis-.. Orlando. ported tn-tiiv hv Hint.- Highway In the rally stages of its in Ken llyril i H Va i a .ii-lini! It lias mulched in Six parade* vestigation, the cummiltee refer i ilrnlinnii Pnhcr' llarri-uu cliairm aii. caltetl a special .......... this season, he added, iM-ludinu red to Weinberg merely a* "Helen I'la*rti-i'i Mu-- Bnligmi. 17 y.-ai of Hie Senate Armed Sei u* Christinas parades here, In Or­ list X," but later Identified him I daiiglil.’r uf Mi iiinl Mi*. Jack I'oiumitlee tu vxaiim ie the n-pmi lando and DrLand, Tangerine now) and called him as a witness. 1 H*'t»ii, ‘.fH'l Idly fmirt, wn* nl 2 li ill EBT. He leriued llu Parade, Orlando; Armed Forcet The perjury Indictment contain- l iving at Hie time. She wax arKnje W id e n ls "a fiaicu " Day parade here and I.ee*huig iiiiiaided tiV Margie IliHex and count* I'unvlclum would Byrd said Hie capture uf < Watermelon Festival Wednesday. three • ithy lie l.-v liulli iif I Irlmidu. make him liable lu 10 yeart. Un they w in- I n r n ii i .e Inline fruin llndil liy (lie Bed I'tllVs In- u.t At Leesburg, the band memh"** prlsonmrnt <m eaeli count. stlti|luxed lu lie holding, and Dodd suffered some discomfort from lie The indictment win based on - iliiniintr «• 8-30 pm la-t night release under an agreenn-nt with heat in their woolen orange coats, Weinberg's uppearanee before Bo .- neii ( Si•• ni-cldclit m-i'iiircl tin- POWs liy Brig (ieu tliail*especially In the noon concert at , committee May 25. tutu Mr. Batii'nu tunk the .'Irl* tu 1-' ( tilsun "a re matters uf lieim-n the ha**-hall park, h* poinleil cut, “The committee demanded that ami plan* nre now underway to Weinberg lie Indicted for perpitv correct this condition during hot and hi* cate long hr> been before weather by providing aummer uni­ u grand Jury here forms. Weinberg appeared before HuThese will Include oversea* cap*, grand Jury and refused to answer and orange colored eaucho tvn** certain questions. This led lo eon shirt*. Student* would provide tempt of court proceedings, bid their own white dock irmixer*. The he was acquitted on his plea lucost of these out fit a will fie about had a constitutional rigid tu refuse answers that might be lucriinlna ffiot) ha estimated. h I. Said Jean Wilson,. playipg t|i* pert thnl n cnmiHilfiiry r l c I V ' . . i mllhrni, w i). « a •v SCli-llmt n .u i.i, who will! net helped of Ml** H kltftffTaialfilleii Iirig- Wei develop the ulnm lr iKimb. w;i* in H Kiiir rmplovinrut I'rn llrrii i *0111 S C II cl t O I* Trials are under way for se­ lection of aix inajorattsa for Hu* hand for next araaon. Jeanette Ifatllffr I* head majoretta. At the concert dene Wilkinson will play a cornet aolo, "Debu­ tante" and Mlsa Jean Lane Miller will be featured In a clarinet aolo. "Autumn Caprlra", Bdth Meelved superior ralinga In the Qflando district hand contest. A featured number hy the hand will ha "Blua Tango" by Leroy Anderson, a number on* hit on the Hit Parade. Another rutstahd Ing number tu be played will he “Stratoswlng", On Tuesday office, worker* of R a tio n s' CIR>D>1<in 10 tfav United the school enjoyed an outlnir at C,n,P w,th Miss Sadie WASHINGTON un - The Stata Williams as sponsor. Yottsri'ny boat Departmeat asserted today that Ik. U k , . „ • ' * t Oil itn I'.n It m BM2 than il had ill I'HH l( ii i II -.aid I II InI - w iII-.ttmg ol AHA piilnic-. h* niil.nin haekliig is ill line wdh un I mFtg itiiii■nl llo- rn-v tactic* my pi hitlent li.i- licen following." In- H O rville Bark* fur niimn treat i lit. Mi** Itiilignii nuffnred a 1 .'hi brili-e tvidle I lie *.llier girl* A. re ill*I l iiakcti up. Vrrnrililtg lu Pntrnlnimi Harrl ii llu- car i-.lt uff the pavement un the ilghthand "id.- and came I..,-ii ull til*’ pavement tu spin in ndiid befnr" lulling dmvu ihi­ ll ii tide of the mad and ciiinlng i *tup nil the embankment. It wit- a miracle the car didn't .. 11 | nl i» the l.nke fur a Inn.*il half . i it wt* hanging nv*-r Hie ein lu ik m e n l," I'ntiulmau Harrison i. i vrved. Homage-* tu the cal w e ie tfull ited nt lOtM). I.ater last night fuitr person* were Injured, iwu car* completely ■I'liiiagt'd and another received r.-no darnngen ill a head un cn| h .nil II mile" "until of Hanford nn Bout.* 17 U2. Attorney Waldo Ituritillgtrili rivmplon, 11, 181(1 Atlamn .Street, Maitland, plowed Into an Orlando Air Force Bane Htililit'r with hi* ItiId Mercury while driving smith. vrnoltl Hubert Kloo, 2'J-year-old xnliliar, was driving north with tno girls, Lillian Qulett, 18, Slid Wmida Wilcox, 18. Moment* later a 1047 Plynioutli driven by MaJ. Iiinl (truce Lae, HO. 1710 Virginia Avenue, Orlando, hit the rear end of Hie Plymptun's car. After a preliminary investiga­ tion Patrolman Harrison arrested Plymptnn for driving while In­ toxicated and for not having a driver’s license, it appeared plymoton waa driving on the ii. IA MPA I* \ s.ii’tclv Im the I'levriilinii ul I'.mi* I'ii n t aimin ' ( "Hi "inn. i SITXI i li e. Iii cu (numli-il il Hu I iii.ii-.il* ul l.impa hi I .lupus Niwspipii iililiu Hill Ni-wcll Iiiiii Plolcili.i cl llu r.mlic*. New, II that's In-, talc ,iv llu p.ilil* ll!< liinit l.ul lu \ iiicil* nil *olh i i'H is "mill ai'.eoiis a ul i litlili-.fi'* and Ills ulii.iiin.itluli will *1isti in i mil- sm Ii I..lavs It was at t 1 ul I in t'• C* Hie Si.ih-lv lot I'leveiilioii ul l.ulil lisli I at,-i •< tva-. Im incil Mi hi In i s i ntii iilcil llu- |u u In i Ii* i .iiiiii- I'lililird saiilliic. I U I Ml V.VvI.I. Ileiupt* 'I paulie I .ml .i Male Ifmv.-IMly wi I Imr- day nighl liv luulli II mil li iteim lv mi n wIm a gu ll il lim- ill II util ul go I \u il I Im ula lilui-ked I'la v iis Im mvd .1.11 mi Oil V '.cu ■ il Imndred men hull ul iilli. t el liclure leimic Mm pill ri­ ll,ill i i ii i . i . peeped uni ..I Ihe dims iiuiHirlaui'e " window I here w a a pui.il t*d "I Bridge-., ranking IJOI* luiniint milhii alumni and • t,*,»i I, I, - lull leeinan. told a ii-pinli-i " If tile filial facl cuiilum llu- nu one n Iii.illy i-idcn d tin girl pri-llinili.il y leportr. I llnnk I n slimild lie taken lim n Imlli lu*g adier gem-rid', and pet Imp . .-.uimolliers " Bridges and other sen dm-i, m eluding t'liairm aii llu d i *1) (in l, have absolved (ien Matthew II Itidgwuy, farm er I'm Kasfem riiiuiiiaiider from lespnu- ihdily Tiiey heard Itidgwny, in -.ei i *-t lestimuny. -ay hi* ordei* for le lease ol lien Dmld had not lieeu followetl ami Hull Itidgwny hail not learned lull fact-, when lie left Japan Bldgivay It. replacing (Ien Owigld I) Kisenlimver .*. Allu-.l cantm aniicr in Kurt>i*o Secretary of the Arm y Pace and (Ien. .1 l.nwlog. Collins, . . lop Army •in.ii h i I lie i ,i nl appealed lu lie lulled with Hn whole all.in line: in Imr Ihe ri in* d ul buys had de .pet .ed mil veiy lev* head' wen- -licking mil ul \v(iiiliiw.-v by iiiuhdglil when Ihe all iii began lu hr/lc mil .Mike Selleis. - t.il lilllli.uk oil the I ' l lnidh:ill learn and luilder , ,,| llu "imml vain ilde player" awai.l lu( I'l'd, climbed tu in ill) plow e.l pi ilfui in and limili'd "I In i I'SO Why Iii n1111 .*i" do wli.'lt Hi** li'll nl Ihi'in tfu I he11 were i'l lei, uf " Ml i buy' and "I ' I c u Inline' " And die iiuwd hei:m in bn-ak up I a nilv memlii'i d ii ip ................. I .11 .li i * pealed Im...................ml hiiIiT |„,ine were r.landmg liv n Vei ihe enimlry Tlnu dav iiichl p.miie ...mile pdleriiiq pillerilUl esnediliui expetlilluie. hv enl *-- ■ t,m * .............. *........ . p.,.,. ra id1 oil undei lineals i.nt .'l.vlnoi y» -ii io Soviet tin io. t.i- -aid oi to-* picpaiei I** • • I* t-,**iv Inin- **»- 11 one*- it**' deIf f lam n| mil nil**"*, t.y *o ltl« ll Wt' Iftllll't* Mill "ccurlty," Ikl.t Mil ^m.l If lltf ,n if f m( frit -.Inin *" vrtM* •»"• «111*f ami iiimI.t ''**"*. I'm for i 11 \t imimI In i point I.,- -mid the i it *• t.i ll ifilm ii linh idvvt.y* been urli, "lull tin* prii'e "f ili-feat is tih ainl aluvery.” iliv tipenker, inenlmned s* a P*e it.i.' Hemiicratitpi c-idcntiai * uinlidalc, raid; I'd inther sen iif ^ f f lt y g*1 down ui dcf. il an | ni cer .irl «• If it l.ulil.I Hllcpipt I.i dcc.'ivr the .......in in poiplc I., hid,bug nut to Hiiu, tu > pi ii inisi n nl' a r.-ilncl loll i l llu a iiiii •l.-ii luru-il n pun tho I d • pi umii.cn lhat t In:, guvernnii ul Inc. dune, ainl i diiiug, all Mil' .1 . an llu III .Tunic (In' se­ ll '* ', "I I lie lint lull ” M' all** lull' III*' ll.lll c fl'Il'Cled mu* i lu ih'liy in till ii * and ccun' ni • .1 lu .p ill, uni lu ■ul deep■i mil. . *'*11111111 li- lu'lp lot Xustria. V'li'Ti.liueid III lilt III* c Ihmg.S • I • In all'll h> I.ip Iii av i v idcs u* llu Him i d im e Im a final vote laic Ind.iv un I In- odliilllislratltin's iln-.idv halli-it'd tMmu.ooo (NMJ fureign aid lull Hep I . i US', i ll Intv a I proposed Hint III*' 2* il 1111lull -s set aside for ipaiu In knocked mil ul Ihe hill. II" el.limed Spam was mil ■friendI* i ■■tii ui \ .landing vote uf 107 in 'i ih le.ili-il the amendment. In leal ul llu- l**u aim iulincntx cm inn .ii,* *1 .idm im slraliuii lurce* who w.ac muled Ihursilay in a lullei III hum ■1-f.Miiu that -.uw a cut nl p ;i‘i iixi non made iii prnimieil i c,.millin' ml lor Western Km up.llo i i - vv.ii a chance that Ihe ( .n l' u i'p u n l cm in;idt* rim rsdav ii Id In- n.i 111fni I by a lull call m il lu.la v aillimigh Hepill.lican* pn du ti d il uilillil lick 11,, i ll.lie me.nivvlllle began liebale mi ii- i i •m p i 11ii in lureigniiaid le i l.iliilll iin T I weie nu imiiea. . ........... Its ruinpunion foreign aid liaa laiiiiii T firrr were mi Imlicaiinn ui -it* ill actum mi Hie meaiiii- in Hi" H em ic WAMHNti I ON li I he Senate lud.n ii.i-'.i-d a new IM billion ■ tul Ia i federal housing lull I In- vulVe Vole af lluil, xendlllg Hie nieatiiiro lu Hie House, was taken i few inimitefi after Hie ses- -Inn began .Mu i uf ihe insuraure and loan binds would lie earmarked (or liniiHiug in defense areas ami Ihe measure i-. lepurled In have wide -.import Many lim lilcrr have urged Coagresj. iu espaml federal mortgage (‘iui«|V. in itelii them sell homes grekslmiul irritation by making an 1llial now laek private fmuiu-ing. unaiinounred Iii Hie the Seale miaiiniiiinred trip to illi Is ahull a hifIhe huiming till lluirM lay to iinfer with Clinton. nl ilia in .ii'tiun l*y ■•elmul udiiiiii |1(l|1 Augurs Ihan requested by Part* and ('ulllns were to return e Ir.-Iini and pollrti j |.r,. ,,denl I rumau today witli the detailed re|Mirt There were seallered i aids tut I It vvmihl add HOC intllinu dollars eoeds' living qtiitlien. hut far leas In authority of the Federal Nation- offiter, dciimnitratiid their run rent over Knja and reimltlng mill run KOJK ISLAND, Korea i.r» -B rig. (Jolt. Ilaydnn I,. Ilualm-r.today p a ­ pa red l» split (he Cimiimmlxt prl*tmer of wur population of ltd* riot lorn United Nation* prison camp M n N llim r.l O n I’ n s r t h o r l RI iiko Service Set A t 10:00 A. M. S a tu rd a y Kuberul service* will lie held ut wrong side of the highway, Pa 10:00 a.ii i . iu DcFuntnk Spring* tomorrow for Mrs. Iva Thompson trolman Harrison stated. He immudiataly contacted the Rlngo, mother of Mrs. M. E. Baker Sheriff's office and Deputy Sher­ who died Thursday at the home of iff* W. II. Hood and Oscar Brown another daughter, Mra. Wallace came to tha scan* to take over Pika near Ml.' Dora. Burial will tako place in the the case. Kloo suffered an arm Injury OtFnnlnk Sprinaa cemetery with while Miaa Qulatt rtcaelvaa a Tagt'a. Funeral Homo in charge of sever# cut undar bar right aye arrangamanti. Mrs. Rlngo is sur­ daughtara; one nvii sou n y Gva i i tv u u K u i B r i i uno and Mis Wilcox hurt bar back and vivedi by had asveral minor cut*. Plymp- and 113 grandchildren, including rt and ElUston Dakar of Santon was cut about tha head, but Robert ,ford. MaJ, L#a was not Injui v •■ ydMi ■ * < 4 -i- 41 on 11 it iir«l llu I'n iif T in r r I M emorial Services I Man lied Ry R.Of. L.F. Memorial service* In reinetn lirance of ilect'nsed nionilier* "f Hu Ilinthi'rlincJ of l.ocoimitlve Englneern, r>ivioi<in No. 7tW, will be held Huinlay afternoon at »l;0rt o’cloclt at tliu . First Methodist Church, with Knt ly le llousliolder dellveririg Hie memorial uddress. Eulogies will ho dvlivercil for tha late J. E. Courier, who died May 10. IDB1 hy E. C. Williams; for L. M. Tyre who died Jan. 4, by D. E. Brubaker and for W. S. Parker hy M. Minarik. Mr. Parker died on Jan. 31. W. ii. Moyo will make thy roll call. Invocation and benediction will be by Judge Housholder. There will be music and eongs hy the. Shannon brothers. e**s*1 *'• '/•>* It Iii.iln u x .l On 1'i.aa Movie V m itl I’iiiie T able h it /. “Deadline U S A " 1:10 3:10 - 0:23 - 7:27 • 0:31 Sat. • "The Men From The Black Hills" I II - 4:33 - 7:2*1 • 10:31 "On Dnngerous Ground" 2:12 - 3:33 - 8:21 Sunday • "The Marrying Kind" 1:31 - 3:33 • 3:32 - 7:31 - 0:30 MOVIELAND •“Hawlilde"-7:3B, feature 8:08, last complete show 0:34 Hst. - “ l a w of the Badlands" “Experiment Alcatrat" Sunday - "That's My Boy" IR A | LAKE PRAIRIE lovelt ansT1 Cartoons, Novelties and "Lltti# Rascals" comedy; "Olympic Elk" and “Tambo" Complete shows 7:30 and 10:30 a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1952 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 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/54d47a63a5721099578db0c042508e6d.pdf 650a8b11c1a33603e839844bb0a5713d PDF Text Text s- eri " .• ‘ *? * Page »_____ Taaa, Way B , iW l TOE BAWTOED HERALD *. Quest For Panties Spreads As Other Colleges Join In Raids ; By The Associated Preaa The collage boy erase to Invad# women’* dormitories for pantloa flared anew on campuie* from Vermont to Minnesota, Monday night. U nrated police ware caught between raider* and the beleagured ftrls in the dormitories. Ulmllar collegiate outbreaks have occurred at other schools Ip the nation. Apparently, some persons beliefe, Ike spring revolls repre­ sent the »tudentsr way u! letting off stesm before final examina­ tions. Here are Monday night’s de­ velopments in ailke sorties. At Evanston, III., some 200 North western University women sere­ naded In front of the men’s dormi­ tories Tim hoys applauded the girls, and then some 1,000 oft hem paid n “ return visit" to the wom­ an's houses. singing and cheering, the male .students snatched lingerie In five dormlturlrs. Hut 30 women at a sixth house repulsed the Invasion with buckets of water. Police felled nine students but released mem after a lecture. At Columbia, Mo„ 1,000 Unlvaralty of Missouri man students as ‘saillied tororllle* on their own campus and dormitories at Steph­ ans College and Christian Collage, ' both women’* schools. Aellng Police Chief J. 1. Parks laid damage might run Into thou­ sands ol dollar* at the three schools, lie said he obtained per mission to call out the National Guard hut that the youths retired after he alerted the Coin rpln unit. The forays lasted four nours. No ttrlous injuries were reported. At Minneapolis, some 500 Uni­ versity of Minnesota men students raided three women's dormitories but the raid m-lled only four Mrs*, four pair:, of panties and a silk slip (tome 3,000 University of Connec­ ticut students at Htorri, Conn., milled around Ihe sorority quad­ rangle In another penile raid. Girls retaliated by dousing boy* with hilckets of water. At Tuaralooxa Ala , pollen kept would lie raiders, more than 1.000 strong id one limn, across the street (rum u row of University of Alabama dormitories during a long and swnellinej hosted ilfscus- slon as to whether the men sludent* should enter tho women’s quarters. A student said co-eds dangled bedshects from tho dormitory win­ dows snd a few threw out underthing*. Ten Minimis were arrested and eight were charged with disorderly conduct, their trials being set for Thursday morning Two were char get) with disorderly conduct and possession of fireworks Several firecrackers were set off during the demonstration, which lasted three hours. The feminine flimsy fsd uhq sent some goo students roaming the University of Vermont rumpus at Burlington and brought out a full complement of tho city police and fire department plus men from the state police and Chittendon County sheriff's office. At least two students were In Jured In handtohand scuffling with police The sir was filled with rocks snd tear gas, plus tor rents of water from fire depart manl hoses. Loads of collegians, transported by paddy-wagons, were locked up. A mol) of some 1,000 to i,S00 men students scampered Inin three women's hall* att he University of Wisconsin at Madison. It was all In fun, the police said, and there were no Incidents. At Newark, Pel., some 2SQ male student* stormed eight ru ed halls on the University of Delaware "I W'rif ■■, Governor** Ttacc (C a sU rsM r i w H as oae) present road system built on a pay-as-you-go bails compares fa* vorable with that of other states and he advocated continuing road const rucl ion under that aystem. "1 believe everybody will sae clearly now what many have been pointing out about Mr. Odham'a Immaturity and inaUblllly," Mc­ Carty said. And taking an apparent slap at both odhum * talkathons and at Gov Fuller Warren, who defeated him four years ago, McCarty aaid: "We've had tour years loo much of too much talk You’ve had four years of challenges for debates ami exhibits of empty chairs. Do you want four more years of it?" There were no empty chairs at the McCarty Odham debate at Or­ lando Monday. When the Iwo candidates got toJtefher at a Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon, extra chairs had to be brought into the hall to accommodate about GOO men Attorney General H m IIh H r r w PM> Owl did mil believe McGranery's per­ formance would match his promise In thlN respect. Besides contending McGranery would lie lass than vigorous In prosecuting any suspected graft among administration officials and supporters, Ferguson and Watkins sail) the turist attempted to "dodge Kiid straddle" on the Issue of presi­ dential powers. campus. Girls al one house fought back with a fire hose, . R Clinkla Crepe, cool for summer 98c SkirtH Play ShortH Washable cotton material* 39c T-ShlrtH Solid colore and stripes i estate NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha following named pernonn have liacn appointed aa Clerks snd Inspectors of lbs various Election Boards for (ho Primary Elect km to tw bold throughout Seminole Cotuity, Florida, on May 27th, ltfili PRECINCT NO. 1 — SANFORD Polling Place: Store Room at 106 Watt 3rd Street • No. tA — Night Board No. ,IA — Day Beard Glen Llngle, Clerk Leo Butner, Clerk C. W. Fnrnee, Inspector Joe Garrett, Inspector Mrs. C. W. Fumes, Inspector Paul Pexold, Inspector Lester Guthrie, Inspector Henry Richter, Inspector No. IB — Night Board No. ID — Day Board Pnlllp Bach, Clerk Homer Orborn, Clerk Ralph Ray, Inspector Berry St. John, Inspector Ray O. Slaton, Inspector John Ht. Clair White, Inspector C. E. Hunter, Inspector Roy Frank Symta, Inspector PRECINCT NO. 2 — LAKE MONROE H, A. King. Clerk Paul Oglesby, Inspector Kitra large site* 1.98 PRECINCT NO. 8 — SANFORD 8Mrs.JMWUS. 'Kg& R. F. King, Inspsctor Rose Garden pattern, very pretty . . 10 pc. seta . . . . 2 -9 8 Set Night Beard Thomoa Hollingsworth. Clark MS#lift tip® Ben 0. Walnwrlght, Inspector Polling Place: Community Building W. L. Bug, Clerk E. H. Grant, Inipector Mrs. Leons McLain, Inspec PRECINCT NO. 7 — CHULUOTA Polling Placa: School Mrs. Priscilla Hodgaa, Inspector Mrs, Anna Toftlay, Inipector Munis Jacobs, Clerk Wm. Jacobi, Inspector Misses’ Oinnerwure Polling Place: School Mra. John E. Fox, Inspector E. A. Rush, Inspector PRECINCT NO.« — GENEVA 3 pr. 1.00 lMuy Shorts Polling Placa: School House Oeo. W. Ball, Inspector W. Brownlow Kwaggerty, Inspector Polling Plata: Sanford Canning Kitchen No. IA — Night Board No. 9A — Day Beard John E. Higgins, Clerk Fred Pope, Clerk Milton Moore, Inspector Mrs. A W. Epps, Inspector John William*, Inspector J. K. Houk, Inipector R. C. Miller, Inspector W. It. Jennings, Inipector N. SB - Night Board No. 3B — Day Board A. B. Wallace Jr.. Clark B. L. Perkins Jr., Clerk Ernest Southward, Inipector Mrs. C. 61. Flowers, Inspector Cliff.Abies, Inspector It. F. Cooper, Inspector Ralph Wight Jr., Inspector C. B. Kchlrerd, Inspector No. 3C — Night Board No. SC — Day Board Stewart Gstchel, Clerk K. A. Newman Jr, Clerk Wallace Bell, Inspector Kliby Fite Jr., Inspector M. C. Glnder, Inspector Wm. Bush, Inipector W. M. Brown. Inspector fame* Crapps, Inspector 4 pr. 1.00 Rayon crepe, pastel colors PRECINCT NO. 8 — GOLDENROD Polling Place: Community House William E. Strong, Clark Falk D. Slayton, Inspector has, H. Dike, Inspector PRECINCT h o . • - Melt'd Sport Shirts Rayon Print* Planter Lamps Table Lamps Don Key lampa complete with shad* Pretty bases with shades 2,98 1.69 LONGWOOD Polling Placa* City Hall llsy Beard Nlgfcl Board Earl 8. DeMar, Clark Ralph Hammond, Clark Mrs. Msrgsret Jackson, Inspector John MoNamera. Inspectorhire. Cals DeRosa, Inipector Mra. Ethel Mae Prescott, Inspector Mrs. Emily Maddtn, Inspector Mra. Bellio Jackson, Inipector PRECINCT NO. 10 — LAKE MARY Solid color Rayon Shirts 1.39 Florida Printed Rayon Shirt* Athletic Shirts 614 iweh Pintle la color* Beautiful Plant* For The Houfle In Assorted Evergreens Boys1 Csbsna Suits n Itayoti tricot kulta ’ 98c Polo Shirts if” , ^ s : time, h# ssued n co-operation • 8 Fish estate nr whether no not* County must go it alone i construe nf Leffler ho wellrd kitiaen meats Canned tuna and salmon would be excepted. This does not mean the retail celling* uf all canned goods will be upped, OPS aaid. Officials i ed that soma prices a n alni about as high as the public wi psy. OPS officials said tha higher margins for wholesalers a n sub­ ject to review when Ihe agency completes a national survey of margins and earnings by both wholesalers and m ailers. Day Board T. L. Lingo, Clark Panties Cotton gabardine, al) color* Uw next school year, an war* hurt when toe bus plunged into a ditch. One has a fractured neck and another seri­ ous internal injuries. The driver said the • steering mechanism failed when ho applied brakes because of a bole sole In tbe tho aacthw of fecotmtry, baton road. Tha State Highway Patrot a New York hula, (he Incraaie reported Ihe bus was In ----mechanical condition. brings tho cost to fill a ton. This is the second price Increase within a year and H compared emum probably Th* chrysanthemum with a low of $40 during tha do- ha* been known for fc 9,000 years. ‘ preuioo years of tha early 304 and I1 The word "mind1 So previous high of 6120 In the a verb, not a noun,* was originally early m . , „ It add* about 50 million dollars Chlorophyll, which causes ths a year to the costs of American publisher*, who already are find- green color of plants, Is found in fng themselves In an increasingly a brown color In certain alga*. Light travels about 188 004^ difficult tost squatte la getting out a dally paper. _____ mile* g second. , n e w YORK IB - Two of th# large Canadian newsprint pro­ ducers raised their prices |10 * ton today to tbe highest newsprint Uhl Power sad Psp*r Co., the price In history. notified their custo­ Consolidated Paper C Corp.. the third largest, of price Increases. second largest producer, and Abl- mers The ante varies according to PRECINCT NO. S — OVIEDO Polling Place: City Hal) 1.59 Criskay cloth, very full RCMjfljL Btn.ACQDB# C. E. Hawke, Clerk Mri. Carrie Schley, Inipector Sport Caps 69c - 98c BaytT Strip* T-Shirts C'otujo Knit! •' • DAWS CITY tit - k Kbodl.tm* PRECINCT NO. 4 — PAOI.A 1.29 Gowntt Colon Knit* l.lltlw Misses’ Multi Crepa half Mips, pastel colors 4 pr. 98c 98c T-Shirt* ayj 98c Cotton mercerised Itayon Crepe and Broadcloth meetings at which altempta would be made to have legislators nledgq in advance to support the Odham program. "Do you. faal the Legislature should be a rubber stamp for the executive department or be abolished?" McCarty asked. Odham replied the Iwglslature "should serve the people." lie again niilllned his proposal for the town hall meetings to sell his pro­ gram In the clt Irens and legislators snd to keep book* on the legisla­ tors during Ihe sessions and send report cards back to Ihe people Cut ton Half Klip* Ankletn 1.19 WASHINGTON U t- Prices In many grocery stores gu up on* to two cants a can today on aoma canned vegetables, fruits and Juices. Houstwives can expect In creases soon on a large variety of othar foods. The Office of Price Stabilisation (OPS) aaid It was granting the higher prices on vegetables, fruit* and Ju'ces to compensate whole­ salers for “ markedly lower earn­ ings ” Under this o n e r some can­ ned corn, green beins, peak, toma­ toes, tomato Julca, canned fruit cocktail, pineapple, peaches and pears. OPS said most Independent stores will be affacted but few chain stores will be. flnce they normal­ ly buy direct from producers rath­ er than from wholesalers. The agency said It may Issue before Ihe end of this month an order permitting retailers to in­ crease their markups ou such foods as concentrated coffee, dry cer­ eals, cookies and many canned 1.29 09c pr. All Nylon, lovely colore and stripes I OP&Grnnte Increase Tvfo Canadian Mflls In Grocery Priceu Up Newsprint Price Itayon Crepe flpeclal Ladies' HIouhch W «r SlipH H oH e Nylon Full* Fashioned, 51 Ullage, 16 denier f ovamber ■ who Jammed fat to ♦iear'ffa gtre and t.itu. They weren’t disapputated. Nei­ ther candidate pulled any punches, and neither was short of chaering, shouting, whistling supporters. They talked about each other, their platforms, their campaign tactics and expenditures, school financing, taxation, gambling law enforcement, their legislative rec­ ord! and varloua other subject*. They fired question* and anawera at each other, and anawered ques­ tions from the audience. Nearly all newsmen who covered the fracas declared It pretty much of a draw, although It probably would be hard to convince backers of either man IImI he didn’t come out on top. Odham got his chance to ask the question he has served notice repeatedly he would fire al Me Carty when they met: "How much did you spend in 1048 when you reported expend! lures of 19.343, and who put up Ihe money?" He contended the count of newspaper advertising In Ihe 1948 campaign showed far more than that hail been spent In Me Carty'* behalf. McCarty replied his reports were In compliance with tha law In effect In 1948, and that sup portars who spent money for ad­ vertising, radio time and other campaign costa weren’t required to do it through the candidate's centra) treasury as the new law requires. Odham supporters grumbled that McCarty hadn’t answered the ours lion hut It satisfied the McCarty backers McCarty's prime qnestlnn for Odham was In apparent reference to Ihe Sanford candidate's proposal to hold pre-legislative town hall Mce H o fip itu l P la n lioHlIniiea from 1‘aat n«*l lime, lie pointed out that the lie land luopltid Is expected to he completed by July and that the Flsli K'tale has 611)11,01)0 coining ft too Hie federal government anil doe within two years, and that an additional c.'Vu.nmi has been pledged by the federal govern­ ment for the Keinlnula County hospital. He also pointed out that nrehlterl’i. plans for Ihn local hospital providing fm 50 bed* have been _ tompktrd, Ihtil a meeting of the V-Tiv. ' Flsli trindees will lie held In June ” tS/v snd that with the completion of M’ : the thdiwid hiKigltul It should he possible for tbe trustee* to get a rlcar picture of just what Ihj Kemlnnln hospital will cost ami What funds will t>« available for It* I'cnatiurtion. Mr. I'ope iwealed that the hernahl l.aughlou Memoilal Hospital is tunning lit the ten to the tune of about (fiW) n month, though It showed a profit of approximately |4,0<)0 dining the last IH months of Its oneiallim at It* former alto ul the Naval Air Illation atd he attributed this largely to the smaller hid (-opacity of the pre­ sto! hospllnl. The ptesvnl capacity of the IVinald-Lsughtuii Is 9'J beds, whereas peak loads of 50 ami 56 could lie arcommodaled at tha Navy site, Mr. I'ope also pointed out that the County Is currently paying fur Ihe care of Indigent patients In hospitals Inelmllng tha Orange Memorial Hospital lit Orlando. Pa­ tients are sent to the Urlandu hoeilial, Mr, Pope addeA because of he need for specialist care, as well as for th* lack of facilities here. "The construction of a new line(dial hero," Mr. Pope saiil, "pro­ bably would not coet th* County any mme in actual operating ex. penee* than our present hoepltal ifoste." Th* approximate cost at Indl(gent rare In Hemlnbl* County la about 660,01)0 Iftti.tnw a year with abou about 19,000 a month going to tha Or undo hospital, It 1 inndu it was Indicated. indicated. asr. Turner urged urgen Immediate immediate Mr. Tucker action on ths hospital because of the present lack of facilities and reauftant Inability to cart pro­ perly for Bemlnol* Count*'* slak ’v':.V Abiwr Thompson, Clark J. L. Blrkanmaytr, Inspiring NO, H - r t J S N P X w t M Sinwii** Pecking Mows* Auguatuo E. -Barnett, Iw y k io r �M M H v «• l n i -V . r.'' EflCK IF YOU Domp THE WEATHER iK il n your Saafard Herald, City Delivery, by 7:M P. W, please call YKLIOW'CAB 1444 I*ar 11y cl<imly ami warm In south .mil ri'iitral portions Cloudy and mild in iiiirlli purtions through lluii'il.i) Sc a Mered tlnmdcrshowi ts, mostly In afternoons. AN INDEPENDENT DAll.Y NEWSPAPER fi. V V0LUM1 XXXXIII jv -rrr? Odham Tells Of His Stand' On New Taxes i ! — Eatabtiahed 1B0H SANFORD, FLORIDA Aiken Charges Europe Plans P rices Riggfd Army 01 Four In Grain D®1 M illion Men Manager At Pool _ M cC arty C enters H is Cam pai gn In T am p a ; R aps O dham P IanT o B orrow F o r Roads By CHRIS Mat (JILL PENSACOLA ---------------Bralley Odham (old a statewide talkathon ^ auditor# Tuesday night ha will • try to run tha atata without additlonai taxei U be Is elected gover­ nor. but that bo can’t promise to do M. Spaaklng from the ring in a box* Ing arena here, the Sanford can­ didate declared he la waging "the people’s battle.” He said there li "a good chance of victory” and ha feels tha second primary elec­ tion May 27 can go either way. Odham aald if he needa more ,* A revenue to finance the school pro9 gram and provide for teacher pay ralaea ha has pledged to seak, he will not hasltate to call for it. Such increases would be in the form of additional taxes on “ those who have the ability to pay and ara not now paying a lair share,” he Mid. He will campaign along the Up­ per Gulf Coast today and take an airplane this arternoon for Clear­ water for a 5-hour talkathon there and In St. Petersburg. As usual, Odham answered ques­ tions telephoned in during his talk­ athon. He told a minister who aaked if he would work for aboli­ tion of liquor sales and advertising he didn't tMnk that wmilil be possi­ ble. He promised, however, to In­ sist on strict enforce in rut of laws regulating the state's liquor busi­ ness. Odham lashed out angrily at tils opponent's Duval County Cainm Palgn Committee for publishing a leaflet which he sold was libelous and attacked his Integrity, lie re­ iterated hia intentions to sue the Staff “ bold authors of the leaflet. K. Hanky Wight is now engaged in bis third aeiuon ns manager of In Jacksonville, Dan McCarty’s the concessions and lockers at the Munlelpul Swimming Pool. This campaign headquarters ack­ week he Is away attending a Masonic Council at Pensacola. nowledged that the pamphlet, “The Worlds Fact," was distributed by that office and said It contained “factual Information about Dan McC McCarty’s opponent nneivt Bralley Od ( o n . - the *>-- vc Vbten' . ham that — we‘ bkliave Her# deciding how A ffcould have beferp " th e y will vote. a . - . NNaturally aturally Mr. ■v*.r _ am — would ..— like .Ike to suppress this »... Inmrreatlon. . , We consider every statement of fact made provable by public documents or testimony before the Kefauver committee, N oted A ctor Is Found A griculture Bureau *be Miami Crlmn Commission nr I h m iu h 1 1 h S e m iDead In A partm ent Ihe Federal Communications' Coin mission” M untlily S tatem en t Of A ctress Friend "I've never seen s group of men so desperately try to deceive the UBI.AMDD t.iv—Where irrigation NEW YORK iJH- John Garfield, very people they piously claim was nut available, Floriila crops 4 they want to s e r v e , Odham said :IU, “tough guy*' screen and stage siilfercd during tha first psrt uf star, died of a heart attack In bed from high daytime tempera­ Rv MALCOLM B. JOHNSON today in the 2 room Gramrrcy May TAMPA (4t - Dan McCarty Is Park apartment of Iris Whitney, ture uml lack of moisture, the U. S Department of Agriculture sold focusing his closing campaign for an actress friend. today overnor on the suburban and resGarfield gained acting fame In In Its semi monthly truck crop lential areas of roimtins he failed the Clifford Odets play, “ Golden to carry In the first primary two tiny,'' then rose to film stardom repnrl, the Bureau of Agricultural weeks ago. Miss Whitney aald he visited her Economies said conditions, how­ He left off the traditional big at the apartment Tuesday night, ever, hud been generally favorable downtown rally at Lakeland Tuea- became 111, and stayed overnight for harvesting operations and a “■y nlKht and made shorter She said she slept un a couch good volume of produce continued . IC a a lln u td (la F a a a C le a t I Police were forced to break to move from the state during the down the apartment door to inves. 2 week period Ttie harvesting season for most ^ Odham Pledges Extra ligate. weather and lender crop* is They learned of the death through cool FundH To Spastica a routine report telephoned to tlm growing tu a close, the report said. B iicIi crops as tmnatues, water­ medical examiner's office by a pri­ melons, sweet corn, celery, pep­ _ P E N S A C O L A t Special) - vate physician. pers, cucum ber and Irish potatoes, Bralley Odham, In a two hour Rut when they reached the however, will cunt lime fo bold the state . wide broadcast from here apartment, actress refused to overnll volume at a fairly high last night appealed for fund# for permit themthe enter. She said she point, the bureau slid. his "Dollars for Decency" program thought they towere newsmen. Weather conditions In Georgia to hrlp him carry his massage to Garfield’s wife, Roberta, re during the second week In May the people of Florida. calved the news in the Qarflvld were very unfavorable for proper In answer to a question as to • what h» would do with any money apartment on Central Park Weal. growth ol some truck crops, es­ She declined to see newsmen. pecially watermelons, the U3DA remaining after tha rampalgn it over he replied. "I will give It to Barry llyama, a friend of tha Oar said There was rain in all areas and the Florida Spastic Children's As­ field*, said she was under the care sociation.” Midnight tonight Is the of M u s ic ia n and had been given the unusually cool nights and strong winds have done consider lost hour at which contribution! ran be mailed or given to the cam­ Asked about r r ^ r ta jh e Gar- able damage, the department's re tepars paign fund of any candidate for fields „ i had separated, ffyams ri- purl said. Flurlda crop details: I: "” I| would sa off!##, Ued: say It Isn’t true," Lima beam — Harvesting In Odham tinted In hla broadens! B _ Ld 0 »rtieJd sxpeefed that McCnrtv’n Duval County G«rtWd home Tuesday night ami Hawihorni’ section should peak around May 2025. Top production ( t s s i l s s w l f ls Page K la h u i Committee had printed 10,000 cop. already reached in Flint City ^ lea of a "stink" sheet called “Flor. area. • Ida Facta,” and was distributing Carraway’n Brother Snap beans — Harvest closing, them over the State of Florida light second half of May. Makes Who’s Who supplies Ho charged that the cost of print Cantaloups — Fair to good con­ Ing them was f 1,400, and that Par early harvest starting. McCarty wan aware, of them slnm Sidney Ac*y Car re wav, hrothrr dition Celery — Good yields despite un­ he waa served with a copy In Or of Andrew Carraway of Sanford, favorable weather conditions, Undo on Monday. and prominent In national Dem(sweet) — Harvesting ex­ Mr. Odham stated that he wa ocratlo Party circles, has been list­ Corn it nallaufil lla Pace Tnel confident the people of Florida ed in the monthly supplement of would rebel against tha use o! "Who'* Who”, published by the A. Hanky Wight Attend* such smear tactlca and urged Ihi N. Marquis Co., Chicago. people to compare the ,TOdhnn Mr- Carraway is now associated Masonic Conference Record," hU publication, sgsini with the Gulf Coast th this earn palgn literature Issued b) Co., of Panama Olty a F. Ilasky Wight, a paat master the McCarty organisation. tt Manaaeai, V*. the Blue Lodge of Sanford Mr. Odham spoke in Panams Re la referred to in the supple- of City, Wewahltchka, aad Pinellai meat aa a political party execu­ Lodge No. 02, F and AM, left Saturday to represent the com* county today. tive aad farmer. He waa born at mamltry a chapter and eounell Fort Ogden, Fla., Sept M, 1907, conferenceat of Muon* In Pensa­ the new of Mr, and Mrs. & M. cola and will ba gone until the and Stine Is Elected Carraway and attended Sanford of the week. Hardware Officer ‘ Is and Southeastern UaTver Mrs. Wight, meanwhile, la tak­ WagUngton, 0 , C. on Ss^t. ing earn of the concessions, and JACKSONVILLE UH— M. A the management of the locker “ T, West Palm Bcaah, wi roeiae at the Municipal Pool until hla return. Mr. Wight, who with Mrs. Wight, came to Sanford In IM4 from Bowling ing Green. ureeni Ky., Ky„ h u been active in ‘ Maeonfe work alne# 1926. Be established a printing btuineia here ire and.for some time operated a weekly newspaper here. Active aa a ♦ John Garfield, Florida Crops “Tough Guy” Of "Siifieved b May Screen, Is Dead From Drought R several m n . Mr, lira at 1816 Perk WEDNESDAY MAY 21, 1(JA2 g t" — . — S ecretary B r a n E xplains How C m odity C redit Act Affected P rices H ou se WASHINGTON vB - Sen Aiken (R.-Vt.) charged today that politi­ cal manipulators forced grain prices down a billion dollars In 1*41 and declared “They're not going to do it again this year If I can stop it." Aiken was carrying along his attack on Secretary of Agriculture Brannan, as the Cabinet nfficei began testifying before the Senate Agriculture Committee lu reply to criticism uf his department Brannan brought on Aiken's out burst by charging that some of the difficulties of his department with grain storage were caused by eliminations which be said Con grew pul In the Commodity Credit |CCC( Charter Act in 1915. He said these prevented tils de­ partment from taking ellevtlve ac­ tion to expand storage facilities for huge 1948 crops It bud In buy up under the farm price support laws. Aiken, who headed Ibe .Senate agriculture group lu l!MH In Ihe Republican - controlled noth Con­ gress, Immediately declared Bran nan had given an entirely errone ous view of Ihe l»*a law He said that actually Ihe Agrl culture Department agreed with what was done amt helped tu draft Ihe law. “ But then," he said, “ suiueime got the Idea to spread II around (he country that there was a luck of storage space. The price of grain was forced down a billion dollars and they put the blame mi Congress." The committee has been going Into a variety of cases. .Some cases have Involved alleged misconduct of Agriculture Depart men! employes: -most were con­ cerned with losses on grain anil other commodities stored under the farm price support program, Sen. Kern (R.-Mo I, who has de­ manded that Brannan resign us a result the uisciosures, disclosures, mm told a reiiui of oi me -porter It woi would, take more than reporter full day to (Itllr me secretary (V*.>, ranking lie Sen Aiken ............... publican on the Agriculture Com inlttee, has accused Hie dupait rnent ol “a voverup Job on steal Ing " He said he wauled to ex amine tlrumiun about it Tuesday nighl the Agrlmllui, Depurluirnl Issued u rep.nl say ing sborlages In stored grain and other commodities since Win Id War It have totaled W.MO.Ooo This compares with Ihe five in seven million dollars In shortages which Brannan told the Scnahrommlltee last January were lxing Investigated. But the secretary said Tuesday night he would repeat In the sena tors his forecast of five months IK It l N S l I.I. BRINGS WASHINGTON uW Hep aid- (I* S C l told the IlmiMthat A m erica's C o n .p cjii wdl “ raise and Mqqmrl" loin million sohller- and will pro dine :i 1j hllll.iii dollars win Hi nl wi-.i |>oiis in-si year t ills (on e. if pint rtl on .11 In c duly would In- .111 im-rtMM- ol ;i|i pi osiiiiali'ly 1 lam.iNm m.-u over pieseiil 1,111 ni'i-.iii ii'cngth bil liards .aid \lhi-d Ini ecs a Irmly has.- m.-r >' . millio-i iii*-u imdi-i arms 01 .pm klv a s .. ill I-IIHil.mv'tuiiil lln- mu III Hu- to t»y. a r u m s ol ilu- S o lo I thiioii in cbidiin: - .ilellili lorces, tot d around four iiidlu-u men, ai i . u . Init­ io recent eslunato., Itiehatds eti.in 111 111 ol tile I 01 eii'u Allan - i ouiniiitee, up.-ii.-il the tiglil Fin lloii-e appKK.il ft, -on it"i.noo in ....... . mild iiy and i-eiiiuiMiir aid tor Ihe ye.rt stalling July I The Mill already one IlHIhUl dul lar-- less Ilian I'u-Mili-iil Tru man requested, l o a d slt'orig demands fm I1.1 Hi. t .lit - lleihielliim. id an nihi l one tullinii dollars have been preitn ti -d 1 iiinuiilii-s uliii I d-, said Hu ll aid oiiHine ol l-'iirn|>ean Iroop sin tii'iii un Imti'iI 1.1 i ts i' and I in ki-y whnh have a 1ot.il Im re ol -.mid .(mi non Ilu haul • ud in a prep in-il S|,e 1 h Cl" I, ye lul'l'e ill We tel II IIII1111> • ireeee and E Lit <| H' l< d I I,II i.UIJO III l.lllll Till l ey I I ('..•■ 11Huea (In | . ) i , r Unlit i Is T o ltl A llie s 1*1 U l I l K L * In lio n l). IO x p o e t H it A s s i n ia li il P r e s s I .c a se d W ire --TB I Big Red Buildup is Under Way In East, Gen. Ridgway Says W eap o n s u in n u in is ts I In I,il.il w Ml hi Wlile lot I I neln e and inohilirahle Hi-o|is III darts aid link l u e n a s e d .duiul I million 111 Ihe last two >1:1 V . 0 1 . 1,1 m e " Ilu* * Inin loam added "lllul only Ihe must tub hoi 11 deli-ali I 1 mild lad to hi- 1111 l i o n . l v i-neoili aged by Hie in Civ.1 e and unpi m enient III Allied luilltiirv lien igh over Kvu xlmrl ie ills ‘ Klihurd- lunk note id an t-\ h e d r d text nl -dri-Uglli In-tvieu dVi uhlu i.il so|<ei-. te. < n e . t'i-fi ilnh.-il \ I all and Gl-li llwlghl II i'lseiihnwer nvei Ihe lllial l.d.d il Hie lull I ill ha aid tll.lt " Ei.-ii Mi 'In- runt. 11 e -uiily I'logiaiii 1110 1 'Hit in- I idl'd ,oel .1I1 nidiined he pit.till-' l'l ll '•■ P h, ll. L'kel’ | 1 1 l>ei li <1 1o >1 dll I 1 1 11 A t P c ;ik Hut W ill A rc O f lie G e n e r a l W VsllINGTiiN N o w P o w e r B eaten , D e c la re s 1- lien Mat- ill. w il Hhlgwav s.inl • today tho If 11- .Mils ll.lV mute a iilg Imihlnp ol imlllaiv slrenglh in Ihe Ear Ihe i oniinumst - m Knrea non h.ive 1 g n . d e l oKi-nsivc jm). letiliai Hi in1 al .mi tune m Ihe I'.i- 1 lluli-wav ••ml Iih. in- Ihinki 1Ii.iiii'i" uni tingiil (or an inl­ inedi.ili- ce.i ine ig ie e m r n t In K'-iea E.i-1 and t>•■*lute ihe lied hinlilnp. l.e predu ini Hal if lln- 1 ntiiMiiimits try I ‘o in ise nfleii ive Ihey will be in-den h i el. Inl*' IS mill " l i i-mendnut bniiiw ay i- 11, 1,mi,i limn) die 11 I 1 tern 1 uni maud to Europe II he will lake over (lie Norlh V*I-inl u- In-aly furees (mm Gen. I ’ ys 11:Id 11 I'.'lM-nliuwi-r In .1 Inisy day lure, tie h u m , iiehuid eloseil spent doors .01 v- i in,- i|in- d ons iroiri senator* onl i Ikii In-Id .1 news conference Hn- I'enlaitoii I I Mill " I'o r t- Hie eiiators gave uii’ii in it, Ji tin* same id 1l'lm1enlly was Co!ere,) ||| hi n Hug- m-u i Him -<i ii ilnis stirred by ....... Island menl.'ids, que*d linn at some lenglli about l " ‘ "Her id w ar Mlualum 1111 m.“ Kill lull No. I!).1) Hrnlgc.s lit \ || 1 i|(iuted -ayiug lanalieal Cum­ N iMiiqis have commdieii ilro IIm and conducted a ' iMli .1 lei 'gainst other p rlf Mil* | S lll-igw a\ as monish in t I'linto mil- I I I !’ lew ill. 0111 ll Ituriiiiinu, Mlil Valencia I n i ' - , n l a s i 1 I. 11 mn I'liigiulli He li> .1 field englneei on ciniiiiii-i. I iimI'Lo nlu Ilu- Kailio t'm |ioi at mn o f Amcrlcu, operating 111 tin- .-lit* il |.:i 1 1 tin- check ilu- 1at e within Itlll mllt-n uf Hiinfurd. i lls .Iu IIi-m me In Iilg of Iiii.tullalinii of innlloil |ilclui« suillld a|i|nii a i m . and lUlllti'll hi t -.1* , . f , o A-' a hubby lm K Inl.desled in |duitn -/apliy, and lip in cline , of M..ildn scenery and In develop his men filift- \\ in- gi’iH-nil t'"uiirnii'ii that In - hiivc 1)1-1-11 (inmil in Ihesu '.(""i1* . BrUlg"-- I.ltd r.'iKirlers. lb- said Hint in n ctiiM'd ,hHir seiMOM miii v.'i ninrs Hidgwuy al.so s Ktl It is inn- that I'ninmuniit I'OU flew fil'd (lug! ami bad •til II Am leli'ptiuni. lint's inside IIII. i nip fll *• nfiilt live ml liiilgyi.iy " (p re ss e d t'"W"vn lluil rebel- Commies Blamed Congress Votes For POW Riots On Bill To Keep 1'iunmans Stance Price Controls ^ At U. N. Camps I » null Imil l'l ■Icuh .iii.ii . h a ­ said Hlc-biir.l (Dll I II It-. Slippol I il uml.lal tie ' 1*11tt i l U i u I h l m L I s Ii-IIM* by ,i| i|.ri.pl I illni! 11*.* IiiIIimii p o l l rtl O n K n |t : I n ihillur-. miii e I'll* lur ilmni'-.lii- mill fureigu mililiiry inin-i.iui. mid L ast F o u r D a y s ii-unulinc mil id.... nl itlchr.nl H Ml hi (hill lliHM* will 9 t u i t u t i n m e i in s u n tutu lu ml ill i*|i|y *’ii».»v %kilims [Ml VV< >-,t* High 1. M-I nlfii 1 II MillIlitit'll lilt I*ttnr I lit Ml III III" l'l " I ' d Nation-, < nmim ml today mil- i riolx mul m-nleut- Ul New City Pump At J. Va \ MfKinkw Water Works Adds vSuccueds Luc* As 350 Gals. A Minute llousin};- ( liairman i*1'* 1,11 t'hiti l ijilil) I artv At i\U»et A 1111‘ 11( I V 11 l i l l l W u tlll S t i ip W S I J O l I 'i i w n ■ " I) M e d d l e In l\O W : “ ' m i" I,mIu> "lijoyed a " g " t -I ..........mn." and iiiucli .....11 "bhnii- iitli-uilcil the "Mil onl ini | iiiIm.'I lm, y | Wilson 1 I •-I Inn-"" uf il.,. |n ..■■r i,ni anil nil I" 1 > " I l l i " " inhnthriiii o n nil'll in (he \\ \-.IHN»iTDN li niilmiii- w agli pi'll C 1Mill «* Hill ll ’ "f 1 Mm i m StiiuH-lnlii'r. c ird il i • ■- nn-ml ,-i ■ w ,, , i,,| - l o u t N e d v ni li 1 mul 1t ill t "I'll if until .J11In­ Hi M. t "imi" '* *l|"1 * s111*■ 111In lu'i' |. v Hi t rein ,i role I."lay ill In . •li.il It.■ id. v fhniili :!n nford E. U"LI.I,ll'. "•'"'ivi-il n pin lor III ilu: i ..mimlli-" II perfi-i-i ii 111 iiihiuc"; Dr. A .nul-mh'd by Mic lint p. Hu- 1' II hi|* Hll' IV n'i I I' |l i ("i I I i . in i mul Oito li'gi l.ii.ii, would -rf, n in w iin-mln'r, for Malnli/ itiuii lloaii i VN .lit ul an i * Him no. V.. , ntli-iiihiii. iIll'll ll) III lllll'l ("III- Ml I ' I"• I 'll 11 "‘’"•ll"" wi-ri- iiiiiiIp by ,itili i . il did iii lln1' It * 1 * I •i ’ III* IIIIs. filling mil mul .-xchaligIt al in would niuki- lb* ws H .1 ni (viui-h itn-v tiis.I w ritimdy i"pr"(CiiHni: n>I* 11It1it l( III u»r li la ia, Ini'ludlng hub|I|| llllH'1 lii|) t.t. i' i’ iii i it its pri-M-iil Mm.,1 - I. ul iii pairs In ■■ 11 c ,i|uul represent.it t Kill It ■ tin •(16 "ll "i mid vii-d Iii gtlldlr Iill ii11 IMlIlll I', i itti nit in tl V ml i tm| in *! m Ill-lull lh" i urillliltl. * In.i.n \%i V I. i -- i In- n. .-Mitt li Ia 11"lit i-i i-.ini'in nl ii mm I'liiilriivvrsv m u i ui'. ii wi -ii * | III ll N I*" -uiii'i l a m p vokt-l! by miimII Ii,uni* nl di(- Ii.tril • 'dill IIIMMi I-. Ai'llHi: Mil Ml ltl>1S ft. JlllW that Ilu- llNG IS ii.i-iiM-.itim: row Uni- Mill ;it I ' m .mi 111»-•(I;• v mul ■Ml" III! Illl'lll till Vllllc I ICC I Ill'll ll Till- lli-v. .1 i;. McKmil-v wrih KuJ(- b'lmid i-n rlli'r litis 11n ml 11 ■leeli-il clinlrinni' uf tin Hunfiird lU T H ircd in prlsuni-r h n sp ilu K Housing Aiithniltv ui ii nii-eting 'Die lu-xl move* of tin* llcii-i. Hn* I .-Id yi-itlHriliiy .............. ut Mi" uHlrCrN said lliulm ihli-illy w ill In­ ufflce nf (ipiirgn WMlimn . esren in Hiili-asli Yiulullt iii'i-u ..iln u i . Ih al iivn srerctnlv. Hi. llN G i-i sir low mul ru id Fin p tl tli-v. M''Kl(di-y, tic i Iur t»! hie tlia l II ft even Im lu iiin : pu the Elrnl Melliuiiist t'liiM.i li, «iu?» Ill-Ill-. Ill lln- liosplliil lull -.ilu -*-i| n.fv I i "ii I'lirHi'll, In Sin I nlliiighl i l i \ii i in I.... r. , reds Hurry I-"'. *!»•• >'.ui|di-tv.l lln- tl IdghHi A rm y i,uid Hi" on in ilu- mill inf In Im•(i no i mi- i U I. h..|i fill I III.Ill l " ii" « l Hiivk-.-rving Him iitiesplu-.l I'-riu '.f I'ur.an uuHui-ak was limchi-il off i i 'VI.i I h ii nl Hu* WuUh lie .ili-> I ..(lull ,-in -li-i , i •>r i inuiiapi-r; Itidu'rt Itulph T. Ciiwan, yviin li if I i .-it:" hv ii Prow n rit in. Mm hiin- i n, purnmnll group nl agitators Act • ii frniii tl.» Aill tic. 11v scvei.tl ■ ii ii >ia11- hn-pil.il Mil.i Ihirsiiurf, ngi-iit nnli'rlii". Mu" Hid llia l law p erm its Ilu- l. ilun In- elm mi' ■Iionllis ago. I'MW wa- kilh-d mid M-i yv"i" in pal Inn-iil In ri-q n iic Im M ii. nl I in l. ii.. li.r.- iminai*. r; Hr. H. il ■ ll.-v. Frank d>-nli'il, Mr. Lee yi-vt.-idwv -'iil.rnilled hi jiim-iI ill Hn- 2'v liimr nicies* I'.nvi'l liiui-nl i n lllr.n l In | >•v lint W l!m I ri-ilgnutluii from tli" Aulltunl/, Mm urn I 11vi.'tlu; I'uKtinaster I'rt-u n c r in in uti'-s ami (>i i-.inn-i lith.in 111" liilliiliin in w o'. I " ' I,'-cause uf tin- |iir»«tlle nf lul-i iliu lui -. in Ilu- h n j" Im spilal xi-iil (0111111- 'in Hie p ailn ill.n - i uni I". I II-i." I.I M.-rdn i i i l c r , ii nl f a ­ tal. i|i-"l.ipci Willliim t'uxll", I" in-lie duties mi * iiijm Mi s i n k " F rid a y They lm li>. ility " J, il. Hull wre ...... tlm Vi-" yvi-ri- ri'iiiuvi-tl fro m tin- lm pital I I ulhright M-i-ks tn ili'lim' Im ality l- (s. i*.i , W \\ liaw-Min, cuntrae'" i \ I Uri-.-r, I ’liiii.ln Hmiii* ll nil (III link Hu 1*1111P 'I »***! 11i.i, llhuril Ilu (-un# I ic Ml tiinirinaii "f It" Aulhnrily ! tin I' m , r.-iu i" "lit ul Ivc; E. it. I'lans veer" innile t<v Hn All'll Gun. v, ilrv (l-iilier; Judge Doug­ ,,illy fur th" laying " f the o r T h o m a s . 1. L a n e , 7 0 .la y t'c i'H M a p I 'la n s in lll'-n-t rota n'-rstone uf William < Ink t'uuil Alsu lotrudiiced were J uiIk " ll. Sunduv nftvriKiun, June I, ul 2:00 D it'H I n C h u l i m t a T '« ( J e t O u t V; t t l f W Wni". ntlorimy; Ucv. A. (S. ..'cluck. linn.ii. fur thin fifi mitt prolecl Thninnn J L a n e , 7(1, dii-d ul I In l Me I mi I . (,'minly Tax Uidlector A new pump wa* Inxtallcd id the City welt* *outh of Hanfonl yesterday afternoon, nddliig Mfili gallnn* per minute tu amuum of water pumped into the rover voir and alleviating a water shortage that had caused Mayor .Stumper to auk resident* tu reaxv sprinkling lawn* during dry weather. The new Installation bnmglit the supply of water pumped into tha reservoir from 1200 to 1,550 gallons per minute, City Mininmr John Glllon stated thla morning Materially aiding home ownait in their'dilemma oT having parch ed lawns and gardens and being unshle to water them wine Un­ welcome shower* yesterday, wln-n according- to Elton J. MongMim. Jr., weatherman, rainfall wm measured at .81 Inch. Monday rain totallad .62 Inch. With the City's augmented wa­ ter supply, home owners will now "Id fur 1702,1)00. GHuii J. Muugbbe able to sprinkle lawns during i.,ii Is nrcbltei-t fur ilu- project, dry periods, said Mr. Glllon. I* located nl Muih.-rry Av >• Meanwhile M. G. Hodges of Bun ulilch and We-it T.iilb htreel In bs* been drilling two trxi n-ie Cnldnboro, we-il <.l s within th* city, one at Un-Ilu* I25 unitimuiedliiti-lv C ’nstl* linwi-r r.i" south end of th* reservoir, amilift, tlm which bus been occupied Bill '" other at th* south-east corner uf r. EI m Avenue and Fourteenth Nuvembv The i'ulillc Huu'iliig Aihnlnli'Street, one to 111 feet and the tiatiou hisu been Invited to send other tn HOC feet. U repr^rntutivu tu tk" ilidicutlun, It ie planned now, said Mi. mid In addition the GDy and Glllon to drill a 12 inch source C-ninty will In* represented. Ilf well near the reservoir where it is Mary McC'leoil lletliunc, president honed to g*t * flow of 600 to 1,000 rmerltua uf Iletlililiu-L'uukiiiiin CulI bHoim per minute at 200 feet Daylunu [feutili, will be th' Tho cost of this work ho* been lege, fiuturad spvnker. Bhe was recent estimated at #r foot for the ly pointed out in fteadei'a Digeat first 14 foot 1 |3 per f er font beone of the furenumt Negro v-J* low deadrook, n addition tlonai call ucutors uf the euuntry. 16 mInch „ .a- IW nU lw I n It is planned on the day uf dedi­ la will be for ___ tu huid open house nl both around tho II , , ___ __ cation William Clark and Castle Brewer cement hetweOn the two casings Court*. to prevent M*pai*> Uf aiieclal intercut will be n dwelling unit in William Clark Court (hat will b* furnished as n demonstration unit, through th* A « that* S °S circuit L S inT tiu N courtesy of several local (urrdtura ibore Uw Anchor chor Inn, BoutL. dealers. Tha Castle Brewer ad­ .. Avenue, cauaed ministration building uml com­ ---------- ------le last night before munity center will also be open the power was cut early yester­ for Inspection. Meanwhile City workmen, hnvo day i m i u -it waa announoed Ire. Wight by Fire Chief, M, N. Cleveland been encaged Jn clay1- surfacing streets adjacent to the projects. •iff M 2 Y ;-j- , V I,. Y- .tA&V'- -j" •->>1f-' V«. ,’Ai , ,aV , Eintii pluim were iiiupi" bin Im iii" in G lm luotn, E la . ul " " in ii iii tin Iiiuruln g fid ln w iiig mi tlln i-i-i nf I iiiniithu. I I " wan burn ile t. H, IK IU , In W a re C o u n ty. Un.. mid linn lived in Glniluutu (m llnpnut :t!l years. He was it mmnhei u f ilu- H arm ony Hapllnt C bu ri-lii in CliUluutn. H u ivivu rn in clu d e; two dmigh t i- r ., M rs t'lm rla s Bu tton, C liulim tn,, M rs. E im n e rt Kuun, T ilu -iv ille , E la .. une son, T h u m .,.. L . L a n e , C b u iu iita, six grnnd child ren. two liriith e ra , ltry a n t l.u n u , f?n|i>*burg, G a ., Oacar I .m i". Haufnrd, and ulio Hlster, M rs. Blld d " Dus, Ga. Ennrral seivlreu will b* lield ut .'I:,‘I0 p. iii. Friday, ut Hie Harmony iluptiut Church In Clmluotn, Flu. Rev. E u y it t " Hall will nfficlatv. Burial will follow in tha Chuluotn Ce metery, WILLIS ENLISTS JACKSONVILLE (Special) ~ Clmrles Edwin Willi* of P. O. Box 122, Sanford, enlisted last week In the United State* Air Force fit the Armed Forro* Examining Station In Jarktonrlile, He he* been sent to Lackland A ir .,Forpe Bes* l» flan Antonio, exas whafe he will take basic Texj training. •* ' t i ll-lit I t g i-tlillg m il lln- v l.- fm I'M lu ixl I ui- iln y ' i D .-iii"i'i i t i r th.m m ) l>y clg lit nu-iuli"! ' }tfMilliol" G uiltily Jiliiin r i l iinh"i of ('iiiiiiiierce'u ci 11niniit"" tuulli.il "get nut lh In tbe l a v i i-i- Vnl"" liiliii- Ihm lli. Tin- t'liiMiqlttiv h('ad"'l hv I’lur"in-" Knight b ill broken down the drive Into three iilm u-i . know yum l andidixt", regli let and get mil tin- vutv. Th" firul phuxu* have Ion n auccusafully coniidi'U-d and di-tulli-il planii were inade by Ihe i-uinmittuu fur folluwlng llinmgh with a record vole (Ilu- of (he tchi-nn-n ilecidnl un by the lommilWu was lu print 5,Hint I'hrimpletfl mill ml veil inn l.oili In Ihe newHpnper* uml on the radio the correct Inforinatton on Ihe pulling place* In the new precinct*. The phauipletu will he distributed by the Boy Hi-nuts. Tiie Jayceeo will uUo furnish free transportation tu and from the polling places. Anyone desir­ ing a ride may call the Jsycee Information Booth al 1172. Mr. Knight stated that rveryoiie'a vote la more Important than ever before and atressed tha im­ portance thoae voting, to be.sure and get aameone, who It not planning to vote down to the poll*. Y- i <.... il ...I nl tin I'nar Ilnl.M I tin < l< lu ist H ead O l' F le e te d M e n ’s C lu b Ilu. nniiiil Gunilipit.l was "b'eted pr.- iikiit of th" Mi'ti'n riuh of IInly i'n s Eplui-upiil Church at a in. "ting nlt"i"|.-il tiy about 16 iih-iuIhts l-iut uVbt. H" Hucceed* Ital" Ki-.itt who pri-*ldcd. E n d MncMurrny w as elected i.-crrtary, succeeding M. L. "Sonuy" Itntinril. Tin- tucellng nf tin- club was the filial mn- fur Ihe spring and sumlu.i nenion. Meetings will be re­ sumed in Heptemher. __ . J -' j Movie T im e T able itrr/ “Rancho Notorious” 1:31 • 8:28 - 6:22 - 7:10 - 9:10 MOVIELAND “Oh Susanna” »• 7:35, Nature 8:16 • last plats show 9:46 PRAIRIE LAKE "At Sword’s Point” 7:80 - lOtSO "You're A Sweetheart” 0:30 only 4 tu ‘- ■AW On iL '■M jfi i t. L n I ; k i * ^ :i| jil �A* \ POW Cam pa Legal Notice** ' m m i H « r a r p i.it U T io s i r n n W t IIK K D , t l * f . I H I I ClnrM a S l i i l s l n i f I I M I JfcW oTiCH m iiia t ic n v n iv r .N , .That It. II. I<l)«r. fh» Molit.r nr tin. /nllciwlni; i rr iltii »)<• rum riled r.ilil rnrlirirnla fur In* rt"*.l In p* If. M e l It l.r .n ii T h r r rr tlflr a tn nunik *r ami year nt laauanoa, lh a il»aertpllnn nf the iira p rrly . ami the name III which II m t ».nrx»<.<l are aa follow.i •‘rrtlfti.au fin. :* i XSm 1*’ I',!!. 'je r ; -Joty 1, ]*i|. Drerrlpllen uf PrnperlyNW H lllk 7 Tr ♦ The Town I of San font I’le | lleok I Pauee u in t« a, ns. in . lu , n« * Um«i In i * h iHii sfHii f. in Lit HHlyn. #i a| << nntianr.l lio n !•«■« tls.l lo ii x-parfllf rnmirfitinil Monday without umilrnl "The (I’llinn) riot Tuesday was only p irl of Ihr overall Communist plan,'' one Unit'd Nations officer until. Hr mill thru1 prisoner* had not broil screened "The Kdh nrr carrying out Dili ngllAllon in the prison cnmpmimlt In South Knren. in the name way they operate on ii world rrnle First they attack In Keren, then 1r.»«; h;.<a, :r.cr. ina .tttc i r *- 1n. . a all follow* the same pattern " He asked not to lie named lie "Brallqr’i Triad And P m •n U id « n ilil| la Clvtt AI* fa in U a q a s s t l o n a b * if QeaM/Wa Him Far U#4- III nr raid property linfnir In .punly nr Seminole. Siatn of i da lltilere eorh rerllflr ale e rrdeemrd m ro r d ln a In l.iw iroperiy m , ,i i„ (r, ale will he eol.l In |he hla Older nl (he frnrit dnnr nf tp p i.ir i riu x i on n i:t;n l l p r . I ft V. I *1 Flitflili* Mill ii Ira ft* IVMHl M »T h k IH IIK M K IIV O IV F N . IliAt *t II ItlRff. Mir RaJiifT *if lh « frjllfiH I tig f *‘f 11fit'll t #• hup filed a ltd •r u n - dlf‘ f*«r U i d*rd lit hr la ftiiril l i i i f *f'H Thu rrrllflcHlA riiim* h# r dMl j I'd r nf i - mihiim »*, iiir d*»* h i r I*il 1'itii nf l h* |ini|irrij, find flic frit inr In H hh h II w i n aaiarpard lira 1 t* frdlrtH *• i Yrilflt'Alr No. *11 119 M agnalla P hone It I f ir«M Pelltkal AS*) Freighters Collide Near Block Isltlttfd H L O t’ K I S U N dTH . !, U N -T w o ba wild ihFoufbout Seminoti County, i a t the Prlmay to ba Mid 1lay 9T* IMS, Ineludtnt c*m!id»t« to be for In the varloua County Commissioner and Justice of Peacb Yr»f nf Ira linn* a J ill V 2, “ llrnllcj 'H Sound Hnml HepHrlntfHl Plim Will Ik’tic- fit All TriivrlcrH In Our Slnte. A h Well Ah Mynelf." Hlgucd: (Jerald l>. l,oHHlng G e n e ra l lira* rl|tH«tri ttf I'ropertyj H ‘ , of Idif II AIM’s .4 Hunt’ rmirls 1*1«i Hnok I I’hm * M Ntiiin* In h hh ft -i!■**■*-r d F. C l*i*r kiiiH All nf Rill'd pin Ilf-1 t r hi I InIf In flu* i Tin ui) nf Hr in! finis*, Hi *4f i* of Flnr iila ITilraa aiii'h ccrllf liulrt #d*.«M nr riMlrrint'il nrrnfftlMM If* l«*V Ihr Ifd |f« r I 4 ilnarrI I#«m| In am h certlfl* - M r Hill In1 at- hi In (h r Ii I r Im i I i»l H m ffnnr ilunr nf iln*( rpllindt- <V»ti Ml y iTtiiil flnimr dl din in rd. Kin fit! Mi fin i h r lira i Jdnn in |ih»- tin m »It nf i n nr, IRA 2. Hflilrh *• Ihr 2ml diiy nf i i i n r IR52 tM Ird Mila .1011* day nf April 11*62 i» i\ m i i i M ' o v fieri* r i r n i l l Fonrt. Piininitfr Fminty , FJnihl.i (HLA L I D m u r a n t t JAMKH II. fill I’ Assne. PRICE U I r, O [ S 1 N , 1 M | IN vrstlgnflnn Indicated the prisoner was shot when he reslslcn search ui his return from a work detail odslde an enclosure holding 3,000 Chinese Communists. llnntner said he conferred with i prisoner spokesman. Maj, We .lug, shortly aflcr the shooting. On ihr camp rnmmamler’ss nrder We ■rliimed to Die barbed wire en loMire ami within 33 minutes halt ut'itiiTiinii n i i u i i u ru iiii lljr tChi »ni ■d ii demonstration begun by irse I’OWs within mlnotei after he shooting. Ronlncr said Wei and II other irlsoners were permitted today tr dsll the cemetery where the slain rhlne.io wns burled. ii ii oewdlntnrs al Dm tightly drad locked Korean armistice talks to day protested Allied handling o Red rloli at a prisoner nf wa> hospital at Pusan. North Korean (Sen. Nam II dc mantled an accounting nf the In cldent In which one prisoner wa killed and U ware Injured. The Communist* got lltlle sails W H h K IT BUREAU OF SANFORD Insurance Mm M i r n i: o r tax MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING—TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES S lg a a it M ifeohR MaeNalB Two Arailrmy Award Winners — Humphrey Ri Hunter In a arene from ilOlli Century-Fox’* "bcriijllne Ing on the Rita Theater screen Thursday and Friday. DU. If. McLAULIN OPTOMKT1UST GENE’S \>8tS'dSi hypocrUy" and ’’chlldl.ih distor­ tions" In negotiations nn exchange nf nrlsnners Nam II seltcd nn Ihr I’usan rlnti to raise anew charges that the Allies commuted "arts of terror" and murder in handling Red cap lives. The Army said the 24 hour tight 't 1'iissn erupted when fanatical Reds serving as hospital orderlies defied orders tn leave the com­ pound for transfer elsewhere. -toy told Nam: "If our refusal tn use force tn deliver In you prisoners of war who oppose returning to your aide results In delay In the attainment of an armistice, then make (he moat nf It. Our stand In this Issue is firm and final." On Red handling nf raptured \llled personnel, .toy asked a series if (|tiostlnns: "Have lied I'OW ramps been ipen tn neutral benevolent socle ies? Have the Redi agreed lo ixchangr scrinusly skk and In ured prl,inners? Have the Reds estnrrd to POW status M>,000 un ircnuiiled captured Allied soldiers? lo port under their own powar. The Mtrhael Tracy, a 3AS • fool vessrl owned by M . and J . T ra c y Inc. New York, and the 88 Prtafdent Tyler nf the American Pres* ulrnt l.lnes both were damaged but no one wns injured. Tho President Tyler, fnrmerly MAY 1 7 ,1M1 Die Iran Victory, reported damage above the water line. Although pri­ SEMINOLE COUNTY marily n freighter,! he SOS*fool ves* scl often carries a few passengers. PRECINCT NO.-------She wns headed for New Yora on her regular run from Boston at the time of the collision. Tho Coast Guard said the Ml* To Vot« for a peraon whoso name la printed on tho ballot, mark a cross .X) In the square - ha H Tracy lost her anchor on the a t.th e RIGHT of the name of tho person f o r whom you desire to vote. starboard how and waa taking wa­ ter at the forward hold. Howaver. the ship reported her bulkhead near the forward hold waa holding. The President Tyler la about 7.000 tons and the Michael Tracy about (1,000 Inn*. DEMOCRATIC PARTY Florida CropB <1 ••nllnnr.l I'rom l* a a . ( la .t wi led lo rontinue well Inin June; (Mil wenther roused same delay " Y o u have n o t,” J o y to ld N am ui development Cucumbers — North Florida olnnllngs nl peak. Kguiihnls — Late plantings in tooth Florida principal source of mpplles. F.scarnle — (iencrally good con­ dition Peppers — Remaining acreage n North Florida section generally ■nr to r<hhI condition. Potst'tes — Yield good: bulk ol •rop moved. Kcpinsh — Supplies tn drop with nnsl from North Florida. Turn atoes — Peak volume during DAN McCARTY BRA1LEV ODHAM b , A LbK R M A N L E G ISL A T IV E F O R S T A T E S E N A JO R THIMTY-BKVKNTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (VoTt roa Owa) M rhMan 'r a n g e s g . h r o \ v n kffoRA fJn. cAhftGLL Jft ( n u . M l I l ’. n d ld .t .) U 3 M » M for K . f . u v . r ) LI.OYD F. BOYLE MRS. W. W. ( P ig g y ) hTRSTifTt. FffLtlk A. MAX BREWER EHRMANfd C O U N TY F O R S H E R IF F (V otb roa O n s ) C . n d H . t . * ___ P, A. MERO , IN!M ON 3 !cCfTEH O N F O R C O U N TY C O M M IS S IO N E R CALL FOR Many of the animats classed ss arnlvormis actually live mostly ,n plants- tho bear being one example. DISTRICT NO. 1 (Vtrra roa O n a) EARL HIGGINBOTHAM I’U Q ir .j fur K .f m iv .r ) ‘bNA p e A r c e Fja4aad Hum. iii H. (M as. L o c ia n ) T H O M A S lo r It'tu.d fn, Hl l . s . l l ) mVARD v'A n w a g e NEN F O R C O U N TY C O M M IS S IO N E R DISTRICT NO. S (V otb roa O n b ) BONNER L. CARTER JOHN W.MEISCH FOR DELIDATE’NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FIFTH CONONKSBIONAL DI8 TN1CT MEN (Vnrg roa O nb) KftANK W. BELCHER' . j f o r K .f.u v .M (T abTBOYD n u .^ ) n ’.n iid .u ) HERBERT ra m bORSfcY J. PRESCOTT W. HUGH bONCAN FOR DELEGATE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION Vote in ( Precincts I i swtnq tr ityou try ^x-xrssa * " " tha frame onidV-bruoinA y ohunoe, There’s one of theie lively Ihotorque*tubekecl-foratota1 eyes at a lovelies woitinR for you to of IS rlde-enRineering features. fiffi'X ' " r r ^ . **• 7 ,|,, , | ,hty looUvou?r 9 ff l4Hh?,lc9 b H ol, 0 lt# to ull your ,r Fireball 8 Engine, EUElne, that’s that’* a gas*saving high*oqmpresslon 0 vuKe.in.hcad. \bu could pay it $300 to $400 more for a ear “ ■. k ■ SFIC&l F lfflf M«N . ( Vota roa Pout) WOMEN V<nrt PDA rva O ON n I) i) (VOTI P H i XT7«. if# at ,s : k : isaatteJaB out! down on upkeep emu, by " if * -RBMSari. a s . *\ . " . . , end, and even the tiree, from * ; . driving strains. , , tfrltm**, 1 JS S f 0 W M IO C JI M l V a t l B FIFTH CONO NBaatONAL OIBTNICT "urexyhen you've tried it.This it. This »«re when you’ve foar f i Wasn’t "built to s price.” It*i Buiek through and through, „ , th a t do esn ’t m a tc h its horse* t *10 re rn a in s th a t nnw or w hen you oheck th e p rice of s J” *. . | _ B u lo k S p b c i a l a g a i n s t t h e l RARTY O F F fC I FOR DELEGATE NAT DEMOCRATIC CONVE arATK-AT-URSE m w k - 1 " ’- " * . .. . . ' trim-mi mtd$k ^ 1*? i �Shortages Shrink But Prices Still Remaining High By STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN ■THAT B L U E 1T H E R fff J N E X T “n o M « S 8 L O P P . S . C H A R T R E U S E K H tH E N A N D B A C K H A L L -- 1W H A T C O L O R A R E >ft)U F H I N T / N d t A R S ^ O O K U M S d /n i n g ROOM ? Bus-Driver Hailed By News Reporter By IIAI. BOYI.C NEW YORK tits—In inakiiiR out your will did you ever consider leaving anything In a bus driver? Probably nnl. Few penpte give a bus driver anylhlnR except a halt! Stall*-. ^ Y ST A M L& t -*>* TH E HUMAN C O L O R C A R t* r»r* imuKirr. i«. wimn ainuTi auxavtb for n llllle Florida *uii*ddtu\ The surprising llilm; is lhr.l more n rn il Krired by wnniirrltixt at the wheel “ People are funny," one Inis driver lold me “ Ri|;lil when you think you orr driving nothing hid era?.)' wildcats (.'hristrn.it conies along, and one nr two will hand you n small present when they pay their fare: then you net to thinking they are people again " Some drivers have a fine gift for lifting the spirits of pastcnilcrs Once I was iiujong tlie^l ne voy. ape ho lit e on a crampon Inis In which everybody seemed In he in a had mood A small hoy came aboard carry inn a Ml; packiign The pack ace humped up ain't u • landing woman, and she cried snappishly "Driver, why Ho yon lei anybody on the Inis with n package that alrr? You knmv d against the law " "IJve and let live lady," said the driver, philo-MUihtrallv ” 1 wouldn't care if somi'iHidy climhed on carrying a basket full of co­ bras." All the way you could hear the weary passcn;crs break out in chuckles We have a National Cranberry Week, a National Dog Week, u Na •ional Caise lllrd Week, « Natluii.il Crochet Week Why not at least a National tins Driver May to honor the guy who all yeai lonu pels ils ill one piece In wherever we wnnl In go faery boy <ii some lime w nnis lo be a loco motive engineer The Airplane pilot is one nl the most glamorous men of the ugtv But who ever made a hrro ol the bus driver? Nobody but his W’ife, his kids, and his dear old mother. And yet he carries more people safely on more important missions, yenr in and year nut, than any nlher fliture In tran»por i.aIInn. And he has by far Ihe hardest task A train rides on Its own rails ami switchmen Rive it a fast, clear trnck An airplane follows n steady hr am thrnueh the skies. Rut a bus driver threads a devious path through the mnsl rloRRcd traffir in history Pntrnlial death whlxxes by every moment rumbling trucks careless motorola a rabble try ini; lo beat the light And the pas seiiRers somehow still feel more secure than if they were on a train nr a plane They have a great blind faith the bus driver will deliver them lulact In Ihrlr destination Hr nl most always does —day after day idler dny How lie lines II Is one uf Humarvels ol our limes. Who a none us has in show ns much skill while umlrr so many pressures? The miraclr Is lhal nnymic ran he 1 found who can mnnaRe — all a I Ihe same time — to steer a lum herltiR vehicle IhrmiRh a busy sired, make change, hand mil transfers, pick up a dropped dime, keep an eye mil for children ilarl Ini; (roin Ihe sidewalks, nml c\ plain In a querulous Indy why II really Isn't Ills fnutl If she rnugld the wrong tins With nil that horsepower under his hands the tins driver also needa lot of horse sense In his work For he lias more afllldlons than plagued .toll lie is under more slram Ilian any of his passengers, hid if they are vexed hy a personal problem they often vent their irritation on him at Ihe least excuse. They rare !y think id Mill as having a worn It is no wonder (tint several years ago a New York Ims drlvci bored hy Ids routine hack and forth life, left his route nml drove souih TIIK S ANFORD HERALD I)U . II. K . K IN G n iirio p n a cto r I’lra .r mil fur n|ipolntrnrnt Flump 1732—17 IB | D U . L. T. D O SS C illlto rK A C T O It IIOITRK it t o 12— 2 t » 5 303 Atluntic Rank Building Rhone 7(S3 ..................... i- - ---------- a •fluff! S tiU S M O * Vs-Pint $ 1 .4 0 Pint $ 2 .7 5 FIFTH *440 Quml $ 5 .4 5 7I.,A //W -•***< U .W n , g ixircia Cl!Tillat Cl sc Ms Kasi ------------------------------- Jo h n \V. Mclsch fleoply ap- H prccia'U'ri your support and th e nice vote you jjave him on May 2nd. i lie has been fa rm in g on the W est Side of S an fo rd for 27 y e a rs and is fam iliar w ith all g ro w ers' problem s and will a t all tim es work for the b e tte r­ m ent not only for ------------------------------ No. r>. but all (listriels. D istrict lie Will lie (ira te fu l f o r Your C ontinued Support. In# a part, na Is the fast expansion ol sleel-miUag facilities. lacgal Notices SMITH'll (IF APPLICATION r o l l tax fire sweeping Ihe KuiiHiwesIrin Tank and Oil Refinery ploul nl Corpus Chtl.ii iimmii (Hr*. 11)1.Ill Fl,.rl4» simiMos i.MSUI) NOT1CM IW IIKI1KIIY UIVKN, Thai II II Ills", tIts linMtr of thu loiiowlnu i srlilli atr lias Iliad aalil <srlttli.it* for tax U«*<t lu b« Is* sunt llisrsuti. Tits c.rliriiala nurohsr siul y»ar nf immanca, Ihs da* si rliilloii »t ths proparty, and lha iiatua In which II waa aaaaaaad ara as tullowsi C s r lK Ir a la No. IT Ysar of Isau an rs Ju ly I , t i l l lisscrlp tlnti ot I’roparty: K :1 > ft of lllock A Ind Heel Ion M arvanla Plat Hook I I'a sa II . Nama In which aaaaaaad M. Ilnnaon A ll of said prop srly b ain * In lha County ot Hsminola. Dial# of P lo t. Ida. U nlsss such csrtlflca ta shall ha rsdsanisd accon llnx lo law lha pruparty d*acribad In such ca rllfl* ca ts will bs sold to lha hlahaal biddar a l (ha front door o f Ihe Msmlnnl* C u u nly Court liouaa at Hanford. Plorida. on tha first Mon* day In lh a month of Ju n a, It s ? , w hich la lha In d day of Juna, t i l l . Hal ad thla 10th day of April, O T HKRNDON Clark Circuit Court, Harnlnola County, Florida IN THM ft)P U T OF T N « C j it ltd tt, h k m in o l m et FLORIDA, IN r N O M T f t IN HBi K8TATB OF ABItAM DKIlliV D< TO ALL t-'NHITORS AND ■ON* HAVING C L A IM O , HANDS AGAINST SAID Ml Toil and aach of you ars but If lad and raqulrsd (6 ; an y claim s and damanda you. or althar of you, may axnlnal Ih s a a ta u of A tlllA k YOUR NEXT MOVE wilt be a happy one, ahnuld it taka you lo Wynnewood, where hoaiee are thoughtfully orienled In a beautiful laadocape for maiimum light, ventilation, and temperature cmffoii where bleeping, work, and living arena are cart* fa ty planted for greater convenience, and kitchens are deoippM to,an efficient work pattern. From land eellgp oa an the last minute detail, Wynnewood Homes are hdttor living values, Inside and out. *• .0 Each let landscaped; each electric kitchen complete with nujCA rdfrigerator, and water, heatert each home with krie n wajr.er porch, apace heater, roomy closets and a ta n f tif a c e , ceramic tile hath and Venetian blinds. Move to Wynnewood, and you move Into comfort and security! “Aa A Former Canadian, Appreciate Oeahty T h Kind Of G o V o r n m o R B ailey Will Give M Adopted State.” Signed: Marcel FiiBe w Yes, PENNIES care REDDY CASH" you HAPPIER FLORIDA CLOTHES W A S H IN G o |>r r • r 1111; t ITF nrw 'huoiiuiu jiitriiiutic," assures clcjner tloilicv, ill 4 lyp ii.il wulioul rinse tubs of wringing, for iihonl ,r Sunshine Service home (UlU /ru limn u fitnny ,i int.il' C L O T H It DRYING finny uni fur p,r\on * .kftxt end lung mg mu and u k m g in f t ..Trio wofftes about wind or rain or broken hi line*...for an average of r-Jy Jr itptnnyor lui> •f </<«;/* /T i wood. These beautiful for as little aa |H down payment*, id la located north of d ehet o t Mellenvltlo |)atad on norr.ul um by an •mill family of four, Hot wait! not included...hul ihat’i a “penniet propotiuon,” tool /jj f j•J~T i n O N I N O . .Siulown comfort rrplites a "backbreaking" » li.imliron for (5c to 16c s week.,.an average 4^ V p /' of fen tbsn s half-penny ; |>ei pcivm per day.* l / IND SO ON DOWN THE LIST. Np uomJtr folh in Fieri,in buy more elttlriiily than peopfeSnoit anywhere else. It's modern... it's (heap,,, it’s the biggest bargain in the family budget! , . • i_____ |.. m i m l j . , . ■ ... ) „______ i 1 '• ‘ ■ ■■ - �rtvfriy* TUB SANFORD RIBALD •' 4 Wad. Ma> II, I N I Service Bill Of R ig h ts . The House veterans committee hns approved a new Bill of Rights for men who hnvu served in the armed forces iadf ••h ad a m ir t t n dit in Ujtn rd a y B andar, CbrUtauM * and Now since the start of the fighting in Korea. It colls for govern P abllebed o a d a ta v d a ra fa l- ment<guaranteed loans, educational and training benefits I rb rialM aa and S ew Year* and mustering-out pay similar to grunts given veterans of M l M aaBalia A r.a o a . W alarad mm aocand olaaa n a i l e r World War II. * e r «r, m in, a l th« P aal O fllra The Communist aggression in Korea created a great « a fa rd , ria rld a . a a d a r Iba AH A ct demand for skilled workers and engineers in our defense ef­ Caagree# Mareb a, IBTt. fort. Many of those workers and engineers were provided noi.i.ANn i. ncdit C d lla r from the pool of veterans who had received their training e»i»enu4j~vr«rc.., under the GI BUI of Rights following World War II. The Hn»li "•* W ,» i|a shortage of teachers and doctors I i h s been somevyhat relieved ’ „ ■! UarHIPTIO.V HATKt u#Y Cartier ---------- . . , a na by the number of exserviccnieh who had been given oppor­ tunity to £ 0 to college us u reward for their military Bervlce MV Maalke Abuses of the educational provisions of the original time Year * stricter stric * Rights bill hnve been eliminated as far as possible. A All abtfaarr __. aatiaadi anvda *i accounting will hnve to be made by those who administer . Ib aak a. reeoiulloae — aad aa larteaa • ( ' - • ta r fba g ara a a a a t vaialaa faade. m il , « e b atg a d lav colleges and training programs as to what the veteran is a i reau ln r a d te rlle ld g ralee. getting for the money the government spends. This is us it should be. N evreeenled S allaaaU „ iu »v ln rr l a laad Seweva Serve pavepar -----5 a e a la lltre R e a rd When a mun is taken into service tlie government •ae., Sew Yutb spends much money to train him to do Ids duty. It seems also ■ ddealT lir"".^ Herald le a m em ber a t Iba proper tluit money ahould bo spent to train worthy indivi­ A aaartaied P re a t ttklvb la r a i l lied duals to serve us civilians after they hnve fulfilled their oblid te la a lr tlr la Iba a re fav royaleM* re y a b ll. •* th e lo ral aetea rvlaled gallon in uniform. If thin is done wisely the whole nation gains. le CSanford Herald .la k lla !# * in — ■ ■■■ — - Ann A — » ■ I... -WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1952 TODAY’S BIBLE VBRSB Wa coma Into the world alone •M we depart alone. The great Yaaarene Mood alone much of hla If# In solitary grandeur. Oreat ■*7 uwuwlly atari alone, bul In the end the crowd follows. And when the evening was come ha waa there alone.—Mat. 14:28. | VI* wouldn't be a'arptised if ona of Ire mam irsioni British lirms ara pulling out of Red China is because they have been operating in the red. 1 Down in Tampa a 23-year-old ft » ,n bit pretty young wife to ii • • I n with a shotgun barrel. When young people find they , haply can­ not get alung with each other, arc driving each oilier mad,'(fit better to separale, get a divorce. B A picture in the Timer-Union shows Dan McCarty and (bailey , Odham shaking bands at the Orlando meeting. We don't tee why L- two fine young men like Odham -and McCarty don't do more hand lhaking and lets mud-slinging. |gil Ik' At this is National Clean-Up Week, Chief Cleveland Is urging everyone to gr| rid of all the vast accumulation* nf incendiary ma' Uriah which gather around a house '.-'during winter months.' You'd be surprised at how much more room You would have in even a liny '^houit if all the junk were thrown k «Mt. ,„ X> From the U. S. Wodd and Ntws a Rtporls "Husifll oi Georsia, is 'starting to catch on. Russell will have the biggest single bloc oi start* i/h fc ; ing l n i ........................ delegates, lie’s worth watch­ ing". Russell is the man many notthem Democrats are worrying X about, nut Kefauver, "Kefauver seems blocked from first place", the Wodd and Ntws Rrport con­ tinue*. "He may get second place". There'll be no second place lor luutll. It’s iitil placa or nothini rith him. Latest estimate* indicate ( hat Kefauver hat |I4 delegates, -Hardman 92%. Russell njort than either. It lakes 616 to y f r jntte. Just what it means to Sanfoid . not to have adequa tal ac ommodationi was i ester ' when it waa County it now about 712,000 a month lo ■ant itienU to out of to l hosiptal*. bat b $24,000 a y e *____________ and that is for Indigent patients only. How '' ch the paying customers contria lo Orlando, Jacksonville and tr hospitals, and to tha doctors : these other cities b still an o\ stion. W* venture to aay t Sanford money goes out of i ■for sickness and >1 bill. for any other sin it«m. And st of this money 1 horns if we h ibalT New W ays F or Old A new method for extracting metals from ora has been announced by the Chomlcnl Construction Corporation. In­ stead of refining and smelting, the ores will bo subjected to a chemical process which is said to be faster, cheaper and Tnoro efficient. The discovery is rniid to ho the result of seven years of resenrch and four years of trial and experimenta­ tion. Almost since the start of the Industrial Revolution there has been a fear in tiie minds of many that the world will some day find its resources exhausted. Yet the search for new ways to use resources and for substitutes for those which are used up rapidly hns done much to allay this fear. , It is to the credit of the great corporations that they hsvt led the way in this search. Under the Impetus of free enterprise and the profit motive new uses havelzeen found for old materials and new materials have been developed to meet old needs. From New Deal To GOP Among th«* Hupiiortcrn of Senator Hnlmrt A. Tiift’H pre­ sidential candidacy appears the name of William C. Bullitt, who made nown hi UMH-I'.l. Aa I'reuident Wllsott’a (special cmlssurv to Ruauia he advocated immediate recognition of the Bolshevik regime. Appropriately, when Russia waa re­ cognized in 1933, he became our first unibatmadur to Mos­ cow. He nerved I'reaident Roosevelt aa amhatiHiidor to France from 103(1 to 1041, and a few years ago waa Democratic nominee for mnyor of IMiiladelphia. Bullitt hnd been one of several socially prominent i’hilatlolphiniiH who loft tin- Rcpubllcmi party for thu Now Donl. Ex-Govornur (SoorRo II. Katin «f I'oniiMylvania and ox-Attorney General FranclH It. Middle were othura. Like Karle, Bullitt fell out of aymimthy with the Trumun udmlnlHtrution and nupportod Governor Dewey in 1B4H. Now he i» ngaln un tha Republican aide, and apparently leans to the connervative element. , It will be Interesting to watch bin future politicui course. Editors Challenge M om ’H Attack WASHINGTON UO-The president of tha American Soclrty of New* paper Editors (ASNKi has chat lenged a statement by Hen Morse (R.-Ore.) that pre»«, radio and television did not fully report Hitsteel seizure dispute. "Newt coverage hy tlie Ameri­ can press of all viewpoints oa the ateel controversy lias ticca tlior ough and complete," ASNK Head Wright ot* the ."ni • ‘ ~Bryan. editor "* ' At lanta Journal, said In Atlanta Tues­ day night. "Anyone who says otherwise simply has not read the newspu peri, or else refuses to believe the evidence before his eyes " Bryan aald editorial comment ha* aspretied every conceivable attitude aa "It always does on controverilal isiues." Mora*, a supporter ol I'reaident Tntman'a leisure of Ihe ateel mills, accused the press, radio and talevlilon of falling to meet their pub­ lic trust. He aald they ignored the seriousness of Iho situation confronting tne the country and concern tratad on the "political overtonaa". dliputa. Declaring that much ot the news­ paper comment "teemed to follow remarkably" tha content ol paid advertisement* by th* u— the steel com com* panlei, Mono told a Benata labor subcommittee newt coverago ol ataei dliputa waa "one ol tha ■SddMt failurea of Amarlcan jour­ nalism Is my recoUgetion.” CITRUS HEARING I.AKELAND — A proposal to cut the number of ilies lor oranges from nine to live will be givan a piddle hearing here June 8. The hearing was scheduled hy tin- Frdrinl Citrus Marketing AgM-cmciit Committee* which de ti l mine what sties and grades ol Florida citrus shall leave the state Harry G (lumprecht J r , Tampa developer >ner of the plan, told die commftlre-i It would.cut dowq costa gi cutty because with fewer siezes inventories would be smaller, book wotk would he lessened and tele­ phone and wire bills would drop. Gumpreeht is assistant ganeral sole* manager fur the Florida Cit­ rus Exchange HTATF r (VP r ST. PETERSBURG on — Warren Blackmon, Fort Pierce, Is the new president ol Ihe Florida Stata Chamber of Commerce Executive* Association, succeeding Latter E Bush, l’alaika. Harold Goforth, Ocala, waa oho sen vice president and Harold H. Laubscher, Key Wait, secretarytreasurer. PHOTOGRAPHERS MEET MIAMI wt - C W. Dlahinctr. Jacksonville, la tha new president ol tho Florida photographari' As­ sociation. He waa elected Tuesday during th# 17th annual convention. William W. Carnaa. Tampa, was elected vice president and Richard Phillips, Lakeland, was re-atretad seer* aty treasurer Dave Avant TaUabuie* WSI re elerled board ol (flreetora. Flown Out Of Brazilian Jungles Too Late To C larify By BVBSBLL tA V •. soon be called to ttrva the United I can't _goi along with Gen. Sumter Lowry and B. E. Buahn.lt In Nations. thetr attempt to suppress the pub­ Are we to say to them “Fight lication of Information concerning for It, YES, but learn about It, the United Nations and the offer­ NO. 7" If this bo ao, then wa might Hint ing of n course on this subject by go a step further and demand that the University of Florida. our schools and col leges make no These gentlemen recently pro­ further mention of the War Be­ tected to the State Board of Con­ tween the States on the ground trol with reference _»n e court, that one side or ..the.. Of,11** was dealing with United Nation, acti­ wrong and. Iherefcf.. .my Knowl­ vities, designed to "help teachers edge of this historic struggle Is understand and teach understand* dangerous to the nationalalfa"‘ welfare. ........................ lngly of international planning and In -voicing their opposition to coonerathta.*, 1 • the Board Of Control. Messrs Low­ As Individuals, Gen. Lowry and ry and Buahaall contend-that the Mr. Buahnell have n right to their United Nations ............ ..... and Its, agencies opinion. As free American citizens “seek to. subordinate the United privilege to think, speak States to a central government .It. la their g ee iM Mimas wprnn and writ# aa «h#y pltata. If th#y and reduce 1U people to Socialchoose to oppose the United Natloita and condemn, iti activities, Others, Including th* State De­ the Constitution and Bill of Rights partment, many member* of Con­ grants them this privilege. gress and countless civic and By the same token, eeery other business leaden, do not (bare this cltiaen has the right to etudy and view; They took on th* United consider this or any other subject Natlone, even with Its admitted and form hla or her own opinion faults and weakness**, ae offering with regard* thereto. It is a duty the only hop* for future world and responsibility of our inatttu- peace and nnderstandlng. They tlnn* of higher learnliur, especially would retain this framework a* a those epported by publie fund*, to foundation on which to build a provide an opportunity of educa­ peaceful world In which enlight­ tion to their atudente on all as­ ened mankind would substitute pect* of national and International law and order for eternal armed affair* conflict. I concede that in the present Any attempt, by whomsoever made, to control thought and suppress public knowledge It contrary to the fundamental principles of freedom upon which the very *«• Hence of Ihle nation depends. Academic freedom I* as Impor­ tant and necessary to tha Ameri­ can way of life as freedom of speech or freedom of the press. Any attempt to curb public knowl­ edge and enlightenment It a dangeroua trend. Whether the United'Nations be good or bad and whether this na­ tion’* participation In the program la right or wrong, la not In# Issue. The United Nations aalata, th* United States holds membership and partlclpatea In Ita activities. Thousands of American hoys hev given their live* and shed their j,llood fighting under Ihe United Nation's flag. a* yc men on the battle fields of Korea have doubt In their mlnda regard­ ing th* United Natlone and would Ilk* to know more about It. Among students at th* University of Flor­ ida are other young men who may alarmed at radio reporta of the IIIO t)& JANEIRO, Brazil un~ furor created by their action and Mernbcr* of two feuding expedi­ turned their captives loose. Correa tions to the wreckage of a Pan then reported that ha maa holding American Stratocnilser were being Maine captiva, but Tuesday night flown one by one today out of the Brazilian air force officials said thick Urnrilian jungle where they peace had been sstabliibed. Col Klnval Castro, chief of staff had been taking turns holding each of the P in t Air Zone, told news other prisoner. The bizarre sequel- to Braill'i men the Incident should not be grim air disaster appeared to ba considered an armed rebellion, but ending happily after aa aerial abut- a case of extreme recount taken lie aerviee began (lying out the two by men wbo were nervous over men left from the official Brazilian the delay in returning to civilisa­ •American learch party and the tion remnants of 33 nr so armed mem­ bers of a private expedition fi­ nanced by a wealthy presidential prospect ; i latest reports said all but two ol the offinal paily have been hauled by helicopter back to their base at Lagoa (Irande. Still In the Jungle were Brazilian Air Foret Moj Miranda Correa and Scott TALLAHASSEE (#l- Sen. Rich­ Magnets, U H. Civil Aeronautics ard B. Bussell's victory In Flor­ prel­ ates Authority official from Miami, who ida's Democratic presidential reportedly were held hostage lor erence primary May 6 coat hit a time by the free lance group aa supporters 111,683 In Ithe (Inal .................... insurance for their own rescue. month. Hire* planeloads ot parachutists A financial accounting of the dispatched to rescue the hortagea Georgia senator's April campaign­ ware called hack to Rio da Janeiro ing for the test against Sea. Estes Tueiday alter the* pair radioed Kcfauver of Tenneiiee was filed their captors Inn' released them with the secretary of state's office It was mil clear Just how many b.lay by hla stale campaign treksof Ihe private party of Brazilians, •zier. If. E. Wolfe, St. AuguiUne. fuldas uml iicw-irneii remained In Contributions totaling 17.483 were iIip Jungle clearing r#oo miles north listed in the new R uutu report. of Itio de Janeiro, where the dou The contributions Included $3 ooo ble decked Htrotocrulzer crashed hum the Russell for President April 29 with the lost of all SO Headquarters at Atlanta. persons aboard. A report from Sen. Kefauver'a Atlhemar de llarros, former gov treasurer, Ed Bentley, Lakeland, ernnr of Sail I’aulu who financed listed expenditures of $6,121 for (he expedition, said only five re­ the Tennessee senator. mained at the *cene Ife laid 14 The report listed contribution* of the group returned lo Sao Paulo of tu.176, of which $3,100 wa* Monday and another 15 were en thrown in by Kefauver himself fo route. pay for newspaper, radio and tele­ A dlipatrh from Belem quoted vision advertising lag and the cost ol Pan American official, as also a chartered pitme lo which be did laying some of (he Sao Paulo his stumping. roup were .still at their advance Bussell defeated Kefauver by Ias* ubout three miles (rum the *2.622 votes In the Florida primary wreckage which Is non-binding. The topsy turvy situation arose A mystery aa to what happened after l)e llarros, impatient at the to Dan McCarty's weekly financial „ limn It was taking officials to gat accounting developed wh>*n Secrenil expedition lo the crash scene, lury of State R. A. Gray received formed his own rescue party. It a letter from Wealty Fly, treaiurer got there firM by dropping para- (or the candidate for governor, chulists 3tv miles from Ihe wreck­ supplementing the contributions re­ age, where they cleared a small port by $130. However, th* secrespare lid lie Jungle for helicopter •ary of o( iatate ' ' ‘haa not yat received landings. McCarty’s statement of expendi­ The official parly, which set up ture* and contribution! for last n base 33 miles from the wreckage, week. started there Muy to on find Last The linanclal statement of BrailMonday they got Jpermission from Odham, runoff opponent of Me- INSURANCE AT A SAVING the head of the fl eel a lice party, cy t'urly. alio haa not been received. San I’ouln Deputy LIiiii de Vlattni. FOR YOUR tu UMi their udvancu landing strip HOME • AUTOMOBILE and the i-nsuing two days a U S. Reward I b Offered Air Force helicopter dropped In BUSINESS For Train WreckerH members of the Aiuerlcan-RraillIan group Du Friday they finally beat their way on foot to the WILMINGTON, N. C. Wt-Tb* wreckage. S IM P L Y i t . . Atlantic Coast Line Railroad TunaThe Sao Tho Sau I'aulu group had go«wn dav ottered a 110,006 reward for Miwav tivi • will there three «*ss/sf days vast earlier, but ru fol-r lowing strict orders, said they did Information leading lo m e e t and did not touch tha remains. m s "Your' Mutual1'Tnaiithne* 'Friend" J k i I Htratocnilfer derfd, the party hurled th* bodies 111 N. Park Ave. Pkoae IN turned to It* Logos Grande hare. said locks were broken and a Magness and Correa remalnad be­ hind at Ihe parachutists' advance twitch opened near llortenaa, Oa.. Monday night just before arrival point At this time De llarros' hell of the "Everglade*," an route from colder was out of kilter amt tha Jacksonville, Fla., to Washington one used hy Hie oHIcInl group was A signal light stopped the train developing Hie engine trouble before It reached th* danger point. The crew of a train stopped by which since has put It nut of com signal light near O'Neal. Ua.. mission. ay 1 founds section of rail had Correa ordered Mato* and his d from 13 cross tin , followers tu hike to Lagoa Grande where they could be down out hy Davis plane Th* latter, not relishing the aeor^la Highway Patrol officers Idea of slogging through Jungla are patrolling th* area night and wilds reportedly inhabited by sav­ day. The Federal Bureau of In age trlbee, took Correa and Mag veatigalion, tha Georgia Bureau ol nest bostag*. Investigation and riU ad pollca Later they apparently became are also Investigating. Sen. Russell Spent $11,685.00 In Drive For Florida Votes g « in _ be 1-f • eeentativ**, w* Osset*1 by * defended the tbs AM**rYj| >r at |A,000 feet about half that SIMPIC in Design SIMPLE to Oparoto SIMPLE lo Maintain R I O N T fo r nun i-xiw t tvory Culling Job b TRACTOR CO. ■■ 1- a EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE Echols Special Hollywood Bad — 810 • coll iiutdrsprina mattress with sturdy rolled edgt snd matchinf 80 • coil box spring base, 6 y fsr gusrsnUa. Regular Price 9Q9.50 Special Price 941.00 Palmetto Avenue Sasfecd, Flee id* Ponttjc 4 Dr. Sedi Pontiac 2D Sedan Ford Sedan Olds. 2 Dr. Sedan Chevrolet i Dr. Set u In th e re frig e ra to r, . rM im-tr.au ;i < .... ............... - ~ j 7 Refreshment that goes home ths 1950 1950 1948 1946 1939 f It's P esiqned Especially for th e Ford 3-Point Hook-up lomctimst get L all young men are liberals, ail reactionaries, f ■II old men war reactionaries. Tf for instance, ilael industry in ill earing beffore the Court, a Democrat against T and tbs, Ir recent for J. many circumstances of world affairs Is Imperative that this nation maintain Its *fmcd strength and prepare itself against any aggreeslon, hut at tha same time I f#«l 1 that th# welfare nut only of our people hut that of all peoples de- j mends that we also give serious understanding. * ( Whether wo gain that cn throu thought and effort to the subjeit of world peace, brotherhood and . Whether we gain that end through the United Nation* or an organization of some other name »• ''consequential. War can lead only to deutrui-tlon, and tha hope of the wurld today Ilea In tha hearts and mind* of those couragsous men and women who seek some means of creating a peaceful world other than through each na­ tion resorting to ho armed camp and employing our God-given re­ sources fur destructive purposes lo a point where we find ournelves crushed beneath-this aimless bur­ den. When this nation was struggling to find itself there were thus* who fought federation a* bitterly and doggedly av come people are op. ikoslng world federation today, is t too much to hone that, If wa jput uur our minds minds and snd hearts hearts toto it.it, wo wo some day will solve tha problem of a peaceful world 7 �Mrs. Wilson Honored With Surprise Party | Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 VSocial Calendar w W 'NKonav MMwm Ii Prayer Service at Cen tral Baptiat Church at 8:00 p.m. Tha Sunbeams of tha Church will alio rnaat at thla time—age 4 thru 9. THURSDAY Regular meeting ol the Hemlnola No. 43 will he held at 8-00 wi.ra. at tha Odd Fellowa Hall. Tha Intarmadlata G. A.’a of tha iFIrat Baptiat Church will meat at 7:00 at tha home of Mra. Douglaa Stanatrom at 219 Magnolia Ave­ nue. FRIDAY Tha Thaaplau Troupe U6H of 8.H.S. will preaent "Our Ilea.I-i Wart Young and Gay" at 8:00 p.m. at tha high achoal auditorium. BAVUilld) • Tha Seminole County Audubon A ro u p will taka a field trip to the wekiva River. Meat at Sanford Garden Canter, E. Firat Street, at 7:00 a.m. Everyone Interested in the Identification and aludy of blrda ia Invited. Tranaportatlon will be provided if neceaaary. MONDAY The Truth Seekera Clan of the Firat Methodlat Church will meet at McKinley Hall at 8:00 p.m. nil .. ^ Tha Pilot Club will hold lla reg­ u l a r dlnnar meeting In thr Yacht Club at 8:30 p.m. Chapman’s Marriage Plans Are Announced Or. and Mra. Floyd U. O'Raar "f MorrUton, N. J. ar> announe inir tcdajr the ett****nt#nt and approaching marriage of their daughter, Alice, to William V. Chapman Jr., aon of Mr. and Mra. W. P. Chapman of thla city. Miaa O'Raar la a graduate of New Jeraey State Teatfher's Col­ lege at Trenton and ia at preaent teaching In the South Street School of Morriatown. Mr. Chapman la a graduate of the University of Illlnoia and ia an electrical engineer for thv Bell Telephone Laboratoriea of New Jeraey. The wedding will be an event of Auguat and will take place in Morriatown. FLORIDA STATE Mrs. Duncan Hostess To Baptist Riddells • r THEATRES E • AIR-CONDITIONED • ■ LAST TIMES TODAY! IlilBlCM*RINMIV*FIR1EI /i/o T W r o v s -TW-TM'-rvuDol ,;TlSCHN»CoiP«| ------------------ Mr. and Mra. A. C. Stine are spending a few days In Jackson­ ville while Mr. Stine attends a hardware convention. Dr. and Mra. John Morgan had a t their guests ovar the weekend, Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Yarn Jr. of Atlanta. Friends of Mra. Voile A. Will­ iams Jr. will regret to leant that she Is confined to th* Fentaldl.aughton Memorial H o s p i t a l Mra. A. R. Pinkerton waa elect* where ah* underwent surgery ed chairman of the Aaaoclatlon for yesterday. Childhood Education at the meet­ ing held yesterday afternoon at Friends of T/Sgt. Jo# V. 8en. who la stationed . in Japan the South Side Primary School herlk win. with Mra. G. Walter Morgan pre- will be glad to learn that he is riding. recovering nicely from an attaex Other offlcera Install*,} wero of pneumonia -it a hospital near v|tVVhairman Mra E T South- Tokyo. ___ R ■ Mrs. J. C. Mitchell has returned from Atlanta where ah* visited with her brother. J. A. Stewart, who is seriously ill. Mrs. A. R. Pinkerton Is Elected Chairman treaaurer, Mra. H. A. Watt. The devotional wae given by Mr*. J. C. Mitchell and reports of the AC.E. meeting In Miami t f the Florida Educational AsaociaCHURCH DINNER tion in April waa presented hy The Ebeneser M e t h o d I e t Miaa Fraser, the delegate from the Church will have >n homecoming local group. Mra. Margaret Reynolds was Sunday with dinner on the ound*, it waa announced today the speaker and gave an inter­ Rev. J. W. Austin, pastor. Rav. esting talk on “MFak-an Folklore” E. T. Stanilfer from Oviedo, form­after which irfreahmenta were er pastor of Ebeneter, will deliver served by the fourth and sixth the sermon. All former friend* grade teacher*. fcnd members are Invited to at­ Mr*. Routh announced that the tend. Title le aleo the 70th birth­ high school girl chosen to he sent to Girls' 8tate in Tallahassee this day of Rev. Austin. •uinmer by the A.C.K. I* Mis* l a n Wright. PRAIKIB LAKE Those present were Mr*. J. C. Mitchell, Mrs. A. R. Pinkerton, Mrs. E. J. Routh, Mra. A. E. Mo­ ron. Mra. R. W. Graham, Mrs. I.. 1. Rowland, Mra. Mildred Bab­ cock, Mr*. 11. J. Tltahaw, Mra. C. Carlton, Mrs. Jean Huffer, Mrs. 8. J. Nt«, Mm . Walter Morgan, Mrs. Nancy Brock, Mra. Margaret Reynolds, Mrs. G. II. Davis, Mra. “At Sword’H I'olnl” D. C. Gallant, Mrs. R. S. Brown, Mrs. B. C. Steele, Mrs. J. A. — Also — Wright end Mr*. Elisabeth Hhuron. *.A . \ ‘‘*ndlr* w#r* Mias Ann “You’re A Sweetheart” French, Miss Ernestine Westphal, Mia* Jean Saver, Mias Rebecca McBrlda and Mlisa Margie Warmoth. b b e b Mra. R. F. Crenshaw spent aev Jays recently viatiing lung W*ln Mr. and Mra. rs. R. O. Crvnahaw ■t Monteiuma, Ga. fhe home of Mm. Hugh Duncan on Catalina Drive was th* scene of the meeting of the Fidelia Class of .the First Baptiat Church last night with Mrs. M. D. Bumgamrr presiding. The secretary's report revealed a membership of MB and a total of 28 visits. 10 cards and letters and 40 telephone calls made to mem­ ber* during the month of April. Mrs. John Fox. secretary, ex­ plained the unified budget and the record keeping system of the churrh and asked the cooperation of all group captains In complet­ ing their records on Sunday mornln*- She gave the devotional, based on the .RThle teachings of keeping record* and their importance. Mra. f. E. Gatchel, teacher, ap­ pealed for workers for the Dailv Vacation Bible School whieli will at the church on June 18. * aleo announced a clinic to be field In Oviedo tomorrow. Bhe thanked the class for th* plant and eoraag* presented to her on Sunday for h*r birthday. During th# social hour contests wera enjoyed under Ihs direction of Mrs. D. K. McNab and prises wsr* awarded to Mr*. Arnold Wil­ liams sad Mrs. V. C. Messenger. Delicious refreshments were serv­ ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Dunean, Mrs. P. Q. Brown and Mrs. Carl The Dependable Clast of tho Firat Methodlat Church honored Mrs. Lee Wilson who la leaving soon to make her home out uf town with a surpriae miscellaneous shower at its monthly meeting Monday at the Twin Lakes home of Mra. R. W. Herron. Following n picnic supper. Miss I.oulse Sipple presided over the bualr.raa :ct*'r-r -t-d . i-id. IIhst k . l tthh . June I . m . meeting . would be a “ Birthday Party” with each member contributing to the birth­ day bank for missions. Mrs. A. L. Skinner, Mrs. A. F. Murphy anj Mrs. John Schlratd Jr. were sp pointed to serve as a nominating committee. The devotional was given bv Mrs. Hchiranl and wit taken from “Ads That Carry Hone to Mil­ lions" by Olga Davidson. ThU was followed hy the singing of the class song by the group. Members present were Mrs. Nancy Block. Mrs. Harold Apnl<tby, Mrs. A. K. Shoemaker, Mrs. if. II. Arwood, Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Henry Witte, Jr.. Mrs. W. 8. Thornton, Mrs. V. P. Smith. Mis. A. L. Skinner, Mrs. II. II. McCall, Mrs. Burke 8teele, Mrs. E. E. Farris. Mr*. C. L. Wallis. Mrs. J. Paul Horton, Mrs. E. G. Kilpatrick Jr., Mrs. A. F. Murnhv, Mrs. 8. A. Murphy, Mrs. Cyril liutncr, Mrs. Hchiranl. Mrs. Ruy William*, Mrs. J. M. Leonard, Mis. Charles Her­ ron, Mrs. J. H. Ijiechelt mid Miss I.oulse Hippie. High School (iroup To Present Play Friday Lt. and Mra. L. G. Gifford of Norfolk, Va. prrlved here oyer the The Thesplsn Troupe 968 ul weekend and are now living at I17W West Tenth Street. Lt. Gif­ Seminole High School will, piesent ford i* now stationed at the Sen- “Our Hearts Were Young sill ford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Gsy” by Cornelia Otis Skinner Friday evening at the high school Friends of Lt. and Mr*. Alfred auditorium. The pioductiuu will bv tlidrr C. Doudney will be interested to learn that he is being transferred the direction of Mrs. Iluyil Colo­ from Lackland Air FW # Base at nial! and Mrs. Malcolm MncNtill 8an Antonio, Tex. to the Air end characters Include Hlewltrd, Force Base at Rapid City, S. I). Ronnie Anderson: Mr*. Skinner, Donna Witte: Cornelia OIL* SkinMrs. Harry Harrow is confined rer, Jenn Wilson; (His Skinner, to the home of her daughter. Mr* Robert Beckwith; Emily Kim­ J. A. Varn, on West Ninth Street brough, Ellen Driggers; Purser, with a broken hip. She wa* re­ Philip Toney; Stewardess, Ellen moved recently from the Fernald- Lyon; Dick Winters, Douglas Laughton Memorial Hospital to Whitney; Admiral, Gibson Hates; Hart let St. John, Mildn-d Miller; the notne of her daughter. Winifted lllaugh, Joan Wright; Mrs. Hum 1). Allred of 1208 Leo McKvoy, Edward McKinley Myrtle Avenue returned yesterday and Inspector, Betsy Ann Carter. from Uulf|>ort, Mi**., where shAlso appearing In the comedy has spent the past eight da vs will be Grelebrn Kirehlioff as undergoing treatment by Dr. El­ Tbetese, Gall Hitting ns Mmlnma mer D. Guy, asthma specialist. Kllse, Ronald Taylor a* Monsieur 8hr Is reported as greatly tig De l.a Croix, and Ronnie Anile-. son as the window cleaner. proved. Mrs. K. II. Ravenel left last night for Charleston, 8. C. due to th* critical Illness and death of her twin end only slater. Mrs. Francis S. Hanckel of "Coburg'', St. Andrews Parrish, Charleston. Services will be held at 8:80 Mon­ day at St. Phillip’s Eolscnpal Church and. Interment will be in Magnolia Cemetery. Philathea Class Has Meeting On Tuesday The Phllalhta Class of the First Baptist Church inst last vv-ning at 8:00 o'clock at the home of Mm . W. R. Smith at-her home ut 4t0 Summerlin Avenue with Mis. Clyde Humphrey and Mrs. (I. H. Sykes serving as ro-hoataase*. Th* devotional was given byMrs. J. M. Stlneclpher with her subject being "Faith’’. The busi­ ness meeting waa ptraided over by Mr*. J. H. Phillips, president, during which time It was vote! to contribute fIB.OO toward the Nativity 8ctno for the bandthell. A thank you not# waa read from a student of Seminole High School to whom a class ring was prs* sented as a gift from the class. Refreshments of dainty sand­ wiches, potato chips, picklts, cllves and Coca-Cola wsr# served by tb* hostesses to others present who were Mrs. M. C. Stone, Mrs. C. K. Benham, Mrs. A. G. Van Ness, Mrs. A. W. Stevenson, Mrr. M. T. Haynes Jr. and Mrs. ilati.ld A. Colbert. Potted plants of various vnridles decorated the Smith home. Those nressnt Included Mrs. Gatchel, Mrs. Bumgtrnsy, Mrs. Homsr little. Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Mas­ singer, Mrs. Williams, Mr*. B. K. Hardison, Mrs. f . B. Cooper, Mrs. Wand. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Ira. Moss, Mrs. Grgdy Irs. Hugh Duncan and •a Franklin. Home Department Of Club HoldM Meeting* The American Home Depart­ ment met last night at H:00 o'clock at the Woman's Club with kite Roy Green, Mr*. C. W Johnson, Mis. Rudy Hlontt, Mr*. Msx Fur. dutn. Mr*. John ('nrlton, Mr*. Willlsm Wade slid Mrs. J. II. I.ee serving a* eo-hostesses. Mrs. Sloan wa* installed as tinnew secretary for the ruining veui and n new member, Mr*. Merv Oalet, *in welcomed. Bridge and csnssla wen- played wllh prizes won hy Mr*. Pete Payton, Mi* Harold Whitteiu. Mrs. Gzler, Mr» C. W. Johnson, Mr*. Wallace Phillips and Mrs. Ilarot Ellerhe. Decorations of various arrsugi mrnls of rose* and gladioli wei.placed at various points througn out th* room* Dessert wan served by the ho.i tesses lo Mr* Irving KeinliptH. Mra. Eugene Willlrm*. .Mrs. lilax^ Sawyers, Mr* D II. Wvkins, Mi*. Cecil Carlton, Alt*. Alfred S'-tn ley, Mrs, Joe G unrtt, Mrs. Alice Wiillnk, Mr*. John Henkarik Jr., Mra. Hill Kirk, Mrs. W. II. Stempar, Mrs. Dougla* Htenitront, Mi*. Ted Williams, Mrs. Rod Adam*. Mra. C. O. Jones Mrs. W'llle IVi cock, Mrs. Pc' Puvion, Mi*. i!v old Whitten, Mi*. Clayton Smith. Mrs. John I.ee, .Mrs. Arthur Beck with, Mra. Robert Kama, Mr* Jack Russell, Mr*. Gordon Sween­ ey, Mra. Wallace Phillip*, Mra. V V. Henderson, Mrs. John Kadei, Mra, Osier, Mr*. Elmer Wouteiiay, Mra. Bacot Elletbe ami M|as Car­ ol* Stone. HOLLYWOOD ~ ) By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD oft- Don't worry your pretty head If you don't hate s perfect figure, girls. Here are two experts who say that movie stars don't either. Well, maybe Ihere are two ex­ ception* Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe are Ihe exception­ al gal* Thl* verdict contci from A1 and V: .'.I. Allsrdalr, a husband-wife learn and operator* of an exrluitvr shop patronlird by Hollywood fathlon *erkera. They know the modes and meaaurtmenl* of a good many female stars. "Every alar hat some drawback, a* far aa figure I* concerned," reported Allardale. "The only one* who break this rule are Ml** Tay­ lor and Miss Monroe. Try s* you Olay, you can find no structural defect* In either one. "But I do not mean thst they arc completely perfect. No one can be that good. Miss Taylor lacks a maturity, which Is an Important part uf beauty. And Miaa Monroe must drei* very carefully, or she will look cheap." "All of the other stars have some defect or defacta, many of (hem glaring." Mrs. Allardale added. To­ gether. Ihey enumerated some of them Their decision*: Grets Garbo has feel that are too long and her posture Is poor. Katharine Hepburn does not nave enough in Ihe right place*. Jane Rii**t-ll ha* loo much bosom Hits Hayworth I* sway backed Kelly Grsblr may have beautiful leg*, but *hr Is loo short-walsted Shelley Winters has loo much bos­ om umi too much hips. Barbara Stanwyck Is too tbin all over. Belle Davis is too chunky. "But all of these stars have as­ set* that make up for whatever they lack physically," Allardale ex­ plained "They have powerful perItmalille* that make them exciting Individuals.” "Il's a mailer of whether beauty Is in (he object or Ihe eye." Mr* Allardale remarked. "When beauty (a lacking In Ihe object, these wom­ en compensate wllh other rle mo»l* Irene Dunne and Eve Ar­ den make up wllh chlcness whal Ihey lack In natural beauty Dinah Shore line* It with warmth and ap Kudlo Briefs Hr MARION HARMAN Naturalist Notes By MRS. J. II. HII.HKKY The May meeting of the Semi­ nole Audubon Society took the form uf n picnic at Mullet Lake Park Monday evening, May 19. Everyone hail a good time In spite of a little rain. The picnic tahln and benches are sheltered by a roof, no we got only slightly damp about the edge* nut enough tu dampen the spirit*! Mr and Mr* Van Stone uli-i Mr*. ShiuhoUcr furnished the hot dugs, lolls, hot coffee and iced te*. while the member* each brought a covered dish, «u there was food enough for a -mall army. The 25 oi :!(l present did full jus­ tice to the delicious food. When the rrin came, Mr. Van Stone simply got into a slicker and con­ tinued to touri liut dog* over thr open grill until po one could rat any more. tlie meeting was called to or­ der, and after the tiansactiou of buxine** the nominating commit lee recommended that the present officer* eerve for another year, and they were duly elected. Thu roster of officer* for 182-63 are: president, Mr*. C. S. Dickerson; vice preiident, Mr*. W. L. Sieg; secretary, Mrs. Donald Norton; treasurer, Mrs. D. C. Howard; publicity director, George O. Swarta. Mr*. Dlcketsou reuested that the same committee* function for another year also. Merrill C. Fnirar, executive di­ rector of the Floilda Audubon Soelely, gave a brief resume of th' policy of the State Office for tho coining year and what ......... . societies may expect. A vote of thank* wu* given the Van Stone* and Mrs. Shinlinlsei for their donation* of food. and work, and everyone went hornhappy ami replete peal " Allardale added lhal beauty Is merely a matter uf fa«hion, any way "Whal seemed gurumii* tu imr ancestor* now uppear* grotesque lo us." lie commented "Venus de Milo I* sopiHised to he the epitome of graceful form Perhaps she was. In her time Hill if you saw the same figure In u bathing still to day. it would he considered Iimi (at "In tin- present century. Ihe ideal feminine fnrm ha* efuinged twice Firsl, the voluptuous form, ample and well padded, wu* eon xldrred the most beunllftil l.llllun ltn**cll was the prime example "Then came the hulhttih • gin era. when the straight figure wa* Ihe vogue Women did everything they cmilil lo hide the curve* "Nuw we ure having a return lo curve* llul we are not going hark lo the voluptuous figure* uf Lillian ItusM-ir* day The trend I* to a well rounded, feminine fnrm " Correction 3d graf follows Ncxxt Tuesday most folk* will he thinking shout election return* dtuiiig the evening hour*. The hitseladl game will Tie on Ihe sir a* the Seminole lllurs play In Duytoim Resell. However, WHIR will have election return* for you, on the local races ss well a* the statewide governor'* rare. • UHt) V. Wells, chief, U. 8. Depart­ ment of Agriculture's Bureau uf Agricultural Economics, w i l l >eak tomorrow on WTRR’s "Radio arm Digest" at Hillfi. Mr. Well* (tllLBRANSFN Will *peak on hWhat Are th* Pro aiierta for Farm Incomes In SPINETS Ju(i2T" Thla Is tha third in a -eric* of four talks -hratd on WTRIt's farm urotram. The loiirtli slid filial talk will lie heard Friday -I4MW T II It ' * "Belter American Speech" program ha* been di»<ontiiiued fur thl* «-huol season. In Seiitember, Mr*. Ruth llsmil- 1 ton, who Its* enjoyed speaking to liiindrrd* of school chlldien by way of radio, will be on WTRR eggln with the prugram "Reiter American Speech." • MOOWTHIt present* another proTrim* and Trade In* 11*111 tomorrow aftrrnoun at 1:00 o rloek In a series of broadcasts Phone for Night Appointment • iplalnlng th* rent law. Th* provi am I* presented In cooperation K A D EK ’S PIA N O with the area rent office. The . iscusalon la an Informal one with STOKE oiestlons posed hy WTRR'* an1109 Myrtle Ave. I'h. I26H-W Miunrtr. -I4M- SANFORD H E RA LD Mrs, K a tier P resid es Wtd.THE .May 21, IJJ2 P«K* A t M eeting Of (J.A.’m to Laura Phillip*, Ann Turner The G. A * of Ihe First Ilapttit ('hutch met y-Kterdny aft -moon ul Hie church with Air*. Raymond Kndrr, counxeloi, presiding. The program "Looking Through the Eye* of Je«ne” wn* presented by Carolyn Wyatt, Elizabeth Wyatt, l.ol* lluilniao, Virginia Thuina* and Ann Turner. Ililmi Ergle rcud a poem "My Dali. Prayer". Plan* weir made fur a mothdaiiglitti picnic to he held next week. Refreshments were ierve.1 1 llllila Etgle, Virginia Thomas, Peggy Thornley, Elizabeth Wyal*. Carolyn Wyatt, Lot* Harineau un i l.vnrtte Ilrigger*. HAI'PY IIIRIIIDAt llaiold E. Long LAST TIM ES TON 1(1HT OH! SU SA N N A ” SturrinK Hod Cam eron Adrian limith — Korea! Tucker Chill Will* — Jimmy l.ydon Cartoon and Selected Short* TH U RSD A Y AND F R ID A Y ! N KWH 'm o w s * n * w h i& * j t AfnooN —« ■ umi SIIOHTS SANFORD - O R L A N D O H IG H W A Y G ifts t h a t sa y ... K\r>. SPO RT SH IR T S Hie gift that', always wi leutiie n spot I sllll I designed Ini cool r, n tu lot e e eomfor t . Tlicne me styled hy Allow. McCti'glll Mild Alnik I s* i. iii in cool cotton fain i d . iiiyoo*. <■tul Nylim-llii-y'ro • llOlt ll.',-Ceil p llllt * . itdid* and plaid* to plea*,' tile 010*1 ill* ci ilium,tiny male . . . V IIA N DK K K i MIFFS Ity Arrow In hruutllul while linen, plain ,„ initialed uli<> fa in-y hundker<'hlvf>i in fin,- uoallly cotton 65c to 1.65 ea. sleeveless gadabout checked tabbed RINGING FOR THAT BORN YE8TIROAY* dlRLI Kelt* In solid leatliei in u wide variely of atyle* and col or*. In set* or In­ dividual belts . . . I.no to 5.50 Prince Gardner the SPECIAL H e PINKAPPLB, Htylr* (ho billfold Iw'll be proud to own aiui to snow I A variety of leather* to select (rum and many styles . . . Farm SHOWING ALDO RAY su nd ayI IT onda Malta ptlttfe of m Iozz u i n u ip n ir iih ’f/s'&XV.' -r-t �.-Ft^vi^’iA’ti'WWMUHnriKHHaWHa. iW*nav<»*ia»w e a — ■— —— ----------- - ~ , . - r ^ " - ^ — - 7 -. ______ ------- ^ T Blues Edge Cocoa, 3*2 ToEnd Thtee*Game Losing Streak R«nmljcrl H its F o u rth H om e Run In Four N ig h ts F or T rib e; Jo h n Im b ra S tars 15y KHNT CIIKTI.AI.N A kowI rrow.l of -fir, fa,„ braved u threnl of rain and (lie dlsmnl Keminole lllue*’ record nf late to wnleh their hero* *r,„n f a‘“ win over the Cocoa Indian* i ,l.ht' Memorial Stadium last night. Tho Hanford vlrtory ended gave the lllue* an even split In their two-game set with t „. Indlan*. The lllue* moved wlthln two • nil one bn If game* of ||,c loop lending Do. .Land Red lin t* , a* Mm lint* were| rained out. Jose Fernandes *ta> , ved off a ninth inning rnlly n f-, ter Pep Rninhert ' .nounded out hl*( fourth r I r c ii 11 Jose Frrnnndex J , t h e la*t four giime* and hi* fifth of the season. Right fielder Kolker idnmrncd nut n double with two out lo the flnnl frame for Cocoa but the next Indlnn, llnlngl, smashed n ground­ er tn Chuck Aleno, who find to Joe I'nriso for flu gamo ending out Parl*e appronchud n State League record Inst night a* he made Id pot <>uU nod added an assist for u lotnl of 17 chances at first hnse. Tnnlghl the Remlnolm will 'w h»lnpn»|||p lo mini a fwi). game act with the fifth glare M-Men. who are having (rouble Inducing people In Ilie college town nut to the nark. ,n,*de ,1 Pltflilng eholre as yet „nd there he will use. Paul Chergey, Murray seem* lo he III IIi- doubt ns to w|u, tlyrd or possibly Antonio "Tony" Torres- n t’ul.ni, fired,alter on „ flya-ilny look, ore In the race for , "VcnlKir a pitching nssigonieot ‘,l "'*t night " molest the Mine* dinos in n pitchV' r', * h<nv !" nimdca healing . Drw V i c k e r y . 1Fernando* yield, eil two earned run* tn Vickery's one, hut Don ar. tually lost hla |>wn game when he tossed twn John Imbra wild pitches to permit Sherry Hherba to score n o , * ! , , w i t h Die winning run In the nrvrnth, olicrhn reached first on » walk and gained arrnnd'whcn the rateher r oldwcll ft,,-,| m„. |,n|| play ' rl ,,n "Mempled pick off hl,-h' ,? 'T ' ! l,L,r,, * “ • only five nils off \ Irkrry a* rompsred In seven the Indian* Imngrd off ■lashed mil three sloglr* In rour no. ^»rkr a " r , ', ,,n tr The Hines scored twice |„ the «ee"i,d m, I,Ingot l,y In,lira »nd Hherba will, „ fielder’* eholre and fi? f,rnT ,,f Vickery on Tr d ■ iielil' r,,":i .r .........Ted niouml. I res* i. Uni Poller: llrookJ r j " towering MfiU.foot fly t„ Inn left eenlerfield rnrnrrr wa* liarhV' i'y ,,K<l ""Mhos after the ta ! , "" "I*’ 'o' 11 "ode,! ,m lie down Ward . emirse. Ren,in £ * " . twl"'rd hla ankle last nlgla bull pe“ "" ,0 "y T,,r,f" Rambert, Pent*. If Kolker, rf Mattlunl, 3b Hanford 7 Campn, It Kannl*. cf . Paris*, lb Aleno, Ob Hi Imbrn. 11b 1 Brooklyn, rf Rhode*, c Hhcrbn, »» , F en^dea. P R—8. Docker, Rambert, Jmbra, Brooklyn, * Hheiba, J!—Vickery, JaMwolt. Rill—Hherba, Rambert U. B—Pen**, llughce, Kolker. HR— latnbert. DP—Indira, Hherba and ’ariae, Left—Hanford 8, Cocoa 4, IB-Off Vickery 6, Fernandas 410—by Vickery 6, Fernandex 6. VP—Vickery if, Fernandex. W— Fernandes (4-4). U-Vlekery J i ­ ll. U-Murkhart, MeNaucht. T— ,148. A—4tB. “Jensen-Harris” Gainesville Will Find Some Way To Remain In FSL, Say* Krider Ticket Rolls On T h e Sports For Washington iViiKlil' __ Unless Gate Goes Up, Gainesville Ex-Y ankcc B lasting Register Ball A t .373 Clip Ity KKNT CHKTLAIN Sports Kdltnr MAINKSVILLE tjp Florida Slate I’n .ldcnt John Krh!cr, Hanford, said Unlay that every tram In the league except Gaines­ ville "seem* In be stable enough tn go forward for the re»t nf the *p»»on " The president of the MMeam, Class D loop told a reporter In a telephone Interview that the nine other team* had Indicated they have the financial mean* tn coil' llmic despite poor attendance Thu only team to makp * ibllc nmioiincemenl of plan* t» s' •• In the league h«* hern Jacksonville Reach Club official* there, made the statement following a meeting nf dlrerlora and stockholders that promised further support, it Indication Ihalt he i vllfe club might mhii out of the loon on June 1 came Tuesday In t statement from J. 61. duller, prea(dent of the Alarhun County Rateball Association, holder of (he Gainesville franchise. Muller blamed poor Mlrndanco for Ine decision. Krider predicted M ay, however, Ihat Ihe Gainesville director* keep "would find some way" to in Ihe team *n|ng If the Gainesville club drop* out, Ihe remainder nf the schedule would lie played with one learn Idle enrh night. Will Drop FSL Hy The Associated Preaa Sanford trimmed Cocoa, 32. ff Manager Chuck Aleno cm,, Daytona Reach heal Palatka, lo 7. tlnue* nt his present rllp he will and Orlando defeated Gainesville, •hatter the oll-liine runs lu,tted lo 7, In Florida Stale League base in murk of I It) |,y <17 murker*. hall game* Tuesday night. If you will reran, Roddy l.oke Jacksonville Beach at DoLand Mm fumed Hanford dinirum hero and Ht. Auguitine at Leeaburg wn* tin- onewho wrote Mint M0 postponed Ihelr games because of Rill figure In Peter Heluinl's rain. l-'lorliln SInIc Lriigiie rerord hook Sanford, second place in Ihe hark it, told. league, scored a run on Iwi Aleno lioil driven In r,2 runs in pilches hy Cocoa’* Doc VI tlm f i r s t ,10 in the last of the naventh iQAltli innini: gnmon ployed by lo win Ihat game. II waa the' M lotjrth r >1 nit win of Ihe season for Joe Fernan rivernge of I.M. de*. , „ Ike Mena hit a 4-run homer, and If you project ■ thyn Manager Ed Levy hit one th is rn o that wa* good for three run* In thrill, gli the en* Ihe third Inning lo atart Ihe Prtire III gome ' . iando Senator* off to Ihelr win over slate. Hnofurd's Gainesville, Al Onullak pllchcd his ke • ] third straight win. guy" will knock J. M. Rutter, president nf Ihe in u phenomloal 1 Alachua County Baseball Assocla lolal of 307 for W lion which holds Gainesville’s Class thla year. Chuck Aleno D franchise, said earlier Tucaday Not since Ruddy loiko haa Santhat dircclora had agreed to diaford honsted nf aurh versatile cnntlnuc operation of the team un star. Aleno |,a* appeared In 12 lea* more support was received game* on the mound nml won two from the fan*. Butler said only a and lost none, lie has played third sharp Increase In game atttndgnpc capably mill performed oner in would rhange Ihe mlndi of club right field nml left. officials. who said average at Ihe big 2.1.1 priunder ha* tendance,haa been ojjly abou^JmM nrntrd to he an Iron-man work­ of Ihe non per game estimated ing In nil .10 Seminole game*. mat . necessary lo.meel expense*. In these game* the 0-fool-It, Ijiach rapped “Pal^lka Daytona Reach * Ity GKNF. PLOWMEN giant has maintained a blister. Pilcher Geno, Rivero for Associated Press Htaff Writer Ing .70.*, plus rllp at the plate. Miami's Hun Knx stpiccted out lo win Ihe other league game Tues­ Aleno has hammered out In night. Edward Cook hit a home double* and aeven homers, the a i n verdlrt over Lakeland Tues­ day luttcr figure represent,, „ Mr day night In move bark Into sec­ run for the winners. with Rd Levy nf Orlando for ond plare In the Florida Inter­ national League, rcplnrlng Havana Mir league leadership. While the season Is young nml ns the Cubans Inst a rinse one lo Aleno ha* yet to prove himself Miami Reach, .12 "ver the spat, of III gnums, we Fort Lauderdale's llraves came feel sure Mint in the future local from behind to edge Weal I’alm fans will reotemlicr Aleno „s they fldach In to innlnga, 1-3, and the Tampa Ht I'eterahurg game was now remember Lake. rained nut In the third Inning nt BIRMINGHAM Ml-Joe McClain Tampa, with the Smokers lending, of Tennessee lx,the 10.13 South While alntlstlri nml figures l,y 2 0 . Hilly Harris pitched hla fourth eastern Conference balling chnm Miemxclve* michm very mueli, t sometimes Inter- shulout for Miami, allowing only plon and Jack llaien of Florida pitcher. *«tlng Informa­ three hits. Miami Manager Max iheThetoptwo were Hated tion may lm de­ Macon doubled and Kri Little ting­ al Ihe head freshmen Ihelr dlvlslona In rived from them led him In fdr the only run in the final statisticsof f^lcascd| by For example, t|le .seventh. Al Zlllan, going the route SEC Commissioner Rernleoday Moore Blue* are n lo*. fur Lakeland, waa touched for McClain, a {Richer • outfielder, lug club t h i s aeven hlta. won the hilling crown with a mark season, hut f„r Havana reached Roll Palmer for of .419. He hfj safely 17 time* In the exception of eight hits hut they were waited 63 appearance*, including three as the Flamingo* converted five their fabulous 17 hit* and three Havana error* Into home nine. Aa a pitcher,, ha won wins ami only three tallies. All the mlicues came only one game and loal four. Dan Murphy, Mississippi Stalf two losses. Prior in the sixth when two Miami Reach or up lo Me waa runnerup runs scored Havana filled the to Ihul winning bases In the ninth but couldn't gel (lain at the plate with • streak llic Hem- a runner home. Heverinn Mrndet mark Inoles had fi-7 tripled and Potato i'ascual doubled recoiil of ii .117 Havana, each producing a run. GatorH Win Seventh Ruddy Luke percentage. Af­ forFort Lauderdale shoved across ter the win skein Mm lllue* have Iwo tuna In Ihn ninth Inning lo tie SEC Athletic Title wot, only olio nml lost four for tho count at .1 each and won In tl* .200 or nn aggregate total of six next frame when Chuck Harlg win* nml 11 losses ami a ..'16.1 per­ liomcrcd with Iwo out. 'Hie stocky GAINESVILLE, (SpecialI 4centage. outfielder had started the Braves Whcn th* University of Florida This rumparrs with the .HUS on n scoring rally In the ninth ft>aa*ball team won the Houtheaapercentage the He,ninnies amas­ when he opened with a double. tarn Conference championship sed during their I7--2 winning Manager Harney Lull doubled him thla y*ar. It wta the aevanth con­ string. At one lime during the home and Ihe llraves went on In ference crown for Gator trama streak the llltirs posted a .9.1.1 win Ihelr seventh gain* In 12 since Um league waa formed bark pererentage with It wins atari*. In IBa.'l. Five of Florida’s conference against one defeat. title* were wen by Cogch Frank Groover’* swimming team* dur­ GATOR PITCHERS Tim Hetnlnole llltirs will almost ing th t successive season* of GAINESVILLE (SpecialI—Foui triple their home run output Mil* 19!l7-19a«-l»3P-lD4O-l041. Coach pitclirr* got credit for all win* am year If they can keep up thelf Ganovar retired from active nssen tin* year n» Florida's (la projected rata nf a homer for coaching lari year. very .73 of a game. ThU compare* lore lurried In a rollviylatw recor<t The sixth Florida SEC title waa of I win* nml two lo**e*. with last year's tilanU* average Frcihnian Jack llaien had a M O of indy .39 per gume. In all, the Junior Dick Ilrnwn turned Hanford (Manta lilt only It circuit neason; the coaching drive* Inst year while Mil* year’* In a 6-0 performance; Junior season. Reed wound up with a 6-1 — . . .. L. team lias lilt 3d In the first 116 George conlestn. My utilising our pro- year; and sophomore lu rry Coe won the ivav Goniarenea Iff tod nveiages, we find that the with a league record of (3 lllue* will hit about 104 horn* and 3 losses. The next best run* Mil* season at their present cord was Tennessee'* I l r-7 mar HTF.TSON I.ORRH clip, Tha Florid* basketball team LAKELAND (JR Florida South­ It la Interfiling to conipara th* went lo lit* BEG finals agslnai ern College defeated the Hleison Individual total* of each player baaaball team, > 1, Tueiday In a Alabama In 10.14 ami dropped the thi* year and Inst *rn*nu, so here pitcher*' decision by a 26 to 41 acore. duel. they a rt; I Charlie Henger, the wlnnar, al1991,Blue* lowed only three safeties and bat­ Marpolrle llalnes. only girl an it Aleno Parlse ted In one run. Stataon’i Donnelly the U.>;9, Olympic Knuestrlidi 0 I'arlae Dolan ‘gave up *lx hlta In the aeven In- team, worked In a draaa shop ta 7 Irma Ktaua help pay for her McBride 7 It I,<>d(i* II Cnvallaro Neville GAINESVILLE fi-MKN HATTINO AVERAGES 1 Kenla Klallar 1 Palroalno Pfeifer Claaa 0 AH R H Hit HH RBI V Jackaott Wilton 41 Total* ToUla mi Mimni Takes Over 2nd By Defeating Lakeland Pilots Vols’ Joe McClain Wins SEC Batting Title With .415 a ft DATAt Manager Chuek Altai may not pitch again thla year Doctor* hi* a m*^. la laeauat causDoctora aayw hla a * ■ * adra a * arm od by a email -aalclum dapoalt on hie right elbow. ThU I* someT time* referred to a* bona chlpt Ha haa been Instructed not U Rlteh anymore. JThua Aleno Jolnj To Raise A verage By JACK IL1ND Associated Press Sports Writer 17ir Jackie Jensen Hurky Harris ticket Is sweeping the country ned fa Since they opened headipiartcra at Washington,! hey'vc won more del­ egates than Elsenhower and Taft combined. With Impish delight In the em­ barrassment of Ihe rlrh New York Yankees who let both men go, Ihe pubJie la grltlng n kick out of the surge of (he,underdog*. Second plare may turn nttl lo be sn over ambition* perch for the Scnatnrn . Bui they arc looking up— not dowh—al, the moment. Only behind Cleveland a Her bf Iwo game* gi Tuesday 2-0 over sday nlght’a nlgl _ decision ... SI. lauil*. Inc Jensen-llarrls ticket Is In the mood lo claim a pennant on an early ballot. Jensen rapped Tnmmjj By rnc ince fur a perfect 3 for 3 nlgl Joining Washington. 17 games ago, Jensen has hailed 373. That brought his season average up to 311. While Jensen sprayed base hits, Harris, fired as Yank manager In 1946. basked In a now-found wealth of pitching. He aliened the season with Bob Porterfield and a hope for Ihe best. Now he hardly can waft for a chance to pitch Spec Shea (3 0) ngnlust his old Yankee mates. Connie Marrero, the chubby little Cuban, did the shulout pitching for IlSrrls Tuesday night with a 4 hitler against tn e Browns. He has a perf while the Yanks might have ren son* lo regret the deal that sent Jensen In Washington, Ihcy could polnl with pride to the Jnhnny Sain purrhase and ^llekry M.mile's four hits at Chlcngn. Saln’s efficient if hitler against Chicago Tuesday night for Ills fourth win, 13. made him the Yanks' lop winner. Purchased last summer a* a "stopgap" pltrhcr, Ihe curve • hulling veteran has turned mil to tie n "stopper." Notching his I Kith major league vlclory (101 nf thorn with Ihn Bos Inn Braves In the National league) Sain hreeicd past Ihe first I2 hit lor* Ills march toward perfection wax ended whan he walked Eddie Robinson leading off the fifth. Sam Melc’a first hit In 29 lime* at bnl broke Ihn hitless string and Chico Carraaquel’a single ended the ahutout, all In the fifth. Ilaln washed-out Um rest of the biff league program, Including Ihe entire 4 game National league schedule. CSano, Third Period f i l a N t Fourth, 12-1 iiv k ; i riHON Kru (f'niin'i *«-» • hit pltrMni; paced Mm Third Period gym clas# to n 13-1 victory over Inc Fourth Period rln»# In Mm op«ner of Mm Nrtnlnolc Selin,it’* animal soft hull toortmiimnt yesterday nf trrmmn nt the N.II.H. I If III, Gano iililnl lilH own cause with • limnnlnir three-run limner off Mm slates nf Inning pitcher Mel Fleischer in the third frnmr of the five Innlnir gnine. Third period Fourth Period Tlson, c Carter, c , Germ, n Fleischer, p Mom, 111 llolrnmlm, lit ■Ufler, 3li Ferrell, 21, llanlium, s* Wldle, •* Spencer, McKinney, III) mivnrrr, t,1b limbec, If Crew*, cf Fox, rf •^Conference championship baseball 4 GAINESVILLE bP-U you won walk under that I-ddor and always team. Coach Dave Fuller wouldn't any Won l-O-ll I'Ct. loss a pinch nf salt over your more be caught on the bench w »*■• shoulder, -you'll find plenty of Florida Stale League out a fungo bat In hla hands Lm i 739 hrcllicrn on Florida'* Southeastern he would call for aif inlcntlcn. I 9 25 DoLand .fill) It 21 Hanford walk with the bases loaded. 61R n 21 Jaxvllle Bruch Student Manager Dave Barb 600 It 21 Orlando alwaya believe* In lilting Jusl t , 17 514 20 Gainesville Fuller’s left during a game. 328 17 to Palntka First Bsscman Joe Davis, v i too 21 II Cocoa hit .343, always changes hats n'» too 21 a base hit. which means l e II Daytona Beach m;i 21 swapped lumber 34 llmei this .to-12 l^cshurg 200 7 28 son. For Infield warmups, be St. Augustine GAINESVILLE (Special)—UnL throws (he ball around from sec­ 'sanford 3 Cocoa 2 venlty of Florida athletic teams ond lo short to third until Ihe Ga­ Dnylnna Beach R) Palntka 7 Imvc just completed tha most sue- tors score — and then reverses Orlando 19 GnlucKVillr 7 Jacksonville Reach nt DcLanil ce-sful record Of win* and losses the procedure. ever recorded In one year of Gator Captain Gene Gore, the team’s postponed, ralu St. Augustine at la-r-.burg pml sport* activity. Plavlng a total of leading hitler at .391, never falls poned, rain , exactly 190 contests in 7 sports, to (ouch second base nn Ihe way Florida woo 73, lost 34, and tied lo centerfletd, and Leftflelder Ha­ Sanford nt Gainesville .4. ,, rold Bert alwaya (rails Gore across Pnlnlkn nt DrLnnd In Soulhcaslcrt, Conference com­ the keystone sack. £ St. Augustine ut Orlando pel itlon, the Gators won 33, lost Rudy Simpson crosses Ihe pitch­ Jacksonville Beach nl losesburg 18 nml tied 3. The sports involved er’s mound nn his way to left Cocoa al Daytona Beach were foothnll, basketball, swim­ regularly and although RlghtfleldAmerican l-eaauc ming, golf, tennis, track and base, fits er Harvey Dickinson likes gum11 20 Cleveland 580 hall. chewing he’ll have nn part of It 12 17 Washington 567 In Ihe process the Gator* won during a game. Bert lakes up the 13 17 Boston 536 Ihe Hmilhrastern Conferenr# slack by always chewing two n 16 Now York 500 baseball title and glared second sticks. in in SI. Louis 167 (hy 14', points) tn Alabama In Second Baseman Jim Hirsch in it Chicago .133 the HEC track meet. turns to the right after taking 15 Philadelphia 250 7 21 Detroit Tim second best total year of Catcher Haywood Sullivan’s peg lo Washington 2 St lauds 0 Florida athletic activity wax In second before an InnlnA -begins, New York 4 Chicago --------- 3 IP 19 when the Gators won 70, lost fflrsch’s throw Is to First nastJI Boston nl Cleveland positioned,rain .19 and tied one contest for a year- men Davis — but only after f Philadelphia at Detroit postponed, round percentage of ,9(17. The per right turn. Southpaw Pilcher Dick Brown rain centnge this year was .750. Ihnw his pet practices owav after Boston nl Cleveland Florida had a better winning bom Georgia Tech and AViurn New York al Chicago (night) percentage In Southeastern Con­ pounded him out of the box. In Washington at SI lands (nlghl) ference play In 1938-39 when the his last game, he wore Reliefer Philadelphia nt Detroit teams won 18, lost 9 and tied one Harry Carratl’s jersey a castBrooklyn 19 ^ 7iJl for n percentage of .997. But In nff Washington Senatorandcap. He New York 19 7 731 building the HEC percentage of Auburn. 32, and went Chicago Id 11 -r,,'Z .617 thiss yrur. vear. the (he teams played defeated I'lnrlnnall 15 Li Md 27 more SEC contest# t In seven Innlnga without giving up a hit. Ht. l/nils It 13 M3 I938-39. As a team the Gators are likn Philadelphia 12 15 Ml Her* 1 Ploriiln'H year-1 most other ball clubs. Each player Boston !• 15 W11 rpfmil hInec* tht* HEC was always "stamps" a gray mule for Pittsburgh S 2d Id! - is. lll'l’l. base hlta arid Ihe bol hoy can SI Iam Is a I New York I'd. w 1. T Year cause Immediate panic on Ihe Plttshuri'h nt Philadelphia inlghl) .750 bench hy letting Ihe lull handles 1 72 24 1961-62 Cincinnati nt Brooklyn tnlghl) 6 ,017 66 41 1950-61 gel crossed. Chicago at Boston (night) .667 Their regular season completed, 1 35 1910-6(1 70 Florid a International league .692 43 65 1 the Gators era now at work getting 651 | 1048-40 19 28 Miami Beach .620 ready for Ihe NCAA nislrlct 3 61 3 18 005 1017-18 17 26 Min in I .467 playoffa In Charlotte. The winner 48 • 42 1 585 1016-47 17 24 Havana 36 3 .321 go*a to the College World Series 17 671 1915-46 18 21 Tamm, .342 at Omaha early In June 26 0 13 558 1914-45 19 21 Ht, Pelcrshurn NO TEAMS 618 1013-14 liar r-r- - i r ..... n 19 W, Palm Bench 21 .449 II It 0 910 1942-13 ?*, 11 Lakeland .417 0 26 24 35 167 1941-42 7 Ft Lauderdale .600 49 22 2 1040-41 Miami I Lakeland 0 .652 68 31 3 1039-40 Miami Beach 3 Havana 2 .673 16 l 33 Fort Lauderdale t West I'nlni 1930-39 .678 0 19 26 1037-38 Beach 3 (19 Innings) .666 29 41 l SI. Petersburg nt Tampa postponed 1936-37 .623 0 81 34 1936-3(1 .664 3 3.1 It 1914-36 Tamp* at Miami Bench .661 27 1 1933-31 34 Havana nl Vorl Lauderdale Miami nl HI. Pelcrshurn TIT UHV1LLF. TIDES West Palm Beach al Lakeland »• J 4 , , m w~a - Tharsdsy, Mar 26 Low High The limes 'Ihla Week 12:10 a.m. 6:26 a.m. Ton Ia hi 12:10 p.m. 7:54 p.m. Hanford at Gainesville Thu radar U-F Finishes Its Most Successful Season In Sports Ttre$tone WHITE WALL TIRES G ainesville al HANFORD Friday ,1a* In-iii-li nt 8 ANI-OKD Satu rd ay 600 x 16 RECAPS 600 x 1 6 CHAMPS Hanford nl J ax llcnrli Sunday Leesburg at HANFORD '~ F n i t DAVIS GAINESVILLE IS p e r la H Nvnrly one third of the hnse lilt) that gave Florldn'a flral baseman Joe Dnvls nn average of .343 Ihi* yrnr were for estrn low* |)«vl*. nn Elhrrtnn. Grorgln, hoy. will he a majui rng In the Gator lineup In tho NCAA District Tlirac play­ offs In Charlotte early in June. Ilavi* lilt safely 91 timea In 99 trip* To the tdale. including eleven extrn base hits, lie connected for eight double*, two triple* nml one home run. He had eleven run* driven In tn Id# credit ami six ctoleii hairs. EMI/** f .95 'tlxcli. USED INNER TUBES ALL SIZES CO* 700 * 30 NEW 22 Truck Tires 8 Ply Plue Tax USED I I 5,Op Life Protector Tubes $£.48 A Fodder* Room Air Conditioner in your bedroom ( le ts you cool| m o u n taln -frcih air In h o ttest, muggiest weather I W rlngi out exccia humidity. Pilten out doit and pollen. Relieve* hay fever. The compact F td tk ra tutlt fUt la window,plug! In Ilka a radio. N o m un o r flui, no pipe*, no dtfcti, See thl* real electrically refrigcrated lyitcm in action Aadby/ MOTORCYCLE TIRES ON HAND USED TIRES •7 0 I 15 RETREADS The 1952 Dodge Wayfarer * Dear Sedan aban Pitcher Works Out WlthSemlnoJe* Deliver* In Sanford night aa ha held th . In Antonio Torro*, n S-foot Cuban Reach Bird* to 10 HU It ball pitcher, l« being ear- the Hanford lefty’e thi id on Mi# roller of the Seminole the aeaion In the FHL luee* on a "five-day look" ba*D, - Gator Baseball Team Has Many Peculiar Superstitious Traits^ TDK HANFORD IIF.HALD Wed. May 31, 1912 Page 6 breath#'’ u 1R f * New Fedders Room CAT CAY. Baham u t man eorapetlag in the nual Cat Cay Internal A t i J t i __ BARGAIN PRICES l/3 T o n l2 ||.t Or As Ckasf As 9S.M i y W «* •i, i rl.t M ’ ) i O rt Q S T O R E S » *• o-r .• WM y : tv • & 9trt �■EMglflSgBH . vJff'V-Str l W .-*. ■ 7 i tn ftK* l n t SO year* tnort than thouiaad rommarclal varieties By R. J. SCOTT ' fruit* ami nut* have been In­ troduced. Lvgnl Not fee tn w rr ’ Chloroform tvaa first developed In 1831. I ol V il l i* ? Sal I'm. •J B h WONDER «»r m.i » !•*;»: it r i *I»’i k EARL HIGGINBOTHAM CiinrlidaU' For ( ’onulv Com m issionei h i : m m *".v D istrict N um hcr I i m i i i' T in t i l i m »f . * ir.M i> n iF . » m i : n r rM iiiiiit. in I ' i i o i i a r»:. 1\ III T I I F K 8 T A T K i » F \\ :* f i t l» "i; in C o m s to c k Ritabllshed 18 years In Or­ lando fleslileiira office—H1B Conway Rd. flo w MANY 'Ions car A CRAHt LIF< -THM’ It of $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . INCH ROUND ELECfRO- S 'tONS. 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I i ,l i l t rnmn funiDhnl tfurnit" entni! a repreacnlnlive anil 'f i v e com|dcl„ .... .1r. mu W .1. Il , „ k 2HUII Sindh P aik Ave. iiparlmi'iit. Adulla mnl nn pel*. ynor i,el|[ld,"rli—>d d,.n»k' < tid'd I.iiHfr Cheat of I 'linin' ftl) 1 Apply fi(H) Muir.mlif, Avrmir. vfUTrnt mnna. Write N,i"i„i Drawn.. 20-1*) Sealnny. HOt E. llll, \ v Mi SMAliI. unfnrnluhril linm.f m l.nk" Die,I l.nra** Dreiafr !<.>.(>*) Oniit, El, i, , ulL'illK l,»n,f a, 1,1,, "— M o r r - I T O N I *,".t | - a *IDK .Mary. I'hnne 7H(i W. RfK ItU.tir. Sin,ptvi,ill ,'l pf. fnr intervliiw. Ilfd It—im Suita 70.110 E' i'tl E N l l El'KNIHIIED Ilium-' till,mi. Kil MATHEIt OE KANEORD El,n o il Help want,*,1 ni l "„, i> ward E’. t.anr. I'hmie If'211:1-I1!I E. Ifl. SI. Phi,nr 127 ton'a Drojt Do. Apply l» Mi Hill In-fore 11 m'KI ii In FOUR ROOM 3 In'ilrnmn Mpl. Aim, I.A ROE "In' aanlfM platitN. I’hmie I I NOT'll EH PF.KSONAI.S —It one room rfflclriiry apt. MU W mm. - -I 9— WORK W ANTED F I ' It N I T D ItE for llif rumpled l i t fit. _ I,nine Pi .,->•» fit win k MIC mull I Oil, FDnNACEh_Rv Kraaky, IIAIIV HITTER — Ileal nf i. f. r FURNISHED 2 rmtin aptirtniri.i iuh'Il"Itirioh. I,-,lv down pnyinentj, hVall, Floor and Ftrrplar*. riieea Mr». Miriam \ iniip, 110 US North Jamnine Avc. Ea'v di m, l'i,in11,,,r (Voter Wert ItMI. HI. Phone I.IEI M M. 0. HODOHR III, W> - I'iiat. Trlepltnnr 1123 Ph»or I2H EDRNIHIIED apartment r, room* .03 W. lit HI. I ill, , Minlltrrr . lune, ■>. PAWNS mowrd. EnMiiiiiIi . y ivn Kcranirti porch, enrau-', rlo*e P I A N O S Oolliraoarii, Hpim-tx in Hdvnnen. Phono HIM .1. deny In. I’ hniie l;:.T/ K uflni ,1 p.m, pi Iced from tMO.nn. tricloilra t I'ord._______________________ NOT FOR SALE tnninjfx. Ti-rmr, tradr-lnx. K„ 2 IIEDRODM houNO. Dtifimilahed. lllt hll.KV n lill AM 1 2 - SPECIAL SERVICES 12 -Irr'N PI,inn Store, I20U My,He. l’honii_877-R. ( 1'itlil I'nlMI, nl Ailv i Fnr iiIkIiI appnintmmta call MAC'S Eloctrle Hrrviee Move,I EODR ROOM Karapfl apt. Slovn _12UU-W. temporarily to rear »r ioimi und rafrisc ratnr. I III) I % Park Snniorrl Avr. Electrlr mnlor re- 1 1 1 . L o s i 1 AND FOUND — U flHEHTS nn-l DESKS, [.arua nipAvtnuo, Phi-tin 012. wlmlinif, Telnvlrlnn an,I radio I,- 1ST I'enrl neckluie on Flr»t ply, Ncw-ori'd-onfliilxhrd— a^rvieo. A* near In you an your S IIOOM apt. I’ h-nn |l(MI W. IJN up. Kiirniti.ro" Crnler, 110 Went Sln-fI near Inink liiiildlng. Eind' trlrphour MIL Klijj Avenue. Klral.. T-'l«phonr 1425, Grier f, plfHHe return to Mre. D K, RrothHra-Oivnnra. M- N„li, phono Ptft-.l after ftiCO CAHPKNTKR WORK , ,'r link 3— Real INI ala For Hair For tpilrli rnpalr ioln,, or mt —P * TRAVERSE Kitemdon Rmla 2H" building, Call Jim 1142 M 1 to 108". Hrnharlk (ilaa* and Ift AUTOMOBILES — 1* Paint Co. I,AWN MOWERS sharpened. II, I'LL buy your rnr regardleax of 8 BMINULE HtiALTY cycles repaired. Hhumaii'n, DID Hgr or condition. Thona lMl-VV 1320 M iiaolla A vr Ph-iae 17 ‘Ml MODEL refrigerator and ap(. E. Mb Ht. alee '50 model gaa stove In good T._W. Maro — W. Dial He ha 'Hi OLDSMOBILE, excallent w*icondition. Cult 1320-J. UATTEHY, Denrrator or Hiartt. dltlnn. Can be wen at Ho'* Gnu ( you want to Uuy, Rent or Sail, NEARLY new boy'a bicycle. Call Service. Call 617, Swain's Rut Station, corner tat A French. Heat tcry Service. Sanford Avenu2290-W. 2(16 South Elm Av«. J. W. IIALL, Rtaltor and 2nd. Street. DUO FORD 6, Club Coupe. Veiy FtorWa Hlata Uaiik llolidlni ASSORTED Hnnla ptania for your 0 — 1. Iintift, Phone (03|*W. PLUMBING "Call Hall" Phnna 17U__ aumrner flower garden. A. K. R|yltr Dyn.-i* uper Riviera, Roaaetter. FJpri»t. Phone 212-W. Contract and repair work. Frer *60 BlMClTsmjer MUST SELL new furnlihnl haW . art Imate. R. L. Harvey. 2114 flow, radio, w nhU* h ite W all“ t*i r e . K * Calary Avenue.' Will taka good clean trailer si Sanford Ave, Phone 1828. ccllunt rpn-lltffon Jltfon. Phon* 843-w. --------------. ,,i ■ ■ Sanford WINK* 4 9 P t t a t i O M NEW FLOORS lurfaced to par 1940 P A C K A R D a c rlln d e r, 4 d oo r AH fo o d lev K raaea faction. Old floor* made like eedaa, good m ochanleal c o n d i­ bedroom . home, GOLDSBORO PACIAOB aaw. Kinlihing, cleaning A wax­ tio n . P a y |4 6 c a ih arid a a u m a STORK ing, a)no portable power plant p a y m e n U o f 924.90. M a y be *e *n . SerWnw Bemliwd* Cottnly sine* i«t# w. ifta at. nt ^ a. .atapi« Avo, rhone • MM. H. M. Glaaion, Lak* Mary, ie I 1 m ii '• k 0 �»* MjMBm W M B M T nE SANFORD HERALD Page H • Wed. May 31.1933 General Assembly Of Presbyterians Held In New York By GEORGE CORNELL NEW YOllK i* - Too many Christians are that In namo only. They don’t apply their creed sufficienlly to tin- way they live and run their country Thin view was voiced repeutedly by ministerial and lay trader* at aesslnns prior to the opening of tha ttttth uiinual (ienrral siembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U. H A “ We ire making nothing like the impact on our time that the firit Christians made on their*," laid the Rev. llotn-rt ,1. McCracken of New Yoik's lltvcrslde Church “ We have lulled to Indicate the Christian solution lu the problem of Inti rnullnnnl relation*, or to deal energetically with great social evil* which lie like a blight upon man’s roiiiiiion life More thnn 1,200 church leaders from P- unglued the country are here for a 2 day conference on evangelism, which began Tuesday. The General Assembly,top Presbyterlan governing opens Thursday At sessions Tuesday,’ there were these words about the effective­ ness ol Christianity lu modern life: Held the Itcv. Ilarrlson Bay An­ derson. Chicago, moderator of the Gruernl Assembly — “The church hti’i been sitting too long (on a cushion, obsessed with gadgets We nred to reflect a new quality of life, ol the animation ol Christ." Said Itep Brooks Hays (I). Ark) “The Christian mail must emerge from the house of failli Into the area of the people The Influence of righteous men-the spiritual resources of the church—are our only bone In these (undid limes.” Said tin* Hi-v John Sutherland Donnell of the Fifth Avenue (New York) Presbyterian church— “There is aiqjjilllng evidence of Corruption nod venality throughout America. Materialism has eaten Into the lieart of our land. We have raiseil prut* of Iron, silver, gold niul wood We need a reat breath ol God blowing trough the uallon " » PLANE I’ltASII HOLLYWOOD <ss - Civil aero­ nautic* iiulliorltles today were in­ vestigating the er/iih of a light plane at Hollywood Airpatk Tues­ day which killed a Miami Bench private liter liml homed two oth­ er*. Head was laireri Charles Robinson, 31, a former diving anil swim tiling Instructor who came to Mi­ ami Bench lu Hill) Irinn Milford, Conn. Burned were Kenneth S .Simpson 43. a Hollywood real estate agent Who was o passenger In the 2seater plane, and lands Kalin, 29, Miami, a mechanic at the airpark who wn- burred while pulling BimpMiu from the wreckage. OIL STB IKK DENVEIi ill Matnr segments of the iihllou’s oil Industry re malncd do- eil toduy us an estl muled to bun wiukera tefuied to ratify or (ailed to reach hack-to work iigreemrnts Bealtered M'llh-menls were re ported, mostly among Miiall locals (), A. Knight, president of the Oil Workers loii-iiiuliniiul Union (CIO), I’Slimuteil that only about one third nl the teto.s) ictpn-rv mid pliM-llue svurkers wlm walked out April 3i) have returned to their Jobs Knight predicteil that nearly ul) the striker* would be back by the tnd nl tills Week laved the life of a wmild be suicide only to lend lo Ills exposure as ail Air Force deserter, The man turned mi the gas in nl* apartment ami lay down to , , die, Police Chief Hubert N, Wilson when the gas spread tu light on a refrigerator vos an explosion which blasted the suicide plan. Papers lo Ills possession led to Ida fdentiflcatlmi us Capt. Harry T. Danielson, 33, Boston, wlm dr sarted from llrookr Air Force Base ------------------------ Four Bodies Found From Missing Sloop BELLINGHAM. Wash, ui -T h e wind-whipped wake of one of Puget Sound’* worst yachting tragedies ha* revealed the bodlei nf four of ■even pcrion* who were aboard the 35-foot tailing sloop Prelude when it vanlihed Sunday evening. An extensive search for the other three persons—now presumed dead —and the wreckage of the myster­ iously missing boat Is continuing today. The bodies of Mrs. Ellen For (lyre, her son Kcnnlh. 12, Ed K. Jukes and Mrs. Donald W Curd, were found Tuesday In the waters between here and Dices Island, some 13 miles to the southwest Only Jukes was not wealing u life Pi preserver Still missing are Paul Purdyce, the owner of the yacht, Donald Card anil Mrs Jukes. Only u mid tress, lifeboat puddles, two seal cushions and an ice box door from the Prelude have been fniiml Fordyre. an expert yachtsman hail years of experience salting the .............................lit water in which ‘ the ' Prelude disappeared-and In much worse weather than was experienced Sun­ day night when moderate winds were blowing John Garfield ( ( ’• a lla u ra Cram I'a a r ( l a r i became worried when he did not appear. M .Hiss Whitney, u stage actress, told police she had known Gur field about two months She said she had dinner with him at l.uchow’s Restaurant a fid they went lo her apartment She said they hud rolfee mot that he remarked: "I feel awful " title said she offered to call n doctor, hot he replied then- was no need for It and that "I’ll feel better If I can gel some rest " lie went lo the bedroom, re moved his clothing except for Ids shorts and T shirt, and got Into the double bed. she said Ml** Whitney sold she decided to let him stay for the night, amt that she went to sleep on a couch In the living room. She awoke at about H a m KST Looked Into the bedroom amt saw him still apparently usteep, she said She said she went lo the kitchen cite, gut some orange Juice and placed a glass of It on a night table beside the lied Then she tried to awaken Idm, but without success. She leli-idiom-d l)r. Charles II. Naimoack. who jiro Honored the drtor dead Police said thev found the glass of orange Juice still oil the table. They said Miss Wltnev expressed concern about Garfield's family, expressing hope they would not misinterpret his presence lu her apartment. The Garfield* have two children, David, 8, ami Julie, 3 llyams said Garfield lately had been “ seeing a lot of people to Interview in rnmieetinn with a play, Fug,' he r ' " i ’ 1 'Fragile * ’ "D"* * ’“SI which TVV7I1IF 4 11- ex peeled In produce In lhi fall ami ----- -- ,|fr ----possibly direct," “The nnlv reason I can think of for his visiting her was that she Is Interested In plays ami in Urn financing nf plavs." Hvam* said llyams said Garfield mid Ills wife grew up together lu New York's tenement area tnd that their marriage was the only one for liolh of them Mrs Garfield Is the lorniur Itnh ertn Mann, ii non actress Miss Whitney apnenred In the Broadway play. "Durk nf the Moon." The medical examiner's office attributed Garfield’s death lo a cardiac condition and said there was “nothing suspicious." Hvam* said Garfield hid suffered a heart attack about a year ago and had been tinder ■ physician's care. MALE OF POISONS MIAMI REACH on -The Florida Slate Pharmaceutical Association endorsed Tuesday a proposal in regulate the sale of poisoni and tighten rules governing the sale of all medical atippllea In Florida, Sun Antonio. Tex., last Nov. 2d, Wilson added He had been working hare as a bilhhmiio attendant tin der the name of Harey J. Kelly. Hear u Prominent Floridian on behalf of Governors Race 3tate Farmers Market land precincts where his opponent, Bralley Odbam, topped nil vote May d. A motorcade of supporter* accompanied him from one place to another. He’ll do the same thing here to­ night, speaking at Plant High Sen-ool and Hillsborough High School Instead of the Court house Square. Polk uml Hillsborough are two of tin- eight counties In which Mc­ Carty was not high man. lie- Fort Pierce citrus grower and caillemau intensified his criti­ cism ol Odham's plan tu uorrow some 337 million dollars against gas tux revenues of the next 30 year* 10 build 2,230 miles of 4luiic highways. He said it Is "a pork barrel as had or worse Ilian some of the tiling* that come out of WashingIon," and does nut take Into considerabon factors that would run Hie cos I far above the figure Odbum estimated. "lie's talking about creating a tremendous bonded c'eht at the peak of Inflalion, when the best we can gel Is 30 cent* for the lax dollar we spend," McCarty said "Why. the interest alone run nine million dollar! a year, to use hi* own figures." McCarty said he preferred lo Imlld Hu- roads un a pay-as-you-go hast*, taking into consideration needs determined by traffic count anil congestion, lb- suit! "If there Is any chisel­ ing. any graft or any corruption going on in the road building pro­ gram. we are going to put a stop lo it": and If there ts os much as lidhiim says there ts, It would be cmiugh to build the necessary high­ way* without borrowing McCarty also said Odham ap­ parently doesn’t understand the Farm Bureau plan for exempting It actors from taxes on gasoline store he has said It would result In redurlng revenue for building farm to market roads Odham op poses the exemption, ‘McCarty fa­ vors il. McCarty said the law proposed by forming and commercial fish­ ing Interests would only provide for exemption of tractor and boat fin l from the 4 cent general road budding shine of the gas tax, and mil the three cents earmarked for secimilary mails unit debt retire menl He Itmleiulcd the exemption would encourage farmers to use more gasoline, Instead of diesel fuel, for their IractoM, and there by Increase revenue from the non­ exempt portion of tho gas lax. (I Ol- F HOMECOMING GAIN EMVI I.I.E fBpMlall—Ed­ die Booth, Jacksonville, was named n* genernl chairman of the 1033 Uidvi'iMty of Florida Homecoming hv Boii Terry, Miami, Florida new Blue Key president. which la handled Ilonii-roniing, wide anmiully by Blue Key, will be held the weekend of Nov, I, when tho (inters meet the Auburn Tigers. Festivities Iih-Ii'iIn a huliSB decoralion roll lest, a dunce, a parade, alii! Gator Growl. Beside* Terry, other Blue Key officers elected on May 2, nr»: Moody Freed, Miami, vice-presi­ dent; Dirk Pettigrew, Jacksonville, serretury; and Julian Dumioick, Oi lundo, treasurer. The officers were recently In* i.tnlied lit a meeting following the Blue Key Banquet at which Attor* uey Gene i a I Bicliaid Ervin ipuke on “Irtegrlty In Government'1. UTILIZING WASTE GAINESVILLE uf) - The Florida citrus Industry's yearly 2ts billion puutulx of waste which la turned Into vnluahle cattle feed wai cited by a Now York engineer Tuesday us nil example of making waste economically useful. Dr. Malcolm I'lrnle told the fifth Natlnna! Public Health Engineering IC a n tU a e * r n a WtINirl Ma. ISe M tR K K T UtFOHD *TAT»3 rtH V K ai SaalurS, K larM a T h a loiluwina prlcaa rapurtad Ilia ( i . n j . r . on Tha Hanford Hiata rarm arn tla rk a l t o r produca a«ld to T ru ck a ra A [laalara up lu 3 :141 pm . May III. llaana, TandarRraana, llapamtlnK tJunlMy ItU. hpr. IItt . 7 I - I I ,I S 74-1115 llaana, I.linaa liu. hpr. A 74 4.7S llaana. Tula hu. hpr I Ila n 40- 44.14 ' nhbaea, liap tn d ln a (Jita lll? in lb aas. i. rs D no. m* 4 no rw> Calarjr. ilnitian ira la 1.71- 7 on cra laa* 1.74l,(jo (.alary, I'a x a l iaa »ot rra la * HJ of,ii, , »■ »* Corn rrataa 4.7S 1.74crates - j1 jJji cucumber. hu hakt 710no hakt 7 50- |I ’5 J5 i:« « P U n l iiu b .k i i1.14. j i - 1174 .75 I.atlura, l<at.arK •» A. Cria. 4 01). 4 4 QU- 4 40 40 • r* bi*. l>tir hpr, A.4.60 a(i hr Iflflrk E l ’ll hu hpr her t»u. hpr. hpr hi! Imllt vVellnw i. *iu Hiia«ih. Yellow ho hu hpr her lorn *to e* to i11#1 » ert* Ut erts S w , C iliH ilrr t 'l T i t r a (ira n rcn lir|ieii<llruf Hire * V a rle ir iV’rfr'i|*, Duncan hue 1Ifin* 60- 9J 35 II ISio- |mo .7no * 6°I IS *I tn 56 s1 so* so- 4 111 S.3S 1.16 t Ts l no D varieties u t pruilure rcaeivs,) .1 the H anfeH H tst. F a rm e r. M.V1 gat frnrn Ifuoii u iii Mar in |„ M T"’“' raealpla iV n Damaiii itifidarHtiA. himrkp>t at»a<J>- KiwaniH Meet . Ll c "W°?*y: ij. c. Ifetsel, American Fruit Gruwera execuVf J ^ r‘, H Woodruff, d«nUst; Ed Randall, Jr., electrical dealer; II. H, Crumley. Insurance; /Jr‘ .?• Ho*s, chiropractor; Henrxe H. Mpuhu, Winter Park architect; J. c. Davis, Texaco dealer- M II, Strickland. AmerlOil Co. agent; Ed Fielding, A ll, frHtfht n p n l, Others who were saluted were, D. L. Harper of Chase ami Co.; O. K. Goff, ACL Railroad; County Tax Assessor Dnudney; County Clerk O. P, Herndon; John Pier­ son, agricultural teacher; Howard Jones, Sanford Builder; D. K. MeNab, credit bureau manager; Prin­ cipal II. E. Morris of Seminole High School; Dr. Henry Me Paul In, optometrl't; J, W. Hall, real eslate; J. H. Nicholson, Hoick deal­ er; Dr. 11. H. MrCusliit, dentist; Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., attorney; Edward F. Lane, real estate; Les­ ter Tluirpe, Western Union man­ ager; Kurt Higginbotham, .Stand­ ard Oil dealer; Ralph A, .Smith, Chose and Co., treasurer; A. L. Collins, chief clerk, ACL Railroad. Filial Introductions were of A. E. HhinhoDer, city attorney; How­ ard Mnolleth, Insurance; John W. Wilson, entomologist; K C. Har­ per, electrical dealer; E. G. Kiloatrlrk. president, Florida State Hank; J. f,. Hurt, Internal Revenue agent; Superintendent of Schools, T. W, Lawton; Dr. If. W. Garner, phyalrlan ami surgeon; the Itcv. J, E. McKinley; Forrest Gatche), Central Florida (jolck Freese Co.; Minion Hurinuo, WTItlt prognini director; A. I,. Wilson, furniture dealer nod Mayor W. IL Htrmper. Guests were J. II. Hurl. Jr„ Thomas IL Page, Orlando; It. L. Hutton, Atlanta; II. P. Whitworth nod George Hpahn, Winter Park and Gemgv Pullet non, Key Club. European DefenHe 11'cmlliititd Frnwi lJnf« lint) tn throw ctwav the one bo*! chance of avoiding World War III." Rep. Vorys (It (Hilo), leading the fight for further reducliuna, has predicted another billion dollar slash. Rep. Leu E Allen (It III.) told the House Tuesday he Imped the hill will wTiuld ho rut In half Both are backers ul Taft, who has said he would support a bill totaling aix billion. Elsenhower has said a one bil­ lion dollar reduction lu Ihe pro­ gram would bo "heavily and seri­ ously felt," and that cuts substanti­ ally beyond that point might en­ danger U. H. Security ago that the final Ion would be only about one million dollars when the government hat made all the recover!** to which It It entitled. Price Controls II iiRtlrsnl Vrom Half Uaa) a* "Hie city, town, village or other civil subdivision" where the plant is located. Ills Idea Is to block any plan by (ho Labor department lo fix uniform nation wide mini­ mum wages I uud CIO hive opposed 'the AFL Hie Fulbrtght amendments. Sen. Humphrey (D.-Mlnn.) chair­ man of a Senate labor subcommit­ tee, announced he will ask the Senate to knock out the Fulbrtght .imi-mlmem* If tho Hanking Cum mlttee approves them, and to refer lit* group fur study, 't in- Hanking Committee, headed by Sen. May bunk ( D S C ) ached II led i.................................. debate amt a vole on the amendment* at a closed door ses­ sion before voting on the measure Itself. A favorable majority would send the hill to the Senate floor for what promises to be stormy debate Involving the whole vast controls prngram and administra­ tion handling of the steel strike. The House Banking Committee Is nearing the windup of public hear­ ings on Its own version nf the measure. Unless the two branches agree liy June 30 on terms of on rxten sloo of — or successor to — the Defense Production Act. Hie law expires and the whole controls pro­ gram would collapse. Uidgway'H ViewN ( ( • iilla a v e Fr»Hi Haaa O a f) lions and defiant Communist pris­ oners of war can be put under control. Itldgway, former commander of U. N. forces In the For East, talked with senators for about two hour*. lie wo* questioned extensively about tho Koje Island Incidents hill some *«nnlurs said he ruuld tell them llttlo new. Other vena lots said Itldgway told them the Communists have built uji their _forces lit Kores during trm-e talks and that the general era! «»■> nut optimistic that a satis­ factory cease fire agreement can be reached. Doe Democratic senator, who asked not to he named, said Itldg way’s picture of Far Eastern con "Un liiinns was "the most depressing thing I have heard In months." -Sen Bussell (D.-Ga ), presiding at Hie session, told Ihe genenii that the Koje Island affair tins brought shock uml a sense of Minnie here ul home. Iltiskcll gave reporter* u copy of a statement lie made. lo the statement, Bussell con­ gratulated Bldgway “for the mag­ nificent job you have performed as a leader of mtr fighting men In a grim and bloody war," but Used such words as “bewildering" and "shocking" In reference to the "kidnaping" of u U. H. genernl by I'linituiiiiisl prisoners on Koje Island. Bldgway, given u celebrity's welcome to the (.'apltol, wan tech ideally before the Senate Armed Service.* Committee which Bussell heads. However, all senators had been invited to attend uud more than one third of the membership was on hand when the doors were closed. While this meeting was going on, II was announced that Itldgway will address u Joint meeting of the Hcnstc and tho House at 11:30 a. tu KST Thursday. Bldgway ii rn route to Europe tu replace Gen. Dwight D. Eisen bower as head of North Atlantic Senate Votes 52 To 18 In Favor Of McGranery JBIect a Han wKo will rtprewnt YOU ' ’ u d net the dog track I VOTE FOR MAX BREWER For State Senator (HaM P olitical A<lv.) WASHINGTON Wt — A lop-sided Senate vote cleared the way for James P. McGranery to walk Into the Justice Department today and take over as tne boss. By a 32 to IS vote, the Senate Tuesday night confirmed President Truman’s nomination of the 36 year old Philadelphia Jurist to sue reed J Howard .McGrath as at lorney general All the vote: votes against the appolntinent were cast ‘by Republl republi­ cans, hut 14 other Republican* Joined 23 Democrats In voting for confirmation. Pennsylvania's two Republican senators. Duff and Martin, were aiiiimi; those voting approval McGranery, u former House member, has been a federal fudge In the Eastern District of Pennsulvanlti since 1916. During the war tie nerved as the No 3 official In Hie Justice Department, a* as­ sistant to the attorney general. Mr. Truman sent McGranery’* nomination to the Senate last April a In a lightning aftermath to Mc­ Grath’s resignation after firing Newbold Morris a* government cleanup matt. McGranery told the Senate Ju ­ diciary Committee he would ex­ pose and prosecute corruption wherever he found it. Ho also pledged tu fire any Incompetent, disloyal or dlahoncst Justice Do parlmcnl employes. Sens. Ferguson (R.-MIrh ) and Watkins (It Utah), who led the fight against McGranery, said they did not hclirve his performance would mated Ids promise. During Tuesday’s day long de­ bate, Ferguson and Watkins were the only senators to make speeches In opposition to McGranery. trm MrCarran (D -Nev.) of Chairman Hie Judiciary Committee replied In detail to their criticisms and pre dieted McGranery would have ■ great administration as attorney general lie called McGranery an “ honest sincere, God fearing, fair official." SA V E M ONEY! Buy A New Ford Prefect Fordor Sedan At The Special CaHh Price $1200 Or $400 Cash and 24 Payments of $40.74 NO EXTRAS Owners report 30 miles and more to the Gallon! Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Authorised B B la M Dealer Since 1931 Firit Blreet at Sanford Avenue Phone 200 The Weather Asheville Ituslnn Chicago Cleveland lais Angeles New Orleans New York Seattle Wakhloglnn Jacksonville Miami Tulluhassi n High Low I’rerlp. 74 30 HO 50 69 61 42 07 58 32 .04 69 57 7H 07 .51 33 51 58 48 18 59 58 .29 27 91 73 78 81 Ul 68 .17 H KA R J. L HOBBY Over WTRR Tonight 7:30 Easy Terms Fifth Congressional District Primary, Maty 27,1952 WDBO OtOA — WRUF 0:1ft TOMORROW tt«30 P. M. WDBO — WRUF — WGGG SATURDAY NIGHT WDBO 7:80 - WHUF 0:80 r i|* Manv aquatic animal* are easily iklllfd by Hidden changes In tem­ Sen. Mdliertion (i),*Vu.), one of the first In leave the doted door The association alio called for perature. meeting senators, _____(porters told rei . ___of_ ______ “ reciprocity Ireallea" with other Itldgway was unable to shed much states In llcenilng pharmacists and Conference at the University of new light on the Koje Incident! for legislation to bi bar the sale of Florida that Industrial wastes pol­ although questioned extensively. such minor drug Itemi ai aspirin luting America’s waters ami at­ mosphere are a fast mounting chal­ liy restaurants, service stations iU and other service countars. lenge In all technologist* and In­ The druggists also pledged sup­ dustrial managers with vision. Pintle aald enthusiasm to clean port tu Hie McGuire bill that would restore fetferal fair trade regula­ up industrial area* must be tem­ tions. Buch regulsllons recently pered with hard beaded Inquiry In­ were held invalid by tha Supreme to the Impact of cost oil the economis structure of the area. Court. RUSSELL CANDIDATES TONIGHT Grain Deals the frien d ly store "Confronted with the hard choice of chooalng among valued and trusted frlanda, but rcalUlng that division of our aupport will defeat tho will of the people, 1 ask the peopUt of Florida to aupport these candidates for delegates." Sen. Dick Russell. State at Large (Men) State at Large (Women) C. Farria Bryaat, Ocala Mr*. J. D. AMema*, Jacksonville taoMii m»4M*t«> Mrs. M. & -Fatter. Baaaett (••well CiMMsHI Mr*. Raby MeCheeaey. MadUon (Shm II CwMWSatet Mra. Frank X. Carroll. J r , Peaaacota (Ommu CMSMaisi > t ,-i, IV'';<Xf* '' V'■.;,7. • 1J ->• *- -S *i**'‘ •p IM omoI I CMSOMatei Doyle S. Carletoa, T a a p IMiateM C w S M sK ) Ja a a a T. Voeetto. Vow Beach (••o a e ll COMHWIMI Fraak D, Upeharch. St. Aagaatine f e a s t II r u e a s t a t ‘ v? 4*. y\ -* "vV’wr; ' ’ ir ? J ev - t? I > »i" \ - ■ Serving Cttstomers At Thie Location For Past 26 Years. >. - =V'1: .. �$Ti W a n t e d Ifentld IF YOU D O N 'T || m a i n r « u B u lu d H u iU , City D*Umr> by 7:M P. M., pleat* call YRLIQW CAB 1444 TH E W EATHER Continued wartu and partly t lfmil) Ihr midli Friday ADi-moc:! Itmiidri lim irh ji widely scattered |pJ <LC AN INDEPENDENT DAI1.Y N E W SP A P E R •V O L U M E XXXX111 Golf Course Lease To Inn 4 Is Negotiated Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY MAY 22, 1052 A kniiclit I ml I'rcmt l.eit.uml Wire ■- - ---"■ 1 1,1 T:T r No. ton Dan McCart’ Truman Says Gen. Ridgway Warns Is Endorsed He H as Power By To Take O ver Of Possible Use Of Gas,1 Germ W arfare Tiny Globe Trotter M c M q H | ii M gr. M arian Reveals P lans T o E nlarge A nd Im prove Golf Club Facilities P i n e H - a s R epresen­ t at i ve' s Son 'Is S upporting O dham : T V P rogram T onite P r e s i d e n t D e c la re s 1le L i k e s All L)e I11Uc i ;i t i e C a n d i d a t e s I P ot T ile P re s id e n c y I Negotiations ar* under way for the Date of the Seminole tielf course and country club from wHugh Whelcbel by the Mayfair w Inti, Inc., 0. W. Spencer, attorney for Mr. Whelchel, announced l<»day, after denying that the deal ha* been* completed. "The price and term* have been agreed upon by Mr. Whelchnl and Charles Marian, manager of the Mayfair Inn,” Mr. Spencer *ald, "but the papers have not been signed and are now being preired for approval by attorney* of t New York d e b ts and the City ^Commission of Sanford." Inasmuch at Mr. Whelchtl hold* th* property under a 00 year leg** from the Cltv of Sanford, Mr. Spencer explained, any as­ signment of that lease to a third arty mutt have the approval of y* City Commission. It Is understood that th* City Is to be relieved of certain fixed obligations toward the golf course under the proposed arrangement with the Mayfair and It Is not *xfpected that any objection from the City Commission will be made. Negotiations looking toward the consummation of th* leas* were conducted by 8- (3. Harrirnan, local realtor. Plans for extrusive improve­ ments at the gulf course were an­ nounced today by Mr. Marian who said that be nope* to take it over on July 1. "Regardless of cost," Mr. Marian said, "we ciprct to .m ake It the best golf course in •Ih * atale. It will be run as a golf course. We are not asking the City to do anything fnr u«. And wu ex­ pect to give th* people a golf course which they can be really proud of." Mus O’Lingcr will remain a* pro at the club which will he open to th* public as in the past. “W* ex­ pect to operatf on * year around basis and will welcome Into our club all local cHItenx who want partlcJula," Mr. Marian aaid. * "A num ber bf tournaments air* being arranged for neat winter and w* expect to have earn* really Ptlri* big name golfersa entered. PHrie wT ill............................ l tie offered which #111 stt< set some of the biggest go)ling ce­ lebrities In the game.” A complete watering system will be Installed on all fairways, he continued, and n new locker room for ladies and gentlemen will he constructed immediately, hater on ■•other improvements will he made •which will make this club second to none In the state. Guest* of th* Mayfair will en­ joy plevlng privileges on the course free of charge Juat as they have in the past, Mr. Marian laid. The Inn he* had an arrangement with Mr. Whelchel whereby for a certain fixed turn paid by the ho­ tel all guests ware allowed to play there. Ai to th* outlook for next seaa son. Mr. Marian waa optimistic. •W e are booked solid, h* said, "Ac­ tually w* now hava 820 reserva­ tions on hand for naxt year," he continued. "On June M we are going to hold a 'guest reunion' in New York City at which all guest* of th* hotel for th* past two sea­ sons as well as those who have reservations for next winter will be entertained at a baseball gamo between th# New York Riant* and tha Bt, Louie Cardinals, and at a p in n e r to be given in their honor “ that evening at on* of New York's ■wankieet night dubi." Mr. Marian said that h* Is re­ maining her* until aft*r th* •lec­ tion, but will l*av* May SB for N*w York City to conclude final arrangements for taking over the golf course; By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON CLEARWATER ift-Dan McCar ty today got the public endorse men! of Rep. Chester II McMullen In his campaign for Ihe governor ship of Florida. McCarty r*ad a telegram from McMullen to a crowd gathered on the street here in the home Inwu of th* former state alloriu-v who went to Congress Iron, the Tampa Bay First District two years ago but didn’t seek re election McMullen's son, a young lawyer here, Is supporting McCarty's op ponent. lira lie;y Odham ' Th* eld*r McMullen wired Mel’arty h* is for him because "You are a man of mature Judgment and sound thinking, level headed with both feet on the ground, and whose honesty and iidrgrity can not be successfully uueslioned " McCarty stuck to Ids ueighhor hood campaign of more hand shak­ ing lhan speech making as hr loured Pinellas County, where he led by 3,000 voles on May 0 lie predicted an even greater margin In the runoff primary next Cues day. In short talks In residential areas of Tampa Wednesday night the ui year old Fort Pierce citrus ami cattle man said: "I’ve gone lo the iieuiili- tn shake their hands. In look them in the rye and answer their ipieslmus I have preferred that to gelling on Ihe radio for in hours af a lime 10 talk and talk and talk " While linv Warren held Ills one man debate with Sen Kcfauver i who wusnT there) In the Tninpu Courthouse Sciuore. und Odham staged a radio talkathon acres* the bay In SI I'elcrshurg, McCarty told Ills audience: "You've had four years of talk­ ing, four years uf challenges In debates and four year* of standing around looking at empty chairs I think It's lime to elect a governor who puli stale* in anship above shawm in* hip.’’ lit s I I. III.IN I tilt I . I N M V M IIN iiT O N 1.P President Tru m a n --aid today i A ) hi- i- -.ure ni In power to telle Industries m an t ntergeiicy, i It r he likes all tl ......... .. who have collie out fur K ^ Four year old Petti CtnUi, clutching her precious dull, looks u hit wistful as she bids farewell ut Ihe Miami Airport In her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lodge, hefuie Marling her long journey by air to far away Duligkuk. Thailand on the other side of the world. This was on Monday, May 4 . After uu evenllul journey in which she was piactirally udoptrd by the stewardess, passengers ami crew of the plane, she arrived in Bangkok on I'hti•» lay, May H, to he greeted by her mother, Mrs. W. M. Bishop lint former Mmy Lodge, and Mr, Bishop, a member of the U, 8 . Stale l)e|mrlment, Petti Cash, Lodge’s Grandchild Arrives By Airplane In Bangkok Indifference Of U. S. Voters Is Rapped By Judge BanIt is a lung U but ford (<r‘ tflhgk a little four year old girl. Felt l Jam es G ut And Ben W iggins T o H ead J.C. M em ber Drive Judge Douglas U. Stenstroru said that the American propl have sorely mislrealed or have huv Ignored their right to use the sec ret ballot which the founders of this country fought so hard t<> obtain. He addressed the Seminole County Juniur Chamber of Cum mere* at th* Yacht Club today. "Americans do not stop to con­ sider th* privileges we have In be in*, able to elrct our leaders," he continued, "Since the time ‘ of Christ, 40 billion people have lived on th* earth and only three per cent of them have been fortunate enough to have a voice tn the se­ lection of their leaders." He pointed out the fact that of the over 10,000 rep’rtered vot f rr* In Seminole Bein' era County Just 7,tHH> 7i percent actually rated or about 70 on May 6, “There should he at least fc.jOO, or 10 percent, next Tuesday. In 1960 Seminole County led the »iate with 83 percent of the reglsteied voters casting ballots," he added. Th* Judgo went on to show that everyone’s vote !■ valuable hy oil In* several .interesting cans when one vot* wa* declilve. “In a contested *l*ction, Ruth­ erford B. Hayes became president after a a*rl#e of on# vot# mar­ gins," ha elated. Th* election of Sen, Burnell Spent Hay** waa firet taken tip la an commlttea which voted •120,463 In Campaign electoral Bt7 In faYbr of Hayes, Thla waa close that a vot* In Congress TAULAHAfifiElTi - A new re- *o was necessary. I Wednesday ‘bowed Georgia’s "Jaat owe single vot* gave • Richard B. Russell spent tteatlBM* UaiPage reer) 4*1 to, win Florida's first Jem- Cnsli, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. .1. Lodge, mad* the Jour­ ney by plane recently to Join her mother, Mrs. W. M. Bishop, the lormer Mary Lodge, wife of u member of Ihe Hlute Department in the fnr off place. Little I’etll, who until recently attended the nursery school Oil Palmetto Aveltue, had loukeil forward joyously to Joining her mother, whom she had not seen since August. Her grandparent* took her to Miami to see her off oil a New 1 York hound airliner on the morn­ ing of Monday May 4. On Thurs­ day following she arrived in Thailand. H ub tin usd tin ran* T b rttl ll»' D em o cratic uoiniiiulhiii for I'li uli III and i! I tie believes the got■iuiiient cleanup will lake i are ill it .11 muter Iiis nett attorney rival. "Dearest Family.” she wrote, "This is one day In the Bishop history that I'm (Ur* we will never forget, I trust by now you irreived a telegram that Petti arrived all safe and sound at 1:46 P. M, today. S E g T O a m a f i JS p a f a & MIINiilON .1' lien MatD Kulgvv.iv luld Congress •hat Communist talk about and gas w ai lari- should tin-ui all Hie deadly danger -iiting Hu- free world in .in uddlcs.s In a (nml meeting it tin .Smalt- and lluu-e Hu- ) ylnr a in i il .topped -.hurt of aaymg he leal • Ihe I uiuilllillisls will IIS* 'lies,- weapons lint fii.s plain im­ plication waa lliat lie agrees with Htn e -llm ay tin- I'uiumuniit !oi'liiiii|iu' i , tn eliaiye iilhera vvdli llcoi i aI Mi 11 u n i .in in a far l ali(!lllg Ilia i . inlet i in e up , i salll he iha u t kio.w whether i.ot \dlai -Met ell* uu lit Illinois might lie pi 1 So oteil l.i ‘ i eh or ai I'ept tin- In HI Oi l .die liolliill.illoll Politics took ccoliil place III Ihe di i iitsmii t in- eimlerencc was hi >'till ctit til ht the President's St deiiielil lli.il he has putter to a m , iiiiln tries in tune of national fiiu i.e n ct Nulled t and he m eliutiil l.elli i ong,revs and the rum t i an lake lh.it |aiwt'i' uwa> h ml I -111 wlieu presM'd In iniesliiilis On wlull he would dii if Ihe Supreme Com I spec ilie ally denies Ills ail Him ill to ei/e and operale the si.i I ii dn tit Die PiesUleiil said lie would turn Hie mills hack In tie i iii.itiiii inciils tic nhhil Iniweter, that lie did m i i •In 1 1- ihe cum ( would do lhat In tIn l» l of liuiliiir, the Pri'si deni induiclt pained i|1li", Hulls from ti p..i lei w lm said they were tv >ni-- to i e. oiii'lle tils reasserlioii lif ' eilieieid presldeidiul powers w.lh In. w ill in lies* to yield oil the Sleet el/llle il (lit- l ollrl ill'l l.II I’ll it Illegal N' tor legislation mil Itiwlrii; the sei/iire, Mr 'I'riimuii rein null'll ■|in I mners llial ail) ai l of 1 -ingress inns) lie signed by Ihe P n nli-iil a plum lefelelice In Ihe l ie nli'iit putter to veto legis In i uni II-- remarked that lie has been Irving evci mice he entered lire Wtide House tn get an Industrial rt I.... its Ian which would make pii • Ihle le a l collective b argaining •till ftiw tie snlll. KiltSI 111I.vdie Millie method of keeping Ihe CilUII ii y liiiim ni: m i uses of in a jo r ihri'id lo the ii.ituni's w elfare I he P n iili-nt Mini he did not know wdieihi-i -eirini* .i ui 1ii 11lly is ihe >'lily vtat o< -iccoiopllsh i ml I ti i ■ T fie ie I- some w ay. n r ' illlly. Ill- s.nil .Hill lie Intends ' keep se.d'i'hlim lo r ll Mi I mm.ill ducked every ipie • '.ill winch siiilghl lo i till -I til in for ■■■ ugamsl any specific isilitical > -mlidate lie re i-m|)hUBi»i'd that I.- w ' l ipport the Demoeralle • >itil ul i time tel hi- is. In Ihe <ii iiiiinl ijilir/e.. ni >. hi I her he had liutvll . I o k nl i-idhip lasln foi '.i n Lu 11 ii tl nut il (in 1**41( f llelrr* Betty Partin Wins Runner-upPosition In Beauty Contest Kofoort Killians Is Miss Betty l.oii Partin of Hsu Held Foi$tultlmi£ ford came very close to wlnniue th* title of Watermelon Festival Woman To Death Queen at the Florida Walerniehui Duiing a stop at AMiterdam, Holland, the stewardess of the plane took her to see a loo and u cirrus, Mrs. Lodge recently received a letter from her daughter written on May it In Bangkok In which Festival at l.eeihurg last nighi. she expressed the suspense of yielding first place honor* only to awaiting her little daughter’s ar­ Mlaa Dianne Betiu of Coral Dahlc- "Rut we endured the moat awfui three days from Monday till today at 1:00 P. M. We weren’t iven positive that she wa* on the plane, didn’t know for tain until 1:06 alter w# got In the airport. "When that plana finally mad* its appearance, Whit tried to hold me hack until th* plan* cam* to a deadstlll, but 1 broke away, and ha was right behind me. When th* ramp waa placed at th* door for th* passengers, th* door slid op*n, and th*r* ah* was, the most gorgeous sight these *y*s have ever seen, beHove me. "She wss dressed In her blue dress, beg and hat, and no ona else crowded In the door at all, ocratio primary Map I. In two seconds I wae Rusielf’s naarest rival, B#n. Donations Are Made Just her, Well mp and at Had her In tny CrtH Kefsuver (D.-TeoaJ, spent To Fornald"Ltftiff|iJan up the ramp -i wa* - ■ right . ihffg. arms and -Whit And euch * good feeling, T. R, Tucker, president of the "All the paiaencer* (aid th*l FernMd-Uyhton Memorial Roe- ahn was * wonderful eompanion. nf of Th* itowardeaa doclardd that ' it m art tkin itemeat* honk ho^Mtal bfw roeelved h number of captain and co-pilci solid * few gift*. kind word* to ua and atatod that Th«M>l^|h th#» haled to «iv# her up. Thai I Ion from I. ■ ■ ■ „ ___ ______ id* ua feal good. Mr*. Jowi Bnimley, ■ Artlelm-eoatributed lutludod a Bv BEN SMITH ST. PKTEH-SBURdll UV-Urailey Odhuin lays he Is looking forward with delight lo confronting Dun McCarty again tonight In Miami The two governor candidates will appear on a lelevlsion program At Bradenton in Ids first speech of the day. Odhum went Inin detail 011 why he I* using radio and talk., thou methods ni appealing lm voles, lie said that is the unit direct way to get tu Ihe puldn o n j; i l^ss P resented Diiim.ilic A ccount O! Repulse Of Reds In Korean Conflict C a i u l u l a t i ’N V j-'alini-i Ni-i'm tliilil-rd bin nilimriinw wifi- tu ilt-titli lait who received the crown from Rep i .'lit in imrk uf Du' l(i<l Front 1 ,-ci-ry Slun-, Tenth and IVenn A. H. f.HvdJ llerlonir. Receiving the title of first muni i -i'lllie In Inn- In-iii*- i-ri|.1in ini in of honor, Mfx* Partin received a > nearliy earn- field l-y t'npl Buy large gold cup a* did also Mi-* I ilia and I'ntridmiiii lark Hick II, Chirf Ilf Pi -1tee Buy Ii. Wil Jean Ann Brrke* of Winter Hu ve», who wax selected a* aecoul I- HI* report ml thin moruing maid of honor. Itulii-rt KIUlaii9. Hu, Dm \Ve»t Mlaa Partin, Ih* daiiaMer of I util fit reel, made u full enlifesMr. and Mrs. Roy Partin, ia u •n tu k'iilef Willinm-i .in.I t'upl, graduate of Seminole I I I g h i Hi* till* muriiinir after iiirndSchool and la now a freihman at I'iff Die night in tin- 4'ily .lull, lie Station llnlverilty. Bhe ha* won v trvnxfi'rrril to tin- 4'minty Jail many beauto lilies, inrludlnir th»t i 'l i imitnliiH nt ti:l6 a.in. In of "Mlaa Hanford” in 1060, an t >-ml Inal last year placed third In l(er*lmrg Ivlllalnn killed Linde Umldiek, feallval among amon more lltfan no in hy plunging a three-ilieli portries. Last night there were It k-' knife in tier heart and lielow entrlea. ie t rigid liieunt and then During th* morning tha girls 'I' iggml liar HU feel away where were reviewed In bathing auila, but t,< left her tu hide in a nearby Iho night combetltion waa In for­ e.viA fluid. mal gowns. Mlaa Partin woge a Ihe alarm wh-i tinned In hy formal of lavender net and rhine­ in n uf three witnexne* at D:6f> stone jewelry and drew heavy up- [' m. last night, t’upl. Tllliw ami plaua* as aha mounted the plat­ I’liirnlmnn Hickaon raced tu the form at th* home plat* of the • mi and nccordlng to Fapt. Leesburg ball park 'which was si j dlls discovered Ih* woman dead. packed to„ rapacity. ,ty. When 1 felt her writ*, I told One of the first,to congratulate lli' ksoii ehe wa* dead,” he slated, her as ah# descended wan Forrest ■'-binl that time We heard Breckenrldge, manager of tin- o Hr about the can* field ami we Seminole County Chamber of Cum- run out inthere ami told him tu get mere#, up with Ida hand* in Ihe nir. Ami The •». Peter Schaal, puhIL- he really had them raised high." rector of Silver Springe ih* twu policemen tank onl nly wtd formerly of Sanford t Allen a. *rH4r of th# column, L'6 minutes to answer the call. "Grachw POlltlci’’ and Bob East* t'| < th* witn*ie*e' names and d* "J*B, public, relations director of liver Kllllani tu ttio City Jail, Di hi* confession this morning, !» ? * « Gardena had a hard job electing winners from among the Killians said the reason ha killed Reddick wet that, "I suspected lovely entrant*. Th# other eight glrli competing lur of going out with another tor beauty honore were Patricia Ilian. When she got dressed up to go out I blew hot an stabbed her.” Kllllani gouged hla cnnimon-taw S & j Co- wife so viciously that h« tor* th* blade from ita handle. Her shoe, Edwana clothes and the knife were kept as evidence by the pollen. ■ Th# victim had boon living In New York with Killian* until last November when iho left him to coni* to Sanford. Ho followed her down here only elk weeks ago pot a Job at the, State Farfn Funeral i lliey mien.I tn rnmiiid week a Hie lf,-d propaganda in i. Inn,lias hammered nut ill.m i Hi.it Dm United Nations ("ices ui Korea a le uallig gaa and Vll'l Ills Itidgw.iy said tin- ch a rg es ar* >il i ui Hn ir entirety Put Dial the ’ .............. 1 Ii irplug on llu tn should iiuic i ii •'1*• .'Vliulm l.lo>il \ ill* ui* v'MuIiilatt uf Ftm hi,i, tuliji'i't tIn* f 11*t I'Munuy <....il > to LMHift f« Iri’i'i 1i•< iI jkMi vitlc of Sniifoiil a Si ltil('if f i »•! . ou t t )i’imuT ii 11 llo\ l»- | *' t'l11k|'«| lit." I (til tl I’ll I l‘l i oil III k 1III' Mill lliHii u t RuSsScll Insists Hospital Status Is Told By Wilson Real Issue Lies At Woman’s Club In U. S. Policies Kish E state Said In Guod Condition T o C onstruct H ospital A.v'Cta of tile Bert Fisli Tasla ineiilnr) Trust a ir sueh Dm! tinIllislet-H Will lie In ll piisil lull III i'll! Iy out the Iale .Imlge Fish', ivi’-liev f-.i tile l-inl.ling .-I lmpilnl-i in Kaiifnrd, Sen Kinvini lllni Del.mill, will'll' (In lm ipllnl i hearing eiiliiplelltill, Fil'd h \V il- .ni, n im lien of I In I i Ii . lute, declined yealeiihii ii(*i i Nunn in all open fuitiiii nu.lini eullihli'led hv Du- < iv I* D- i-ii' nielli uf tin- Kuliford Wniiuii I lul. Mis. Miriam Bussell pie-i.l-.l and Mi V M Philip. Inti--luri'-l III* speakers whn iii- hiil- -1 I’. E Tiii'kpr, picsidi'iil -d tll''*riiald-Lnui;htoii Mi-iiun ml il" pilai A -mi ini mu, ami i 'lminh*i .1 (’utilmere* Manager Foricsl l lm kunridg*. Mr. Wilson gave u deladed nr i-nulil and liiulury uf III* Fi h hcipiest, puinling mil Dm! Die I I lint ha» set uu I assets uf fl.Umi. Hill), if film),4)00 is enlp-ldeied u a curreiT value fur the ellin gruvi-fi, und pufeiiind a-rei- >f 14(17,1! n A liitnl uf fJ 67.” i'l »as ii liu'aie-l fmiu fedeial fiimlv h-i Die Del ami lio-pilal uf winch fiiO.umi lm aheaily been pnnl. leaving f l i n . ’-Md, which, lie )r dared, is cxprclrd ill l-e pnnl during Ih* lult*r purl »f Hu yeai ami will In- uvulluhli- fur Hu Saiifurd hospital, sine il will m-l tie needl'd fur flu- Del Mild llupilai In uddillun lu tins mini, is the f "Vfl,lilMi nut hurl li I by Ihe gut ertilnrnl fur tin* Knufurii Imspilal project under the lldl Burluii iu i Answering possible erltleitm a. lo why t In- hospilal wurk liud lieen slarled in Del.iind, lief...... commencing erection in .Sanford, Air, Wilson declared Dial fids iu Ills opinion, wa* mil inireamiiiatile alnce Dr Land was Judge Flail's home and Ida hrolher provided tile site, Del.alid waa in even greater need of a new hospilal lhan .Sanford, nml everything wns in readliipsa fnr comitrurliun lo begin tlii re, ho added. Mr. Tucker llmtiked Mr. Wilnuii for Ills effortn toward tin- erec lion uf a Sanford hmipitul ami cxpreiised Ihe opinion thut Iho latter in doing all lie ran to speed up Die project, Mr, Breckenrldge pointed out that other dt|**. like Sanford, were without aileiiuato hospital facilities dun to lack uf fore­ sight and urged everyone to hack tha C'hnmiicr of Commerce in other local projects as well aa the hospital project. Mrs. C. R. Dawson of the Sem­ inole County Museum stated lhat Mrs. L’arola Dow, daughter of the late General Sanford, had agreed to bring art treasures left by her father here providing • a lla n .il On P a a * r iv a l GILBEBT TRIAL BARTOW 141 - Mrs. Myra Gitbort, secured of fa tat) v shootln her bush a:nd, Arthur Gilbert, go on trialI Ayg/ia. She has maintalnod sha ' i self defense, ng Mrs. Gilbert said "You can it’a laft ol him." coma and get G e o rg ia c Inres a lis m S c u a lo r U eU lit i i - L i h c r I s D i s a s i i 'D t u !/\« KSUNVII.I.I r Si'll alii III!"- I'll itf <e«*44l »'l*i -tltl Ihu H'.’ll •►‘•Hi* id hi fi»'lit (nl Mil h hnhiv I.... * Iililltl.il tli'li .ill' s ih I hu hl i Im tMl wflitI | J1!'*11ill' IIIIIlk till* 4kMill11 }n1114■v -hilli111 hr lilt* 4t|l|HM|l'll1 ill ‘it’ll I f' k» f.MiNll *el Irmtl'H' • > 11k'kY ill hn i LinI IIkitIIII nl hll.il ll.ll ih) ,1114i |M'« <It til 41k 1111' hi'liM i I Hi >l.i \ ilnlitl |•I llll-il > till M i hi I'tlVlIi 11Ih • hi till' | . HI’ is " In ili'ter in mi1 I Ini uf i.il i , vi ant tu i xpi- ( l i e ill I n " I of I I I ,ill I ille nl tin III.Ill policv ol ' •till i I 0 I at ilnetl'Mii - lio III \ iill io oil iu -Ii a P i 1sll II 01 I'ovi’l nun nt o-llu* I III! 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Wo VVn ^h 1111 1h ui Mr K H u iis ii i ml iamlN i «j I lu*i m. l, su*'d have hi I l i i i 1 , i '(Ille - r '' ” l” t of i lane and onecond.iry roads hut noth iimmt lih t i.il pi ii I If ii iii in I i . * lhan 'tig Ilk, tin- nune than if,mm miles III P flll I du il’l lu'llc v*’ Ih r pruplr Wl MpM' I >t Pv a ciindiiliili- lu Jack■iii* ira d v h*r all ilia lu* t haunts aim itli last Friday " lh .lt pulUA sumld III lilt' I h r pm» p lr ul U n r r ln t raiin u t ’.land -dl llu a ild ril i iifit fid Ih r Hiiim '.n ! M r s . M E . ( h i k e r ’s 44 I.eelltu nl Oil Pftfcr I eei.a I M o th e r I’irt* C ontrol Fiimls P rovided Si'iiiiiiok’ T A L L A H A S S E E (*> Fu m l lm state file cim tn il in Diiiim uni Kemimih' Counties is ini'ludi'd m llu- Flu rid a B d iim I id I'lire s try 's M i m : , I nulget a|>provi‘d Wedues day fin Hie ficeal ye a r hegimdiiK .lim e I Tin- inulget dues uni p rm u le (nr fire 4-ii.ili<i| ill M anatee. Sarasota unit t'u llic r Counties, w lileli Imd asked tu In- Included The hoard said II was nidi- to lirln g Union and Seinliiolo under fire eonfrol because mi new fire low ers would In- needed liutti c a ll In- silpervh .rd fin m adjoitiinff counties D ie d Mi- Ivx thoiiipMui Bingo, 71 ■linl veMmlny ut tin- hnmr of her -Inugli t*i, Mrs, Wall nee Pike on Luke tom near Ml Itriru. Mr Kiui’ ii, in,live of Water Vnll'-v, Kv Ii ol visited with her 'In m -P l.r. M fi. M. |-; Bnlp-r ill Siiufoid mi a nuiiil.i'r of ocea-ilolix and liii-l n wide eln-l* of friend* linl n-'iiuu 1ntnucco liei*. I’ni'i-*" Ftinnriil Home in De* Hprlng# hsi cl.urge of the fupei ul nmingcment!) which will 'In- nunmineed later. Kmviving Mrs. Itlngo hesldi-l Mrs. Pike upd Mr", linker #re •hree lilnro daughter". Mr". S, B. H o o v e r , Pittsburgh, Pn.; Mrs. L. H. Mend of Chut ham, N. -I.; and Mrs, ft HeArmund of Tripoli, North Africa; on* son, T/.Hgt. Hen SHILLING DLL WASHINGTON PTi—The 261Ii on II. Ifingo mid 12 grandchildren mini National Spelling Bee opened including Robert ami F.lllson Baker today, and, nx nlwavn. Hie firut of Kanfurd. round claimed a couple id vietims whn missed because they were nervous und not because they Movie Time etmIdti'l spell Iho words they re RITZ celveil. "Deadline, U. 8. A." The first to go nut wan Mar­ 1: 1ft - 2:111 - BlSf.1 - <:27 garet Stevenson, 12, a seventh m o y ie l a n d grader In the West Riverside "Rawhide" School in Jacksonville, Fh Margaret mined "aamlnl " She 7:66 • H:0B, feature - last com­ tried lo spell It "sHtidle " When plete thow 0:94 •. she roaliml what she had dune, PR AIR IK LAKE ■he broke into tears, "At Sword'a Point" Hilda Walker, 13, an eighth 7:60 - 10:30 grader from Turbevlllo, Va.. "You*ro A Sweetheart" muffed "telephone.'’ She loft out #:30 o n l |_________ the middle "o." ’ll -lUia'iu Nt*,. Fuulak mm* vi'uu.v-.ci � 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, May 21, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 21, 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>, May 21, 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/427881a79ac0c765e1dd7da67b107ed2.pdf 903e1bddfdbadcb61636b097bf40aab4 PDF Text Text A +\ mm. \ MS 1 . e s s ti m n h i ae.*jw sttr Grim Drama Being Enacted In Wild* Of Brazil Jungle MIAMI ue — Grim drama w*i twins enacted deep In Urn BrailUan 11(1 today where a U. 8. civilaviation Investigator and a Brazilian air forre major trier to win freedom from a "wildcat" group of parachutists, , Gordon Bennett, chief advlior of the Miami international district of flee of the CAA. aald 30 or more armed parachutists were holding Scott A. Magneii, CAA aviation safety advlaor from Miami, I. and Ma). Miranda Correa of the Bra aUlan Air Force. He laid they were being used aa hostages In an nttempt lo gain transportation ................ for the parachutists ‘ nil back to civilisation from a heli­ copter landing atrip 3.7 miles from the spot where a Fan American World Alrwaya plane creaked April a , killing to persona, Including 10 Americans. The pilot of a UBAF helicopter , messages his commanding officer at Albrook Air Force Base in the Panama Canal Zone thel be had -'removed all U. 8. government of­ ficials from the Jungle "except one (Megnrss) who ti being held hos­ tage by Brazilian parachutists." Tie said he was forced to fly supplies tn ihe armed group at the threat of death to Magneii and wai miking flights solo from an advance base on the Araguala River and was "sending airmen out of here In Rctem due To serious threat lo life and limb." The pilot added he was forced to make the 70-knot round-trip flights over dense Juogle In deal­ ing with the parachutists. Bennett said the unauthorised ex­ pedition. led by Lino de Maltni, a eputy fi " ~ ’ O O k> i 6 & m ftr B The IDO.OWth Chrysler equipped with Ihe ISO hersepower V-l FirePowor raglne roll* o f Ike assembly tin*. Unfilled orders for the V-l* Y-8 ognlpped egalpped rare ahead m of p prediction. Shown With with -*,■ now pi," ,stand 1- m nt •« M,000 w,vw with w,,« salee -■w . inriu m id lO A 8hOWP lumber 100,000 eret David A. Wallace, president of Chrysler Dtvlelea, Chrysler Corporation, E. C. ()ulnn, *lcc-prr«ldrnt and general manager, leeceh A. (THaRey, vlce-preeldrnt and general aeteo manager ana A. H. Fleming, vlee-preeldenl In charge of msnafarturlng. McCarty Meeting M’lmllneeO Crises Page One! of May n snd May 7, 11117. The first article staled that the County Commission untinlnimisly went on record ue opposing tlm abolishment of tlm County follow­ ing similar action by the Seminole County Rar Association. The see. ond article contained a wnrnlng by O. P. Herndon, county clerk, or adverse consequences which might attend the passage of House Hill pointing out among other “ IT 482. - ............. results that the election position ae now held by tho county pros­ ecuting attorney would he abol­ ished, and would have to he filled hy appointment hv the County Commission. Fletcher Rush told the group that Rsmlnole County cltiiens arc firing to play a big part In elecrng Dan McCarty, lie stated that McCarty had never feared meeting d Odham on the same platform, nml woul meet him Monday In Orlando on a neutral platform. Ila request cd that local suppnrtera form u motorrade lo attend tho Monday night McCarty rally In Kola Park. J. O. Hlllhimor predicted Oust McCarty would make n better showing next time In ttemlnole County nreclncts. Purler l.endnii told of cliallenglug (ldhani at Day tuna Reach, nnd rlerlared that the latter hod side-tracked hi* qm«:*(lone. ■overt Boned as a possible candidate for president of Rratll In the neat •leetlon No further Information wai available here, hut It was known that there was conflict between the of flclal expedition tn the sceno of Ihe crash end the volunteer group, which was called a "solidarity caravan." The Dr Harms group hid been urged not to attempt the Journey but it parachuted into the Jungle a few days ahead of the official party The crash scene Is Ml miles south southeast of Oelem and 933 miles north of Bio De Janeiro. The plane was on route from Bu tnos Aires to Now York when It crashed. Final rites for the vietlma were held at the accno Sunday, Because K»«wi l'«L ' of the difficulty of removal from am(Cwatlaaag that oil outstnndlna hills hint the terrain and condition of Ihe en paid when he reported ex­ bodies, officials ordered Immediate penditures of flM.OOO the day tie fore ____ the first primary, */v Ila said, "Certnlly, as fir as 1 know" (hoy wax* paini, but added he could not maks a positive declaration be ____________ cause he didn't know tvhelher such things ns secretary's snlsry fur part of a week nr lain lelephnne A Greyhound bill, aUfinptliiil calls were Involved. to pass n car turning ill Into the McCarty tsked whether Odham Movlelsml D r I v a • I n Theater, felt the legislature smmld be a rub­ Thursday night, hit the ear and ber slamp for the cxcrutlvc do both vehicle* swerved clear of the partment or be abolished. lllghwNy 17 112 Into the entrance It was an obvious dig at Oilof the open-air-movie, It wss re­ ham’s declaration dial he would ported today by Highway Patrol try (o get hometown pledges from man It. t>. Harrison. legislators to support hla urogram The collision caused an esti­ and would keep Imoks on Ino leglsmated 9300 damage but on one lator. wae Injured. The automobile, Odham replied that Ihe legisla­ driven by Roy C. Williams, 30, of tors should serve the people and Hanford, received $200 damage explained hla proposal‘ for a aeries from the empsck while damages of town hall meetings tn create to tha bus, driven by Millard C, public demand for hla program. ‘ ekl6 Whaley, 48, of‘ JaeklAhvIlto, were Todays luncheon was the meeting flyumd at 1100 Odham has been calling fnr re­ vehli Both vehicles were traveling peatedly since he edged Into the north at the time, If f . Williams second primary rim-oft with Mc­ was reported to have slowed Carty. who ted by 138.000 votes down and began turning lett and Juat missed a first primary Into the drlva-ln when the Grey­ victory. hound passed him on his left at McCarty Has said he was willing • tha time of the accident. No to meet Odham but that he wasp‘l l v . arrest was mads. olna tn divert his campaign to g Cosale Carter, a 09-year-nld dn f tour, They will meet again . Negro, smaihel Into the rear-end on a Miami television program of a log truck Just north of Alta Thursday lay night monte Springe Wednesday Tfednasda; The Orlando Junior Chamber of Touts 427 causing WOO worth of Commerce brought the two candi­ damage but no Injuries. The truck dates together here at a luncheon wai driven by Lewis M, Lewis, meeting. Seats were at a premium W-year-old Negro of Altamonte blit the public waa let Ti In on It Bprlngs. Carter waa arraatod. a radio broadcast and a public At 8:20 a.m. Thursday Thomas address loudspeaker In a'nearby H. Wilcox, colored preacher of downtown park . Sanford, waa towing V truck that , Rules of tke Joint appearance overturn* iouUi turned just aouL the Dr. didn't make It exactly a debate. Jtlio r’a Dairy r on the Orlando B fe h . candidate- was —. allowedIt.lis Highway, A i t iral speech, lo minutes tor a general l youth. Frrank . Mngard, 'jWna^lpSS mlftulas to gnawer questions from Ing tha towed trunk at tha lim a the audience 01f-(___ each n other, and a the accident. No one wee In­ five-minute reJbuttal. utlal. something M^'toronalcTeit tor MCCarshort, formal campaign r Orlando JnycccH Bus Hutm Into Car On Orlando Highway S The Weather ls r ^ y r i s Mrs. Harriett E. Mickey, widow of the late Rev. L. A- Mickey, died lu (he Johnson Nursing Home In Del,a ml at 7:3(1 p.m. yesterday following an Illness of 10 yeara, •She had Itcen confined tn the nitre. Ing home for the nest 27 months, Horn Apr. 13, 1882 in Canton. Ohio, Mrs, Mickey formerly lived nt 114 Jessamin# Avinuo. She was 90 years old. She Is survived bv three daugh. ters, Mrs. Enla McClelland and Mrs. Charles L. Bridges of San­ ford nnd Mrs. Flo M McBride of Daytona Reach; i; one son, Victor Mickey of Zurich, Kss.j.1 four gi grand Vlrtnr McClelland iH fy Morning This WOi W OES Orlande T ill A. I m uo j of llmut-in, Tex,; Mrs. Dalton Culherhouse of Hanford; Mrs. Joe Goodrich, Orlando; and John Char h-a Bridges, Hanford; sevan great grand children. Funeral servin'* will he rnnducted nt 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at lirlssuu Funeral llmne with the l(ev. J. K. McKinley officiating, Burial will follow In lathe View Cemetery. Florida Government CoHtn Over Average WASHINGTON fad - Florida's state government cost Its cltiiens $"Hti,8iM,ooo In the fiscal year 1931, the Censup Bureau reported today. This totaled 1103.94 per capita. State revenue fur the fiscal year was $293,022,000 or $105.10 per canlla. Florida's slate government cael Its l*x;iaycrs more than the nationsi nvernge of »t0o per capita. The total Of all stale government ex tcmllliirea In Ihe nation was $18,pern 098, W8.doo.uoo In the 1951 fiscal year. Iteventics were $13,374,000,000, or $104 per raplta. tn Florida, 19,5.18,000 of the total expnndlture for Ihe year i , w n insolving unsnranct rnent compensation and ph employ employment rmi pluyee retirement systems. Of the total Income far the stale $19,288.uoo was Insurance trust revenue. General expenditures In Florida, exclusive of state isiuratice sys­ tems, umutinied tn $380,338,000, up 21.4 per cent from the 1950 fiscal year. General revenue rose $11.9 per rent to $374,854,000, Biggest Itam In tha ilate'a gen eral expenditure was $$3,411,000, $30.(11 per caplti capita, tor education or khuu Highways cost ,000; natural resources $17tW ‘ HiVtofi rnullI VVP fM m Of the $203,119,000 In Ftorida slate tax revenue in tha 1991 year, motor fuel lake taxes yielded $37,388,000; general sales and gross receipts taxjy j-fr.418,000, and motor Vll licenses $24,310,000. B ‘± , Hums. In which he hai answered queztiiIons, tor hours at a time, __ ham Is the much eh rmore experienced in an In verbal exehang$a. The 33 yeer. old Sanford iter Interrupletl a Weet . . . tour to wUl fly meet McCarty here, tn Quincy this a" tor four hours of radio talka on I Tallahassee . radio slat tour westward to r i day lit territory wh oajjitured iaptured hy heavy vote majorities. And McCarty w illjte working Communist Order Service Held Sunday For Richard Muse Closes 1 German Border Crossing Wife I Reported Killed In Wreck R *lOOKk>iT THIS ' BEAUREGARD TOSS-UP BALLOON f r k with < EVERY PURCHASE OF * TWO PINTS OF , BORDEN* SHERBET; SAWYER, Mich vn - Railroad wrecking crews moved Into this small Southwestern Michigan com­ munity today to dear Si-cart of a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train derailed Sunday night In a collision with a light pick up truck. The freight cars were scattered over a half mile section of the railroad right of way here. Cars were piled tlx high in the down­ town area of the small community located south of Benton Harbor, Mich. State police reported no persona were killed In the spectacular de­ railment. Three teen acars, pas­ sengers In the truck, were Injured critically and taken to St. Jo­ seph's Mercy Hospital in nearby St. Joseph. Police aald the three were In the pick-up truck which rammed ong Grand Rai the long Rapids to Chicago frelg freight train at a crossing north of bare. The fast train dragged the truck for too yards. Railroad officials said the Im­ pact of the collision broke a brake beiam on one of tko hers causing the derailment of the other cars. Vanderbilt Joins Tennessee In Raids SP IR IT LA K E, ML St. Helens, Wash, ia —A young University of Washington student lay trapped at the bottom of a 90-foot crevasse high on tho Icy slopes of Mt. St. lens today as experienced moun­ ftote taineers battled frantically to reach him. The youth, 20-year-old Art Jea-A sett, son of a SestUe minister.* dropped from sight at the 8,000- « foot level shortly after noon Sun- . day as he and three companions were descending the northeast slope of the mountain after a climb * to the aummlL Jessett called to hla companions that he was trapped in the narrow Ice hole aboutt S3 33 bate below the sur­ face of tne snow. He aald ha thought he had hroken his arm then aa the Ire about him melted from the heat of the body h e # catted that he was slipping. ‘ The party's only rope went with him. It was looped about Jessett's shoulder. Mountaineers from Seattle and Portland were called to base camp here to aid In the rescue attempt. State patrolmen and members nf the ML 84. Helena ski patrol la bored until nightfall Sunday without being able to reach the youth, CITRUS MEETING NASHVILLE, Tenn. Gto—Spirited males at the Universities of Ten­ nessee and Vanderbilt Joined the naUonal pintle raid parade Sun­ day night. Three policemen were Injured at Vandy and 13 students were arrested at Tenneazee. Shouting "We want pants — we want bras," about 300 young bucks overpowered 10 officers end surged Into two women's dormitories and several sororitv houses at Vander­ bilt. In Nashville. No arrests were reporlcd.it Vandy and Ihe officer's rles were minor. lnjurlc In Knoxville, 200 mites to the east, potlce got wind nf projected raids and hustled elxht rrulsers and 13 others to the University of Tennesiee campus. They arrived In time and the raid fell - through. The collegians bounced a few pebbles off dormt Small doses of chloroform, lory windows, but police broke It up by firing a few shots In f‘ taken Internally, heve much the and arresting 13 student*. same effect as alchnl. •I ol f ^ a c jC s ) f H I y iju r l u l i i p h u m * •‘ t it ' y <•(. H f t 'ii HP I this 1 which tea. nCotmtxtei -" . O LAKELAND IA— Florida citrus growers and shippers wilt meet May 19 and June 3 to nominate members of the Federal Citrus Marketing Agreement committees. ippera will meet all together Shippers here _______ June 3 to recommend eight gh _________________ members and eight Igh. ..alternates ....... .. tor the Shippers Advisory Committee. Growers will hold elections in each of the seven citrus district! lo matte their recommendation^ for tba Growers , Administrative:! Committee. These Wilt be May 29 at Tampa, Tavaraz. Ocala, Or­ lando. Scbrlng and Winter Haven; and June I at Yarn Beach. This committee also has sight members and eight alternates. The U. S. Secretary of Agricul­ ture makes the committee appoint­ ments, but he usuallv names the high men on the Florida lists. These committees regulate grade snd size of citrus shipped from^ Ftoridi. 4 L )n i - i lew y I* R O D li( I S M t* lp I* R I C I S S I RV 1Cf S f S I I M A I f s The 1952 Dodge Meadowbrook 4 Door Sedan Delivers in Sanford MOTORS Phono toll Do You Want A State Income Tax? A. Max Brewer (Candidate for State Senate) ia opposed to a state income tail! li his novel radio Ulkn- won by 2,00$ votes.' ' WfV — r"r-n DAK ON TU I AIR A 34-ycar-old Negro from Dayton* Beach wax hit while driving north on Park Avenue at Twenty, fifth fitreet by a car driven by Alice Biker Davis, 80, colored, of Hanford last night at 8:48 p.m.. It was announced today hy chief of Police Roy G. Williams. The collision caused a total of $170 wnrth of damages to both vehicles. Nathaniel Bradley and the women were arrested for C8rit~ less and negligent driving. Neither were Injured. Annie Lee McKinney, 17-yearold colored, girl of 408 itIpea Ave­ nue, was arrested for ramming her automobile Into the side of a car driven by Ann Raborn, 18, 808 Arthur Kennedy, Marlene Dietrich and Mel Ferrer, In a scene Hemlnole Boulevard. MUs Rabom “Rancho Notorious,' In coh color by Technicolor, showing was traveling west on Celery Ave fromi RKO's ^Rancho nue when the colored girl, going on tho Bits Theater screen Tuesday and Wednesday. south on Locust Avenue turnied east on Celery Avenue nt the Him of the accident. The crash caused $40 to Mies Raborn’s car and $38 to the vehicle driven by Annie Lee McKinney. Funeral services were held at tha Church of Chriit on Elm Ave­ nue and Second fitreet yesterday FRANKFURT, Germany UR - A at 3:00 p.m. tor Richer Mute, iddcn Communist order today 82 rear old waat aide fanner who closed one of five border crossing died Saturday morning. The Rev, WASHINGTON A —Alt 08 mem­ pointa tor German passenger trains J. C. Nicholson officiated at the bers of the Senate have been In­ linking ihe Soviet Zone with Weil service nnd Interment was made vited to attend a closed door ses­ Germany. In Sylvan Lake Cemetery. sion of the Armed Services Com­ Without explanation, the East Mr. Muae, who died had been mittee Wednesday at which Gen German government shut off pas­ III for a week, waa born In Brad­ Matthew H. Rldgway wilt be ques- senger traffic on Ihe feeder line ford county, Fla, and had lived Honed about..............................It the Koje Island mci between Gutenfuertt In Soviet- In 8anford for 43 years where dent occupled Thurlnglna, and Hof. fron­ he engaged In farming and flow A dispatch front Seoul today said tier communications center In the er growing. wTi Ihe Eighth Army reported a board American Zone State of Bavaria. jy th< of Inquiry has completed its In West German railway officials two daughter. Mrs. ft. C. Andrews vestlgation of the seizure and reaald passenger traffic on thla Una of Sanford and Mrs. 1. M. Dress, Itase of Brig Gen Francis T. e Itly covered bjr ^8<v Jr., of Madison; four aon*,i, J, C, Dodd by Communist privpners of was not explicitly nents. But vlct-Allied agreemen W. C., C. C. and T. f. Muse all war on' Koje Island The findings have been for been carried on by an unwritten of Sanfordi 17 grandchildren; U "gentlemen's understanding" since lire# broth­ brothgreat grandehlldroni three warded lo Gen. Mark Clark, su­ preme Allied commander In Tokyo, the Berlin blockade waa Utted May ers, Clave, John ana Alfred Muse 13. 1949. of JaeksencIHe; two alfters, Mr*. who will send them on to Washing­ Today's Red order was tha first L. F. White of Jacksonville and ton. The nstore of the findings to cut down interzonal rail com­ Mr*. Martha Thomaa of Claarwas not announced. Rldgway, fnrmer Tokyo com­ munications In post • blockade water. mander, Is In this country en route years. It left Ihe Gutenfuerat Hof line to Europe to take over Ocn. Dwight b D. Elsenhower’s command of the open for freight movements, how­ North Atlantic Treaty Organize ever. Hon (NATO) forces The Communist aetlon Jolted Sen. Ryrd (D.-Va.), a member hlorkade-Jittery Berlin ahd sent WEST PALM BEACH Utl - The of Ihe Armed Services Committee, cold chills through West Germany, said Sunday night that the com where fear nf Soviet aggression pilot of a missing private airplane miltee already has started an in has Increased sharply as the Bonn walked Into Good Samaritan Hos­ pital here today and reported his qulry Inin the Kn|c Incident. government neared a peace con­ wife dead in the wreckage of the tract with the West, craft seven mtlei west of the city, The mysterious order crippled Truman Bantt The pilot, Gordon Taylor, 38, said Bavaria's contact with East Ger­ he walked and hitchhiked from the many, although Ihe main rail _____ .. _ mi crash scene to the hospital to seek (t'HHllHM*,l S’r»m I'm r flael 'nr Munich-Rerlln missing (or Munich-Berlin p passen aid. He was given emergency treat­ nerstk aide of the Oregon primary. governor nf San Paulo ana men inr ment and Inld hospital authorities On a tclcvlalon program Sunday Is unaffected. he was unable to detect any sign (NBC's Meet The I'ross"), he Many Bavarians, H they wish of Ilfs in hla wife, Retty. claimed 127 delegates. His cloxtst Coast Guardsmen were search­ competitor. Mutual Security Ad In visit the Isolated fnrmer Garmlnlitrntnr W Avcroll Horrlmon, man capital, must now make long, ing the area tor Taylor's plane had D3W expensive detours, Instead of tfk- when he appeared at the hospital, The Washington state Democrat­ mg a convenient train on the abort ft had been reported overdue on a flight from Sidney, Ohio, via At­ ic convention defeated Saturday lanta to Miami. A klane answering night a Kcfauvcr effort to get the Iceder route. It was the latest move In an Its description was aasn over the state's 23 delegates pledged to him. The meeting decided tn tend .the novloua Soviet campaign to fright­ oeean off Palm Beaoh Sunday with Slate's delegates tu Chicago uhlp en West Germany from ita course one engine dead. itmctcd. H. R. (Jack) Pare*, Miami, of military and political alUaitce Robert Kerr of Oklahoma owaed the twln-englna Cessna " tho west.. EMhig* ~ called thla a "stunning inlng setback'' nlafs have openly spoken which Taylor ftow. r H t t itld the for Kcfauvcr, and a definite for- rlcidal war'1 to come and have llot was' to go to VdnezuaU tor ward step for hla candidacy lie prepared to organize a Soviet Zone lm and begin a small air line. made the statement at Rolae, Ida army of over loo.ooo Germans, Mrs. Taylor had gone to Sidney, SOM Ihe sm id na seeking aoalilhil frlnttn*! ho, whero waa Idaho'! with the Red people's police os ■ Ohio, to'tall her parents goodbye 13 convention voles. and Taylor flew there last week nucleus. Playing a cat-and-mouse game, tn bring her hnme. IK E REPO RTED LEADING the Russians tanned Allied patrols WASP REPAIRED NEW YORK (JO—The New York on tho Rcrlii-aest Germany auto­ RAYONNK. N. J. OR-The air­ Times said today that supporters bahn May I, claimed later that of Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower these were Illegally armed, then craft carrier Wa*p. seaworthy af­ claim a pi probable first • ballet gradually permitted them to re­ ter a rush repair job on her col­ strength of 534 votes for him kt sume their dally trip* on the 110- lision • mangled bow, returned to active duty today, the Republican National Convert- mile super highway. The 34,000-ton flattop left tho Na Hon, RED BOOTH CLOSED val shipyard her# and headed tor The hackers, the Times added, n York _____„ to LOS A N G ELES <0 — They had Gravesend‘ ‘Bay 'In “New expert Elsenhower tn win the GOP presidential nomination with the to close the Russian booth at the pick up etorea and ammunition. Repair work on the ripped bow latlons Faith Fastlval because cltl necessary 804 voles on Ihe second Alt Nations zans ob tecled to Iti hammer and was completed In only ten days. ballot. sickle flag and handbills extolling The ship limped Into port here Iasi Thursday. the Communist way of Ufa. CITRUS tIUEEN During night maneuvers In the WINTER HAVEN IN (A-The ___ queen The festival marked file opening of tha tWI Florida Citrus Expo- Sunday of Loa Angeles’ annual Atlantic April 18, tha Wasp knifed ilUon and her court wilt le a n world trad* week. Moat U. N. into the destroyer • minesweeper Wednesday tor a to day visit to countries had booths featuring han­ Hobson which went down with 1T8 of Ila men. Slxty-one llobaon crowNew York. dicraft displays. men were rtseuad. Ridgway Quiz Slated On Koje Incident Mr«. Harriett Mickey Died Sunday Night children, AttdOMo Studsnt U t li Derailed In 90 Foot Crcwsse Auto ColHiloni Are q y e p n rttd tart~W tHit Here Is your present Senator’! �IF YOU DON’T THE WEATHEH m etre your Sanford Hciald. City DtUrory, by 7:00 P. M., p lu s* rail YELLO W CAB 1444 Clear to pit II> cloudy and con* imued m in i through Wednesday. Widely M . i l t w e d showers and ihmulcrilinwers W a n t e d I t m i l f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXI1I SANFORD. FLORIDA E sta b lish e d 1908 Odham Warns Libel Action For C ircular TUESDAY MAY 20. 1952 Ferguson Says President McGrantry Is Unfit For Job A re Still HOME ON ROTATION Alleged Tie-U p With McBride Is Said To Be Basis Of Suit; Road Plan Attacked TALLAHASSEE i* - Gubernatorial Candidate Brailey Odham ■aid in one of his radio talkathons Monday night that he would sue Dan McCarty’s Duval County Cam­ paign Committee tor libel r*if IPs the last thing I ever do" He said the committee libeled him In a circular which discussed Odham’s employment of a former employe of radio station WMIE in Miami and said a rclractkm by the committee would nut satisfy him. He said he Intends to confer with his lawyers as soon as pos­ sible. McCarty has said the former WMIE worker was employed by the station when it was owned by Mickey McBrido, who McCarty linkrd with o bookie wire service. Odham also charged that McCarty is spending "thousands of dol­ lars” In his campaign and is post ponlng a report until after the election. During his talkathon Otlham is sued frequent Invitations for Slate Ben. Leroy Collins to cornu to the broadcast and Inspect .eglstatlve Journals for the 1940 jm s Ioti of the Florida House. Col'.iiis, one of Mc­ Carty's lending supporter* here, did not appear. Odham said McCarty's insistence he hail not voted ugalnsl the sales tax bill when It was before the House was untrue. He said he fought the measure all the way through its legislative Jmiruetnga and did nut vute at the final pus sage beeanse the battle already had been lost. Odham is scheduled to eamptdgu today In Bibuntstown. Bristol, Ma­ rianna, Chlplcy, llonlfuy, DeFunlnk Springs, Crest view and Milton end wind up with u talkathon in l'enaa cola. By MALCOLM B. . JOHNSON WINTER HAVEN l(At — Dan Me Carlv tossed morei brickbats at Brailey Odham'a road program and talkathon* aa ho campaigned hem |«(l U J3 P The to r i Pierce citrus lit gros cattleman called the Odh am proposal norrow aar isal to borrow 337 nuiuon million did i fars for a I lane highway program fanlaMIe, unsound and "demagog uery in your grand childrens' jKiekeUHMik "Even at a lime whuu thin whole country Is worrying about taxes and the public debt, Mr. Odham would plunge Florida into a back­ breaking load that would coil mil­ lions and millions of dollars every year lust hi pay the Interest " McCarty said the 337 million dol­ lar figure set by Odham wouldn’t Include costs of accpdring rights of way to run new 2-lane strips beside present 2 lane roads nor to build new bridges. "Perhaps he intends In go down four lanes, then gn across 2 lane bridgea, McCarty said. lie estimated the coat of the proj ect Odham proposed to finance with a 30 year loan against gaso­ line taxes would be half ■ billion dollars. McCarty said Florida's ( ( ' a m I n n r a <)■ ( • ■ * • l U a h t ) Capt. Eva Williams Of Salvation Army Is Given New Post A change In the local corps of the Ralvatlon Army was announ­ ced today by Capt. Eva William*, who after one year and 10 months of service nare Is leaving tomorrow for Louisville, Ky., where she will engage In Salva­ tion Army aodal, home and hos­ pital work. Lt. Nora Hawkins will leave im­ mediately for Augusta, da, to as■1st Captain and Mrs. O, Eckstein tn corps work. There she will have full charge of -young people’s activities. She hai been stationed here for the past eight months. Cadat M anilla Reynolds, who will actively enter Salvation Army work In September, will move to Orlando. She conducted the far*well meeting here Sunday, r p» ld, rCai i WtlThe local co. rpSf llama, will be taken “ • “While hit- of w*..v Buck Washington, b. C, and. Lt, Avedla Kasarjlan Jr. of Miami who a n AUant, Ge. ' t. Will aap ^m Army civic organiaatli visory Board, they rogrrtt! where they friends. : —Ainaad Frank ■way Michigan Senator In­ sists C o l l e a g u e s Look At Record In Judging McGranery No. 191 Assort!!tr<l Press I.rased W ire ■9 Says Reds Seeking To Dominate The W orld I'min.m Insists Cum­ County To Work With Trustees On Hospital Project WASHINGTON U4-- Sen fergu in ics I l;tvc Failed In von ( I t -Mich.), asking the Senate to reject James P. McGranery as Korc.t And Will Not attorney general, told Ids col leagues today Ihev could have no Succeed lit The End ronlidrnce McGranery would "clean up’’ the Justice In-part u t : . i p o i n t , n v .n -l're il* merit lent I loin in aid today the Klein* frig it-mi wan (It*- lead oil sneak in' .Ii*-.ir> ■ to dommate the world er in Semite consoleruHim ol I'resl C u u n t y B u t u l s M a y l i e nlis mo .h unchanged, "but I bedeni Truman's luiiuiiiatlou ol Me liese sse are sseli on the way to Granery. a I’tul.olelpbia juiloi in Issu ed T u A id In ju eei vmg our (ti'i'ilom without head the scandal scarred Justice p.icing ilu (nglittol cost ol svorld E a r l y F i n a n c i m . Department wat " Urging senators to "Judge him I to- plain tad k ," Mr Trmnan I 4» Hil«l|l iii'Uvi'tn lid* I'liUH by Hie past - Hie conduct ot the ml Hi.it tin- i oni nsill iist -s have ll>«* past rattier ili.ui Hu- promises ol ty I'ttinimnnitin :iiul (in Iri*^ ultcilv tailed in Iheli nliici’Hvel in the present. ' Ferguson said V . I' i•aIi F.HtnU* I dw 1 «1 I In* Ismca e hoi|iltal in Granery blocked a move "hack in construction of :i t InCoinlnumsl aggression Ihi'tiiic lit***♦* Ik 13 to clear out tin* corruption and Sriuiiioli* Count\ f.illrtl to 'hatter ilic United N«* clil yc.iti'i ii i> Ii**ii H min the malfeasance" In (lie Justice Lilli liiMcad, the I'lMimiunivt at* mlltt't’ cnuipo^tit uf M pi*' i ll! i Department 1 ul. Ium made Ilic 1 illicit Nations *<I t Iip- p 1**41 in on|« lie -aid Ids reference was to a tivrft of •1 «»ll|'ci and iiiiu i- vigorous and New York grand jury’s reign*-1 In m* 44*■11 ua ut tto1 lui-pltal t II I llii’KumstraTi'il that it can and base special counsel appointed fm Mo |»uLlic at tin c f , nn.iiiiiiom !\ Will u l lo ib ti'inl Hccdom in tho an llivostli’atnm ot tlo* l! S at uiImjiIihI ii mot ion uioiti1 Ly l I >301 M mill •I'coihW*! by H It lurney's office in its district Mi* a d d e d McGranery. then assistant to the I'*2*|m* fun mull) notifyit i t h r t«u U. S. Army Photo attiirnry Miit m< mint aI'n In* alert and general. advised tin* tt i 1 uf ii |nhi cl (o ( iiii* l ‘mint \ Before leaving Korea to return to thu United .Stolen. MaJ. Walter H. Turner (left) of Sniifurd, greets grand Jnrv foreiuan that tin* dr hinuts hi nM«ti*il in f iimnriii)*' I In' 1t.ltlv to mrct tn*acbery nr a rervi'u ,i 1t ot ailiire-oui hi it that vhould hi* rejilui’enirnt, Mnj. iTmrlcs II. Ih-ll Irightl of Shell lleneh, Calif., a* Col. Edwin A. Wnlkei, 7tli ttegi- parinieiit bail lurm-d down Hie re |Uuj**c|. 4UllH* mrtit I'umtnander, looks oil. Major Hell, whose wife, Maxine, lives nl 303 Pier Street, Shell I<• ncli, re­ Min-- 1 because it "would not over Ill* motion iliiiwn hy l*"t*«I K Il d s h o u l d entile, t h e President places hoineward-h'iund Major Turner ns 1st liuttnlhiii commander In the .Id Division's 7lh ''I'nllnn llalur" role tin- considered lodgment V\ 11 nil, lit tor lit's, miil mik* uf ih*' ml die l mom iiii lsis wdl run Regiment. el the Judges who have evailiined till tec*. ICUijs Ikn fullukVi. “ It 1 o'.MO I a iilul wall nf free world into Hie mailer." Ferguson said lirnhy I||IIV4'|| lot! \\v UifoMil (lo­ i . ist mi . o mill t h e growing "iVe'd have an entirely ditlerent ll ill* . % of tile Kl rli • t '»• Hill m- Id ..I this euniitrv and its new alinos|ibeie" in Hie .lllstiee Men.il l fl (••tilloli Ini Ixi'li fil.it Willi lit* it..mu weapon in die key defense ineiil Ferguson added, if Mi l Iran ('mlhl\ (**•iii in i ion nf S«'|iikimh p.i d in n its tiad acted differently in 1**13 t'nunty fill huhhiiF nil * h'. titMi to 4 1 1 1 1 liman's e h was prolieluoci allc Leader McFail.md tloti'i iiiitit' kvtii l to I hi uol ?'i mi d u e l fm in , I ’.nih anniversary ' Ail/ i said he lio|ied to gel a sole lloh' t'oniity (•■in- hoiuh' Mi no. iiii.it of tile n s Military In fma- tin* day ssas over, and Sen ii m**ii111 not »■'ii i i ilno' f rMi,(ion fm 4 . o h iim llie P resid en t cam e service ill the l'lilli|ipltie* and It] ' \|i I 'm rmi ill Nev I picdlrlod tile I ho |Ul I (MtAo of oi orhlitf M tlO’ipd ;*l By \\ It.I. \I(I) CONNOLLY i n i . . io. l i m n tn d e l i v e r d in the p. would confirm I'te-ident in dcinhiotu I'ituiilv Mill Wni w* Msvitr Walter M. Turner, who Okinawa from where In* >cl unit'd - ..ii- i.l i iiii iiii.i nd iT in i h i e ! nf the won fame u- Hie coniniumler of In llt-17. He arrived in Kmen oil/ Truman's noloiuatlou of Hie I'hlla ii K (tu- l in**t*»*■* itf i ho I*mIi o -M lilt'll (ill I'l'S tmUEtllim which Inst Nuvemhei Ntiv. Ih, IPftd, where In* svas ori­ ilrlplim Jurist Lit*' tu il(f11*1* tu 1riIki* ovi*i I hi- ho Skipper Decides To lire tin m l. p o l l u t i n g c i v i l i a n conlichl ii vital strung point no the ginally u H-l udjutioit On Nov. The Senate Judiciary foriinnttee | illll lit rtunir I till (Lit o WIll'll pa roll i*l In Kunn known us lb, 1031. ul the ii ge of 3!>, In* Wits ol which Mr farm n is tlininmiii. «“V» i tliyy imiy ho l iiutoctJillv ahl ' O t i c Is !fil 1 ' O W K i l l s i! 11ml ..n r the military, is "nailed Give Up Fishing, 3Nth dn-.iti m the Constitution, Mr Tru­ Hill 333 or Little Gibraltar, ar­ placed Hi cuminaml uf the First H tn i to recommend ctmfir hi i|u Nit iiiitl ri'iiiihm c die I'mmly A n d H.S I n i u i A ' d A s man noted And r in vvtiat could Go Into Ranching rived home Bu:urduy on 30 day tullailon, 7th Infantry IteglmetA, voted illation 1ml a scnthlug minority re tot itn i'lisii In or*’Ctmj: .Mol turn to have tiwetl an allu.lim lo such ........... Infantry Division. At tfi the lime ' leave after mure than 17 mouths 3rd port sva* Idl'd Monday hv Sens mr HJilfl Inmi|i ilitl." O n o A i i h i t o i l 11 I I n i t lepo as Ids dlhuilssul ot Gen. ___ subordinate!! uhordfmilea were his weie ssenior in iVrguvun (It Mich ) and Watkins K E Y WEST UB — Three young of overseas service. Hu* |Mir|in»ii uf th«a iimliun u I lio n I i MjcAilInu tie went on With his wife, the former Nancy rank. fishermen who perched far 44 hours ill Utah) imlic/itrd by mnnhcri uf tin* coin C U B A N , K orea i.r >1000110 l In -a) When he left Kmva, Ins fello1 imni, he nu took loot, a brief nnei inp *o trip to on a precarious, home made lift) folium, initloc |ir*N»nt i |.» m hoi tho Watkins, howevertold a report wai pio.om.-i Moling President-, ini-Uiding the raft after Mifir abrimp boat «enk flewr Island, Oa., returning yesler- officers showed their liking »»he fell the- uilmittt* tryiion prnti trilMruB of the |*‘|*li ffttnlu of tho I 'Us.*oi'i iiii)i' today mil dan d tn pit Many i.|il one have drmomlrated iq the Gull of Mexico were brought dayt The sun a* M * ^ l f i a . R . W . *ppr*«l*lia». tiy, iiresrniinrt wllllnirnpftft of ,^f,iulfiuli> I'onniv t w o new tod in m m i 1 1,Jt . at s in stily had the vote* to approve the with m silver service. rn«r; (Mo Park «Av*mi», he was Wkf.Kry Wart today by it* const Turner, to co o|i«*ri(lc with them in fIt> ■ Ii -ii Ci i nidi it ! " i ' I land • imp Hull lli.i i words In the fonvtitu. . . . . . ........ . niiinmalloii t imii m o mi o h i t t h e y s a y " 03anTcuttfr Juniper. it flbfi, ie ........ . „ , , ,, , burn in Hanford, attended loon I . . lie. *pointed mtt .that 411 | i h \u I . . MeOianery. a lormer Douse f IIlMlll*l tiff <lf tli|- |•|« I n t i (i iiiii i i onfereme with They were In good condition but s* bools and graduated from Semi- Little (, irti'ii It itr, hud been iindei memliei si bo was confirmed liy Hie Mo moil tl lloppitiil |>i n l -ulli I III'- t i e d Pi 1 4 4 v\ i k i l l e d util >1 in t 41 atthew It Kidgivay, who thinking seriously about shilling note High .School In 11*39. In 11143 discussion In the early peace talk Semite m llipi as a federal district cn id liipiidatlnu uf II,,- i I nl. m i -i i - ill m l eil il t'u a o died d t h e 4 4 lull- I t u u s e soon lie graduated from the University ill seeking to drtrrnilhu tin* Imne judge, uas iinimmiled April :t to wliii-ii I'uu-.ists lai i'll y <if i d r ii to another occupation. i in, A mici n . hi mu .III I. ,t .i h i Hv m e Into 4 4 i lu i i g t n n from The skipper, W. K. Parnell Jr . , of Hot Ida where be writ* u nieuihur ilnty line*, and Ibe Chinese deeid' ,I suet eed I Howard MeGrath a*. l-inv. fm win, ti n f ,i.o iM, . ell I. . mnu>i iiiim > m tin * a ii k» r di,i > ind nre-, ritt\ , - 1 I Punla Gnrdn, a veteran fisherman of thu R.O.T.C.. ami Joined the that tlo-y needeil Hie lull T„ II, iltnlTiey geiirr.il ii I* l III id > lu lls ..oil f. In i id 11 I i iTuiower as Mijirctn* at 21, said he had though! for regular tinny with a commission of Unit.-d Nutioox forces, on in, Among tlmsr |,i i l ■ t i le i .imp Ni |o No lo. Mr Trillium sent Hie linllHmiHnn i i.mm i n d e i In I'diinpc Mr TruHomo lime about going min the 1 second lleulrliant. it,eiding, m inti 111i..i, in ,p M, 1.1 I III I .mdl.ll Ml e t utbei liHltd, It was ensenlilil Unit In tile Si-li,ill- iillei .Illjlnmicillg Mi I '..duo 1.1 i , j m k e at n in i - 1 i . i I l e n g t h a b o u t During World War II lie saw 4 1 iiiiiliturii i 1 «i • (n n r Fitur l cattle business, ami Ids long ride d d i u t i i ’ li Itn-1 m i ., it no <1 Grulh'*> irslKliu'lnri Ibat was a Cti-llinid Hint Mi I -1 . w>>i M I o i i i ! Ho ivi i.i i mi Ii m e n i- g i d i a t t i m s on the bucking raft had made up I Ml h l l I f II M .1 dl . lo II I II, ,1 tew hours atlei M ii.n tti bait Hied \. t -ffii-i, i-: m id.iiow . i nnl H .toil.in d a In inly as ever his mind. |(< |, V.dn i iw, i i i ltd l e w d t c . i i • n l. d . dii ih d Hi i . cmndiv mil not accept New buhl Morris as the govern Mt Wiinon, trot lev Williuiii-i .Ii and li-p de IglUlti out iin id etil In Ho- iii-w i . ii ■ i■ l u o i thi h. I demand lor i opal nation It wai the first fishing (rip for! meld's cleanup boss III It' h e ll I I > d- ill I the two crew members, Columbus | At tlie outset ot tin- Judiciary Muck Cleveland -tl , M is-•> 14 4 III 1,0’ I, I >.t ill capluied i .1111100111 1 soldleM Lowe, 17, Punta Gordo, and Robert Committee’s bearings, McGranery Mleinpi-r, ’I E. Tm-kii, luinumn Hi m I imt dm me It. III I I. nts II - I Kiev vv ml In t.o repatrlatHeese, 18, Tullshoms. Tcnn , but promised to expose ami prim-culi- i f (lie |'eiunlit-1 .ms*lit . Minion.tl ol tu luniuiand . d ot nut -v t ill. i- oi-eui 1 ed wild. Inch I ud both declaied It probably would corruption wherever In- found it Mospltal Asaoclatioi tin it ■ li ..mid ho i hclr.ival ot the be the last. amt In sack any incuiupctcot. ills i: M K in le j, Kollan t I. Itcnn -in.I ini' ollii-ei id l ,t-n 41.ut i lot.' ideal "i (rerilnui and justice for Don Hlder. I .l t i l l 'iilMiil.md m i ..I u tod loyal or itir honest employes m the The youths left the Yucatan roust • iiii li w e are Itgliting.'' the Crestliy OVID A. MARTIN liM J.M i itraill (.fl—A Itra/iliau Justice Department 4 l,i.li ,h ot ml d we fi.r it .I these men Ml M ils., •xplillneii Hull tin- led icpnlls nu le t.In Hi tail Tuesday In fbelr S3 foot boat, WASHINGTON (At - This yesr's major radioed Monday night InKn|e indIII wtlU'll '*1 lie.) in lie Ferguson ami Watkins -,anl they d I..MioiiT point to ri !nl n In their Heeling Iiiiil 1‘iien called In order the Parnell, and beaded for iheli IMitatn shortage seems tu be pro had foiled u rival search group (* i i i i l l n u n l Ills I* nm r I I m Ii II I* m 4 4 .mil one 4niiiic.ni olillei M in i ters to get sunn-tiling shu t, ,| on ||i home port of Punla Gorda One day vidlng Just about as lieslrd a de­ liuspitid as Moon as posolib* nod c c ic killed "4Ve won't du it nut, they radioed the Coast Guard bate on Hu- federal (arm programs which held him amt an Anii-rii uii aviation official hostage at tin i toe nl tinniuiMi in m KopV4 e min t Ini) .m aiTul-.tlce b y vitliin a reasonable length ol at Tampa that the boat was taking as did die government project of Lcifioii Fair Group scene nf last mnnth’a Jungle crnvti ll.TIl llp . luvul.T'd Ho toil u mlo-ll H NH Il H urJ I ih l n a r I T h h i i t i .d i n king in Iminau I . i v o r y " on water. killing little pigs to raise pork of a Pan American Btratocrui-i-i (iri-on.Ts ul m at and enduin in Hus New I‘resident Thursday at 9:30 u. m , they prices in the early 1930s, This cryptic messtige wa i nmi tield on lli.it i laud in Lt. John U. Jones Jr. In flashed an BOB that the boat was officials say there's consider­ celved from MuJ. Miranda Corn-u nidi's onlliwesl nl I’ mi mi I In- .dli It, V. JidiiiKiui Jr.. wu> elefteil sinking. able criticism uf ceilings on tio as three planes with 3g HraDlimi a -t Ii Ii .mn sliike lo pi i Is Home On Leave einiii.|was “ By that time,’1 Parnell told In­ tain pilccs and e lack of price parachutists were sent from llu> Assoclution ul Du* Manfuld Post mmnlea id a t N . iniiii n.il president last night ol (lit* Fulr terviewer! today, "we were up in siijmurlx. do Janeiro to roscue him uml .Is lnispd .il mill I lien p i. ■>u>i 33, the American Lei'Inn n u Hume mi leave ufti-r receiving till s our necks in water in the hold We The nig killing program raised Scott A, Maguess, Miami, Fla were ant of fuel ami hail no lights such a iurur that, every time meat U, 8. Civil Aer mantles Aulhorilv meeting ut tin* Legion Hut follow Ids commission mid pilot wings, IS.. .Inoi sellh'd li.dti -- dli I" ing a impper. The ..... ling and Hecoml I,tent. John A-lil.v Join , oa i..u and firiuii. hut we worked all that night trying has become scarce since then, the safety adviser. i h.'ie m . FIjhi* fm |it<11is'11Mlt lull III tho Jr., is now here visiting In supper. to save the boat.” Agriculture Department has been in, iioh-uce, no 'hid-. ,icn- tiled The pair, members nf utrofficlul in hut ir» 11,1(4.fit til11 tf I.hum Other Fair Asiocintimi ufficnrn brothel A < 1 . Jones and I lei, Meanwhile, the trio fashioned a flooded with an avalanche of mail and in. iiiii . wa-. o ip m i .I In ml at h.tvluim h.m li, May raft out of four boards lashed to harkening hack to those days. That Brasilian • American expedition tn elected fere: J, Denver Cordell, Mrs. Karl Kvrnis and farudic.41 ‘ cmiiI lien I aloe A 4 ill crash scene, had been reported vice president; Knrlyle llmishold*vu»4 rtruli1 t u d u > ut tin* m ee tiiif p He in Die sun uf the late .M i three oil drums. There was no plan, sponsored by Henry A. Wal­ the Hei'l I.illllliamb-t nl tho I held by some 33 Brasilians, In er, secretary; John Meukaiik Jr., o f 11.. Sniifurd I.ions i luti wliich hammer and the boards were lace, tlierit he secretary of agricul­ dlau and Mr*. John A. Jnnen, wlm at • Mil I! 11 1 Idt. 4inrv, -aid tint’u i and newsmen as lios m il dtsprnsi* with it meeting iialted together with a hatchet ture. was designed to boost hog (ages guides tn ensure their own sale treasurer. Named as niendisrs uf line lime u|ieiatcd the fit) Ding tu oa! I , idli'it II >.m mi .1 141111 n m t I'uesday in oi'li-i to sttemi head. prices by reducing pork supplies. evacuation by airlift. The latter the board of directors were Cunt Co., here. Lieut. Junes received t #V f i 4l l . l l l 4 . i l 4 *41141( 1111(13 I 1*1 I ‘ Ml I •' I At 3:16 p. in. Friday, they ab The current potato shortage de­ were part of an unofficial group Earle T. Loucks, James J. Single­ Ids cumndntion and wing- mi uf v it lu i eni'il |»j«i|ii*t iii4ilif.il till I'.lIVlMltlllll II. in y IVtllc, i-aiiilidTlo for the andoned the boat ami look to the veloped largely because farmers seat Ii i ii hu nt uf |»itlu ul iiiiu it** uf tu the crash scene by a Bra tary, James (Jidm-y Galloway, May Id nl Vuliee Air lliise p" i of guvcrnoi of Itiatrict 0, raftW miles north of Yucatan and cut production 20 per cent last xillan politician as a private ges John Pierson, Mark N. Cleveland Dll May 31 be will report to Km In nil* 10 “ aiiiiounivj tluii iiiii- nf tin- princi­ 380 miles west of Key Weil. Moody Field, Valdosta, lire, for u Jr., and Joel Field. year. Most uf this reduction came lure. Ml llif lirhiilii'i tl I'u in pit "We took enough canned goods In the late potato crop—that por­ Pinna were discussed for the se ­ iiiuidb of Jut l rniihktton tinlmng vMin* Iv *vi**i* reiim h f! in h ih* In <*n pal 'poukiTT at ttio convention Correa amt Maguess were mem curing uf a permanent fair From there he will go to l.yndall to last a week," Parnell said, "but tion which goes into storage for ■iCieemil I he Annv .ml lliev pin will ho In ItumiM! ('ollnso, past the raft rode ao low in iho water use during tne winter, spring and bers of the official party which itround site, nmt urrangi-meuta Field nl Paiinina City fm to ft'HM'tl nppnsiftun In i intiiiii i i i i in. p i v m il 'll ! o f l.ltniT l u i v i u n t i u n s L set up a base at Lagoa Grande. were begun fur the 11133 kimiln- weeks uf ull-Wcntliur fightei .ilitl tu lepvilrilihnn In IL il h im At Bkililioi. ut the rvipleit (if we threw away ail but four cans early summer. OO mllea north nf Klu du Janeiro, ole County Fair. King I.imi Cvi'il Ciirltun, was ■ • (iiitliniril till t1 .ii•»*» I h e t of food. We ditched the stuff In nJiool training. Farmers reduced Ibeir output B and trrkked through 33 miles ol , ytv on a rising vide uf thanks for a S K * - 13-foot shark swam after Congress directed the Agri­ Jungle to the scene where the tin- planning uf tin- Linus float culture Department to withdrew Strstocrulser crashed April 20 uml mi I In Aimed Furcvs Day Parade, The rift sank so low the youths price supports. Congress did ewev Science Cun Be Fun milled all 30 aboard. They reached ■at waist deep in water and every with support* because they bad 1 Lion Skinner h In-lli-veil (u hsva the scene Friday. wave threatened to lip them over cost thu gr fom ent more than h<-i n ion* nf I In- "bathing beauties1' The unofficial party got there The first afternoon, a ihip passed floo million dollars over a 10-year on ilm float, and tin* cause of first by dropping parachutists a ", four miles away. Saturday night, period. gab"i of iii.d o .t miles from the spot and preparing they heard planes overhead in the Candidate itvury Witte is con­ Fearing a possible price collapse,' a landing Site for helicopters. This d'fkneaa. The teas were rough farmers turned to more promising ducting a "drlvatbiin" in Ids efgroup was bssded by Lino Ms do Ma that nljftit end It was a constant crops, fint- to become governor uf DIs-* It'S. Ban Paulo, a slate Itglslslor. battle to keep the little raft right trict it,' It was announced by When It became e apparent Ibat r.nd wai ftnaneed by Adhetnar de Hairy Ifubsoti. stocks might not be lar large enough Barros, bead of the BariUlan Air :*0 a. m. Sunday, g Coast pricea Don Dllllnan, a guest from ut . . . The ___ lln e y n d a' possible presidential rices started moving upward. v --------otted the Office of Dayiuun llescJi.told uf plans to Price Stabilisation place Idiml people in jubu in this stepped in with eelUnfa. Bui until .Correa’s massage laid the offi­ community. corrected, cial party on arrival found the Tnll Twister Jack Stemper had applied m area ranaacked and all money and n Inmy time levying II) cent fines. to divert su; Jewelry which the plane paasen Among thosa fined tho limit was end away „ ra presumably carried missing. J. D. McNeill, florist, for wearing The shorla rasiemeqis are being, made tn n coal. valed by •5U search lb a.fr free - lance rescuers Gucsta included Lindsay Pati­ when they.1|et Belem, S fiT ence of Crescent City and Ray A Pan ti announcement Price Kennedy, ard bad died Inurged Monday i tbal Brasilian offiWESTERN UNION against black lared Immediate burWASHINGTON tn-Tho Western. Ci Ing to pay P M / W i a on the apot. They Cnlmi Telegraph Co. today offered A n t O H ___ I came to tight Sunan average 7-rent an hour wage would ba relieved . Cspt Charles MUboost in an attempt tn. settle a Of • U. B. Air Force strike uf 31,000 telegraph workers. UJ with the official parly, A company official said, however . crop ia g his commanding officer Seminole High School students wera among the hundreds of Central Florida science ntudeuta who the offer was contingdnt on govanAlabama. Canal ana that ha ended thu Open house of the Rollins Seluntifte Society held on tho collego campus Hatunlay when inent approval uf an increase us llOfLOOO worth of new ami setentlfle Mulpme nl was on display. Conducted tour* and experiments teloRrsph rates which would add ..................................... ‘ Above, Ssnfotd science students hea r an explanation of television tubes from Ralph B7.7uo.uoo a year to company m e - -* ii Beinlnoie High, looks on at extreme nues. ,'Joan Harriett, Beverly Rogers, EllinThat’s thd amount the w ait in- , v /oima Faye Harvey, George Patterson, ctease would colt, an olfiotat ta li ford, 'Iltsh Drlngsrs, a reportar. ':9t Shrimp Fishermen Maj. Walter Turner Returns Home After 17 Months In Korean War Rescued After 44 Hours On A Raft Another Prisoner Of War Outbreak Occurs In Korea m 1.1,, i.i, hi. ,iv I ui'cced lien. Potato Shortage Is Brazilian Major Creating Debate On Foils Attempt To Federal Programs Hold Him Hostage Lio n s ( lu i) F la n s To F n rlic iu a te In D is ir ic i M eeting B ftfwass (MPTlHY ;•:Ayt * <5taL!R i'** f. T>,-u'ih ll V /*■-;r,-i » 4 �, •• ish Hoping To Rings Around rican Airlines Your car Ing a wary rye on (he speedy new je( prtUcnd Cornel, say they have tots fl/lag the Atlantic in M f VM a (rick or two up Ihrlr sleeves, loo time American planes now m a n it In Washington, the Civil Aero The British made Comet Is (lying oautles Board la worried by this between London anil South Africa lump the British seem to havt oft In 23W hours—a trip that lakes 34 the American aircraft Industry. hours by propeller craft. The Brit­ CAB proposes that Congress vote ish hope to capture the lush resort a 18 million dollar subsidy—about business- New York to Bermuda, half the development cost—to the Nassau amt Jamaica—this fall, American aircraft company that with these 300 mile an-hour Jet air will build Jet commercial planes. planes. By 1034 the British hope I The Detense Department, however, wants the military to have all the jfte o **£-<» -while. To both l he British and to CAn American plane makers have these answers: 1 on thr drawing hoards now are non mile pure Jet transports which the companies are eager to sell—to any one ready to under write the .in million dollar cost of building and testing the first ones. Such a tested liner rould he In commercial service wllhln three years, ssvs one producer, Loch heed Aircraft Corp. 2. New American craft (not jet) are being built now that cm con slderahly lower that record of elnpsrd tloie between London and South Africa, which the British have just set. United Stales airline executives have been slow to order Cnmeta from the llrlflsh. Americans re gard the Cornel as a "show-ease operation." They soy the Comets ■re too small for economical usage mi American lines. They note (heir practical range of 1,780 mile* aa handicapping the* present British model* fur Irnnsstlsnllc hops. Also the llritisli government Is backing its Jel builders and users, nnd the American* have nn *uch am ir ame* of government help If they hail a financial loss with the new plane*. The Comet carries .18 passengers mid burns kerosene (a cheap fuel) twice ns tost as .the propeller planes burn gasoline. It has to re nipt between 1/union and South \frlcn Donald Douglas, president of llongliiN Aircraft, snya Jet engines will be ecnnnmlral for rommerclel servlre around IPIfl amt Douglas will be able to make them then. Hubert K. (irnss. president of l/ickbeeil, say* hi* company ean loo lint uienntliiip II has orders for HI Super Cmislellnllnns, the first me In be In service this December. Ibis nlnne, with n new Wright ltd mile* nn hour. It need make mly mm stop liotwern I/union nnd Smith Africa anil mold make the night In 20 hours, Imallng (he Com- THE OLD HOMETOWN —— — —— — "HEADqUARTEBS FOR GOOD CHEER" now. 7H IDEA-"THOSE A1EW F O iX S iw y /A j; T& PW FTEN D ITS A i SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. M IL IT A R Y W C D O r fN # - [ McCracken Road out Phone 1241 -I KNOW A DOUBLE \ BAWWEL SHOT CUN WHEN I HEARS ONB- To my Friends: - - h e e -h e e There are two good men left to make the run-off May 27. Fire Safety Drive I h Backed Up By Chief Cleveland nf all kind* *hould not b* allowed j liquids should he kept In a sepsr to rnllcct In open pltea. Approved building, far enough awaj trash ran* should tie provided for {»«"» "»ln etruelurea to keep flr« <*- ......... «, "• disposed of at least once a day. beat. Extension nf tha Spring (’leantip flra safety campaign to In* diistrial building* would "appre­ ciably cut” the 00 factory flrea a day and dally loss of neraly 1600,000, according to tha National Kira Protection Association, spon­ sor of the Clean-Up drive. Lending hi* support to th« campaign. Chief Mack N. Cloveland of the Sanford Fire Depart­ ment omphaslsed, "In factorlea, Juat aa In homts, good housekeep­ ing la the key to rlre safety. Fire can start Just aa rsaillly In an oily rag tossed aside by a work­ man aa In a furniture polishing r.Vth rarelrssly thrown In a close! by a hmiaewlfe," Both Chlsf Cleveland and tha NFPA point to oily rags, waste, cleaning materials, packing ma­ terials, and flammable liquids aa the principal "flra tinder, sub* •tstieea” that era used In viola* tlpn of the good houskeeplnf rule. Asked how those materials could r tS L M s ir t I h Opposed To Price Fixing Power* Of The Milk CommlMwinn” Signed: Mm. David Karle " B ra lle y Mother Of Two, Oviedo ll'a ld I'n llllra l Elect a man who will rapreaent YOU and not tke dog track! VOTE FOR MAX BREWER For State Senator ■ll'ald I'n llllra l Ad** l 2K State Farmers Market N'luash, Yellow bu. Tnmalnea 4 | lb . The iirlnsa qunt.d due to lata arrlvaU hpr. I,ft* t,7» ret* I II- j.is are Inrnmplaia of, prudnea Uratieea. b.peedlaa glsa WITHTHI ^URCHASI Thirteenth Street Phona 1681 I wish to take this means of thanking my friends for supporting me in the race for Commissioner from District 5. BACK EOAD FO LK S MAW K N O W S -------- X . a ir f c f This Summer Weot - - ^ / These planes with a lop speed ip In 118 miles an hour could make the London-South Africa 'light with one slop In 17 hotira, l/ickhred says. , Bui meantimes the Comet-la the aslesl. Canada Is going to use s u b s ihrm over (he Pacific, and the precautions. British In Bermuda, II may he ■ I. Kaep oily rags In tightly biller rare, when they start over closed metal contalnara. Oxygen is the Atlantic. required for spontaneous Ignition, and If air cannot enter the contalnar oily rdga cannot burst Into flame. 3. Waste materials and rubbish 1 PHONE I Our HcaJy Mixed Concrete start* saving you time and mo* ney front the minute It atarta rolling toward your job. It U mixing as It travels. Saving labor and time, Avoiding clut* ter of equipment on the Job* site. Assuring full-»peclflcatlon Ingredients In E V E R Y batch! Your energy <v Msst*"*^ C & C LIQUOR STORE 111 SANFORD A V EN U E Your m o n e y Also. Ilm Super Constellation, my* (irnss, ran easily be changed •it use either Allison or I’ra lf A •Vhitnry lurlm prop power plants. Ihe Navy will gel two In thr sum nrr In 1013, and l/irkhred hopes 'oiiiinerrlal line* can have them n 1031 The military have priority By STANLEY *—■■■■ ‘ •'.* ' . >' '« ' ' • S 3 Tkrfim oW fuM ic# upholster & afe P c m w i O r lflo w N M il * > n g fW f - Adv.l I believe we should change office-hold­ ers from time to time. And for this reason I believe the older man should have this term of office and Mr. Carter have a chance at the next term. You will find Mr. Mcisch a very reserved man, but when you come to know him you will find a matt capable of looking after the interests of the county in every re­ spect. Victor M. Greene (Paid P o ll!Iral Adv.l • �T&mfm A rt Of Bawnhg Out Hired Hands Is Now A Lost One By HAL B O YLE NEW YOHK i/x—The art of bawling old the hired hands Is'be­ coming a lost art In the American buffiieis world. tn the o*,‘ days when a boss ssw something he didn’t like, he'd let out a yelp and dress the culprit ddwn on the spot — In burning language more memorable than grammatical. But today most bosses seem to have lost the gift of tongue-lashing, They have found U cheaper, by and Ursa, (o hire a psychiatrist to find out Mrhat it'th a matter With a derelict employe than It U to bawl the fellow out themselves and end up explaining it all to the U. S. Supreme Court. So many employes know their rights now that in employer is hesitant about pointing out their wrongs. Therefore, It came ■* something of a surprise to me to get the following letter: "Dear Sir: ........ "I have a problem. My boss bawled me out last week, and I have a feeling he’s going to bawl me out again this week. "I would emit and get me another Job except It's such a nice place tu work. The management eveta ala n ln In ilia office n ffla a uiataa n ju tlaa* puta gin in the water cooler* What can 1 do? It makes me nervous when the boss bawls me out. (Signed) A Terrified Young Man" Well, Dear Terrified, your prob tem was so unusual that I look It up with all the oldllmera I know who can still remember being bawled out hy Iheir boss (There arc only a few of them left). Here I* the summary of their advice: Build uo the drama of the situa tion. When the summons comes In go sec the boss, walk into his of­ fice with a look of utter hnppincss. Get It? You make him think you have no Idea of. what is going to happen lie feels like a cat play jneanors, don't make the mistake of listening to him. You already know more about what la wrong with your work than he does. Con centratc on your acting. Let the smile fade front your face. Re­ place It with a look of amaiement, then horror, then abject hnpetesaness. Don’t make the mistake of ar­ guing with him about your rights. Me wouldn't bawl you nut In the first place if he hadn't already consulted a couple of attorneys i..d the National Labor Relations Uoard. And don't interrupt him. Egg him on. If he gels tired of denoun­ cing the rnults you have he knows about, trll him a few he hasn't discovered As he l.umrhrs out into a fresh llrnde. lift ymir hanging head and tel him see the lears In your eyrs. Let Ihe tears fall on his desk . . . pioli . . .plop Read What Others Say Of Our Senator! The following ia an excerpt from th a Orlando Evening Star, Issue of August 7, lflliO, written by Hanley Pogue in his column, “Around The Town." died. They said the yielding of Mero In Boyle was n political payoff. "About Ihe only thing of real Import­ ance brought out at Ihe hearing in Tall­ ahassee last week nf P, A. Mera, Semin­ ole Cnunty Sheriff, was that Lloyd "Goof" Boyle, Seminole Stale Senator, wa« the attornry for the rinsed Hrmlnnle (Hub and that he ia also listed in Incorpor­ ation papers aa attorney far the Seminole Grill for., (Twin Pines). "Rrgardlrs* of the reason for the request by Royle mid the ensuing action of Mrro It certainly .looks as if the disclosure in Trtllahnrsrc will result In Hoyle grtllng major opposition when he comes up for ra-electlon in IDB'J. "There arn some rumors circulating to the effect that Gdliam, who did not seek ra-election is Seminole Representative, will be a candidate for the State Semite toga. • "The Seminole Grill Is the spot visited hy J. Brnlley Odham and four compan­ ion* the middle nf July and found to he operating a "Cuba" gambling game. "Mero told Gov. Warren that Sen. Boyle had Interceded In behalf of the Semlnolo Club ami had asked the Seminole Sheriff to let Ihe gambling casino operate until the Kanford-Orlanifo Kennel Club closed for Ihe season. "Mero admitted that he heeded the Boyle request and that the establishment) closed down tire day after the dog track closed. The sheriff had no explanation for listening to Boyle, hut several of the Banford rltiscn* who were In Tallahassee for the hearing said that Boyle had lieen In­ strumental in having Mero appointed to the sheriff post when the late,Sheriff Hand "Some quarter* have recently been hint­ ing that Odham Is eyeing the Governor’* race and that if he receives enroot agement he will he In thrre campaigning to succeed Gov, Warren. Other nourres say that Kurils Bryant in planning on running for Governor and that if the Genian M ik e s the race that Odham will he on Itrynnl% side ami off of the list of gubernatorial aspirants "Anyway IVnyla hnn certainly hern lied in with Ike gambling Interest In our adlarent county and It's a better than eren money bet that he will encounter the roughen! opposition of his career if he Meeks re-election." OUR DEMOCRACY T 'o m u lls n r* w ith A c ts of l,« g ( iU liir e . I'l.M — w h i c h A r n t t lK A H S H A V tN C V C * W H O LE* A C C E P T E D OUR D EM O CRACY HAS EXPANDED AND r L O U R If lH r p O CCAUSC OUft p e o p l e , n e v e r C O N TEN T W ITH TH E S M A L L s e c u r i t y o r A 'B IR O IN H A N D ' MAVg A L W A Y S O C LIK V C O T H A T T H E R E W ERE P LEN TY B IG G E R AND B E T T E R (1IRD S IN TH E BU SH r O K T H O S S WHO W E N T A F T E R T H E M . T um . May 20, t»S2 DR. H. K. RING Page 3 DR. L. T. DOSS c iiin o r it a c t o r CHIROPRACTOR Please call for appointment Phone 1752—17 id H O U R S 9 to 12— 2 to 5 305 Atlantic Hank Building I’hmvr 763 “ HrAlley W ill V ein Sale* T a x On Drug*. T h a t's One O f Hundred* Of Retwonn W hy 1 .Relic c IitJRewR?*— Sign ed: Mm. I,. I*. Hngnn Housewife (I'nlil PuTlII.’al Ail*.) DR. C. L. PERSONS O P T O M E T R IS T E Y E S B X A M IX K * -- (II.ASSES FITTED Itti Smith Palmetto Avenue . . plop. The main thing Is to kpep him attacking yon ns limn a* possible, -Just remember that bosses arc like wives — after they wear out their temper they feel ashamed of themselves When he finally runs down his vocal chnrds, reach up wilh one hand and brush away your tears. Ilrneh out the other ham) and grab his hand and say: "Thanks, chief, thanks. I know I ’ll he n better man for this." Then, as vmi go out the door, lun^and look at the family photo he has on his desk and say; "Gee. rhlef. you've got a finelooking family Why do you make me cry?" This will tiring nut the father In him After nil, Isn’l the office lost one big happy family, too? He will feel so guilty thal next week hr will urobabty qulolly give Vim a raise In anv c a s e be won't bawl you out again He will be ton hnnrse. $1.40 V i- P in t $2.75 Pint FIFTH *440 $ 5 .4 5 Q u a it T i n s R E A D IN E S S TO T A K E A CM AMCC HAS B E E N TH E B A S IS o r OUR G R O W T H . ANO THF R E S O U R C E 5 THE A M ER IC A N P t o n c H A V E B U IL T UP TH R O U f.H H A S P W O R K ANO T H R IF T , IN C LU D IN G T H C IR S A V IN G S ANO L IF E IN SU R A N C E HAVE G IV E N TH EM T H E COURAOC TO T A K E C H A N C E S ■ S E E K IN G T H E ( U G G E R A N P A C T T £ R n I R P S IN T H E (T U S H . Rural Common Sonne By S P ritS JOHNSON ForCoot,FreshComfort in Hot, Sticky Weather OKI A Thot ngrlrultural research I* helping tri'iurmluiisly to feed and rluthe nil ever lnerenstilg popula­ tion in evident on nil sides, snd vat few n[ u* stop to consider the nintriliution* which rcscandi tins brought anil I* bringing In farm­ ing in till* ....... Crop yield* certainly i-niild not lie dfi percent higher now than they were ,1(t years ago if there lind hern no re­ search. We ore producing more food nml filler on fewer acres with fewer workers. The fruits nf researrli nr" evi­ dent on nil siile* — in animal pifduellnn, in nop growing, in soil mnnngemeiit, in disease and para­ site control, nml even In market­ ing, Better iitiimnl* — purebred#, cross-bred* nml new breed* - have contributed to more nml hotter ment luodurtinn. for Instance, the United State* Department of Agil culture ami cooperating state ex­ periment stations recently have de­ veloped breeds of hogs which carry a* much ns 6 percent more meat in the choice eutn — : i W * wait* frnnU tin Balanced diet* and the usd of ' (it m i'lm u ix i'd p ro d u ctio n . F o r InI . i i i i i , in , r ile r s w h ittle d Ih e sorg liu u i iilu iil dow n In ‘i/o In fit Ihe g ra m e n n ih ln r. I-'t i t i l i / i - r cover et'’P* nml coll­ H y b rid s n o il im p io v .'il v n r i r lt r i of v n i i" n s <-i iu>« have m ade |m *tlil*m a rk e d ly in v r e n .r d y ie ld s D ix ie I I co rn and S o u th la n d u n i* nu- tw o e x a r n p l" . w e ll kno w n in F lo r id a Crops have been bred In r e .i.ii d s s t r i i . i l VO i l l t i i i m s as w e ll ii-. In p ro d m e h ig b o i y ii'lils . I'ln rit n tj i l n r e r > lia v i lu o u g ld lUii.lH in M'pu r a te pbint u U l inlui 11iirir, fi " til ill In j r m it it i!■■* to llic D u lle d .‘ B a te s in Ih o J b - i Ml yo u i * T h e goi m |da " nf nianv o f Mu in i t g iv in g hi e re a * i'|i dmem-e ic * l liim e In crop W ide! y g ro w n here now . 8 c l',|iMid:i in K lin Ida nod id ic where lire l iv in g to d e velo p v n rie t lf S " f c ro p * ic s iu liiiil to s e v e ra l d lM B s e », to in s e r t s , tn riem nloden, ■nd to te m p e rn tu iB am i im d s liire e xtay n u 's ns w e ll. T h e re a re iiiillc n tlonfe that t'orilhiried irsinl^ ip ci'S ' 0 i 6 t l" i n titalrin ld n . P la n te at o have lieen , h> iiignl M Elect A Max Brewer Your State Senator May 27 , . h a t 's a n a n c i s n t a o a w e o f c a u t i o n T ill? SANPOItt) H ERALD Y ier* nf Inn priu-tire* me restoring mid iiii|en*ing the fertility nml |itoilii.-tivity of soils. N ew nm l p o tent fu n g icid e s nm l in se cticid e * nre h elp in g to co n tro l the .10,noil p lan t ills iiu e s nm l ilRO m n jn r insect p ests w h le li cause te n i l l , lo ses e v e ry y e a r. N a lu ie Hi'v ' 11 Ink-- n Im liiln y f iu n i | ' l i ' ililT iu i: new ,1 'ease fo rm *. M->u- use n f c benu n its ill d g ri c ' J i m T t i m i iin* w a y , not o n ly In am i in - »c L m n lio l am i in f iii|li/ ii tint aN o a s weed k ille r * , tle i I'ie lile s , b n rd ly kno w n se ve n y e a rs ag o , w e re ap p lie d to 3 0 m il­ lio n D o ite d iftn le u ncrcB last y e a i. M a rk e tin g p ra c tic e s , too, are i-lin iig llig , nml re se a rc h lia s begun to m ake its c o n trib u tio n s in tills fie ld . A n d best t i l . a ll, re se a rc h hold* jirn in ls o oT elTtl g r e a te r ad van ce s fin th e fu tu re . , r e s t o t w dFEZE” BARG4/A/ "6REE OF THE Our jR tt 8-INCH Special wn 1 • Rapid Air Propulsion y y • long. Faithful Service • tow-cost Operation iWReneaMUR* I'nu* .. nroefa' i«t,-nr*ro«. imev,.«'trwLWi , yss-n.tf.KV-BhSW THI MIOHTY 10-INCH O K I U A 1 I N 0 . ,A N #V W c s t in t ih o u s c / r C w ls lit • CYiiiet • Pnwtrftd Doublt Duty fan ond Htoltr For Y«or-'round Comfort Only IASY F IB M S iVpendnhle * {froriiirnfcal 'Y-VH Koops Pl«n»y of Ale Stlrrlnq Iv o r y whom POWKRPUL 10-INCH AIR CIRCULATOR NIW MOM f l i t INSItil O U T- N o trim 1 Ii lose liefe. 'Illis one’s tru llt new, uni p itl a I'l.nt ficn lifl. Fur lliit I , llie io n a im iu f .trie d , Spscm pUtuied Men ury llie I SI Widi die future lea. lute* dial llie oilier* with ih ry bad. for fait ondfailtftoVtnlUollon Woitlnghouio MobiInire It Window fan fit* Caiomont Window* ^ a ^ H " A llP u r p o * o Portable M V FAN O m trf Tho lam o u * f AH Aim* VIHTllATOi yawdtirrl •qiipminl, •((•ItMlH, oM Htm IPswifrnf««• Wit iwblict tw tfo»A§# wiHwul WM« +lil# wtjn fltii apHonql al «ifr« gool. U D W T M Y O U it / .' TRY THE 9 -YEA R W INNER THAT TOPPED ALL OTHER CARS IN 1952 M OM IOAS ECON OM Y «JN even fnr visibility, especially down front ami over that rigid front fender. Discover Imw Mercury englneera have driver-plnnned tills car wilh futuro features like the huill-uiil-from-tlie-dasli Intercep­ tor Instrument panel. Stop up to the par that nukeo ulhars look—and -ago inodefs, step uqt In,the c in won the Gfand S^re'pslkkes P tl^ flS T . has taken first-ln-cfoa hqpbfa three Dm yeara id Mohllgu l^womjf Rune. ■ try Id Act nonchalant. TVy to quiet tl But most, important, find out what Mercury'a naw .live-rcefgAl design - teamed with a faradvanced slipped-up V B - has done for balance k rtiiitltm t Feel I this Is In car's M 1•«*nal aunbelievable sksL.nl tn., and handling. nlmost groujid-hugglng stability when it rntinda a curve . . . how it magically situbs out the bounce and jouncp of uqkept byways. “let’s go" Forerunner Styling does It's a new experience in motoring. Stop in today •nd try Mercury'a “ I'riie-Wlnning Drive.' eS I . S S E W '.'. h. '♦i-fc-i.. . i .-'L m b w a *i i >11 •-vTf.niWBr'ifflia G I A N T 2 0 - I N C H W I N D O W P AN TO S E R V I A MULTITUDE OF NBEDSI Ml fl = 'i R W ^ x K j l w a gsm g m [B nQ tilckly llcveniblo for Inrake or exhaust ■ • Fnssitv adapird tn f1(M>r or window use R | • Ut* to 7800 cubic feet per H I minute capacity ; 1 '•‘I.rr' < rtnlwrti' �m - • r a n SAirroao ra*AU> M< 4 Tow. M*7 m, INS Baseball ]In Egypt e n r id KataklWhMH tn Id 7 M l •■■MF i Ckfiatl > Jl*n ' Year*. m i.ll.b r4 ___ ___________ l a l i r l a r a 1*4I t l r t K ChH.lMia. M l X*W T it Ml MaaaolU A tiaaa K a in a l aa a n a l rlaaa atallaa O rlalar 37. 1*1*. a t l i t VaM OMtaa mi *aaf»>4, riorlUa, a a la r lb# 4 M al C a a im a uf May.k, a. IB7*. P .tU .h r* Unite i,. u u h I'S It.r (in n n tu s draw WatlafH Ma*a*rr ainsrniPTioN RATE*V Mr C .r rl.r ___ ......... •i2 t a r S l u n l h .. . . . . . . . . . T h l r r M u n l h . ............ 31a Mnaika . ., coo Out t e a r . . . . . ____ ... r All obit wars ■#<!***, carta a t •haak*. itaelalU u* aM aotlcat a t tattrlalMMcnl fur taa n n a a i a t MMiaa laata, m il aa i M a t r l la r a l f ranter a d irril.la * ralra. Nreir.rnSrU M .llanallr > r la* .lead N a in ra ,rr fluaraaralatlraa Muprrui V lac., >ri* Stub, Chlcaaa, literals, H aa iH cite aad ai. I.uala. DBK Tl»» llrrald la a Member a t Ike Aaauelaled r m a rrblrh I* call lied .j r l u .t i .t e t» Ik* ua* far rraabll* railua af all Ike l«ral atrea trialed 7 L ,fcu ■»»••*•**». a* reell aa all . I t aetra dlapatebaa, . MONDAY, MAY 19, Itfil An eighth Inning batting rnlly enabled the Pyramid Pirates to noae out the Cairo Cubs." Itemst like this may yet appear in the Egyptian newepapera if Haasein Kamel Selim Bty, dean of the faculty of commerce of Faud I University lit Cairo, has hia way. A trip to the United States mode him n baseball fun, und be is determined to make hia countrymen see the merits of thu game. With help from Joe Nygnard, former buseball coach of St. Olftf’n College, MinncHotu, who Ih In Egypt na a Fulbright ’scholar, a Nntionnl Leaguo of four teumn and an Aiiiei ican League of three have been organized. A game will soon be clayed to settle the championship of Egypt, and the; king and other dignitaries have been invited. If tho Egyp'tiant really take up the game as a result of this royal pat* ronage, they may work off some of the steam that now ex­ presses Itself in rioting. Americans find it hard to understand why the game has taken so little root elsewhere. Canada has adopted it, but that Is hardly a foreign country. Thora are teams In Latin American, and Cuba in particular has contributed several players of big league caliber. Outside of these, no one has manifested any Interest in the game except the Japanese, Their colleges play it, and have sent teams to this country. These acquitted themselves creditably, except that they were weak hitters. Perhaps wo should not complain of baseball's failure to win favor aboard. Cricket has not done so well outside its own land either. TODAY’S WHILE V ER SE " ‘ " a.' C * Ed Lamlxigld poinit out in the Tampa Iiibune that S pettard Hoijand nu d e lomrlliing of a record in Florida on May 6 whan he w ai renominated lo the Senate. He poll* ed 465,515 volei, the largeat veto ever polled by any candidate in Florida, and he defeated hit op­ ponent by a 3*14,000 majority, probably alio a record. "Hrailey Odliam hat picked Up ne daily newipaper nrwipi lorne support in the atennd primary . aaid Jim Pow­ ell in the Sunday Tfiniua Tribune. "D ie Orlando Senlmebolir and the Miami Daily Newt are leanini now town id Odliam". And Monday murninu ilia Orlando poper came out willi two it rung editorial* tend­ ing considerable mpport to PowtU’t contention. For many years the British liner Queen Mary has been acknowledged us the fastest ocean going passenger ship m the world. Butn new American vessel, the H.S. United States, may soon challenge the record. II weighs 61,600 tons and is the largent of America's trnnsocenn liners. The Queen Mary set the world’s record for speed on nn ocean crossing in 10HH with an average speed of 31 knots (miles per hour). Tho United States on n trial run reached a speed of 30 knots without any visible strain, her officers reported. The new ship can be quickly converted Into a troop car­ rier if the need should arise and could tiunsport a division of soldiers. New air conditioning methods would make the con­ version to n troop carrier easier and more comfortable for the troops than ships could he under previous war conditions. It is exciting to speculate that the record for an ocean crossing moy so soon bo held again by an American Hhip. America has been the land of rapid sea transportation since its earliest days. The gruruftil, rraftsmanlika construction of the clipper ships meant speed. If the S.S, United Htntes should ever capture the speed mark for an Atlantic cross­ ing it would he fulfilment of the heritage left by the men Who made thu clipper ships and of tin1 hardbitten Ynnkeo sallormen who manned them And how much hnppier it Is to contemplate competition In speed of peaceful ships than in accomplishment of men-of-wnr I Older Worker Value The Federation Employment Service, a non-profit vo­ cational guidance organization in New York, conducted a study recently on tho pet romances of 170 workers between the agefl of 40 and <10. It was found that llie workers under study equalled or battered the performance records of younger workers in 88 per cent of the cases. Employers des­ cribed the older workers as more co-operative and more re­ sponsible than their younger counterparts. One survey proves nothing and 170 cases are far from sufficient evidence, otv, which to build n geueraliz^ion. But it is comforting to nute t hat there are chinks In the once solid belief that youngcra workers are always better for every Job. As an Individual grows older it Is natural that his co-ordination und his speed should grow less. But with ma­ turity come compensating factors such as Judgment, respon­ sibility and craftsmanslilp. Underestimating the'value uf We are iDtpriied that General possible contributions from older workers would be u great MacAtlhur I* again*! electing • waste of a potential source of production. Tlie lloute of Rtpretentativri lia* approved a bill giving the coailal sinks contra) of the oil land* off llieir tlinraa by a vote of i; 247 to 89, enough td override • probable prctidenlial veto, and the Senate pane* it th r neat day al­ ii: moil before you could ley akat. It now got* to the preiident who will not like to tee the fgwrr over ibe diitribuiion of to much oil tggen out of hi* hand*. Out the victory ru; which ha* already been won in i : Cougreti la e victory for ilelei' " right*. :v military man a* preiident of the Unilrd State*. "Nothing i* mot* conductive to arbitrary rule than the inihlaiy junta'*, he lay*. He icy* that now that Genera) Eiietii ; hower happen* to be liw ynly milt> tary men on the h&rWdn with any chance at all ol being preiident. < There wa* a time wn*n General \ MacAilhut diiln'l speak out to ‘ itrongly agnintl military men in | public office. Can it be that he * limply meant that he disagrees with . Eittnliuwet'i foreign policiei, pre­ fer! Taft'*? Hrailey Odham hai coma up with a road program in hit tacond pri1 mary bid for volet tlj«L will appeal elronely to thoie who nave to travel Florida's antiquated ,highwayt or fear the consequence! of traffic haurdr. Ha would build four lane highway* up and dawn both coaete of the ilate, acrott north Florida ■nd uiti-cinning the great centra) . ana, and pay for it through the tale of itate Unde to be repaid out of the two centt of the geeoline tel money, It would mean building ever two thouiand milei of euper high* vayi and entail a coit of MVital tundred million dq&ari, but if omalhlng Ilk* that liSYdone pratty eon, we arc goin^W have to tu n ir can in and * s A * « k to toa ne end buggy d a y V ^ The evidence U K divided aver 4 in iq the firtt iq the Brazilian Measure Olliers said the squabble arose became tlie official party left only enough water and supplies for lit (Caailaard From r . a . ua.» own members and ignored tba De official party back to Lagoa Gran­ Harrus group. de. Magnets and Correa, however, reportedly went to lha alta* cleared ItKFUSAL TO PLY by (he rival group SCO ri AIK FORCE BASF., 111. , There were teveral version* ol Wt—The 12 officer* who refuted lo hoW the trouble Darted fly will not be court msrtlaled but ________ .. . Nawa Agency aald will be relieved of their cornmlsCoffe* ordered the De Tlarroa par alone by administrative action, the hike the u inllea back to Air Training Command announced lrande and watt for a plane today them up. The latter oh It said tills course of action was to the long walk and doairlift by the U. S. hell recommended by Air Force Headr. The De Barroi group’* own quarters In Washington. Tho Pentagon said in a telegram leopter apparently wai out of that offlrera avoiding haiardoua ion. duty for which they are qualified ■ut • member of the official party who returned to Belem aald have failed lo live up to the refriction developed became the Bra- «|Hmslldlltles of cnmmliiloned of itllana and Indiana in De Barron’ fleers, and should be icparatrd Ifty ^didn’t think they were from the aervlce. Diffidently for clearing a All 13 of the alay-down flyer* . . . »P0t near lha craih icane are reserve officers. Charges and became of the jpreienco of against two of them had been American membera of Ibe official dropped before today’* decision party on |raiuiitn »oll. was announced. IE v - Three Year Old Dispute •• : ' ; v . WASHINGTON « - Thro* big railroad unions today studied a labor peace plan tlte Whit* House bopai win and a 3-yaar dispute on the nation's railroads. Tba Engineers, Firemen and Conductors, with t combined mem­ bership of more than 140,000, ward handed tba contract pivpoial by ',U j I John R. Steelman Monday afternoon So ware the railroads, and they ac­ cepted it qaidtly. The union* were let for all-day. tsparkte le u lo u . But they agreed to scM s^ tie oh final acceptance “uric«Lty COHUt9TK*C sY sren Steelrqanla propose,, submitted oo a take it-or leave It basis, would do Ihoea thing*: S' If* * 1. Boost wages for men In yard sarvlce by y f cents an hour, of which. Ill* cents Is already being paid. 2. Boost wage* for men who work on Ibe open road—that la, not lit llVb cents an hour, which la already In fiva eenta effect. 2. Give the train unions mbManually e llt th*/ want on a highly controversial working or i rote Involving crews „ ! * , u a a train tkrougb a division wai point. A change la this rule «tdM by the carrlert was da­ demc ted by union officials as the scribed maaloe obstacle to letUameni They said that If tbs carrier demand want into affect workers in many caspa would have to travel twice ai far and move their homes lo new termiaala. 4. Lay the groundwork for a 5 day, 40-bour work week for men In Ike yard* who now work 40 bourl. A 4-cent pay boost would go lo aU men switching from a 41 lo a ao-bopr waek when tba chaoga is mada- This four cants would coma on lop of tho basic .37-cant wage r« boost for *U yardmen. 9. Put Info effect ■ cost-of-Uvlng escalator clause, tying wages lo the coat of llvlag. 0. Submit to binding arbitration Humming bird* hava been ob­ any disputes over the fallowing served to fly oa fast a* an auto­ two operating rulea: The rule gov­ mobile travelling 00 miles an erning pay for men on a train which Is assigned more then one hour. ft New Fast Liner - .M m li a maxlofl cur* for tentlon ami hiah blood pressure. Slop worrying about yourself or think* If f about rnurtalf and fill roar mind with Cod and hlo Iota. Theft you win know that all la wall with rou and the iinlvarat. Thou wilt htap him i» prrfact peace, whoa* mind la stayed on lhM.^~laa. 20:3. u. m Major Turner 1 1 „ f I h m , i* S 'ru in I 1* * , (la ** the bill be held, ur the whole llnr would have to full hack for 10 miles. Prior to Ibis tlie bill bad hern held by nnutlier buttullon which hud lout It to an ullackliig Chin ear division. AmPhor Anirrlran liuUallon after an atlni’k that re* etied it. lost (he hill again. Whan Major Turner’* ImtUliun wa* or­ dered Into action, they counter attacked tlie hill, secured and held It. The Chinese, following attack* that cost them heavily, gave Up the Ntleaipl. The llritlsli, lje elated, had mined tlie hill heavily, and the Chinese method of breaching It was by sacrificing 600 to 700 man who exploded all the mine*. Chinese are not aa good suldien m the Japanese, he added. Since that time and during the >*aca talks, activities by the b*Ualon consisted mostly of raids In­ to enemy territory for prisoners. Must of the Chinese canturi . are very scared, fearing W in , lia stated. Aa *oun as they are con­ vinced that they wilt undergo n<J harm, us they hud been previously told by Ibe Communist*, they cun be questioned. The Chinese soldier* me now better equipped than during the eaarly phase* of the cam pa I ild Major Turner, and are said quaUly clothed, although not in a way to compare with our own men. They are well fed, carrying (heir own rations of rice. Manchurians capturad are big men. Most of Ilia Chln|>» who arc being taken prisoners come from central China, he added. Asked about the diseases that have afflicted the Chinese and which Communist propagandist* have referred to u* due to germ warfare, Major Turner pointed nut that rats, Infested with dlseaia carrying Ike. may play a largo part. Thera is a terrific number or rats In Korea, he stated, and told of the constant use uf DDT spray In the front lines. American and (IN troop* are nlao protected from Ulaeaae by many Inoculation*, and their rg' Ilona, which are far superior than during th* last war, are anothor e factor In preserving health. Hot on al* are carried In contalnara to even mountain top poata. Troop* do not carry tneaa kits or eating utensils a* formerly. These are brought to them and returned to kitchens for cleaning. Spectacular result* have hean obtained from the us* of armored vest* which protect vital cheat ami back area* where 70 percent ur fatal wound* occur, he declared. A new vest, now uaed, la six pounds lighter than the old one. .Major Turner also stressed the value of blood plasma In saving ibe life of those wounded in listtie. ’’ll I* hard lo visualise the terrific need for blood # i K***a," ho aald, and ‘'Impossible to ex­ press how Important an adequate supply of blood plaama is to the boye on th* fighting front, oft*n deciding between Ilf* or death.” H* added that th* Rad Cross and th* prop!* who donate blood for th* *rm«d fore** *cs to b* compli­ mented, and atatad that If any American wanti to help win thu war he can do no better than to donate a pint of blood. While serving aa a captain, Major Turner, in cu-uprrathm with C’upt. William F. Long, wrote an article that appeared m th* Unit ei| M u te s Army Combat Forces Journal which appeared In the January Issue under the till*, “Challenge Accepted." It described heavy action during April In which a Belgian Battalion was ratcued front a trap In a complex and skillfully tfctculed operation. Major Turner, at th* tlm* was a company commander In Ih* lit Battalion, 7th Infantry. type uf work at theisaine time: and the rule uuder which a railroad may extend Its switching limits. 7. Give the unions substantially, but not quite, all they want on a rule governing pay for workers told to report late for work because & their train* arc Into. • Inability r.f railroad labor and * mansgementt o gel tnyelher on these holly disputed operating rules, rather than disagreement , over wages, has been the main reason tne long dispute was not settled months ego (L A N E CRASH WEST PALM BEACH uR - Civil Aeronautics Inspectors studied (he wreckage today of a twin engine % private plane which crashed In the Everglades Sunday nlgld, killing a Miami Spring* woman and Injuring her pilot husband W. E. McLean, Orlando, CAA Investigator, studied the wreckage and Civil Aeronautics Board' of­ ficials aald al Miami the* would conduct an Investigation If his re­ port Indicated engine or structural faUura. Dead was Mrs. Belly Milter Tay- . lor, 37 Iter husband, Gordon H. + Taylor, 2S. wandered through the Everglades after regaining con­ sciousness and was brought lo Good Samaritan Hospital here Weil Palm Beach police said the S place Cessna was on route from Sidney, 9., In Miami and ap pareully ran out of gas live miles short of the local airport M ILITARY PAY WASHINGTON id — Presidents Truman has signed Ihe bill boost­ ing pay and allowances In the military services by nearly half a billion dollars a year. Th* White House announced th* signing today It came In time— Mr. Truman had until the end of thl* month - for Ihe raises In be come effective wilh this munlh's pay vouchers Intended to help offset higher living costs, limy range from S.l monthly for privates ami seamen % lu (AS fur 2 star generals and ad mlrals. Used Car Sale Was I960 Bulck Sedanet *1875.00 1950 Pontiac 4 Dr. Sedaa 11896.00 todo Pontiac 2D Sedan $1860.00 1948 Ford Sedan r ’ * >’ 1940 Olds. 2 Dr. Sedan 1939 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan Sole Price $1BIB-60 lIBBB-oo *1190-06 f f 828-00' « lBB-00 $ IBBoo - t >1 You Save $209.00 $200.00 $200.00 v(f1«i fif Anvt “ t,1 1* * 4 . * si w NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Hanford, Florida T atep ln n a 1084 The Weather AshtvIU* Boston Chicago Cleveland Lo* Angel** N*w Orleans New York Saatli* Washington Jackaon villa Miami TaUabattM VOTE FOR ■ink lx»w Freda. 79 6S 94 6B 70 77 71 M 50 t» U It 96 59 90 90 90 60 92 51 53 79 70 71 b .00 1.00 .02 .11 .91 .93 EARLHKfiHWnUI Candidate For County .M r. ; Commiaalonei F• *.*. y'HV". ?* District Number 1 SA VE M ONEY! Buy A New* Ford Prefect . - Fordor Sedan At The Special Caah Price 91200 Or W h *a y o u havf a ducking bo* co un t h in t , yo u c a n w ith d ra w i l l TO THOSE OF YOU WHO SUPPORtED MY OPPONENTS ON MAY 6th, I SOLICIT YOU® VOTE AND SUPPORT ON TUES­ DAY MAY 27tb. lnltrsai Of Tltt Poop)*. o r m y p a r t o f y o u r halanoa "on 4m m ' ■• , .D m Problams Of 9400 Csah and f 24 Payments/- Mm . ta rn la NwtMiry. Chris CMm And Othsr Com- In M r Way To the ?oB and NO 1X1 30 Miles to C A M P * �jffiWSrr. " 1* T ' •mt *: ■ ■ • ' TU ESD A Y Tha Anna Millar Cirele of tha The Junior 0. A.’a will matt at Elk’s Club mat laat night at tha th« F'.nt Baptist Church at 4:45 Club House for a social and Ini­ tiation with Mrs. J. M. Cameron, P Tha Chapal Choir will hold re- president, pretiding. hraryal »* tha P in t BaptUi Mra. James Roienowe was ini­ Church at 6:46 p m. tiated. Sponsor for the occasion Tha Phllathaa Sunday School was Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan. Mrs. A. 'aaa of tha F irit Baptist Church Mrnendei reported that 116.71 was *111 hava Ita rcfufar month! cleared from the covered dish sup* meeting at tha home of Mn. P. Smith 440 Sumhtarlln Avenue per held recently. It was reported at >:00 with Mr*. Clyde Hum* that the money will go toward an automatic atari ixer for phraya and Mra. Q. H. Byktl at buying the Harry-Anna Crippled Childlo-hostesse*. Home In Umatilla which la Tha Unity Truth Clais will mart ten’sproject of the circle. at 8:00 p.m. at tha Veldes Hotel. theRefreshments were served by Tha book *Tha Sermon on. the social chairman, Mrs. Leu Mount” by Emmet Fox wUK ba the Rutner. to those present who were studied. The public la Invited to Mra. M. C. Glnder, Mrs. Hsnry attend. The R. W. Ware Bible Cl a. a of Tamm, 8r., Mra. Hsnry Thurston. Poter Bukur, Mrs.L. E. tha F ln t Methodist Church wtll Mrs. meet at 7:0h p.m. for a covered Osier, Mra. H. Jacobson, Mrs. Ben kata, Mrs. W. J. Clarke, Mr*. dish auppar at the homa of U:. James Rossnowe, Mrs. J. R. Hoole­ and Mrs. R. U. Hutchison In Cam- han, Mra, Marie David, Mn. J. D. fron City. Tha American Home Depart­ McNeill, Mn. Ray L. Moughton, ment will have ita liny bridge and Mrs. A. Menendes, Mrs. C. W. canasta part/ and regular meeting lack, Mra. Ervin Felnberg and Mrs. J. M. Cameron. at tha club house at 4:00 p.m. Tha Fidelia Clast of tha first Baptist Church will meal with Mrs. Hugh Dunrah at her home at 820 Catalina Drlva at 8:00 p.tn. Momoe Chapter No. 15 will Mrs. Benjamin >*. Whitner Jr. meat at Masonic Hall. Buppci- took office as (he new president wiu.be served at 6:30 p.m. follow­ of the Woman's Auilllery of the ing which the Royal Arch Degree Holy Croat Pariah at Its annual wnl ba conferred. May luncheon meeting held yes­ Tha will ba a covered dish sup­ terday at the church. per and meeting at tha new Other officers who will serve Tourist Club at 0:00 p.m. All at­ for the coming two years will be tending are requested to bring a Mrs. Randall Chair. vice-presi­ covered dish, rolls or sandwiches dent; Mrs. Robert Williams, sec­ to pass and own table service. retary; Mr*. Dean Turner, treeeurHRI NKHDAY er; Mrs. J. N. Robson Hr., chair­ Midweek Prayer Service at Cen­ man of united thank offering; tral Baptlat Church at 8:00 p.m. Mrs. J. B. Cogburn, Christian soc­ Tha Hunbeama of the Church will ial relations; Mra. Henry McLaualso meet at this time—age 4 thru lln, Christian education; Mrs. R. 9. W. Ruprecht, promotion and pub­ The regular covered dish lunch­ licity; Mrs. 8. O. Chase Jr., supply; eon of tha Civic Department «f Mrs. Dale Hcott Jr., periodicals; the Woman’s Club will be held at lira. W. E. Klrrhhoff, alter Gow­ 12:30 o'clock at tha c|u| house. ers; Mrs. Donald Jones, little helpI ers; Mrs. II. II, Coleman, kitchen AAVUItUAI The Seminole County Audubon committee; Mr*. William Potter, Group will take a field trip to the choir mother and Mrs. Fred Ball, Wrkiva River. Meat at Sanford prayer partner. Trie speaker of tlie meeting wae Garden Canter, E. First Street, at 7:00 a.m. Everyone Interested .Mrs. Paul Harrison of Orlando, In the identification and study of diocesan chalnnan of missionary 1 birds U Invited. Transportation supply. Mre. Randall Chase, chair­ man of Christian education, had will be provided If necessary. charge of the program and Mrs. Paul J. Qhesterson, past vicepresident, presided. Following the business meeting By A L IC E L. CROM ARTIE V ——— — — ^ a buffet luncheon was served. Mrs. Whitner Is New Auxiliary President [Hints to Housewives) Directions for making mllk-rich fndt sherbets, recently developed for use by the armed fare's In Korea, have possibilities also for use In home kitchens, The frosen desserts ran be mails ktlhy using only canned and staple food supplies. This enables cooks In the military services to prepare ever - popular frosen desserts In situations where Imlkv and perish­ able supplies, or the usual Ice cream mlses, are not available. The simple formulas were developed by the Bureau of Human Nutrition and Hume Economics of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture for the Office of the Quartermaster Gen­ eral. t bets from pantry shelf supplies Is a handy way to provide mllk-rich froxen desserts, say the food specialists of the Bureau. They add that canned juices originally Included In these recipes may b* replaced by equal quantity of frosen or fresh fruit Juice, If de­ sired. Here are three recipes by the Bureau on a scale proeidlng about 6 servings: Orange Milk Hherbet Ingredients: Two 14 tb ounce cans evaporated milk; 2 cups sugari U teaspoon salt; 1 cup orange juice; 3 tablespoons lemon Juice. To make; Combine evaported milk, sugar, and salt. Gradually stir In fruit juices. Pour Into two refrige­ rator trays and frees* until firm Remove to chilled bowl and beat until smooth and fluffy. Return to trays and freer* until firm again. Pineapple M*la Sherbet Ingredients: Two 14 Vb ounce cans evaported milk: 2 cupe sugar; M teaspoon salt; 2/8 eup unsweeten­ ed pineapple Juice| 3 tablespoons lemon Juice. To make; Follow dlrtctlon* for Orange Milk Sherbet. Lemon Milk Hherbet Ingredient*; Two I4H nunc* can* evaported milk; 2 cups and 2 tablespoons sugar; 14 teaspoon nuke: Follow direction* for Or­ ange Milk Sherbet. _______________ INSURANCE AT A SAVING FOR YOUR HOME • AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS joyDMiUflci ••Your Mutual laeuranea Friend” I I I N. Park Are. Hobo Party Enjoyed By Baptist Group Member* of the Training Union Department of the Flrat Baptlat Church enjoyed a hobo party and picnic Thursday afternoon at tho lake front perk with prises for the most typical hobo costumes go. lug to Faye Garner and Darrell Calvin. The young people hiked fruni the church to the lake front where they played a number of relay and contest games under the direction of Mra. John Miller. Leaders were Mrs. F. E. Bar­ bour, Mrs. John Miller. Mrs. B. Newsom, Mrs. Harry Nelson, Mr*. Estelle Glisten, Mrs. A. L. BarIneau, Mlsi Merti C rin y and Ray Thomas, Thosa attending were Donna Newsom, Laura Phillies, Hilda Krgle, Lois Barlneau, Jackie and David Miller, Murray Nance, Ed die, Robbv, and‘ “ Bern!* Bar* Barbour, France* Jobe, Marsha ___ ... Burnt Bumgarr.er, Virginia tr, Vlrt ‘ Thomas, Ann Tur per, Reggie Ashley, Lenette Drlg »r, Regi ers, Dai Darrell Calvin, Garner,. ________ «re, “ ‘ In,. Faya «ane an# Osborne, Inea Prescott. Jo Ann Harrell, Charlotta Harrison, Marsha Carrie, Harry and Kalley Nelson and Eva Jo and Juanita Wynn. S Radio Brief* By MARION HARMAN W. A. Minor, chairman af the U. 8. Department of Agriculture's fertiliser policy committee and aielstant to the secretary of agricul­ ture will he heard tomorrow at llt lS on W TRR’a “Radio Farm Digest”. Mr. Minor's subject a* h* speaks to central Florida farm* era la “Nitrogen Fertiliser Ex­ pansion and What It Means”. 1444* Roy Flynn has produced another "Repeat Performance" program for WTRR listeners tomorrow morn­ ing at llt ia o’clock. Mr. Flynn has chosen many of the favorite ex­ cerpts from musleal presentation* on the campus of Florida State University :y and ■ haa combined them into st< 1 6-mlnute ‘ tut* rradio show. 1*40•14M* Jim aaour seine Jim Field* will Mil tell about some of kla own fiihJag‘!#sp*dltioni around Central Florida'* best |Uhlag spots, along with reports from otnar fl#h#rm»o and tbtlr flahlng expertenre* over tbs past week­ end, tonight at 4il»v o'eieet oa “The Fishing New. of the Day”. • I4 » . PIm m 144 TOMORROWS T H E SANFORD H ER A LD Dorothy Irene Knight To He Bride In June PHONE 148 Anna Miller Circle Of Elks Has Meeting ..... -v~, 'X }■■' '. .?•* AT:}?' ■ Social A n d Personal Activities Social Calendar . ?v: : erso n al Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Sturdivant at* spending a vacation In Ala­ bama with relatives. Mr. and Mr*. A. W. Antley her* returned from a two weeks vaca­ tion spent in various points In Georgia and In Tampa. Mrs. Doyle Peacock and son Neil of Norfolk, Va., are visiting with Mrs. Peacock’s parents, Mr. end Mrs. J. W. Duggar. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer P. Lacey of Miami visited over the weekrnd with their son-in-law and daugh­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. Kent Chetlain, at their home on Locust Avenue. Mr. and Mra. Joe Duggar of Chattanooga, Tenn-, art spending some time with Mr. Duggar'e par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Duggar at Inelr home on Myrtle Avenue. Turn. May 20, I3J2 Sports Are Enjoyed By R.A.’a Of Church Mr. and Mrs. Austin Knlaht of Sanfoid announced today the en­ gagement end approaching mar­ riage of their daughter, Dorothy Irene, to Wlliner Thomas Stapleton, son of Mrs. Vida Stapleton of Sanford ami M. L Stapleton of Kite, Ga. Mis* Knight I* a native of San­ ford, attended local school* and graduated from Seminal* High School with the class of 1U50. She Is at present employed by Semi­ nole County Motors. Mr. Stapleton Is * nstlve of Georals and attended school* In Wrightsville end Geurgia Institute of Technology, Atlsnt*. He served four vesrs In the Army with the 38th Engineers, three and one half years of which we:e spent in A fri­ ca, England, and France, lie Is employed by H. B. I'ope Company, Inc. . . The wedding will be an event of June I at 9:0(1 a.m. *t (he First Methodist Church with Rev. J. K. McKinley officiating. No Invita­ tions are being issued but friends of the couple are Invited to at­ tend. _ Friend* of Bobby Puliln will be Interested to learn that he hat been chosen a« the Ideal active member of the Alpha Chapter of Tau Chapter of Tau Slgtna Fra­ ternity at Murray Htat# College for the Spring Semester of the college year. Mlsi Evelyn Ratliff arrived by plane May 10 to spend a short lime with her parents, Mr. and Mre. Thomas Ratliff Sr., and also with relatives and friends In lieLand. Miss Ratliff, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Miller and daughter Charmlon, returned to Morganton, N. C. yesterday. [ HOLLYWOOD By BOB THOMAH KADER’S PIANO STORE Mrs. Harris Honored At Stork Shower given by Mrs. Roy Wall and Mr*. W. W. Tyre ut the home of the former st t«H Vlrglnl* Avenue. The party room* were attrac­ tively arranged with pastel sweetheart runn ind bln* dflphlnluiu* I'rlies were won hv Mrs. Ashby Jones. Mrs. Max Fundom. Mr*. Bill Castle and Mrs. Ted Williams. A dessert course was served by the hostesses to those present who were Mrs. Clyde Plercy, Mra. Bill Castle. Mr*. Ms* Fundom, Mra. Robert Jones, Mrs. Ashby June** Mrs. Lowell Tripp. Mr*. Ten Williams. Mr*. G. II. Hudson. Mm. Itlll Pate, Mr*. Morgan Tripp, Mr*. Emory Speer. Mr*. Edward McKinley, Mrs. John lllanton, Mr*. Kenneth Faddy, Mr*. Kyle Shoemaker, Mr*. J. M. Leonard, Mrs. Fred Stine, Mr*. Ilowsr.l Sigmon, Mr*. Robert Wallace, Mr*. Ilill Kirk, Mr* Hope Jones, Mr*. P. T. Tyre, Mr* J. C Wolfe, Mi** Sadie Williams and Mis* Rebecca Steven*. Tht i tunning four A i /i f a u i t u n tn in g n lliit - J t t u j t u t l t ) b) SWANK. SiiuiiU) il)In i. ilrjll) U iijhd, Miss Lillian Ni u llrilliswick, i of fee given by i.nllowuy at Ihe Photo Uy Raymond Studio Hoyle, popolni bride e l e c t of John Myron Frisch of N. J. who was honored Sutlllday ufiemootl with a .Mrs. Wallac - Hell, Mis. Roy llollei and Mis. Ernest Galloway home on Mellonville Avenue u/uuyi correrf — H addi a grace note to uu» occasion. SWANK'i t u / u m t A//«o* h n ii iuju /t l.kVc not heard such vicious, d« grading propaganda a- that thrown al os today " if Joy declared Ihe Allied stand Pro Ciiuiniunlsl prlsutiers weie that no prisoner lie forced to trlnrn kepi mi Kujr lo Red control is governed by the 1inlay the Army said Enclosure humanitarian principles of the in is a mixed camp fur ImiIIi Cum United Nation* iminlst prisoner* who want in te The U N Coiiiliiuml will mil turn behind Ihe Hainboo Curtain I repudiate the principles on which ami null Communist prisoners Ihe United Nallmi* was founded, lll«ii* or Murium who don't It did mil say whelher loy added Ihe rioter* were Chinese or North North Kureuu Geli Nam II Koreuns or Imtli iilH'lit'd Ihe session by dcclurlng Ihe "public collfi-sslons" of Hrlg S J.5 0 S K U LL. Korea -.ti - O S Sulire Geo Charles Colson "liuvo killed let pilots reported they shot down and hurled Ihe my III lliut our cap four Cunimunlst Jets over North lured personnel refuse to lie te »i-*t Korea today The air hiillle pnlrlalrd " near the Manchurian border pro Col Mill wrote a Idler In Ill'll doced America's llith Jel urr POW* In the hn|c Island prison A L S Filth Air Force an stockade to gain the release of h noiinrrineiil said Ihe new kill* Hr lx; Gen Francis T Oodil. held i .used total destruction of Russian a* a hostage The letter has since built MIGs III the Korean Wur In been repudiated by lop C N nl 3hJ fleers Tbe second recital by tbe pupils Col Harrison II Thvng. Pill* The official U N riimiillllilipic of the Fannie H. Munson l ’lsno In-Id N II . ciiinmumler id ihe labeled NnIII It's statements "one School ws» presented Inst even­ Fniirlh l-'niir Fighter lulerceidor Wing. of tlie insist viloperallve outbursts ing In the studio, (103 Myrtle Ave­ gol his Jel are ruling In Ihe flgiit of Ihe armistice iii'gollalions “ nue, ut 8:00 o'clock in memorial!! u r Ihe V a in R iv e r An Allied screening o( prisoners to Sir*. Fannie Rtembrldgv Mun­ Allied air losses. If any. ure an showed lliut more than half of the son with n large slid appreciative mniiiccd weekly ruptured lieils said they would audience III attendance. Flglil Japan hosed II 2!t» Monday resist return lo lied rule The »tudlo parlora were opened Might bomlird Ihe Stuichim rail by Joy ugultl offered Ihe t'niiuiiu tn suite and attractively decorated pass bridge across the Turdnng nlsls the chance lo gdu in re with cocos iilumo*n iislmt and lin er iiorlheasl of Pyongyang, the sereeullig of pilsouel* while uml yellow gladioli. Ninth Korean capital Tin- Air “ Fur vour side in relu*e this Th* program Included ’’Kusslaii Force said pilots reunited loud rea.'-.ouahle pro|msltir>n l« to denv Dance" by Engfhuann, Mary i-rute anil nlrcrall fire the huniaii light* nl nulls liliial*," Two other Huperfnrt* hit storage Joy said Grace Hubby; "llliie Daisies" by M a n a -/u r c a, Dorothy Tyre, areas at Humming on Ihe easl “ Grange lllnssom Walts" by l.u I coast und ii lone II at* bombed dovle and "Dance of the Row front llio- lied troop imisIIIuiis Oii Ihe 155 mile ground Iroiil. huils" by Keats, Surah Alice Ni block; "Twilight Lullaby" by iicllnn was limited lo palrol Haines, Collet'ii ,Matthew*; "I'rutty clashes IHlfl H A S T F IIIH T Httilight" by (ireenwald, Stnub II* SAM SLM M FH I.IN Vlhlen; "Dame of the Daffodil* MLNSAN. Korea ».r* Lulled by Adair, Helen Pitlard; “ IIIiwk Hawk W nl:r” by Walsh, l.lnd. Nation* truce negollalnr* today ac Hill I'll ANNOI NI FM FN I Tarker; "Nolo" (Fox Trot) l.s CUseil Ihe Communists nl "seeking Mr. und Mrs. It. f Whitmire Arndt, Mall Farle; “ Under th* every vicious means" In block u Double Fogle" by W iener, Donim Korean aimlsllce because of Ihelr l.liooilliee the birth of a dnoghlei, “ fear of tho truth ” Iletmioh l.yllll, May .1, Ml the l-'ei Sue Newsuti and “ Shufflin' Along H ie especially bitlci H2 inlmile nald l.aoghtoo Memuriiil llospila' (boogie woogn-i by Whilefni.l session at Paiimim)oiii produced Mis. Whllinire Is the former Ml** Jimmie Wright. no progtes* on Ihe lone Issue block Also on the piopram weie “ Ms mg an armistice- whoi In do about Elliabeth lloghes of Kenlorky. xurka Op. 7 No. I Iry Chopin, loe captured llcds who do mil want lo Flxhcr; “Onward C«.i tilaii )..<( return in Communist ti-rrilory Tlie diers" by Sullivan ..................... I'oiiiuiiinUls want them hack “Jesus Saviour Pilot 5le" I., The Inter dclcgallniis will meet Gould-Shuler, Martha Shannon. again Wednesday “ Melody of Love" by Engelniumi. Vice Adin (' Turner Joy. closing Kay Phagan; "Nola" (originalI In out Ills lust days us head of the Arndt, Shlnr* Vlhlen; “ Maiihin tilled Iruce learn, said thut in tan Serenade1- l,y |.iu-r, f«.... Hi' a months of negotiation* "I McTeer: “ poliinnalse Joyeusv1 i., Krentxlln, I voinic Cullen; “ (Him l i f t % It o AIR C O N O Worm” by l.lnekv, Gih*ou Hat.-*, .MOM. “ Minute Wall* On. (14 No. I" by wTevr dfl MAUNOtlA Chopin, Ellen Vliilen; "Dance nl k ? S / o v t£ m h* the Candy Fairy” from the Nut T-v es ■ * 4 eea cracker Suite l.y Tschlaleuwsky. Peggy Wright; ‘'Deep Purple" by DeRosa, Nancy Rountree an I ‘‘Rustle of Spring" by Binding Barbara Flyni. iv rrn l itiring of tht tu tfi POW Riot l l siullmiYal Y ru##« l*Afl? l l u r l it Korean Iruce Is agreed ii |mii. Stud-Link Sots r-.H >••,»•.. MENS - (*• WEAR S A N K !M il) I ' l l U M ; 122’J J F o r Cool S l e e p i n g \r | TODAY 7! AND WEDNESDAY!! ! IN I tiiil lull*!** tn |•4^I *■I* IMil- 11llltllM'*! 9All 1144«t In* 2.SH SIIORTIK GOWNS Pill kri ftl It411*f«■ in |t|itl BIlJ III lit*. \\ tinII*** %, a in! ill let tit 2.HH l/l.S N M C WHX HIIORTIE PAJAMAS lllirOitvo' stage. He wee a iaxt • minute sub stltullon for an actor who fell III You know, Juxl the way II has happened in doxeni of movie* "Hut It only happened because I WAS s set designer," he re marked. “ If never happens lo an underaludy." Dauphin became a reigning xlar of tbe French xtage ana screen, inheriting the position vacated hy on the -----el* J r ----------------------until contests are de- Charles Boyer, who was lured lo ma will Include the Hollywood. wwse*ee#« elded. Relume m iv W i l l , ■Dau #■ 11 During Ihe war. statewide — ...... .. report* as well ..... J as re- phln .......................... distinguished ed himself In the turn* from the local races. French underground a Tground and 0S _II ..li •1444 alxon offieer with the Allied forces *r GOWNS I HI A l Hi Lovely figured voile sod cool seersucker ill sixes 32 lo 48 TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY « a ■■ l n i l s i i i i i i n ■ * (Hi* e r ] Recital 1 Given -» By Munmm Studio *• HOLLYWOOD ur-Several year* ago, three struggling actors named Jean Pierre Aumont, Louis Jourdsn and L'jaude Dauphin were liv­ ing together In Paris. Whenever the phone rang, they would Jest: “ If that's Hollywood with more tnovl# offers, tell them we're not Interested." Today, Dauphin li the third mem •bar of the once struggling trio to Hod fame and fortune In Holly, wood. Having becoma a star of the French stage and irreen, he made a hit on Broadway as the romanceminded father In “The llappy Time." Now he la making love to Dorl* Day In “April In Paris," and he Is slated to appear In Bing Crosby's nest picture. I chatted with Dauphin (pro­ nounced doe-feu) over lunch und he hastened to correct the common U. 8 bellefe about Frenchmen. “ It Is not true that we are ii.su ally greet lovers," he eald earnest­ ly. ‘H don't think any nationality ha* a monopoly on that. Love Is the shme In every country. It Is wonderful 1 “ I think you might say that dur­ ing the courtship we treat our women more Mnderly Ameri­ trip than Araerl cans. W* have a great at concern concert for Ihe . little such as a ..... courtesies, ......... I, lurb tha sending of flowers. ____ The . ... _____ floral concerns do ■ big business In France." Many Americana gal wrong Im­ pressions from French postcards and saucy French movies, he Indi­ cated. “ We think much less about sex than Americans do," ha observed. “ I think it Is because we have existed many more centuries as a people, and we have developed an attitude toward sex. It lx taken for ranted. Every French boy learns it facta of life when he Is about eight, and he adjuits hit lire ac­ cordingly. “ But In America, there Is much dwelling on sex. Open any magasine and you will aea It on many of the pagea. It Ja talked and whispered about to a great extent. America la much more aex • conacioua than France. Dauphin's Hollywood activities climaxes a remarkable career. The son of a famoua French Jour­ nalist, ha spent most of his M’e aa a set designer for play*. He wae as before 1m ever acted on a ^ -c h a s r t « ato HM M V ll o a m p p Call fur Immediate The R.A.’s of ihe First Baptist installation Church met Saturday afternoon at the church at 2:00 o'clock from where they wint by truck to Paula where they enjoyed swimming and baseball. The study course wu* under the 120V Myrtle A ir . I'h. 1268-W direction of Alton Tedford, conn»e!rr of the »». ip of boys, and 1 was taken Hum tlie "Amha**udoi Life”, n study hook for hoys with P R A I K I R I .A K K the subject "Roys at Home in Foreign l.aluls”. The subject was broken down into sis categories including "War's Destruction". "Communism's Cur**”, "Catholic Power ill Home 1 ife”, "Poverty", ''Paganisin'' und "The Influence of Christian Homes in Foreign Lands". “ l.u v e Is Ilo ll i t I h u ll Mr. Tedford slated that in or­ E ver" der to decide on a permanent With Flltalielh Tsylor meeting plnce, various site* have and Larry Parks been visited twii-e u month. Those attending the outing were — Also — Huddv Fesler, Dickie Rountree, "(luti L’r a * ) " David Wilson, Richard Sykes ami .Maurice Phillips. Rev. and Mrt. E. C. Whit# of Anderson, S. C. returned home to­ day after spending the weekend Mrs. Roger llsrrls was honored with Mr. ana Mr*. W. H- Duncan at their home on Catalina Drive. last evening with u stork shower Friends of Bob Cornell Jr. will be glad to learn that he has re­ turned to his home from the Florida Sanitarium In Orlando and is doing nicely. I'jg# 3 OH! SUSANNA 1.98 to 3.98 B U r r i a f Rod C a tM to a A d rU n Booth — Forgot T o ch e r C h ill WlUn — Jim m y Lyd o n Carteen and BMetfed Sheet* Plan To Sec: "AFRICAN QUEEN" lilt 4—dooiy Award Wlaaor - J«w ••>- !• —ON THE STAGE — . TUESDAY — 9:00 P. M. ONLY! SEMINOLE HIGH BCHOOL PEP BAND rCOME, BE A BAND BOOSTER! B. E. Purcell Cc. 110 W itt P in t Street S o afo rd . F lo rid a �wmmmm W. St ig Reign Of Jim Cocoa ipencer Ends As Irothcr Triumphs; Altman Is Winner Aleno Clouts 4-Run fly HUNT CHKTLAJN Home Run To Raise A ti)urn of Irony irsulU'd from RBI Total To 52; W. Bpencer's t-A vlrtory over »ny I ■out'll Initl Hundny Unit •Tribe Plays Here or him Ihe Hrmilinle County tij Cliih' mm's Kolf chnm Amid thr trnplrnl rain* and a t Jim Spencdr Wiio fui ImhI nix year* annexed the }uh Hull title, retlre.l (hi* year give I ho other player* n rlianceof nil thing* tlie crown »cpl a Spencer mrnlii thin year, pn/t>. jlimmy Juiiirlo rotting nf I’rnvnil I'ark In wort Coma, thr Hemlnnla 111..... Hucrumliod tn n four-run 'eighth Inning oullmrat hy thr Co­ o n Indian* to l«*c tn thr Trlhr 10-U InMt nighl. It whh the third Thl* limp, hourvrr, it *a * rttaighf Sanford loot nod fourth Jltn'x htolhrr, l>. W.. who cap* dofoat in Iho Inti five game*. itufed Hip honor*. |(iimirr-U|i After making Iho louiana to nn rd liny Ifuy Syll Ftwvll ilpfrnlnl Hymr* Jr. oarly Irail. Hie U i I ■III rIii Iho Ihr filial* Innl week HIoon p e r k e d while fl. W. I humiii'il John Ivev away at Uia (•earn Ihr r Intil III |it*y Powell. acore until tho J, W. Altmiiu nn*erf nut 17 lop half of the gy-ald George lli'rnilon I-UM in eighth frame hnlr Ihrillrr In Hike Iho first when Manager ,jt title, II wn* tile ni’iotl.l Chuck Alaoo aoot light mnlrh in whirl) A1limn a rnokntlnK Idaai ctl n teenager In itflln thn over the tort field n. In Iho »rml final rnuml, wall with tho (man ili'fmloil Seminole High hiiRoa loaded to schall »tnr, Mol Fleischer. Horn* (nit the Semin bonl liny Hoi lor In Iho aernlChurk Afrno nolo* nhond it-n. halt. If mih Aleno'* Hovenlh homer Ttio second Hlghl rlmmiilofl. of Ihr yoar to pot him In a twoahlp worn (iouiar Hliury ami way lie with ltd l.ovy for Ihp .1,1. Ilrd Cleveland of Iho Manfnrd rlrrult drive Irmlrriihf’i In Ihr Aurlll.r) Nto til Air Hlallim l-'iorlda Stair J.raxui. Alrno will h« pin loti mil lunnirrnw, M ralird hla I lit ill riinn ha 11rtf la t waa Iho tmIv mnlrh Ihal hum mil priiiliiilion In 32 for the year completed III Ihr «lr fllahlM. with thr Ida lilant. .,. .1,1. Cleveland nnnoxoil 4 ‘ie lldid The (oof fell III on the llliirx ill flight rrown Holiday with n t-A the Innl half of tho eighth when Win ovor Dr. Hamid Ring. Hubert the Indian* worod four run*, capMilliner r>liip|ini it 1-3 defeat on pod hy ll Iwn-run rlrrult drive by Grier In gain Iho fourth flight Mnmigor Pop Humbert. It wit* nor*. Hr. T. K. MoHanlol nar­ Rambert’* third homer in Hie Innl rowly edged ("npt. .1. I„ Chillrn- throe night* nnd hi* fourth of * 'll of Iho Hanford Nnvnl Air Hla- the year. Tho blow proved to ho Ion 1! nnd t, In InIto Iho fifth lliP'undoing of Ihr Seminole*. .The four.run ouihurxt ramr M t three-week Imitnamrnf In off r r lir m Murray Hyrd who .driarmine Iho men's rhamplnnNOnplantrd atarler “Chlro" Corahlp nf Ihr rluh saw in playora rale* after Ihp latter war lakrn t i t for Iho sixth fllahl til ten. out In Hip rlghlh for a plnrh tn Ihr rhnmplnnuhlp fllahl, Ifl hitler, Tril Brooklyn, who alnglplayer* participated »Mto in Iho od. othor flvp bracket* right nr Iona Ilyrd'a defcot marked the *ec competed. nnd In o row In the ln*t foot The winning *ngn of Jim Hpon- ilaya nnd gave the *low Imlllng car toll* nf hln almost unchallrng- righthander n fi-l overall rerorii ad dnml nation nf Iho mon’t chain- for the year. lunihln nf Seminole 0. 0. fnr thn After AIpoo doubled In the . »r'o Juat preceding the war and third, John Imhra hll hla *rr.The aix voaiM nflor ltt-15. During ■mil home run In na many nighl* hat IInm Jim lied hit brother’ll to r i'C the lltiipa their flrat two ll'tlmo icoord on l | i ruurxo la*l run*, ll wan Imbra'a fifth rlryear with n Ofi, whlrh la 6 brink.1 cull amaah of Ihe year. He ha* t>Mr. 0. W. Hponror oatahllahod tho hit four of III* five homer* on rorotd In lull). the road. F National League T he Sport Clubs Wonder II Register Maglie Will Lose lly HF.NT CIIKTI.AIN Sporta Kdltor An (Jrlnndo Sentinel apor' • i|. uinnlxt made an Interentlng upiirnlaal of the Komlnole Blue* dur­ ing thrir recent winning streak, hot lie made some very glaring mUlake*. In the flrat place he Hold that "with few exception*’1 the Him* wore fielding Ihe earns team that ntnrtcd againat the Senntoia In (lilamln on opening night. Actually, there |x very Itttlu ■ ■- ----- . ruhatanco la thl*. w K ' 'The Blue* had .only five playeu ,' rom that nriglrial team that n ^ ffiliw e n t to Orlando | V m Apr. I I, when ^ ■ n l'-h e wrote the arU r * 1,? tide. Since tho beginning of tho MenNOII till- llluc* i) a v e roleniM'd cnoi^h player* tn Held another complete t e a m with utility men and four pilrher* In boot. Thu*, the xrrlhe’a attempt to point out comparatively little i hnngn In the flloea’ pereonnel I* wrung. Secondly, he stated that the Seminole* had never been under the .30U mark In gamra wort and lo«t. Thl* again waa wrong, fnr nn Apr. 28, at the rnncluahin of a Hanford fuur-gamp loalng alild, •h<* HrminoIrN hud n and aeren-lo** mark for n .118 perrentage. What we ate lotereateil in do­ ing I* out to criticlie the Orlnmli writer or Id* Niiorro of Informa­ tion, but to atrnlghteii out the re­ cord nod *how that (leneral Manegrr John Krlder and the Semirole Itlui'n have been on their lor* In acquiring new player* to prnmice n winner for Sanford. Ilurlng the lime from opening night until the ronrluxliot of Ihe llluea big winning nlreak, 13* Full blood Indian, Joe Penning plam a have left (hr Hanford ton, fanned throe olralglit Hainl- fold to be replaced by seven noloa In tho to[i half of Hit ninth °**,,r * with °h[y the three vetto win the grme for Cocoa. etana. (buck Aleno, John Imbra, Fred Catalfaro bleated out a • H i > Parlae retaining their double and two alnglea for Ihe pwHUmta and rmrkl* Frerl CavHlur* to pare Ihe 14 hit loalng ■O'1 a«urg* Ken la, Rmllad •ffoit before being Injured on aervlce, atllj |n tha Set rmlnole a beaut Ifni running patch In Ihe uniform. By tins y. I'l.mVDEN eighth In other word* the xecret Tunlg Aianrlalod t'rraa Pilaff Wrltrr ronlght the Cocoa Indiana wll Hanford'* mircc**| ll look n mathematician In figure lam0 the llluc* III iipm in In tho Mumorlu Mumorla. S'; out who stood whom In tho Florida Rtgiliuill at 8:00 p.m, Aleno will ha* hecn thn conslant ahuffjlngl Jnleninllim.il I .on who lodny. pruhahly Mtnrt Ju*u Fernandes. All homo lonma Inal Monday The veteran Cuban fllnger lot* won of playora to ac-l night aa Miami walloped Lakeland three While dropping four game* quire tho winning! comhlnatinn. NoIt'S; Havana lilunkod Miami Beach thua far. I'O; Tampa ilownml Si retorslmru 1 roa* ||o* Pallor: Jn*o Fernan, tnhlo ha* boon 81, and Writ 1'iilm Hunch look ova went to right when (lonrite p i t c h i n g the' Flirt Lnudeididn, .1 1 Benia *l>lftet| tn renter reidarlng A* n roaull, llnvniia look nvrr the Injorod Cavnllnro. Tho lilmvr the I m p r o v e d ,! second plnor, Miami ilmppml In art' now thro* gnnio* nut nf fit nt I I I ll n a obtained .j£ third, Tampa rlimlimi Inin (mirth, Placo nod only one game ahead of front aurh playPalm lleach nmvrd Into Ihr third pJliro Jaokaonvllle Hearlr, era aa (jenrge Joe Paris* apnl and HI. Petersburg fell Hanford H O A Smith, "Chico" Cnrralea, Joso . rib. Campo, If 2 t ft Fernattdat and Fernandas nnd Paul Chtrgey, Kami llrnoh hold a 2 gnnie rdgr Kenlx, rf 2 2 0 A|so added to tha Banford rnatar fer Havana lull Ihr Plamingni I'arlie, lb 1 ft 1 have been outfielders Bill Campo fried tlx lilln whllr Havana got AIpiio, ah fl 2 0 and Ted Brooklyn gs will at f twn A walk ami Iwn error* Imbrn, itli 3 2 fl nhoftsDip Ulmer "Sherry" Rherha In Iwn Havana run* In Ilia Cavnllnro, rf :i fl 0 l|tre Is a Imx score of tho It. Rllvin (lari'fa got Havana'* Rhodoa, e 1 4 n Seminole Blue' players who have It hit In thr alxlli and Manager Hhorlin, aa 0 fl » been rfItased: he (lurrrn imllrcted Iho other In Cnrralea, p 0 ft a Pile karat Rwalp, Carnntt, Bar■oventh. Tho game drew 1,038 a-llrooklyn 1 n n (oWg.'Ad Loomis. n n a (latiM n Pctroalnn. Incento taijmi xhacklod l.ako- b-Chergoy ller, llurna, Forn ft o iMlftdarai Ml lit on nine hll* while Miami Hyrd, p n n n feat. fed four l.iikulnmi pltchrra fnr Fernando*, rf n 0 ri . Oktflelderat Malarky, Homes, , ami mailt) ihom count. Ilnckv c-Warij Total* it 21 it Patrick, Haber and Raschler, Ittell hnmrrod In Iho xccnml with it O A gut Armxtrunu nlmaril A dmihlc. Cocira. The mark wltk probably Ihe u le nnd triple pul Miami nliund Hooker, ,1b 1 .1 3 Hughe*, rf j l a y In Ihri lilnt .1 1 (I heal , record In Btaiinslo County Ogellu Marline* doted out alx Itamlirrl, ||i 2 If) fl la Hanford Junior High School , ala lilli before a HI. I’rlmburg I'enin, If ■ 2 t (1 mentor ilowle Gordie. Hla Jun .. r Kadi . _ „pfoduced ----- 1 tha IlHMt wd of a.mifl lam I'reoii'a alnglr Kelkne, rf 0 0 0 N bgaktlball record In th* county tried Tninpa on n a run tmral Ralngh. an 1 ll 4 when they wpn 10 gamea of I f ‘ the third and hr nlnilnl In (wo Caldwell, e 2 6 ft N in a 3 run nlalli liowle Mon Matteoul, Bb 2 3 3 Btreil ovor ihr Icftflrld fence Frailer, p 0 1 1 ho aevcnlti fnr the home tonin'* 'birdlerl, p ft 0 0 tally. Rupp, p t 0 0 nla -frill's T-hlt mound Job I’onolngtun, p 1 n 1 rgta through an . undeTeated ulch I .awing'* home run gave Total* 18 27 14 shall eaimen. The Junior Fads Palm llracl i n Ihr nod at riorl i —Singled for Corrale* In 8th. • Won three straight and will lerdale. Jack Knx hit safely h—Ran fnr Hrooklvn In 8th. in three trips and drove In Struck mil for Hvrd In Oth. fun* for the Indiana. Jenl Sanford noa 120 040— V lift i t 4100 p.m, Tha aordlemfn ‘ eight and kilned dvr Coen* I in mil 1148—10 nfltd the Gardeners last, Friday ... It Waa Fort Uuderdnle'i R—Campo fl. I'arlae, Aleno 8, Ion In 4t atarta tma aeaaon '■nbrn 8. Cavallaro. Cherg*v. Hu­ ghe* .1, Rambert fl, Prma.Balogh, fl Oping victories over KntarMatteoul fl, Pennington. K—Camno, Rhode", Matteoul. RBI—Parlae, Aleno 4, Itnlirn 8, Rhodes, Docker, ABSOCTATRU p r k h h Hughes fl, Rambert, Ralegh. Caldl»*d an aiaMt from M s'staff »«, ~ npb ,nyon. Brooklyn . ........... .. ..J#l» veil, Frailer, DH—Aleno, Huahei t .1. t, Parlia. Cavallaro, Dorher, IIR — rniti i hllaclelphla, .848: Ad thaw splsn Imbra, Al*h’ p , Rgmbert. b — MaitoJlndnnatl. 341: Haumholti .830; Mual jalal, St. Lon I* mil DP—Balogh to Mattaonl to Rambert 8. I-eft—Sanford 10, Qo-os'*. B B —off Corrale* i, m i i a r 8, Rupp 8, BO—by Corral** 4, Praaler 1. Pennington 8, HO— FIL IVnnant Race Is Converted To Mhmh Confusion J^gLiWu ’juft ■ SL W km aei. i t S g | tViulnr IdtHguc Leaders s .8 1 By OHM) R0BPRT80N Associated Praia 8ports Writer Thb seven National league rivals nf the New York Oisnls were won drrlng today If Bat (The Barber) Mail!lie la ever goln| to be ^-aldp. APd you can’t blame thv Pittsburgh Pirate* If they ihake their heaax In an emphatic negative manner. The 88-year old righthander from Niagara ralla, N. Y., hasn't been beaten this year In racking up seven victories lo run hli unde feated string over a 3-year span In in. He ha* met and whipped all leama eacepl Ihe Rnatnn Brave* anti the Chlcngn Cub* In 83 Inning*, he ha* allowed only seven earned runs lor Ihe enviable average nf I 03. Tho Pirates have a special reasort fnr wnndcrinu If Maglie is un­ beatable. When nc blanked them 4 0 on sevrn hit* Monday in ono of Ihe three game* played In the major*. It marked Ihe 13th straight time the curve hall are has turned hack the cellar dwelling Hues. Third Baseman Bobby Thomson supplied Ihe balling power for Maglie'* second shutout nf the sea> son us tho (Hunt* moved hark Inin a He Inr first place with the Dodgers, who played a 1-1 tie with the Cubs In a game railed by rain oiler nne wn* mil In Ihe top half nt the seventh. Maglie'* nlher goose-egg rnnie on April 30 al the csjxmsf of thr Dodgers. Iltlly laics, who ha* won four straight for the Dndger*, and Turk Lnwn hooked up In a hurling duel before rain put an end tn tho proceeding* The Dodgori, who made only ono hit, were Ihe first to score. In Ihe third Inning, lown loil control nnd forced home n run The Hubs tied ll up In the fourth. tn the only game played In the Amerlrnn la'ague, Urn llnudrcau again called on hi.* sharp fielding nldtlmm lo give Ihe Boston Ilea SoX a .13 vlrlnry over the Detroit Tigers. The victory, credited to Rookie Bill Henry, lifted Ihe nnsmt Into a virtual second-place tie with th* Idla Washington Senators W ill Dfopo and Clyde Vallmer drove In tha winning runs with long flics In the seventh. Kills Kinder snd'Mel Parnell, twn mare veterans, came on la save Henry when tho Tigers threatened Thn only other scheduled game, St. Inuls Cards at Philadelphia Phils, was postponed hy rsln. ! j ' •>» ■i , i , , :ii, t Won l,OSt Pel. Flnrtda Stale league Det.iio'l Bnnfurd faxvillr lirach 23 23 21 20 Orlando 20 Oainrsvllle 19 Painikn 14 Cocos Coe 1.1 aylim.i Beach 12 sburg T Augustine Augusllnc fl tiCfsbur Del,nnd fl Jacksonville Bench Orlando 7 (inllicsvllle 0 Palnlks Ifl Daytona Beach fl Cnco» to Sanford fl Palaiko al Daytona Beach Cncnn nt Snnfnrd St. Augustine al I^>eshiirg Orlando nt Oalncsvltle t i, Frailer, Pannliutoa. PB— jfdwell. Wlnntr - P « finingtin. i/o»ar — Byrd. U — Kaltlaa and War. T -S tlO . ■Uar- atara. .330 113 .182 .333 300 League 20 ll .1143 12 .571 WnsMnglnn Ifl 367 17 13 Boston 13 319 14 New York .316 13 in SI.1tools 13 462 14 Chicago 15 423 II Philadelphia 250 7 Z! Detroit Bosloo 3 Detroit 2 ONLY GAMP. ;cw York nt Chicago In) liililnglon at St. Imuls ( N> Philadelphia al Detroit Boston at Cleveland |N) National league 7 19 .731 Now York 7 731 19 BnMtVIyn 13 < 332 16 Chicago 13 13 .3.16 nclrtnntl 483 13 14 I/ml* .444 13 llndelphla 12 13 423 11 Boston 3 26 .161 Plltslmrgh New York 4 Pittsburgh n Brooklyn 1 Chicago 1 (tic, end sixth, rain) ONLY GAMES Chicago at Boston (N) Cincinnati at Brooklyn Bt, I/iols al New York IN) pltisburgh al Pbltsdelpbln (N) Florida International league 643 27 Minml Beach 600 Hlvana M)S 23 Miami .871 24 Tamps W. Palm Beach 23 ■Si! .888 HI. I’rlersborg 24 .317 Lakeland U .146 0 f t baiidenlale ana 3 Mian », V PSJ M eg fit s ,s e i Mini tl Lakeland 3 Palm Beach 3 Port Lauderi'L.i Havana it Miami Bench SI. Petersburg at Tampa Miami *t Lakeland West Palm Beach al Fort Lauder^lalo t 8 Matthews Hurdles rted Hats Arc Now 1st Heavyweight 11 Carnes In Front Title Obstacle In FSL Flag Race By J lr i COUR •ORTLAND, Ore. OB - Harry id) Mltthews cleared hla first haavywiUM hurdle here nl|M. Matthews, 113W, looked Impressive In punching nut a tO-round decision bver Ilex Layne, IMW, Mwliton. Utah. ... . / i Layno was the flrsf heavyweight 6f reputation that Matthews hid met. si atthows iL>cyt£^iffi for S' ntileh somelilh In July with Hoeky Msrclsno, jo Brockton, Mass., belter who nocked out Jne Utuli. Matthews waa Just loo classy and hjt Ido’ hard for Ijjyn", a prim Hive-typa mauler who nrverIheltia holds a,decision over H - W|r wright ('hamwon-Joe WllpotL Tm sharp tmUn)| HeattJe vclarsn ssa a.’afajs head. .s j .’ m: ™ " : save bull ’" M i r . , l daggered hi By NEII, (ilLRRIDF. Aisoclstsd Praaa HUH Writer 1 Tha DeLand Red Hats defeited th* Jsckmnvllle Besch Hea Birds 6-4, Monday night to tale a firmer “ on Ihe Florida State league hold nil jtnford’a 33 wltji ____ and. IS* josses. Banford1 .........., In other games. Bt. Augustine Adguitlm baat Leesburg, 8-3. 8-3, Orlando downed dc Gririeivllle, T o.I, Palatka trounced Daytona Beach, HI A, and Cocoa trimmed Banford, urn. Uoyd Swain was, Ihe winning pitcher for DeLand, and Lefthknder Dave McCrlckard was the iMer. Catcher Roy Dunne collected foyr of DeLsnd'a 18 hit*. je r Stan Kirplnrii the St. Augustine Saints, im, to ope of their few \ct teai John Pawtlck hit a 3-run tl! r l^esburg In the seventh “ ‘ er hit two don i In three timei bat for Bt. Au|uitlne. Nell Bimmerman, sidelined W past three week* with a let pitched a 4-hltter ™ for ‘ 1P IM tahdo Beostori to boat tialnea lo. Rain stopped tha game after innuig. Roll*fer Ken Adiama, backed by waa h ____Ufpnmatea, U k i eami .■ . winner for. Piajatha. ‘ Baaemai Pap Rambart'a ___■ ■ sparkl ____rked ■ ■ iCncoii ;4homir ‘ drive In tho tail of Uw eighth 'o r Banford had urqrad ilng, afti tour limas In the top of the eighth. C I gate In the state, 1 D im ' “Chico” Corrales Lowest'ERA Mdrk In State Loop Fishing nnd hunting yesterday and today. I can remember the time when u "Chico" Corrales, (fl - year - rid D Florida State League's lo— «’ few men could go wllli their fam­ ilies on n camping trip tu the Ht. Seminole Blues righthander, leads fdruad run average of Ihe 1182 John’* River, Lake Jessup, Wekl- the Hanford moundsmen with • Working flfl innings In fo v vn River or mftat auy of the lake* a.tlrt earned run average, which J iind Htrcunis 'o rank* sixth from the top In the ggfnea, Ralat had allowed but 11 ■flurbln nnd «hil ■ nverngrs just released from the runs, only four of them rarne * (the women mi.l Florida .State League office today. for an earned run average of 1.13 (.’lose b n h I n d per ftm*. ! chlbtren pltclu"l camp nnd gathat- C o r r a l e s Is Th* vftarin lefty, Rad Robert* - of tho league • teadlag Drle-vl ?d fire wood Ihe • Verge .Smith, ■ lllen rouid go out 20 -year -old or­ Red Hdu waa second with a I 81 ilul eiili'li flsb t h o d o x fllngnr •tarago after five gamea during has the for the meal, ll w h o which he hurled 88 Innings, al­ lid not tnku lung e i g h t h loweit lowing I I runs, only seven earntn get nil the ERA mark in the fish n good slse limp with ■ 2.17 Rrtokie HflOkte Bonnv Honnv Raper (taper of or Orlando family or two figure. Thua the la tha nominal leader with wit) an 0.01 could rot. ft was Blues plarril two murk, hut, though he had appeared sure a pleasure chunker* In tha In ID games, he had pit . pitched but for several fnm- F S L ' s top ten Jah 80 Innings; allowing ilx nitiui two illra to get together and go ramp­ b r a c k e t while of them earned. J o s e Fr r na ml er, "Chico" Corrales ing In the good aid days. Among loop hurlers with three and Murray Byrd rank In top 20 Rut today ll )■ quite different. or more {leclsion* to their rredlt, pitchers. You had belter lake your fish with Fernandes, the 23-year-old vat- there were hut fnur undefeated ns you on these romping trip* for you of midnight Thur*d*vi Tommy may catch them and you rnny not. eran Cuban has a 2.8*1 ERA figure Mllli of Jackionvllle Beach with Where Ihe fish have gone no to place Iflth In the league while nine itralgh': Fred Montsdeoca ot one aerma to know hut atlll thb Byrd Is IDth with a 3.11. Gainesville with tig straight) hlalnglsta of Ihe (iamr and Through gamen of Friday Georg* Smith of Hanf-ud, and Fresh Water Fish Commission night. May 16. the veteran Mil­ Roberta, with four straight. will tell you that there are so ton Kalat nf the last place Bt. .“ Official figure* tnrough mid'many fish In the lakes and Augu»tlne Hnlnls had tha Class fright Friday, 3 or more decisions: streams that they are starvlna to death. Pilrhcr-Cluh •— Lefthander Claaa Pet, ERA The game, especially i | r ilrer Holst, Ht. Augustine ..... V 4 32 13 4 2 1 .687 1.11 has Increased In th • Inst few yr«r*. Roller, Orlando ...... R 10 20 fl 3 3 t .780 0.00 I have seen the tlmo when you Robert*, D eLand.......... V* 6 19 12 7 4 0 1.000 1.61 could go to thr Oenlu National In-Ison, Deluind 1.8 7 44 11 0 3 1 .760 1.H6 Forest and hunt nil tiny nod never Inslnskl, DeLand 1.8 11 73 flfl Ifl 6 2 .780 1.02 nee a hunter except your own Corrales, Hanford LS fl 46 17 U 6 1 .833 2.00 party and never see,nr kill a deer. McCrlckard, Jnx Beach It* 8 60 24 14 8 2 .714 a. lo But today them are hundreds of Hmith, Hanford LB 4 29 11 7 4 0 1.000 2.17 hunters each day In the season Miller, DeLaml R ft flO 20 Ifl fl 1 .887 2.40 nnd several hundred deer killed I'njqoe, Daytonn A I.S 41 13 tl 3 2 .600 2.41 each aeaaon. Hcwrll, (Irlnmlo R 8 07 20 18 4 4 .600 2.42 The reason for this Is we have Montsdeoca. Hnlnesvllle 7 63 23 17 6 0 1.000 2.43 1.8 had good protection of the deer .Mill*. Jnx Bench LH to 81 32 23 ft 0 1.000 2.5fl and all nr most all hunters pro­ Hutson, I'ulntkn V 17 73 20 21 6 3 .628 2.80 tect Ihe do* deer. With good Klnrmnnn, Orlnmlo R* 0 18 13 11 3 2 .600 2.00 protection wo have the lies! Fernnndei, Hanford ..... V 7 44 23 16 3 3 .300 2.86 deer hunting nt thla lime that ..... V* 10 62 27 20 4 4 .S00 2.01 tho state of Florida has ever Pennington, Cocoa . 8 33 22 12 1 4 .200 3.00 K Rupp, Crn-on had. 8 68 28 20 6 2 .714 3.11 K I believe If we could gel tile llyr-l, Hanford .600 3.20 LB 10 32 34 10 3 3 same protection of our Inkes no I toe Angel, Jnx Bench .400 3.20 R* 8 41 29 18 2 3 streams wn rnulil get good fishing Wenger, Daytona 7 43 10 10 3 2 .600 3.36 R back. In my opinion we will nev w Yolmai, (irlnmlo .1176 3.44 V 11 ftfl 33 26 3 0 get good lm*s fishing brick In lie- McCullough, Iteeslnirg ft 41 22 17 t ,1 .260 1.46 Ut state until we can find some way /Imniernmn, ftrlamlo R Ifl OH 32 20 4 4 .600 3.78 tu protect our spawning Im** and D i m s , (iulnrsvllle 7 36 19 16 fl 2 .600 3.80 R also Home way to atop Illegal Cub­ Manning, (inlnervllla • 30 18 10 a 1 .077 3.00 ing. R Mnnesnn, Orlnndu .600 1.08 Wo nre ntlll getting good news Twiss, Leesburg - R* 18 43 28 ID 2 fl from the Putnam County Fishing Fruiter, Cocon R 8 86 19 16 a 2 .600 4.00 4.18 Contest, .. LS 12 72 fll 28 4 6 .448 4.16 llernmn, Jnx Reach ..... There were tl baas entered In Vickery, Cocoa 0 82 88 24 3 a ,800 LB 4.16 the sixth week nf the routed Biiidp, Daytona ,.. R 11 69 44 39 3 6 .378 ......... bringing Ihe total entered up In Freitn, Leeahurv ....................*-g .... 1J1 12 76 49 36 4 4 .800 4.27 Ibis lima to 78 with a combined » 32 20 16 2 1 .867 4.80 Ailama, fialneavllle ...............LB ■ ■ .800 4.80 weight nf 888 iiC G iM » 41 26 23 *}~ t! ..j;LB p J PgirnhU • . .. Al lng"tt*Jnck IHVerri; Mrs.. Marjorl P It **% 87 40 31 fl • n ' .3717 Lopeij flaltiMVllle .333 4.01 ighl the largest fish Mdivlllr,. caught 10 12 t a 22 3 LS fnr the week weighing U pounds Htnton, Daytona R D 40 33 26 2 4 .333 6.09 anil ll) ounces. It wn* taken mi Aiiania, Palatka fl 37 26 31 2 1 .667 6.01 LB* live halt from ........ .. Luke while Swain, Banfurd-Dcijind fishing out of the Hus* Capitol Tha Brua* it* TIUS Thta Week Resort. This !>n"» will reward Mrs, SHOEM AKER SHIN ED Tonight .Starling with a trophy given to NEW YORK ~ No Jockey* at Cocoa at BANFORD the raptor of the largest bass ear b Bvlmunt i’ark "hrd tears when Wednesday week. Wiltin Shoemaker left lor Califor­ Sanford at Gainesville Ik H, Rolismi, also of Jark' racing. Thursday Minvllle, took the lead in the niaDuring the 21-day Jamaica Gainesville at BANFORD light weigh! ilivisimi of the three meeting Shoemaker was very much months rnnlrst this week with Jax Beach al BANFORD an 8 pirnnd H ounrr has* cap­ lu demand. The crack rider hid Saturday lin mount* during Ihe ipring tured on a spinning nulfit with a Banford at Jax Haach 8 pound tins. The fish waa lakrn meeting and finished In ihs money Sunday •Dun the HI. Johna River while with «B of hla horse*. He *a t Leesburg at BANFORD fishing out nf .Sportsman's tho leading rld*r at Jamalea'wlth 26 vlnner*, flvp more than Eric l«odg* at Welaka. T IT U S V IL L E T ID ES A few hass nre silll being Kl winner*, waa th* only rider Low caught between Lemon Bluff and Guerin. Ted Atkinson, third with High Wfdaoudsy, May t l Luke Harney and west of Hanford who had more ninmila than Shoe­ from the tnllrond hrklgr to the maker. Ted waa up on 132 thor­ B:&7 a.m. ...................... 11:33 a m. oughbred*. 6:08 p.m............... . .... ....... P-tn* month of the Wckivu River. *r Bob Klphuth hi■a been iwlmBub Cr*v, rm»kl* outfielder for Edgar Laprado, star nut tor nf epoch at Y i Univenlty thu New York Rangers, operates tha Now York Yankee*, ha* three 1118. sinter who are softball star*n hotel during the off-season, APPLICATIONS AND RULE BOOKS NOW AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME IN SANFORD ENTRANTS WILL BE IN TWO CLASSES .> ■fe(*’ f • ■ * CLASS A — AGE 18 • 15 INCLUSIVE .; i ■ ' — to game , CLASS B — AGE 11 • 12 INCLUSIVE r i'iFull*i*V Information Come In fi '} / ''■ f# .'’j" I’1 5* vlaad hla embryo nls. TONIGHT Thursday, May 22 From 1 iis r s t U r are home j M U f l l W auto, N a^ Yo 7.13 .030 88 .fJUt Cleveland ■ Oral j* 12ft •C/'i '} >I It SportHmcn lly ROBERT /.. JOHNSON Sal Chali<9~ Up 7tli Win In Row W ith Not One Setback I I p ames Blues, 10-9, . . . i ,• 4 To 8:30 P. M. Baven art from Tuscelooii. of tha colltg,; cmppofU / I »£*>?. ivklind. ar. r.jR;i r W J r a fa iw Wf8 : •S.to’v f A t f l J f ' wsjfPw*), \WV**wj» X ■ p jvw aaairt.d �■* ■ •♦ - - - j By R. J. SCO TT TUP, SANFORD H ERA LD B e h r a d ln g i t « « re g a rd e d as i n h o n o ra b le f o r m n f e a e c ililn n hy K(»n I t I i i I h * f r o m it,6 0 0 t n 11,000 heea a i i i j .................. im i i a i. n i i ni t ii rr In ........ tTil|i: lt !m .............. w e ig h n p o u n d . T i n : » r y i « i>4* i i h i I i li lm . _ ' UP 1 y ., I.V A.' a m i l u l l * t ; t i r v n l. » * . M i l n T¥l Legal Notices T iim . May 30. 1932 raga m iiii tiiuiir nii nf r H. V.VlI. llV Legal Notice Ml . T u n . H I M M i. e l* N A m h .S A I. H A N K A T U U L A N i x *. ii n i iii iin iil l. m lt lm : i*,it ,i| u r i i i Ml o . IMnrl' I.i. TIIIC S T . Vi ' K o r Kl.oillPA TO l-liiln lli:, l 1 'ilA II l-A 1 ’ I. 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In retu rn l o r ltil« ner nin m od nllt tn I l o n i| t rF l t « e r Is e , , * r t (rt| to p m In o n ie r lo r i», In re in te r Ik e it e i l (h i m IIi I# n e n l t e , nil IVnnt I d * Mill'll hr In o o f o f f li e on the d n| Iteto ie (in fill eilMoiii P l m s e n o li f t Ht lot itteiMniel r II .tit e r r o r tteenrn In »oi,r i»fl Air • (iHtntif he re*| «o,i*lhle for m ore ,h n n »,,# In eiiv re et ln * e r llon. THE SANFORD HERALD I" Hee I \\ l* u V. K e n t nt Ill'll. IIV II. Itr u llu r | t .iiu l.i M a l i l« ,m l lliillilln t " I n il H a l l ” I'lii.Mf Il f.H I. | ( i H IM huieve I .n i.. M a ty . I ,l i " i t . ' Ltii.'ii M It.-n im n l.lii Iv iu ia . I IO M P H K K K K U M ' A T T K N T U lN ! \V>' li a v r a v e i j In v e ly l!-lw *il r m i 11> l i m i n ' h m u e W ill.in w a lk ll i l t iln liiiie e .if l.iia llie a s i l l a l r l i l, v\ . I ll'll l l IIII.Il l |n le e .l f i l l i|iiie V m le a t IH .O im . 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Ulmllar collegiate outbreaks have occurred at other schools Ip the nation. Apparently, some persons beliefe, Ike spring revolls repre­ sent the »tudentsr way u! letting off stesm before final examina­ tions. Here are Monday night’s de­ velopments in ailke sorties. At Evanston, III., some 200 North western University women sere­ naded In front of the men’s dormi­ tories Tim hoys applauded the girls, and then some 1,000 oft hem paid n “ return visit" to the wom­ an's houses. singing and cheering, the male .students snatched lingerie In five dormlturlrs. Hut 30 women at a sixth house repulsed the Invasion with buckets of water. Police felled nine students but released mem after a lecture. At Columbia, Mo„ 1,000 Unlvaralty of Missouri man students as ‘saillied tororllle* on their own campus and dormitories at Steph­ ans College and Christian Collage, ' both women’* schools. Aellng Police Chief J. 1. Parks laid damage might run Into thou­ sands ol dollar* at the three schools, lie said he obtained per mission to call out the National Guard hut that the youths retired after he alerted the Coin rpln unit. The forays lasted four nours. No ttrlous injuries were reported. At Minneapolis, some 500 Uni­ versity of Minnesota men students raided three women's dormitories but the raid m-lled only four Mrs*, four pair:, of panties and a silk slip (tome 3,000 University of Connec­ ticut students at Htorri, Conn., milled around Ihe sorority quad­ rangle In another penile raid. Girls retaliated by dousing boy* with hilckets of water. At Tuaralooxa Ala , pollen kept would lie raiders, more than 1.000 strong id one limn, across the street (rum u row of University of Alabama dormitories during a long and swnellinej hosted ilfscus- slon as to whether the men sludent* should enter tho women’s quarters. A student said co-eds dangled bedshects from tho dormitory win­ dows snd a few threw out underthing*. Ten Minimis were arrested and eight were charged with disorderly conduct, their trials being set for Thursday morning Two were char get) with disorderly conduct and possession of fireworks Several firecrackers were set off during the demonstration, which lasted three hours. The feminine flimsy fsd uhq sent some goo students roaming the University of Vermont rumpus at Burlington and brought out a full complement of tho city police and fire department plus men from the state police and Chittendon County sheriff's office. At least two students were In Jured In handtohand scuffling with police The sir was filled with rocks snd tear gas, plus tor rents of water from fire depart manl hoses. Loads of collegians, transported by paddy-wagons, were locked up. A mol) of some 1,000 to i,S00 men students scampered Inin three women's hall* att he University of Wisconsin at Madison. It was all In fun, the police said, and there were no Incidents. At Newark, Pel., some 2SQ male student* stormed eight ru ed halls on the University of Delaware "I W'rif ■■ , Governor** Ttacc (CasU rsM r i w H a s oae) present road system built on a pay-as-you-go bails compares fa* vorable with that of other states and he advocated continuing road const rucl ion under that aystem. "1 believe everybody will sae clearly now what many have been pointing out about Mr. Odham'a Immaturity and inaUblllly," Mc­ Carty said. And taking an apparent slap at both odhum * talkathons and at Gov Fuller Warren, who defeated him four years ago, McCarty aaid: "We've had tour years loo much of too much talk You’ve had four years of challenges for debates ami exhibits of empty chairs. Do you want four more years of it?" There were no empty chairs at the McCarty Odham debate at Or­ lando Monday. When the I wo candidates got toJtefher at a Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon, extra chairs had to be brought into the hall to accommodate about GOO men Attorney General H m IIh H r r w PM> Owl did mil believe McGranery's per­ formance would match his promise In thlN respect. Besides contending McGranery would lie lass than vigorous In prosecuting any suspected graft among administration officials and supporters, Ferguson and Watkins sail) the turist attempted to "dodge Kiid straddle" on the Issue of presi­ dential powers. campus. Girls al one house fought back with a fire hose, i estate WASHINGTON U t- Prices In many grocery stores gu up on* to two cants a can today on aoma canned vegetables, fruits and Juices. Houstwives can expect In creases soon on a large variety of othar foods. The Office of Price Stabilisation (OPS) aaid It was granting the higher prices on vegetables, fruit* and Ju'ces to compensate whole­ salers for “ markedly lower earn­ ings ” Under this o n e r some can­ ned corn, green beins, peak, toma­ toes, tomato Julca, canned fruit cocktail, pineapple, peaches and pears. OPS said most Independent stores will be affacted but few chain stores will be. flnce they normal­ ly buy direct from producers rath­ er than from wholesalers. The agency said It may Issue before Ihe end of this month an order permitting retailers to in­ crease their markups ou such foods as concentrated coffee, dry cer­ eals, cookies and many canned meetings at which altempta would be made to have legislators nledgq in advance to support the Odham program. "Do you. faal the Legislature should be a rubber stamp for the executive department or be abolished?" McCarty asked. Odham replied the Iwglslature "should serve the people." lie again niilllned his proposal for the town hall meetings to sell his pro­ gram In the clt Irens and legislators snd to keep book* on the legisla­ tors during Ihe sessions and send report cards back to Ihe people W I ayj Itayon Crepe 1.29 flpeclal Cut ton Half Klip* 09c pr. Ladies' H Iouhch All Nylon, lovely colore and stripes The ante varies according to tho aacthw of fecotmtry, baton meats Canned tuna and salmon a New York hula, (he Incraaie would be excepted. brings tho cost to fill a ton. This is the second price Increase within a year and H compared with a low of $40 during tha dopreuioo years of tha early 304 and previous high of 6120 In the early m . , „ It add* about 50 million dollars a year to the costs of American publisher*, who already are findfng themselves In an increasingly difficult tost squatte la getting out a dally paper. _______ So Uw next school year, an war* hurt when toe bus plunged into a ditch. One has a fractured neck and another seri­ ous internal injuries. The driver said the • steering mechanism failed when ho applied brakes because of a bole sole In tbe road. Tha State Highway Patrot reported Ihe bus was In ----mechanical condition. emum probably Th* chrysanthemum ha* been known for fc 9,000 years. ‘ I1* was originally The word "mind1 a verb, not a noun, Chlorophyll, which causes ths green color of plants, Is found in a brown color In certain alga*. Light travels about 188 004^ mile* g second. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha following named pernonn have liacn appointed aa Clerks snd Inspectors of lbs various Election Boards for (ho Primary Elect km to tw bold throughout Seminole Cotuity, Florida, on May 27th, ltfili PRECINCT NO. 1 — SANFORD Polling Place: Store Room at 106 Watt 3rd Street • No. tA — Night Board No. ,IA — Day Beard Glen Llngle, Clerk Leo Butner, Clerk C. W. Fnrnee, Inspector Joe Garrett, Inspector Mrs. C. W. Fumes, Inspector Paul Pexold, Inspector Lester Guthrie, Inspector Henry Richter, Inspector No. IB — Night Board No. ID — Day Board Pnlllp Bach, Clerk Homer Orborn, Clerk Ralph Ray, Inspector Berry St. John, Inspector Ray O. Slaton, Inspector John Ht. Clair White, Inspector C. E . Hunter, Inspector Roy Frank Symta, Inspector 98c T-Shirt* Gowntt Clinkla Crepe, cool for summer Colon Knit* 98c SkirtH S h o r tH Washable cotton material* 39c T-ShlrtH Solid colore and stripes PRECINCT NO. 8 — SANFORD Polling Plata: Sanford Canning Kitchen No. IA — Night Board No. 9A — Day Beard John E. Higgins, Clerk Fred Pope, Clerk Milton Moore, Inspector Mrs. A W. Epps, Inspector John William*, Inspector J. K. Houk, Inipector R. C. Miller, Inspector W. It. Jennings, Inipector N. SB - Night Board No. 3B — Day Board A. B. Wallace Jr.. Clark B. L. Perkins Jr., Clerk Ernest Southward, Inipector Mrs. C. 61. Flowers, Inspector Cliff.Abies, Inspector It. F. Cooper, Inspector Ralph Wight Jr., Inspector C. B. Kchlrerd, Inspector No. 3C — Night Board No. SC — Day Board Stewart Gstchel, Clerk K. A. Newman Jr, Clerk Wallace Bell, Inspector Kliby Fite Jr., Inspector M. C. Glnder, Inspector Wm. Bush, Inipector W. M. Brown. Inspector fame* Crapps, Inspector Panties Itayoti tricot kulta Day Board T. L. Lingo, Clark Night Beard Thomoa Hollingsworth. Clark 8 JM W U S . 'Kg& M S # lif t Mrs. R. F. King, Inspsctor Rayon crepe, pastel colors Kitra large site* 1.98 Polling Place: Community Building W. L. Bug, Clerk E. H. Grant, Inipector 3 pr. 1.00 lMuy Shorts Oinnerwure Rose Garden pattern, very pretty . . 10 pc. seta . . . . 2 -9 8 Set ’ 98c Mrs. Leons McLain, Inspec PRECINCT NO. 7 — CHULUOTA Polling Placa: School Mrs. Priscilla Hodgaa, Inspector Mrs, Anna Toftlay, Inipector Munis Jacobs, Clerk Wm. Jacobi, Inspector Misses’ PRECINCT NO. 8 — GOLDENROD Polling Place: Community House William E. Strong, Clark Falk D. Slayton, Inspector has, H. Dike, Inspector PR EC IN C T h o . • - Melt'd Sport Shirts Planter Lamps Table Lamps Don Key lampa complete with shad* Pretty bases with shades Rayon Print* 2,98 1.69 tip® Ben 0. Walnwrlght, Inspector PRECINCT NO.« — GENEVA 4 pr. 1.00 Cotton gabardine, al) color* Polling Place: School Mra. John E. Fox, Inspector E. A. Rush, Inspector PRECINCT NO. S — OVIEDO Polling Place: City Hal) 1.59 Criskay cloth, very full Polling Placa: School House Oeo. W. Ball, Inspector W. Brownlow Kwaggerty, Inspector H, A. King. Clerk Paul Oglesby, Inspector C. E. Hawke, Clerk Mri. Carrie Schley, Inipector Sport Caps 69c - 98c llsy Earl Mrs. hire. Mrs. LONG WOOD Polling Placa* City Hall Beard Nlgfcl Board 8. DeMar, Clark Ralph Hammond, Clark Msrgsret Jackson, Inspector John MoNamera. InspectorCals DeRosa, Inipector Mra. Ethel Mae Prescott, Inspector Emily Maddtn, Inspector Mra. Bellio Jackson, Inipector PRECINCT NO. 10 — LAKE MARY Solid color Rayon Shirts 1.39 Florida Printed Rayon Shirt* Athletic Shirts 614 iweh Pintle la color* Beautiful Plant* For The Houfle In Assorted Evergreens Boys1 Csbsna BaytT Strip* T-Shirts C'otujo Knit! • k Kbodl.tm* , n e w YORK IB - Two of th# large Canadian newsprint pro­ ducers raised their prices |10 * ton today to tbe highest newsprint Uhl Power sad Psp*r Co., the price In history. Consolidated Paper C Corp.. the third largest, notified their custo­ second largest producer, and Abl- mers of price Increases. This does not mean the retail celling* uf all canned goods will be upped, OPS aaid. Officials i ed that soma prices a n alni about as high as the public wi psy. OPS officials said tha higher margins for wholesalers a n sub­ ject to review when Ihe agency completes a national survey of margins and earnings by both wholesalers and mailers. •' RCM jfljL B t n . A C Q D B # DAWS C IT Y tit - PRECINCT NO. 4 — PAOI.A 1.29 4 pr. 98c Itayon Crepe and Broadcloth Play Multi Crepa half Mips, pastel colors Cotton mercerised 1.19 l.lltlw Misses’ 98c Ankletn Suits n OP&Grnnte Increase Tvfo Canadian Mflls In Grocery Priceu Up Newsprint Price SlipH H oH e Polo Shirts if” , ^ s : . R Nylon F u ll* Fashioned, 51 Ullage, 16 denier f time, h# ssued n co-operation • 8 Fish estate nr whether no not* County must go it alone i construe nf Leffler ho wellrd kitiaen who Jammed fat to ♦iear'ffa gtre and t.itu. They weren’t disapputated. Nei­ ther candidate pulled any punches, and neither was short of chaering, shouting, whistling supporters. They talked about each other, their platforms, their campaign tactics and expenditures, school financing, taxation, gambling law enforcement, their legislative rec­ ord! and varloua other subject*. They fired question* and anawera at each other, and anawered ques­ tions from the audience. Nearly all newsmen who covered the fracas declared It pretty much of a draw, although It probably would be hard to convince backers of either man IIm I he didn’t come out on top. Odham got his chance to ask the question he has served notice repeatedly he would fire al Me Carty when they met: "How much did you spend in 1048 when you reported expend! lures of 19.343, and who put up Ihe money?" He contended the count of newspaper advertising In Ihe 1948 campaign showed far more than that hail been spent In Me Carty'* behalf. McCarty replied his reports were In compliance with tha law In effect In 1948, and that sup portars who spent money for ad­ vertising, radio time and other campaign costa weren’t required to do it through the candidate's centra) treasury as the new law requires. Odham supporters grumbled that McCarty hadn’t answered the ours lion hut It satisfied the McCarty backers McCarty's prime qnestlnn for Odham was In apparent reference to Ihe Sanford candidate's proposal to hold pre-legislative town hall Mce lio H lIn iie a fro m 1‘a a t n « * l ovamber «r ■ PRECINCT NO. 2 — LAKE MONROE H o f ip it u l P l a n lime, lie pointed out that the lie land luopltid Is expected to he completed by July and that the Flsli K'tale has 611)11,01)0 coining ft too Hie federal government anil doe within two years, and that an additional c.'Vu.nmi has been pledged by the federal govern­ ment for the Keinlnula County hospital. He also pointed out that nrehlterl’i. plans for Ihn local hospital providing fm 50 bed* have been _ tompktrd, Ihtil a meeting of the V-Tiv. ' Flsli trindees will lie held In June ” tS/v snd that with the completion of M’ : the thdiwid hiKigltul It should he possible for tbe trustee* to get a rlcar picture of just what Ih j Kemlnnln hospital will cost ami What funds will t>« available for It* I'cnatiurtion. Mr. I'ope iwealed that the hernahl l.aughlou Memoilal Hospital is tunning lit the ten to the tune of about (fiW) n month, though It showed a profit of approximately |4,0<)0 dining the last IH months of Its oneiallim at It* former alto ul the Naval Air Illation atd he attributed this largely to the smaller hid (-opacity of the pre­ sto! hospllnl. The ptesvnl capacity of the IVinald-Lsughtuii Is 9'J beds, whereas peak loads of 50 ami 56 could lie arcommodaled at tha Navy site, Mr. I'ope also pointed out that the County Is currently paying fur Ihe care of Indigent patients In hospitals Inelmllng tha Orange Memorial Hospital lit Orlando. Pa­ tients are sent to the Urlandu hoeilial, Mr, Pope addeA because of he need for specialist care, as well as for th* lack of facilities here. "The construction of a new line(dial hero," Mr. Pope saiil, "pro­ bably would not coet th* County any mme in actual operating ex. penee* than our present hoepltal ifoste." Th* approximate cost at Indl(gent rare In Hemlnbl* County la about 660,01)0 Iftti.tnw a year with about abou 19,000 a month going to tha Or undo hospital, it It was Indicated. 1 inndu indicated. asr. Mr. Turner Tucker urgen urged immediate Immediate action on ths hospital because of the present lack of facilities and reauftant Inability to cart pro­ perly for Bemlnol* Count*'* slak ’ v':.V Abiwr Thompson, Clark J. L. Blrkanmaytr, Inspiring NO, H - r t J S N P X w t M Sinw ii** Pecking Mows* Auguatuo E . -Barnett, Iw y k io r �M M H v «• l n i -V . r.'' EflCK IF YOU Domp THE WEATHER i K i l n your Saafard Herald, City Delivery, by 7:M P. W , please call Y K L I O W ' C A B 1444 I*ar 11y cl<imly ami warm In south .mil ri'iitral portions Cloudy and mild in iiiirlli purtions through lluii'il.i) Sc aMered tlnmdcrshowi ts, mostly In afternoons. AN INDEPENDENT DAll.Y NEWSPAPER fi. V V0LUM1 XXXXIII jv -rrr? Odham Tells Of His Stand' On New Taxes i ! — SANFORD, FLORIDA Eatabtiahed 1B0H WEDNESDAY MAY 21, 1(JA2 g t" _ McCarty Centers H is Campai gn InTam pa; Raps OdhamPIanTo Borrow For Roads Secretary B r a n Explains How C modity Credit Act Affected Prices By CHRIS Mat (JILL PENSACOLA --------------Bralley Odham (old a statewide talkathon ^ auditor# Tuesday night ha will • try to run tha atata without additlonai taxei U be Is elected gover­ nor. but that bo can’t promise to do M. Spaaklng from the ring in a box* Ing arena here, the Sanford can­ didate declared he la waging "the people’s battle.” He said there li "a good chance of victory” and ha feels tha second primary elec­ tion May 27 can go either way. Odham aald if he needa more ,* A revenue to finance the school pro9 gram and provide for teacher pay ralaea ha has pledged to seak, he will not hasltate to call for it. Such increases would be in the form of additional taxes on “ those who have the ability to pay and ara not now paying a lair share,” he Mid. He will campaign along the Up­ per Gulf Coast today and take an airplane this arternoon for Clear­ water for a 5-hour talkathon there and In St. Petersburg. As usual, Odham answered ques­ tions telephoned in during his talk­ athon. He told a minister who aaked if he would work for aboli­ tion of liquor sales and advertising he didn't tMnk that wmilil be possi­ ble. He promised, however, to In­ sist on strict enforce inrut of laws regulating the state's liquor busi­ ness. Odham lashed out angrily at tils opponent's Duval County Cainm Palgn Committee for publishing a leaflet which he sold was libelous and attacked his Integrity, lie re­ iterated hia intentions to sue the Staff “ bold authors of the leaflet. K. Hanky Wight is now engaged in bis third aeiuon ns manager of In Jacksonville, Dan McCarty’s the concessions and lockers at the Munlelpul Swimming Pool. This campaign headquarters ack­ week he Is away attending a Masonic Council at Pensacola. nowledged that the pamphlet, “The Worlds Fact," was distributed by that office and said It contained “factual Information about Dan McC McCarty’s opponent nneivt Bralley Od o n . - *>-. ham that — we‘ (bkliave the Vbten' vc Her# deciding how A ffcould have beferp " t h e y will vote. a . - . NNaturally aturally Mr. ■v*.am would like to suppress this r_ — ..— .Ike »... Inmrreatlon. . , We consider every statement of fact made provable by public documents or testimony before the Kefauver committee, Noted Actor Is Found Agriculture Bureau *be Miami Crlmn Commission nr I hmiuh 11 h S e m iDead In Apartment Ihe Federal Communications' Coin mission” Muntlily Statement Of Actress Friend "I've never seen s group of men so desperately try to deceive the UBI.AMDD t.iv—Where irrigation NEW YORK iJH- John Garfield, very people they piously claim 4 they want to s e r v e , Odham said :IU, “ tough guy*' screen and stage was nut available, Floriila crops star, died of a heart attack In bed siilfercd during tha first psrt uf Rv MALCOLM B. JOHNSON today in the 2 room Gramrrcy May from high daytime tempera­ TAMPA (4t - Dan McCarty Is Park apartment of Iris Whitney, ture uml lack of moisture, the U. S Department of Agriculture sold focusing his closing campaign for an actress friend. today overnor on the suburban and resGarfield gained acting fame In In Its semi monthly truck crop lential areas of roimtins he failed the Clifford Odets play, “ Golden to carry In the first primary two tiny,'' then rose to film stardom repnrl, the Bureau of Agricultural weeks ago. Miss Whitney aald he visited her Economies said conditions, how­ He left off the traditional big at the apartment Tuesday night, ever, hud been generally favorable downtown rally at Lakeland Tuea- became 111, and stayed overnight for harvesting operations and a “■y nlKht and made shorter She said she slept un a couch good volume of produce continued . IC a a lln u td (la F a a a C le a t I Police were forced to break to move from the state during the down the apartment door to inves. 2 week period Ttie harvesting season for most ligate. They learned of the death through cool weather and lender crop* is tu a close, the report said. a routine report telephoned to tlm growing medical examiner's office by a pri­ Biic Ii crops as tmnatues, water­ melons, sweet corn, celery, pep­ _ P E N S A C O L A t Special) - vate physician. pers, cucumber and Irish potatoes, Bralley Odham, In a two hour Rut when they reached the state . wide broadcast from here apartment, the actress refused to however, will cunt lime fo bold the last night appealed for fund# for permit them to enter. She said she overnll volume at a fairly high point, the bureau slid. his "Dollars for Decency" program thought they were newsmen. Weather conditions In Georgia to hrlp him carry his massage to Garfield’s wife, Roberta, re during the second week In May the people of Florida. calved the news in the Qarflvld were very unfavorable for proper In answer to a question as to • what h» would do with any money apartment on Central Park Weal. growth ol some truck crops, es­ She declined to see newsmen. pecially watermelons, the U3DA remaining after tha rampalgn it over he replied. "I will give It to Barry llyama, a friend of tha Oar said There was rain in all areas and the Florida Spastic Children's As­ field*, said she was under the care sociation.” Midnight tonight Is the of M u s ic ia n and had been given the unusually cool nights and strong winds have done consider lost hour at which contribution! ran be mailed or given to the cam­ Asked about rr^ rta jh e Gar- able damage, the department's re tepars paign fund of any candidate for fields „ i had separated, ffyams ri- purl said. Flurlda crop details: I: "” |I would sa off!##, Ued: say It Isn’t true," Lima beam — Harvesting In Odham tinted In hla broadens! B _ Ld 0»rtieJd sxpeefed that McCnrtv’n Duval County G«rtWd home Tuesday night ami Hawihorni’ section should peak around May 2025. Top production ( t s s i l s s w l f ls Page K la h u i Committee had printed 10,000 cop. already reached in Flint City ^ lea of a "stink" sheet called “Flor. area. • Ida Facta,” and was distributing Snap beans — Harvest closing, them over the State of Florida supplies light second half of May. Ho charged that the cost of print Cantaloups — Fair to good con­ Ing them was f 1,400, and that Par early harvest starting. McCarty wan aware, of them slnm Sidney Ac*y Car re wav, hrothrr dition Celery — Good yields despite un­ he waa served with a copy In Or of Andrew Carraway of Sanford, favorable weather conditions, Undo on Monday. and prominent In national Dem(sweet) — Harvesting ex­ Mr. Odham stated that he wa ocratlo Party circles, has been list­ Corn it nallaufil lla Pace Tnel confident the people of Florida ed in the monthly supplement of would rebel against tha use o! "Who'* Who”, published by the A. such smear tactlca and urged I hi N. Marquis Co., Chicago. people to compare the ,TOdhnn Mr- Carraway is now associated Record," hU publication, sgsini with the Gulf Coast th this earnpalgn literature Issued b) Co., of Panama Olty a F. Ilasky Wight, a paat master the McCarty organisation. tt Manaaeai, V*. of the Blue Lodge of Sanford Mr. Odham spoke in Panams Re la referred to in the supple- Lodge No. 02, F and AM, left City, Wewahltchka, aad Pinellai meat aa a political party execu­ Saturday to represent the com* county today. tive aad farmer. He waa born at mamltry at a chapter and eounell Fort Ogden, Fla., Sept M, 1907, conference of Muon* In Pensa­ the new of Mr, and Mrs. & M. cola and will ba gone until the and Carraway and attended Sanford of the week. ‘ Is and Southeastern UaTver Mrs. Wight, meanwhile, la tak­ WagUngton, 0 , C. on Ss^t. ing earn of the concessions, and JACKSONVILLE UH— M. A the management of the locker “ T, West Palm Bcaah, wi roeiae at the Municipal Pool until hla return. Mr. Wight, who with Mrs. Wight, came to Sanford In IM4 from Bowling Green. Ky„ Ky., h u ing ureeni been active in ‘ Maeonfe work alne# 1926. Be established a printing btuineia here ire and.for some time operated a weekly newspaper here. Active aa a ♦ John Garfield, Florida Crops “Tough Guy” Of "Siifieved b May Screen, Is Dead From Drought R Carraway’n Brother Makes Who’s Who WASHINGTON vB - Sen Aiken (R.-Vt.) charged today that politi­ cal manipulators forced grain prices down a billion dollars In 1*41 and declared “ They're not going to do it again this year If I can stop it." Aiken was carrying along his attack on Secretary of Agriculture Brannan, as the Cabinet nfficei began testifying before the Senate Agriculture Committee lu reply to criticism uf his department Brannan brought on Aiken's out burst by charging that some of the difficulties of his department with grain storage were caused by eliminations which be said Con grew pul In the Commodity Credit |CCC( Charter Act in 1915. He said these prevented tils de­ partment from taking ellevtlve ac­ tion to expand storage facilities for huge 1948 crops It bud In buy up under the farm price support laws. Aiken, who headed Ibe .Senate agriculture group lu l!MH In Ihe Republican - controlled noth Con­ gress, Immediately declared Bran nan had given an entirely errone ous view of Ihe l»*a law He said that actually Ihe Agrl culture Department agreed with what was done amt helped tu draft Ihe law. “ But then," he said, “ suiueime got the Idea to spread II around (he country that there was a luck of storage space. The price of grain was forced down a billion dollars and they put the blame mi Congress." The committee has been going Into a variety of cases. .Some cases have Involved alleged misconduct of Agriculture Depart men! employes: -most were con­ cerned with losses on grain anil other commodities stored under the farm price support program, Sen. Kern (R.-Mo I, who has de­ manded that Brannan resign us a result the uisciosures, disclosures, mm told a reiiui of oi me -porter It would, take more than reporter woi full day to (Itllr me secretary (V*.>, ranking lie Sen Aiken ............... publican on the Agriculture Com inlttee, has accused Hie dupait rnent ol “ a voverup Job on steal Ing " He said he wauled to ex amine tlrumiun about it Tuesday nighl the Agrlmllui, Depurluirnl Issued u rep.nl say ing sborlages In stored grain and other commodities since Win Id War It have totaled W.MO.Ooo This compares with Ihe five in seven million dollars In shortages which Brannan told the Scnahrommlltee last January were lxing Investigated. But the secretary said Tuesday night he would repeat In the sena tors his forecast of five months I ('..•■11Huea (In | . ) i , r Unlit i H ouse Is T o ltl 1*1 U l I l K L * lion l). IO x p o e t A llie s In Hi t W eapons several m n . Mr, lira at 1816 Perk u in n u in ists W A S H IN G T O N uW Hep a id - ( I * S C l told the IlmiMthat A m e r ic a 's C o n .p c jii w d l “ r a is e and M q q m rl" lo in m illio n s o h lle r- and w ill pro d in e :i 1 j h llll.iii d o lla rs w in Hi nl wi-.i |>oiis in -si y e a r t ills (on e. if pint r tl on .11 In c duly would In- .111 im-rtMM- ol ;i|i 1111 Klihurd- lunk note id an t-\ hedrd text nl -dri-Uglli In-tvieu dVi uhlu i.il so|<ei-. te. < n e . t'i-fi ilnh.-il \ I all and Gl-li llwlghl II i'lseiihnwer nvei Ihe lllial l.d.d il Hie lull I ill ha aid tll.lt " Ei.-ii Mi 'In- runt. 11 e -uiily I'logiaiii 1110 1 he 'Hit in- I idl'd ,oel .1I1 nidiined Kill lull l'l p it.till- ' ll '•■ P h, Imil l'l ll. L'k e l’ | 1 1 l>ei li <1 1o >1 dll I 1 1 11 2 «S °S L S T Y- .t A&V' - -j " •->> 1 f-' V«. , ’A i ,,a V , 1- lien Mat- uni tingiil (or an inl­ inedi.ili- ce.i K'-iea ine igieemrnt In t>•■ *lute ihe lied hinlilnp. l.e predu ini Hal if lln- 1 ntiiMiiimits try I ‘o in ise nfleii ive Ihey will be in- den h i el. Inl*' IS mill " li i-mendnut ay i- 11, 1,mi,i limn) die bn iiiw 11 I 1 tern 1 uni maud to Europe II he will lake over (lie Norlh V*I-inl u- In-aly furees (mm Gen. I ’ ys 11:Id 11 I'.'lM-nliuwi-r .1 Inisy day lure, tie spent In hum, iiehuid eloseil doors .01 v- i in,- i|in- d ons iroiri senator* onl i Ikii In-Id .1 news conference Hn- I'enlaitoii I I Mill "I'ort- Hie eiiators gave uii’ii in it, Ji tin* same id 1l'lm1enlly was Co!ere,) ||| hi n Hug- m-u i Him -<i ii ilnis stirred by ....... Island menl.'ids, que*d linn at some lenglli about l " ‘ "Her id war Mlualum Hrnlgc.s lit \ || 1 i|(iuted lll-igw a\ as -ayiug lanalieal Cum­ monish in t N iMiiqis have com- mdieii ilro IIm and conducted a ' iMli . 1 lei 'gainst other p rlf Mil* | S in- I'lin to gi’iH-nil t'"uiirnii'ii that mil- I I I !’ lew In - hiivc 1)1-1-11 (inmil in Ihesu I iimI'Lo nlu '.(""i1* . BrUlg"-- I.ltd r.'iKirlers. Ilu- K a ilio t'm |io i at mn o f A m c rlc u , o p e ra tin g 111 tin- .-lit* il |.:i 1 1 lb- said Hint in n ctiiM'd ,hHir seitin- check MOM miii v.'i ninrs Hidgwuy al.so ilu- 1at e w it h in Itlll mllt-n u f H iin fu rd . i l l s . I u I I i -m me In s Ktl It lU lllti'll Iilg of Iiii.t u lla lin ii o f in n llo il |i l c l u i « su illld a |i|n ii a i m . and is inn- that I'ninmuniit flew fil'd (lug! ami bad hi t -.1* I'OU , . f , o A-' a hubby lm K In l.d e s le d in |d u itn - / a p liy , and l i p \ \ ill. 0111 ll Ituriiiiinu, Mlil Valencia I n i ' - , n la s i 1 I. 11 mn I'liigiulli He li> .1 field englneei on ciniiiiii-i. •til II in c l i n e , o f M ..ild n sc e n e ry and In develo p h is men filift- Commies Blamed F o r POW Riots At U. N. Camps ■Icuh .iii.ii . ha­ said Hlc-biir.l (Dll I II It-. Slippol I il uml.lal tie '1 *1 1tt i l U i u I h l m L I s Ii-IIM* by ,i |i|.ri.pl I illni! 11*.* IiiIIimii p o l l rtl O n Kn|t: In ihillur-. miii e I'll* lur ilmni'-.lii- mill fureigu mililiiry inin-i.iui. mid Last Fou r D a y s ii-unulinc mil id.... nl itlchr.nl H Ml hi (h ill lliHM* w ill 9 tu itu tin m e i insun tutu lu ml ill i*|i|y *’ ii».»v %kilims [Ml VV< > -,t* High 1. M-I n lf ii 1 II Mill Ili tit'll lilt I*ttnr I lit Ml M , V I,. 1 Ii .iiii'i" m.“ ieills ‘ D e c la re s imlllaiv ud in a p r e p in-il I, ye lu l'l'e ill We t e l II IIII 1 11 1 > • ireeee and l< d I I,II i.UIJO III l.lllll I In I,il.il wMl hi Wlile lot I I neln e and inohilirahle Hi-o|is III darts aid link luenased .duiul I million 111 Ihe last two >1:1 V . 0 1 . 1,1 m e " Ilu* * Inin loam added "lllul only Ihe must tub hoi 11 deli-ali I 1 mild lad to hi- 1111 l i o n . l v i-neoili aged by Hie in Civ.1 e and unpi m enient III Allied luilltiirv lienigh over Kvu xlmrl P o w er B eaten , slrenglh in Ihe Ear i o n i i n u m s t - m Knrea non h.ive 1 g n .d e l oKi-nsivc jm). letiliai Hi in1 al .mi tune m Ihe I'.i- 1 lluli-wav ••ml Iih. in- Ihinki 1 iiinuiilii-s uliii I d-, said Hu ll aid oiiHine ol l-'iirn|>ean Iroop sin tii'iii un Imti'iI 1.1 i ts i' and I in ki-y whnh have a 1ot.il Imre ol -.mid .(mi non I O f lie E.i- 1 and Ihe m ild iiy Ih e ye.rt Till- lli-v. .1 i;. McKmil-v wrih A new pump wa* Inxtallcd id ■leeli-il clinlrinni' uf tin Hunfiird the City welt* *outh of Hanfonl Housing Aiithniltv ui ii nii-eting yesterday afternoon, nddliig Mfili I .-Id yi-itlHriliiy .............. ut Mi" gallnn* per minute tu amuum of ufflce nf (ipiirgn WMlimn . esren water pumped into the rover voir iivn srerctnlv. and alleviating a water shortage tli-v. M''Kl(di-y, tic i I ur t»! that had caused Mayor .Stumper to the Elrnl Melliuiiist t'liiM.i li, «iu?» auk resident* tu reaxv sprinkling , reds Hurry I-"'. *!»•• >'.ui|di-tv.l lawn* during dry weather. -.-rving Him iitiesplu-.l I'-riu '.f The new Installation bnmglit Itulph T. Ciiwan, yviin li if I i .-it:" the supply of water pumped into •ii frniii tl.» A ill tic. 11v scvei.tl tha reservoir from 1200 to 1,550 ■Iionllis ago. gallons per minute, City Mininmr Mr. Lee yi-vt.-idwv -'iil.rnilled hi John Glllon stated thla morning ri-ilgnutluii from tli" Aulltunl/, Materially aiding home ownait I,'-cause uf tin- |iir»«tlle nf lul-i in their'dilemma oT having parch in-lie d u tie s ed lawns and gardens and being J, il. Hull wre ...... tlm Vi-" unshle to water them wine Un­ welcome shower* yesterday, wln-n tiinirinaii "f It" Aulhnrily I'lans veer" innile t<v Hn All'll according- to Elton J. MongMim. fur th" laying " f the o r Jr., weatherman, rainfall wm ,,illy measured at .81 Inch. Monday rain n'-rstone uf William <Ink t'uuil Sunduv nftvriKiun, June I, ul 2:00 totallad .62 Inch. With the City's augmented wa­ ..'cluck. linn.ii. fur thin fifi mitt prolecl ter supply, home owners will now be able to sprinkle lawns during "Id fur 1702,1)00. GHuii J. Muugbi.,ii Is nrcbltei-t fur ilu- project, dry periods, said Mr. Glllon. Meanwhile M. G. Hodges of Bun ulilch I* located nl Muih.-rry Av >• n-ie and We-it T.iilb htreel In bs* been drilling two trxi Cnldnboro, imuiedliiti-lv we-il <.l s within th* city, one at Un-Ilu* I25 unit C’nstl* linwi-r r.i" south end of th* reservoir, ami tlm other at th* south-east corner uf lift, which bus been occupied Bill '" r. E I m Avenue and Fourteenth Nuvembv The i'ulillc Huu'iliig Aihnlnli'Street, one to 111 feet and the tiatiou hisu been Invited to send other tn HOC feet. repr^rntutivu tu tk" ilidicutlun, It ie planned now, said Mi. U mid In addition the GDy and Glllon to drill a 12 inch source will In* represented. Ilf well near the reservoir where it is C-ninty Mary McC'leoil lletliunc, president honed to g*t * flow of 600 to 1,000 rmerltua uf Iletlililiu-L'uukiiiiin CulI bHoim per minute at 200 feet lege, Daylunu [feutili, will be th' Tho cost of this work ho* been fiuturad spvnker. Bhe was recent estimated at #r foot for the ly pointed out in fteadei'a Digeat first 14 foot 1 |3 per f er font beone of the furenumt Negro v-J* low deadrook, n addition tlonai call ucutors uf the euuntry. 16mInch „ .-a IW n U lw I n It is planned on the day uf dedi­ la will be for ___ tu huid open house nl both around tho II , , ___ __ cation William Clark and Castle Brewer cement hetweOn the two casings Court*. to prevent M*pai*> Uf aiieclal intercut will be n dwelling unit in William Clark Court (hat will b* furnished as n demonstration unit, through th* courtesy of several local (urrdtura A that* circuit in tiu N ibore Uw Anchor chor Inn, BoutL. dealers. Tha Castle Brewer ad­ .. Avenue, cauaed ministration building uml com­ --------- ----- le last night before munity center will also be open the power was cut early yester­ for Inspection. Meanwhile City workmen, hnvo day i m i u -it waa announoed Ire. Wight by Fire Chief, M, N. Cleveland been encaged Jn clay1- surfacing streets adjacent to the projects. •iff ; -j - ol T h e Mill a l r e a d y o n e IlHIhUl dul lar-- l e s s I lia n I' u-M ili-iil T r u m a n r e q u e s t e d , l o a d slt' ori g d e m a n d s fm I1.1 Hi. t . l i t - l l e i h i e l l i i m . i d an nih i l on e tullinii d o l l a r s h a v e b e e n p r e i t n ti -d Till l ey W ill W VsllINGTiiN I t i e h a t d s et i .i n 111 111 o l t i le I 01 e i i ' u A l l a n - i o u i n i i i t e e , up.-ii.-il t h e tigli l Fin l l o i i - e a p p K K . i l S|,e 1 h Cl" E Lit <|H' P c ;ik N o w ill. w il Hhlgwav s.inl • today tho If 11- .Mils ll.lV mute a iilg Imihlnp c b id iin : - .i l e l l i l i lo r c e s , tot d around fo ur iiid lu -u m en , ai i . u . In it­ io recent e s lu n a to ., ft, -on it"i.noo in ......... . and i-eiiiuiM iir aid to r s t a llin g Ju ly I At Hut A rc G e n e r a l pi osiiiiali'ly 1 lam.iNm m.-u over pieseiil 1,111 ni'i-.iii ii'cngth bil liards .aid \lhi-d Ini ecs a Irmly has.- m .- r >' . millio-i i i i *-u imdi-i arms 01 .pm klv a s .. ill I-IIHil.mv'tuiiil lln- mu III Hu- to t»y. a r u m s ol ilu- Solo I th iio ii in New City Pump At J. Va \ MfKinkw Water Works Adds vSuccueds Luc* As 350 Gals. A Minute llousin};- ( liairman Y Big Red Buildup is Under W ay In East, Gen. Ridgway Says IK I t l N S l I.I. BRIN GS Ilu h a u l • No. I!).1) --T B I Hanky Wight Attend* Masonic Conference Stine Is Elected Hardware Officer A ss i n i al i il P re ss I .cased Wire . — Aiken Charges Europe Plans P rices Riggfd Army 01 Four In Grain D®1 M illion Men Manager At Pool ^ Odham Pledges Extra FundH To Spastica — I III. Congress Votes On Bill To Keep fll ml liiilgyi.iy "(p ressed * • nfiilt live t'"W"vn lluil rebelI »null i*1'* 1,11 t'hiti l ijilil) 1'iunmans Stance Price Controls A 1111‘ 11( I V 11 lilll W u tlll S t i ip W S I J O l I 'i i w n ■ " I) M e d d le \\ \-.IHN»iTDN l- In l\OW: nil I" Hill ll w a g l i pi'll C 1 M ill «* cird il N ed v ni li 1 mul 1 t ill t " I ' l l if until .J 11In­ Hi M . t " i m i " It. ■ id. in ,i r o l e I . " l a y ill In . •li.il ilu: i . . m i m l l i - " i n i i l miii- III III" l ' l " I ' d Nation-, < n m i m ml today mil- i riolx mul m-nleut- Ul ll N I*" -uiii'i la m p wi -i i * | III vokt-l! by m i i m II I i ,u n i* nl di(- Ii.tril • 'dill IIIMMi I-. Ai'llHi: Mil Ml ltl>1S ft. A .nul-mh'd by Mic l i n t p. 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I " ' iliu lui -. in Ilu- hnj" Imspilal xi-iil (0111111- 'in Hie pailn ill.n - i uni mi * iiijmMi s in k " Friday They lm li>. ility " yvi-ri- ri'iiiuvi-tl from tin- lm pital I I ulhright M-i-ks tn ili'lim' Im ality l l nil (III link Hu 1*1111P 'I »***! 11 i.i, llhuril Ilu (-un# I ic Ml Am leli'ptiuni. lint's inside i nip ^ I artv At i\U»et I , mI u > " l i joyed a " g " t -I ..........mn." and iiiucli .....11 "bhnii- iitli-uilcil the "Mil onl ini | iiiIm.'I lm, y | Wilson I •-I Inn-"" uf il.,. |n ..■■ r i,ni anil 1 > " I l l i " " inhnthriiii on nil'll in (he ’ " f 1 Mm i m StiiuH-lnlii'r. i • ■- nn-ml ,-i ■ w ,, , i,,| - l o u t '* *l|"1* s1 11*■ 111In lu'i' |. v Hit rev fhniili : !n nford E. U"LI.I,ll'. "•'"'ivi-il n pin lor III 1' II II perfi-i-i ii111 iiihiuc"; Dr. I I' |l i ("i I I i . in i mul Oito i * Him -rf, n in w iin-mln'r, for no. V.. , ntli-iiihiii. i11 " ‘’" •l l " " wi-ri- iiiiiiIp by III* III Is. filling mil mul .-xchaligu»r li ni (viui-h itn-v tiis.I writ“ ' m i" 1 la i a, I n i ' l u d l n g h u b - I. ul iii p a i r s I n m l i tm| "ll "i m i d vii-d I ii in *! m V I. i -- i In- n. .-Mitt li Ia 11 " l i t i -i i-.in i ' i n nl lull -.ilu -*-i| n.fv I i "ii I'lirHi'll, t.t. •(16 Mm.,1 U I. h..|i fill I III.Ill l " ii" « l Hiivk•>r i inuiiapi-r; Itidu'rt ii P r o w n rit in. Mm hiin- i n, purelm mi' ngi-iit Mil.i Ihirsiiurf, I in l. ii.. li.r.- iminai*. r; Hr. H. il ■ ll.-v. Frank W l!m I d>-nli'il, Mm urn I 11vi.'tlu; I'uKtinaster I". I II-i. " I.I M.-rdn iiilc r, ii nl f a ­ tal. i|i-"l.ipci Willliim t'uxll", I" l- (s. i*.i , W \ \ liaw-Min, cuntrae'"i \ I Uri-.-r, I ’liiii.ln Hmiii* ! tin I ' m , r.-iu i" "lit ul Ivc; E. it. Gun. v, ilrv (l-iilier; Judge Doug­ T h o m as .1. L a n e , 7 0 .la y t'c i'H M a p I 'la n s in lll'-n-t rota Alsu lotrudiiced were J uiIk " ll. D it 'H I n C h u l i m t a T '« ( J e t O u t V; t t l f W Wni". ntlorimy; Ucv. A. (S. I . (,'minly Tax Uidlector Thninnn J Lane, 7(1, dii-d ul Eintii pluim were iiiupi" I In l Me I mi i < .... il ...I n l t i n I ' n a r I l n l . M bin Imiii" in Glmluotn, Ela. ul ""in i ll-lit I t gi-tlillg mil lln- v l.- f m ii iii tin Iiiurulng fidlnwiiig mi luixl I ui- ilny' i D.-iii"i'i iti I'M I tin < l< lu ist F l e e t e d tllni-i-i nf I iiiniithu. II" wan burn mm) l>y clglit nu-iuli"! ' r th. ilet. H, IKIU, In Ware County. Un.. }tfMilliol" G uiltily Jiliiin r i l i i n h " i H e a d O l ' M e n ’ s C l u b mid linn lived in Glniluutu (m lln- of ('iiiiiiiierce'u "get nut lh Vnl"" pnut :t!l years. He was it mmnhei c i 1 1 n i n i i t " " In t b e l a v i i-i- liiliiiIlu. nniiiil Gunilipit.l was "b'eted uf ilu- Harmony Hapllnt Cburi-lii tuulli.il Ihm lli. in CliUluutn. Tin- t'liiMiqlttiv h('ad"'l hv I’lur- pr.- iikiit of th" Mi'ti'n riuh of Huivivurn include; two dmigh "in-" Knight b ill broken down the I Inly i'n s Eplui-upiil Church at a ti-r., Mrs t'lmrlas Button, Cliulim drive Into three iilm u-i . know in. "ting nlt"i"|.-il tiy about 16 tn,, Mrs. Eimnert Kuun, Tilu-iville, yum l andidixt", regli let and get i i h - i u I h t s l-iut uVbt. H" Hucceed* Ela.. une son, Thum.,.. L. Lane, mil tin- vutv. Th" firul phuxu* I tal" Ki-.itt who pri-*ldcd. E n d MncMurrny was elected Cbuiuiita, six grnndchildren. two have Ion n auccusafully coniidi'U-d liriithera, ltryant l.unu, f?n|i>*- and di-tulli-il planii were inade by i.-crrtary, succeeding M. L. "Soni-uinmittuu fur folluwlng uy" Itntinril. burg, Ga., Oacar I .mi". Haufnrd, Ihe Tin- tucellng nf tin- club was the and ulio Hlster, Mrs. Blldd" Dus, llinmgh with a record vole (Ilu- of (he tchi-nn-n ilecidnl un filial mn- fur Ihe spring and sumGa. Ennrral seivlreu will b* lield ut by the lommilWu was lu print lu.i nenion. Meetings will be re­ ____ .'I:,‘I0 p.iii. Friday, ut Hie Harmony 5,Hint I'hrimpletfl mill ml veil inn sumed in Heptemher. iluptiut Church In Clmluotn, Flu. l.oili In Ihe newHpnper* uml on Rev. E u yitt" Hall will nfficlatv. the radio the correct Inforinatton Burial will follow in tha Chuluotn on Ihe pulling place* In the new itrr/ precinct*. The phauipletu will he Cemetery, ,-in -li-i , i Movie Time Table W ILLIS EN LISTS JA C K SO N V ILLE (Special) ~ Clmrles Edwin Willi* of P. O. Box 122, Sanford, enlisted last week In the United State* Air Force fit the Armed Forro* Examining Station In Jarktonrlile, He he* been sent to Lackland A ir .,Forpe Bes* l» flan Antonio, exas whafe he will take basic Texj training. • * ' t distributed by the Boy Hi-nuts. Tiie Jayceeo will uUo furnish free transportation tu and from the polling places. Anyone desir­ ing a ride may call the Jsycee Information Booth al 1172. Mr. Knight stated that rveryoiie'a vote la more Important than ever before and atressed tha im­ portance thoae voting, to be.sure and get aameone, who It not planning to vote down to the poll*. Y- “Rancho Notorious” 1:31 • 8:28 - 6:22 - 7:10 - 9:10 MOVIELAND “Oh Susanna” 7:35, Nature 8:16 • last plats show 9:46 P R A IR IE L A K E "At Sword’s Point” 7:80 - lOtSO "You're A Sweetheart” 0:30 only . 4 J -'j »• tu ‘-■AW On ijfiLi '■M t. L n I; k * ^ i :i| jil � 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>, May 20, 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/ff0db1562d33fe2924f302429cdfdba7.pdf a015dba938ddab1adf33f228f6dec0b7 PDF Text Text ** . r1 Williamson, preildent of lai riorlda Inc., Jacksonville; I Joront# A. Watermsn, petali of M u i Brother Department louse 01 Representatives Votes In Favor Of Tax Relief For Itself ’ABIIINC.TON tfi _____ In n comUMia reversal of previous demands n r belt-lightening economy, the House has voted substantial tag w het lor Itself and senators and free hometown office space for congressmen. The measure swept through the House Thursday as It passed the L A ST T IM E S TONIG: i NEW yoMt ( f t - Jo h n D. Rocko- hill Into hundred* of thousands of dollars. The tax amendment was offered hr Democratic l-oador McCormack or Massachusetts and annroved without a show of opposition or discussion. An examination of the amend­ ment by newsmen dladoicd Its In­ tent, which McCormack verified. It soys that for purpose of fed­ eral taxation, members nt Conrcss have their place of realen**c In the state or district they represent. This means that their Jean Hagen and James Stewart discuss the rifle ho has perfected expenses while on official business In a scene from MQM’a "Carbine llllams." showing on the Rita Thea­ away from home are deductible ter screen Sunday and Monday. ns business expenses far tax pur­ poses. Since Congress normally stays in session almost the entire year, a member could deduct the cost •>< his housing, meals, transportation, business entertainment, laundry and many other thing* while In Washington. For most members this could mean a tax reduction of around 12,000 annually. Those with higher than average living standards mijhl pay no taxes at all. Senators and representatives art paid #12,500 a year, plus a 13.500 expense allowance which now Is tax-free. Besides that they receive smaller allotments for stationery, postage, communications and trnv- vancement of Manhgameid.Thfni “ N,w Yort other Floridians won ( I M A Tbt reaaon (or hit suing to the their business leadership. Thoy la- hospital Thursday night was not eluded: announced. But a hospital spokes­ Linton Alloa, president of ths man said It "could be for a checkFirst National Bank of Oriaado; M Y SIN C ER E TH A N KS SA TURDAY ONLY! 2--F E A T U R E S-2 S ft recommended by Its Appropriation v. Committee. Demands for economy * • accompanied all the reductions. The congressional budget bill |& cleared by voice vote and went y to the Semite with Iho distinction of being Ihe first bill Ihls year on j y . Which fhe House actually raised the allotments recommended by R ; (he Appniprlotluns Committee, s ' - The bill's total of M ,m ,T80 was F,- 11,500 more than the committee ftWBM suggested. although about 10 P,-1 million bolnw Budget Bureau rcc1/ ommendationa. Tho money flnan. cea Congress, Iho Library of ConF> p ess, the Government Printing Of<f flee and related arms of the legisK Istlvo department. The 11,500 Increase was for In, 1 atellatlon of more traffic signs and r signal* on Capitol Hill. But two nlhrr amendments.' for f . tax relief and free office rental, .. l could run tho nddrd cnat of the DR. II. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Pitas* call for appoint meet Phone 1752—174# Now BhowiMI I I C M 1*11 ItH v non ART "DEADLINE. U.8.A." — Also — AO Mlnulea of (artfully Helectml Hhnrt Hubjtcla Ihowlng at 7:90 ONLY tature at 7:30 and 10:30 Double Suicide Is Probable Verdict In Smyrna A ffair Good Cartoon. Plus "Flying Disc Maw Of Haro" — No. A SUNDAY AND MONDAY! — n u r r run m o w im i — “MUTINY" With • Mark Hlaren* • Angela bans burg • Pstrte Know Its • Gen* Evan* Bonner L Carter CnndldaU for Coanty Commbmloner District No. S Also — News, Cartoon and Hhnrt* I «l»h la aaprSea my tkaaha to the staple In District No. S for making It pamIMa fee mo to bo In tho ren-eff on May 27. I solicit the vote of tkeoo who did net Vote for me I* the Primary and the centlaned confidence of thooo who eepperted me. “A FRICA N Q UERN” Listen to W TR R F ri. •May 18 • 7:35 to 7:45 P. M. First Sanford's 8 howtag *:aw SMYRNA BEACH in­ A scent from "Mutiny" color by Technicolor starring Mark Stovjustice of the Peace Fred 11. Bran­ non said the deaths of a tnnn and •ns showing on Iht Mlvitland Rlde-In Theater screen flunday and a woman from bullet wounds late Monday. Thursday was "apparent double suicide." He Identified Iho women, mother of twn children, as Mrs. Yvonne Sikes, about 33, wife of Fred Sikes, un Kdgcwster carpenter, and the man ns George Edward ".Sonny" Wensler, about 44, an Kdgrwatcr fisherman. Kdgewnter is a small cummunlly four miles south of here An Impiest was started hut re cessed until today after the Jury viewed Ihu bodies. Brannon said two blood-smeared notes on cheap tablet paper were found In the car. Tho bodies of Iho man mid wom­ an woro discovered by Mrs, bikes’ husband who idurlitf looking for her when she did mil return Immo Thursday afternoon. They wero In a car parked In a lonely wooded area on tho beach side. Both had small enllber bullet wounds In their right eyes, Bran­ * non said. A .22 caliber rifle was on Ibo tear sual beside Webster and Mr.w. hikes was on the front seal. Thu car had been rented In Daytona Bench. Ifriinnon uuoted a nolo addressed by Mrs. .Sikes In her husband ns saying In pari, "You wero a good husband but I treated you awful dirty so t guess I will have tn nay for It lids way " A nolo which bore i,,elisler's name and was addressed In his sister said "I have done th s my­ self. Ptenso don't blame any >ndy." Surviving Mrs, Sikes, besides her husband Is a 10 year-nlil daugh­ ter und a 7 year-old son. (fo ld Political Adv.) Plan To See: 1062 Academy Award Winner June 8 •9 -1 0 S * M l O B I) O R I A N D O h k . M W A Y EASY TERMS DAYH TO RCMJ&MIIBR • BIRTHDAY • WKDDINCJ • ANNIVKHSAKY • CHRISTMAS • MOTH KBS DAY f <j •?,})■ * 1 Pay as you sleep E ch o ls is cutting p rice s to the b one! Always Nice Tn (llvn THE ESSEX STUDIO BOIIKHT L. COX PHOTOGRAPH Clt IM NOJ1TH PARK AVENUE PHONE »1# FOR API’OINTMENTB 1^1 \ - Robert E. I'rary reached th# North Pole April rt, limp. TONITE t ill ■ Doors Visit • Cyan Oar IliM Hally! SUN. & MON. COHVK I WITH A M IN ’ ____________________________________________________________________________ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' 1 i - Hav# by buying the benl — Hava by buying direct from factory — 8av# still more at this great sal# I Supreme Quilt-Top Hollywood Bed 1 10-year guarantee. No buttona or tuftii to hurt your back. Hand-tied box spring. Choice of many beautiful damask tickin g s Selling in lcad lp f MtoreM fo r $139.00 — Sale Price m Foam Rubber Hollywood Bed F irst grade m attress J20-year guarantee! Matching reinforced box spring - 10-year guarantee. 6 legs free! May be. used as box spring and m attress in conventional bedstead. Price per sat Full (rise ?109. Royal Comfort Hollywood Bed 312 colls; sisal insulating pads over spring and layer upon lafrer o f soft. flq ffy cotton. Prebuilt borders p r ir e s i sagging. Choice of beautiful eovefa. Matching, 100-coil box spring. 10-year ,*.>• guarantee. 6 legs Free! sk Sale Price J A M ! S i I \ WAK * ... ■VPiJSjtsaBGiw 'itu w H B rw IlH il j T R IP L E SAVINGS — Reg. Price - $109. TU R D A Y O N L Y ■ Twin si** I f f Hollywood Red 210-coil inner spring m attress with sturdy rolled edge, and matcMng, 80-coil box spring. 5-year guarantee — will last ye^rs longer. P er sett E d to is Heir, write $59v50 Sale price $ * 0 0 ' j �I F YOU DON’T THE WEATHER receive four Sanford tier aid, City Dallvorr. by 7:00 P. M., plseee rati YELLOW CAB 1444 H eir In partly cloudy and con­ tinued « arm through Tuesday with scattered afternoon thundershow­ er* U AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A ILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUM E X X X X I I I EtiUbUahed 1908 SA N FO R D . McCarty And Odham M eet In O rlando FLO R ID A MONDAY MAY 19. 10112 AsmtrIiilrti !*rc“‘. I.maetl Wire No. 193 Truman Bans Compromise On FEPC Bill Sanford Joins Nation To Celebrate Armed Forces Dav ^OdhamAccusesM'Carty Of Handing Out Illegal Publication Distorting R e c o r d MALCOLM S. JOHNSON LANDO Ul — Oan McCarty •mj Brailey Odham laid face to face today some of the Ihlnga they've been laying about each •otbor from separate stands In their contest for Hie governorship of Florida. Neither pulled any punches In the first opening statements nf an Informal debate before several hundred men packed Into a Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon hare. But few new accusations were raised Immediately. Odham did declare that a new piece of McCarty campaign lltera• lure handed nut at the meeting coipparlng their records was an illegal publication ■ M Land an effort to distort the record. He called It the "moat deceitful piece of campaign literature ever produced In Florida." McCarty, following Odham lo the stand, told Otlhara It "la not an Illegal piece of lleterature. It Is paid for through my campaign ireasury and every single piece of * Information on that sheet la •documented. You can look It up by page and by bill.'' If there were any neutral voters In the smllnre, they were hard to find. Each candidate a* he spoke was loudly cheered by.hla own sup­ porters and as the candidates swapped questions and answers, they each got loud applause, whistles and boos. From the nnlsn (her made It was bard lo tell which had the most support. Odham prodded at Me* •Carly a question that he has rereatedlv said ho wanted to ask him: How much did ha spend In hla unsuccessful 1041 cnmpalngn when he reported hla expenudlturea of 10,319. McCarty replied that hla atata menta on file In the Secretary of First Street and the rest of the downtown section were Jammed i presenting troops throughout tho count) march in precise (urination, by Fieri Kli-tloo-r, tin- Itnvoum.l Storli.i State’s office showed more than with patriotic cltlaona Saturday morning as thousands turned out to Upper right, the Lions Club flout, reph-ir with bathing beauties, In- Casselberry, awing theirPhoto* partnera to irrrordlnn ncroiopanlmenl lower saa.ooon instead of Use iO.Jtt that chaer participants In tho Urgent am] moat colorful Armsd Forces Forces Day Day eluding one Impersonate) by Al Sklnnn, add* » note of fun to tho right. Hie orange amt black untfnniieil Seminole llrgli School Hand, . ---- ------.jd Odham uses and ha stood on that parade aver Boy Hcou^a^pd Hcoujs.gpd 1Cub Cur Scout* ivar held here. At upper left Hoy re-1 parade. Lower loft, student* from the I'biMln Square Dame School. paced by majorettes, play* lively marrhea for the orraabm, figure el honest compliance with 'f ’ x ,. **■'" ■— rw * *»*~— — -----•+“ the law In effect at that Ume. ■ * l n •a r ic ge. ' • • ^ H e a a tfL iha t S t buy radio or nawapaperj advertising ad late without In behalf nf a candidate hla knowledge ________ ■ ■ ■and ■ wlthou _ out raqulr. Ins It to be reported. He added that he has a group of certified public accountants In this campaign In check hla compliance lo the teller with the now lost stricter reporting law. McCarty declined to make a posi­ tive statement demanded by Od^ II'u i i i m i I Oa N a t Hlahtl M other Of Three Children Dies In Fall To Highway A mother of three children, >lra. Willy Walthera, was fatally Injured shortly btfora midnight Saturday night whan aha fall • from an automobile about two miles north of tha City Umlta on Seminole Boulevard. Sheriff P. A. Hern announced this morning that Investigation of the death by a coroners Jury will take place. W. E. Watson, Justice of ihe peace,. stated that the Investigation will be held Frlday afternoon at 1:30 p.m., whan Assistant State Attorney Hubert flrlaga la due In he here. This morning, said Mr. Watson, • th e Jury viewed the remains. Jurors are C. L. Redding, If. A. Montlrth, W. L. Roche, J, P. Hardy, 8, L. Henson and Murrsll Smith. At the time of the accident, ac­ cording to State Highway Patrol­ l. man K. D, Harrison, the 36 year • eld mother had been riding to­ ward Sanford In tha front seat k, of tha automobile with her hue* . hand and James Mathewa, who wal driving. Both man ara sta­ tioned t l tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Following tha accident, Mrs. Waltham waa taken by tha two man to the Naval Station Dis­ pensary -where aha waa pronoun- • fallen frees the tar whan she attempted to move from the front to the bock eeal end her foot cantfct In tha door letch, • i tha pavMMnL ’ Funerdl services will be at 8:30 > m . Tuoadav at in* Jo * Crows Church of God., le vV,, Jc will officiate at the services and burial wtll followin Ivergreen f e f f M..Sm R ,1” “ ■ Ware And Rush Sanford, Seminole County Citizens ' British To Give Up^ Address Sanford Honor Services On Armed Forces Day Their Investments Mnnfnril end Hrmlnnlo County fication nf the Armed Forres tin - Within Red China McCarty Club rttUens thronged downtown streets tieinotiNtrnhlv added In tin- toliil Odham Attacked For Attempt To Abolish Local County Court Sutimlay morning to cheer peril elpanta In the largest and one of the most outstanding parade ever held here in honor Of the armed forces of America. .Sharing with other cities of tho nation the annual opportunity to l ay sperlnl honor to the men and women of the Armed Forres, living and dead, white and rolored citlsena united here to demonstrate the spirit of unity, strength and freedom that exemplifies Amer­ ican determination to resist any threat to fundamental rights and liberties. Cent. J. I . Chittenden, com­ mander of tha Sanford Naval Aux­ iliary Air Btatlon, Introduced by Judge Douglas Stenitrom, and speaking at First S tm t and Mag­ nolia Avenue following the pa­ rade, keynoted this observance by warning that the world still walks in the shallow of another world war, and that only through unity ran this nation achieve the strength that will Insure freedom. Ho further stressed tho theme nl unity hy pointing out that uni­ More than 3d enthusiastic slip porters of Dan McCarty met Fri dav night at the City Hall and made plana for an Intensive gu­ bernatorial campaign In thla area. John Santa presided and talk* In behalf of Mr. McCarty were made bv former County Judge It. W. Were and by Fletcher Rush, Or Undo attorney. Judge Warn voiced opposition to Brallay Odham on tha basis of Ida lack of business experience, Impul­ siveness, and acting without con­ sidering the facte of a cause, atieh as hla attempt In 1IM7 to abolish the Seminole County Court. In contrast he pictured Dan Mc­ Carty at an experienced and suc­ cessful business man, who knows the value of a dollar and how beat to use It to advantage. "He has demonstrated hie ability to work with otbar business men with co­ operation and harmony, to arrept, ae wall as to give advice gracious- Cleveland U t^ e s Iv and without fanfare and1 has In demonetretinn hla legislative ex­ Co-operation perience," said Judge Ware, Clean Up Drive In lltnstratinn of hla charges against Mr. Odham: he pointed out The close relationship between that tha latter, while a member of tha Florida Legislature In 1047, fires and a thorough Job of aprlng Introduced a MU tv abolish the cleaning was stressed today by County Court of Seminole Coun- Fire Chief Mach N. Cleveland, fir., In announcing that tha annuel Spring Cleaw-Up Drive, sponsor­ ed hy the National Fire Ptotee* Hon Association, will IM observed ty. Seminole County,” said Judge “A good Jol ob of i prlng cleaning Ware. "Yet Mr, Odhapi did not m u lt with tho *Bomlnolo " “ ■ * * “ County M | meant more than a pall, a mop, curtain*," Bor tho Bgard of and freshly stare: nia have County • f t ,ilonorr, nor tha the Chief said. "Plr* Hng tha nil vitally a way of acctun winter monthe, often ere notice to tho elllseM,” forgotten by the ho e until it la too late. We ve In In De­ partmant ara mlMoti leter estad In preventing ftrfc than In nutting (hem oa!, m .we would By way Ilka to give the heowwlfe e few by thol&troduotlon spring cleaning Ware rend two (Ceetiaiee Oe Sanford Herald n ew c m pum p City workman thla maTnlng ware V "' buay Installing • new pim p,ettha Steel Co m This, srs strength und cffcctlvcnc** of tin military services «» proven ’n operations In Korea “Wo must, however, have a nun Inclusive unity if we ale ......... tsln freedom, he asserted, "> unity of purpose j ad effm I us Hu as defense Is emu-erned, Hint will loin together all of our cltlsenry. in and out of uniform." An adequate u.d durable lie fense for America must he hull' on the unity of the Amerit no pen pie, he declared, and stressed Hu fact that this unity depends nil a full understanding of the pinblem. of the dangers fared und what mull be done to meet It. Tho chief danger to freedom without stem* Irwin the intent id Communism to mle the world. In­ stated. Many cUlien* (luting the aflei noon took advantage of Cap' Chittenden’s Invitation to visit Hu Naval Air Station and to view tin progress made during the yr.c since re-sctlvatlon. C lo u d s gathering overhead, Com mission Ciimlidsilcs County . J- )iplomatic Recount tion Of Pcipinj* Re­ gime Not Affected I.ON IXIX f i - Worn out hy nl no.sl tllfi-e veal ' id roti'lanl 1‘otll iiiih bin;,, lurid llnii'h bust ■** today was reported iilunutng i > abandon its him > p,.limit dollar I investment on main i '0,1 md net i epnrleil I i Actament Stand Puts Renewed Energy In­ to F r e e - F o r - A l l Nomination R a c e _____ llv The Associated Press A on compromise Hand by Pres­ ident Truman on civil rights has put a new head nf steam behind the tree (or all race (or the Demo­ cratic presidential nomination. Ami a weekend sweep of Ore­ gon'' IS delegates to the Republi­ c a n National Convention hy Oen, Dwight D Elsenhower narrowed ttic HOP rare between the general anil Sen llnhcrl A Taft of Ohio, Thi* week's delegate harvest get* underway Tuesday In Mon­ tana. where the Democrats and Itrpuhllrans both hold state con­ vention* During the week, 103 del­ egate* are In he picked In six 'late* scattered throughout thr na­ tion The Democrat* will name TO rrpre*entatives to their nations! c m colion, nnd the Republicans 35, there are no slate primaries tht* week All delegate* In both parties will be chosen hy stale party ronrlaves The Democrat* will pick up 13 delegate* In Mon­ tana Tuesday, 32 Thursday In North Carolina, 30 Friday In laiu1'iao.i nnd six Saturday In Delsu are The Republican* will select eight delegate’. In Montana Tuesday, 34 in U I'liinglim stale .Saturday and three Hie -nine day In Minnesota. Haw ill Republican* derided last Saturday their eight delegates 'honlil go to Chicago unlnstructed. I i eiihmi er's lead 111 Oregon's Httf primary where Tall was not . on the hidlnt and rapture nf all 13 id Vrrmnnl’Hdelegates, put him within ta convent Inn votes of Taft in the A'soelateil Press tabulation, flu- AP tally I* based on delegates pledged. Instructed, or willing In expres* u first tinllnl choice, and on <andidale rimrexxlniis. The Taft (on o* claim about 450 delegates. ’the AP latudnlion now gives Taft 375, nnd Elsenhower 33T, nut of till delegates so far named. I There will be 1.306 delegate* In K *le HOP convention, with 604 ' nbeded lo nominate President Truman set off a drive lot i vigorous civil rigid* plank i in tin- Demnrrallc nlalform with i .Saturday night speech tn the XnieMcan* for Democratic Artlon \H\> Truman demanded enactmen! id proposals he ha* 'iihmtllrd to t ongre** for a Fair EmI'lovnieiil Practices Commission iFKI'Ci with enforcement powers in present racial |ob ihscrlmlna Hon Tin* t* Ihe Issue that stirred ip i Southern Deninrratlr revolt in the ItilH presidential race kiiioiig ihe Democratic presiden­ tial candidates Sen Eslr* Kefauv er o( Tennessee had 111 delegates hi the AP talmlalion. havin'! picked up 12 convi'iillnii votes In Ihe Dcm11 ttit<iitMrit ini rMMff Social Security ExpmiHion Bill Is Rapped By Doctors 11 n i i f l n i t r r l ServirwH Held For Mrs. Morrie Rail Saturday Al .1:00 w. it. ■’tlrown" Miller, Crl.-i y Avi-mn- fmmer, and Kail lltgy- I'othnm, oil dlstrllmtor, lire , , , ,nliifj,s•-* fru i-ii'inty comnii*.*ionet diMtnrt No, I Hidijeel lii H i" . 111111,1 I ii ........m ill im m a iv mi Funernl -i-rvb’r* w. i- luld Sal In the fli*t primary Mi lligg'iiboHiiiiii "••"'••I M s vote, i'day nl .’I 00 |,.IH ill tf•,tV Hiim* Miller 177 The two olllei i niidiilale* m 'In mi e received n I iil*ri">al I'hnn-li fn, M,i Mrrrl" 707 votes. H Hall. 77 fnriii,., Siiufuid real*!■ 'it, win, dli’d Ill'll wi'i'k In it In,* tt'natlased lla P»a» F a ir I 1-,'nl in .liiukiHiiivilli' (idliiwlog ii I'MCf illlH'K*. Pin' Iti'v || l.vIHi'iim /.fniiiii-rSetainole High •"iin offli-litN'd lit lb" -,'ivlr*' und iniermrut fiill'iwi'il In Kvergrci'ti School Band To i •nirtcry Ai'livp pnllbi'itri'r* Ini-bideil Arthur I. tttrrd, J. M in.WASHINGTON 'ff The Hlllec BOSTON iff-Mnvuit'huaetl* and P resen t Concert i-i'i*, John tV Mi-1*i-o, \ W. I,an, Ithialu Islnnd law enforcement m nl Price Stiibdlratlou said today .1 - *k I. WllkiiiMiiH mid .l*iiii-» W. were at parting way* in pi lee molrols are lielog Mispemleil Novelty numbers, Including Hi.- riant, Itiiuiiriiry liallliparrrs were thorltles ns they sought solution of the no raw cotton anil prai'tlcally all "Blue Tango", will be among H" t lliiwkiii* Comicllv, J. <!. Sharon, day S’ . II, F. Whllncr, Hr., It. V. fabulous $1,310,000 Brink's rohhrry textile* ln< billing those mnilr of musical sslectlons to bn played the Seminole High Behind Band u< Whltner, Jr., It. W. Dranr. II. W. nnd the gangland Maying of a wool, cot Ion r.uil synthetic filler* ops iifflrlal* said Price RtahilIte annual concert Saturday night ,t> drr*nn, t,. J. Frasier, Holland wealthy mail hoo*e owner. The apparent break between law I l/er F.lli ' Armill tigncrl Ihe order et 1:00 o’clock at the school oudl 1 |t"nn, ilnn.lall Chair, J. 0. torlum, Ernest Cowley, director, Hutchison, [|, i„ Perkins, Sr., enforcement oHIrlala nf these neigh Ihls inurnliiB Details are lo be A. Driver nnd O. W. Spcn boring slates became known Sun I announced late today announced today. , , On Tuesday night at «:oo n r . day night when Rhode Island's l An iilfleliil told a reporter Ihe tlrs. Rail wn* Ho- widow of the o'clock, 88 members of the band, order set* t.1 ;u» rents a pound a* known ea the Pep Hand, will play bit" Joseph (J. Hnll of Saiifonl Ally. Clcn William K Powers an . the point at which raw rotlon at tha Rita Theater' In order to uVi npri nteil n linrdware store nounced "thus Tar HokIoii author! would be brought hark under con dmlng the Hlglla on First Htrent. ties do not *<iem In be Interested publicise the concert. ! I rnl. A varied and Interesting pro­ Mu. Hall, n native of Tampa, had In Ihe Information available to u:i " j This rninpares with the existing t'.-n making her horn" In Jack gram of classical and light popular Powers accused Masr,nchu*"tts numbers Is being prepared for the (i.iiville for several yrn-s with her authorities nf showing a definite celling of 15 Tl rents for any fit Saturday night program. Soloist* mu noil daughter-|n-1nw, Mi. and lures month H applies to while lack ol Interest In information and extra while middling grade will be Dana Wilkinson, trumpet Mi*. Joseph H> Hull. ntber survivors Include two which hn said might lead lo aolu and Jeanne Lane Miller, clarinet. 15.in of an Inch Staple length, Tha band has played on a num­ nHi"r sons, Henry Crane Hall, lion nl thn Jan. 17, 1050, Brink'', gross weight Dnltnn, fin, and William 0. Rail, robbery and Ihe Saturday morning ber of occasions here Including DrAn official riaiil Ihe order on tex Rary Day when a concert war Thnmasvllle, fin.: two daughters, ambush shooting of 40 year Idea exempts lust shout every Mi*. W. J. Hired, Orlando and nld Carlton M. O'Brien. given at firs t Street and Mag­ type of fabrle at Ihe mannfsrlurMi*. Hetty Halt Mosely of Palm Powers made the accusation ing level nolia Avaaua. llnich; II grandchildren nnd eight shortly after Joseph iph F. McOlmiis, All of Ihe products have been Commenting on tba band's con , former convict 'fet and* Boston selling far below ceiling and nftrlbutlon to this community, May- great grandchildren. Among those from out of town ght clul ICnntlnt<*il (la l*an* Thr**l club owner, had been re­ W. H. Stamper declared this rniiig^ 'Ih a Seminole High attending the funeral wire Mr. leased following lengthy question­ LEGION MEETS TONIGHT has given Sanford and Mrs. Dick Brown of Miami; ing in tha slaying of O'Brien, own­ The regular monthly suppar _ musical flavor and (irorgr Woods of Jacksonville; Dr. er of a Warwick, B. L, dine meeting of Campball-l,osslng Post civic pride on many and Mrs. Alan Jones, Welhorn C. and dsnea place and a Providence, 53 of the American Legion will a moat recent being Phillips, Sr. and Wsjborn C. Phil­ R. 1„ dinar. Two shotgun blasts killed O'- hr held tonight at the l.eglnn Hut Forces Day. For thla we lips, Jr., all of Orlando. IN s Ms s h (in Pas* Tki«| on Lake Shore Boulevard. "Chow" grateful. The co-operwilt bo rationed at 7:00 o'clock DAUGHTER WANTED r. Cowley and tba band XARY CLUR with the meeting to follow nt 3:06 LONDON Wt — A man among ttmcllant, and I personT h «e wag no meeting of tho o'clock. Poet Commander J . D. cltlssns to show their loo many men appealed for help stated thla morning that M ty attending tha con- today In tho personal rolutnn of Rotary Club today on account of Cordid! tha annual boat ride and barbe- the election of the Legion Fair thn London Times. "Father of three tons desires a cug. held gt Lemon Bluff laet Association officer* will take nlnro will gat a chanea to da lighter," tba advertisement read. .Wednesday. • The next regular tonight anil asks that a good turn"Can kttyaa send *uj|eitloniT" meeting will be held next Monday, out of members he present. ad 6a rage . F o o l Law Eli force men I OPS Suspends Agencies At Odds All Price Controls Over Big Robbery .On Raw Potion S u iw : i ■M WASHtNitTON Iff (Hie icdlon of n bill railing for * .Inn ruilllon dollar expansion of social security benefits wax attac k ed hy the Aillfr It h i Medical Association liflay as "'oi-tall/ed nieillctne " The provision relates In Hie In .iinmce rights of persons who he'ume permnuently ant! totally tilsallied while coverctl by Old Age mil Survivors Insurance The AMA "bjecleil that Ihe language of the section would give Federal Securi­ ty Ailmlnlstrator Dscnr Ewing "absittule control over certain medical iicllvitleN " The lijll was to lie called up In ihe House today under iiartiamenlary rtrrumilanec* which forbid amendments anil require two third* approval for passage. Sponsored by Chairman Doughton <D N C,| of the Waya and Means Committee, It would In­ crease (nr practically all retlrtd persons now on Ihe rolls by $3 a month or lfltt per cent, wfilchmer Is larger. Persona who retire m Ihe future would get up tn $3 i month more than under Ihe prescut formula There would be pro­ portionate Increases for wives, widows, children and other bene(Iclnrles Dr. Joseph S, Lawrence, director of AMA’s Washington office, tald the provision gives Ewing power, diming other things, lo lay down regulation! on a national basla gov­ erning medical examination! of persons claiming total and perma­ nent disability, and tn deny appliratlons for disability certifica­ tions If Ihe applicant refused to rehabllllati accept rehabilitation under the Vorational' "RehibUJt ‘ nation Act. Movie Time Table RITZ "Carbine William*" 1:60 • 3:06 - 9:12 - 7:18 • 9:M MOVIBLAND "Mutiny" PRAIRIE LAKE “Lovt la Battar Than Evtra” 7:30 • 10:80 "dun Craur" 0:09 only .................. " .w i'ii-.'i b a a e f c a r �4 * * '. ■ '-WAMlt •■*< vtofr; to tofijte ftlffolfi ..JAJWH WUnK/.B “Ilf l it r jf. Qm 0 ,r __ f h . Tte S t P---------------2TT C m m W ' With Vacation Ticket tU R T n u ra n K n ock s O u t 3TON •WABHWOT »y Id comprom1** K - " L a t t u '^ " i v T f f l Additional fame fop has been achlaved by Power and Light Company's nua) report and' Ita clever “va* cation ticket" both af which tewi votoa away from Tinman in South been named winnera by tha Fwtie CiSUoa. Mliiliiippl, Loulxlana Utilities Advertising' Associates. Tilled "Evenrthlnt Grow* Fas­ ter, Steadier in Florida", the pow­ ,___»p hi* eta er company a *361 annual report irlon within tte nctlcnal relating a cheerful, dynamic story . com swap, .aidI h« believe. a uf Florida’s progrry^ wan p .I u ■ S & 3S M '.J f f l f i S «■ Health Conference Meets In Gainesville WHY LEA V E FLORIDA TH IS SUMMER? Coquina H otel ORMWD BEACH. FLORIDA | p | | | | p | » n irrr llr *n H # s a -< 4 n ritM n e a r) area A re. maim er temperature only Ta.a* Or# a a hreeaea—eaal ala kIs IIS roams aa* kaika Planned entertainm ent, Cash (all lavage (re t parking r l i N l kearb' s i r a W t o . M l r , uaerawded ael#a*U Ik ha|e »hnmplsa»klp pail eaaree Detielew ■eetet-isM e a t e reMea to* totolt* reears—frie a e ir, Ii I m b . i A tea* E R ludlng three meals) I> ES ILDREN d im s IX ffl, A S— ^ t y 2 5 Rhtt e l1Without m*ala Foe Varik* H if f lr A ir desired. m Well* a * Wire r 't t ;' s oIK t f i t ” nWMUNlI BtiA IH , FI.ONIIL fo W M W v-< the now partornuaca car coat and • • M te tte OPTOM ETRIST US Magnolia lift _ Plaintiff v r t ie t t o r t U r* hand ae Clerk rtt mrrCeurt and the seat S u asion * L-v _____ JCtocui vt-Attotber for . of said Court, this i*th day t« North Cour A.&’ l l t J . irrtaado, Floy p. HERNDON erk circu li Court Heuilnnlft County, Florldn SffiUil. a _______ M . McMtVAN A PERSON Attorney* for Plaintiff II N, Oranaa Are. Orlando. Klorlda CUI'HT OF THE IK_________ TMR Cl nlCTAC ■dwaeda. I t s Tremonf Sr. noCfWCEIT nr cheater, N. T. AND POD aUSIINOLM COUNTY. M J B i a A . Vou a re Pereoy r#»|«nr#d to file your wrlllep defense*, personally IN (-HANCMMV NO. I*Te k iv o a r a o) by auorriay, on tho loth day i. N<t. June, toss in the office of the I’lert pnnAi.RK ARM IN I'lalntlf f, of the Circuit Court. Hanford, flemis t x t i : o r f m j H i u a . in c h * x - io ta County, Florida, in a certain , dlvurea proceeding aealosi yaw In i'll AIt LIE F t IMINO, Defendant v o n D iv a n r n said Circuit cou of Hemiami VM!•VS*K O -MWrt f I II r.r PC BMC ATI ON t)KOW»h t’otfKfc, Jp hi" TO: C^AHUU IU FLEMINH, PL! _ -----------eac* unknown. Ton ar* hereby ordered to ap­ -K Ee.. jiA iu m m : b . c o ok nARuntL^K* Dslendaet. pear tin person or by Attorneyt In VllfQte n »i. t o » r r r * * Ike Circuit Court, of Serutnuls noritU reeitM . The Slate of' A y \a f Id a * I h\ » 11Vl h County, Florida, on nr before the llth day of June. A. If Its l, to K. tVioke, Rf. No. I, day u? May, -f o >l»rjoMa ---- j r answer a Dili nf Complaint filed inis l. l-outaelll*. M leelulW 1, herein against you. same being a Vuu nra nereny re<(ulr#d to »Pio H W V o u r, anil fur divorce . otherwlee u liep -lr in >» i-ertam Dili .u Complslnl IHMALl tree I’ru Cuiifesetl will lie entered 1 1ini i, s itlost run lor a illvort'a, now iiDllfllinLDKn AHHOCIATKH egalnel you fur failure to appear, otiKiiNM In the t'trouil t'ourl Ramiplea or answer aa required by law not- Countt. Florida, returoahla lo Mshfrirdj° Flo rfda in - m il Oar of June l» tl. Jo de- Attlorneye for Plalhllff “ T O nkmh my band and official fauli |lt*r#»f #ald t-ause will proIN NTH r *h#l Ihfi* order be published for TV. (he elsiusorv l.me renuired h r law tor loor coneacuilva weeks la tha ■anfunl lleraid. a newspaper «» t u a v t t e ' j f t . ' s . e A N . . . en trsl rlrculsllon In <*w cnunlg corporation M isting under the Lnwe of Ike Blais uf rroetda, id a a * official "wiTNClUl Mr fcand Pistnilff. at of ofi fflce al -Sea. r f t f W ' this list* dar of '".oVj™ Is m M A M A / Seal Is Issued For x Braille Centennial NEW YORK (Bpaclal)—As part of the International obsmanc* of the centennial of Louis death tha American Fo for tha Blind, havo Jointly a special commemorative which •IJJ** I* I being widely Thisi seal bears a i Ola Braille's hetw. ■ w h of Lou child reading a braille book ate the dates 1809-1168. Tha seals will be dlstrubuted In sheets of 60 each, being Intended not primarily fo raise money but to foster public rareneess of the Increased Op­ Opawareness* portunities irtunltiea afforded to tte blind through the development of modern teaching methods based on the use of bralllo. Loula Braille, the originator of tha system of raised dot reading and writing which bear* his name, waa blinded some three years af­ ter his birth on January 4, 1809 In tha liUta village of Coiu p rn y , ducatlon France, He gained hla educati at, the National .......... __ Institute ________ fpr 'or Mind Children, Paris, at which ha late* became a teacher. M. Robert Barnett, the aaaeuAlva director of tha American Foundation for tha Blind and him­ self adept In the us* of braille, point* out that only 80 percent of tha 800,000 blind persona In the United (Rates know brallla', while In the numerous overseas areas receiving service from tha Amar lean Foundation for Ovtrstsx Blind the ratio of brallla literacy Is much lower. Mr. Barnett de­ clares "it I* more than evar Im­ portant to promote the teaching of this system In avery possible manner- Louis Drallla's great achievement should ha widely actrlqimed to tha end that more ami Mora blind people shall turn their s js s w : a T" o u r V l - , ‘«2Tuu, } f !| !'o f t u I 2 c u t) ItT. MONTOOMBtlT, ALAHAMAl A sworn complaint kavlna Plaintiff, va. HODKRT J. HMAl ih«M p r t a u d i n lu commind you I n appear apd file your written da* £ F n ' filed t W hera­ fem e* tu the Complaint ism **r di ld on or before ih* l*ik •*. otherwlei De­ June. A. D. ISSI, or otherwlee will ‘be entered cree Pro ConfVsso wilt agelnet you. ThTga'nford Herald la designated asi a newspaper of general clrcineun In. which this citation shall be lion published once each week for four corseectinva woeka . , . . .J w . w .,« A.D IIII. "o . HERNDON Homlnol* Ciluniy. P b.rlJa Alii i-le N. Cleveland. J r Attorney at Law P. O. Hoi ISO Hanford. Plorlda Atlorney for PUtlnllff AT TH E hnn'vn IHRALI clerk . Nint JhidfptMl Clr« cult Court, He m I n o i e county, Florida. I.v Tiff: ( o iin t t J V o a a r s c o t n r ’ o r s c m v o i .i i c o i i s f r , f l o m IN 'V l’li: MATTER OF THE T a TIJ tiKi ’l.L IA SI It I LET IIUHTON. WIU.I •aaeil f <#a*s THE EMHa­ H T A T K 'V /'V I ^ in iP A Defendant* TOi law. devisee*, legale**, or granlee*) and nny per*on e1*'™ 1* * by lhrouah. under or aaatoel E. Mason ltoberfa Enlerp rise*. « dlsanlved Etorlilu ■'’ontnralloni atT nf whose ra ­ M ......... NEXT OF ___ ........ lt IN, ....... THE III1TEKM, PERM. Oil OH DENE I tv Horn; OSH NAMKfl A ftn ltB JjAVINO on CLAIM I ...VINO OH CLA fn°Rf,,£ 1 et'uato" * nd"bel’nit Vuu it ml each of r»u are hereby noUflril lu In and ap|pear a t Ihe r Judae of part of the HWJ* of olHce of III* Counljy the N of the EWU lyina Memlnul* Counly, . Torlda, at Ihe Wei Conn _____ iluiiso In .flenluril. snltiriL' Flo Fiurtda, •u lamgwond-Wehlta on Thursday - tha m b day of MS/, . ,"I*/,Hpn a s (load and South of i^ingwood-Poreal CHy Hoad, nf A.O. ISIS, at HLCO o'clock A.M., flection I. Township II Houtb, thsn noil there lu preeent euch avlHang* 10 Kaali and, All that d*ni-e ami proof aa may be neoea p an of tha MEM of th# h h h •ary lo establish your claim of lying Houlb and Kael of faingriahi. Illla or im aresl In and lo wood-Forsst citv Hoed, of MacIhe enlHt* of the eald decesaeil, Eon ♦, Township tl Hnuth. Wnils oi lllley Huston, otherwise tlsnaft SS East. •shl M ini- will he declared sarhealr o l l AltH HHIIHIIY llEqitlHI-lli eil lo the Mlale of STurlila ea proIn snne-ir to th* lllll of Complaint vhleil hr law. IN WITNKHH WflHItKOF I k*ve on tha lllh day or June. A. D. IBM heieunlo eel my hand and M il as and upon, your fallurs lo appear Con Cmimr Ju d as of Htnilnole County, plead or answer, a Decree Prork PrtHeeso will be enl entered aaslnst volt Eh.rhle, Oils the ISIh day of April leaso --------OHDKHHIt l o t .................... . EH HI*t ltllat this Notice IT III OlIDKIIg A I* 10(11. ^ i .Herald. _____ nOtfklLAfl HTP.NHTnOM be• published In Itho Hanford I M II rlrrulatlon a newspaper of g■eneral County Judae Hemlnol* Lciunly. (MEAL) published In Mkla will not tw Baked to pay them, and iiialdantal centriiam will ha earmarked for tor price, t«|m for vale#, aid for '11 i m i /hi > r Np •<*«■ n r i Now b fitir ■ted gives you big-car comfort with medium- protection. ; \ - 1 *• STARTING A PR IL 16 CASH PR IZ ES EV ER Y W EEK IA VI ! ANT INTMliKUT, Oil CLAIM OH TITLE To T ill) EKTATM OF UKCKAH n ii.n r h u iito n , u g .______ . M A I T L A N D INN EV ERY WED. NIGHT p . - ;s .r assn of circu it Court ___ ____ tTerk AMATEUR NITE O. P. II w Court on thl* the »lh day of Star. ,e a "i m a . f * ,’TO..»j 5| Phona 1 ^ w jM la e i w r t - L t r HANUOM fa s DR. R McLAULI ■ S W ftlto B c te ---------- - ^ Least Notices GAINEHVILLE, (Special) — Aimed at preventing Industrial wastes, tha fifth annual National j'ubilr Health Conference will bo held on the University of Florida campus, Hay 20-81. Tha confarence, sponsored by the University's Civil Engineer­ ing Department, will open at BiSO Tuesday morning ami will f u ­ ture addresses by leading authori­ ties on Industrial wastes through­ out the East and Bouthaast, Principal address from tha two'dav session will be delivered by Dr. Malcolm Plrnle. s partner of energies * tha Malcolm Plrnle Engineers aantIbl i N. Y. Plrnle will address a ban- , Wa* have daslgnad and toauad quit session at 7t90 Tuesday *T*nlsg ip the Student Service tk lu memorial aegiaa," contlauM Cantor. Barnrtt, "to be la r . - '- " v ■•* - — g pra***» and other MILDnRD riANHOM, .. . Defendant mint for workshop — vrvFfcw f a a m i aw Is here and abroad. To- MILDnKO ftANflOM c/o Mertta l.\ r.Pitotel ccntptttK *-. «<.?' reports to stockholders conducted by the utilities assnelatlon. A uninue Item, Florida Power and Light Company's two-foot long "vacation tlekot'* which waa distributed by thousands to Ipteres! people In Florida vaca­ tions, won third placa among scorer of promotional pieces en­ tered bv utility companies. II. II. Coleman, division man­ ager fur Florida Power and Light Company, said the awards wan made at tha annual masting ef tha Public Utilities Advertising Association In Mlnneepolle May 9. "We era particularly proi these iwarda bees use they r our company'* keen Interest promoting Florida's opportunttos", Coleman stated. "Our annual re­ port, winner of ona prise, to de­ signed, among other purpose*, to show our state's sound and ex­ panding economy and thus at­ tract Investors to Florid*. Such additional eaoltal for Florida mean* more firms and factories, bigger payrolls and better cus­ tomer* for our local itorai, "The other award glvan ua la for a helpful and popular "va­ cation ticket" used last year which said on ona aide, "Your tiekat to tha best vacation aver . . . . Try Florida Fun for '61," On tha opposite aids the tourist find* were listed our place* of Interaat, grouped In a content lent manner April, the fourth month In the according to tha sections In which ■used e Ditto W walkout and l ad by a stales righto modern calendar, waa the sero-'l they era located. ign that took iM electoral ;n the Roman calendar. TrtB- hdA ltt •n Meted pits: convention hei *y. Key Wi Krauae, g$hU itlh illR m swx ti c ^ T n i ^ . - W : A V u tpeeeh tu Mm AnurMani for "Ilia members of Urn drafting ilr temperate, imittea are ‘ “ *U* **** *------- commif*“ ““ ‘able, *----Action ___ can 1-balanced persons who ■ala weli-ba wain iout a platform acceptable to the different viewpoints," he ared. cKinney supervised the naming i preliminary drafting commitHerbert H. Lehman, New described by other convention k. a member of the pre-convertInin is down-the*middle on the platform drafting iroop, told civil rights issue. Among other*, reporter: Hep. it rooks Hays of Arkansas, "You can ia» (or me. I al who has taken tha lead In trying for a strong civil rights to compromise civil rights l«gl*la lion, was named to tho group. Southem senator) who opThe anti-Truman program view­ Turnin'* proposal* for a Fair point la represented by Sen. John ■ Sparkman ----- -----------of Alabama. bi Oov. ( F I F O wiui Robert Louisiana. _bert K. JCemwn K lanta attor­ Burfcet D. Mw ney end assoclale. Richard l u - of _ ten. . “ Russell 0 end otter*. movement in IMS. RACIAL VIOLENCE „ Walter George of fleorgla NEW YORK toi-Tte National M doubts now that McKlnAssociation for the Advancement w will prevail r'l view hope the eonventton will adopt of Colored People and the Ameri­ that' pro can Jewish Congress say there has #ni something like thl been a steady increase during the #y former ten. Freud year of ’‘violence designed to IMS," George seta, "But U last the IMS plank, the action maintain existing Inlergroup In­ very, very objectionable equality" In Ihe united States. The two organisations. In (heir South." Joint report on civil re bed proposed ■ plank gen- fourth annual right*, added‘ Sunday that "the fedslate and local invammanto a f K n & f t S ! eral, have shown either unwillingness or ‘ ■ IMI “ Itrey forced through the imantde.mending inability to cope" with this vio­ niton a statement stive pro- lence. i Truman"'• legieJe of Ruslaef* a t e ric rU r Prof*: ■ GRAND P R IZ E AT END OF 10 WEEKS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY BY "THE THREE COCONUTS” CALL WINTER I’ARK 3-9281 FOR ENTRY HIGHWAY 17 • 92 AT UNDERPASS �Botanlcally, apples arc close rcl LegalJlLJt Notice la.-..^ _ i l._ Out And Out 8EOUL, Korea 141 M il charges twice drove Chinese . defenders off on embattled hill on the Korea central front today. It waa the aama hill wait of Chorwon where men of the 30th Battalion Combat Team said they kllW or wounded every one of 40 Chinese at ita top Sunday. The tough Filipino raiders hit the Reds again this morning. The Chinese fled. The FtUplnos with* drew shortly under Red mortar fire. Later in the day a second Fili­ pino patrol caught the Chinese nap­ ping. The patrol hurled grenadai and charged with filed bayonets. The Chinese fled. Ten Reds were killed in the two eiamtHi. The Filipinos were wear. Inffregular Issue U. S. armored vesta. None waa killed, the U. S. Ith Army said. U. N. raiders Sunday fought Into haavlly fortified Communist bunk­ ers on the western front. They then directed U. N. artillery fire onto fleeing Reds. ■Allied troopa used the sturdy Red underground shelters as protection from the I rain of hl|h eiploaivea. i MJNSAN, Korea l*-T h e top United Nations truce negotiator to­ day labelled an "out-and out" lit a Communist denial that the .Rada bad agreed to Allied screening of captured Reds. Inside the Panmunjom confer­ ence tent. Vice Adm. C. Turner Joy, senior U. N. delegate, told the Redi: • "Had the results been to your liking you would have enthusias­ tically welcomed the product o fthe scanning." North Korean den. Nam Q re­ plied; "It is Inconceivable and nobody would believe that our side who ft firmly opposed to the retention of our captured personnel by your side under whatever name could have agreed directly or Indirectly to your so-called screening." A recent Allied quisling of Red prisoners of war showed that near­ ly 100,000 North Koreans and Chi­ n e# prisoners said they prefer death to returning to communiam. The Issue of exchanging prison­ ers blocks an armistice. In Tokyo, Oen. Mark Clark, U. N. supreme commander, an­ nounced that Maj. dan. William K. Harrison Jr., will succeed Joy as senior U. N. truce delegate Fri­ day. Joy, only remaining member of the original five-man truce team wtm-h began the talk* last July 10, win leave the Far East June 8 to become superintendent of the U. S. Naval Academy. Harrison has been a member of the U. N. delegation since Jan. U. Clark has not announced a re­ placement for Harrison. IV t'O V IIT «V 'flit! Jru n u . h h m in o i.u S T A T K UK K I.M II IIIA . DR. C. L. PERSONS D R .L .T . DOSS I IB South Palmetto Avenue HOURS 0 to 12— 2 to 5 303 Atlantic Dank Building Phone 763 OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED *T» fo rsT V , m u t.V P I I I I U t T K . IN I I K T I I K K H T A T i : <iK T t l K f U M U I A II I I A N I K I . TO A M . I V I I U t l IT MAY CONI 'K M X i Nullri- I . tio r r !■y g l v r u tliiit J II. I I A N I K L III..1 h i * fln nl r r p - u t »» " a w - u l u r o f i l l . t 'M t ti . of T h o o .io .i it IJ I ’Alll.l l1l»ci»rt*>*it »h** hr i l l . i i . l l l l o n fu r d u a l t l l * t h » r * » , . n i l that hr " i l l n r i ’ly M ini' ilou.i .1 0 ‘iiiKl 1 * Ml. iiMroin I 'o i in t y J m l f j o o f C . i o l n o l .' I 'o u t it v . Klo rliln. on i l l . m u i l . y of J u n o . to s s , f o r »i>|irovnl ■f M m . mu! fo r fltnil iII imT iu I'R . no r t . r i l f o r of H i . »» ln t o o f Tli.-.t,l o l l 4 II l i . n l o l i t . o . j | . . ( l J. H H A M N I. H » . o n l o r of 1 I 1 . fM ia s A V O d h am P ro n o ses 4- L a n e P l u R i t u u of Thp.nlo.ln II ]»l. i l . r r n i . t l . JACKSONVILLE—A long range "Thus," Odham said, "all Florin pre-ram to four-lane t,U0 miles of can have Immediately the four-lam Florida's arterial highways waa Improvement that wa so desperate ly need, and for the price of what rapaiai here by Bralley Odham we have been paying for waste, andMste for governor. graft end Inefficiency." Tbe Saaford candidate estimated Odham further pledged that theiat tbe qoct to the state would be people of Florida would have (he as Federal matching right to vota on the project before undo would be available to pay tbe It would be started, and recom­ emoUng coat. Odham further so* mended that a "watchdog" com­ mated that MR of the first gaso­ mittee be set up by the legislature line tM of 4e, or 1c of the lax, la to provide a double-check on the wasted la kickbacks, feather-bed- progress of the project. ling. rigged eootract letting, and Odham emphasised that his coat figures and other technical data He further estimated that the had been obtained by competent itato'a share of the cost could bo engineers, soma of whom were atired with the proceeds from lc formerly with the State Road De­ 4 tax. or about M.000.000 per year, partment, and that he had checked vlth the Federal Government pul­ the matter nf Federal Aid with the ing up the other half as lo uauatly Bureau of Public Roads In Waib'■'flu o« Federal Aid Projects. Ington. western (root. Allied troopa used the sturdy Red underground shelters is protection from the rain of high explosives picking off the Communist troopa In the open. Filipino troops on tho central (root. using grenades and bayonets killed or wounded every one of 40 Chinese defending a hill position west of Chorwon. The raiders from the PhllipplMi' 30th Battalion Combat Team said M Chinese were killed. The Filipino troops wore regular Issue U. 8. liaua S. Army nylon and matal bullet-proof All Allied raiding parlies re­ turned to U. N. lines, a U. 8. Eighth Army Half officer said. Fifth Air Force pUota reported they destroyed 117 Rad supply ve­ hicles despite the handicap of low clouds. Elevetn supply buildings islroyed. SEOUL, Kona III - United Na­ tions raiders; fought Into heavily fortified Coi day, then <1 f I # onto flat CHIROPRACTOR Now Shew lag l’ in* V i "Love In (letter Thun Ever" gnuasoo* '/a-Pint iw m Pint $ 1 .4 0 $ 2 .7 5 FIFTH » 4 40 Quart With KlimIx-lli Tti) lor nml Lorry Park* — Aim* — "(lu n t ’rnxy" $ 5 .4 5 A, *!*•ill' » |***« mil'ClE MI’ll'Rfc CO * MT t ,*>v M * H.-H- rm v rrc CRRNC90WN Seventh Fleet Tuesday. He re­ Law Agencies cce, who will take over from Vice rtdm. C. Turner Joy as command­ tcuiinM r i M sm i er of Naval Forces In the Far East. Joy Is returning to the U. S. to Brian In front of his lavish West become superintendent of the Na­ Warwick home. val Academy. The attorney general said Inves­ tigators In his state had uncovered Information Indicating that the O'­ Cotton Controls Brien slaying waa tied up with the Brink's Job. . Km mi »•«■» Oat) Pwers declared the Brink's hold­ flelals predicted the suspension up—the nation's greatest cash rob­ would mean no change In the re­ bery — was planned by McGinnis, O'Brien and Alfred A, Oagnon, tail prices (or the fabrics. The 43.38 cents "recontrol" point Pawtucket, R. I„ a prisoner at for cotton means this: If cotton Rhode Island State Pruon. futures should rise to 43 39 cents, □action has named nimsalf and OPS would put back the present O'Brian as planters cf that daring robbery. celling of 43.39 cents, On the Now York exchange, cot­ Powers said "we have a witness ton fur July delivery was selling who Is ready and able to glva evi­ at the opening this morning at dence before s Suffolk County (Mass.) grand Jury that Joseph r , 34.19 cents. The celling on spot cotton which la being suspended Is 45.7g cant* a pound, based on prices In a group of counties in the Carolines used as a base. This Includes a spot average price of 41.14 cents plus an average freight dllfersn* Kelly. Powers or police. He said ha [a ready to present evidence to the grand Jury if anything de­ velops Kelly could not be reached for comment FISHERMAN DROWNS DUNEDIN (41 — An amateur fisherman. casting whila wading, Stepped Into a deep hole and drowned In Tooke Lake Sunday. Ha He was Marcus Barnum. 43, amploy* of the Skinner Machinery Company. GUARANTEED 'Tin For Urnlley Odham BtRiuNf | Know lit Btnndit For True Economy; 1 Know He Will Fl|ht For CUen, H o n e x t Govern* FACTORY-METHOD TREADS applied on STILL C H R YSU R t% W t ’V V jtf | v vK\ V y V I W - 1 SARATOGA 6-PAS9ENCER SEDAN y i One mult ie perform*nee, Men oft no*-pnmium fuel, fitch M yt o tter felt. Another reeult Id 0 term economy. U'ft en tngi seemly forme cerbon deposit t m ites less best end develops I then other engines. U MfliOA longer, end etey you/iftr da t 1 ™ y»i OTHER SIZES ALSO LOW AT THIS LOW PRICE HOW CA N Y O U AFFORD TO DRIVE ON WET, SLIPPERY ROADS WITH S M O O T H , WORN, DANGEROUS T I R E S ? .................... the* other earn Mb da •one in end feel whet We T r, . j/j »i* ithcivyelar full-timePomeSteer* M i j i i (iM iS ji Jnllllflla •♦, *'- ’ • - * j ■ ■ , » Lonijor M i l o a j j i Mod* of Cold Rubber you exeeute cne-Hf* the t (O r piuoudut | TCwjrrsibt.j'u » « o Soma High Quality Tread Motorl?!* an I/irri In Maw Tiros A Now Tiro uru -i j.,. iu pfii" k . 1*i ,• 4.;..*. “ ■ e\K.wferae 1* • • Same Tread Doslon • j*as ■.v In . Now Tiros •- 1 • Some Tread Depth dl- In Lihmvpdt* New Tires $ *. 1 l' • lam e Tread Width q* In Now Tires *.♦>.*u ■ i 4 "j(41^ JF’iaVi , Xjr/tieirrMa. Phone II K'.'Jjjr.t ’.v-S �x sm d 'A n. 1d1 ■t—-» Tile Sanford Herald f t . . . . SWtoMtaMf IS UN . . HOLLAND L. OBAN ___ Ul rtlrtMT M tlM n rN M a NMlwItM eoA M lln * MHalaoasal far Ilia M r*aaa M a t faa«a. will a# dkargog | Mwalav ad v artu ia* rets*. HOME! ^ *J '. *j' r1 •yj| H*" T h e decision on th e steel seizure u s e b efo re ;U m S upreme Court m ay come today o r it m ay ta k e vteeki o f deliberation b efore a conclusion Is reached. T h e nine ju stic e s a re aware o f th e ir responsibility and o f th e precedent th e ir decision will se t. F o r t h r t reason they m ay take m ore tim e URAL TELEVISION MOTOROLA Com»t*ts with aortal and boorttr GENE’S TEXACO SER V IC E I U I l a a f t r i A **. a food tim e fo r labor nnd mannuement to m ake one moro e ffo rt a t reaching agreem ent. Unless such agreem ent Is reached fu rth er governm ent intervention seem s inevitable rcgai'diccs of tho Court- doefebr. If the Court find* thnt *hn seizure wan unconatltutlona the mills wilt rev ert to private ownership and the union wll call a strik e. T h e only power left to th e prcsldenet to h a lt It would He In the injunction provision o f the T a ft-H a rtley A ct, a tem porary remedy at best. I f the Court backs President Trum an’s action th e govem m en t may attem p t to raise tho wages o f w orkers beforo the m ills are returned to prlvnto ownership. T h is would mean th at collective bargaining us a method of se ttlin g labor disputes Ih on Its way out, urn! eventually th e governm ent would bo tho solo deciding fuctor in determ ining wages. It Is to th e advantage of both m anagem ent and labor to ,k l M I C l C lI\ r • P l D f - I N TH i A IRE LAST TIM ES TONIGHT With • Mark Stevens • Angela Lanatrarg • Potrlc Know 1m • Gena Even* Alin — News, Cartoon and Hhorta TUESDAY — W EDNESDAY Starring Rod Cameron Adrian Booth — Forest Tucker Chill Wljbi^JlnMnjMiydon A globe made during tho reign o f George I II h as been — •'•J’ <omnltg ■nlfW# borause ha h i* lost hi* mo. discovered, Its map outlines faded and Indistinct a ft e r 200 *W I«I possessions. No on* avtr loot years, The continents drawn on the globe have rem ained ac­ i treaauro laid up In mommy, It to treasured and remembered by cu rate but llttlo of the rest of tho Inform ation la still useful. ■Mioona forever. Ita laGuenc# According to an inscription It was "M ade by D. Adams, ••tar dlaa. The thing* that ara (only m athcmuticul Instrument m aker) C haring C ross, Lon­ aaan ara temporal; but th* things don. ,"rA un,**,n are atarnal__11 Ono wonders a t what the reaction o f the old m apm aker Cor. 4:19.__ would be If ho wore to sec ono of the modern globes w ith all The Couny Commitiion it plan- the changes brought by two centuries o f conquests and re­ aini to confer with the Irutleei o( volutions, wars and treaties. Perhaps he would reflect on tha Fi|h Estate regarding the pro- how futile is the work of those who map th e boundaries bonoaad Seminole Couniy hospital. tween nations. Ho might bo consoled to know th a t th e old ;W * i« the ha*t way lo get some- globe still spins at about tho snme speed as It did when ho drew It, Som etim es it seems th n t those who live on th e globe have grown Ju st a llttlo dizzier from tho spinning. Tin f5rti.Min.ili Morning Nawa ! CAhc nul thr fidrrt day with part ■ of Its Saturday diftipn 'printed on in per iriiidi- bom ttigar cane waata. High School Band ■ Writ, II anyone hat to rat their v/oi<l", It ihonM l<“AVC 4 good faita ( C a n 1 1n i t i i l V r i . m l ’ a | * O n e I X in their moulli anyway. are am) hear thn HUH Hand which will piny there Wednesday /or Arthur Kitr lilwtff, who recenlly the Watermelon Festival, Mr. v trnnhil .1 ,H>itrard 28 l.y 44 inchra ■ in m i 4ml !* (|i,iritig $5 R5 in poll* «i!< In th** |)(jitnuntrri ronvention m Arltnniai, drirrvei *ome special Lind of tummiinily *rrvice award , lot the Irigttfil publicity scoop of , ‘.'ihe " n r . • A new twin to *tatr legislation >. Y(a» given tha olhar day whan the r.,ifii>,( Ttihijna regaled that a Mate lanator in Montkello had lent - J!Q,0QQ to a prosperous night club ;* situated near tha Georgia liae. You’v# heard shout lh« man biting :< the ^o*. haven’t you>' 4 We feel sorry |w 'ryjmbsri of , (Vnnren who votecnhemselvsi sub­ stantial tag benslili the other day. They must hsve a haAt lime living on what they make and paying their taxes loo as the rest of us have lo do. But wjut we can't un* starsland is why lhay didn't Include an amendmsnl (of ihe rest of us. The most popular word in the American languaga today is "se. sues sgsinit the hazards of birth, ' akkneu, lift and death. But the . moot important word is "integrity" ' meaning "Honor thy father and mother", and "Suffer little children to come unto me", For without t integrity there can be no security. Speaking of minority rights, Gov?'•: amor Byrnes of South' Carolina ' say. "tho biggest ’minority in this •tcouatry U composed of the while tho convention adjourns. Secretary of Commerce Sawyer f (ay« that while the CIO staal'workers generally had triad to preserve artel mill equipment during tho re: eont throe day strike this was not Cartoon and Selected Shnrta Plan To See: AFRICAN Q U EEN 1952 Academy Awnrd W inner Ju n e 8 • 9 • ID First Hanford'a Showing S A H fO R D ’ By BID HBELONG Washington reporters and radio commentators made a lot of criti­ cal Htatoments during the last few day* about the legislative appro­ priations hill. Tho gist of their Mntcmenta wae that Congressmen luid voted themselves tax exemp­ tion. These kinds of statemsnts are not accurate, and these critic* hnow they aren't accurate. It haa long been the law that people away from their homes on business may deduct as a business uspense, the necessary expenses of their travel, room and board. Up to Jan. 1, 1053, Congressmen bualnesi. Wo can not. We are still not permitted to deduct qualifying fees or campaign expenses, hut If wo were In a business, similar eg* ponses would bo deductible. Wo ara, for all practical pur­ poses, required to maintain two homes and travel back and forth frequently at our own expense, ex­ cept for one trip a year at the be­ ginning of a session. I am glad that the Cbngreaa had tha courage to do away with the tax-frw al­ lowance and put ourselves more rearly In the same boat with other tax-payers. "I Asa For Bralley Becaaaa I Fortad Throughout My Parchase of Hla 8UCCBSBFUL, Wed KatsbMsbed ftiMMaker Dealerahlp Hla Honestly and Integrity Above Reproach or Question." (CaallaaeS Prani f a ir Rat) shaded thosa forming for tha pafkda froth the hot sup, hut threat* sning showers did not full until afternoon. Shortly after 10)00 o'clock the parade, ltd by Hhoriff P. A. Meru, and police Chief Roy G. Williams got under way. Spectator* Jammed the side­ walk* at First Mrtet mid Hanford I H IG H W A Y Congressman Herlong Reports Armed Forces Day S a « ‘v , S i S *8 8 1 5 coming fo Join the'high school llruno'a Ranch and Hwreney's bund next year," said Mr. Cowley, place. Clubs and organisations were and Im pointed out Ihnt Mr, lireIs doing "» very good Job" Irt well represented and tncluded Kl- msr training player* who will be vril. wnnls, alia Key Club, Rotary, uable additions lo the high irhool lluslnrs* and professional Wom­ t en's Club, Pilot Club, Hanford group. Garden Club, Geneva Garden Club, Colored limine** arid ProBrltinh In Chinn fesslonul Club, Local commercial entries were I I uallaavU Kmm l-aae Intel to Fourth Street, and were densely gathered on corners si tho pro- made by Rrltl Tractors Cu., withdrawal, however, will not af< cession returned on Pelmet to to Seminole Tractors Co. and Hot* foot Britain's diplomatic recogni­ tion of Iho Peiping regime, d First Street anti west toward Park point. London nowipapcrx said Foreign The final section was colorful Avenue, -----------, Edcn win „|, Riding In the forefront of the with the many entries of Sanford schools, Future Farmer, 4-11 Clubs Parliament _____ _ ___ lay that _____ British first o f the four parade sections were Mayor .Stamper, John Pier­ and various Roy and Girl Scout lUsinessmcn see mi use Irving to on In Ihe vast Far Eastern son, chairman of the eventt Coun­ groups marching along. Thssa In­ hang whore, until Ihe Beds look ty CommlHstoncr Dodd ami Judgy cluded eub scouts and colored scout country over, (hey had been dominant fig­ fig troops and floats. Btenitrom. Tho Dusty Roots Riding Asso­ ures In forelgnt rude for more Military official* nnd guest* in­ ciation, riders with high spirit­ than 200 year*. cluded Lieut, General J . C. Hut­ ed horses end a Mosely ambulance British holdings In China arc es­ chison, Cspt. Chittenden; Col Will­ mads up ths final portion of tha timated at 300 million pounds (140 iam B. Brown, Orlando Air Force parade.* million dollars). Tho newspaper re­ Base commander; Comdr. G. R. rior to the speaking, the B*tni ports said tho British owner* will Pearson, axeeutlve officer of the i High School Band played try to sell the holdings lo ChliwM Naval Air Station; Lieut, T, J . government agencies but that ita under direction of Ernest Cowlsy. Hudner, Jr., holder of the Con­ lilts — Ennis, Philadelphia, S t Navy Chaplain Danielson pro­ gressional Medal of Honor) Llaut. "Tho foreign otflco thinks llm Cot. Forrrat E. Breckinridge of nounced the Invocation and Mayor chances nf the companies getting the Civil Air Patrol, and J . Denver Stemner welcomed the cltlsens, compensation for their sbnmlonod Cordell, commander of the Sanford with Mr. Cordell of the Leglaa re­ properly am very amal, said U|s sponding, Poat, 59, the American Legtun. bally Express. Among those seated on th* Martial music was sounded at Tho Communists ordered the tha Semlnols High School Rand, speaker* . platform ware County sefsuro of all AmerloA properties Commission Chairman Dodd; Gen­ l by high stepping majorettes, on tha Chinese mainland at IM g Into vltw. Cheers greeted eral Hutchison, Llsut. Col Brte* ■nd of 1550. No compensation « h ktnridgs and Cant, W a l t e r paid. three platoons uf white unformed \. ji*V sailors and a khaki clad platoon of Krohne of the C.A.P.; Col. Brown. Tha Rods have selahl nutrigM Orlando Air Baia; Comdr. Pearl the Air Force, followed by a red. only om British holding, however,' aon and Llsut. Uudnar and G. L. Hit Asiatic Petroleum (£ ., In April, Buckley, D.A.V. Poat commander, 1951, This was In retaliation n r British solium In Hong Kang of 9, tanker formerly owned by Ihe (Au­ Clean Up Drive ntie Nationalist government *n^ ORLAN DO Sign ed : HOB RH OL fltudehaker Dealer (Pahl Poll Ileal Atlv.) ployera paid vast "Mttlomant" sums set by the Chinese them­ selves. The Dally Express said this was where Iho British government had been asked to atop In and assist In the liquidation — "tho govern­ ment will help by safeguarding the Interests of British employe*." The Express did not say now. ■rltaln. l a .a policy spill with representative . Tho reports M F a t h e r '* D ay is J u mp 11» Foolish F e a rs W. V. Bitting Touchton Drug Co. Any person who has symp­ toms of III ness and dwelfa on tha hundred and ona serious diseases hs or sha may have la courting trouble while en­ tertaining foolish fears. Every Illness gives aoma kind of warning, moat of them cause pain. I f . you notice symptoms of any kind, con­ sult your doctor. With early attention almost story Illness 'and even ths serious diseases Ilka heart trouble, diabetes, eancer and T.B. respond to treatment. Miracles of healing are com­ mon today beeauaa wa have well, trained doctors, pharmadata, and technician*, and an endless store of Dm drug* nt their dlspooal, Caprrlgbt Tki* to Ike earth at ■ eeelea *1 MllerlM advertlaeaMase ape*ar- AYM O N D O T U D 1 0 Florid a S ta te B an k Building Phtma 1099 (CMtlrsM r m » Pag* one) her n few pertinent questions.1 the Dtmoerstl irnnluaing s* po^bie so 19 will kMM'hwv to VOta, , Russell Wmlelf hss '*n- i Do you have pUee of m w i ; W * r t , and magWno* rtor^ away In closets, the attic, th# bsriement, or rthar oub«f-th«-wty place, la old furniture, at perhaps an old mattress or two atond la the attic, >\ ^ Jm !"a? clothing C J Q l n i n f ^laving Iljfin i IN Q I ln Y llH f spontaneous Ignition T Are shsrv- SSx*K 2Z hjijy •>VM5 *v.‘|fy2|>y I s:Tr l.T ril You Save ;»r ’ M*.’ ' » $ 2 4 0 .0 0 f, is , "Mm ) " i \( , $200.00 P1E H m gm v .y-V.. | • �Social And Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar MONDAY A piano recital In mcmorlam to • • Mrs. Fannie 8tembrtdge Munson * by the Fannie R. Munaon Piano School will be held In the studio at 603 Myrtle Avenue at B:00 p.m. TUESDAY Tha Junior 0. A.’a will meet at tha First Baptist Church at 6:46 P Tha Chapel Choir will hold re­ hearsal at the F ln t Baptist Church at 6:46 p.m. Tha Phllathea Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church will have Its regular monthly meeting at the horns of Mrs. W. P. Smith 440 Summerlin Avenue at 8:00 with Mrs. Clyde Hum­ phreys and Mrs. G. If. Sykes as co-hostesses. The Unity Truth Claea will meet at 8:00 p.m. at tha Valdes Hotel. The book 'The 8ermen on the Mount" by Emmet Fog will be studied. Tha public Is Invited to • „ The R. W. Ware Bible Class of •attend. tha First Methodist Church, will meet at ?:lV p.m. for 4 covered dish supper at the horns of M.‘. and Mrs. R. U. Hutchison In Camaron City. Tha American Home Depart­ ment will hav* its May bridge and canaata part* and regular meeting at the club house at 8:00 p.m. The Fldelli Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with M Mrs. Hugh Duncan at her home * h t 820 Catalina Drive at 8:00 p.m. . WEDNESDAY Mrdweek Prayer Service at Gentral Baptist Church at 8:00 p.m. The Sunbeams of the Church will also meet at this time—age 4 thru 0. Tha regular covered dish lunch­ eon of the Civic Department of tha Woman's Club will be held at 12:80 o clock at tha elu| house. The will lie a covered dish sup­ per and meeting at the new Photo By Itaymoml Studio Tourist dub at 6:00 p.m. All at­ Mlsa Betty Lou Partin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Partin, who tending are requested to bring a covered dish, rolls or sandwiches la an entrant in the "Queen of Qucnns Contest” to he held In Lees­ burg Wednesday as a feature of the Florida Watermelon Festival. to pass and own table service. Miss Partin who la « freshman at Stetson University, has won many beauty titles including the “Miss Honf'igd" title in 1650. T f!E SANFORD HERALD Music Festival Given At High i On* of tha moat outstanding musical programs avor presented in Banfora waa tha annual music festival of Saminola County schools In which US pupils par­ ticipated Friday nl*ht at Benlnolo High School Auditorium, which waa filled to capacity. Radio B riefs 8* (Listen to the "Report F rW E u . P fT B n ^ tomorrow f n n in v v / t ia i afternoon a f l n v n A n n at sal min. fl * 1 IS tope'1 Hear Dick Driscoll from Olio re­ port on “Dcfen# Of tha Artie Cir­ cle”, from Rotterdam on "Ships For Security", from 8lelly on "Steam Make* Jobs”, and from Munich on "Munich Rot In tho Red Bulwark”. Dick Driscoll call* In reporters Douglas La Chance, Valerio Courtenay and Kendall Foss, for his on-the-spot report. -1400An Interesting aeries of articles will be heard on WTRR's "Radio Farm Digest”. Dr. R. Q. Parka, head, Division of Soil Manage­ ment and Irrigation Agriculture, USDA'a Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering, will speak from Washington on the aubject "Atomic Energy Alda to Farmers". The fln t of the aeries will bo heard tomorrow at 12:16 and then dally through Friday. -1400"Tha Bar None Ranch", an hour tong broadcast on WTRR dally through the week la a Jamboree of aonga and music from western folk music, songs from the hills, and many of the novelty tunea created by hillbilly orchestras that nowa­ days u»* everything from the organ to the guitar for the ertatlt>» of melody. Tha "Bar None Ranch” la heard from 2:00 to 3:00 o’clock each afternoon, ' STETSON B8BAY PRIZE DELAND, (Special)—One Barfield., a eenlcr who will receive tho A. B. degree In Religion at BUtson commencement June 8, la the winner of a 6200 first |>rlsa for bar assay on Free Enterprise and tha American Way of Life, donoted by Walter L. Hays of Orlands. Pater Masur, of Poland, nloo n graduating senior, with * Lieut, Shirley Smith who is stationed at Randall Field In Panama City span! the weekend I I I * - Thousands of Bap- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. laded for home today after Ned Smith at Silver Lake. -gest and most successful I -of the Southern Baptist Mr. and Mra. Edward Polk of tlon In Its 107-year-old lil*- Miami aiient tho woakand with Mrs. Polk’s unela and aunt, Mr, convention closed Sunday and Mrs, W, L. Harrison, at night In Miami's sprawling Dinner their homa on Beardall Avanus In Key Auditorium where ll.ooa men roulo to Dallas, Tsx. sengers attended the eight-day gathering, They represented 28,280 Capt. and Mrs. Earl Parkins and churches and 7,173,408 members. rhlldren, Ronnie, Vickie and Doug­ Evangelism anti singing closed las, have returned to Camp Gor­ tha sasaion, with 12.000 gathered don, Ga., after spending a few In (ha auditorium anti several hun- days with Mrs. Perklnr father, dred others gathered outside to J L. Parkins. catch the breesei that awept In from Blaeayne Bay. Hugh II. Horton of the U, 8. Dt. J, D. Gray, New Orleans, Navy who la aarvlng aboard tha wia re-elected president of the 1I.8.S. Bryce Canyon which la convention by unanimous vote. Tha docked at San Diego Is spending convention will meet In Houaton, a 30-day leave with his parents, Tan., next year and In flt. Louis, Mr. and Mra. J , Paul Horton, Sr. Mo.. In »64. The convention went nn record Mr and Mrs. It. B. Pope had na lo the President and their guest recently Mr, Fope'a appointment of an sister, Mrs. Btm Taylor, city com­ r^sny^peraonsl rep missioner of V m Beach, her MSIn-law and daughter. Mr. aad Mra. James Young, also of Vote Beach and* Mrs. Pops’* slater, Mra. Lou Puleeton of Orlando. » to Miss Baruap. irfleld hantriando, the of knowing winner an persecucammtaaimi waa Instructed - Uta wldaat npaaihlo emnfeasl PTA CONVENTION INDIANAPOLIS Mb- Urn Nation­ al Congress of Parents and Teach­ ers opened Its 98th annual conven­ tion today with e plea for world / f ™ TSGNNiCOLOR n n K i x r n wot Mrs. Cullen fiend Of Azalea Circle Mrs, ,1, P. Cullen wan installed ns iiimldenl of the Asalia Clide of the Garden Club nt Itn meeting ami covered dish supper Friday evening at H:(HI at tne Garden Center with Mrs. Fred Pope and Mis. W. M. Mill shall serving ns ro-hostessea. Other offlerrs Installed for the routing year were Mra. Al Him:, secrelnry ami Mrs. E. E. Ander­ son, treasurer. Mrs, Cullen, newly elected presi­ dent, pi raided nt the business meeting at which lime It wn* decided to givr $10.00 Inward the nativity scene to he purchased for the hnndahell. Members present were Mrs .1 P. Cullen, Mrs. ,1. M. Mnye, Mrs W. M. Marshall, Mrs. Fred Pope, Mrs. Hoy Tlllls, Mrs. J . A, Young, Mi-. AI Hunt, Mrs. J. L. Clark, Mis E. C. Hnriicr, Mrs. W. B. Wray. Mrs. W. II. Jennings, Mrs. L. K. .Spencer. Mra. W. P. Fields and Mlsa Kllnlrc Klrchhoff. Is Guest Of Honor Dr. Grey Re-elected Baptist President SHOW INC I’lliitii l>y IV ,1 KIihIiimi l:.^ Mins Nnnry William*, daughter of furmri Mm mi It. Hums, mid Seminole County musk' Miipi-rvimii. pie Itig music festival Friday night nt Seminole High Si Innntinn with music teachers nml band lender a nmt with ii.tn Mclpating. Presbyterian Class Has Regular Meeting Miss Lillian Boyle Mrs. J . H. Meidck of l.ongwood la improving following a afternoon with a coffee given by slight illness. Mrs. Kmeat Galloway, Mrs. Buy Holler and Mra. Wallace Bell at J . Paul Horton, Jr., of the Uni­ tha home of tho former on Mel- versity of Florida la visiting with lonvllle Avenue, his parents, Mr. and Mra. J . Paul Tho Galloway homa waa attraclively docorated with vnrioua ar­ Horton, Lr. rangements of mixed flowers with Mr. and Mra. J , L. Inglsy have tha dining room entirely In white. returned to their home on Elliott Tho dining table waa overlaid after spending a week at with an Imported embroidered Avemm IInon’ cloth centered with iM Ar­ Jacksonville Beach. rangement of mixed white flowers Mrs. It. L. Darin left Sunday and flanked on both sides by silver candelabra. Tho hall waa arranged night for Hartwell, Ga., due tu with daisies, snapdragons nod 4hu sudden death of her newphaw, Queen Anne's lace, and the living Z.uk Brown, room and porch Imre arrangements Mr. and Mr*. E. II. McAlexof day lilies. Those In the receiving lino were under and Dorothy have returned Ihs hostesses, Mrs, Galluway, Mrt. from Durham, N. C. where they Holler and Mr*. Bell and Mrs. Jiavo been visiting for a short Lloyd Boyle, Mra. Boyle's mother, time. Mrs. Dyal Gray of Laurent, S. C. Mr. and Mra. Charles Searcy of and tha honoree, Miss Boyle. About 60 guests railed during (•ongwnml, wera proud to learn that their son, Charles, Jr., has the afternoon. rereived a promotion in tha U. 8. Navy. JAMES STEWART at "Carbine Williams Almost the entire stage, which was beautifully decorated, waa required to accommodate the largo choruses. The entire program was presented under the overall di­ rection of Miss Nancy Aline Will­ iams, school music supervisor. Climaalng the entire program waa a mlgnty chorus of tha US voices, augmented by the raasaed band* of Samtnole High School, Junior High School, Oviedo and Lyman bands, with Miss Williams directing in a salute to the Armed Forces. These numbers Included "Tho Marines' Hymn." "The Caisson Song", "Anchors Awsigh", and “America The ntautifur. The massed bands, under the direction of Ernest Cowley, opened the pro­ gram with tho "Star Spangled Banner”. Participating In the program were students of Seminole High School, Lake Monroe, Sanford Grammar, Laka Mary, Paula, Ge­ nsvm, Lyman and Oviedo Schools. Musical Instructors co-operating with Mica Williams In tha huge • The Brownlee Young Adult Class of tha Flrat Presbyterian 0 Church held its regular monthly meeting Friday evening In (he Educational Building In the form of a Folk Game Party. Mrs. Joe Garrett and Mrs. R. L. Sloan were In charge of arrange­ ments and refreshments of punch and cooklaa with Lorrle Black directing tha fames. Mon. Mar 1». 195* ON TH E ST A L K — T I'K S IIA Y — D:00 |\ M. ONI s k m i n o i .k iii4»n s r n o o i BE A HAND BOOSTER! , A lto AYS Fj RST QUAI I TYI Officers Installed By Yowell’s Clerks Go County Federation To Gossard School Mrs. Margaret Miller and Mrs. Martha Jefferson of YowellVt Store arc currently attending tinGossard School of Corsetry in Atlanta, Ga. The Gossard Com­ pany, assists In tho training of specialised rorsetlrres. Yowcll's lisa entered Mrs. J e f­ ferson ami Mrs. Miller In this training roursn In line with their merchandising policy of increased customer service. Upon comple­ tion of the course they will return to the storo with sclentlfii hygienic knowledge and tho ability to asalit customer* In gaining the new fashionable figure. Held regularly throughout tin country, the Gossard hJiool »i Corsetry le the oldest school of Its kind, it present! outstanding knowlodge of basic anatomy, cur- Mrs. George Otto win liudnlhd a* the new president of the (’min­ ty Federation of Women's Club-* at their spring meeting nt the Lnngwood Hotel Thursday. Mra. (). IV Herndon served as installation officer nml other of fleers Installed were Mrs. C. M I’artin, first vice-president; Mrs l.afnn, second vice-president: Mrs. Oaenr Hnrrlaon, recording secre­ tary; Mrs. James McGrath, cor­ responding secretary and Mrs. G. It. Dawson, treasurer. The fourth grade pupils of the Lyman School gave a fine pcifurnianre of the old fashioned -ru dance whirl) was received with much applause. rent fashion trends and up-to-date merchandising technique. Po- high fashion allure under your sheerest of sheers RAYON BEMBERG T h r u DeUctable N tw Summer Creations SI 1EEBS by Formfit All In dainty white cotton brooddoth with boauibno °P*n work embroidery, Wadi beautifully 1 A. Stsih freat Life Bis with w|il» adjust­ able »himliter strips, flits! 33A to 3(18. Value prised si MLR# #. Loni-Lln* Ufa Brl fsr r t it »nh half dip. 91st* 32A lo 42C. Value prised ft C. rsrwfit Csrtsr Bell, cleverly tsllnrsd lo May up. Sisss 24 lo 34. Vslut prired si e s .g # DEED T O N E S . V IV ID P R IN T S HI7.CS SPECIALS CRAB ROLLS I I D MEAT LOAF a Lois of alvln. . . lota of cofora I • Neal monotones . . . I«y florals t • T errific values at tills low price t • Hurry I n . . . ns ::;:n •t-:: T •I -4 ’T ' I £ AM �' . . "-V m ** iicom Hamm Holds S a n f o r d Hitless Until 7th Frame; |mbra Hits Homer By KENT C1IETLAIN Like * cooling volcano, the Seminole Blue* lom two straight gams* to the I’nlntka and gained tnd tvon apllt with the Ht, Aug itlm* Saints over the week. The Blue* (all last night Palatka, 4-2, to a flu-atrlckan linger, Baecom Hamm, who iat down the (iret 16 Seminole* In L'lWtr and had a no-hitter until tbajevanth inning before retiring. The defeat la Palalka laal ■; tight gave the Hemlnolea a re­ tard of one win and three losses ‘ since their amailng string of IT victories out of lit games. The Blues now are riding a twa-iame tossing skein. .Tonight "Chico" Corrulcs will u » and get Sanford hack Its wint ways again as thu (Hues the Cocoa Indiana In Cocoa, lea will he trying for Ids win of the rear. id-place Mute lost ground in loaing laat night the Aialeaa aa first-place Rd and third-place Jack* Sagvm. Beach both were defeated. Oaorge Smith lont his first * Came of the year after winning the flrat four contests. Smith . twirled a beautiful seven-hitter and gave U|I hut one earned run, ' however, the (omhlned chunking Of Hamm nnd veteran Cecil Hud­ son of Palatka Was better. Hamm, deaplte a high fever SM a perfect game for the JrH five framea nut allowing g ling la runner lo reach base. 1the ninth Dusty Ithudea drew • flral pass off Hamm and ---> waa aafa on second on Bill Campo's fielders choir* whlrh *M»d In n wild throw by second •man Carl Sc hulls tu first - permit I lug Ithwles to score, Joe Parisu led off the seventh - Inning with tho first Sanford hit as ha sliced one of llamm’s of* feeing* Into left for it single, ?, Aulea manager Hill HUdnuku .’ than called In Hudson In relievo Hamm. V; ‘ Johnny Imbrn rectified un earlier mlscue In the first half of 1 the eighth when ho slur ted the frame with Ida fourth homer of ths year with no one on. It was nm m second of thu year In Imbra’s Palatka. Sanford her ha k lerui rf ’arise Hi ileno ah llaro cf a 2b 1«a c If 1th p Ja Ua rd lb blan U Clift rf M. Smith 8b B Isrmoyar aa ulla 2b uton e I {!•!""’ P Hiition |> Totals Sanford ... 000 (Ml 010—2 B Palalka U0O 300 Ulx—4 It—Imbrn, Ithoiles, M. .Smith, Soderni rmayer, Clement*. E—Imbrn Hchulta. Kill—fkhultx, Button (1. Smith, Clements. Imhra. Schulte. Hit—Imhra. Hit— iablan. B—Sodermeyer. DP— enle to I'arlac; Hodarmeyer to ihultb lo llalrd. Left—Banfunl Palalka 7. III!—off Smith 3, mm 1. HO by Smith 2, Hut I I, HO - Hamm 1 In dinning* run. IIBP—Smith (Clements), P — Smith. Winner — jlamin 1-0), Loser- Smith (4-11. II— ihardt and McNaught. T— III, A -474. Page THE BANPORD H8RAI.D Manager Chuck Aleno Leads FSL The perennial slugger, manager Chuck Aleno, of the Seminole Blues forged out In front In the Florida Stale League’s runs Irntted In race l.y swatting 12 ba'cmei around to extend his total to 44 for the fir"* M2 mines. Aleno was second to Harold Martin last weal with M2. Martin added only sl» more HBI’s during the past wee) and now has 41 for second high Ir, the loon, At the present dip, Aleno will drive In 191 runs In erllpse the PHI. record set In Hanford's Ituddt I sl e hark In 1644 when he clubbed 110. Aleno's pheno­ menal Kill percentage Is 1.18 tallies tier came. Lake maintain­ ed slightly higher averaee than 1.41 to set the runs driven In mark In 1646. Ahum raised hi* hatting average hv one point to .MtWI hut fell one notch lo the sixth position In the jengne. John I inlira's lorrld .188 clip of last week was sliced to .318 which dropped him from the cir­ cuit's Ton Ten, which he ranked seventh in last week. “Joltlii Joe" I’arlse maintained his homer lend with all but In Prlday night’s game Orlando ninmtgrr Kd Levy poled out hi* sixth and seventh if the year tu pir** the Blues' first baseman. Beside* Imbrn nml Aleno, Pnrlse Is the only other Hemlnole Blue batsman who Is over the .MOD mark. George Ketil* dropped from the seleel circle last week from Jill to ,202. Plrst break In what appeared to Ire nn unpenetrable armor that found him standing off the best hurlhiK the t'los* It Florida Htatr League had lo offer found DeLand'* Jack Cadr, batting lender since opening day, losing ground. Official averages through game* n|iiveil Thursday, May 18 found Cadu high on top with a .481 aver­ age, hut that figure was 12 points below his previous high. Cade had a ronsecutlvr game hilling strruk through 28 tilts until lip ran arms* rouble Mur­ ray Hvrd and Jose Fcrnandei of Hanford early last weslt. Ilyrd iilanked him four straight limes, the Inst time Fernand#! fanned Mm with the liasea full, two nut, and the winning rati on bane. Five oilier* of Inst week's Mg Ten dropped out of tho picture to make way for four nnmea new to that list, nnd one who had "been up- _ Al Plrtle. Among those dropping out were the veteran Johnny Imhra of Han­ ford wlm hail a 20 game hitting streak broken. The week, ona of the most hocHe In league history, waa el Ini exist Thursday night when Drl.siid defeated Leesburg 92 to 0 fur the new record In rung scored while blanking an oppo­ nent. Oddly, llel.and heat Day­ tona, 21 to 0, In 1618 to set the record, with Daytona lying that tl AB Jameiun Photo Chuck Alena . , . setting a fast pace with 44 runs driven in to lead the F8L. nark last year In blanking Lees, burg, 21 lo 0. During this DeLami • Leesburg game, Bill Monstransky of the Bed Hats tied two league record* — walking tlx times and scaring six time* Inside nine frame*. A* though the Sanford Blues weren't making things hot enough for the league-leading Red llata, the letter’s grandstand and all Ita equipment was burned to the ground Just after midnight Wailnesday. The llata hope lo return to their bom* field Tuesday night after having used Municipal Bta ilium In Ocala Friday and laat night with the compliments of the Merlon County Chamber of Com' mere# and city. Prealdenl John Krider had hi* hands filled with protests, deny­ ing one end ordering the game replayed from the point where the protest originated. The lilt will find DeLand at Daytona May 26 with Manager Charlie Brewster at bat In lha alalh. President Krlder fined 8t. Am gustine manager Stan Karpinaki 128 nnd Saint catcher Martlnei 910 for "ahuslng the umpire" the night of May 0 at home, while fining Sanford manager Chuck Aleno 910 for the esme reason In a gam* In Sanford May 10. Cad# lead* the loop In ruua with 91, hit* with 51, and triplet with seven. Jae Paris# of Banford leada with all homers. with Aleno, Plrtle, and Lavy, all veterans, right behind with five each. Aleno Is' tops In rune hatted In with 44, fulliiwud by Mat tin of J b i Beach with 41, while rookie Howie Tesnow of thn Cleveland owned Daytona Beach team la leading In stolen hairs with 26, ten more than team-mate Haller had produced, K »l Knlker Dalogh Caldwell Punsa .... Last Thia Hit 811 HHI Weak Week .327 .347 .207 .210 .284 .290 .207 .270 .176 .244 .220 .233 .234 .228 Snead Loses Two Junior Feds Defeat W inter Garden* 12-1 Tourneys Out Of Tha Junior High School baseball racked up vletary No. • Six On Penalties team „ they iwtrabed Winter Oarden. batted In — suer, Chicago NEW EOCHELL!E, N. Y. Cine inuary. Siam ll Since Jantta: lento) fi won four va w n to win two allies, a| . Mi Cox, Bruok yti, Adams p playing. uylng nead,, upparontliy ui H* "lore armaak runs o, Brooklyn 1.0W finish of m r, Chicago, •) Mathews, nurnamenl Icock 'bJS com pis IS tha m main win St a "" '— r r Mel Fleischer Hurls Two-Hitter But Feds Lose To DeLand, 2-0 The Sp orts Despite a brilliantly pitched twohitter hy Melvin Fleischer, the Seminole High B c h ou| baseball team was ellmlna'rd from the State sub-group tournament as tinDeLand Bulldogs eked out n 2-0 triumph In New Smyrna Ih-och lari Friday afternoon. It was •ui-lally illsheartenh))' fu r the -litre all the -eml-flnslIsU been beaten by th« Kemlrmlfi dur Ing the course of the regular l.me hall season. The romLInetlon of a pair of errors and * one-run dmihle hy DeLand’s Fd Hei*lt III Hie rlvtli fram# snelled ultimate defeat for Ihe Feds, who not.hit Ihe Bulldoe* five lo two. It was the ereend two-hil performance of the v#ar for the curve • hailing Fleischer, who also rang un a one • hitler over Heabrrese In Daytona Beach last month. The Del and loss gave Ihe outstand­ ing Hemlnole Dinger of Ihe year ■ (3-4) season’s record. The Fed* opened the tourney with N tremendous hurst hv lam­ basting the Seville nine 21-11 last Thursday. The elimination of the Celery rede from the tourney offi­ cially endad the H.II.H. Im-ehall season for 1662. The Hcmluolr^, ronched hy Bill Fleming, posted an overall record of five wins ns against six setbacks In 11 tilts. Fleischer will tie returning to the Fed* next year as will Jimmy Krlder Ihe uthcr Hemlnole flliiKer. With thla year’s experience under their belts, they should form n Florida Male 8, In the Lake Apopka town If lay afternoon,, Jimmy Hawhl] m ars,-, Tourney Will Be j Held Here In ’53 H. Whelchel Offers' Seminole Co u n t y C. C. F a c i l i t i e s Lost Pet. Between 260-330 high scho-‘ DeLand golfer* will converge on Sanftr;. Hanford the latter part of next April .. 036 Jax Ui'icli the annual state prep link tourm 570 Orlnndu. m *nt as n result of the Florida In wake of a 17-game winning Gainesville High School Athletic Associatio ’.i 525, ■treak In IB encounters played, the Palatka decision to pick Seminole High Seminole Blues now have a 2-game COwi. aa the host school at the associa­ .364 loaing skein running. It Isn’t a Daytunu Beach tion's annual meeting in Gain**Laeiburg pleasant task to wrlta about vllle a week ago last Saturday, U luting team, hut like all good Hi. Augustimvan announced today by H. E. fans, we must be able to "t«v" Orlamlo 9 Jarkionville Beech Morris, principal of Seminole High Augustine Daytona Beach __yl the bitter with the eweet." School, All too often we fans will he Uelnesvilh- 4 DeLand 1 The ground work for obtain­ labeling our club as a bunch of Palatka 4 Sanford 2 ing the tourney was laid whrn 'Imme1 v i# kh i «m n , . ■—— '—tjjfcyafrUI Cocoa IJ Leesburg 3' hums"' w Hemlnole County Country Club Daytona Beach at Palalka they are In the^ owner, Hugh Whelchel. agreed Sanford ot L'ocoa depths of a lot-. to offer hie rlub'a facllltlca for Leesburg at Ht. Augustine Ing streak and the stale meet. Gainesville at Orlando when they are Mr. Morrlg, who le a member of DeLand at Jacksonville Beach winning we plau­ the board of directors of the Fifth American dit our heroa and District of the FHSAA, attended 20 11 Cleveland .643 say I told you so the Gainesville meeting and In­ 16 H .571 Uhlngton etc. To my mind troduced the Sanford request. 11 .531 16 Ion tha definition of "W - ire highly proud of the 19 ir York 16 .916 ■ "real" fan la leelowed on ua by th* .619 16 18 Uiuls one who may get since several other .493 Jcaio 14 discouraged' anor after I Is In th* atata gut In the IS .429 Philadelphia 11 del losing a game rquest for the tourna­ 20 .239 7 Detitrblt but will be right ment that w# did." he said. York 91 hock the next night pulling for I hie 91. loni Mr. Storrls said that the hun­ fecund two team In eplte of last night's seora. Philadelphia 20 Cleveland 06 dred* of gulfers would be housed Boston 7 Del roll 4 The normal reaction un tho part In ull th# local hotels, motels and of most fans now Is to ask, what Washington 2-4 Chicago HI tourist homes. The tuurnev will strong pitching stuff fur tin1 Feds last fur three days und will have Ir the matter with the Blues. This Boston at Detroll (Only game scheduled) next year. question could and I* bring ans­ trums from every part of thi Ili-Luiid (HM) 002 0 - 2 2 0 state entered. wered In many varied form*. W# National Hanford out) uuu 0 - 0 8 2 have analysed It this way: 16 Brooklyn Even girl*' team* will be 1) The Seminole* have faltered ew York Lindsey and Smith; Fleischer, competing. PWe'hop* to get up .720 18 fundamentally for the tame reason and Pi'iitilngtnn.' Jcsgo .331 enough Inlereet among our girls they reeled off 17 win* In 19 nclnnnti .336 it lo have ■ team of our own en­ games. And that reason la what Ht. Louis .488 14 tin' men who know him best say. tered In the meet nest year," Connie Mack once defined a* tha Philadelphia 12 Mr. Morris elated. Has the Hhots “Swingin’ Sammy” reatest single factor In base- Boston 11 .413 Tho Hemlnole High link team All agree that Km-ad has the all—pitching. In the Blues miser- PHtsburgh 5 .107 Hut, ns Jimmie Demaret gained ntnto-wlde recognition this Snead H as Y e t To shots. aide showings against St. Augua- Brooklyn 7 Chicago 2 say i, "lluuc'x u lot uf great spring In taking fifth place In the tine and Palatka here last weak, Bt. Wills 4 Philadelphia 3 golfers who never won the Nation- FHHAA golf tournament held in the main difference between the PROburgh al New York (1) post­ Win His 1st nl Open. Hneiul lias been unlucky loike Worth. Jimmy Fox was run­ winning Blues of previous weeks poned. rain . — he Just never got the break*. ner up In the fourth flight In that ami the club that lost if so badly Clnrinnall at noston (2) postponed, Hy HAROLD V. RATLIFF But I think he can win it nnd I meet. was the lack of conalstant hurling. rtln Next year's tourney will be Al’ Newsfeaturee sure Impe lie does.” Jual __ , al the aeorta __ ana Chicago at Brooklyn (n) runducled on th* same basis as HAN ANTONIO, Tex. Will This from n great golfer wlin all alal# tournaments with the they tell the tale. Sanford fell Pittsburgh at New York Ham Knead ever win the N:i iil’u never won the Nutioiial Open. lo Ihe Halnls 10-1 an Thursday St. Louis al Philadelphia (n) flrat day helng devoted to quali­ tlonal Open? sight and ihen on Saturday (Only games scheduled) Horton Smith, president of the fying round* and th* second and night they auecumbed to lha Thb great man from West Vir­ PGA, Florida International league says Snead hasn't the third days competition consist­ Aialeaa 17-9. Cerlalaly Ihe lack Miami Beach .030 ginia ha* been trvlnp for a de­ emotional composure. 27 11 ing of Individual and team play. of good pitching waa Instru­ Havana 18 .390 cade and n half. He almost made 23 One of the main reasons fur "Winn he missed l hut slior! mental in these smashing de­ Miami 17 .363 it several times. But there wa24 Hanford Was the ade­ leuiing the choosing feats. Well, you ash what u tho St. Petersburg .371 that eight nt Spring Mill In Phila­ putt nl Kpiitig Mill 24 11 quate aerxmiilonihtp file Ilit ion of­ reason for the lark of hurling? Tampa 11 .501 delphia and that Ht. Louis play­ (mil four lindies from the pin — It fered at the Hemlnole Country 23 showed mo he hud lost Ills cotn- L'liih located Just four mile* south Tha loaa of Lloyd Swain and tha West Palm Beach 22 .330 off with Lew Worsham. 19 posure," observe* Smith. "But west of Sanford. fart that Ihe Blue* had to para Lakrlund 13 27 .325 Generally, tha golf sturs think I think Klirnd will win the N'ndown laat Tuesday night to Id Fort Lauderdale 0 31 .130 This year's Seminole High team Klirnd wilt realise Ids mnhition tl.iluil Open, i rank him with the men might well be considered. Tamna 4 Miami 3 hut that he's going lo have to greille it gnlfi'l* of nil' time and non the EuHt Florida Conference Certainly. Ihe llluea don't have Ht. Petersburg 2 Miami 1 meet here from l'alatks earlier hurry. One prominent iinkster at the ton im a natural golfej.*' lha depth they did before the Havana 0 FI. Lauderdale 0 Imi deadline. In mimbera, yes. but West Pelm Beach 3 Lakeland 4 give* Ham 18 more years The Nnliuiial tlpeli will lie this month. The Fed llnksmen mainly they think time is running played in Dallas, 'IVx., in June. also registered a win over thu quality, no. It. Petersburg touted Orlando Senior High out on the slammer. Hurlere like (leorge Smith, Knead Int i wun quite a few tcmrnu- highly Miami B ern squad. "Chico" Corrales, Murray Byrd; It's the only title the sweet ,menta in Texan. Joae Fernandas and Swain waft h at Ft. Lauder- ■winger hasn't attained — it's an A Toilhh Situation FLYWEIOHT essentia) (acUire In pacing the obsession with him. That’s what It" tough tu always he the heat Bluta to thrir second placa rank­ TOKYO un-Yoshlra Shlrtl of man hut never the groom. Snead ing In tho league from n lowly 8F.MINOLE RLUfc BATTING AVERAGES Japan tonight won tho world fly Last .This ought lo know; it hit* l.appencn weight hosing rhamplnnshl ilxth spot with a 5*7 won lost fafihinshlp hy to him three linn s lit the National II Pleyer lilt Hll RBI Wceh Week cord. a no of MonoOpenthree time* ho bus been the gf Th# second factor la tha "law Aleno .. ,4 5 6 lu In 15-round ‘ lulu ... a, close _____ .round bout. runner Ii|fin,i .TO uf average*." No husvhull kniii Iiutiiu . Marino walk lied 4(1 .1 v r"» ■ can ainaa* u Parlse, .314 After n wider nf'limited nation, rol 111. 22 Jill 37 0 lO TP nnH i g r a ,| W f ■ K«aD »Inning tl .316 ,20) Sunni recently wall the Master* The decision of Ihe three Japan* 1 23 without Oavallaro .268 for n second time. The rest from eso officials was unanimous. ■ t r e a k will 28 .323 32 3 eventually hog­ Cami .24(1 thu tourney grind might have been An estimated 42,000 fans watched .27!) 10 0 It tino he fight. ging down, Pitch- Ithodi 12 .211!) .221 jo.it tin- thing for the Klammer. 21 .'I Mies .... n not he By Kay (Jnlto id lo go ixpectni QZAHK IKK . out . . . night after julght and win BUT THtM tATS HAVE 0 0 * 8 * * ANSWER TO ball gamu after U, LOADED TtP A MAYCR.* , kail game. HitA DOUBLE.' t *■ SACKS IN TH tens can tiut gat cV rnm urn n ‘ ELAY BAWL I 1 that clutch nit STRAtOMT 5 TO OUR HEW } night after night. "Chico" CorraleaAml fr o m a purely psychological standpoint players perform under mounting tension after aach victory. It Is at aueh a stag# that cluba like 81. Auguitlne, which have nothing to lose and thus are relesed.'wlfl o out and whale the tar out uf h* front running elube. Along Ihla line another ah* eervellon may ha maf*. During a winning streak a club will In­ variably ha winning baeauao tho HORtAYHCRT v i Y OUft CATCHUH NAILfO .200 hitiers are aHhw hUatlag Ilf BUNNUH A-lllO IM j o l i m i n e ir to tha ball out at a ,M w A99 fhp uiro thud /... a n - tM NOT CORNER/ i t r trun . and Juat aa watar seeks Ita own nicne qM8A bv. BCU.SC6 * THiiuw i tccoNO. lovel ao do players' batting aver­ C A K -0 M U * THRU N NtM f • age*. George KenU nnd Fred Cava Haro are juat two eaamalaa of thla. Koala hit only ,171 Tut year and during the Blaea* ■treak ha w u wall aver tha 400 mark. Tha lack of depth In the pitching apartment w u reflected when yraa called In from right to rellovo Byrd tho other agalnet Palatka and ha la urn gava wap to flrat busman M Parlae who luted only one *llrd of an toning before Pau ught iV In from WT w out of hit regu! In ap art hll " .M M ' By KENT CHKTLA1N Sports Editor COCOA I1ATTINO AVEHAGBH ■aa M R e s is t p r KI.OHIDA HTATlTftsAOlIK AVERAGES ........... ls FOB WEEK ENDINO MIDNUHIT THURSDAY, MAY THE TOP TEN Last This II lilt Hit Hill Week Week (I All Player-Club .480 .463 30 126 Cade, DoLa ml .3011 .302 27 110 Klnard, Jax Beach .377 .311 .11 130 Treadway. Jax Beach .340 .380 32 129 Plrtle, Gainesville .343 .301 30 133 Huberts, DeLand .360 .366 32 113 Aleno, Hanford .......... .402 .300 31 123 Tesnow, Daytona .340 .301 31 133 Smith, Palatka .337 .340 30 120 Hughes, Cocoa .327 .347 31 121 Thomas, Orlando jr -------------------------* - Player Major League Hughes . Humbert Leader# Matteunl By ASSOCIATED PRESS fitlonal L League mh - Ho Brooklyn, Snob, . Philadelphia,^ .943; k, Cincinnati, ,341; BaumChlcago, .330; Suaer, Chics1 Musial, St. Louis, .327, — Adams, Cincinnati and in, Now York, 31; Robinson, n arid Thomson, Naw York, tl. Chicagop Adcock, gall and ~ EnnliIs, Philadelphia 9, ms Mon. ————■ ■■ HT g Open SS1 ss S m&A M tN HE return JSJBS, al 4iM p m. . Mt ■MWM 9»nfM*.| A -tfa u a . wu iisPs m m m �. ry- p »j r i r ii " i i , r , , i H. JAMES GUT AGENCY I . General Insurance 812 EAST FIRST STREET PH O N E 78 • l. JAMES GUT of t . . RiiST. * A j £ i L 4!* MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING— TYPING' Shantz A re P a ir CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE f it P * _ * D . I . ma ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OK U l F ir S t Iv d lG lS FOREIGN COUNTRIES CRED IT B U R EA U O F SANFORD JAMES B. GUT Au m i TELEPHONES 180 und 1071 Hoorn 401 Sanford Atlantic National Hank Building !*ad*d f*r*l« Vy 1Ur CaJowrF PPOducsi i\~o Jlxth-inr.tr.j rJS» a;d t r .T th» White Cor a C-4 r.ctcty after Lou Cicater had pitched the 3rnator) to a 2-1 triumph over ' Saul Roaovin In the opener, Boston’* Red Sox remained in third place with a 7-4 victory over Detroit while the New York Yanke and St. Louis Browns divided a Vic Itaschl hurled Hurlers Post Good doubleheoder a five hit, 8 1 triumph for New York after the Brown* had eked Records With 2nd nut a 4 3 decision in the flr*t name. Division O u t f i t s Brooklyn took undisputed pos...____ |session of first place in the NationIt) Jtli: HI.tiTII.KK •*< League, -iir.shht* the ihjt'a.u Asso. lai.-il Press Sports Writer ^ u K 7 2. as the New York Giants Lillie Iliihby Shunt/ ami bit! ,.k‘‘l ' ll«e her,nose of rain, (lerry Staley, u pair of first rale tdanls were sehedille*! io pley pitcher- uiilt seconddivision t"o ^.imes "ilh the I illsburgh Pi­ les..>», air >ell.i.g a lerriflV pace i for the other 184 major league u " . aUu svashed away the ^ur|er!) uhrmilrtl twin hill between the Shout/, the 5 7 Philadelphia All. HeU* aml Br»Vf* ln Idles- southpaw, Sunday became n" ' u’" the llist American League pitcher . . . , to win os names ns he shut uul W i r t I S N t ‘ W B U I lt U d l the Cleveland Indians, 2 0. Stale) y , •* l ) ,„ w |i|,„ III fool st l.ouis Cardinal*’ right M i l l 1*01(1 C h a i l i p i O l l hander, ht-came the National Lea Rue * first seven name winner JAt KSiiNVILLK 41 — Jack Wirt aa he foiled the Philadelphia Phil wui. one laco Saturday and Iwu Ilea, in Simla) m the SI. Joint’s Regatta The 2tt year old Slianti now owns . lo liecm.ie stale bantam division more than half ul llie seventh ; champion ijaeo Athletic* 11 tr.umph* Staley The Miamian succerds ll.-rt Ver wu years older, has registered way. Jacksonville. I'.tM and 1051 exactly lialf of the fifth place Curd winner. w|m was fourth this time. IubIi - 11 victories. Oilier divisions and their winAlthough U pitchers won SM hi inure names last year, neither Smpo Ciam-is Seavy, Clear KhanO nor Slaley were umong water, defending champion; Pen Ihem Hobby bagged 18 win* in ‘Win Man Uiwe Sarasota: sul1B51 and Staley notched lt> They dde Jerry llwvnn. Miami; appear to lie headed for their first ' miser Gene O'Connor. Jack20-same seasons in the big leagues iiKi.es snnvllle. hoats with more than ISO Shunt/ Ives Garner. aa.it/ surrendered only three itiree h'1'1 "f "all urea hill to achieve his first shutout In Jaeks.ihi die, limits wilt, under 150 Henry O’Neal, the opener uf Hie dmitileheader feel of '.ill area Thomas Marti at rleveland The Imliuns came Miami, K class back in llie nightcap to register Alachua Sailing Club a shuimit victory ol their own as IIOMKH II MTV Mike Garcia blanked the A’a, 0 0 ST LOUIS id1) Bob Niemnn despite yielding nine tills. In the opener Hob Keller was Ihe Cleve Ho- jouimilism student who plays laud loser, yielding homers to Kd some outfield for llie SI. i.otlls Blow.is, broke into Ihe majors die Joosl and tins Zerniul. The Indians retuined their gay will, two luoio- runs Iasi Septeni game lead In Ihe American Iwagllr hei I’luymir his first game thin as llie second-place Washington -inmg the Browns ihlnl gnuie of Senator' spill then Iwm bill with i tin- miiipuicii lie ulso collriTed the Chicago While Sox. A buses I i home mu. t h e ? A v r ? n p m j* A W Men. }| () 13. J9!2 F*ye P»g* 7 DeLand, Sanford, Jax Beach Birds Are All Defeated By Mill, GILII It IIIK laied Press Staff Writer (i.iinesMlh- Sunday handed a I I i defeat to lo-l,unit's Bed Mats who I n Inw- lost > » little i lsjoii sli.ee iin n baseball stadillll) till, lit it llil-IM 1.1*1 week' It'll wlio slill le.el llie Klor.da Stale League In niher games Sunday, Orlando ‘rfi-oled ‘ Ii-ksonville lieaeli U4 ll.i-i lima Beach heal St Augustine, I l> Pa'alka Irimmed Sanford 4 2. and i 'm i .i trounced l.resburg 13 3 Mills h i - pill-bed a nine tidier In ciii Hie Gainesville G Men llielr Hill.I win o| llu* season n\. Me Land Hi 1 1111111 1l.-i inin pill-lung (or tinI'll.ilka '.\iii\is. retired the first t.’i S.iitfniil tutters In face him and held Sanford tulles* for si* Innings before being relieved in tin- eighth In ii-leian Ceell Hutson Km- Mavtona lieaeli Iliad Sroda pdelied five imilngs of no hit base 4»;»11 lo defeat tin* SI Augustine S tint * i inly lliree Si Augiislillt* halier- leaehed first base, oil walks and errors, hefnie the game was railed iii'ciiilse of rain after the (irih Gi-oiee iil.liman pdelied an eight till It I and li.iv Mininas hil a III l e e i mi in-mi l in lead Orlando's Sena Ims In uehiry over llie Jaeksim i ill*- lie.o li Sea Hud* Orlando col h i led live runs from Sea Bird I•iIt-lit-1 loe Angel m llie Itiird f jfeggu* ^ (ga&ur / p p trt 7avn yj COHK ON,y vtVHE. WCET «n C«1 r-nt^T aMOUOtoy'ttAK. -WAr — CDILMYIP (M Oocu an rFD ax uccd/j MICKEY MOUSE f— g lly Walt a i B .... i — I k b a ie m m k RgAPINtJ ABOUT A LB A T R O S S ES FOLLOWING TH 8 SHIPS O F THH -3 M A T » ^ a, » 7 B XPLO BEKS • • i1 KlNPA AXAKE5 >OU F 8 B L A S THOU3H •VOU w r K H LIVIN3 |AC< IN TH O SE , BOWANTiC OLP PAN* *•* # IH siu m VIBOIl " f i l l " TRUCKS, of the HeHolt Tigers, winds op for the tin il pitch In fame SK-ilmil Ihe Washunion Benalois which gave llurlght-hunded iperilli.iller » i o vlchiry fur the Titter* I metis, rlnflnf Bin bell all the way at Me* trull'* Briggs Kloillum. piuhi-il ihe leiund no-hll, no-run game in team’* history. |foterimiiuiiuf) IIit11111- I MO ill,SI ItOt NOS \l t .l’SI A, (ill. I/Pl link Ihn I.- li , was <he only golfer lo loeiik ;n Iwiee during llie recent Via !•* He -hoi i. Ii7 Hi...... eon I dm nod n tilt the ft tit■III a ml final dm \-i lo- finished fun. strokes Itin k n| witoi**i Sam Snead. Cards ol 7li mid 78 ruined llie woil-'r sen-nili u‘s eliulvees of Cupping lie * hill li IPs. in ue IMPROYEMEN I NUT MU AUGUSTA, (in. i/l’i I'm mg I lie recent Masters golf looriitiiui'lil the only pro to eipuil oi lieltel llie Kiime us he .went along was Vu Ghi’f*l, Inwood, N 1 . pm lilies si’s scores were 77 77 7i! 71. Hi1(11 total, howevei, was 18 stmk-buck of Halil Klieiol, I be wiilloi rtA tii *e * t line IIEKALI) WANT ADS l-'or K cmuIIh 1 RHONE 148 W m il U i w ill li# «rr#pl#«l ■ itrF i h r i>l»|lkuiiv tin nifM * •■in nil il in I ' l n i r i i r I f |i»ur f t i M t l a I U I f i I 11# I h r i r l r p l i u R i h u n k . 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Tutcplmnu 112,7. w in d in g , T e le v |s |u n and ri.d ln Gi ler Hi utlie. n (Iwnern. Lord. . s e rv ic e . A s n ea r tu you a s y u iir telnphnne 701. VACATION i i . . tup uf N'l.tli Cue •illnn at Pl.tmule Inn, Banner CARPENTER WORK Elk, N (.’. Iihmi ft. up in the For quick repair lobs, nr smut ni i-i.li- ivuinIt-ll ii .1,1 iif wentuiii building. Call Jim M42-M-4 Nm'li Curuii.ii., where yuu II find leisurely i-m.ifu.l, f **.-» LA\7n M()WEBH "sharpened. Hi final, lenntinubl'j rales Vmi ear, eycl.'M repaired. Hhumau’s, IIP lit, ,1 lilt III mdlil.lg if you fill III <1 E . 4th S t. m Jim may prefer sport* an ...........a lie n niii-li an I.IW ll g a m e . Pl.IJMIIINH Inking, fishing, tennis, swim Contrert and repair work. Fin mi.ig, anil guild gulf i-nurae* estimate. R. L. Ilnrvey. 20/ n, ur liy. Hanford Ave. I'lumn. IR2B. OARINETH. Cn.mtera, nutdim.rds 0. Vail, Wou.lwurklng, 1.12 Kao ford Avenue I'hune I46II-J. ORLANDO Morning Henthud, Or 78.00 lendo Evening Star, Cull linin' Bud Room Suite . Ray. 110S-J. MATHER OF H ORU 203.08 E. Ml Bt. Hone 137 HPEt'IALH I'hllllps-Carey LARGE alse otelea plants. Phone Aabeaton Hiding _308. _ Ceramo Biding $10 per Kq. lot Urndu $11 per Bq. j 11A N O B— Uulbrenatn, Spinets 210 lb. Asphalt Bhiugle $H.6(I priced from $010,00. Includes 4 tuning*. Terms, trade-in*. KaApplied by Kxpurt* der’a Plano Store, 1208 Myrtle, or night appointment* catl BECU HIT Y LUMllKH * 2f!8* W* HUPFLY TD. •th * Maple pboae 187 aM ft fir| ■■i i » * ■■.*■ ■»! - - - a ■ ■■ ■ IBW FLOORS surfaced to per faction. Old floor* made like mw . Finishing, cleaning A wan* "w u tfrs s a r 2iw.A4.Vuu!IfaJhy. Li 1*in111 | I'M -I F ill n il UN* LVffl«"l h ill* u l Sim p 1 | IlSfi. f \ I III IIS 11 1'I Mill ’ll Mill ill n t*« * I V I* * ilile 14* :i III 11 III ID **•* / »• I jiif. with unit inrmI tu y udi/uI i*«i» fIDilint *'ii ** mliiviuw ajipli it ii.ii A I,. KiLI m’m, Krii|nn * i.ili PKDIHREKD llostun Bull, f* * ’ill |K I| u l k m , N iV V fllL , N rw ) muidbs ultl —Ifi(MH); lialsum Hluto. Itual, 14 ft.—tntl.OO; German Luger $511,111); P-1H $60.0(1; —«J WORK WANTKII Kmit ti A Wesson, 46 cal. $60,011. Bus 002 nr I'imrie 27H. B A B Y H I T T E R — I b s t u f in fe r ence*. M rs. M iria m V im ip , lt d VENETIAN Blind* For Free Ki W e st lo th HI Pim m - Kill M II. nt.le Cull 120 Henku.ik Glass und Paint Co. LAWNS muivcd, Estl.uales given 00LD BB0E0 PACEAQI 8TORB W * V .U l k M mill iliituNi II Mint ! b tiiL|i- Reg. 118,00 Bhopworn .1 pc. unfurnished house in Lnkn fnry. Phono 780-W. 1ALL I'llOfn * ItA 'I 11’ ICV, lii'r u 'iiiD it h i H tu rtu i S pivk c t 'it1 f»l7, Swmii't Hut* f U ; mM f III t *e $ f f» «*I MIDI I V) f Wi’t’k III fu u u ly ilicnilM 1 n In i 28" K i, rtill» * i re liNU’i'V. r i l l I M or Ht.M | m i ll H II UK s i \i: i , mi\ Well |ifi •>441114*41 w4*11. -ID 1‘ II j)i*ilhl|||' |»4*|NttfIII III VI Ut I MODERN one ruurn effnieiny i.purIntent. KuBnhle for hu*ine-s couple. Utilities i.iclud'ol In tin* rent. Private Balii. Mum m l Jacobson Department Htore lll'lg. Across from tlie post OfHADDi.E Hu.se and nne burs* flee.____ trailer—$60.00 for tinlli. J. II. Lee, West Hide, Itt. No. I, llu* FOlill room furnished garage apartment. Adults and no pets. III. Apply HIM) Mngrmliu Avenue, niLSTN Afid DKHK.H. |*urtf« iUPUNF11 RfTlBHKD li b « d r o o tn l»ly. Ni*w«uKoil*uf»flntnhMl—$7,6t) dwelling, 817 Myrtle Avenue up. Furnlturo Center, I HI We*t Cull Bayard Realty Co. Phone First. Telephone 1426. drier HUH ol^ lCia-R. llruthera-Ownora. FOUR room apt. Modern convriiHOUII AND U/Td lenceg, Adults and no pets. 21)12 Used Sofa .................. *411.0(1 Kre ford Ave. Used 2 pc. Living Rnum .Suite 16.00 NEW it liedrimm house, ga* equip­ I hied Round Oak Dining ment. Immediate nreu parley. 10.011 T a b l e ........................ tTh.iK). Phono 1802, 20.UI1 Used 6 pe. Dinette A P A R TM EN T, bodroom, living Used Nofa With Blip Cover 20.00 fount and nleely fumlalird kit- Used Uveratuffml Lounge Chair with Blip Cover 20.00 ehen. private hath. Private fronl Spring rnm, Wood mum Urd. uru, Box nu* during and bark tntrance. Cool and Used and Hair Mattress airy, vtllltlta furnished. Will emupitta .... 65.00 acci mftiodati eoupla and twr. ehlldran, 150.00 rent. 4 mile* Used Large Chest of Drawers . ................. 20.00 north of SAhfard. Neat door to ul. pUtnond. Phone 1565-M2. Used Large Dresser ........ . 30.00 0M npnrtment furnliiiBnnford Avinua. or tSO-W nfter B;U0 month. ( uiprlili’l *% MUST SKI I new foll.lslieil lion e Will I like good eli-al. Irnlle. as liETAII. Si.lesim.il t\ nit--I ‘ i I -'m.di'i mi*iit I- li i li.ii* ‘ i I plot pay.mill Jlit.i iiulifnnl A ve wink K^tiv mi 1 h n U tiu iti1 m ul P im m We liny, si-ll A trade used furniture. Wilsun-Mnlei l-'i.m Pure Co. H I l’ 't t "tmne IlfiH FOR RENT MoDKItN fnrnialied Kileheiielte apartments. Hlu.nherla.nl Court Highway 17-H2 K. City limit". ndiili kluHilo/.or It lllr * Iiu4ti'8( SpnutliT fiiTVlr»', I *Ihi#' 71.1 Jit. —1 USED Vucuiim Cleaners. ] llnuvet and I Ites Alr. Ilolli in gnu.l eo.idilinn Call I2P1-J after d;uu WKLAKA Apartments. Ml W p.m. Fust Hlreet. Phone 400 W. i— lied , pin lit it I Mill [ \ FKS • | He’Ll 111Si|j 11* h BOOM house. Lake Mary. Ph.uo' IHiil.-M. IleuHonuhle term*. WANTED (llrP* Hard lln-v.-i-, Id *>r 211". Before r* p m - all IIOMKSKKKKHH' ATTKNTIllN! 248, after cell 2271-1 We have a very lovely 2-liedroom frurno home wilhlu walk­ W A N T E D Hsed P in tles On h ing ilislal.re uf l.nslneas distriet, Call 12.18.W wl.lel. is under pi ieeil for ip.lek sale id IH.llllll. Owner leaving, 8 HELP W XN'i'KD • " nn.st In* sold Mils month. Wn me proud to show lids very a ttrac­ TALENT for Aninlem N'in , Mmt tive liiti.itSeminole Beall v. laud lull uveiy Wi-dlie day < i ti 1 lilt and iMngriuliu, Plume 27 pri/es HtMir 11*1414 ii HP Iwi’iiM P il !«■*» «l u a . \ II \ut .. .................... n e w , reaso n.ltd * W u n lil l uii-ud.-i iv ritlg e t ly p t 11 :i-It- in \ n t ii|in It you want to liny. Kent nr Sell, T i n .i i l I n H l M a t a l e * a „ l r a l l 11 m i l i l l * t u h . l t h t / l a T * t • aalioU llrra .U i I U nit ll ie g * r M a t l a s t t t l a a a i n . i t . .in- g a r i l a t l a t t r . l w u a I.n i t . Hr , t r I l a t l a . t t l l a a M ilm t. Or j t r r I l a t l a a t r l l o a At g t t I l a t f a r f t a . l r I ' t a l r a e l f l i t m u i l t lu I h r H a t ! Ila a h lt H a lt Pur llla tk P a r a C * M nil Wniil SKMINtil.fi tin Al .l Y 1.120 Magmilln Are. Phone II T. W. Men. - W. Dirtrlrha U L. BILL •Plano Technician # . Bouts t( Sea B t ^ ;A u i ii 0 »ft * -7 ^*J’ > f j y- .'3--«' fl* * V, ' 4 iSf A NOT FOR SALE Bit All.EY OOIIAM 1 1-it 1,1 IMIlli-wl Adv ) i J 15— AUTOMOII1LEB —II'I.I, buy yuur car regardless id age ur euiidltloM. Plume 1611 -W 'Id (.'LUBMOIIII.E, i in Herd cot* ditinn. Can bo seen nt flu's Ouif Htntlon, vorhu'r 1st A Kronch. 1811 FORD 3 door. $85 00. Phono 1611-W Ray Reel. iltil) FORD 8, Club Coupe. Very Good. $1081. - Fbone 153I*W '60 UUICK Hup** Riviera. DynAfluVr, radio, wnJte well tires. Ex* jvIJvtU Coiidltlen. Pherte 543-W. io$0 PACKARD 0 erlinder, 4 door ivdsn, good mechanical condi­ tion. Pay $115 cash and assume payments of $20.00. May be seen et 418 Maple Ave. Phone 4686.W, �A+ \ 1 .ess n h i ti mm. MS m \ ae.*jw sttr Grim D ram a B eing Enacted In Wild* O f Brazil Ju n g le MIAMI ue — Grim drama w*i twins enacted deep In Urn BrailUan 11(1 today where a U. 8. civilaviation Investigator and a Brazilian air forre major trier to win freedom from a "wildcat" group of parachutists, , Gordon Bennett, chief advlior of the Miami international district of flee of the CAA. aald 30 or more armed parachutists were holding Scott A. Magneii, CAA aviation safety advlaor from Miami,I. and Ma). Miranda Correa of the Bra aUlan Air Force. He laid they were being used aa hostages In an nttempt lo gain transportation ................. for the parachutists ‘ nil back to civilisation from a heli­ copter landing atrip 3.7 miles from the spot where a Fan American World Alrwaya plane creaked April a , killing to persona, Including 10 Americans. The pilot of a UBAF helicopter , messages his commanding officer at Albrook Air Force Base in the Panama Canal Zone thel be had -'removed all U. 8. government of­ ficials from the Jungle "except one (Megnrss) who ti being held hos­ tage by Brazilian parachutists." Tie said he was forced to fly supplies tn ihe armed group at the threat of death to Magneii and wai miking flights solo from an advance base on the Araguala River and was "sending airmen out of here In Rctem due To serious threat lo life and limb." The pilot added he was forced to make the 70-knot round-trip flights over dense Juogle In deal­ ing with the parachutists. Bennett said the unauthorised ex­ pedition. led by Lino de Maltni, a eputy fi " ~ ’ O O k Auto ColHiloni Are qyepnrttd tart~WtHit > i 6 & m ftr B The IDO.OWth Chrysler equipped with Ihe ISO hersepower V-l FirePowor raglne roll* o f Ike assembly tin*. Unfilled orders for the Y-8 V-l* egalpped ognlpped rare nt w M,000 with salee ahead of p prediction. Shown With with -*,■ now pi," ,stand 1- m •« ,v w w ,,« -■ w . in riu m m id lO A 8hOWP lumber 100,000 eret David A. Wallace, president of Chrysler Dtvlelea, Chrysler Corporation, E. C. ()ulnn, *lcc-prr«ldrnt and general manager, leeceh A. (THaRey, vlce-preeldrnt and general aeteo manager ana A. H. Fleming, vlee-preeldenl In charge of msnafarturlng. McCarty Meeting M’lmllneeO Crises Page One! of May n snd May 7, 11117. The first article staled that the County Commission untinlnimisly went on record ue opposing tlm abolishment of tlm County follow­ ing similar action by the Seminole County Rar Association. The see. ond article contained a wnrnlng by O. P. Herndon, county clerk, or adverse consequences which might attend the passage of House Hill pointing out among other “ IT 482. - ............. results that the election position ae now held by tho county pros­ ecuting attorney would he abol­ ished, and would have to he filled hy appointment hv the County Commission. Fletcher Rush told the group that Rsmlnole County cltiiens arc firing to play a big part In elecrng Dan McCarty, lie stated that McCarty had never feared meeting d Odham on the same platform, nml woul meet him Monday In Orlando on a neutral platform. Ila request cd that local suppnrtera form u motorrade lo attend tho Monday night McCarty rally In Kola Park. J . O. Hlllhimor predicted Oust McCarty would make n better showing next time In ttemlnole County nreclncts. Purler l.endnii told of cliallenglug (ldhani at Day tuna Reach, nnd rlerlared that the latter hod side-tracked hi* qm«:*(lone. ■overt Boned as a possible candidate for president of Rratll In the neat •leetlon No further Information wai available here, hut It was known that there was conflict between the of flclal expedition tn the sceno of Ihe crash end the volunteer group, which was called a "solidarity caravan." The Dr Harms group hid been urged not to attempt the Journey but it parachuted into the Jungle a few days ahead of the official party The crash scene Is Ml miles south southeast of Oelem and 933 miles north of Bio De Janeiro. The plane was on route from Bu tnos Aires to Now York when It crashed. Orlando JnycccH Final rites for the vietlma were held at the accno Sunday, Because K»«wi l'« L ' of the difficulty of removal from am(Cwatlaaag that oil outstnndlna hills hint the terrain and condition of Ihe en paid when he reported ex­ bodies, officials ordered Immediate penditures of flM.OOO the day tie fore ___ the first primary, */v Ila said, "Certnlly, as fir as 1 know" (hoy wax* paini, but added he could not Bus Hutm Into Car maks a positive declaration be ____ ______ he didn't know tvhelher such On Orlando Highway cause things ns secretary's snlsry fur part of a week nr lain lelephnne A Greyhound bill, aUfinptliiil calls were Involved. to pass n car turning ill Into the McCarty tsked whether Odham Movlelsml D r I v a •I n Theater, felt the legislature smmld be a rub­ Thursday night, hit the ear and ber slamp for the cxcrutlvc do both vehicle* swerved clear of the partment or be abolished. lllghwNy 17 112 Into the entrance It was an obvious dig at Oilof the open-air-movie, It wss re­ ham’s declaration dial he would ported today by Highway Patrol try (o get hometown pledges from man It. t>. Harrison. legislators to support hla urogram The collision caused an esti­ and would keep Imoks on Ino leglsmated 9300 damage but on one lator. wae Injured. The automobile, Odham replied that Ihe legisla­ driven by Roy C. Williams, 30, of tors should serve the people and Hanford, received $200 damage explained hla proposal‘ for a aeries from the empsck while damages of town hall meetings tn create to tha bus, driven by Millard C, public demand for hla program. ‘ ekl6 Whaley, 48, of‘ JaeklAhvIlto, were Todays luncheon was the meeting flyumd at 1100 Odham has been calling fnr re­ vehli Both vehicles were traveling peatedly since he edged Into the north at the time, I f f . Williams second primary rim-oft with Mc­ was reported to have slowed Carty. who ted by 138.000 votes down and began turning lett and Juat missed a first primary Into the drlva-ln when the Grey­ victory. hound passed him on his left at Has said he was willing • tha time of the accident. No toMcCarty meet Odham but that he wasp‘l l v . arrest was mads. olna tn divert his campaign to g Cosale Carter, a 09-year-nld dnf tour, They will meet again . Negro, smaihel Into the rear-end on a Miami television program of a log truck Just north of Alta Thursday lay night monte Springe Tfednasda; Wednesday The Orlando Junior Chamber of Touts 427 causing WOO worth of Commerce brought the two candi­ damage but no Injuries. The truck dates together here at a luncheon wai driven by Lewis M, Lewis, meeting. Seats were at a premium W-year-old Negro of Altamonte blit the public waa let T i on It In Bprlngs. Carter waa arraatod. a radio broadcast and a public At 8:20 a.m. Thursday Thomas address loudspeaker In a'nearby H. Wilcox, colored preacher of downtown park . Sanford, waa towing V truck that , Rules of tke Joint appearance overturn* iou U i turned just aouL the Dr. didn't make It exactly a debate. Jtlio r’a Dairy r on the Orlando B fe h . candidate- was — allowed . It.lis Highway, A it iral speech, lo minutes tor a general l youth. Frrank . Mngard, 'jWna^lpSS mlftulas to gnawer questions from Ing tha towed trunk at tha lima the audience 01f-(__ each n other, and a the accident. No one wee In­ five-minute reJbuttal. utlal. something M^'toronalcTeit tor MCCarshort, formal campaign r S The W eather Mr«. H arriett Mickey Died Sunday Night Mrs. Harriett E. Mickey, widow of the late Rev. L. A- Mickey, died lu (he Johnson Nursing Home In Del,a ml at 7:3(1 p.m. yesterday following an Illness of 10 yeara, •She had Itcen confined tn the nitre. Ing home for the nest 27 months, Horn Apr. 13, 1882 in Canton. Ohio, Mrs, Mickey formerly lived nt 114 Jessamin# Avinuo. She was 90 years old. She Is survived bv three daugh. ters, Mrs. Enla McClelland and Mrs. Charles L. Bridges of San­ ford nnd Mrs. Flo M McBride of Daytona Reach; i; one son, Victor Mickey of Zurich, Kss.j.1 four gi grand children, Vlrtnr McClelland of llmut-in, Tex,; Mrs. Dalton Culherhouse of Hanford; Mrs. Joe Goodrich, Orlando; and John Char h-a Bridges, Hanford; sevan great grand children. Funeral servin'* will he rnnducted nt 3:30 p.m. Wednesday at lirlssuu Funeral llmne with the l(ev. J. K. McKinley officiating, Burial will follow In lathe View Cemetery. Florida Government CoHtn Over Average WASHINGTON fad - Florida's state government cost Its cltiiens $"Hti,8iM,ooo In the fiscal year 1931, the Censup Bureau reported today. This totaled 1103.94 per capita. State revenue fur the fiscal year was $293,022,000 or $105.10 per canlla. Florida's slate government cael Its l*x;iaycrs more than the nationsi nvernge of »t0o per capita. The total Of all stale government ex tcmllliirea In Ihe nation was $18,pern 098, W8.doo.uoo In the 1951 fiscal year. Iteventics were $13,374,000,000, or $104 per raplta. tn Florida, 19,5.18,000 of the total expnndlture for Ihe year i , w n insolving unsnranct p h iemploy rnent compensation and rm employment pluyee retirement systems. Of the total Income far the stale $19,288.uoo was Insurance trust revenue. General expenditures In Florida, exclusive of state isiuratice sys­ tems, umutinied tn $380,338,000, up 21.4 per cent from the 1950 fiscal year. General revenue rose $11.9 per rent to $374,854,000, Biggest Itam In tha ilate'a gen eral expenditure was $$3,411,000, caplti tor education $30.(11 per capita, or khuu Highways cost ,000; natural resources ‘ H iV,mto f i rn u l l I V V P $17 f M ‘± tW Of the $203,119,000 In Ftorida slate tax revenue in tha 1991 year, motor fuel lake taxes yielded $37,388,000; general sales and gross receipts taxjy j-fr.418,000, and motor Vll licenses $24,310,000. B Hums. In which he hai answered hours at a time, _ ham Is the much ehrmore experienced inan In verbal exehang$a. The 33 yeer. old Sanford iter Interrupletl a Weet . . . tour to wUl fly meet McCarty here, tn Quincy this a " tor four hours of radio talka on I Tallahassee . radio slat tour westward to ri day lit territory wh oajjitured iaptured hy heavy vote majorities. And McCarty w illjte working queztiiIons, tor li ls r ^ y r i s HP I this 1 which tea. nCotmtxtei his novel radio Ulkn- won by 2,00$ votes.' ' WfV — r"r-n - " DAK ON TUI AIR iH f y Morning This WOi WOES Orlande Till A. I m uo j .......... AttdOMo Studsnt U In 90 Foot Crcwsse t l i Derailed A 34-ycar-old Negro from Dayton* Beach wax hit while driving north on Park Avenue at Twenty, fifth fitreet by a car driven by Alice Biker Davis, 80, colored, of Hanford last night at 8:48 p.m.. It was announced today hy chief of Police Roy G. Williams. The collision caused a total of $170 wnrth of damages to both vehicles. Nathaniel Bradley and the women were arrested for C8rit~ less and negligent driving. Neither were Injured. Annie Lee McKinney, 17-yearold colored, girl of 408 it Ipea Ave­ nue, was arrested for ramming her automobile Into the side of a car driven by Ann Raborn, 18, 808 Arthur Kennedy, Marlene Dietrich and Mel Ferrer, In a scene Hemlnole Boulevard. MUs Rabom “Rancho Notorious,' In coh color by Technicolor, showing was traveling west on Celery Ave fromi RKO's ^Rancho nue when the colored girl, going on tho Bits Theater screen Tuesday and Wednesday. south on Locust Avenue turnied east on Celery Avenue nt the Him of the accident. Communist Order Service Held Sunday The crash caused $40 to Mies For Richard Muse Raborn’s car and $38 to the vehicle Closes 1 German driven by Annie Lee McKinney. services were held at B order Crossing thaFuneral Church of Chriit on Elm Ave­ Ridgway Quiz Slated nue and Second fitreet yesterday FRANKFURT, Germany UR - A at 3:00 p.m. tor Richer Mute, On K oje Incident iddcn Communist order today 82 rear old waat aide fanner who closed one of five border crossing died Saturday morning. The Rev, WASHINGTON A —Alt 08 mem­ pointa tor German passenger trains J. C. Nicholson officiated at the bers of the Senate have been In­ linking ihe Soviet Zone with Weil service nnd Interment was made vited to attend a closed door ses­ Germany. In Sylvan Lake Cemetery. sion of the Armed Services Com­ Without explanation, the East Mr. Muae, who died had been mittee Wednesday at which Gen German government shut off pas­ III for a week, waa born In Brad­ Matthew H. Rldgway wilt be ques- senger traffic on Ihe feeder line ford county, Fla, and had lived Honed about...............................It the Koje Island mci between Gutenfuertt In Soviet- In 8anford for 43 years where dent occupled Thurlnglna, and Hof. fron­ he engaged In farming and flow A dispatch front Seoul today said tier communications center In the er growing. wTi Ihe Eighth Army reported a board American Zone State of Bavaria. jy th< of Inquiry has completed its In West German railway officials two daughter. Mrs. ft. C. Andrews vestlgation of the seizure and reaald passenger traffic on thla Una of Sanford and Mrs. 1. M. Dress, Itase of Brig Gen Francis T. e Itly covered bjr ^8<v Jr., of Madison; four aon*,i, J, C, Dodd by Communist privpners of was not explicitly nents. But vlct-Allied agreemen W. C., C. C. and T. f . Muse all war on' Koje Island The findings have been for been carried on by an unwritten of Sanfordi 17 grandchildren; U "gentlemen's understanding" since lire# broth­ brothgreat grandehlldroni three warded lo Gen. Mark Clark, su­ preme Allied commander In Tokyo, the Berlin blockade waa Utted May ers, Clave, John ana Alfred Muse 13. 1949. of JaeksencIHe; two alfters, Mr*. who will send them on to Washing­ Today's Red order was tha first L. F. White of Jacksonville and ton. The nstore of the findings to cut down interzonal rail com­ Mr*. Martha Thomaa of Claarwas not announced. Rldgway, fnrmer Tokyo com­ munications In post • blockade water. mander, Is In this country en route years. It left Ihe Gutenfuerat Hof line to Europe to take over Ocn. Dwight D. Elsenhower’s command of the open for freight movements, how­ W ife I b Reported North Atlantic Treaty Organize ever. Killed In W reck Hon (NATO) forces The Communist aetlon Jolted Sen. Ryrd (D.-Va.), a member hlorkade-Jittery Berlin ahd sent WEST PALM BEACH Utl - The of Ihe Armed Services Committee, cold chills through West Germany, said Sunday night that the com where fear nf Soviet aggression pilot of a missing private airplane miltee already has started an in has Increased sharply as the Bonn walked Into Good Samaritan Hos­ pital here today and reported his qulry Inin the Kn|c Incident. government neared a peace con­ wife dead in the wreckage of the tract with the West, craft seven mtlei west of the city, The mysterious order crippled Truman Bantt The pilot, Gordon Taylor, 38, said Bavaria's contact with East Ger­ he walked and hitchhiked from the many, although Ihe main rail ___ .. _ mi scene to the hospital to seek (t'HHllHM*,l S’r»m I'm r flael 'nr Munich-Rerlln missing (or Munich-Berlin p passen crash aid. He was given emergency treat­ nerstk aide of the Oregon primary. governor nf San Paulo ana men inr ment and Inld hospital authorities On a tclcvlalon program Sunday Is unaffected. he was unable to detect any sign (NBC's Meet The I'ross"), he Many Bavarians, H they wish of Ilfs in hla wife, Retty. claimed 127 delegates. His cloxtst Coast Guardsmen were search­ competitor. Mutual Security Ad In visit the Isolated fnrmer Garmlnlitrntnr W Avcroll Horrlmon, man capital, must now make long, ing the area tor Taylor's plane had D3W expensive detours, Instead of tfk- when he appeared at the hospital, The Washington state Democrat­ mg a convenient train on the abort ft had been reported overdue on a flight from Sidney, Ohio, via At­ ic convention defeated Saturday lanta to Miami. A klane answering night a Kcfauvcr effort to get the Iceder route. It was the latest move In an Its description was aasn over the state's 23 delegates pledged to him. The meeting decided tn tend .the novloua Soviet campaign to fright­ oeean off Palm Beaoh Sunday with Slate's delegates tu Chicago uhlp en West Germany from ita course one engine dead. itmctcd. H. R. (Jack) Pare*, Miami, of military and political alUaitce Robert Kerr of Oklahoma owaed the twln-englna Cessna " tho west.. EMhig* ~ called thla a "stunning inlng setback'' nlafs have openly spoken which Taylor ftow. r H t t itld the for Kcfauvcr, and a definite for- rlcidal war'1 to come and have llot was' to go to VdnezuaU tor ward step for hla candidacy lie prepared to organize a Soviet Zone lm and begin a small air line. made the statement at Rolae, Ida army of over loo.ooo Germans, Mrs. Taylor had gone to Sidney, SOM he Ism waa id na seeking aoalilh il frlnttn*! ho, whero Idaho'! with the Red people's police os ■ Ohio, to'tall her parents goodbye 13 convention voles. and Taylor flew there last week nucleus. Playing a cat-and-mouse game, tn bring her hnme. IKE REPORTED LEADING the Russians tanned Allied patrols WASP REPAIRED NEW YORK (JO—The New York on tho Rcrlii-aest Germany auto­ RAYONNK. N. J. OR-The air­ Times said today that supporters bahn May I, claimed later that of Gen. Dwight D. Elsenhower these were Illegally armed, then craft carrier Wa*p. seaworthy af­ claim a pi probable first • ballet gradually permitted them to re­ ter a rush repair job on her col­ strength of 534 votes for him kt sume their dally trip* on the 110- lision • mangled bow, returned to active duty today, the Republican National Convert- mile super highway. The 34,000-ton flattop left tho Na Hon, RED BOOTH CLOSED val shipyard her# and headed tor The hackers, the Times added, n York ___ „ to LOS ANGELES <0 — They had Gravesend‘ ‘Bay 'In “New expert Elsenhower tn win the GOP presidential nomination with the to close the Russian booth at the pick up etorea and ammunition. Repair work on the ripped bow latlons Faith Fastlval because cltl necessary 804 voles on Ihe second Alt Nations zans ob tec led to Iti hammer and was completed In only ten days. ballot. sickle flag and handbills extolling The ship limped Into port here Iasi Thursday. the Communist way of Ufa. CITRUS tIUEEN During night maneuvers In the WINTER HAVEN IN (A-The __ queen The festival marked file opening of tha tWI Florida Citrus Expo- Sunday of Loa Angeles’ annual Atlantic April 18, tha Wasp knifed ilUon and her court wilt le a n world trad* week. Moat U. N. into the destroyer • minesweeper Wednesday tor a to day visit to countries had booths featuring han­ Hobson which went down with 1T8 of Ila men. Slxty-one llobaon crowNew York. dicraft displays. men were rtseuad. R *lO O K k> iT THIS ' BEAUREGARD TOSS-UP BALLOON f r k with < EVERY PURCHASE OF * TWO PINTS OF , BORDEN* SHERBET; SAWYER, Mich v n- Railroad wrecking crews moved Into this small Southwestern Michigan com­ munity today to dear Si-cart of a Chesapeake and Ohio freight train derailed Sunday night In a collision with a light pick up truck. The freight cars were scattered over a half mile section of the railroad right of way here. Cars were piled tlx high in the down­ town area of the small community located south of Benton Harbor, Mich. State police reported no persona were killed In the spectacular de­ railment. Three teen acars, pas­ sengers In the truck, were Injured critically and taken to St. Jo ­ seph's Mercy Hospital in nearby St. Joseph. Police aald the three were In the pick-up truck which rammed ong Grand Rapids Rai the long to Chicago frelg freight train at a crossing north of bare. The fast train dragged the truck for too yards. Railroad officials said the Im­ pact of the collision broke a brake beiam on one of tko hers causing the derailment of the other cars. Vanderbilt Joins Tennessee In Raids SPIRIT LAKE, ML St. Helens, Wash, ia —A young University of Washington student lay trapped at the bottom of a 90-foot crevasse high on tho Icy slopes of Mt. St. lens today as experienced moun­ ftote taineers battled frantically to reach him. The youth, 20-year-old Art Jea-A sett, son of a SestUe minister.* dropped from sight at the 8,000- « foot level shortly after noon Sun- . day as he and three companions were descending the northeast slope of the mountain after a climb * to the aummlL Jessett called to hla companions that he was trapped in the narrow Ice hole aboutt S3 33 bate below the sur­ face of tne snow. He aald ha thought he had hroken his arm then aa the Ire about him melted from the heat of the body h e# catted that he was slipping. ‘ The party's only rope went with him. It was looped about Jessett's shoulder. Mountaineers from Seattle and Portland were called to base camp here to aid In the rescue attempt. State patrolmen and members nf the ML 84. Helena ski patrol la bored until nightfall Sunday without being able to reach the youth, CITRUS MEETING O LAKELAND IA— Florida citrus growers and shippers wilt meet May 19 and June 3 to nominate members of the Federal Citrus Marketing Agreement committees. ippera will meet all together Shippers here _____ June 3 to recommend eight gh _____________ members and eight Igh. ..alternates .......... tor the Shippers Advisory Committee. Growers will hold elections in each of the seven citrus district! lo matte their recommendation^ for tba Growers , Administrative:! Committee. These Wilt be May 29 at Tampa, Tavaraz. Ocala, Or­ lando. Scbrlng and Winter Haven; and June I at Yarn Beach. This committee also has sight members and eight alternates. The U. S. Secretary of Agricul­ ture makes the committee appoint­ ments, but he usuallv names the high men on the Florida lists. These committees regulate grade snd size of citrus shipped from^ Ftoridi. 4 NASHVILLE, Tenn. Gto—Spirited males at the Universities of Ten­ nessee and Vanderbilt Joined the naUonal pintle raid parade Sun­ day night. Three policemen were Injured at Vandy and 13 students were arrested at Tenneazee. Shouting "We want pants — we want bras," about 300 young bucks overpowered 10 officers end surged Into two women's dormitories and several sororitv houses at Vander­ bilt. In Nashville. No arrests were reporlcd.it Vandy and Ihe officer's rles were minor. lnjurlc In Knoxville, 200 mites to the east, potlce got wind nf projected raids and hustled elxht rrulsers and 13 others to the University of Tennesiee campus. They arrived In time and the raid fell - through. The collegians bounced a few pebbles off dormt Small doses of chloroform, lory windows, but police broke It up by firing a few shots In f‘ taken Internally, heve much the and arresting 13 student*. same effect as alchnl. •I f H I f^ a c jC s ) o l y iju r l u l i i p h u m * L)n i - i lew y M t*lp •‘ tit' y <•(. Hft'ii I* ROD li( I S I* R I C I S SI RV1Cf S f SIIMAIf s The 1952 Dodge Meadowbrook 4 Door Sedan Delivers in Sanford MOTORS toll Phono Do You Want A State Income Tax? A. Max Brewer (Candidate for State Senate) ia opposed to a sta te income tail! Here Is your present Senator’! �IF YOU DON’T THE WEATHEH m etre your Sanford Hciald. City DtUrory, by 7:00 P. M., plus* rail YELLOW CAB 1444 Clear to pit II> cloudy and con* imued m in i through Wednesday. Widely M . i l t w e d showers and ihmulcrilinwers W a n t e d I t m i l f t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXXI1I SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 Odham Warns Libel Action For Circular TUESDAY MAY 20. 1952 Ferguson Says McGrantry Is President Unfit For Job A re Still HOME ON ROTATION Alleged Tie-Up With McBride Is Said To Be Basis Of Suit; Road Plan Attacked TALLAHASSEE i* - Gubernatorial Candidate Brailey Odham ■aid in one of his radio talkathons Monday night that he would sue Dan McCarty’s Duval County Cam­ paign Committee tor libel r*if IPs the last thing I ever d o" He said the committee libeled him In a circular which discussed Odham’s employment of a former employe of radio station WMIE in Miami and said a rclractkm by the committee would nut satisfy him. He said he Intends to confer with his lawyers as soon as pos­ sible. McCarty has said the former WMIE worker was employed by the station when it was owned by Mickey McBrido, who McCarty linkrd with o bookie wire service. Odham also charged that McCarty is spending "thousands of dol­ lars” In his campaign and is post ponlng a report until after the election. During his talkathon Otlham is sued frequent Invitations for Slate Ben. Leroy Collins to cornu to the broadcast and Inspect .eglstatlve Journals for the 1940 jm s Ioti of the Florida House. Col'.iiis, one of Mc­ Carty's lending supporter* here, did not appear. Odham said McCarty's insistence he hail not voted ugalnsl the sales tax bill when It was before the House was untrue. He said he fought the measure all the way through its legislative Jmiruetnga and did nut vute at the final pus sage beeanse the battle already had been lost. Odham is scheduled to eamptdgu today In Bibuntstown. Bristol, Ma­ rianna, Chlplcy, llonlfuy, DeFunlnk Springs, Crest view and Milton end wind up with u talkathon in l'enaa cola. By MALCOLM B. . JOHNSON WINTER HAVEN l(At — Dan Me Carlv tossed morei brickbats at Brailey Odham'a road program and talkathon* aa ho campaigned J3 hem |«(l U P The to r i Pierce citrus lit gros cattleman called the Odham proposal norrow 337 aar million nuiuon did isal to borrow i fars for a I lane highway program fanlaMIe, unsound and "demagog uery in your grand childrens' jKiekeUHMik "Even at a lime whuu thin whole country Is worrying about taxes and the public debt, Mr. Odham would plunge Florida into a back­ breaking load that would coil mil­ lions and millions of dollars every year lust hi pay the Interest " McCarty said the 337 million dol­ lar figure set by Odham wouldn’t Include costs of accpdring rights of way to run new 2-lane strips beside present 2 lane roads nor to build new bridges. "Perhaps he intends In go down four lanes, then gn across 2 lane bridgea, McCarty said. lie estimated the coat of the proj ect Odham proposed to finance with a 30 year loan against gaso­ line taxes would be half ■ billion dollars. McCarty said Florida's ( ( ' a m I n n r a <)■ (•■*• l U a h t ) Capt. E va Williams Of Salvation Army Is Given New P ost A change In the local corps of the Ralvatlon Army was announ­ ced today by Capt. Eva William*, who after one year and 10 months of service nare Is leaving tomorrow for Louisville, Ky., where she will engage In Salva­ tion Army aodal, home and hos­ pital work. Lt. Nora Hawkins will leave im­ mediately for Augusta, da, to as■1st Captain and Mrs. O, Eckstein tn corps work. There she will have full charge of -young people’s activities. She hai been stationed here for the past eight months. Cadat Manilla Reynolds, who will actively enter Salvation Army work In September, will move to Orlando. She conducted the far*well meeting here Sunday, r p» ld, rCai i WtlThe local co. rpSf llama, will be taken “ • While “ hit- of w*..v Buck Washington, b. C, and. Lt, Avedla Kasarjlan Jr. of Miami who a n AUant, Ge. ' t. Will aap ^m Army civic organiaatli visory Board, they rogrrtt! where they friends. : —Ainaad Frank ■way Michigan Senator In­ sists C o l l e a g u e s Look At Record In Judging McGranery No. 191 Assort!!tr<l P ress I.rased W ire ■ 9 Says Reds Seeking T o D om inate T h e W orld I'min.m Insists Cum­ County To Work With Trustees On Hospital Project WASHINGTON U4-- Sen fergu in ics I l;tvc Failed In von ( I t -Mich.), asking the Senate to reject James P. McGranery as Korc.t And Will Not attorney general, told Ids col leagues today Ihev could have no Succeed lit The End ronlidrnce McGranery would "clean up’’ the Justice In-part u t : . i p o i n t , n v . n - l 'r e i l * merit lent I loin in aid today the Klein* frig it-mi wan (It*- lead oil sneak in' .Ii*-.ir>■ to dommat e the world er in Semite consoleruHim ol I'resl Cuunty Butuls May lie nlis mo .h unchanged, "but I bedeni Truman's luiiuiiiatlou ol Me liese sse are sseli on the way to Granery. a I’tul.olelpbia juiloi in Issued Tu Aid In j u e e i v mg our (ti'i'ilom without head the scandal scarred Justice p.icing ilu (nglittol cost ol svorld E a r l y Financim-. Department wat " Urging senators to "Judge him I to- plain tad k ," Mr Trmnan I 4» Hil«l|l iii'Uvi'tn lid* I'liUH by Hie past - Hie conduct ot the ml Hi.it tin- i oninsill iist -s have ll>«* past rattier ili.ui Hu- promises ol ty I'ttinimnnitin :iiul (in Iri*^ ultcilv tailed in Iheli nliici’Hvel in aIi F.HtnU* I dw 1 «1 IIn* the present. ' Ferguson said V . I' i• Ismca e hoi|iltal in Granery blocked a move "hack in construction of :i t InCoinlnumsl aggression Ik 13 to clear out tin* corruption and Sriuiiioli* Count\ Ihi ' tiiic lit***♦* f.illrtl to 'hatter ilic United N«* clil yc.iti'i ii i> Ii**ii H min the malfeasance" In (lie Justice Lilli liiMcad, the I'lMimiunivt at* mlltt't’ cnuipo^tit uf M pi*' i ll! i Department 1 ul. Ium made Ilic 1 illicit Nations *<I t Iip- p 1**41 in on|« lie -aid Ids reference was to a tivrft o f •1 «»ll|'ci and iiiiu i- vigorous and New York grand jury’s reign*-1 In m* 44*■11 ua ut tto1 lui-pltal t III llii’KumstraTi'il that it can and base special counsel appointed fm Mo |»uLlic at tin c f , nn.iiiiiiom !\ Will u l lo ib ti'inl Hccdom in tho an llivostli’atnm ot tlo* l! S at uiImjiIihI ii mot ion uioiti1 Ly l I >301 M mill • I'coihW*! by H It lurney's office in its district Mi* a d d e d McGranery. then assistant to the I'*2*|m* fun mull) notifyit i t h r t«u U. S. Army Photo attiirnry Miit m< mint aI'n In* alert and general. advised tin* tt i 1 uf ii |nhi cl (o ( iiii* l ‘mint \ Before leaving Korea to return to thu United .Stolen. MaJ. Walter H. Turner (left) of Sniifurd, greets grand Jnrv foreiuan that tin* dr hinuts hi nM«ti*il in f iimnriii)*' I In' 1t.ltlv to mrct tn*acbery nr a rervi'u ,i 1t ot ailiire-oui hi it that vhould hi* rejilui’enirnt, Mnj. iTmrlcs II. Ih-ll Irightl of Shell lleneh, Calif., a* Col. Edwin A. Wnlkei, 7tli ttegi- parinieiit bail lurm-d down Hie re |Uuj**c|. 4UllH* mrtit I ' u m t n a n d e r , looks oil. Major Hell, whose wife, Maxine, lives nl 303 Pier Street, Shell I<•ncli, re­ Min--1 because it "would not over Ill* motion iliiiwn hy l*"t*«I K Il d should entile, the President places hoineward-h'iund Major Turner ns 1st liuttnlhiii commander In the .Id Division's 7lh ''I'nllnn llalur" role tin- considered lodgment V\ 11 nil, lit tor lit's , miil mik* uf ih*' ml die l mom iiii lsis wdl run Regiment. el the Judges who have evailiined till tec*. ICUijs Ikn fullukVi. “ It 1 o'.MO I a iilul wall nf free world into Hie mailer." Ferguson said lirnhy I||IIV4'|| lot! \\v UifoMil (lo­ i. ist mi. o mill the growing "iVe'd have an entirely ditlerent ll ill* . % of tile Kl rli • t '»• Hill m- Id ..I this euniitrv and its new alinos|ibeie" in Hie .lllstiee Men.il l fl (••tilloli Ini Ixi'li fil.it Willi lit* M aj. it..mu weapon in die key defense ineiil Ferguson added, if Mi l Iran ('mlhl\ (**•iii ini ion nf S«'|iikimh p.i dinn its tiad acted differently in 1**13 t'nunty fill huhhiiF nil * h'. titMi to 411 1 1 liman's eh was prolieluoci allc Leader McFail.md tloti'i iiiitit' kvtii l to I hi uol ?'i mi d u e l fm in, I ’.nih a n n iv e r s a ry ' Ail/ i said he lio|ied to gel a sole lloh' t'oniity (•■in- hoiuh' Mi no. iiii.it of tile n s Military In fma- tin* day ssas over, and Sen ii m**ii111 not »■'ii i i ilno' f rMi,(ion fm 4 . oh iim llie President c a m e service ill the l'lilli|ipltie* and It] ' \|i I 'm rmi ill Nev I picdlrlod tile I ho |UlI (MtAo of oi orhlitf M tlO’ipd ;*l By \\It.I. \I(I) CONNOLLY in i.. io. lim n tn deliver d in the p. would confirm I'te-ident in dcinhiotu I'ituiilv Mill Wni w* Msvitr Walter M. Turner, who Okinawa from where In* >cl unit'd - ..ii- i.l i iiiiiiii.indiT in i hie! nf the won fame u- Hie coniniumler of In llt-17. He arrived in Kmen oil/ Truman's noloiuatlou of Hie I'hlla ii K (tu- l in**t*»*■ * itf i ho I*m Ii o -M lilt'll (ill I' l' S tmUEtllim which Inst Nuvemhei Ntiv. Ih, IPftd, where In* svas ori­ ilrlplim Jurist Lit*' tu il(f 11*1* tu 1riIki* ovi*i I hi- ho Skipper Decides To lire tin ml. pollutin g civilian conlichl ii vital strung point no the ginally u H-l udjutioit On Nov. The Senate Judiciary foriinnttee | illll lit rtunir I till (Lit o WIll'll pa roll i*l In Kunn known us lb, 1031. ul the ii ge of 3!>, In* Wits ol which Mr farm n is tlininmiii. «“V» i tliyy imiy ho l iiutoctJillv ahl ' O t i c I s ! f i l 1 ' O W K i l l s i! 1 1ml . . n r the military, is "nailed Give Up Fishing, 3Nth dn-.iti m the Constitution, Mr Tru­ Hill 333 or Little Gibraltar, ar­ placed Hi cumina ml uf the First H tn i to recommend ctmfir hi i|u Nit iiiitl ri'iiiihm c die I'mmly And H.S IniuiA'd As man noted And r in vvtiat could Go Into Ranching rived home Bu:urduy on 30 day tullailon, 7th Infantry IteglmetA, voted illation 1ml a scnthlug minority re tot itn i'lisii In or*’Ctmj: .Mol turn to tiwetl an allu.lim lo such ........... Infantry Division. At tfi the lime ' leave after mure than 17 mouths 3rd port sva* Idl'd Monday hv Sens m r HJilfl In mi |i ilitl." Ono A iih i toil11 I Ini t have lepo as Ids dlhuilssul ot Gen. ___ subordinate!! uhordfmilea were his weie ssenior in iVrguvun (It Mich ) and Watkins KEY WEST UB — Three young of overseas service. Hu* |Mir|in»ii uf th«a iimliun u I l i o n I i MjcAilInu tie went on With his wife, the former Nancy rank. fishermen who perched far 44 hours ill Utah) imlic/itrd by m n n h c ri uf tin* coin CUBAN, Korea i.r >1000110 l In - a) When he left Kmva, Ins fello1 im ni, n u took loot, a a brief n n e i itrip np *to o he on a precarious, home made lift) folium, initloc |ir*N»nt i |.» m h o i tho Watkins, howevertold a report wai pio.om.-i Moling a n y President-, ini-Uiding the raft after Mifir abrimp boat «enk flewr Island, Oa., returning yesler- officers showed their liking »»he fell the- uilmittt* tryiion prnti trilMruB of the |*‘ |*li ffttnlu of tho I'Us.*oi'i iiii)i' today mil dan d tn pit Mi.|il one have d r m o m lr a t e d iq the Gull of Mexico were brought dayt The sun a* M * ^ l f i a . R . W . *ppr*«l*lia». tiy, iiresrniinrt wllllnirnpftft of ,^f,iulfiuli> I'onniv tw o new tod i n mm i 1 1 ,Jt . at s in stily had the vote* to approve the with m silver service. rn«r; (Mo Park «Av*mi», he was Hull lli.i i words In the fonvtituWkf.Kry Wart today by it* const Turner, to co o|i«*ri(lc with them in fIt>■ I i -i i C i . . . . . . .......... niiinmalloii I lan d • im p i ni di it ! " i ' timii mo mi o hit they say " 03anTcuttfr Juniper. mtt .that it flbfi, ie ........... „ , , ,, , burn in Hanford, attended loon I . lie. pointed 4 11 | i h \u I * . . MeOianery. a lormer Douse f IIlMlll*l tiff <lf tli|- |•|« I n t i (i iiiii i i o n fe re m e with They were In good condition but s* bools and graduated from Semi- .Little -ulli (, irti'ii It it r, hud been iindei memliei si bo was confirmed liy Hie Mo moil tl lloppitiil |>i n l I III'- tie d Pi 144 v\ i ki l l e d util >1 in t 41 atthew It Kidgiv ay, who thinking seriously about shilling note High .School In 11*39. In 11143 discussion In the early peace talk Semite m llipi as a federal district cn id liipiidatlnu uf II,,- i I nl . m i -i i - ill ml eil il t'u ao died d the 44lull- Ituuse soon lie graduated from the University ill seeking to drtrrnilhu tin* Imne judge, uas iinimmiled April :t to wliii-ii I'uu-.ists lai i'll y <if i d r ii to another occupation. i in, A m i c i n . hi mu .III I. ,t .ih i Hv me Into 44 i luiigtnn from The skipper, W. K. Parnell Jr . , of Hot Ida where be writ* u nieuihur ilnty line*, and Ibe Chinese deeid' ,I suet eed I Howard MeGrath a*. l-inv. fm win, ti n f ,i.o iM, . e l l I. . mnu>i iiiim > m tin * 1.1 , , i.i, h i . a ,iv I ii ui'cced lie n . k» r di,i > ind nre-, ritt\ , - 1 I Punla Gnrdn, a veteran fisherman of thu R.O.T.C.. ami Joined the th at tlo-y needeil Hie lu ll T „ II, iltnlTiey g e iir r .il I* l III i d > l u l l s . . oi l f. In i id 11 I i iTuiower as Mijirctn* at 21, said he had though! for regular tinny with a commission of Unit.-d Nutioox forces, on in, Among tlmsr |,i i l ■ tile i .imp Ni |o No lo. M r T r illiu m sent Hie linllH m iH nn i i.m m indei In I'diinpc Mr TruHomo lime about going min the1 second lleulrliant. it,eiding, m inti 111i..i, in ,p M, 1.1 I III I .m d l.ll Ml e t utbei liHltd, It w as ensenlilil Unit In tile Si-li,ill- iille i .Illjln m ic illg Mi I '..duo 1.1 i , jmke at n in i-1i .i I length about During World War II lie saw 41 iiiiiliturii i 1«i •(nnr Fitur l cattle business, ami Ids long ride d d i u t i i ’ li I t n- 1 m i . , it n o < 1 Grulh'*> ir s lK liu 'ln r i Ib a t w a s a Cti-llinid Hint Mi I -1 . w>>i M I o i i i ! Ho ivi i.i i mi Ii m e ni-gidiattims on the bucking raft had made up \. t -ffii-i, i-: m id.iiow . i nnl I Ml h l l I f II M .1 dl . l o I I I II, , 1 tew h o u rs a tle i M i i . n t t i bait H ie d H .toil.i n d a In inly as e v e r his mind. Mt Wiinon, trot lev |(< |, V.dn i i w, i i i ltd l e w d t c . i i • n l . d . di i New buhl M o rris a s the g o v e rn ih d Hi i . cmndiv m il not accept Williuiii-i .Ii and li-p de IglUlti o u t i i n i d e t i l I n Ho- iii-w i . i i ■ i ■ l u o i t hi h. I demand lor i opal nation It wai the first fishing (rip for! m e ld 's cle a n u p boss III It' hell I I > d- ill I the two crew members, Columbus | At tlie outset ot tin- J u d ic ia r y Muck Cleveland -tl , M is-•> 14 4 III 1 , 0’ I, I >.t ill cap lu ie d i .1111100111 1 soldleM E . T m - k ii, lu in u m n H i m I i mt dm m e It. III I I. Lowe, 17, Punta Gordo, and Robert C o m m itte e ’ s b e a rin g s, M c G ra n e ry M leinpi-r, ’ I nts II - I Kiev vv ml In t.o repatrlatHeese, 18, Tullshoms. Tcnn , but p ro m ise d to exp o se am i p rim -culi- i f (lie |'e iu n lit - 1 .ms*lit . M in io n .tl ol tu lu n iu ia n d . d ot nut tin it ■-v t i l l . i- oi-eui 1 ed w ild . In ch I ud both declaied It probably would c o rru p tio n w h e re v e r In- found it M o spltal A s a o c la tio i li ..mid ho i hclr .ival ot the id l ,t-n 41.u t i l ot . ' i : M K i n l e j , K o lla n t I. Itcn n -in.I ini' o llii-e i be the last. amt In s a c k any in c u iu p c tc o t. ills ideal " i (rerilnui and justice for Don Hlder. I .l t i l l 'iilM iil.m d m i ..I u tod lo y a l o r itir honest e m p lo y e s m the The youths left the Yucatan roust • iiii li we a re Itgliting.'' the Crestliy OVID A. MARTIN liM J.M i itraill (.fl—A Itra/iliau 4 l , i . l i ,h ot a rtm e n t ml d we fi.r it .I these men Ml M i l s . , • x p lilln e ii H ull tin- led ic p n lls nu l e t . In H i tail Tuesday In fbelr S3 foot boat, WASHINGTON (At - This yesr's major radioed Monday night In- J u Fs eticrgeu s oDne pam K n |e ind III wtlU'll '*1 lie .) in lie i W a tk in s -,anl they d I..MioiiT point to ri ! nl n In their H e e lin g Iiiiil 1‘iien c a lle d In order the Parnell, and beaded for iheli IMitatn shortage seems tu be pro had foiled u rival search group (* iiiillnunl Ills I* n m r I I m I i II I* m 44 .m il one 4 n i i ii c .n i o lille i M in i t e r s to get su n n -tilin g s h u t, ,| on ||i home port of Punla Gorda One day vidlng Just about as lieslrd a de­ liu sp itid a s Moon a s poso lib* nod c c i c k ille d " 4Ve won't du it nut, they radioed the Coast Guard bate on Hu- federal (arm programs which held him amt an Anii-rii uii aviation official hostage at tin i toe nl tinniuiMi in m KopV4 e min t Ini) .m aiTul-.tlce by v it liin a reaso n ab le le n g th ol at Tampa that the boat was taking as did die government project of Lcifioii Fair Group scene nf last mnnth’a Jungle crnvti ll.T Il llp . lu v u l.T 'd Ho toil u mlo-ll H N H I l H u r J I i h l n a r I T h h i i t i .din king in Iminau I . i v o r y " on water. killing little pigs to raise pork of a Pan American Btratocrui-i-i ( ir i- o n .T s ul m at and e n d u in in Hus New I‘resident Thursday at 9:30 u. m , they prices in the early 1930s, This cryptic messtige wa i non lli.it i laud in Lt. John U. Jones Jr. Innidmi'si o ntield flashed an BOB that the boat was officials say there's consider­ celved from MuJ. Miranda Corn-u lliw e s l nl I ’ m i mi I In- .d li It, V. JidiiiKiui Jr.. wu> elefteil sinking. able criticism uf ceilings on tio as three planes with 3g HraDlimi i k e lo pi i Is Home On Leave ein iii.|w asm man le-ta I iidIi .man t s l iN “By that time,’ 1 Parnell told In­ tain pilccs and e lack of price parachutists were sent from llu> Assoclution ul Du* Manfuld Post . in iiii n .il president last night ol (lit* Fulr terviewer! today, "we were up in siijmurlx. do Janeiro to roscue him uml .Is .il m ill I lien p i . ■>u> i 33, the American Lei'Inn n u Hume mi leave ufti-r receiving lnispd our necks in water in the hold We The nig killing program raised Scott A, Maguess, Miami, Fla tills were ant of fuel ami hail no lights such a iurur that, every time meat U, 8. Civil Aer mantles Aulhorilv meeting ut tin* Legion Hut follow Ids commission mid pilot wings, IS.. .Inoi sellh'd li.dti -- d li I" ing a imp per. The ......ling and Hecoml I,tent. John A-lil.v Join , oa i..u and f ir iu ii. hut we worked all that night trying has become scarce since then, the safety adviser. i h.'ie m . FIjhi* fm |it<11is'11Mlt lull III tho Jr., is now here visiting In supper. to save the boat.” Agriculture Department has been in, iio h -u c e , no 'h id -. ,ic n - tile d The pair, members nf utrofficlul in hut ir» 11, 1(4. fit til11 tf I.hum Other Fair Asiocintimi ufficnrn brothel A < 1. Jones and I lei, Meanwhile, the trio fashioned a flooded with an avalanche of mail Brasilian • American expedition tn and in. iiiii . wa-. o i p m i .I In ml at h.tvluim h.m li, May raft out of four boards lashed to harkening hack to those days. That the crash scene, had been reported elected fere: J, Denver Cordell, Mrs. Karl Kvrnis and farudic.41 ‘ c m ii I lie n I alo e A 4 ill *vu»4 rtruli 1 t u d u > ut tin* m e e t i i i f p He in Die sun uf the late .Mi H e i'l I.illlllia m b - t nl tho I three oil drums. There was no plan, sponsored by Henry A. Wal­ held by some 33 Brasilians, In vice president; Knrlyle llmisholdhammer and the boards were lace, tlierit he secretary of agricul­ dlau guides and newsmen as lios er, secretary; John Meukaiik Jr., and Mr*. John A. Jnnen, wlm at I ! 111Id t. 4 in r v , -aid tin- t ’ u i • Mi l of 11.. Sniifurd I.ions i luti wliich iialted together with a hatchet ture. was designed to boost hog (ages tn ensure their own sale treasurer. Named as niendisrs uf line lime u|ieiatcd the fit) Ding tu o a ! I , id li'it II >.m mi .1 141111 m il dtsprnsi* with it meeting nmt I'uesday in oi'li-i to sttemi head. prices by reducing pork supplies. evacuation by airlift. The latter the board of directors were Cunt Co., here. Lieut. Junes received t #V f i 4l l . l l l 4 . i l 4 *41141( 1111(13 I 1*1 I ‘ Ml I •' I At 3:16 p. in. Friday, they ab The current potato shortage de­ were part of an unofficial group Earle T. Loucks, James J . Single­ Ids cumndntion and wing- mi uf v it lu i eni'il |»j«i|ii*t iii4 ilif.il ti l l I ' . l I Vl Ml t l l l l l II. in y IVtllc, i-aiiilidTlo for the andoned the boat ami look to the veloped largely because farmers seat tu the crash scene by a Bra tary, James (Jidm-y Galloway, May Id nl Vuliee Air lliise Ii i ii hu nt uf |»itlu ul iiiiu it** uf p" i of guvcrnoi of Itiatrict 0, raftW miles north of Yucatan and cut production 20 per cent last xillan politician as a private ges John Pierson, Mark N. Cleveland Dll May 31 be will report to Km In nil* 10 “ a i i i i o u n i v j t l ui i i i i i i - n f ti n- p r i n c i ­ 380 miles west of Key Weil. Moody Field, Valdosta, lire, for u Jr., and Joel Field. year. Most uf this reduction came lure. Ml llif lirhiilii'i tl I'u in pit "We took enough canned goods In the late potato crop—that por­ Pinna were discussed for the s e ­ iiiuidb of Jut lrniihktton tinlmng vMin* Iv *vi** i* reiim h f! in h ih* In <*n pal 'poukiTT at ttio convention Correa amt Ma guess were mem curing uf a permanent fair From there he will go to l.yndall ■ iCieemil I he Annv .ml lliev pin will ho In ItumiM! ('ollnso, past to last a week," Parnell said, "but tion which goes into storage for the raft rode ao low in iho water use during tne winter, spring and bers of the official party which it round site, nmt urrangi-meuta Field nl Paiinina City fm to ft'HM'tl nppnsiftun In i intiiii i i i i i in . piv mil'll! of l.ltniT l u i v i untiunsL set up a base at Lagoa Grande. were begun fur the 11133 kimiln- weeks uf ull-Wcntliur fightei .ilitl tu lepvilrilihnn In ILil h i m At Bkililioi. ut the rvipleit (if we threw away ail but four cans early summer. OO mllea north nf Klu du Janeiro, ole County Fair. King I.imi Cvi'il Ciirltun, was ■•(iiitliniril till t1.ii•»*» I het of food. We ditched the stuff In nJiool training. Farmers reduced Ibeir output B and trrkked through 33 miles ol , ytv on a rising vide uf thanks for a S K * - 13-foot shark swam after Congress directed the Agri­ Jungle to the scene where the tin- planning uf tin- Linus float culture Department to withdrew Strstocrulser crashed April 20 uml m i I In Aimed Furcvs Day Parade, The rift sank so low the youths price supports. Congress did ewev Science Cun Be Fun milled all 30 aboard. They reached ■at waist deep in water and every with support* because they bad 1 Lion Skinner h In-lli-veil (u hsva the scene Friday. wave threatened to lip them over cost thu gr fom ent more than h<-i n ion* nf I In- "bathing beauties1' The unofficial party got there The first afternoon, a ihip passed floo million dollars over a 10-year on ilm float, and tin* cause of first by dropping parachutists a ", four miles away. Saturday night, period. gab"i of iii.d o .t miles from the spot and preparing they heard planes overhead in the Candidate itvury Witte is con­ Fearing a possible price collapse,' a landing Site for helicopters. This d'fkneaa. The teas were rough farmers turned to more promising ducting a "drlvatbiin" in Ids efgroup was bssded by Lino Ms do Ma that nljftit end It was a constant crops, fint - to become governor uf DIs-* It'S. Ban Paulo, a slate Itglslslor. battle to keep the little raft right trict it,' It was announced by When It becamee apparent Ibat r.nd wai ftnaneed by Adhetnar de Hairy Ifubsoti. stocks might not be lar large enough Barros, bead of the BariUlan Air :*0 a. m. Sunday, g Coast pricea Don Dllllnan, a guest from started moving ut . . . The __ lln e y n d a' possible presidential rices upward. v --------- otted the Office of Price Stabilisation Dayiuun llescJi.told uf plans to place Idiml people in jubu in this stepped in with eelUnfa. Bui until .Correa’s massage laid the offi­ community. corrected, cial party on arrival found the Tnll Twister Jack Stemper had applied m area ranaacked and all money and n Inmy time levying II) cent fines. to divert su; Jewelry which the plane paasen Among thosa fined tho limit was end away „ ra presumably carried missing. J. D. McNeill, florist, for wearing The shorla rasiemeqis are being, made tn n coal. valed by •5U search lb a.fr free - lance rescuers Gucsta included Lindsay Pati­ when they.1|et Belem, S fiT ence of Crescent City and Ray A Pan ti announcement Price Kennedy, ard bad died Inurged Monday i tbal Brasilian offiWESTERN UNION against black lared Immediate burWASHINGTON tn-Tho Western. Ci Ing to pay P M / W i a on the apot. They Cnlmi Telegraph Co. today offered A n t O H ___I came to tight Sunan average 7-rent an hour wage would ba relieved . Cspt Charles MUboost in an attempt tn. settle a Of • U. B. Air Force strike uf 31,000 telegraph workers. UJ with the official parly, A company official said, however . crop ia g his commanding officer Seminole High School students wera among the hundreds of Central Florida science ntudeuta who the offer was contingdnt on govanAlabama. Canal ana that ha ended thu Open house of the Rollins Seluntifte Society held on tho collego campus Hatunlay when inent approval uf an increase us llOfLOOO worth of new ami setentlfle Mulpme nl was on display. Conducted tour* and experiments teloRrsph rates which would add ...................................... ‘ Above, Ssnfotd science students hea r an explanation of television tubes from Ralph B7.7uo.uoo a year to company m e - -* i i Beinlnoie High, looks on at extreme nues. ,'Joan Harriett, Beverly Rogers, EllinThat’s thd amount the wait in- , v /oima Faye Harvey, George Patterson, ctease would colt, an olfiotat tali ford, 'Iltsh Drlngsrs, Shrimp Fishermen Rescued After 44 Hours On A Raft Walter Turner Returns Home After 17 Months In Korean War Another Prisoner Of War Outbreak Occurs In Korea m ii Potato Shortage Is Brazilian Major Creating Debate On Foils Attempt To Federal Programs Hold Him Hostage Lions ( lui) Flans To Fnrliciuate In Disirici Meeting B ftfwass ':9t (MPTlHY * <5taLR i'** f.;•:Ayt !T>,-u'ihVll /*■-;r,-i » 4 a reportar. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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L;#*/jii .j T H R - SANFO RD I _ Pag* I f That*. Mar If. 1*5* jvnLT*■*'*. &;.. •: . ; Rural Common S c u t Battle Casualties Arc Set At 108,113 Uy HI'LIOH M M M U iM Crazy Twists Seen In International Game Of Prices With high production goals tor MAM BNOTON this year and with ths prospect U. n. Battle rise atries ha Kecea. that pioduition must continue to reached 111,41) teday, as toexpand to feed an ever-lncreailng M l stare last M tk . population, rioiida fsrtasrt must Departmaai’s put seres, snlmslt and man hours to their molt efficient use,■, The Hr HAM DAttSON old system of taking In new land Friday reported these hew to­ NEW YORK tit — Uncle Bam to produce more crops cannot be tals; ' having oving a mile Utile mlauaderttandii mUuaderstandinV widely followed In future years. Killed la artlas again with some of M l good neigh- The new land lx shout exhausted. Wn s M over price* And tr««n9ft?r And n>, !!»•■ the l-.i.Jti.;— KtUJ U -jila g polities, playing quite as Urge a erect tall buildings on llmltad PaUewtog la * part as etnoomict, give* <b* dit areas In cities, farmers must odd the r*easAce By pules some fantastic Iwists to the output of the acres they si. Army Chile wants more for her copper, ready have They mu»t increase Navy which we need, thini the MW cents yields of crops and livestock on Air Ferro a pound we have been paying her. each acre Fortunately, this is Marlao Corps , Bo the Isn't letting ut have any at still possible, even though yield* eU |uit now have been increased materially in Bolivia wants more for her (In recent years. than the ft >i'-» * pound price Hepael More feelHirers and mot* or­ Unde ham erts on metal be can s s a ro n ii iTA TR rsisiiKaa trey In Malaya. »/here n is pleotl ganic matter will give materially MAMNKThigher crop yields. Florida farmers (••(MS, rta rU l rullowlng prices repotted Or Rubber prices in Klneapore have are growing lupines and other ■“Tt.*............ on The llsafurd mere British legumes on mure and more aefes dropped‘ sharply . . . again. _ rket fur produce cold to fir 1--------Dealtre up * to * t:IS p m lame lift " “Sam because of crop land each winter. AI planters blame llncle M cut ihe price of synthetic rub they are increasing their atrreai •esne, Tsndergrees*. for h* produces. mericao rubber of euinmt-r legumes, uu-h as Pcpendlng Q ueiltr lairt Interest In Indigo. Crop yields following ih#»e hpr. so.ta.ll,rs peso*, Cannery bu. hpr. Hales lower legumes ate considerably higher. 5V b Malaya’s natural iMiir product, liesns, Pols nil. ---------now la surplus rpt supply, al aay hut More fertiliser* than ever before rahhias, fpependlng crustily to Iti. bargain prices '■ fit-ces. are M u g used throughout the a il. it# golden crates I IS- v.to. If the United We wanted in country. Crops are being fed In CsjVry, C*l» ry , Paersl M l - I.K j ly could get rough. It pi make them yield more. Florida Coro eraiss l . f f - I in bu. bs hi. i.ia. s it. without in lln~now. farmers nre applying lime and CUcuriibtrs M x plant bu blits. s i i- i n Ip is Import complete fertilisers to Uielr gras* itlvlan fi c*, leebera me of war the lands to get more grating for thell I^tlu _ u». and 1.. A Ceis ight he cut off, livestock. Tbey ate mowing their Ohrs — Nn . . .Hilppllss ..pp, (in from Malay! panete Bn we pastures to keep weeds from re. J'ee*. Illseli g y s bu. bpr I I t gi it wass by i IWs., Cro wder No Itupplirs i^M a II u I o ali/uil Itvia about during yields of gra nes. iflii with Bolivia are negotlaflng 1 epners bu bsbl I » l l l ', prices TIn It atsenlUl to her econ Food winter partiue Is almost 2<Ji]*sh, TelldSe bu hpr. SO y oa Toms toes *“ “ ♦ « It, rrt* t T i ­ s no like having extra acre* added to . r i T N i s cupper situation Is much the farm. And Florida farmers nisnees. iieptndina Hiss more romplea. we produce only are growing more and more good a Vsrtsty nos two third* of what we need. In winter pasture, Uiulsiena While nrsoefrttli, Usnrsn boa J6_ vsrtsiIrs or nrodui . nJ product receive ft to/nalional pollllcji tin ui tightly ami other clovers, Ifubam and i t «.* W Ib 0!!? H e rto Chile’s copper mines, and holds other annual sweet clovers, oat* tIll-I fffiffi f ) nmu ** : t|rFarmers I* ift ihihit ha at arm's length from other ami rye provide excellent winter >1 m May II Total rscslj iiacksgcs copper sources, controlled by our gr sslng on thousands of acres, f»rnsnd slow, m a rk tt bsre.v «a. an t’onstant improvement In iiuailty *l*sdy. f drawing upon our large stra of both crops ips and livesloc livestock also c stockpile, ■pH*, wt w* could gat by increases y[•Ills from the ■ante thus heal acreage. Kiorida t for a Ion,g time ■ltd Florida farmers have Thdnventinn of baseball Is down Mill*re asking price. But this uuicl to Abner Doubleday In (Mil. an election year, U b tb here and other’hybrid corns, better varieties dlled Baskets were made i Chile, llera (ha defense program of peanuts and other crops and Iwfore cfoi-------------------4,000 B.O. kept roillhl and tbs civilian new grasses. They are rapidly economy prospeirmta- — and that Improving ths ipiallty of the rattle Som* scientist* think of the means more copper. world us three peninsulas radi­ In’ Chile a government friendly la opposed by iwwer upward on the price of our ating from the central Astatic land to the United But inassj: I. the Americas, 3. Rurnp* r* as favoring own copper here. a slate regarded Copper producers here aren’t a* end Africa and .1, the "drowned i Chile gets for Argentina. The Ay u big part analoua to se« the price of rosier peninsula” of Island* which terbar copper roppei eou! mlnat* In Australia. he politics mpalgn there. go up as you might yapeil Chile ill* has been furnishing JO per would encourage the thing they chaaptr rent of the copper we consume, fear most— the search for chi telling us M per cent of her pro- substitutes. And so they haven't whlrh roam Florida range and pasture lands. beeu fighting to get the' JUV dactfmi at cynla, or three ... — . «'*( 10 (H - - ceoi Ami finally, Florida fa rip* rt arc rents a pound above our ceiling ceiling raised, and they dislike Ihe ....................................Ch higher. ,priced .of______ .?*! Chilean cop. lighting Insects and disease* and pnee on dameilig copper. Chile Idea ru u m Li* ilaeal H trying to save what they haveprnsold th* rest In Rufepe, getting as per for that reason The shortage hurt* isn't as criti­ duced. It’s not only a paying high as M cents a pound on the cal as It was. American production proposition, It’s a service to the frfr Tinarket ' ‘ - demand for pper ts easing la due lo Increase over Ihe neat people of th« entire tountry. year*, Am. And maybe one of Iheaa rapidly in Kurort , and the price two years, days Ihe the United Staloi, and Chile (.111 atoi, ami Bee* were ,kept before (M. liy . man , , has dropped to I ■eenlo-which day* ce Chile would will suddenly find a shortage ha* the beginning of recorded history, . was the main sweet In 5»V»h U) contraii to pay over a become a surplus— just as recently Honey happened in land and tine. gnelent times. OUR DEMOCRACY------- M t* L E S T W E FO RO ET / In lM f lX W t MMXMggJL ON M lM ttk S a $00 « w THOic u v t o IN TK t hoop FrOevT I D DUtLO AMP MAM4TAIM OUR. I State Parmer* Market a «*s i Sf r ^ w a ' A ; ; -.5 ----------------- AND STORAGE CO. your Locker Plant 401 W . 10th H(« Phono Ilia FLA , QRADB A lie i. uuniy Medium etminoif Ceualy, ISl (slid W, flu<-n«sV ’ Jlorney Si L»W (i uiix ue inlurd, Fleriaa ut* IKTlor l o t nlslntlU D inner n n o a u h -a l f a h n h t o Lyan Cantor Cut , Chuck Roaat lb. H e Pork Chops ib .||c Full flu; For Braising m m m * K06ru ksH Y. Ct.lFTON" ‘ u era h.reli „ wriiteh a« Our Own Fresh Round Steak lb. | | c Sausage it. a MflnHT. it Has y.Tireaa, lb. | | c llgslon Butt Short Ribs lb. Me Pork RoaHtR lb. | | c Lean Bure Our Breakfast Ground Beef lb. | | e Bacon U. H. GOOD BBB F r CUT Florida Grade A NUTLEY FRYERS OLEO In tfuarlere Celored Lb. | Q c DrennH and Drawn lb. | | c : Ml,! fae, j title i atyour friendly A & P PICK LE PATCH S W E P T M IXED PICKLES IUPKMS 22 Si 2 5 MARCAL COLORED 2 pkgs. of 60 ARMOURS Juicy Tender Sirloin STEAK 19f 45% Ann Page Hmeeth ( rssoijr Mayonnaise ? i4 9 e STEAK W ALKERS PUUburjr FLO U R HWANNEE COLORED 2 Heavy WeHtern Beef CHEF B O Y A R S rolls 29' 2 lf WIENERS MILK 3 Ami P if t Armour'd Galatia Deeeert Blaek R u p k m r SPARKLE Tall Cana For PICNICS *!*£■ BEEF ROAST LVZl PORKCHOPS «*$;» BRISKETSTEW acr g BACON • ... y j v, - - / ' i f , J » l, , *<•'.,* *' - lb. 39* » | ■" ■"} BLACKEYEDPEAS Jk2 2lbs. 29# CORN SSS 4lge. ears 29# POTATOES || lb. bag $3* iwhese place ^ r k te atlorai f e r n - f| FreMh —- ^\1I Meat you II. S. GOOD BEEF CORN FED PORK Uonelesa Values are big* w h e n wt f o v o t k qy/u t w i l TO TH E y M I M v s r n M ANN /XOVAMCRMCNT OF THR CAUSE TO WHICH TH «V OAVK ‘ THR IA R T FULL MRAOUftR OF P IVO T! ON." Yvc h o n o r , t h e m o t a r ROAST Small riot id savings are many Extra Tender T-llone CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREER*; [«p JU -IH H ^Uisrwl** deciM giu cunt IwwniiHiiiimii urt — iheary. An aa# beMiff ruso FROZEN FOODS----- Broccoli GREENPEAS Swlfta Mwt for Swifts JowtlOU ' . *: . J*,.-*> {Jv Cctsee akaetsah SwMtland Frown M im V T M I ’ vt i ‘' i a |* SI �7 ray:*.? •nr I IF YOU D O N 'T TH E W EATHER i K t l n four Sanford U i u U . City Delivery, by 7;0Q P. SI., please call VKLLOW CAB 1114 Fair north portion, partly cloudy south portion ami continued mild Ihniuyli Saturday A chance for a feu light showers lamer East Cnuxt ami Keys H a n f o r d I f m t l f r T A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER »# ' V O LU M E X X X X III Established 1908 SANFORD, Airport Group Seeks Tighter •Plane Control Armed FLORIDA FRIDAY MAY 16. 1952 airports bo designed with single or parallel runway* instead of the crlss cross arrangement now uied. Il was conceded that where high cross winds are prevalent an atlai llnnal but shorter runway, oriented at ini degrees to the dominant run­ way, will lie needed for lome yeara until airplane landing stability is further Improved. ^Funeral Services For Mrs. Ball To Be Held Tomorrow Mr*. Merrill If. Ball. 77, widow nf the late Joseph d. Ball of Han­ ford, died Thursday night nt n Jacksonville hospital folia wing n brief Hines, s Funeral service* for Mrs. Ball 'w ill b« held tomorrow aftaraoon at lliOO o'clock at Ifnly Cross Episcopal (Thtirrh In which she belonged during her many years of residence In Hanford. The Rev. II. L- Zimmerman will officiate. Burial will be In Evergreen Ctm*' tcry. Mr*. Ball, a native of Tampa, had lived in Hanford prior to mak­ ing her home, several years ago, with her t on ami da lighter-In-law, |r. and Mr*. Joseph II, Ball In larknonvllle. The late Joseph Ball operated a hardware store hare for a number of years on Park Ave­ nue, after moving here f-*m Quincy. Sltrvivnrs Include three sens, Joseph Jl. Ball, Jacksonville; Henry Crane Ball, Dalton, On., amt William U. Ball, Thomnsvllle, 0a. 1 two daughter*. Mrs. W. ,J. Sued. Orlando and Mr*. Betty 1 Mostly of Palm Beach; 11 ndchlldrrn and H great grand- Horen, „ . LOCAL . FIR . . EH on lha , . the Pig and Whistle drlve-ln TW U u n n t canted n minor blase i eerly yesterday evening, U ^was veals Anti-Aircraft Battalions In U. S. Have Been Doubled Harriman Takes Lead In Race For .11 Demo Nomination I. US ANliEI.EH 1,IX lien .1 Luu ion t'nlhii, said lialiiy (lie Army fut-■ ;i gun thal can fire .domic well j , eonventlorul -<h.-lls lie j Imi dl'H o'i’d that the Army has mine Ilian doubled the nmu tier of anti aircraft battalion-g11.11 dun! Hie honie (rout The Army's chief id -tuff -.aid dial ultimately t S trisipx would have guided nil--dies wdli alouiliwar heads for eloxe xupisirt wuik "Hill we now li.ive llie gun anil vie waul our field eotiiiu.iUili-r, lo have llie cii;i.ilillitv of pl.irmg povv cl I11I atomic explosive* di lv ami aiTiirutcly iliixe lo mu line in darkness or bail wealhet ’ lie x.tid llrtniml troops may have guided iii IhmIi-s fur liallle field v-e in llie uid too ilixlmil Inline, 1 ullui' said it, .ut Armed Fun-ex D.iv -pei-ch prepared for llie laix Augeli'x i liamher of romineice S II II Ulllllll-- Wlilllil lie lluil.ll111 all we.iltier vvilb 'idlici. nl r.ingc to cover any part of .01 Aimy **1.1 |ix (rnnl 1 olluis slrexM-d imporl.nl pm,rexx achieved by Ihe Armv in anti .111 defense Moling Hull new gunx in.I mildfd nilxsilex will inal*.- it liemeiuhiuxlj' inon effeclive arrival nt Royal Air Force Station, Shepherd'* drove, Suffolk, Eng­ land. The third Saturday in May is Armed Force* Day, Tho designa­ tion of u single day for a joint tupurt to the people on ihe state of the nuthm’H defense* wn* eNluldlsIiel liy presldeutlnl pruelamaliun in 1950, Armed Force* l)ny takes the place of uoiiiverxury dates which lutd been French Soldiers Ffre*0n American Consul In Tunis Controversial L e a i slation Is Handed Truman For Action |cnic;..in. Wilt* Anti Olio 1 Aim-i iLDiit.lv; C'l|H‘ Sri lolls ll.ii tn WASHlNflTON Vtt - The Senate passed a bill today giving llnstales clear lltle In oil rich sub merged lauds off their roasts This sent Ihe legislation to I'resl deni Truman, for approval or veto The Senate acted by voice vote on which members are nol ie corded The issue la slate vs federal ownership. Mr. Truman vetoed u slate ownership bill in IMS but has not ■aid publicly what he will do about this on*. Most Capitol guesses were he would veto if. California. Texas and Uniislonu are most directly concerned. Ex* pert* have estimated the wnrlli of oil in Ihe submerged lands off their coasla at unywhere from 22 to 39 billion dollar*. The .Supreme Court bus ruled three times that the federul gov eminent has "paramount rights" over Ihe lands, but state owner ship sponsor* contended the court never nailed dawn the ipiexilon of actual ownership ami thrv offered the bill la give the Mate* clear title. The measure passed Ihe House by a vote of 247 tu 89. a margin sufficient. If maintained, to assure House passage over an exported presidential veto. Hen. Q'Mahnnry (D.-Wyo ), ex­ pressed confidence the measure not only would be vetoed, but that Ihe Senate would back up a presi­ dential veto even If members ap­ proved the measure today, A two-third* majority vole of Ate fa la required both Houae hrtd Senate override a presidential veto. The bill would give the states clear title to ihe lands for a dis­ tance of three miles out from shore. Thei're would be two exceptions; The line Is I 0i* mllea In the case of Trxea, bees u m of conditions undor which It luted the Union, and the aim* for FtorMa because PREIUDKNT .. eland in — Sean T. waa assured loday of a« President poepective “T B H f • one-year law under t operate! Its pmiram. The Naval Air Htatinu, mllllary, veteran*, Hoy Seoul, Civic, school end commercial organisations will tmlie tomorrow morning for the Armed l-'urcrs Day Parade, which 'turfing promptly nt 1<I:IM o’rluj-k id Hanford Avenue and East Flrnl Street, will be the Inrg-td of this Ivpe ever held here, John |'|er*on, general clisirmnn, said today. A reviewing stand will he set up at Magnulln Avenue und First Street, nlid following the parade, (.'apt. J. I„ Chittenden, commander of Hie Hanford Naval Auxiliary Air Htutiini, will deliver an ad­ dress. During 1be afternoon, from l;iiO to -tdiii oVIuck, l lie A ir Station will bold an open bouse for visitors, and Capt. Chittenden has invited nil residents of Hanford ami the M.rroiindlng area to inspect facil­ ities mid improvements there. All persons and groups partlciluting In tho parade are requestid by Mr. Pierson to meet prompt­ ly ut 0:30 o'clock on Firal Street <a*t nf Hanford Avenue and be­ tween Ihe Navy Center and the Mayfair Inn. Leaders of group* who do not know the position of lheir urgnniiation In the parade In accordance with bulletins* sent out are advised to, telephone the Chamber of Commerce today at 1800. ,,., , '' ding„ In directing participants lo ihe proper piece Tn the parade will be J. D. Cordell and hU com­ mittee, and parade marshalls. Mr. Pierson today asked that Spanish American War veteran* participate In the parade. These, lie stated, could not be contacted recently as they have beert attend­ ing a four day convention In Kis­ simmee. Mr. Cordell, ne commander of tho Hanford Post No, 0*1, the American l-eglon, requested that all member* gather for the parade promptly at 9:80 a.m, All horseback riders tn this area an- Invited by“ o»rl Rabun, president nf the Dusty Boot* Rid­ ing Association, to Join with them In tlie parade. . Company I 124th Infantry, the Florida National Guard, will bo enable to participate In the pa­ rode, _ th* unit la scheduled to ndmalMi beyond Jana M. H kXine'Rgiimd, rear AUnnlic remmly emblem la) riir \ smm tiili'il l*rr>s W Nxi'irll ll.immui iiihiihI Inii’k into Hi* Ir.iii m thtp r;u »• l«u Ih'inmialit |>it'Mili'uf 1,1! 110ii1tn.il HUI tioh'i'.alo vlriiij fh hnt.i) t»u tho ha >ls ol .1 iii vt yi vo) in I'oim *->l\ .till.1 ll.imill.lli Iiinftt.tl M-I'lint) filler tni, hint Im ii 11 .ul 1ribt St n V. to KcfiMiYor of I eiiM'Nseo m tho A* 4m*lull'll I'lf v it,(Mutt wiilo 11111ill, 1 lion of ih'li-jMie Ho hml iftrii|tjn il to voroiul 111.n-i* .ifii'i li .ttline Ko f.HIVol wholi tie i'iil (ho lion's Ii:iio ol Ills home Mito -New York'. Volos I'onn lylvitm . - /u vt to ih lon.ttmfi wih n»tit|iloti il in tlii- April pri vuai > IM" nil thou sfiowotl ll.il rim.ui 11 foil 1 vilfo ti* Kof.oiw lion. te in m il \\|H> pv— tliibcrnatorial C.tiididali-x Dan .McCarty and Ht alie v I (till am will xpenk fruni tin- satin* platfurin here Xlunday, ■May 111. Have Hedrick, presi­ dent ,*( Hie Junior Chamber of < oniiiti-rre, said Indh had agreed •n .ipprjt .11 the ihanilirr lunch1 *m limn niHtn 1*1 I :.10. He said e.u Ii would have C, inlmiles lo l.ili*. then each wmdil have 10 luiiiiltes lm quexlUins and anxwerx: uiul laen a j minute reI111lt.il. Hedrick said lltere would hr no reslrietlous no qtieslluns In elllu-i eamllilafe nr (rum Ihe I1*1*11 . »; m \ i :sv illf p H.m Me* • ,4i tv urn1'! his supporters Thors* it,tv 111 hi not to It t lits I»1h firstpiitu.iiv void iii.iko 1ht*in over* ooitfitloiii nl \Itft.i) m tho riituiff oli*» Mon fin tin* K'»vdrnnr>hi|t .May * Don't kll tiled fuko unythint; fo r hi* uppo.ilotl Umk in-t .in hnnl for Iho next M 1 d.iv ns von iliif hoforo the ill , oIm ’Whr 1o m fu 1 piint.irv If y*mto iiomp, lo in hefiiuv or fdH* Me otd nl low II Mo -ui o to oust UII Inr M.Ui lit 1..11 llo (Mil'lllor hullot I to k» it Hum i .tmlidalo for II on »tin 4 *•vum .1M111L4-• of Jdloj* .ill1- i;oveimu ladis! by I iM’i por cent basket lunch for n pli-nlc after tin parade, nod to be uii liniul ...... .. ly at 0: 111) a.m. for tin* purml, formal inn. WARREN TA LK MIAMI cd tiuv Fuller Warren Is hen- to lell off Sen E-Jen K, fuuver in a Hayfrnnt Park appe.11 ance tonight I KNIs I'oiiim i n I rigger xiilt Hen. Kefauver lx 3.1**1 miles «|K li.ipp) blench nl.lt* 1 l.ii.l Mtuellilte "Oil 1.1,1 k) eat It Imlny til lant In Oregon 14 iiMllKlfril Hit I'tiH* I xtiil Arthur Kirchhoff’s Big Postcard Causes Sensation At Convention The "world's largexl postcard.' 28 by 44 Inches In Mu', and »enl from Hanford by Arthur A. Kit chlmff on Msy 11 to Mr*. Ethel I Powell, |M)*tinn*ler at Rimn.i Pond, Ark., caused a furor at th* lerelit convention of the Arknn-u Chapter of the Natloniil Assoebi tion Association of Postmaster'. Mrs. Powrll informed Mr. Ku ehluiff In 0 letter today. Hhn ulan enclosed 11 cllpiiiog from the front page of the Ark on III Traveler, imliiinhed III Lillie liock n lu'ie IIn1 eoiiveitl loti wnti held, Illlil slioe-IIlK >> |>lilnr.- of In 1 and too l.it'li 'iinkinv lueitnl • ffieial . holding llo- raid on ivlileh it wi ill. ii. "Hiiiifonl. I liiridu, ■iieetiligi. lo \ mi nil Vmi mid \oiir nimiv Irieiiils are invited to our Il.-m11if ill Hoi i i |:i ." Aiihnr A Ii •11-Iiliiif f l In- enptimi 11rul.*t tin- jnclure 1 • nl "Lump il poll, iml arrives H iii.llmiril On 1-nut- xl, 1 ltiip liH t s To Itu ilil to win 4 hist primary majority whirl! wodd hitsi* ijivcn him the llemoiioMe iiotiiMi.iiiolt without a iiMiofl ,iud m cfo ‘ t.do history Ho poll d .ud \7! voids llraitoy Oit- ft.mi In*. *0 ottd pritn.trv opptmont, ji c Kufuuvi t Intwevet, .4pp1 .tr* 11 u C r a c k d o w n B e r l i n I n J n \ rltich tn pit k up all 12 nt Ori'Rim's inunm ratti* ilflfj’ittum In mil «’lm> A g a i n s t V i o l a t o r s MJAAlb',H— Th* wyyiW** npenetl i*«i Imlny In a primary The I h>i.<»f i.rlitnld a new' two million ui': simn M lln* nulv .til mil «idiv O l ’ B u r ^ l a ry ' L a w s ilollai lin-pd.il in Jaeknuqvilln m tlie p,|| tv's pfrfi n ullul VnMfu! Me.xeiigeiN atliinlmg III*- 'iMIi .mil ih*'s»* tru ll .tie Iiintliri)* mi t l.s m in i lu«l lui'ht tn Ooldfl' -x.,nttn r n ll.i;ili.l 1 onv eiiliun here Mil' di'lri'ullnll i,..Mi >•■ ?i ‘f 1 yum uM Nt'txrti t*s* lion d.iv voiid to allow dliiihirx 1 .rn I>wI [III 1 i rtihovvi t i .411k■d 1 pi ,3 i m i*d j.y i npf Buy TlHln il Hu- SiiilHiern H.-iplixf fit, pit.*1 al .1, ,t f, it n(ltr ill Ihi |Mpiddle M l ’ i» •. ,hnau 1C- u Muller Ni l* 1 trlcaiix lo li.inow f'lfvi imo f.n pupil fill If V pull, III' Il I ttnl'i'i I I •Vf'H, Hft> imiitiIht of lln I ukt.l.v die prilled I lM>*( 1thill did Mid rI'Mel \\ III Mi' I Mi'll (Miiri I 0*1941led lip llo N p it a l I'lll wlit lie in,,li lird l.v I 1 1 millii.il all i ndy t iixcd pi l.u I ,.ni villi- where a xih ,.u die SI l,.)in llivei Ii in lieen provuled III l.oiiix |) New loll, All.ml.1 liilinei i-i.iiv 1-ill 1. 1<I piexidenl. led Hie figlil agalllxt llie prnpoxed loan lint Frank Tripii. xiiperinlenilenl of Hie Southern llaplixl lliixpllal al New III leans, |iomled nut that III.1.1111 .nl 11,11 lour bail pledged to Imill I and upel ale a lioxpdal if Un­ people ol .lack-mill llie pliiVliled flllldx I be JV:*ll ISNI vvonld In- 11x1 il in cqtllppllil! the liiispitld UII. .STRIKE DENVER i.P Selllemrid of the nalllin wide nil strike appeared close ul liniul loday ax bargaining M-xxInnx between uiilnii ami ml eiimpany represyiitulivi-x aernxh Hu (-oiinlry resumed Union Chief 11. A Kiiigld, leadei of a ei.alltlmi of iiunins wlneli vfriiik Hi days ago, rer 11rru-d lo Denver Mmrxdav night from a i.ieelllig III Washington with Wagi MaliiHriiHiin Hoard officials l i be rdlmw e|' vv m , all 1H nt |U' * |U ut Mle M< pUhlUMll 11kIe i1,111 > d» pel ill 111huh Mie util lu| i til nn plmlci'd » iiididuM' Ini Mie pu t Ml lull th r *• « mill thi er ut whiiiti .tie nut uitd uld I , ill I mu > Its p Ii ■fl 11 «-■t tu *llppttl I Mir h u ll tit.ill lit pi efri I'lll letI h.ilIntlUL IMli IT !|M|' i nil II". Mu te lilt Mule (tUV I .il l U ii nn nf t hiitfuNti.i wild fill’ r u n t »uv Hill uld Stir- r n "I Mill III- ill ,1 NoUlr Tuft ll.it lid , I’ll .i ppe iifiUL t>411 lint tun Muiu’l’ fill WI 11e Me, fill' the I 11*11«11 I III' \ xiirliitrtl I'l e III vrv ut Mrpntdu itl iIi'Iim!.sti's hnwnl tu tluy that Tuft w.is le.idim: l.i.rti huwrr ItiiG to :um It4-pi 111111**11is In Nntlll | Mikut .1 rnliveiiml ut MiMtlimk 1ml.tv In ii.him' .in uuiMstnii trd 11 mriiiliei di'lryutiuh Must nn* i spn lnl tn f.tvnl T«fl With :i ft w III fuvm ul I'llM'lllUlWlT Ki i nhnurr hml llu* rilur in Mi- 1nun hnwt'Vpr, whnr thr stiitr' ‘.'G Hi,ill ileleitnllull wns ruUijileted rilliisiluv ,.d K JI k s\ till lu ll »'ut fun 11hi i r Mil it t it ut id Mvr Ki *ui huwrr ha li hurt* arid Intu pmM illltl'S k rl:iu vri‘,s Murkris upprnrrtl Mi 11 mi#iniirsl Hit IhiKt- I run World'H LarKcsl Post (lard Sail lord Man Wins .loiirnaliNm Cilalion (i \INi:S\TI.I,E i.H fhllverxtly ,,( Fl.iiitl:, jimrii iIImii slitileiilx were utgeil 11,.it 'll,ty itiglil "I,, take xe rlmi.xiy then re.pimxlblliliex ux Ibey embiirk nil llie iirufi-sMitii ■if juuriiiilixm " j'iie .peitker, il. (1 Hutlily Davis, Tiilltilta xee Capitol eorre’-pnl.ilettl fur Hie Fliiritlti Tllrtex Ctilott, up pearetl mi tlie hcetmil minimi Finn III E.lale Hampiet program Selu.lnr tilp, M-rviee uml itehleveineiil uvviirilx iil'n were tii.’itle .,1 Hie lint quel Ui v W' 1Photo hr Jameson XlrchhnffiJeft, is the originator of kho huge poetcard which postmaster Joel Field, right, M poatmaaler, holding card, approved as Writ claea pUtU ast Frlday. Ad hat «4 64 postearo postcard rail, who Haa dtarge of n n Arkanias post office, the hlg card haa ITon tho reverse aide, nn d la Intended to adtertlse this Mttlon at a convsnand ’f Is the sexton of Holy Cross Episcopal Chuwh. Ii, Ark, Mr. Xlrchh off th* Uaaonite board card rsqulred (MS In postage mid n special de* „ »1 lim y itu ti* nim&j The owurd. Kiel,nlcil Klgma Dclln tin Ciliilnui. J I'.iul ilortoii Jr.. Hunford. edllor oi llie Florida Alllgulm': Signui Deltn Chi selnilarshlii ciTliflcnle*. Jnlin S Delwcller, Keyslont) Heights, uml Allen Ranti'y, Hnlm-s villi’ ; Kt I'ctemburg Times Trophy for KervU-e lo Universily and Ills Newspaper. Delwcller. Alpha Della Hlgmu Servin' Key*, Hohcrt 1. Connor, Wittier Haven, imilcrgrntinale award, and Deun II. C. Riley. Universily General Extension Division, professional award. Dillon Achlevotnnnl Cup. Clifton Cleveluml Hamm Jr.. Jacksonville Reach reporter for the Florida Timra-Union; Rospess Achiovujticnl Trophy for hifihesl ipiulHIcaHons for servleu In ntlverflslna, Marjorie Ctulro Davis, Ft. l ’icrco. M EN’S ’c i . u i i Tho Men's Club of Holy Cross Church will hold it* regular monthly mealing at the Parish House at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, Dale fleott, president, announced today. 8bpper will bo served. mmS -'-IK y - J ‘ y- r ' VI l ■>1* • *• ,' j - T r - ~ . McCarty Fears OvcrConfidencc Among His S u p p o r t e r s ; Odham PI edges Veto 1 rutitut ri'.td f ln r n m .i n !K!. K« tnuv ••r t '4*11 v«*nlinn iiMiuuiiiinm rt* tp u rr s MM» vntrs leave for Camp row morning for practice program After forming east of Hanfora raile at 10:00 o’c Avenue, south to west to Hanford AventM, Fourth Street; west tn Palmetto Avenue; north to PtfM Street; west to Park AVnraJ M4 nortn to Bemlnola Boulevard. Chief of Police 7 _ me, With police escort, A. Kero, pond# •pearheeri No. 192 i ui .vt:'..ii* Mil itf\ dri lati d Oilhatii. a for* iiui -t.iM- reptexenlalive from retary of Defense refers to it 11x "at tutu It i|,poi tunity It, tlciiinietiutc Itm m w .dmunu iit Ml m n i r nil I "We feel there lx milhliu; more Clll the close working relation-hip l|. of the \mod i'o-.i eivc llo- pul,In- „ imp..I hint In Hu- Aluei leal* people t iiiniuitM if tit.nt pn vnm.lv i tve . ''••mmuM* 1Ciginiy, lioldx bimsvlf broad view of the null,on defense utnucili, uud luphnsUe Ihe diiuo | ttin rft'l M vuti und Kef.nui'r mil a jin i,|i|,eiieni of i-..imtillng 11 til iniuril Hu-ir Ihiincx liom It.irnnuiu erotic ideal to which out t'f fill t* life -Il in utl'il w v t'n \ •»!*■% iu,tkim» Mum ii.itmuul Mul lud li.ukid ii li.iiin-xs racing enemy alliu'k," in- said l« uii fill i*ril Urn ISur Two| Senate Approves Armed Forces Day To Begin In M T ngy*# 'tu Lands To States £sa ssawi*,'"- WASHINGTON HI - H a n imitn Now Has 9J Dt'lt'K.iics To H7' ■ I''or Sen. Kefauver If11 , phi 1 mill r v II. - ■aid Hie "Mike groniiil lo Ivlie to 01 :mded tidislle wa- iiiidci-i:oiin: old npei aliiin il le-ilx .11 While x*,iii*I'. Mills aml N M filing at ranee- and nlli pldilot VS111111 to l.tti i pi oft i fin r lo,lex never Ill-fine alfeiltpled OV01 t or - -U! vov of IVim ' ..Uni' '.ml tin- \i my 1 doubled - vHliw Is util.1 H It le foil.1V Mu ' i ll iiiiiii Im-i of anil ,11111 all li.iH-duiiix >ithi Mie10 eh. e mii fiui ut 11 giiaidiiii: llie Imtne Ironl are de toil eon Tills roup inolmli * orii'i plnved .irmiiul vital aliiinie anil tifficiiil It, S. Navy Photo Hall> |ili'il 1 I to stippoi 1 1ho pi ol mdiixlrl.il eelilerx and .il xfr.ilegic The reception committee watches U. H. Air- Force F*8tl Satire Jets celehraleil by tlie iuilividuul crvlccs. I to I9.VJ Aimed Foiccx Day ol, vvtin I'lThliu) prim,tty wiinu’i of tlie lldtli Kighter-lnten-eplcr Kipindron us they fly over on their m-rvniue is keyed 10 the theme "unity • ti.-ngtli frcctluin". Ihe dec- .111 eiiiiimiind I i i i m - x al Inline and Mimed nut t>> Me Kuf nivn I iiv er-.e.ix reported by CnJaf land todny. Firemen quickly extinguished the flaming vent after the hot free so Ignited the pipe| city 4firemen answered two grass fire cnlla yesterday alts moon. At 4:113 p.m. firemen out of the City limits to n Mas* on the Orlando hl_ ■Then nt 10t48 p.m. last night another grass blase waa put out O’KeUjh «a the old Poole Rond. » Leased ft ire Collins Says McCarty To Meet U.S. G uii Fires Odham On Orlando Atomic Shells Program Army Chief Also Re­ J a y Forces Doolittle Says F ly­ ing Can Be Made Safer But Not Much Quieter Near Citie3 WASHINGTON t.*_ The Roollttle Com mission said tmlay that •airport* ami airplane* can be made safer but not too much can be done to make them let* noisy The group, knows as the I1resi­ dent'! Airport Commission, mik nested tighter contruls over air craft rven in the clearest wealher, toning of airport approaches, stamiardiration of runway lengths, use of government funds — tiler ally ilniens of pnsidhln improve­ ments. Bid one thing il significantly did 9 >>ot say was that big airports like tbf one at Newark, N. J , should be closed down because of air­ plane accidents like the series which struck Newark's neighbor clty, Rllzabelh. ''Til promote the general wel­ fare and to protect necessary sys feint of air transportation, it is essential that the major airports now engaged in Interstate com inerce, the postul service, or In defense activities lie ronlinued in •operation," the cninuiissimi lie1 ^cfsrrtl "Furthermore, these airports must not lie allowed to deteriorate. They must be continually improved to the greatest possible degree " President Truman apimlided famed Aviator James thmlitlie. Civil Aeronautics Administrator Charles K. Horne ami Aenuiuullcul Scientist Jerome C. Ilumuiker to the commlsshin Feb. 20 He asked them to look into the rvprolilem of uir|Mirt location and 1 *n*e, and rc|Mir! back within 0« davs. They canto In ahead of schedule after visiting 30 major airport* ami analysing the viewa of 7S municipal government*. Although confident that air ac rhlenls will decline a* equipment ami operation Improve, the com* mission could find no similar fu vorahle trend toward removal df the miiscance factor* "No effective solutions are In I •tight," II said. Arisnciulcd # 17w - * • rtl, M.\ l'"b. * i I III. l |M>v (i W dliuni* 4,ii i fliii iii,-i mi-v Unit llm I». j. ii im-'iii will cuiidnut) i t t, l duvv'ii un t i mm m San* i l \ >M4iMiuy i Mi- i 'immunity in ilt f i ii i m 1h** » n puctinl if i•jt Util 11» in it (I *If.Ill 1(1 Hlop All ■I Mi«-(km*; and ••liter* >pidi hi iii*1 Will,,,i. Negi-i. wlin wns i. ,. i ,,,l.i I. . i in t night, , , , >>i,p,-,i *-,,o\ii-t from 1.1111.111.., \ i,l wi-i-k x ago , I 11,uo tli,, Slat,' Prison i iin|, ,-ii St Augustine He Is 1., mg In l.i m tin r'H> Jail pend* mg m i l'll ,,f nfficeis .Sunday f111oi Si VlIKO-dloe to Iitkm him, lid t II - f \Vflhnoi 11.. 'll., was first arrested I'll, II -ai iigi, after breaking iidl nf 11ui ,,lil Kustner 11,1.. Ill, ii.fuid Stnie I iii mers II I til. Ml 11., t fu noiiilii-t vbtirgo lm eiiti'i u making ill, A II la V, .ii III I , , , It yi"ii , nItug i-tlier. ix an exted hero I il,' -i In, IN, Hue uml 1minded i ui mi-In, Hoike, |i:iKile violator 11,,m N- w Verb Stole, wlei wns m i . ted here ]nut Friday on u ............... . drwokioiipxx mil disor■I* iiv I'liiidorf , to, : in x.biv, Chief Willintns and : gl M \ Hero urrcxt.xi two Siinfetd N.-grnei. Jiimes "Moon'* I’tili . lo. and I ee lit own, known u . "Shoe Heiigie" mid recovered live watt-hen utoli-n from Mills Swap Simp no En.xt Fourth Street, I'tiils tx mi i s convict ami Ilrown i eti piinde 11,-ld also for inw-do-iii iioi wax Walter Wingate, J,.. 2". wlmin Polrti claimed tliruw a lirli-k i limns'(i file window of the Imp Wuigute Ih alii, an ex* i-oovu-f, Hold Chief Williums, Two other Negroes nrc living lo-lil for iiiv i- ligation. James Davn wlio It suspected of being o draft dudger, mid Leroy Cole, whose nttflnptH al dispoHlng of .’ewelty are being checked into. I auii I't'k.-d Movie Time Table It IT/. "Ifreoi-O Hunter" 1:12 - :i:!IG • 6:28 - 7:21 - 9:14 Soturdny • "Bonier Huddleunites" j 1:44 - 4:20 - 7:14 - 9:57 / "Niothwesl Territory" / 2:67 - 5:42 - 8:27 / Sunday * "Carbine Wllllsnts 1:09 - :>:00 - 6:12 - 7:1M M O V IB L A N D / "Houvyrhlle" / 7"15, feature 8:21 y1a*l comvie to sbow 9l40 / Saturday • "Marsfadl of Heldoradu" / "Double Deal'’/ „ HundaV . "Mijflny" , 7:36 f(«turejil44 • >*•* com* -f f ilf t LAM "Deadline U- 8. A."> Pius OOjftinute of Comedy > A• / / f • t’t | u Vj •j t&H i ■ jk 4 ® ■ M . - '" M 1 �ffUflX [' t i l K HAN FOKD IIK R A LD Togo 3 Frt. M s;. 16, I I H The Sanford Herald M le 1 > I U b c 4 l « 1MH l l t b r A (iNllr rtftpt H u ta r C d r ANNS*/. i brlaliUM* aa d 1X»*t rukllahril »• M l lln l a r * f « l I M I i i C'fctUtMN* m *it J i m S t a r * I I I M h b h h II s A k i i i i .(M m.i t ‘ N l * r r d m •»*•»(«< rlaa a m a l l r r f !V l« f c # r » f , m m . « t l h r C a a l W l l c e u . . i ll l a n l i t n l , l l. ..I d a . H M I . r I h . t r i E f - Hi ('« « ■ / > -* - n l Slur rli .1. I NTH. I ’dllwf 1101111(1% tl HIA N llu alnraa M n n a d r r ' “ M i i i s n i i i ’T l o g h a t c h H r l.'H Mlr r ... . 0 .3.1 lia r N ««iih ... l .ini T n i r e H u H lh a „ , . .TON M« Manilla ; ll>. V»a. . .. . dial ....;....... .. 12.mi Armed Forces Day Take Off The Southern Label MIRACLE OF AMERICA— INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT Tsatpe Tribune Tomorrow in Armed Forces Dny. The occasion will be celebrated iti Hanford w ith one of the moat am bitious par* aden ever undertaken In thin city. There will be fo u r bands. nniroH of floatH, roprcnentntlvcn of various civic and patriotic orKanizntlons, and detachm ents from thn Naval Station, t'oa.Hl ttiiard, Civil Air Patrol and other m ilitary o rsre U , Approeeh of the Democratic na­ tional convention nnd the preeldentlala bids of two Southern Senators, Kcfsuvcr of Tsnnesiee and Russell of Georgia, have re­ vived talk of a compromise on the compulsory FKPC pl«rV ndcptr’I l»v the party In I04S W* u. uh I. the news ' "peculate whether President■ — Tru man and the Fair Deal politicos will agreo to a plank "arreptahla to the South." We’re very, very tired (if seeing the FEPC presented as an Issue which concerns only the South. H doesn't; It concerns all 49 states. Add It's about tlmn the people In the rest of the country began tn realise as much. Southern political leaders are partly to blame for the national Imprasslon that only the South fears and opposes a compulsory FEPC. When the Issue Is raised, they are prone to say "the Houth" will never accept this or "the South" may agree to that. Senator Russell wa’re glad to note, la doing whst ha can to take the Confederate label off the FEPC controversy ami show that the dangera of the proposal do not stop at the Mafeon-Dtxon line. He Is tolling his national audi­ ences that the Issue Is neither racial nor sectional; that the kind of Fair Employment Practices Commission urged by the T ru ­ man administration could wreck the free enterprise system and Place all bualnesa and Industry under government control. Any citizen who will take the trouble to find out what'e In tho FEPC bill Introduced In Congress last year by Senator Humphrey of Minnesota can readily understand what Senator Russell is talking nhout. The common misconception about FEPC is that it would chief­ ly prohibit Job discrimination agalns Negi Negroes an dthat’a why the South la so opposed to It. Out what tha hill actually docs la lo make It a crime for any em­ ployer to "refuse to hire, to dis­ charge, or otherwise to discrimin­ ate against any Individual with respect to hie terms, conditions, tiOIIN, »< ? & * Follmvinyr the parade and an mldrcHS by Capt. Chlttcn’ « v<l. ” ' v‘ v 1*•’' 1 'dtend nn "open house" at ‘fbf Hanlonl Naval Air tt tat ion dm injr the afternoon, inspect Lite now planes and sec the many Improvements which have been made duriiiK the paat year. The pul lie will tic amazed a t the rhniu'im have Imen effected there In the short span of 12 months. The purpose of Armed Forces Day is to acquaint the „ , *^Ali .... ---i . i . i------, iim r, nailrra. ratda nl public with the work th a t is lMdn« done to prepare the de­ J. IhNnha. r r a i i l n l l i m t na d n o i l i r a til fenses of this country and to equip it with a first class mili­ S. ra n li a r i. i a li a im n ir.ii il i. l a r. m ( h r Htl.lfaar nl •HlalliH fliHila, w ill ha r h a r g r i l I n . tary establishm ent for the purpose of rcslstlnK agRresslon » I r r a n l a . a i l . . . I I . In* m l . . . wherever II may strike. As lonjr as other nations persist In H r a . r a r n l r d V i t l a n a l l r ll | In ■ la nd Irm fn m ll.i.ri.a iiillir. ih Iiik force as an Instrum ent of International relations, we w .i A m Tnrh . rhlraa n. Il.ln .ll, la n .a a I I I . and Nl. {.mila. must be prepared at all limes to resist force with force. ■ ■“ ’ T h * I l f raid la a m a m h a r ill lh* Armed Forcea Day Is also for the purpose of paylnj* J A a m r l n l a d I’ .ra a n h l r h la r a l l l l r . l a t r l u a l . r t . In I h r naa ( « r i . f t i l i l l . tribute to the yon tin men who make up the body of our Army, IM tine ul‘ ni l ----lhi> Inndl u r n . . r l a i . i l J ___ I I IIbl* . a .H n ». n | ia«Hw» il » » r . da w * ll na nil Navy and Marine Corps anil to I lie ualhint, officers who are A I a . H a illa|iMirh«a. th eir leaders. In th is Th“ Herald Joins heartily w ith thn t S FRJDAY. M AY 10. 19.12 »i ( A H HIP. WARD I,YON. UNHURT(Prom Till' I’orlry Review) ! Whoever lifia erentri) some .mull fife w r Mt-Y | I h ln g , people of Hanford In recotniizing their devotion to duty which causes them to sacrifice many of the com forts which the rest of its are apt to take for granted and to risk th eir lives almost dally for the defense of th eir country. .............. I ...■■■— i. ■» — — ■ ......... N *"? T — Figurine. viol-theme. or villnnrlle, Exchange's Birthday Musi keep no rnrving, vurslnit. VtllllllR. Or suffer some dhlruss ton vapor The new York Stock KxcIiiiiikc is both busy and busi­ ap'j i to trll nesslike, I here fore probably will not taku time out to cele­ 12 From living innlliT Im*. his h.uul brate its MiDth birthday tomorrow. T hat day saw the for­ -j, . nr liriirl Dabbled our Km in, dreamy am! mation of the first organized American body to buy and sell securities, Hefore that they were sold a t public auctions, nn rtlltlolT— , f Hu has signed away his non! in arriuiKement which qave competition among buyers but not lim Puiinmi of Artamong sellers. The most popular of these auctions took place linrp*i slnll haunt him, fast or under a buttonwood tree, and from Its a tte n d an ts arose the fralivol Aft! Wmilil lhal fi iijjllc frivolous idea of forming a new organization How the movement mui! fnrswi'sr spread Is common knowlcdgu. T h r H'MIpmv pnt-l' Enough In hr The Stock Kxchunge no longer has th e unfettered liber­ J3/I, illive? K i t e would wilk with do mini: fi'iil ty, at tim es approaching license, th a t it enjoyed prior to ja'j; In sonbrlght air. IM8. Investors, however, have much moro confidence In Its Hlitiply ilrllijIilInK In thn moisps operations now than in the old days, when Issues were too • five? ... ■u. He shall not >1:|>. though much often rigged and essential Information withhold. Those were the great days of "caveat em ptor." "let the buyer beware, for gffi.-v I'Pr whir hrspill, E '7 T I ip itull ilruilwrlpht of l|ic desert lie is entitled to no protection against the schemes of the ' pc's utilll seller." C ItACIIKI. ANNANIi TfU'I.Otl II raili n( llt<> (itiiiliil.ilra fill KovriMni were a. I>AtI a. Iin opI'oncnl say. hr i». wr'il hr ‘m (m a |irr|ly rnuiili liipc, »ij it iloriiitt ■‘ Ihr tirsl {mu yr.iis nn mallrr who Was elected, Those days will never return, for amid all the clamor ngaiiiHt excessive governm ent activities, no demand has been heard for the repeal of the laws regulating the Stock Ex­ change and the Issuance of securities. Amended they may be, but their essence will remain. Air Conch To Europe III ( Im IIi.iiii , (Ini. Jaitarr I lr.|>|tTt Economical a ir transportation between thn United vvus hailed into mini (hr other day nil a didrpr id u»i.inll and Imllriy S tales and Europe lias long been the dream of progressive Against a *»I*yrni-«.l<l man who airline officials. The first air coach flight from New York to 'had llorr h Im hrokrn. IJupiwr tnlrf I’arlii recently by T rans World Airlines was another stun v die jiidtie lie was IfU ^rs t* old. toward Hie realization jtf th a t dream , I'assengern on the 17 fjt.WalLwrll, wr|l, hoys will hr hoys. hour flight paid th irty per cent less for th eir tickets than on luxury flights and most of them indicated an enthusias­ Units III |l trill l| Wdtnr* I'trtidrill tic approval or their trip. Faro by a ir couch was 9200 thn ' Tnimirt nod hi* irfoy.d to wotli first class flight fare Is about otto hundred dollars more. ,r within llir ''tame lojM aif nnijiros* The reduction In price brings with It some reductions sinnal Irpiililmn^( I f f rlir n llM I ^ vilpaiiuo In the slrrl indiiOiv. In in services and luxuries according in those w ho'm ode the 7ft rudinti din many of ut may fmitrl trip. The ulr coachDH are less spacious, thn survlco less ela­ that HamicIi was a'litriil friend and borate. Flying timu is about the sumo. The coming of the a ir coach will uncourage travel to supportrr of Piriidcnl Tinman and was horn in .Snul|j£ Carolina, rven Europe, The coming of cheap transportation within America At Jimmy Ryuin War. was a spur to progress and understanding l«itween d lffo ru it There wrin elt'viAi himlniH i parts of Hie country. Perhaps inexpensive a ir travel to i iilenit in Honda Inal year, mini Europe will have the sam e good effect. of ihrm i ilord 1^, ihr i.airlmt '. hdndliiiR of slmlKiilis, the Ct.inir peedeil to take care nf schools, aik I H ill Conimitsion ikpoili. Had lonelier sulary rulses and other a» that lecmd is. it is only one out necessary expenses of government. ( ( n a l l n u t S !'»■«(( !’ » * * O a » l He has eimalsteiqty advocated ol rveiy 9.1HK* lirented Inmleii, a bill u l i l d i i w h i M h a v e (,|iror(| nn raising I lie slide's tax im dog race ttniiilds win. h any Inmlei is wiitniK i m l l r c i y n o w flclil of I rK ii lI rm l track Income. lo .Tdlir. ^ li A in b li n s til F l o r i d a . " T h u hill did McCarty has contended his pro liol liana. gram for cutting out waste, plus Tlic llmtte paors^tud irndt to • -tnerenxing M UnukllonliiK Oilhiiin'a riuhl hi inlsncea on hand and the Senate a p.iy>honti lull ho cal) hliiiRcir a frlmiil of (lie NrhiNila, n revenues from expanding proxeni it lax sources should give the state i; 'AlHiril Sriviert mm "hyjit Beneials Ucl'nrty aaul (lie Suiitoril cunill li dale voted while a menther of the ■ i enough to nperatn ami raise tenclw ti) intvate. It d o rin V A mount In Ulllatstnre for unienilmonh which era* jiny. IHUrJi. lor rarli u{'d||rtu only VI would have n il Ilie heart out of Odham replied In siwechu along a month for a p i IvaM l I o) A month thn minimum (mimtallnn prourani. the Houlhaasl Florida Coast and The minimum fmindallim pnitaring * Ohmir radio talkathon l#lr a livo H at tt«jPynfAi|ul it will n*t the t upayrr*’ M y t df money, lira m la n complex lolup under loro To McCarty’s claim that Odwhich data aid J» appurtlunod to ism didn't vote against the sales nut hall a hillinn mRUfs a year county ictlool ayalnma. iim bill more Ihsn so times." He said ho voted against the McCarty laid Urn volcra tie fa fi .r. Firiidenl TrumAii it In Ilie vnra a mat nf living anlury In- measure when It was passed In lie may rreuHu fur Florida action! lencherx (ho House, hut illdn'l ’'stay for !■: IJkrnmfAlii t nnvenl pt. He »*id to hit T in any to keep thorn from leaving the Ihe burial of the people's govern­ :i*rnt wr will nm fsr non prufeaxlon for bettor paying Joha ment" during the last two days of the Ispecial whan (ha House B iM H session l m ___ _______ i rel», no In private induatry. Util thr mover o glnal, format approval to a Dlaniailtig (ho slate welfare proliter whs I lie Senate plan, . (rum he anld K he .wna "sickcompromise ami ^jtlime wr, Ian He also _____ I respond .Irrd of cnmlldalea who any 'vole vlioroualy to .............. statement that Odniam ■tylhini in lilt ti In the for me end I'll pay you twice aa McCarty's lAdu'l neon able tu gst ‘ » die man ul iim It? di?liipch aa iMifore/V letlow memt *In: llom- I He dtofired sue himtell. uoiliiiiK but illsnppo to AIM- miMtli . . Iwlnn /•re reclpleiih when ealidUlalca *"* ! « " ! £ . i Iirrr v/ots T can't deliver on Ihelrtarpromlaci Ilea do SljjjtM (di nm| anld bo will pledge only wel lhal it aged a- 'of h ague ___,i. disn 5,000) wlii Ilka me," ha shoutMT penslonara "will get every possible within the Umils , I lltimiflh lAM” yriTT'wsliPiil I i F I many ml fie (Alulily. So it can be ability of the Ktate nf Klor Jnlorhinolcly, Sanford w«i 17n Tallahassee McCarty Ap­ men i of them, but il might have pealed for vntea In fdorlda'i cspl. , uiwience, M^kVWith a poo- III city tislsy on "the basts of am la ton of HO,000 had: no traffic Jt. AujwaUne ilitica, and Hobart, Ohio,, with campaign stops almost at the ‘7 ptopIN iitnInlAjiiH li» per; (if last minute ami spoke for only a K t f "tlT G r i n Tscoid of no auto Accidental few moments, However, the faIk Fernandlna^ Be had been advertised IwforehamJ i fji q * > ^ i9 4 s u h end a sizable crowd gathered on famotn man with | one of ib (iovcrnorH Uacu i I ( 7( g v g ( > v t a - Demo Candidate U u H ll m ifii V r u ia dumlnntc the U9 dulegalos ax srmMIng In S|Hikunr for Washing ton's Democratic convention Satur day. State Chairman Harry Henson prrdtctnd Kcfauvor will get all 22 of Washington's National Convert lion delegates, A pro - Kefaitver move also loomed nl the Americans for Detn erratic Action ( ADA) cmivenllim opening in the Million's capital to­ the Tennessran'k parti night. If I' sans force a floor fight In try to get ADA ciutorseineiit, u counter move was rxpertud on behalf ol llarrhiittti. However, Sen Hubert Humphrey ef MinnesolA-chsIrman of the self dyleil lltwral, anti-Comnumlst orianizatlon and himself a "favorite " candidate-predicted the ADA ______ II any . stand . . . in . the hill................. avoid taking Dampers tie nnmlnsflnn race.. ill , At a New York news ctmfere, . kj if nbmlnatcd, narrlmsn said that, he could beat any iy Republican "on the record of Roosovoltism ____ and rnimnnlsm— Dial's what I stand for." President Truman, at Ids news '(inference In Washington, had irnlse fur llnrrliiinn nnd Sen llchard Itiissell of (leorglu-in act, all the would he nominees, le said lie will moke a whistlestop campaign fur Ihe nominee's •lection, similar lo Ihe one he tnsde fo'r himself In IPM Thn President would not say whom he favors, tint iltsclosrd he may go to Ihe National (.‘miveuilnn to speak alter Dm pii-slduiili.il and rice presidential nominees are ., chosen, Mr. Truman said Im hopes to be a convention delegate and Mis­ souri leaders promptly said they would be honored to havo hint head Ida homeslate delegation Hen. Taft said he Is delighted In hear that Mr. Truman Is going lo head the Democratic campaign no matter who Is nominated. Taft, • caustic critle of the Truman administration, said Republicans will kevo ih affirmative campaign. Doth parlies were laying out Ihelr convention plans. Al Chicago, Demncralle arrang­ ers for their July 31 gel together said GoV. Paul il A. Dever nr * aschuyclla will be Ihe keynote IpeiM r, House Speskcr Ram Hayhurt) of Texas will Im permanent Jrman awl House Uisdar John ’t e Wpssjsenwwr'Tsj^-," ''' ,l" ^ Sunday School Lewson Topic I'HS* H a r t iii GOP National Hesduuarlsrs in Washington smtounred Its Ar> ngemsnt* Committee will meal .. Jwurr|«ku», toK How Hhall I t'ae My lUmlly llrrlls ie f Hr A. W. HAM II. i 8< IIIIT O ItK i F.xinIiih 20:12 M -rk 7:9-11 John 19:25.27 "Honor thy father and thy mother Hint thy days may lie long o |moi tint land which the Isird thy (lud givclli Hire." This fifth com* imihdmeiit concrriis the relallnns of ehlhlim Inward (heir parents. It Is the first law of the second twhle. as we rniiimnidy call them. The first four has to iln with nor relation In God, hot the Inst six deals with our duty tn ourselves end to oor frllowmen and esperlally our homo life, We often haye heard It sdltl the nation Is no stronger than tha homes. that make im l,»> P.r I 1"’ W 11^ of the homo IH W r lhal nation. Wo read much those days ton. curnlng dultmpiuncy of children. We have always thought that there wns too much of the hlam" rharged t« Iho children. If wo will allow our-tulvcs to Im fair In deter­ mining Di" cause, wo shall sou that the fmtlt is more In the parents than In the child. Those who place the icxnnmdlilHly entirely upon the children, seem lo our way of thinking to have failed to com­ prehend the meaning nf God's In­ struct Ion lo Israel given ii* In Deuteronomy fi:4-l). The Instruc­ tion g|vrn‘ In veras fl'anya to teach the eldtdrrn dlllgenlly the things thee need most of all to know, tn Instill In them first tu honor God in all their ways, In lie obedient first In fbel slid thou to parent. Obedience Is essentially the first lesson to legeh a child. If they do IHd olsty ihelr parents, It 1% very unlikely they Will obey God. and If they have no regard lo obey parent or God, they Hava no scru­ ple shout disobeying the laws of Ihelr country. Herein llss the fun­ damental eause of crime. Them nm very few homes whero both mother and father dedicate Ihelr children to Ond from their Infancy and llva truly a Christian in the home that ever have a child culled Into court for violation nf the law. It Is Indeed refreshing to look about ua and aae many homes In luHiy, yet he stands a good chance to grow In Ignorance of the things that nm noble and sub­ lime in life, ft deprives him or h"r of his nsefillness In thn hetter tlilngs nf life. They somehow fall to get the meaning nf Ihe opening sentence of the lord’s prayer, (hir Father Which am In Heaven, Hallowed Ire Thy Name," Thy kingdom mine, Thy will he done on earth as It Is in Heaven." If we du not truly hallow God’s name, how cntild we ask that Ills kingdom come and (hat Ills will Im dona In earth as it Is In Heaven, when wn neither honor him or obey his commands which natur. ally unfits ps' for this Kingdom! His. klng'lom l«,,a , kingdom of righteousness, And It shall cover the oarth as the watora cover tits sea. If wa hope to he ona of those who ahall reign with Him when lie romea to estahll-h this ever­ lasting kingdom, it Is high time wu were making some worthwhile Investments In It. How shall wu ax fathers and mothers uso mir heritage T Hindi we nut In'ip'iith tu our children those i|ualltles lliat will fit them for the Iwlter service they in(ghl render white thn opportunity Is thrlra to make this a good whole some land nf liberty to dwell In from generation la generation! CKLERY CITY I I 'I P 1 n » r f« ir (O V t . i K i r . ■mso-' M /•j-Fl I only coi Kite s featured actcrlwt " n & ta p ® ® ' . g f t wall n to r Wtjl IM# Snick Sedan 87100 v*i- PRINTING O F F IC E O U T F IT T E R S drsn are pur I i„ ^ I.EMONADE STAND IIINGHAMTON, N. Y. idu-Seven yosr old Susan Burke wanted no trouble with the law. She wrote Binghamton's Mayor Donald W. Kramer: " I want to run n lomnnadc stand this summer. Du 1 I i a v o (o have n llecnso?" Susan won't need ono, the mayor sold JA P RIOT* The controvrrsli controverslsl TO K Y O ((f) — Thp snU-siihversivas ntl-sunv ■hill, giving• »■« er In govamnWnt power _ ban _ _ r demon... sirs)Ions such as (he one which erupted Iplo May Day riots, parsed the IlhUM Thursdey. IM to HD. Two other related bills also were passed and Immediately sent lo tne House of Cmmclltora (senate) where 'a hot fight le expected. M L S^.iKa,5.55RWli!«t & M or privilege" •WhlyafTMM* )*/ cause of such Individual e reel, color, religion or national orWd.** This doem's meanJust BoiiOisrn Negroes. It means Ban Francisco Chinese, New York Italians. Pittsburgh Poles, t Boston Irish. Minneapolis Swedes; It. msqi)s CntMlca. J d W a , ■ ,)tiy Adventists and Mohammrndans. Under this lew, any applicant denied a Job nr any employs dtscharged or paused over for pro to a fed' motion could run lo federal bureau crying tying that he I wna an ob jeet of discrimination. The win cr then would be hauled In i.nd required to convince the bureaucrats that his decision was haspd on some reason other than “ race, color, religion or national origin." A politically ruthless FEPC could dictate the names on the payroll of any bualnesa behind the pious pretext of ending "dis­ crimination." And the employer, deprived or hie power of selec­ tion would become a sharecropper on hla own land. Nn good American, of any race, color, creed or origin, should want to see our free enterprise system reduced to such a state. An econ­ omy thus enslaved would mean, In the long run, less freedom and poorer opportunity for all. Discrimination must be dis­ solved gradually, by education. Any attempt to crush It out by the FEPC plan of campulslen can only bring disaster, not only In the South but in the Nortn, East and West as well. Other Southern Congressmen should Join Senator Russell In making this truth clear tn the nation. HE SALUTE OUR ARMED FORCES.... e». there are r rw ............ pc 4 Or. Sadmn I18M.OO ■ c m M m 1 1 8 5 0 .0 0 : R ' m a s t e r S d n . $ 1 2 8 0 .0 0 COMPANY �* Social A n d Personal Activities PHONE 148 Social Calendar Daughters Of 1812 Take River Cruise The M sk - Fraud* L. Dade FR ID A Y U. fl. Daughter* ol Chapter ipter of the t The County Music Festival will 1118 were guests of Sanford “be held at Seminole High School at members, Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, 8:00. The public is Invited. Mrs. Miriam Russell and Mra. A. The L. A. to B. of R. T . will R. Key aboard the Roumlllat have their quarterly birthday yacht. "Skylark", Thursday, party at the home of Mrs. L. Following a delicious luncheon. Bend at 8:00 p.m. * short business meeting was held The Aialia Circle of the Harden and a brief sketch or historical ftub ib will wilt meet at 7:00 p.m. for a points of Interest In Sanford wa» rove red dish supper at the given. by _____J Mrs. tKe */. Garden Center with Mr*. Fred Member* enjoying this delight­ Pope and Mrs. W. M. Marshall as ful outing St. John John's* g on the scenic 8t. rq-nosteise*. River Included Mrs. Ray Edwards, The Brownlee Young Adult national treasurar; Mra. James P. Class of the First Presbyterian Boyd, Jr., first state vice-presi­ Church will hold a folk game party dent; Mrs. Robert W. Perdue, sec­ In the educational building at 8:00. ond state.vice-president and Mrs. George F. Treater, state recording RATUX1M1 secretary , all of Jacksonville. Tha R.A.’s will msst at tba Also present were Mrs. Edward First Baptist Church at 8:00 p.a. r;. Adams, Eagle Lake: Mrs. David ft M ONDAY M. Wright, Bartow; Mra. Robert The Primary Sunbeams will Taylor, Mrs. Helena Johnson, Eusmeet at the First Baptist Church Us; Mrs. Alice Bolton, Mt. Dora; nt 3:90 p.m. Mrs. Josephine Simpson, Mrs. The meeting of the Dependable Henry Lamb, Mr*. C. H. Estey and Class of the First Methodist Mr*. Helen Cremln, all from Tan­ Church will be at 8:30 p.m. at the gerine. home of Mrs. R. W- Herron on the Other* attending were Mr*. Country Club Road. Jackson E. Stewart, Mr*. P. H. A piano recital in meinorlam lo l ee, Orlando; Mr*. Henry Boggi, Mrs. Fannie Stemhrldge Munson Del.and; Mrs. W. J. Hoyt and Mrs. by the Fannie R. Munson Piano J. V. Brice of Clermont; • Mis* School will be held In the studio Hattie Cowart of Sorrento; Mr*. f t 009 Myrtle Avenue at 8:00 p.m. H. W. Ruprerht , Mrs. J. C. Acock, "Th e Sanford Audubon Club will Mr*. L. M. Leinhirt and the hos­ have a covered dish supper and tesses. wiener roast at Mullet Lake Park. Members and thslr guests will meat at the Garden Center at 0:00 By S A D IE BODERBLOM p.m. and transportation will be provided if needed at the slatting Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Prlester and point. J' children from Daytona were the TU E S D A Y The Junior G. A.’* will meet at guest* of Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Martin and Mrs. Laura Prlester tbe First Baptist Church at 0:45 Sunday. p.m. Mr. and Mr*. K. G. Soderblom The Chapel Choir will hold reanal at the First Rsptlst had a* their guests Sunday Mr. and Mr*. R. E. Soderblom and Church at 0:45 p.m. The Phllnthea Sunday School children from Elder Springs. Mr. and Mra. Walker Dunn from Class of the First Baptist Church (la., were the weekend will have its regular monthly Oclla, of Mr. and Mr*. II. /.. Dunn. meeting at the home of Mrs. W. guesta Circle No. 1 of the Woman's P. Smith 440 Summerlin Avenu-t Missionary 8oclety of tha Laka at 8:00 with Mr*. Clyde Hum­ Monroe Baptist Church rpet Mon­ phrey* and Mrs. G. H. Sykes day afternoon at 3:00 p.m. at the co-hostesses. of Mre. Frank Farmer. The The Unity Truth Class will meet home program opened with the hymn, at 8:00 p.m. nt the Valdes Hotel. "Send The Light". The devotlonil re book 'The Sermon on the was given by Mr*. Farmer, and ount" by Kmmet Fox will lie the Strwaxdshl tfwagdship .talk was given studied. The public Is Invited tuby Mre. H. II. Martin. attend. Circle No. 3 met Tuesday The R. W. Ware lllble Class of ins; at 8:00 at the church. Mr*. thn First Methodist Church will Ed Oglesby, chairman of the circle, meat at ?:IY p.m. for a coverr-l wa* In charge of the program. dlch supper at the home of If.-, Tha Junior and Intermediate and Mr*. R. U. Hutchison in Cam­ Claatea of tha Laka Monroa Baperon City. Hat Church had a Sunday School The American lloma Depart­ Boetal Thuraday evening at 7:45 ment will have It# May bridge and a| the church. Mr*. Frank Farmer ennatta party and regular meeting and Mrs. If. 11. Martin were tho £ the >Iub house at 8:00 p.m. hoftenes. Mr. Farmer .wa* in T ill , W KD N fttDAY >• charge of the entertalumfnf. - Midweek Prayer Service at Cen­ Mr*. Mary Alice Martin from tral Baptist Churrh at 8:00 p.m. Orlando I* •pending th» week with The Sunbeams of tha Church will Rev. and Mrs. II. H. Martin and also meet at this time— age 4 thru Mrs. Laura Prlester. 9. The regular covered dish lunch. « • “f *"• Civic Department of **»• Woman’s Club will ha held at 12t90 o’clock at the c)n| house. By B E V B R L T GRAY |V ‘ Lake Monroe * I SEMINOLE HI Radio Briefs • By MARION HARM AN Cnurrh service* will ho broad­ cast Sunday morning from the First Presbyterian Church in Han­ ford. The time for the Sunday morning rhim-h program Is n tut o'clock. •I 400The baseball game broadcast Sunday night will begin at 0:00 o'clock Immediately following the ^lelhodlit Church broadcast. Jim Wield* will he In Palatka to give you the play hy play description. •1488* WTRR'* "Radio Farm Digest" will give Saturday listeners a roundup of farm news from Flar “Our Heart* Were Young And Gay will lie presented by tho Thespians on May 23 In the 8.H.8. auditorium. This la a lively, gay, and light-hearted affair under the supervision of Mr*. Malcolm MacNeill and Mr*. Nellie Coleman. Pleas# don’t mlaa this, ’cause It’j really something to see. Come about 8:00 on May 231 Our Couple of the Week this time la "Sonny" Estrldge and Rorhella Eubanks. Congrats. to ya both. Congrats, too, to the new tap pledgee that were received Intv tha T ri-H I-Y Thursday................... Everyone really enjoyed the spring concert and there wa* a nice large crowd I June I I* das* day and the school picnic, tool Class day will bejln at 9:00 and last until 11:30 •t 12: IB o'clock farm new* orig­ inated al the University of Fiorina will be used to a<lvlw> farmer* of the lateit new* In the farm world. ■tart lomewhere around there. It •1488ha* been decided that everyone f t Dorothy Holloway and Colleen will buy their own lunette* and « Tltgebrelson will broadcast their pner will be served that 169th program over WTRR InmnrTicket* will be brought row morning *t U:0fl o'elnek. Inthia year Instead of buy* eluded In their “ Children** Claude Hour" will be a *alute to “ Armed Forres of America" on Armed Forets Day. •U N * The “ Armed Force* Day" »ddreaa tomorrow by Capt, John I* Chittenden, commander, Hanford •Naval Auilllary Air Htetinn, will broadcast. •UN* Sunday afternoon radio listeners wont Want to mis* the w*rir* nf hroadcaaU on W TRR to Include "Sunday Matinee", ^MMierwork* from FrjMwe", -Th e flneU Editor", “ Marie Cover* Program" attd “The Avo Marla Hour", A I* two ami a half noufa of delightful radio entertainment. •14N> er so n a l Mis* Thesi V , » p l a n * to leave tonight for Key West after ■pending a vacation with ther, Mr*. Lillian Vickery. Mr. fr. and Mrs. Harr/ Harry Tooke have their gueit Mr*. Took*’* sister, Mrss. 7.ack Vsmedoe from Pensacola. Mrs. Beatrix Cole of 8outh Charleston, W. V. Is visiting with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Dunn. Mis* Betty Rose Hoolehan who Is studyingI It i the Alachua Gen­ eral Hoiplts ital In Gainesville Is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mre. J. R. Hoolehan. He Andrew Carraway. John Ivey, H. E. Took*. W. V. Bitting and W. A. Patrick have recently returned from Gaaperello Inn at Grande where they have been on a fishing trip. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beal amt son Sammy left this morning for their home In Odessa, Tex. after spending the past two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Messenger and Mrs. Lillian Vickery. * __ Mr*. W. E. Priddle and daugh­ ter, Karen of Lakeland are guests of Mr*. Priddls’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Jones 327 West Ninth Street, while Mr. Priddle I* In Washington, D. C. on a business trip for hi* company. Program Presented For Baptist Group The Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church met at 7:30 i.m. last night In tha educational mlldlng with Ben Wade, presi­ dent, presiding. “What Kind of The program, p fe Need today", was under Man We the direction of Roy Britt with K. C. Madden, E. C. Harper, Ren Steele and Harry Bowdrn taking part. It was announced that at tho next meeting on the third Thurs­ day of next month, the state sec­ retary of the Baptist Brotherhood will be In Sanford to speak before this division. Approlmately 38 memher* were present. f ig Is is Held Hel Meeting By R.W.A. Circle The R. W. A. Circle of the First Christian Churrh met with Mrs. . If. Grantham ami Mrs. A. P. sndy, hostec-.es, Monday night. The devotional wa* led by M m . W. C. Tlson and the study wa* given hy Mrs. J. W. Knight, which consisted of a round-table study of preparation of young people for the mission field*. During the business inerting, It wss reported by Mr*. O. T . Pear­ son. chairman, that the quota had been met and discussion of surins funds wa* tabled until the une meeting. A picnic meeting wa* planned for June. The hostesses served refresh­ ment* to Mr*. W. ,P. Yealey, Mrs. P « r;?n. Mr*. Knight, Mrs. Tlson and V. II. Grantham, a guest. S S Mrs. Hamll Elected Woman’s Club Head Mr*. Charlea Hamll was* elected resident of tha Ranfnrd Woman’s lub yesterday at lhair regular May (uneheon held Id In the lovely garden* of Mra. Charles Ginn on Hanford Avenue. Mrs. J. E. Terwllleger, Jr., was Installed as vice-president and catrespondlng secretary I* Mr*. H. James Gut. Those officer* who will remain In the same post e* last year are Mrs. H. C. Oakes, recording secretary, and Mrs. 7.eb Ratliff, treasurer. The members of tha club pres­ ented Mr*. L. E. Spencer, the out­ going president with a piece of luggage In appreelatlon of her excellent services throughout the past two years. Following the opening of the meeting, reports were made hy all of tha circle chairmen and the chairmen of the standing commit­ tee*. plan* were made to decorate and enter a ear In the Armed Force* Day Parade tomorrow. The two moat outstanding corsago* worn were those of Mrs. Speneer who wort a “ Rtrellpila or Bird of ParadlM and Mrs. Hamll who wort a white orchid. Serving of tho luncheon was un­ der the supervision of tho courtesy chairmen of all of the circles head­ ed by Mrs. W. R. Jennings. Approximately 78 attended the affair. S son, (lone Tucker TbSSZ and " T t k U M the public la I attend and take part in tl s r s c u u r - MISS A D D I K I ' R E V A T T By The borne of Capt. John L. Chit­ tenden at the Sanford Naval Air Station wa* the scene last evening nf a Dutch picnic and weiner root given by the station officer* wives with approximately 55 present. Cav.-i af colored lights were strung across the rear garden to lend an air of gaiety to the occation. Games were played including the "Suitcase game hi wmrh C.V Udles and gentlemen were given suitcases filled with clothes of the opposite sex In which they bad to adorn themselves, take them air and run back to their respective lines. Pictures of this uml the other game* were taken through tut tbe evening. Mrs. E. R. Hrnwneller was in charge of the food and the gamer were under the direction of Mis. J. K. Miller and Mrs. C. A. HI.nan HOLLYWOOD 1 Mi*. It II l.nmh was honored Tui-dr.y evening with a stork shuwei given by Ml*. A. O. Ho bort.s, Mrs. K. II. Slanalam! and Mr*. Charles II. Flanders at tbe home of the latter on Catalina Drive. Several games were played nnd rriie* were woo by Mr*. Richard \Yalkei, Mr*. William Hardin and Mrs. J. A. Riser. The party room wa* decorated with yellow nml lavender spring flowers and light refreshment* were served on the bieereway. Tliu*e enjoying the evening with Mi-- I imib were Mr*. I1. I.. Coble, Mr- .1 A lti«er, Aire. K. I.. Wood­ ruff. Jr., Mi*. Kirbard Walker, Mi V-iiion llaidin, .Mr*. Wllliai.i Hai-liii, Mi*. Speneer Harden, .Mi* Riley Jeffcoal uml Mr*. Low­ ell J< fford*. AI»o attending were Mi** Hetty Don* Williams and Ml** Nancy William*. By BOB TIIOMAH j Hntvrpride Noted 1 HOLLYWOOD eft— Don’t sneer at British humor, advises Yolande lit K A TH E R IN E SELLER S Donlan. a Yankee who found fame V in the Isles. T h e Hosannah Wesley Circle "The English appreciate humor met Wednesday evening In the Just a* well as Americans,” the Barnett .Methodist Chureh with actress remarked "And in some Mr*. Cliurle* Thompson, ehiilruian, ways, they’re even -.harper " presiding. The devotional wa* givMiss Donlan Is an attractive rn bv Mr*. M. K. Thompson who blonde who reversed the usual Hied tin theme, "God** Promises". England to Hollywood since** for Dill Dig Ibe liii*lne«* meeting the null*. Born in New Jersey to a group voted to be ie*poii*|hle for show business family. she grew up the flower* in the chinch doling in Hollywood. She played In the the month of June. chorus In movie and stage must Tlie program eliulininil, Mr*. cal* and graduated to featured roles in dock Her big break came Cecil Seller*, introduced Mr*. Witwhen she was chuseu to play tha I tu Fowler, teacher of Bible his­ Judy Holliday rule in the Uimlon tory in Del.ami high school who presented five of her students 111 company of "Horn Yesterday " “ That wa* my first Introduction a panel oil "What the Bible tn the English sense of humor," Mean* To Me". Members of the tba said "We were nfruld the paml weie Audrey Frank, chair British audience* wouldn't under- trail. Shjiley Carlan, Hnxnti.ie lliers all-1 r.laud a play that was cu typically Henderson, Audiey American But they laughed even Win too Jackman. Mi* J. M Dav was Introduced mure than American* did Utir show clocked more laugh* than nnd spoke briefly on the *nm them-' Mis. Fowler then told nf the New York company " I think the reusmi wo* tliut the her w.-rk in the high school m English are very appreciative of tea- lung llilile history nml spoke that kind of humor They are fa­ of tin personal eperletiee* of *lumiliar with Damon Runyon, and drill- whose live* have been help­ I'm sure 'Guys uml Doll*' would ed a- a result of this course. At he a great lilt over there We got the coiiclusiou of the program, laugh* when we didn't expect refreshment* of cokes and cookies them For Instance, they laughed were -roved to the memher* nml every time I was referred tu as visitor * present. M> ami Mrs, Snm Carter and 0 'dumb broad ' They thought that son a-'-'ompatded his mother, Mr*. was hilarious." Mis* Donlan added that tbe Hug Alv-i Carter, who will spend an lislt ran see the funny side of any rtended visit with her daughter, thing, Including their own ecunutn Mr* II C. I'rtennan. M i- lid'll Ogden and anil Bonnie Ir plight "After all. England Is practically of Jiii-ksimville spent the weekend 1he only place left In the world with her pnrenta, Mr. and Mrs. where food anti other thing* are Ilarvev Dunn. M i- Curium- Singletary uf tti rationed," rho cited "The English went through terrible things dur­ land-- wa* the guest of her par ing the war and still are endur­ ents, Mi. nml Mr*. O. B. Cnnn-hi ing hardship*. Yet they urr able fnr Mother'* Day. Mr. uml Mr*. H. V. Gillespie of to Joke about their trouble* That’s Haiif->r-l were guest* Hundny of the true test uf a sense of humor Rite ha* a theory u InmiI English hla brother-in-law nml sister. Mr. audiences, too: "They are much nnd Mrs. Ilnrry Throon ami her more responsive than those in the mol her, Mr* Hnrn Gillespie, of U. H. y think Ibe region Is Ihuf West f'allil Ih'Heh wlio is visiting the EtiollGi are naturally mure them for several weeks. reserved In their pcrsumil live* ■lie whole couilliumtV will re­ But when they get together In a p-lee to know tliut tin- Its-V. W K. theater, they let themselves go If Klli-hei Will lie nidi- to resume Ills they like u show, they will go wild pulpit Hun-luv ufter an absence That i* why Americui>s like Judy --I several werln* due to a true (larloml, Danny Kaye uml llrtlv •min y. Hutton «uy they never buve bad t reeepllun like Ibe une* they gel O. H. fni mis-s - h u r v e - lr d more In England TIu- Engli-di take the limn l.'l million ueres of -u y In-no' stars they like into Ineli heurlx in IP&l. "But the audiences cun be dent onstrative In another way, too tin m Hollywood tu M‘4ii first nights, if they don't like a .ii'tur lo a|ipear show, they lei the actors know Wi-ather Man." They will listen fnr the first nil inlrnd* lo rniillmio her r-a But then they let loose with whl* rr She ■r mi the other side ol the drink ties, slow clap* uml Imov If the She ii-repl Ifullyworal offerit might uecepl Jokes are old, Ibe gall< rv will yell year— "hut to estulillsli "bill only ii the punrh line* before tin- actor* next my oaiiii- in the dollar countries " It's munlerl" lli-lti|( a Culiforiiia uirl, -lie nul Far front helm1 the d un'i broad •I.illy misses Ihe Minxliim- In Eng of "Born Yeslerduy." 5.is* Donlan I,mil "Bill Ihe Eiittllxli even make Is a shrewtl buslnesswunian u* i mke mil of the fog." she te well as an accomplished actress Having starred In play* and film* marked. (she played nmmxlte Dom-ln* Fair "Itcforp I left, wc hid a week sunshine The I’nglisli sulil, banks Jr. I n '‘.Mr Drake' Duck' --•I, you've hud ymir summer she now own* no mien t I- t , nwn production company she t - 11.el old Ihe wooliex. v T IIK SANFO RD IfFR A LD I'ri. May 1«, l’J '2 PiK* I Ilian a quart n -lay all to the good, itir rintr|ti--iii*l- -u > . unle-s they take *n irim-ti fluul mill: h» fore meals ll-nt they -lig h t other Heeded fond-. When Jullioi collies of Iren ng--. Ml— Betty Geiger of Columbia, lie often surprises and even ill*S. C. arnved home Hntmday In ninys his parents liy his enormous ••vend two week* with her parent*, uppctlte. Many a mother romTo gel Junior t-> take to- -pmia Mr. nnd Mr*. Hnrrv Geiger. iiinin* that he eats more than III* of fruits nml vegetable* often l* Mr. nnd Me* K. II. ftrnnt tin* a* dad, yet is alwavs hungry, thnt he the big problem, lie needs nliout their eues* Saturday Mrs. Crant'* get* the -l-s— nt tneal* nnd four pounds of leafy green an.I daughter e-d son-in-law M r'>--ifT -till routs tin- n-irig-'ia'^hr, or that yellow vegetables a week. Moth-rs Me*. Van M-mtv nml -on- <>i M--J ii co.. ...i,--i Ini" ihnii ■'f*--n can arrange thl* --v serving and . ,.«e in me tarat'-y. .iltta-live .alads «« a fir-t colir e M r P" d Me-. W . I ‘tr ig enterNutritionist- of tlie U. H. lie- nt Imirh or dinner, or oirat and tslneil the Rev. and Mr* Ju lia n pnrtmrnt of Agriculture, however, vegetable rnliihiiintimi* such nt Htenstrnni and I I I - Rev nnd Mr* view this appetite fnv-irnhly. When slew*. Studies "how tl-nt among Lyman llnll nt n Fish Frv Friday. his period of ini-id growth and teennger« buy- ate more likely to Mr nml Ml*. Boland Wes-otl devehipmcnt begins, lliey -ay, a run low on vituiniii i limit gill hs» their home ru-ni einunletinii hoy needs limn- calorie- and also Junior needs nlmut tlil-e p-oools an.I are planning to move in sunn moie protein*, vitamin* and mine of citrus fruit ol to n in '-" • i -ve--k, not mils food lo fill him and Ineshfa-t teem* the I-- - tun­ The llnme D-'liinust rat lull held m lto i-rv- tin ill Hindi-' how that a covered iti-li dinner a) Mullet up lull the light I lint- of fond III if to lliisse* VIt» illli 1 I f.....I nt the family food |.l in- developed *•) lake I'ark Thursday. the lliiieuo of lliiionii N-iltilioli l.ienkfust, I--"- iinlil >-l I-- mat h Mr. riii-l Mis II .1 Hii*ln--r left and 11<•ms- f.iI....m u-, the hov from op llu- lack at "th l I on IIISntiirdav for their borne in De l.'l to 20 yini i- ullottrrl more llov* of tlli - ng- -In Inn Inn il l troit, Mieh. food than old- 1 -o younger mem foodw that fill tlie.......... la t m il Work I* getting under wny o n ' her* of the family The extra cost a - bread or hnke-1 pond*, --r - w - e l the Itantist Pn«torlnni under tin of feeding him well i. a good in - that n-siiu g- the app- lit- It v supervision uf Carl Kellv. It is n vestment ill heultli. for llit-ui to ov -r-lo ttn-*i food* ai three hedruiim blocking house. lie needs a tpmrl of milk u day , tlie ex p e n - ' ol v rp e tn t-lr - amt J. A. I -ip-ills i* lining fltte ill tor its rmdvuleiit tu dairy foods- fi lilt Ihe Florida Sanitarium after un­ like milk nml let- crenmi especially | dergoing nn operation. Itees soinetiim* travel a - much for culeiiiui for growing l-mie* The R ev l.vmnn Hull left Mon­ Many tern-ay hoy* nowaduy* like 1a* eight inlie- to reach flower* day for Miami to ntteml the Itnp milk well em-ugli lo ilrink more I with liectai list Convention, lie will return home Saturday. Mi-s Itilth Mnswell spent la-1 W eilm-sdav and Thursday nigh' with Mi** Shirley Musts) The H i l l - I III --r I tit t ■- HundnHrliiii.l C ln - s held a uie-liiig nli-l -w itn u iin g natty at l l » i < I'oml Tu esday night. Thus.- attending were l ln r r l e ll Geig er, Vnlli-en and Addle P re v a il, Na dine Unstick, ami M a ry (lldhuui, nml a - - liaiu r lilies were Mrs. I.vuinu II.ill and Mr*. T . W . P re v a il W o n t has lieen rrce|<-«-.t liere of i l » niarrinee of M m Helen I ’ m lett and Chillies Cole win-It look lllsei- in l-'-ul l.nudet-liil-- at tinlioiin- of M i. and M i Xttliiu B-'-lpallie Mr. nml Mi*. Cole will make their linuii- here Mi ami Mrs. Phillip Ihmer lia-l a* llu-ir guest H u n d i n . M r - Paul in** Miller nml sou Bictuud nml Mt nli-l M r - . .I r u tiiu g - 11<iin|>hi ev of F o ri Lauderdale, Mi and Mr* 11I I I - - - 1 k i l l , Inn.I of (liliiodo, Ml nml M rI-Mwlu Itiilliu-I, nml -h iuglilei, M i. nml ' l l I T - - I Bill lard, Mr nli-l M r - , t a i l ltnllai-1 nn - o n - of Maitlaml, nml Mi amt Mrs Horace S to r y nri-l family -d (Irlnndo , and Mi and Mi lln ii-’ 1h-igi-r M r ami Air*. H e n ry Ivii-l/cr lui-l as llielr glie-f lil-l vvei-l., Mi K rc tr e r's sisters -Mrs. It I ITovr-i of lli-cnliir, III., Mr* llilluuiii Fro stproof, Mrs Minnie Cornell of Grovelnml. Also Mi and M i - Fa-1 I Inn f f min in, Mr*. No ra .McColm I of Decatur, III., Mrs. Richard A -r aniH ami sun Frnnc is nf Grovelnml, Mrs. R. |„ Clover will renia-n awldle v-ilh her siili-r here, M r Hi'ory K reiser Clint 0 A ipieeii In,- -illiniums lavs n* mill'll na her own \v- i|-lil in i g--* ■liirllip a single dnv M EN S :ilRi K A S T I'T H S T W EAR S A N K M ill I'lM iN I; IL'L’ L’ J ARMED FORCES DAY S P E C I A L S - S A T U R D A Y , M A Y 17 PIKCE (*0()l)S Imported .Swiss T ie d I »•-r , I'l lilted I'irpie, Ht-ersiteker Shadow Organdy nml V--il-' Values to 1.40 yd. Special 7 le yd. D l l - table C o lt o n I'uhril'*, R ayons and Values In sump Mixtures I ilk yd Wt* Art* Authori/ed -ArciiIh Now 1.00 yd. For (iu n n iu tm ! Pure Silk Prints BLUE RIBBON PARAKEETS • Values lo ,'t Mil Special 1.00 yd. Him* ltiblxHi I’nrnkuutH nrt- (imirantt'Ctl To Tulk W ithin Six M o ii II ih Or Wo Will Kxi’hMiigo Free Of Chnrffol nine Hlbbon I’amki-els From tho Him* Ribbon PnrukMtN Fiirnm Are Scientifical­ ly Hrctl From A (iiiuruntced TalkiiiR S train Of Two Continent Stock. All Blue Ribbon Purnktiuta Am Hnlmled and Regiatereil. Your Protection Againat Inferior Breeding U t SHOPPER’S SPECIAL M e T . Dutch Picnic Given Mrs. R. B. Lnmb Is to Housewives) For Station Wives Honored At Parly f GENEVA NEW S ) [llinl.s By A L IC E I-. ( ’RO M AR TIE Also: Pnrakoot Feed and Supplidn DRKSSHS TIES Gut group of roul, summer rotliiiis. A wide assortment uf colorful palirru* Value* tu 12 05 slid color*. Value* to 1 Ml t Now 8.08 MEN’S T-SHIRTS C lo H c o u t 7 ‘l c MEN’S SLACKS Holld rnlor*. breast pnrket style* lit Hmnll, New Hugger Mndel, light Weight summer Medium, Large. Regular price l.fit) fabric* uml cnlur*. Regular 11 l>5 value* Now 1.00 BOY’S T-SHIRTS Broken iliea in aga group 8 to IB Value# to 1.96 Now 8.08 �- 1. ' - ' ‘ f, v? * Tomorrow N ight To ' Be Ladies N ight Here For Palatka Semir ic C o n t e s t elupemhm* rill),' was derailed abruptly hist night ss the lowly fit. Augustine Hnlnl* registered its second win of the year- over tha Blues out uf sis gome* won this year before U76 paid admissions In , Memorial Hhullum. HpUnky second sucker John Imbrs was the chief victim of the c*ening as he nude four fruitless tries to extend hi* IBgame hitting streak. The usaully B Impotent batting Padres drilled oat 17 singles, ■ double and a > three-run homer by flean-up hit­ ter Claud Hhoemaks off three Kemlnole fllngera. Jose Fernandes, who lust u . heart hrrakrr last Huntley against tho Ot lamln Senators, was nicked 1 lo r seven runs, sis df them earned, Vlti the first throb and one-thlru Innings. Chuck Alton came in from third ha*o to twirl tho nest three Slid twu-third* Innings yielding-10 hits mill three markers, (leurge Xenia left his right field post In tho eighth fiaiuo with nobody out and Hulnt runner* nil second nntl third tn st<(ll Alruo on the rubber. Alrno leplarril Kenis in tight for the ovcrslied. manager's first pas, turn appearance uf tho year. The Halnts opened Ha offen­ sive in fhr third whan second , baseman Jnhuslnn resehed first safely on an nverlhruw of first by shorlstop Sherry Sherbn. Bob Murker banged nut the sec; ond of his three single* of the j) night sml monstrous f'lsud Shoriniike cleared (he sacks Wllh s rocketing home run uver tha right field wall. Five singles, three wnlks and an overthrow of home by usually iiCpemlshle Ihiowing George Kerns from right field gsvs the Padres - five mare runs In tho fourth Inn­ ing that suw Jose Fernandes and Churk Aleno working desperately , to atlngulsh Ihe fire. The Halnts gal at least une . hit In every Inning snd left (8 runners stranded, while the Blues could, du no halter than rap out seven blows, leaving nine e Players on the pond. ’’Dusty” Rhodes was the hitting star . again laal night for the Heml. ; as he blasted out a single, double and drew two walka In . four trips lo the plaHcr fnr it . perfect night. Bob Ward, the'Oviedo utility player, banged out his li n t hit uf Uia year and walked once In three ’ appearances. The Blues had won ' i T . of. Ihe Inst 18 games played until last night’s Ignominious loss at tho hands of HI/. Augustine. Tbnlghl giant'1ftvbrge Hmllh will prohsbly he on Ihe hill for Hanford In HI. Alfgusllne as Ihe Blues will bo trying lo salvage an even spilt In Iks two-game rtH w , Tim Heml link’* will return here lommiow night to take on the I'ahitkH Arali’iis liefnta the second Ladle-. NIi-lil nf the yi-ar. Hunday will find the Hsinlnolrs in I'alatku lo riim-luilr the Iwo-gani'.i set. I'ress llo I'sltrr: The Injury rUgiicd Blues havn four mm Hated In that category. They aro undefeated George Hmlth, Till j Brooklyn, 11)11 Cainpo and George Kgnis. The Hcminnlrs drew 3,1(0 fipa to Ihe HeLaud'nnd Ht. Augustlqa games here the past two n ihte. lout Hat unlay'll Ladles night drew nvur'iJJOO fans Ineluding 432 Imtlesl'Thu Hluss era now In secuml plaea, one game and 48 percentage imteU Lack of i MLaiid. . * -l ‘i; :.P » Augusllue A H ' M II O A Way To Hit It To Control Your Bat, Says Card*’ Stan Mnsial Red Hats Win To Go One Game Out In front In FSL * *• 9 <*- By J <!A»tK KCh A I’ Newsfealura Hsorts Editor In ottr book Stan Muslal la the best 176-pound alugger baseball haa ever known- This six-footer 1onlis like he's about 6*8 to Lrto pitcher because of his crouch rat St's s giant with the bat. In (ha Inst four years he ha* averaged 34 home runs itnd I IB runs butted In n wesson, lie and Ted Williams sre the milv active players with lifetime averages over ..'I2U. Hton oml Ted luive .147 msrks. Here tire Stan M mini's tips fur Letter hitting: "Don't try to ropy anybody. Ho yourself. Very few players stand and hit alike. It’s very Important for a boy or a major leaguer to set a hat ho ran control. I use t 33-ounce model. Don't try to uaa a heavy hat. Only use a heavier bat (f you can control It, "Your physical makeup should decide If you are to be a -choke Celery Feds Play Flamingos Are 2 New Smyrna Today Full Games Ahead In FIL Flag Race Hrniluolr High School mlvunerd to the M'lnl-finnls in the Huh tiioup iiurehull touimimvnt for the Htuie Ominplonshtp yesterday iifternuun in N»w Hinyrun Iten-h l>y clouting ■Svvlllo High, 21-11, In n giiuu- Hal was culled Hi the end of the fifth. Terry Cordell mol Jimmy K rider were niitimg Ihr ninny Celery Fed heroes of the day. Cordell pounded out Ids first home run of the yesr and Krider won his third game uf the seasnn. 'I he Fells plnyed Hdl.mid till, afternoon. The Hcmlliolea hold all even up record of l-t with tho lliilldog* this sensun. flenilnole Couch Hill Fleming suveil Ids stnr pitcher Mel. Fleischer fur today’* cione wllh Del-anil figuring that Kriilcr coillil keep Hrvlllc in line and Hint he prnynl, III Other tourney play HeabrstB*, perennial favorites, defeated Pierson tn gain In the right to play New Hmvrnn Indny. The winner of Hist gamn will inoet the victor In the Hanfnrd-Del-aiid till ftir the suh group I, Class A, group 1 title tomorrow. Tournament R K Mujor League Leaden By New York 13 HI. tend* 13 Philadelphia in Dclroll ,, I Dutroll I Wushiiiglon 0 Boston 1 t’lilrugo iifiauin « ijU icB R u »0 Philadelphia tl Hi lamia 0 New York at Cleveland puslpunod cold Philadelphia at Chicago in) Uoalon al HI. Louis (N l N«w York at Delroll, Washington al Cleveland (N ) Florida tntemaltMial league Miami Beach 25 12 85» Miami 23 J MS Havana 21 IS SN3 Tampa *2 18 MB Bl. Petersburg 22 17 884 West Palm Bench 10 18 .614 Lakeland , 13 » -» i irt Lauderdale 5 -H uml Beach 2 LnVelam iaml 8 Tampa J av i .a m m S* ;S8r!i ^rayhound, w « r 1d i trottar. obiorvca hia >0 k'. BhMmgka 8 , ' T e f c n ; S P i t o ” 8H— Hkoda*, Xaanlstur, Abb4y, ls still loamaka. DP— Ruekar lo ti to Tlhoemika; Johnston the ninth, Vic WerU blasted a home run Into tho upper right fltld stands. Right Inflriorr Jackie Jansen didn't oven bother to run back. Ho Just trolled off the field. Porterfield matched Trucks In the early going, pitching nohlt hall for 3 2-3 Innlnga. He gnve up only four hits In all. .Scarborough, a 32-yearoldster, blanked .tho Chlcdgn While Sox. 1-0, as Bookie Ted Lcplco'a pay­ off single won for Boston in the fourth. Fayo Throncbcrry, annther survivor of Manager I-ou Bou­ dreau's spring youth mnvetnent, sot ua tho run when ho walked, stolo second and went In third on Catcher I'hil Mast’s wild peg. Peplco drove him home wllh one of the three Bed Sox hits off Loser Ken llnlcbtolic. • „ . . ILefty Kel|i»>! shift * out i tlm i'TSu.L" dllphla's 8-0 vlclury. Kellner had of tha to, hits off Tommy , drlvjM In two runs and S Sanford at The University of Florida h »i a player on the baseball aqua-1 named Cattail and a track man named Diamond. Huprrme-QuIB-lop Innersprlng mattress 10 year ....... guarantee regular $31.30, Matching box spring base same price. A * Hnyal Comfort, Innersprlng maltrcaa, p ro b u lll.......... border, ten yrsr guarantee, regular 144,60, Matching Bos .Spring base same prlte. Jl • IteLuar tnnrrsprlng mattress, 8 year guarantee_____ regular 1 1 1 .in. Matching bus spring baao same price, £j Kchobi Special Innersprlng maltreaa (a sea si ripe ..... 4| licking only, regular I3M 0. Matching box ayring base * as me price. IhiI Echols Bedding Company supply you with fsathor pillows, mattress pads an<& cotton loop mgs as wall as custom or atandord built bads to ^ J Q j y r | ^ d u a ^ at factory prl&s. FalmaUo Avague itil:)} X V ■NR eluded: Francea Rich, Balabrldie, (la,; Mra. Louise Aiutaaux, La Grange, lit.; Bo*ste Marl In. T i l labaisce; Mrs. Adeline Poller, Chicago: and Mr*, Evciyn Puckett, Gainesville. ■?■ Miss Price tnok on Mil* Martin as her llrit-mund opponent. TIM tournament end* Sunday. TOMOR enlucky I‘.i t « it i. i.i PH O N E I (lulll-lop tnncrsprlng mattreao wllh peaturlscd ... unit 10 year guaranies— regular 130.68. Hand-tied but spring hnsr lo match same price. ^S 8LfI/ui* end Chicago da feats enablatl? the Idle New York Yankee* to lake over fourth place. il-o-’s look full advahUga of hia flyst starting chance fprllrookJyn to whip. Pittsburgh's feeble Pirates 2 0. The 23-year-old kid. who got a 322.000 litmus fur signing In 10W With BronMyu nul of a high school lit neighboring Queens, find wnn three in a row on relief before Manager Chuck Drosscn gave him hia big chance. • i .1 II l ' - I ' !v ’r i l n C r o U h ^ f I; / if 1 . Sanford at St. Auguatl “ H E A D Q U A R T E R S FOR GOOD C H E E R " luhnaton to, EL »rd 0, HL -W i r +1 kli The Blues TMa Weak .112 HANFORD A V E N U E 11’ 1/) i ■ '■ Cocoa pounded tbrtf GaiftcivU >pile hem for 14 hiU, one ot ti>9t • C & C LIQ U O R STO RE Wait Palm Beach at Havana jnls, Hhtrba, Land, Cavall BI—Ruekar ■Ik BamRater secutlvr lama hitting ittaak W4* •napped at IS when ha a l l UiMbw tn connect in four lima* tt W . The Palatka Aialeaa FtMWl ,, •crow two nm* in the aatent > £> Inning 'to clinch thalr win ot*f . Tho DeLand park hasn't been IN8UAANCX AT A BAVINS returned to shapn for play yet and the Hate have boon offered use of the Ocala park for tonight and Saturday night’s scheduled home games. The Daytona Beach Islandara made (heir early game hits ac­ count for nine tallies i d than held off a late Sea-Bird surge for their triumph. Islander Shortstop Dick Bailer hit a homer with two mates on in the fifth. , The usually Impolont St. Auguitlno Saints slapped out 17 singles, "Your Mutual Insurance Friend1 a double and a home run In (heir IIS N . Park A n . Phone 18 victory over Sanford. Sanford Sacone! Bateman Johnny Imbra'a con- AHHCMTATKD f'HF.HH Nalhmal l.eague Balling — loihliison, Bimiklyn, aim: Cmiper, Boslmi, ;t«o; Ennis, I'hllsdrlpiiin, 3&A; Lowrey, HI. Uniis, .314; Adcock, Cincinnati, .310. .Run* - Adams. Hlnclimnll, 20; Uickmun, New York, IN; six play­ ers lied wllh 10 csch. Huns hailed In — Hauer, Chicago 20; Kluiiewikl, Cincinnati. 28; Thorton, New York, 21; Hnldcr, Brooklyn, 10; Campanula, Brook­ lyn, IN. Ilils Ennis, Philadelphia, 2tl; Adam* and Kluuewski, Cincinnati, S3; five playors lied wllh 22 each. Home run* — Paflto, Brmiklyn, N: Mathews, Buslon, and Hauer, Chicago. 7} Adcockt Cincinnati, a; Jackshn, Chlo* go, and Weal rum, -Ht - '> & } « .k-jn11 r 34. Pitching In Majors Brings Up Question - Are They That Good? Ily GUNK Pl.OWDKN Associated Press Staff Writer Associated Free* Hparta Writer .I’eppcr Martin’s Miami Beach Virgil Trucks' fine, no hitter and Flamingo* are still winning tho rinse ones— and leading tho Flori­ the covey of major league shutouts da International ternguc by two raise some old questions. Are the llchcrs that good 7 Or the hitters games. They did It ugaln Thursday ial wonk? The correct answer probably Is night, edging the Lakeland Pilots, 2 1, on only five hits off floy Hln- somewhere between Inc two ex­ (liipfietd. Until runs wore unearned tremes. Certainly, there la no mid caruo In the first Inning. Bob doubt thftt Trucks' brlllianl no hlt, Palmer held l.ukrlumi to six safe­ nortln game for Detroit against ties before u turnout of only 471. Wiihlugton Thursday was a su­ perb dinft.. lie walked only one The Flamingo* havn averaged and ....* slrucl ___ out seven. loss than four runs a gamn but c„: __ ___ _____ _ But tler boilers In both leagues have hern whitewashed only three did mile. They performed "like limes and 1.1 nf Ihelr 38 games trained soala seals loaning leaping for a Bound­ woro decided by ohe run. Only er. The combined balling averaga oner did thry nm Ily break louse, of both league* for tho day. was scoring 23 runs ngnlnil Lakeland a sick .187. Bui. for Ihe Phlladciph on May 9, In A’s ln-hlt burst against tha Ht. Miami’s lint Sun boa r mill lined temi* Browns, It would have been Ihelr win streak by notching their much worse. eighth si might and moved trite II wuyhuteut day In the majors, second place, heating Tampa, 3-j. with four. of the five games in Bill Harris Haltered Id hits and that category. The Phils* Robin Tampa left It runners idr*tided Roberta wg* tho only winner alTha defeat sent Tuntpa to. fourth, four prrccnlngn points behind idle only one whl!p;ihtewln« a Sblltar. Havana. , Trucks, nnyiieirlKiriitigh of Bn*Hi, I'ctershurg's Saints clubbed fon, Alex Kellner of Ihe A'* and four Furl Lauderdale (lingers fnr Billy Lnos, Brooklyn's bonu* baby, Kaulk-Mlller Play bits and coasted In, 13-6. Monte all blanked Ihe enemy. >pei doled out- Ihrre safeties, •iff Mannger Red tlolfe himself Golf Rudy Tanner was Ihe big gun with had written the script, the Tiger* twn homers, a double and! wn couldn't have arranged for a more TA1.LAHAHHKK <JIt - Mary l^nn singles in flvo trips Ho also drove dramatic finish for Trucks' miFaulk facod Mr*. George Miller, lit five run* hitter. Tangled wllh Bob f'orterHo far, Ihe laslplsce Bravo* field In u scoreless struggle, De­ havn icnrad 121 run* hui lost a) troit went down In Ihe last mil of 37 games plsyed and were shut beforo winning Ihe game, 1-0. In My The Associated T i t i i Tlie homeless DaLsnd Red Hats came through with the only victory by a first division club In tha Florida Stale League Thursday night. The league leaders who have been using borrowed uniforms and playing their home games In other pants since fire destroyed the grandstand at the DeLand park Wednesday morning pasted the Leosburg Packers, 22 0. In other contests, Daytona Beach heat third-place Jacksonville Beach 0-3; St. Augustine trimmed second place Sanford, 10-1; Cocoa defeated fourth placo Gainesville, 11-9: and Palatka edged flfUt-piara Otiando , . �frl. May 18. 1912 Tag: A t The Churches C ltlllS I CIIUH C II. Lontwoc IT ItS T B A P T IS T t i l l 'I l l 'l l I'Mk A*roue at Hluth Hlrrel •\\, I*, tlrvuk*. Jrv l‘a*lor John I.. Miller Mlnlatcr of Munition "Wo ve Hivril A I’Ucr For Voil" Sunday School l»: IF> u.m. "Bring nil tltc (molly." We provide u plnco fin every member of thn family. Mu iii Iiik Worntilp 11:IH> a.m. Sfcrimm liy \V. I*. Rrookn, Jr. Training Union *1:45 p.m. Union* for nil Hgo group*. Mnry Hour for children under U yearn of ai(e, livening Worship H:00 p.m. Sermon liy W. I'. Brooks. Jr. i ne Hidden IVgt l» ft out HornIIlln (H: H, PI “They tllflt HIf ill lllr Ilcidi innn.il pleitne Hod. Il.lt ye me not III the flesh, lint iii the Spirit, If m i lie Hint the Spirit of I .ml iiweli in you." I'likiuge* In the l.innii Seinnui, Iloin Ihe King .llllllrn Veislun III Ihe Ililile, Include Ilie lullntvlng risitu I I’nrlnthlnm, 1111:5:1 1 : "For hi. corruptible hi hi t pul mi IIP ornipinm, nn.I tills mortnl must nil on iiiiinortnllty." ('..ir.'lnit'lllvr p.l ...lipes from .Seienee mill llm llli with h«*y to he Feriptuna" liy Mm, Itnher ul.lv Include - "Titr evidence of Uin'1' t.iimei tiil.t v mil l.icilUU nil e Hpliirreill, ns III it.'I lilt l.ellefs ro Riven up mill the liuiiinrtal H't nf lu'lnj; ini' ii.lnilttiul" ( d. •HI ki. n it S T rilKHlIVTI'lll \N Cfl I' II* 'If ICvory Sun W hat nostalgic memories this picture Brings, old "flivver,' day morning we used to drive to Church in Pop’s picking up the Parson on the way. Today 1 live in a great city. I ride c o m m u t e r dictate letters, and spend endless hours "in con.-------But I’ve never forgotten our Church in the Held. It plowed deep furrows in m y life, and planted the seeds of real hap­ THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH The Cl|.iidi l» dm QiPitltil factor nn eorlh for dm |rtul<lin.| ol character find fjnn.| clllmmihlp It la rt nlnrnhoum ol kplitluol vnluen Wllhoul a thong Chinch nmihor dnmocracy nor rivilit illnn con *urv|vn Thru, urn lour noun.I r«n*on« why (■vary potion nhoul.l ullond aorvlco* regularly ami iijpporl Iho Church Thoy nro (I) For hi* "own nilo f2) I'm Im chlldian * kulo (3) For Iho (alo ol hi* communlly ami nallon (4) Tor Iho •alo ol die Chuich iijh II, which noe.U hi* moral and mainrlul auppori Plan lo go lo church latly ar.d road your Hilda dally. piness. N ow I worship in the big "City Church." You might think it would be different; but it isn’t. Folks arc just as friendly. The Truth is just the same. And God is just as close. You sec, in the country or in the city, Christians arc good people trying to be better. And for folks like you and me who worship God, the Church—big or little—is home. > ^ M il | Ik tirnur Mild lllltll ■■street >. V. <i. iMilnuls. Mllilnler Ih n III. Hlllldliy Sell....I tin n.in. Morning \Voinhl| ein "fitien Out Kyes", Mio me l.y I'hnncel fln.ii Seriilo li Melnnlk. on nui .Iiinioi Cluucli f.i h i iiuen H lit In Kiluentlomi IllK, Min I'. It. Slv|ih*lt*(l|l I. header. ueli Ntusety in 10- 12:01 Sunday. I p.m Seiiloi High Fellow liiHday Maimar TuMd.k Wadfiaadtr Tkuradar frll.r .. laiu.dar ... | B..k Ch,pl,r Rut.tit.i«, r llalah II Kuth I Oilail*** t II Tlm«ikp Plaint* Plain* I IS III i pm. I'liiiiei'i Fellmvshlp. 1 p.m. livening Worship, "At .laeoli's Well". Powell lit. Alketl. .Selin.in l.y Mr. F IIIS I M K T Iin lliS I IIIU H C I J. K. McKinley, Bailor II:45 ii.m. Sunday School, ii cln ur every ngu. 11;0l> ii.m. Murnlnu W..r*lil crmoii, “ An Aumilng Fuel". 7:0(1 p.m. Inlot mediate uii enlnr Yuulh Fellowkhlp Service, H:00 p.m. livening Wnrahl| crmmi, "Tlir Aacenaltin". Varata It* III III II'M It M* If* ’IIKH M K U U H U H T I'll U HUH utirlh .Sirart anil I,m ini Airiuii Hev. Fred It. Ilnrlnn. Paalnr Sunday Hi'hmil U:4fi Ii.m. Murnlnu Wutkliip 10:45 ii.m. Y iuiiir 1't'iiplt'H Servin' 7.15 p ul Hvrnilig Servin' 7: IT. p.m. In’rnjei Meeting Thuttdnv V:Jn ‘ KNIM.II, Ninth .Street h A r r i s i i ii U R C i i l.iu rrl Avrnuo He*, s. |,i. and Whalley, I'oktur Niniilny’ School IMfi ii.m. "Urlng Um family ly to Sunday School." , Morning IlilMl a.m. Spi'itki'ir will Wnmhlp Harman. n.r.u. 7:00 bep.in.Marion A Unlnn for rMcjl HR,' !>• Fvenlni I r.wninu Wurahip H:nn p.m. niun by by Ihe pnstur. Seriimn "Caine Thun Wllh Hi. And Wo Will l)u Time flood." ___ )- •v \ . • ■ ' TMi S$rit» it Btiilg Published Each Week ' a*‘ N a1* * . VISW,' •\ t ^ X tl ’ ^ { V|?Jf0 t%t UM *•*« . “ f ' Vv!^' y f* : f _| ’ TO UCO TO N D H U O CO. ||||y J N fl L’O. CITY P ^ lN T I N f} CO. County Ministerial « ||X LUM BER j ita. ;• x-' . 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R.' Strickland, (CM» h I l R i r r TRACTO R c d M # A k t |8Tm<K ‘ * FL O R ID A HTATE B A R K f , ;. FOREM OST D A IR IE S, ik C . INC. ' ...» . ■ Ot Sanford xnt end Is HHERMAN CONCRETE P IP E CO IUPPLY Y A R O ■; . V N FUNERAL SIR R I80O ttS O R Association, N E III HO ’ *•' C the San/ord Herald with the Approval o Sponsored by the Following Business I :J. PtMP G E N E ’S T1 ’•vr .a ,rA T a ilo r jPaalor Wonhip, �■i rage « Frl. May I t , l i l t T H R SANFORD •SttR ALD dents1 Run Riot In Scramble 1 For Look At Women s Underwear ^ * ... HEW YORK (R— Male atudent spring raid* on co-ed dormitories Apnad to Columbia University hen.' ,.'.r University of Miami today. At Columbia, police and special guard* hauled more than i.ooo stu­ dents for tun hours to stem In­ vasion of several girls* dormitor­ ies of Barnard College on the uni­ versity co inpus. Some of the men got Into two of the coed dwellings and made off will) femule underwear. Some coeds tossed brassieres and . panties from their dormitory win slows, other girls hurled hags of Water at the mule demonstrator*. Male student "pantlr raids” have been staged recently at a number > of other schools, Including the Uni­ versities of Florida, Nebraska, t, I'urdue, Denver, and OttarCollege In Ohio. j At the University of Miami early today, about a.oou men student* raided the Dickinson Dormitories or the main catnpua. Police and './firemen used fire hoses to quel! the demonstrator* during the ~ hour melee. , In Cambridge, Maas., Thursday night some I.ooo Harvard sludenta ot Into the riot act but not over naetle A peaceful rally — a earn­ er btilgn lo pul o comle strip charac r\ tar In the While 1louse — erupted Lf;. into u fluid when a rival group ' presented another comic strip character for lhe presidency. ■ Retort- that detnonsiradon end ed, 28 students were arrested and three policemen were injured. Meanwhile, at Bloomington, Ind., male studenls* at Indiana Unlvrrlily were invited to dip Into a barrel full of lingerie. Several - hundred student* were foiled In J , an attempted raid on a women's dormitory there last Monday night. t Today, a college official said, a barrel loaded with discarded un­ dergarment* would lx* availablefree to all lakers. Al Yale University on Tuesday, sonic I.MJ0 student* demonstrated over mi argument Involving rival iCo cieum vendors. Co ed* clustered nn the bal­ conies nl the lilght of the rioting at the University of Miami. Home railed out Invitations tn the male student* to invade the girls' living quarter* mid beckoned the more ’ during Into (enco-seal lug forays ■• uver u n fool barricade. The raiders surged around po■; Her car* ntitl n(flc«r* struggled to U keep them from deflating lire* on r.V the police cruiser* from (lor*I Onble*, Hoiilh Miami and the Dado Cmmty sheriff's office. . - The students raged out nf con­ trol for more than an hour before some men sum of order was re­ stored, liv that time dormitory official* Imil heredra most of the Coeds, Mime clad in pajamas and ptlmr night attire buck Into their room* and mil of, jdaiiti* Knnlx of »> ihnullng male students began rifling off lly 2 n. n i , llu- riot had quieted ■ltd university official* w|ui made a quick chcrk found llltln damage. A few window* in Hie dormitories were broken mid one student was trealid id the university lied Cm** Plr*t Aid Center for rut* and bmltfu ^ A X Postcard ~~~ ll'imlli wee Fnew f u s H it) h*m- Hr*. Ethel A* I'uwell. postmaster at Bound Pond, display* a postcard received Ihts morning 1during the run vent l(m of the A r l iUIisbh Chanter of the National Asioriatlon of PaMtinaster* wtilrh claims lo lie I be World's largest postcard. Pontage stamps aluna amounted to $0.40, npd tha rard's alia Is estimated In be about three by ala feel. Lt "Mrs. Powell" the ciptlon eontinned, “is showing tha postal card here In two convention dig­ nitaries. Assistant Postmaster (laneral Walter Myers, and Bar­ nard f . Dlckmsnn, president of the National Association of Post­ masters and formar mayor of fit. lands. The card Was sent by i postmaster of Hanford, Pin., InUungr the postmasters to visit In her letter, Mrs. Powell pointt out that due to Mr. Klrchhoff'a s being oi) tha rare, the new*r men got *hd mistaken that he w ar a postmaster .thorough Ba|uord goiter. Mr. Klrchhaff l»»r •re_ ..__ __ infort), I: for and ___ r Harrison > limit of lade, Mi for mati was by , VEO ISStWi t | . * Blue* In The New* By 1IOII W ISE F it ly to tied, early to rise, make* n sailor healthy, wealthy ami tired. This amailng fact ha* been discovered hv many of Hie stalwarts of the A ir Blatfun, since the hours of the working drty have hern changed. During the summer monlhs, ln« hottest part of each day occur* In the afternoon. Tld* would certainly slow down tin* man-power output of the men aboard the station. To compensate for Ibis, the hours of the funking day have hean moved up one hour. The soft, lovely 0:30 reveille Is no longer so. Instead the men are routed from the sack at 6:30 a m , and secure for the dav at ,'l:00 pm. Thomas J. Chlerello ha* recently announced hi* engagement to hi* home town sweetheart, Miss Rose­ mary Rlsso. Tom, who I* scheduled to be discharged from the Navy tn 1983, halls from Brooklyn, N. Y. tier la a member of Fighter Squadron 82, where he I* presently work­ ing a* a line crewman. Fasron 831 would Ilka to estend a hearty welcome to one Joseph Challdbi, A71!, who was transfer­ red to them from Attack Squadron 36, Joe, in the past, did a stretch of duty with Hie Fasron. while VA 16 was mil at sen. lie is u short timer and will nooii he dis­ charged. Joe hall* from Minimum, Pa. Also coming Into Fasron from Attack Sqpadrnn 36 are D. R. Stanfield, KM‘i , and II. I. Smith, AD.1. These two hoy* are also pending discharge, and should join the rank* of the civilian* In the very near future. Hmlth's home town I* Clymer. Pa., whll* Stan field was ham In Finlay, A very novel medium talnlng fund* for the Nav Drive I* found In the ready nf Attark Squadron :ifi. Kacli r.lflrer, when he feels the urge, may play at a game of ehsncc. which consists of a large tuh filled with water. In which I* Immersed a common drinking gits*. The object of the game I* to successfully drop u coin into the glass, from a point approilmately two feet above the target. The money from this amucIng Hource will tie turned over to the chairman nf the Navy Killer Fund. The Fasron .Softball Ti-Sm, in keeping up it* winning Nireali, overpowered the Orange Hoick Team to the tune of p tn 4. This game was tn }>« the real win tor the Navy, hs the Huiek Nine had proved to he a threat throughout iho first round nf league ploy, By downing them, the Navy ha* fur­ thered their rhances of taking the pennant. Thl* was their 7th eonsaeutive win of the season, with not a single Ion. State FarmerH Market RlS«*l -Vlt. ISA s tv tn H ii * m * k a h w i :i i s sMNKlrr Maalurd, C U r l i l s T h » rnilfiWItiK erli'e* reporieil l>y ihe lisslsr* on T h e Hsnfotil H i m I'a rm rr* Ainrkei (ur mid lo T fu i'k o ri A Dovlsrs ,i|> ,,, i j„ I-in. May I t i«*ii». T*nilerai*rii nl 1, Ixp.mllna Wu.lliy Iteaits, t'.nn.ry Hal*. I.uwrr ((*■{'". I ’ola Im lip, Ida .'abhia., ri.pvniHuu (loallty su SUto Pi SI. rrsten irti.s Torn C f i l.B rj* ton-itm it*r* tin. b.ki, tn. E sapla ol Im. In hi .»»■ I.HhKF, Ictbirfu i sn, O l . r r , tlu lilrii r * i* rj r , l-a.i-.l J fflt'Cw,1ire. I;;**- t.‘ra wil» g Nil Hupp||».5 _ ftu ltd i on t ii. MR T.itoIsr V uTamatoM r^ajia. nraae**, D.p.njin* "h h * . °res.frillJ^Duna.n t l }.$!! kai fro m li on a.m buy jt t&JSt '*• '•*« waatcr."- PloW' l sHatniy FOOD OR I.OVK LONDONER _ A F r day. that quit irlplug ah concentrate »h?r‘JHP- I. Mid wllh a twit iaad lx more ree Important thin h •of raUoned T H E C H URCH O F ODD 1 M Rbn A t m m Hov. Joe C. Crawa, MlaDler Sunday School begins at il;46 a.m. Classes for all agoa. Good spirit filled toachen. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Mcsiago by tho pastor. A ll mambora aro urged to bo presont at thio service. Evangelistic Sarvlco at 7:48 p.m. Massage by the Rev. Elford Collins who la conducting tha Biblical Wordor Campaign Re­ vival at tho Church of God. Also special music and singing by Ram Collins at thla service. ^Ths Two witnesses of Revelation" will ba the subject of Rev. Colllna Satur­ day evening strmon. At 7:48 n picture, “The Biblical Wonder of the Twentieth Century" will be shown. Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Tuesday evening 748 p.m. W.M.B, Bervlee Thursday even­ ing at 7:45 p.m. Mra. Flora E. Crews In charge. V.L.B. Jorvlco Friday evening 7:48 p.m. Mra. Evelyn Bennett, leader In charge. A program for all young poop)#, Tho Cnurch string band will furnish (he muile and tha publio la Invited to attend all these services, A total of AO persons, Imbued with the spirit of serving their were blood donor* at the fieri Cross sponsored Armwl F o r c e s I)loud Donor program yesterday at the Episcopal Pariah House, A, R. Peterson Jr., chairman of the pro­ gram, announced this morning. The donation of the (10 uhlta of blood for the use of the armed forces was made possible by the co-oneration of the Orlando Blood Rank, which sent four terhi here, with local volunteer*. Asslaiting wer» Dr. J. O. Boyce, Dr, John Morgan and Dr. Frank (,. tfuillman. Mrs, Voile Williams was ,1,airman or the canteen work­ ers wlto Included Mrs. B. Tyre, Mrs. F. D. Mrolt, Mrs. Herman JnridisoM and Mr*. Ned Smith. Mrs. Oharlcs Dawson was chairman nf the nurse* aide* who In­ cluded Mr*. J, P. Thurmond, Mr*. William iiiiRh, Mr*. M. R. Strick­ land and Mr*. J, C. Boyee. The staff aide group was head­ ed hy Mr*. J. C. Hutchison and rinded Mr*. Uarl William*, Mr*. . |(. Williams, Mr*. Ouy Bishop, Mr*. Paul Rrefka, Mr*. T . 15. Tucker. Mrs, 8. O. Phase and Mr*. J. A. Strange. Serving on the recruitment com­ mittee wllh Mr. P»t*r*2JJ w*r* Richard Van Dyne, John Will am*, Rnyimmil l.umliinlsl, Al Wallare, Col. S. Cl. Harrlman and Mr*. Claru (linn. The Rev, II. I., /tmmerman i* chapter chairman. Ornrige* for donor* were given by Cbnsr and Ho. Mr*. Voile Wil­ liams, Hr. gave the soft drink*, cup* mid napkins, Cookies, Ice, nil oilier supplies were provided by................ lb* Red Cross Chapter. . Lieut. J. R- Miller nf the Naval Air Stilton,’ had charge nf Hie supplying or be.|s, screens and sheets. ^ Traffic Slowdown I* Driving Folks BackToHorsecars Hy 8AM DAW80N NEW YORK Ub-Galllng to work and home again becomes a bigger headache Increasingly for most iicnple. The traffic slowdown hlU iiulh dosses, those who drive their own ears and tho multitude that relto* on mass transportation. Citlc* and suburban areas con­ stantly grapple, with the problem _ hope ... .............. . looks like. a In what often — because ... .................trick they less right— each try, In routings or superhighways, I* ipilckly trumped by the llond nf new vehicle*. Transit companies have a solu­ tion: Fewer care and more busea In congested areas, and priori} as for buses on expressways. Car drivers, naturally, have tha oppo low down progress up Iralifflc ant) sii i, during ni many M'O, hla 'eittM, diirina tb# — buses that snarl .Ito idea. |l's the th< bib motor Irakfbusy bums nf (hi fir move* through i i i Ihe street* at a ............. slower pare than boraa-drawu vireelcurs did. Itorso ahd buggy irafflc averaged nine miles an hour in rush periods in the rlllea, truffle expert* say. Motor Irafflc now average* five mile* an hour, and less In some placet. Take «mu well known street— 42ml street in New York Ctly. Transit ulfldals say their vehicle* crossed the Island from Eaat River to the Hudson In nln* minute* on the overage, before World War II. Now Ihe best ttmn Is 13 minutes, and at peak rush hour* It tikes so to 24 minutes. On your wav lo work, or home, that loss of 11 to 13 minutes each way can count tip during Ihe week. The Bureau of Public Roads re­ ports auto registrations as nearly 43 million, a gain of 8.3 par eent last year, and 11 million more loan ' store the war. Bus and truck ragI goto istrallons top nine fQiJUOOi miUtoa, a of 6.0 par cent to a year,. The American Petroleum la$Ututa lays •Imoat 44 billion gallons of gasoist year, a gala line were sold last In nf 8.03 per cent In Ihe — year. ,— some cilia* there D a far [or every three persons. Add all thla up and you heve— Oatfla to « » . d" he American “ If new ax art I eah . .. .to bt could At The Churches MATIN ■r AN ANORY MO I of c illittu and but p*«i«n|*r». U w re n c t Ooldsbyf (tup), 20. la lad into Iba prlaon ward of Uevtland'a City HospitalI aftar killing a policeman, who waa about to aired mm, ana her persons, penona. Heroic bua driver Mra. Katelle Hill (bottom, left) three other craitd killer Inside the vehicle until the reached police head* kept ther crated ■. Widow of the tlaln qusrtsrs. slain mounted patrolman, Mra. Cugtne Stlnch* lulu) I* romb (right) Is comforted by neighbor. (International Saundphoto) Settlem ent Seen Another Hike Looms Fur Rail Dispute In Newsprint Price WASHINGTON ^-Presidential Assistant .lohn It. Slri-lmon was reported about ready today to of­ fer a sHIb-mciit pui'kugi- to ini­ tiation'* railroad* and three big rail union.*. Steelman has been guiding Ihe rail peace talk* which .started last month. Hr made no announcement but hi* readlnt'SM tn take a new step was reported by person* close lo the situation. There wn* mi hint ur the shape Steelman’* reported plan would take. Nor wa* there any Immedi­ ate Indication that cither side would accept or reject It without further study which might take several days. The government, acting under a 1818 law. *eiied the railroad* In August, 1US0, in uvort a nation wkle strike. The roads and the llifee union* -ftiglneer*, firemen ■»d conductor* -nave not been able hi agree slme on new cob tract I n in-, Wage Issues tiuve been largely resolved, toil the carrier* have been asking changes m working condition* ami operating rules; these are said lo Imre lu-ld up sellleiuenl. roads.” Swift i-onlemts that IK) per rent of dally workers rely upon public transportation. WASHINGTON b l T - Price Stabi­ lizer Ellis Aruoll said toitoy the L'anudlan government has Indi­ cated it will approve a $10 per ton Increase In Ihe price of newsprint. Ihe boost was requested by Ca­ nadian manufacturers, a Aruoll said Canadian representa­ tive* Informed him Ihe Increase would go Into effect Juno IS, booslimt the (trice of newsprint from Cunuda, delivered In New Ynrk, lo |l?ii a ton. He said he has objected tn Ihe I'limidlnn government and has urged that the requested Increase be denied, About 04 per cent of the paper used by American publlshera la Imported from Canada. Arnnll sold an Increase would, nf course, boost Ihe cost of publishing newspaper* ami other publications in tin* country..Hie increase would be the srcoml fly Canadian manu­ facturer* wlfhlft a. year. i Over Hie |irnle*l of Michael V. DlSnlle, funner Office of Price Stabilization director. Ihe Canadian government uiiltu.rlzeil u $10 per ton boost tor newsprint effective hist July 1 Armill discussed Ihe newsprint situation al a news runference. r* H tr# «i Rev. Gtoaa R. Smith, Pastor Bible School 9:48 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Guest speaktr Rev. orlow Rusher, DeLand. Mr. Rusher has Just been released from aetiva duty as a chaplain In tha Army. The last seven months of hla duty waa In the front llpei In Koras. Evening flervlco 7:48 p.m. During the absence of the pas­ tor, who is attending the Annual Council of tha Alliance In Atlanta. Mr. Thomas Barhntr, teacher or the Young Peoples' Clan of the Sunday School, will ba In charga of the Evening Service. Others participating will bo Mr. Thomas Stringer, Mr. Kanneth Miller, and Mr. Gerald Erickson. Tho public Is cordially Invited to each of these aervlce*. * 87 Z sremit- To Out Armed Forces — On La^d - Sell and Air We Proudly Salute Yout S m k &i' TouchtoN O n e ~rr House Group Okeys Social Security Hike WASHINGTON - The House Ways and Maans Committee today approved an Increase of at least $8 a month tor persons now draw Ing benefits under the Social Se­ curity old age and survivors In­ surance system, and up tn $3 -« month tor persons who retire in the future. Dependents would receive pro portions! increases in benefit*. The total added cost of Ihe lib eraliied plan wa* estimated al 300 million dollars a year, but Com mlttee Chairman Houghton (D.-N. C.) author of (he measure, said the Increases could ba paid without Increasing payroll taxes which fi­ nance tha payments. The broad rise In wages In recent years ha* made more money available fpr payments, he explained. Present coats of Ihe prograln ere WASHINGTON The govern­ ment has lifted controls from four metals and ordered relaxation, ef­ fective July 1, of Ka ban on the building of amusement and recreat Ion piaceu. The NaGonvl Production Author­ ity (NPAJ also restored Ihe use of structural steel and aluminum to new homes, as of mid-year, end eased Its restraint* on construction of shops, stores and office buildInis. ' Four metal orders — those reg­ ulating lead, antimony, cadmium and bismuth — were revoked out­ right. In addition, allocation and limitations on Ine use nf rlnr ware lltted. This left line subject only to Inventory control. Evidently concerned lest decon­ trol actions strenglhen opposition to extension nf Ihe Defense Pro­ duction Act, NPA Administrator Henry H. Fowler stressed that many materials remain scarce and some ore gelling scarcer. He also said that If aerioua strikes nr military crisis aceur “ Our plans may have to change," Addressing the Construction Me hllijatinn Committee of the United States chamber of Commerce, Fowler said it Is n serious mis'’(inception to believe that al­ location and priority controls can he dropped entirely ‘IWhile wr are in a stronger imxitjnn thin wo were In June, lOSO,’' he sold, "we are far from being as strong a* our national security requires " In'Issuing Ihe construction retaxations, Fowler suld NPA acted because the demands of defense construction will be substantially reduced during Ihe last half of this year. Relaxation of rlnr control* was based on a new estimate Indicating that thl* year'* supply of slab tine will be annul I.O7U.O0O tons, nr 13 tier cent above consumption. While ihe metal I* kep under Inventory control tn prevent hoarding, user* are permitted tn rarry a 80 day supply Instead of a 30 day Inven­ tory. about two billion dollars u year. The measure, approved hy the rommlttee after two brief closed sessions and no public hearings, Is ton be railed up In Ihe House Monday. Quick action is expected there. Houghton * ba* conferred with Chairman George (D.-Ga.), of the Senate Finance Coin mlttee, who ha* pledged speedy Senaln consideration, C O N G R E G A TIO N A L CHURCH Park Avenua and Third Street J. Bernard Root, Minister 'ro o L A T E TO C L A S S IF Y l ~ Sunday School 10: (Ml a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. LOST— Bird 0nr> pointer, male, OCACA SUPERVISOR Sermon i "Somo Are Offended". between Osteen anil Sanford. Teatt Mark 8*3. “And they were TALLAH ASSEE OR - fioy. War­ Reward Thomas* Barber Shop. offended at him." ren today appointed Fannie R. Pasteur, Ocala, aa supervisor nl HKVRN TR D A Y A D V E N T IS T registration of Marlon County. CHURCH In pralley loo young? MDa Pasteur succeeds Nevin C. «. »{. Carter. EWtoi Perkins, Ocala, who died last Sun­ ^ Loral ____ EW rr W .. R, Buckner, 'D n ir INh Jefferunn wag day. She Mas been chief deputy Mra rs. Harry ry Watt, # • »«,' Sahhall Sahhalh School to Ihe office store FebVusry. 1944. Superintendent th lfty -th ree when he wrote Miss Pasteur was purchasing Church service 11:00 A. M., Sat­ ageqt for Ihe Marion County Vo urday and algnad the Declaration national School before Joining the Sabbath School 0:510 A. M. staff of Ihe supervisor of regTslra of Indeiit'ntlenre. Prayer meeting 7:30 P. M., Wed­ Ron. She 1* a life-long resident nf nesday, Marlon County. Hlgited: Mm. It, F Cooper. a $l() a ton increase In the price Warren raappolnled William T. I lousewife of nrwsprlnt tor export, but not Dow and Wlluim T . Gordon to on sales to Canadian publishers, the Duval County Rudgrt Commls U'»Ut ISilIlk*! Adv.l OTTAW A im - The Canadian a federal spokesman disclosed to slot: tor terms ending in June, government ha* agreed to allow day. 1938. an eve* ■Uk Lew Froclp. One Of Beat U. S. V. 8. Controls On Fighter Pilots Is 4 Major Metab ShotDownByReds Ordered Lifted U. S. F IF T H AIR FORCE, Korea un— Tho Air Force an­ nounced today that Col. Walker M. Mahurin, o m of America's greataat fighter pilots, was shot down over Korea Tuesday. The 33-year-old Sabre Jet pilot who downed moie then M planes In two were hasn't been heard from tinea he radioed: "I've been fait by flak and I think I'm on fire." The Air Force said it didn't know^ whether he parachuted. Mahurin, from Fort Wayne, Ind., waa pioneering the use of Sabre Jet fighters in dive bombing. That waa title of his Jobs as a rombat group commander nf the Fourth Fighter Wing. .... nf He waa on hit his third ml mlscinn ______________ e boi . the day. Ha lad_____ Sabre dive bombIng attacks on Communist airfields at Hlnulin across the Yalu River from Manchuria and on the rail network al Kunu, IS miles to the southeast. If# was hit over Kunu. Mahurin shot down 21 planes in Europe and o m in the Pacific In WorST War II. He waa credited with 31k plane* shot down In Korea, one probably destroyed and nne damaged. Mahurin came In Korea five A L L S A IN TS CHURCH monlhs ago and wa> originally un­ G ftU tirii# der command nf hi* close friend Dean Pstaiaa, Preacher and World War If rival, Cnl. Rogation Sunday Francis Gabreskl, top American Holy Communion 1:00 o.m. are still flying In combat. Jllornlng Prayer and sermon Mahurin'* wife and their Iwn 11:00 a.m. children live al George Air Fnrrp Base in California. Ills mother, CHRIHT1AN A N D M ISSIONARY Mrs. Guy Mahurin, live* In Fort A L L IA N C E Wayne. Park Arena* sad Fourteenth irohlem by building expressway a from the suburb* into iha cltlaa— j mixed blessing to the view of the mass transportation compa­ nies. "Downtown street# of American cities are not large enough to ac­ commodate iha a present flow of ipamakini af*ft 60 Persons Donate Blood To Red Cross Ca. YownlFn MeClung'n 8c tl 11.00 Stow Manual Jxrob*©*'e Departman! Htord Oubff r i - ♦ ■itTUnaiaa t■ ’"T'jifT Tr k. Shop...... W M M B O , ft ( C �, WAUKESHA. WIs. U K - Will a happy family ba wiped out hero Monday, fair under the Ihe nose of a Wilh workmen off the Job. Moth­ horrified populace? Will five littlp er and Father Robin, then newlyJune* and their failhful mother real- weds, moved In and although the ______________ . ly be walled ui i alive In concrete? I furnishings were ns bare as nowUr will some Iicrole rescuer dash lywrds ever found, set about maki . at; Ihe Iasi .................. up moment lo wrest ing a home. ; lliem front disaster? They not only made their home, The third act of a Id show tra­ they rilled It up. On a nest upon gedy never had more lo offer than a rafter, molhcr slta this day on this real-life melodrama right nt guard, while father hastens back the Five Points, center of the city. And Ihe prospects are, that if res­ and forth— a half-mile or so from cue comes it will advance with downtown to the nearest garden slipply— to feed all the little the Impressive Ircad of Indignant worm ladles with brooms or similar mouths. Here is where the drama steps ^alarming weapons. w You sec, mother Is a robin, So, close upon Ihe preserve nf tragedy naturally, are (he five little ones The labor dispute is over, Ihe con­ And lhe\ arc in the current mess struction crews are coming back because robins arc Ins In observ­ to wnrk. ing picket lines. And Iho first Job on the schedule, Here Is what happened. come next Monday, is lo seal up The Waukesha National Hank Is Ihe hatch with rnnrrrtc, entomb­ In Ihe midst of a major remodeling ing the robin family. program. One of Ihe new struc­ Boss nf Ihe ronsInicHon Job tures Is designed In hold n hank asked for help today, because he vault, and has a basement of Infly said he iltdnT think (touring the .jll mansions, substantially but cuncrele with the hints still there Pressed by concrete. Dark there a month ago. a labor disturbance halted work when (ho basement was complete — floor, walls and celling — except for an 8-fool- WE JOIN IN IIONOItINfi OUR ARMED FORCES SERVING OUR COUNTRY Defense Forces Baptists Told Of Opposed Increase Threat To Liberty In Marine Corps In Pagan Country WASHINGTON UK— Rap. Vinson (D.-Ga.) declared today that the Army, Navy and Air Fore* opd o s c increasing Ihe strength ot the Marino Corps because they fear II would cause a reduction In their own appropriations. Vinson, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, led off House debate on leglalation which would not only establish a mini­ mum number uf marinca but make theii commandant a member of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, As Ihe bill passed the Senate, and was approved by the House Committee, the Marines would be maintained at not less than four combat divisions and four combatstrength Marine air wings. The House committee stipulated lhat a personnel minimum of 300,000 be established lo keep the units up lo strength, Vinson announced, however, that in Ihe Interest of economy he will offer an amrndment lo make the minimum strength three combat divisions plus three full • strength air wings and supporting units. Supporters of the legislation count on Ihis concession In attract wavering members. Opponents pegged Ihelr argu­ ments to economy and necessity. They said a t division corps would cosl (our billion dollars mure a year and, In ellect, would be u •.ennui land army Vtir>un said Pentagon brass In general strongly opposes Ihe legis­ lation Hut hr said he thought It FRISK DR. C. L. PERSONS Concentrators Give $1.50 For Raw Fruit LAKELAND i.P— Due lo a con­ tinued rush lo secure an adequate flow uf oranges lor their operalion. Florida concentrators hiked th/"r offer for ra*v fruit to a stead) »1 .V) a bos delivered. Flor­ ida Citrus Mutual retorted Thors dti) Mutual's Market Information Di­ vision .aid Ihe price Jump was reported at some plants a day or two ago and was fairly general OPTOMETRIST EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED IIA South I'almtltn Avrnur HUMID TRIAL! M OTOROLA — AD M IR AL TE L E V IS IO N I'omplrt* wilh a«irl«1 anrt booster GKNE’S TEXACO SERVICE A i 'i i u d Fo rc e s D a y Saturday, Thursday, 17 Single strength canneries paid SI to lu SI 13 for Hie small tpian Illy id fruit moved through their channels The dinners ar>’ reluc taut in pav Ihe higher price tie mandril, when their inventories on hand have been hulll with lower price fruit. Mutual said Higher quotations were rciuirled in the auction markets with .12 cur. of interior oranges averaging S-1 AH and 22 ears of Indian Itlvrr oranges averaging S3 M F o il markets were holding "inuslly" steady at $2 AO a box but lliere were Increased sales al Dunedin Dentist I k Low In GOP Ri(ee si I'ETEHNHUIIG P |ir E I KlUmillrr. Dunedin dentist w|it> it .is low man m Mu- ,3rurnrred race in win the llrptdillcntl mum nation (nr gmcruoi. lodav threw his support io lleri I. Acker, Mi ain i hil/millci who n-ecivrd a.non voles and tailed In carry Ids own count) of Pinellas, called front railing Hairy S .Swan, Miami Shnrr> a "Johnny mine lately" llepiiltlienn Swan term ed 1 1.inn votes and Aeker t».7<H» Kit/miller said lie learned through a Inend io Dade County that Swart had been registered a. a llrpnlilk-an in Flor ida only since ( Nm .si If) :,l Nu .iii said WOMENS CLUBS MINNEAPOLIS of - The na­ tion's rluliwiimrn were dusing their Hist annual meeting today with installation nf ufflceri after declining for "higher level* nf mnrnllly In both public and private life." Mrs Oscar A. Ahlgrcn, Whiling, lint , lakes over the presidency for which she was unopposed In Thursday's election. In addition lu the resolution on morality, tho 3,000 delegate*, rep­ resenting the 810,000-member Gen­ eral Federation of Women'* Clubs, approved one calling for the exlenllon to Korean velarana of all henrflla given servicemen after World War II. Also favored wax a resolution asking removal of un­ warranted rostrlcTlnns'on foreign trade. KEGISTEIIKD JE W E L E R GIFTS THAT LAST consider rescue projects. The radio station, fh« bunk and Hie rnnrrrn directing Ihe construc­ tion Job aro offering • i U govern­ ment defense homl to the Person who suggests the beat method of gelling Ino birds and Ihe neat to Niifcly. The deadline is Monday " I lu. is noilimg ih o i K d / m i l lei . i-mi 11ii M-meiil nt A e k e r) I've been i-spri lllig d In lliqqien T h e v 'v e been looking lor smite thing lo use against me lo .ave lle ii \ rker " Sw.m said lie had never tried In drnv Dial lie registered as a Demo ernl in Florida for several year,, hill added lie was a lifelong lie JU D Y ARRESTED LOS ANGELES IK— Singer Judy ptibln all in New York Stale and Garland appeared Iwu hours tale remained one exeepl fur Hu* period In rnurt— alter a bench warrant between (Dili and HIM for her arrest had been issued— H )M OF RAID and test!fieri to her fimmelal urGAINESVILLE 1 The under ranaomenl* wilh her finance anil wen) raid s in g e d by mule students business advisor, bid Lull. With Miss Garland's appearance on women’* dnrmllorle* ami so Thursday, the arrest order was roritv houses Iasi week cm used earned fixeil by University I’ rosi withdrawn. Actress Lynn Bari, Luffs ex wife, dent 1 llillis Miller al $2,000 Persumit properly loss by wom­ seeks more support fnr Ihelr son, John Michael Lull. 3 Mias Gar­ en student, was tl.Kon. Dr Miller land, subpoenaed (o leatlfy. said said I'horsilay Tills ImTudrd $2(Ki her attorney told her she need nnl taken from tin- Della Gamma So appear until called hy Irlrphnrte runty Home Damage lo buildingi She testified she has no written was around Jinn, lie said agreement wilh Luft, hut pnys him England was rniiqm'ii-d from $taO lo J.’iOO a week as her Itnini' between I I and HU A,D advisor. Asked If he holds n partnership Interest In Miss Garland's current stage show, Lull said no. He main tallied Ihul Miss Bari needs no further financial old from him since she Is much In demnmi In the film industry, film usks nu Increase from $200 In $300 monthly for their ton's support FLORIDA STATE RANK OF SANFORD OUR ARMED FORCES ON ARMED MAV 17! IT'S THE M O S T W O N D ER FU L STYLE Y O U 'll. BORDERS ITS GOT TO \.8EG 0 0P /i Homeqaoliad Vitamin D Mltk Pnslstirlrnd Milk Fortified iklmttifirl Milk Rutfermilk Chocolate Drink Cottage Cheese Cream • Sour Cream « Yogurt Half and Mall (A Blend of Milk and Cream) MI t W For llmtte Delivery Phone <i;ir. a # # # # # Really -tpenifve looking in every •'-tlua-toppinf detain Cheaii 'eet off. Shmildar-top^kf hUe sleeves whh drnwslrlngi for puafw/p, puR tiOWWi Print n' plain swagger tosh, W(V Ml, faced in the brighter solid abode ta match print) full ripper «*< lh* Bilg e d » woh*» and o full 3 yards t i wbidhtaHi AMI In party-going CALICO Celicw Ortf/R dj (Meek/Pink and Orey/OeUert Vedtav. & > j,y B O R D E R S k\VAY I'LAN Lady Berdan Strawberry Macaroon • Borden'# Tangerine Sharhet r flhMiul end P a W t o T; : ________ lle ta lftta lt. �A M gr* Legal Notice IN ~-----------«ini7 ~ u- -F ~ m -------- ~ c<.TVfv -------------- -I lrf(OKi •RMINOl.i: m r u oi* r u m m s . in p n n n v m tO P iTTV IN R K T I I K K B T A T B (IK N A N N IN A Wll.I.IAMM TO AM. J fellows - - these V iennas! Plump and oh— >o tender . . . chuck full of tatty goodness arc these Lykci Vienna Sausagel In soup* . . . in scrambled eggs * .. grilled . . . as they are for picnics or as | appetizers — they're ; truly dcliciouil Treat j your farriily today I L Y K E S BROS.. Inc. m Jt In llttldt , . , ty H'ttflMl IT Oxcxxx*-) MAI IO N TUCSON, Aril. o n -D r. Irving Langmuir, Nobel Prlsc-wInnlng N ii II m - lx h.rxtiy x l v . n (hat Hthel iciantlit, laid ha had created ■ Wtlllxtnx niK t hxr (Inal ( . p o r t h i lli x ou ir ia <>( in* x* U I* nf Nanm x golintnrs masted the Alllea and nation-wide pattern of weekly rain­ A. IVIMImnx, iI m x r k . 4; th*l ill" Nlxil I,,, |ii‘tilluii f ii r (Inal ill.- ngniii virtually dared them to for­ fall by needing cl midi with silver '-lixrax. umi linn xlix Kil l ii|i|,lr mally break off Hie urmUllce talks Iodide. Ir, Ihx (liirinrxM* Iimn-lnn Utxti Vii<- Ail in. (.V Turner Jny, sanlnr Ity creating rainful) In Ihn .Smithrtffiin, <’(.Hilly J iiiI k i ' nf Hxmlittnx (.'minty. Kli.rlilu, mi tlia ln>l it *y or ' Aillcil delegate, spoke for only two west. Ur. Langmuir said In a J ump , in 2. lor XMprovxl til xaitip minute; of the 3U minute session. copyrighted story published In the anil (nr final i l i . l i e r g r .. ■ K i # r u ­ I e used Ins lime tu "reject final- Tucson Daily Citizen Wednesday, in* of |h- .««Utx of HatMl* * Ijt bviyMI;!" .'!•« f»*d prisoner, he had charg-d 'ho rainfall pat-, IVIIIUmx, it.r.x.xif, nn Ihlx I n ilxy exchange proposal and suggest a tern over the entire cmuit.*y, u| ny, a II. IH'.Z lecess until the Iteds have some­ K T I IK I . W II.I.IAM M . The experiment*. he asserted, r.xx.-iitf I* nt ilix i-ita lp thing new In offer. put the success nf cloud-seeding nt Na n nix A M in iu m ,. Not Hi Korenn (Jen, Nurn II re beyond "valid doubt." l|pl-PIIM *(l. plied: Or. Langmuir, associate director I I I T I T I O l X I.K CtAI. "Unless you formally declare of the General Electric Research ci'illi'c In 11*■r Iry jf D lItnM \vtt Laboratory, Is cvalunllng the re­ (i11* wiitLiffgt-n'l iff i>n 11i ii 1»■ the h i ijjlnnLiui of these armistice WIIJ" I J - Itif. .1 Ifi i 1#■it IT111'111 «j t AI If i t - negoLolimis, >iin have no reason sults nf u 21 month protect which litriil In Hi’in11m»11* t tiun ly , I* hi nruler to object to Hie normal holding he said was sponsored by the Ar 111# fir III hum ilium*, ‘ T w i n I'l t y my. Navy and Air Force Ills full J'fl villi' IhlHfM* Mint I hill HP Il)|i*c|<| of rmtferoncea." Another session was srheduled report is to be completed next Hep t f* Ft’Jf I r( t r F fill'l flJt||)f« Jnirnmiflt tu t ember. I h f tprtTiH *»f Ihw Kiel It I Mill Nwrii#* nt I'fiinnntijoin Suliirdny. Nlfililtf* in wit Heir 165 ti!J of I T o r Here visiting relatives, Dr Lung Joy lold the Iteds "We again Id i NlJstiltr* 1 •I w it h I In* i T#i k of Ih® f i r m 11 fm iri of Hom in',if re In i finally and formally" the miilr said In an interview with the lied |iro|xisnl calling for exchange Citizen that the proje... was set f o u n t y. I*lor Ida. O E O M III KLIIA K of 132,non ruptured Iteds for tne up to determine Ihe value id cloud HA MAI V HM III I2.IKX) Allied captives In Commu­ seeding. o w tiim "Most of the person* who doubt­ nist hands M a y t. l fir.a Num II was equally firm In re­ ed the worth of seeding clouds jecting Hie Allied voluntarily re- with silver Iodide," he lain, "asked |iairinInni plan. It would return the same quest Ion; ‘How dn you only 70.IKKI prisoners to the Iteds. know II wouldn't have rained any­ The (csI of Ihe lied prisoners way?' "To dlsjaise of that argument questioned refuse to rrlurn lo Cammiinisl lerrllory, 'he U N Com nice and for all we set out to establish a puHcrn of rainfall Hud iiiuml said he meuMired across the The prisoner Issue Is hlocking could United Stales." tin urmisliee A check was sturted of Wealhrr Nam ll said u letter written by lltireau records for us long us they liili> (ieii. ('buries F Co'uon, (or- huve existed Dr Langmuir said mer roiurnamJer of Hie Allies' In all the recorded history of Koje Island I'risoo, "has disclosed weather no similar pattern could In Hie whole world Hie oiler bank- he found. ruptey of your poslllon " Dr. Langmuir said he amt a Colson wrote the note to obtain group of xcTcutlxl* found (hut when Ihe release of If rig. (Jen. Francis they had seeded Ihe New Mexico T I (odd. who was seized by the air on Monday, Tuesday ami I'dWs Tint letter, since repudi­ Wednesday, 11 hail ruined In Ihe ated by the lop Allied command, East on Friday, Saturday and idmdtrd guuid i bud killed prison " (In lied riots) and promised "I nmone treatment." J o y s-dd he lold Hie Iteds "they were cloaking llicir learn of Ihe i nfb nmf iMi'Inv! nor resereenlng 'I'niinm l told them ihe remain (i t i>l their remarkn were on winIby of notice " The Allies have offered to let Pur u trooper Wan I n rM «Ni T asty little WHOM Communists Dare Scientist Reports On Making Rain By Seeding Clouds ALWAYS G O O D TASTE Always To Go To Koreu WASHINGTON MV—The wish of ( pi. llllly L. Loomis, Jasper, Fla . lo go to Koreu may he answered tills rnoidh •' j i Muy We Always Have Pence H r f FAMILY LOAN COMPANY Klfirlilft Hllilt* (lim k UuililitiR 1 I loo III k P lum e :i:J Loomis, now slalluried al Fori Bragg, N. C., wrote Rep. Bennett ID tria ) nf Ms desire Ho •••Id: " I uni writing you tu see If you cun help me get lo go to Korea I have tried to uo for o long lime hill they won't let me I have tried every way to go but they buve turned me down " Loomis Ir ii paratrooper with Ihe 32.Mli Airborne Infantry Regiment and wants to transfer to Hie I87tb Airborne Infantry now in Korea. latomls' enmmanding officer Capl Sherman K. llurke, In reply »«* * Mtxx from Renneti sabl ihul "over half of the men In Ibis or ganlzalimi have volunteered al line time or uuollicr fur similar trans­ fers." II" said Hie neAissury paper work was now being attended tu and that some action may lie po* slide shortly. Hume klndx of liunilton *H. ;JA M £S GUT AGENCY G e n e r a l l o se r a n •18 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 * JAMES ft GUT A*»oc. Ifowanl Zink Quality SEAT COVERS - CUSHIONS ALL COLORED PLAIDS Seminole Tire Shop CKAMCIUOg 0 » AUITUA, Dr. Leopold fig I T mill uf tha Unknown Soldier In Arlington National Cemetery, Vir­ ginia. 'Hie farmer leader of Ihe small republic, which la .till split by a four-way occupation by American, British, French and Husalan hates, Is on hla lint visit to the United State*. (International) FI.IEKS DISCHARGED SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (A) - Two ‘May down" filers at Scott Air Force Ruse. Rellevllle, III., will be let mil of the Air Furco with dis­ charge* "neither honorable nor dis­ honorable." Randolph Air Force Base here announced that 1st Lt. James G, "xi.'nf, llp'lsn, la., pilot, and 1st Id Edward L Cox. 33, bom­ bardier, St. Louis, Mo., would be separated from the service. They were two of six Randolph airmen who staged a "stay down" strike last month. Both are married and hava children. Briatol said he refused to Gy for fear It would disturb his wife, whose first husband was killed in a World War 11 plana MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING —TYPING CREDIT INVESTIGATIONS MADE ANYWHERE IN UNITED STATES OR FOREIGN COUNTRIES CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD Vi-Pint 9 1 .4 0 Pint $ 2 .7 5 FIFTH H 40 Quart * 9 .4 8 TELEPH O N ES 180 and 1071 Room 404 Hanford Atlantic National Bank Building are found up ua high n* the snow tin • in the Andes of South America. In ancient Babylon, the hanks were a part uf the church. the Cuminunh.Is hoc fur Ihemselves lust which men don't want to re turn tu (,'oinmunlsm Nam II calls this absurd. ARMED FORCES W rit great Jtrlde o f 4**f ktM lllty, we eaisfe fee M e n k e n o f H r Armed Fareei. W e ere preetl tket they are dtfsadleg Fyeedem w k e r e m It Ii tlre e ts e e d . , . vs*-**eki•*a " »1 |S» Tt Take a new Cadillac home wjth yog-use It with common prudence and give It reasonable can— — knd ttn ytm from today, there should he meny. many people anxious to drive it and call it thair ownl The soundness O used car Iota througho nlfel he a Furniture Dealer, oekamllb, a Jeweler, an uuetriet, a Real Betata Man. item his trads. . . whalavsr lust o f M i v l c f f h i o fls fs a g e con loeste it quickly and heafele la fee face e l their i * « r * | * V’ ' . T jf S f s r f t! There are many an value of a Cadillac cat First, of course, Is Ibr aga, p Cadillac ie always aside and apart from iris practical to enforce in the ind the goal of* thoae who de..... _______ _ — idillac are one and the same— Aew feed and kam enduring tan tkU tat: h mddaf Y « c In n d M r )M>c. llilpownxnt f 1beyowd ,tne Horma. span n u s o tB iw A t m u t t M i i t iv np ^ And then, of coune, there is tha wonderful Cadillac and kntkinatfoi. fln W M d hi III Tons T i l l X fun -* -■ ‘r «you waas "mxow pAotr to it And then than is its sound and enduring beauty. Cadillac styling Ii a Jtvthpmtni— with copilnuoua impfovement and refinement. Older Cadillacs, of course, are not to<be mistaken for the current ones: but, regardless of age, they are tliU Cmli/Utt— and are dj«tlnipiished and dignified in their own rights. It la not umueoi for a Cadillac to plea through four or five or even six different familin— each one owning it with pride and driving it with pleasure. Think of this when you buy your next car, If you �.it , *1— » r i i Legal Notice , . x o t ic at **■*•'•*' n » i w « . » • » ath, laoa G l L »■ t h « fa l ­ lo w in g d , , c r i b * (f land tn flendnote C oan ty . Hiirnli*, will tie offered fur »al* hi iniLUu u u lc r y for III* highest and l i n i ( i n h 1,1(1 h i n ia rrunt do or hi tha H .i n ltx il r County Court *i H a m o r d , b e g in n i n g ai A L>* l S ' j ' ' *■«/ •*■■>• U u i. a A I I H i o r k u T r a c t l l aanlniidu J u r l m . * • m i n i In* _ 1J2 . - A . •**;/•**'_ /•‘■"rda.l o|.«u i li r N M i r He-i-.nli- f ‘ ■fiiinir f i n r i . i i U i I ___ Jlfx1" „<J l-ahe W a y mo n H « ! c h t s e r i a l Bo ok ; li i ’ S*1* A ? , *• Ulock n c r y a l a l l.ak a 4V lo le r Humes H ntx ll v lMon. J ' t o l Hook i page* U I , U i Lot* <JT A HI Frank U Woodruffs Hiibillvlti.in n»t llook I puge I I U l H I I ] * I II ) Frank I. Woo d ri ilfa H ilM lvlip.il HIM llonk a ji.ijri* || laila (|| a m Frank I. H o o d ru ll h Siiiuiivlaoin H .,, llook 3 p.xtfe I I la m i n In till Frank I. Woo dru ff'. riiiMivlitnu I'Ut Bunk 3 |u i k «' H III r Frank I. Woodriiff.. H u P d iv iip n , Flat Il'Mik 3 j ia if •• |4 I^m I .'.3 \\ mnlruffN a l.i U o n i ln i fr * Fra nk Hiih.tlx M,)l» Hook 3 g»n|r•- 44 !«*•" A 5* * «&« Fra nk HntMlI v lul.m Hook a hriKi> II L IM.H I. I ’U t l a i n I*. K. II. II, |. J. n , It, V;, T ' L * ' Hlo* k 4t* A m « i u U t i I bi of C n r a i . l I.,(he Hliur.a, Fl a t Hunk n IM It a l> I .til a IS. Jfll, I I , JJ, SJ, ||, | i J ’ A 3“ Molriar » Ailditlnti t., I.(,ngwi,i,d. Fi ll II.mk I p i n . ' 13 ■•'it* J ’> A ; « i t r F l u i Of W i n , Wood F u r h I ’lnf ll.iok 1 page In 1,1 ■'■*" A IS ti r a iniwnld, I *1 Honk .1 i u i k i ‘1 So a *1 A Flal ll.iok I i i a m i 111 A SI. 1.1.1 J lll. u k It; I'liapriian A T i n k ar' « A dilll lnn Flitt linuk I pear 31 1.01 3 Him k t « c li a p m a n A f u c k e r s Ad. till.in Flat llonk I injtr It l.ola I I , 33 A 13 Him k 3 Fulin T r r r i u e Flut linuk 4 page* 13 fit 33. as. in, id a 41 l*lnehtir»t O ZA R K IK K F U t Book J TI L e t Ift B l o c k C T r a c t IS S«silarmn s p r i n g * ac cording to H l U th er eo f m e r i t e d upon the Fu b llr K k o h Ii or tlnnl tiole t*«ttnty,‘ K l n m t n Lot 3 B lo c k ; ; T r a c t IS HanU n d o H p il n g * according to D a t a th er eo f recorded upon the I ’u U Jg JUcorda of Hainlnole C o u n t y , Fl o ri d*. Lot • B lo c k R T r u e ! IS Han* la lido Hprl nga a c v o r d ln g to IM iia t h e r e o f recorded upon the ru hlic Itecorda of rieininul# County. F lu r n U . Lot l B lo c k i : T r a c t IS :Ur. U n d o H prl ngh H ccunliin to Hlata th er eo f rerordetl upon the Labile. B e g i r d a oi r>**iiiiiiule C o u n t y . F lo ri d a . Lot |o B lo c k R T r a c t IS Kan* U n d o Hprinirn urcordiny tu i ' l i t r thereof le ro r d e d up*•u the I'utiltc IiecurdM of hcmlnole C o u n t y . H o i l«l;i l*ot l i Block K T r a c t IS Him* U n d o Hpr lnga a cco r d in g to d a t e thereof recorded upoll the Public IteeoEda of Hemlnole C o u n t y . F l o r ld u Lot J B lock F T r a c t IS HanI a lido HpntiKH n c co td lng 40 r u t e thereof recorded upon the i'uhttc llectirdfl oi Hemiriot** i/ontiiy. F lo r i d a U i i B lo c k F T r a c i IS Hun Undo Hprtnita ncco nll n a to I’ lrtin ll i r r c o f recoutcii upon in*I'MhlU* llccufiln iif Hentliiole County. Horlrla U»le lo ai 13Block II T r a c t I t KunJafidu HprlugH uc cording to H a i j th er eo f recorded upon the I’ ll Idle Record* of Hemlrnila C o u n t y , Flo ri d a Lot n Block A T r a c t :•;» Han* Undo Hp rlna * a c t o r d l u g to I'll*IP th er eo f recorded upon Hi 11 I'dhllc flecorda of HemlUole C o u n t y , F lo r i d a . Lot t? B lo c k A T r a c t 25» Haii^ Undo H i r i n g * nim-o r d lu g to I’ lril* th er eo f recorded upon the I'uld lc lleciirda of Hi . ciulnole C o u n t y , Fl o ri da. Lot 4 B lo ck C T r a c t Sj Han* laruto H|frlngP a ccording to I'lat* thereof recortled upon the B u M I c Becirrda of H* mi note County* Fl o rl d u Lot t) B lo ck C T r a c t SV HanInnihi Hprlrign accord in if to ritl'la tliereof 1 e c m «:|ed upon the I *uhi In Itecordw of He mini do C o u n t y , Flo rld u tail 3 B lock C T r a c i 2 '■ Han* U n d o Hprlnga . according to Flats thereof recorded upon the Public . llecurda of daminola County. Florida. Lot I I Block C T t a r t H Han Undo Hptlnga ai cording to Mata thereof recorded upon the Public Itecorda uf Seminole county, Florida Lot !& Block t? T ra c t 2,1 Han* Undo Hprlnga According to Plata thereof recorded upon the Public Itecorda of Hernlnolo County. Florida. a U>t || Block i: Trac t 3f Hanlamlo Hprina*" nccordina to Plain thereof recorded upon the Public IL'oorde of Seminole Coulily. Florida Lo t IS lllt iik L T r a c t *n» Sun lands tfprtass di ng 1a. Plat e tti •>*«,"•11 I f f u 1 d r d ati'Oll tl'ir Public Co ii ill jr, lUcnrd* of S.n*lro>L e luii da l.ota S. 3 4. I Block It T rac i *7 S.iulsthdo SpriliKH accord tug 1o Plat* thereof refolded upon tin* Puldlc Itecorda of Hfvnlpole County, Florida. Lot* 7 <fc B Block J T r a d S'» SanUndo Hprlngs according to Plat* thereof tecordfd upon ll,** Public lie* Urdu of HiinlUolo County, Florida Lola I ; A p* Hl<a k C Trac t 31 Sniilmido Spring* accoiding to Plat* thei *-of recorded upon the P ub lic I 'teenid* of Seminole C'lijuty. I lurlda Lot* I S A i ; Block 1» Tra ct 31 Simla nth, Spring* accord lug 10 Plate thereof recorded iifion ih* Puhlic Itecorda <*f Seminole I'n i i n ly , Florida l.ol 2*1 Block 1* Trac t 31 Han laiido Hpriiiis* nctordlnft to Pint* I he 1 co 1 ictordetl upon the I'uldlc Bet'ord* of Heliilnole County, Florida Ltd I Block II T ra c t 33 Han* laud i* Spring)* accord Big to Plat* thereof recorded upon th ­ r u Idle Record* uf Heliilnole County, Flo rida Lot .3 Block B T r a c i S3 Han In mlo Spring* according to Plat* thereof recorded upon the I’uldlc Itecord* of Seminole County, Florida led 4 Block II Tra ct 33 Han htndo Hpilng* ttccoidliig In Plat* thereof recorded upon the Piddle Record* County. Florida. of Seminole Lot 13 Block C T i r o l IU H a n - la ndo Spring.* according to Pint* I hereof recorded upon the I’uldlc Record* of Hutu 1noli* County. Florida lad « Block t* T r m t f>2 Han* la mlo Spring* itcctirdlng to PHkt* thrroof recorded upon tha Public Itacord, of S.mlnola -■ • • Lot T WOO: C Tract O Panlandoapt Ina,aicotdlnr to F ill' ( r . D i J r . l upon lhv> Fublk rt.cnc.l .,( rialulnolu I'tmnl)*, Florid,1 . Coupl>'.. C l a i U * . IIInckA A, H A P T r » r t *1 Hnnlmido H i i r m a i lu c u r ill b R to F l m . t I n - r f r r m n l i d upon lho I ’ublkItroor da u f Somlnnlo I'.intilv, Flo ri d a . L u ll 347 * :t* F tn lik I. M i . m lr u f C a Subtil 1 1.1.m Flo l llrmk 3 I ih ro 4 1 i .**i — S4» ft l.*o Frank I. W oodru ff. S ul.dit l . l o n Fla t tlm.lv .1 | . n r . 44 l.ota ... I ti I.'t '* fim ill I. V* mi ti 11 *, .■*ijhdi * mloii Ho. Ill*i ** 4 i n f * ** iait i litiik I. *V oil li ifif * ."oitifi I 'In t Book 3 fMgtf 44. 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F lo ri d i l HI l I .l V i' I B P ( l i u P I T n r P U T , S tlV lTI II li lt I I I m i l l pi* IN A M I I ’l l B *•11 ' M i l . m l u t , FI.n il nr * l II 1 \ ( |:it I M l THAO. H I M . FBlC B I B l I l l l i 1 ’ * r i •t: 11s111—1 . — •UalnCU «i »3i \ n » i : n c u iiin s T . ll e fr ttdant in iiirii m \ p p i : % ii 1■ x B K i.A im ; h in :\viiiiih i H a r v a r d Street Urn I tv rl rr , N ew V o lk 1 •«i»p» n r lu g from the pl aintiff » ■e * i ti hill of i o m p l t i H l on file |>t , .1 m e I ttliHed I ItO-I- that II I1>" i ' B* f of iti* p h i d . n r r that th* • < o-lHid A I M ' L M i d ’ || IH*V\ 'i t t t H T l t e«ii)citt id a - la t e u, ' i •t . I t|e( t Ini it Hit" ., r a * tti.it <he i > -ideoco do in U* a lot tiilili »«•>- of lilt* Mil Id "If I - 1 loo) a • j o t il. ola i 11 I t - the -a me 1 I*O'- vv It in I (if oh* lot If t l v, ■ " n iiroi *l a I ei| (hut the re i * i . Jo ’on in the State of F I ■■r *•In the 1 *" d a fithpfiMta upon wlooo .hi idiot i tie fait! ilefeiitlanl and a M i* Hie i*eHt-t id the |iIj«Int Iff > <i I tie il* r* mlu tt t ta it v e I I In* ago 1 I a e n l y ■one |ear*, »t is T i i c i i R F i i i i i : n i i i i i : i t t : i » '*■•*1 the i ie ie n d m t AI •I I I . a 11 »•; || Id U H I R S T nttewer nr file idliei -I- 'ei.dive plejiiRnge herein tut I It,* day id .Ray i l l m i , to the l'nl of Cotltlda lilt uf the ml hi L l 'f I It 1 ' XX 11111ST, fi b *I n git) tod M m in Mo off h e of lit* C le r k td the C lr o' Court in am i for HetuRnde ' - oti I''I or Idil. on "l he 2 1 Mi «ta y 'I'll! A n m i and that ltd* -tfi he potdHheil tn T h e H.iiifm-t • Hew - papei loddlNhetl m > I * einlioile t *ii it ii i > , i'lorltbi »>nce "»••(* for four i oii*ei*iiMve w«<*k* • it the re tu r n day Ntutnl In ltd* ' a.-t and indIce " i l'V K H H ini, toiliil it lial Ike Meat w •1*1 C o u r t ltd* ftio I H l i day of ' " ' i d A 11 f i l l . In ike Sta le aaid 1 " "I ll t C II fill Fill (if •• P III I t N ! I O N c l e r k c i r c u i t Co ur t, Send i-i-lf Count r. Flo rida Mt " I. H unt l» r i KA f.) XN I »i:iCH XI. FXX XN A M R B M i N i lor ney* for P h i l n u f f '* r ll, *«r*iuge X i h r -I » h-i ota ii x *» i i « i m i n i •: v i t r n i n t i n n * i' i i i i M i F . r l u l l 11*1 I I I F U I BI.TJ.RI.V1 IV IH 131 I T MAY C O N C I I t N U d h ) XLl n W N P . n s , P H It Si INS •»R i ' N T I T I P S S l ' I U F C T T » i C H N l * m «l T i l H I I N F I i di l l * X • « ' N r i b *1 l»IS I It H t IS M I I I I I I X M I N I ' S '41 u o n a ml I*v a ultoir It t i 2U'i iiol JTi'il I, La n * I '•|*i, 1Imi i I fie 1l.»e*'l n <mI i'en tr iil and Siodto*iu i 'm u iad IR u lib l. a oioler mot hy vlilu o the law* of the State uf F lo r i d a , Intend* to Hdapt the fo ll o w in g t e n ­ tative budget, ur ft* the name m ay he amended for ifAid D l U f l c t let the i i ' i ii year h e y t a n l h f tvclub^t I t it*33 *I*.I ending J e p ie m h j n*th. 19 »3 1!*ilimited atiiunrit tu he rMl«e*i by P I * * l i i c t tuvea 11.3*5,000.011 Le** T a n A »»r«> orn' Fee* 11,1110.00 O t l n i n t e . l n r t atmuint to to* rat*eil l>> IM*irh t lave* Melon nI Revenue Fuml* C«Mnuil.*d iiuiildlMHi k(t I.l Ili a* r-l nl* ln-1 vi k ir k ix H|i in* nil 1Mil el| |k 4, t. 0 . , 4 14i i) 4s- "if ♦n ** X» 'e** M'ff'ilMl I *> H -i f t l \ i*U1 i'lil ri 1 Fnllif •* -ii r r r nih’ rr Mi i.AULiN' Ul TOMFTBIST - . L r a l a i *k I Mcui ni ai iu i ui HI III.' i t i . *..u i I I.l* *.!» ,ii i i .. frnlrr ut what 44ui Ml .Mtn.lma which, in pii'iilaluiic 1liuiii. 44u orio’ uf the liijjhcat pcnki In th>' \4orlil. 1 1,310 .Min I * mm NEW LOW PRICE itii it in. ill riu Hiu 31 1 M.tm iu li.i PINT »261 FIFTH‘'4ao pint B IO O IS T N A M I IN W H IS K IY $4,T |k.tnm 104 f\ \ a Ibi bit■*«i cioi -truc tloti '••r ni*oiil*IUoli of I iiol n ml -.I Im i pm 12 .Ht.un’i u»i 11♦r ” ’♦**r ,u I 1.Uu "I 0 |0‘l HI loll ll lot III III lit eh,. nee f 1k* ( il*)t ii'i * iv.irli* •-r iliii in*mlnct or ike a I f1111 S' ol I fir MIM Hi l1 g r i n 1 .1 III of r i i o t?l i’ll ’ '/ T r S*ii , an2 uu | 1*7.113 mu 4I i .M im u H d I \ pc ml m nr cm t l 219 nun 1 I '* t Horn ,a| a in ti n n t w li I**h » III appear («t Hie keif inn trip iif Hi,- above let c r ­ ied to ft*en| j e a r a* obligated upon c o m m it m ent* made h*lt Incomplete f JfnhOitO.Pti T h a i aim Ike l l t l i day u f J i m - , A P 19 VI. at ill nr* oYloe k a,lit in the pr in cip al ufflc* uf Mili,| t v n t r ti aliil Sou the rn F lo lh l. i Flood C un trot I d* tr h t. n kb li N l l ..... .. t'.-J-j l niueail B ull.Rug . \\ e*| Palm Itenck r lor Ilia, hearlii* a III l.r nffurde.l to all ow ner*, person*, o r e n title o l i o arc or uni) nr -ul-Jeei 11» m m H l*i r|c| to vetheir iit lo rney* or I geld*, to appeal before - a i d Board iind *t(4iw their ok)*, tlon* lit - a i l Hmlgel fhla Notice Mi d i be tuiMlitlind 1fke » event cen count b * *»f the 1 M*tr let (in a*......m e wi t h e 1 1m lug I a w "1'111II I 11C lot ll ,1111 y ,, f M ;, y , J f 5;« i DIR SANFORD IIKKAl.ll Frl. .M.ij 10. U i2 I’a?-’ 11 i Tall fo ^ GUCK" -I ■. , i AltlTM. It, Pdooi mm d»*IN f4tu-»*l -iCIbl-V 1,1141111 4Ml HIJMKII Hi *MIRIC*N 0IS1 CO INC C O IN U Tlir I(152 I(mine W a y f a r e r B c IJ m B o o r in is S c tla n S a n l ’u n l fo r Itv due H chairm an B a rm a n •y r i i i $2271. •T T P . " T 'X T i n h r i VX .•111M l i Of a | w ilcnit »-i p , | 11.i.i i «t O' >t;ra* 1 1 ....... 1,1 ,♦( ■ . 11.11,1 |. *11 r ti ll .......... I. 41,...... OIL I- T. DOSS niiimi'KArroK nonts » in 12—2 ii»r» .'HIT Vlnnl Ii *......... ’ I -1. Mill* f | bar.* i i . „ , b r r 31,till,,, VI In ill ir Hunk Itnllilinu I '.ll SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS r»inI'liisi i iisi si iri t I ’ ll . . I l l - lu ll I'hinif 7BT Ol .Nl4 P t __ r* A C l T o K R iS i/irS i 1 1s c 11KBAId) WANT ADS l- 'u f Itl-MllliM | tie In ll ii n B tg rale* M|«plf t»* nil XX an I Yd* (oiti M -k nl In I k e Nunl'*nl l l r r n h l t I Bitie Lie per Hue InaerMau a i i i i i m tin- per Rue k u r r l l m i i| I t i n r Sr g#r line Inarrl liiH Jll 11 Hire 0 e per line Itieerlliill 3r per Hue li»r Y eu rlj t u u lr u e l H e r wiinl* «o the Rue. lluutile Bute 1 nr llbielt I in e I ug« PHONIC l IH |'l KNI.HIiKD in inntliiliv fmtu Imi him-*' l>v in i miini'iil middli* Hi;., emi t,I,' I ' l e f e r 't'el 'icj in .i i i l . I' 11 clone III Il.i4 I n i . Ili'iil Kalale For Side IY net Yd* Mill be •• rep le d ,»*rr th r I'elephuiie oh mem* ttmiidiiMi ck u rg e If i**ur name »a Baled In Ike lelepliniie knnk. In r r l i i n i for Oil* RcriiiioHHilillkiii Ike i t i t i r r t l i r r I* e ip e r f e d l « p » y p r n i ii p B t. In cinlrr fur t u l » le nd er ll*e be*I p*i**lile nil YY nut til* iii*i*l l*e In our o i l i e r on I he ifn r before pilbll rn lltli*. I*lrii*r not Iff a* tin (tie d bit el y If un er r or oi-rur* In t o u r nil. YY e *,ni*M**l he fe*pmi*Bile fur mure Ib ao •»«* Ih ru t te e l lu *erllou. Till'! SANK0BI) IIKHALI) 1101 S I M i F O U N VV> P K I I S O N N K l. i v e ill S i in f i. i .l in \ i m r m v n home mid anvil le n t nn d ill iviiii? l i n n I,inv d i m ii i n i y m i 'b la fm N iiv / II44III'I IIIOIll III V i'll 4 Mil’ll- < ( I N ,IHI nil il lii'dliiom Inin i f .",f, mi on 'l In d i mini I......... It.'kdv fm i . i T i il 'i u n 'v M n v In O / l e r - W e l l e r llii m ea . I ni . I ' o r n e r M r l l n u i l l l r A ltiiinhd|ih HKMINOI.K KH.U.TV I .T4U M w k im i II u T. W. Men, V » i ‘. VV. DlHihh* J. VV. IIAid.. Ileallor Floihla Stair Hunk lilllhllitK "l ull H a ir Phone 17.',H IVVKLAKA Aporlmt'nO. I ll Ural .Klrri't, I'hnnii IU0-W W MODKItN fnriiUhfd Kllclwnott* ui,intnniiO. Mlutnli-'rluiiil Court 11mini'll >■ 17-tC H. City limit,. MODKItN 4im- room afiidcnry itpn rt merit. Hiiltnlilo for hn.liici* cou|i|i'. lUilllii'i itii-1mt-il In tho mni. I’rlvnl.’ Until. Mn>i* del Jncohaon l)t|inrltn*'til Htori* IlhlK Ai'fiiM from llm 1*41,t Of fli'O. MIRNIHIIKD oim hiilroom nimitliwnt. Nice uml inoilcrn. A. Wlilifilon, Photic 11!*I. I C.l J,. I* | 11#n.i Sh*i|i44, IIi d Ki.iiiii pull VI V I l i c i t Jil l b'l I Ol Ial * i Phone t i yo n w i n d lo l i n y , R e n t nr .‘ till , ffee: F0K IIKNT I Ml" I11 k14, I J lieilrnoin home*. Two to aclcrt from Hoth III excellent locutlun*. Itcnaomdde Term*. 1‘lnmo If,7.1 foi detail*. KOIIKUT A. WII.I.IAMH, Hrnllor liaymmid K. I.iinili|iilal, Vaaociul, Phone 11178 Vtlniitli* Hunk llhli*.. IIOMK mid INOoMK: Four In iroom private home on Pink Avi. now avulhdde. Will make ex. relleld lonrial home for |nirly winding home ami Incunie |irn* V C N ' K I I A N Itln ■ I n . , nl . C u ll I ’M and Paint t .*•>. I'KDIOItCKD lb- .... i n iin 1 i n ol.l Itriiii* ♦ hit lit HN‘I XX(lli)tlYi *•'|*3»Iri*ij* I iiinB'iri' i**fitn ■11•-■l iiihI ji'ni.'l 1*Hi I. il nt I* f II **t 7"11**i. 11 v!r» '.iii nn Horn, li fi ......... l.utfct tell Un; I* Irt Smilli A VVi" .m il . li. , ul llnx lt((2 nr Phone 'Ji H ir*1* Cub Ih l i t h im i !i. milium Hi i v ii nublr b» ii ii t i1u! Hn'«lP VV»Yh, Ik»*« Ii• Ilk*’ fllRithlt? I \ f «* * HADDi.K Home and >.n. In,, ■ ilium. Full l l'Jf» loiluy Bunn turn Fur,tor. Fro* i .inuatv* (iricr trailer—((0.110 for Iedh. J. II. Itrntbi'rR Ovvn« i «. U e, Went Side, III No I. II,< l.'lt. vVAsSUINli M ii'iiinni ri'iialrod, 4 | r (J m u. in tirntfiticnl M'r vtrn. Wurlf 0— A III HI.KS VVANIKII - it if11iir111114?**4. 4"tilI Hurt■W I ! We huy, a«ll * trade tiled furniture. Wilson Muter Furn­ iture Co. fill c. -,i ('hone Of.N lullv. Price 118,11110.0(1. Tcim b WANTED Used I'l m e i ■ Kxnjiiuivc. IliirrliiiNiidlroitdey Cull I2H8 W. Broker*, toil We»l Flr*l, 'I'-li 782. H— IIKI.P W A M I . l t \t,\. F I i M O N I)* .1? Ntiiip. Bli*'hi* & gi'iil tuYt’f I t|)tm1 f i r i n g I'.HIH FtiriiitiRO 4 'ash. - 4 N f .r r H T O U 'I N i l t- At1■'T. t’" O N F U I f> ROOM houa*. I,uke Mary. Phone TALENT for fXmnleai Nile, Mint- — —— —■ ... ■" •■S land Ilia every Wedlie day (‘a n 1 3 - NOTICES PldfSN.VAl.S • - t l IIHNliKKKONVII.I.K, N. C. Com 1K80-M. Keai nnnhle term*. priie*. )i]i'tcly furiitnlicil Hiimmir home »1 All 'modern rouvcnlrnri'i. Jiuw, UyM KHKKKKRH’ A IT K N T Io N t MIRNITHRE for the complete RETAIL Sale .man Wauled. Steady We have a very lovely 2*hcd' Julv mid Auioiit. Phono IPil. A home. Prleci fit ivorkloic m n n ’ f room frame homo within walk* ^nr^do^memL^|R e^Pme^J^re Skinner iioekethook (.on- d m v n payment*, FUUNIHIIKL) u|inrtmcn<. IIP* M*lfw0lft AV. ' ' 1' 1 FOUR room ftirni.hn! ifuriwju npnrimcnt. Adtili, nnd no pete. Apply (too Mnrnolhi Avenue. inti dlHlance of hoilnen* district, WORK W A N TE D - 7 which is iiiider-prireil for i|iilcK » _ •ale at *H,0()0. Owner leaviiik/, HAUY R IT T E R - Qcit of refer, must ho sold till* month. We me ence*. Mrs. Miriam Vlnup, III) proud to dhow thin very uttrac* We*t tilth St. Phone 1018 M. live hnipe. Seminole Really, jind_JMa^noRa^|honu^ TIIR E K room modern fnrnluhed A R TIC LES FOIl H A LE — J apartment, Over itnruue. 1k mile* enut of nmirwooii. Phone TR A V ER S E E*taii*lon Hods— 2H” Winter Park 20-8082. ___ to 108'' Senkarlk Glass anJ Paint Co. UN PURNI8HRD 2 hod r o o m divelllnir. 817 Myrtle Avenue. TU X ED O FEEDS. Compute linn. Call Bayard Realty Co. Phone Hu(|t’a Tuxedo Feed Store. H08 or 1212-It. _ jrj' y USED Vacuum Cleaner*. I Hoover FOUR room apt. Modern ropveu «hd 1 Rex-Air. Roth In Kand lencta, Adult* mid no (let*, lifflti* condition. Call I2DI-J after 0:oi) Hun ford Ate. ____ p.lAf NKW 2 bedroom houie, go, eijujp- C H E S T S and D ESKS. Largo tup. Immediate oceii|iiin*y. m rnt. (fly. New-uNed-unfinlihed— *7.80 *78.00. Phone 1002. up.i Kurnlturu Center, ltd We« ■iU' M a t. Telephone 1428. Grier A P A R TM E N T, bedroom, living prfilhoa-Owner*. room am) nicely furnlihod' kit­ chen. Private hath. Private front . W I* E I AND Liouone and back antranco.'' Cod) add ‘ All Fapelee BraeAe airy. Utllitle* furnlihod. Will G0LDHH0H0 P A C K AG E accommodate rouple and Vdrii children. *80.00 rent. 4 mile* STORE north of Hanford. Naat door to leie w. i « a i i , Club Diamond, Phone 180S-M2. "’T r ' ‘ i'.ii v terms. I'u i i i It ti r >• Cente r I III V\'c»l C u t T e l i phonu ItUik O i l e r Urotiieia Ownar*, l.j. J,e ny In advanca. Phono 1I34 J Jail U — SPECIAL SERVICES —l ’l M A C S Electric Service Moved • LOST keys In leather case. Po*l Office, Hominy. Return Herald te m porari ly to rear ol 1800 Office, ur Pod Office, ldcntifl* Sanford Avc. Electric motor re* cation Inshiv. • winding, Television amt radio service. An idur lo you ue your I O S T : L a d l e s ' p o i s e , h r o w n eurde. telephone Hit, coni.‘l i n i n g m o n e y mid per son al C A R P EN TER WORK Cor quirk repair jobs, nr «mnl Imlldlng. Call I|n» II42.M-4 hclonginirs. Fimhu- phono Svvnenevr«, J 17. Reward. -* vL' i " " - ■1' It — A DTGM GUILES LAWN M 0W RRS aharjitfiiwj. Ulj I'L L buy your ear ri'Kardte** uf cycle* Icpuired. Sliuman’s, 810 ♦in' or comJiii-'". Phone I531*W. if. iih St. ’ PI O D D ;'M q U k .K l excellent fOn« pldJMRING ildion. tjMj Ije lo-.oi ut Ito’* Onif Contract am] repair work- Free Slat imv caner !rl & Crench. estimate. It. L. Ilmvey. 201 Hmifpril Aye. Plmpn lien CoRD J door. 10.1.011. Phun* IM I VV, R^v, Peel. C AR I N L J S. Couutnrn, LOJibyard* (!. Vali, WieidwnrlfTni’, 818 Ttun- 11(411 F O R D 8, C lu b Coupe. V e r y ford Avauuif. Plfonc liflU-J. ’ Good. flUVS. Phone l 8 U i - W . �* * . r1 Williamson, preildent of lai riorlda Inc., Jacksonville; I Joront# A. Watermsn, petali of M u i Brother Department louse 01 Representatives Votes In Favor Of Tax Relief For Itself ’ABIIINC.TON tfi _____ In n comUMia reversal of previous demands n r belt-lightening economy, the House has voted substantial tag w het lor Itself and senators and free hometown office space for congressmen. The measure swept through the House Thursday as It passed the i NEW yoMt (ft-John D. Rockovancement of Manhgameid.Thfni “ N,w Yort other Floridians won (IM A Tbt reaaon (or hit suing to the hill Into hundred* of thousands of dollars. The tax amendment was offered their business leadership. Thoy la- hospital Thursday night was not hr Democratic l-oador McCormack eluded: announced. But a hospital spokes­ or Massachusetts and annroved Linton Alloa, president of ths man said It "could be for a checkwithout a show of opposition or First National Bank of Oriaado; discussion. An examination of the amend­ ment by newsmen dladoicd Its In­ tent, which McCormack verified. It soys that for purpose of fed­ eral taxation, members nt Conrcss have their place of realen**c In the state or district they represent. This means that their Jean Hagen and James Stewart discuss the rifle ho has perfected expenses while on official business In a scene from MQM’a "Carbine llllams." showing on the Rita Thea­ away from home are deductible ter screen Sunday and Monday. ns business expenses far tax pur­ poses. Since Congress normally stays in session almost the entire year, a member could deduct the cost •>< his housing, meals, transportation, business entertainment, laundry and many other thing* while In Washington. For most members this could mean a tax reduction of around 12,000 annually. Those with higher than average living standards m ijhl pay no taxes at all. Senators and representatives art paid #12,500 a year, plus a 13.500 expense allowance which now Is tax-free. Besides that they receive smaller allotments for stationery, CnndldaU for Coanty Commbmloner District No. S postage, communications and trnv- MY SINCERE THANKS LAST TIMES TONIG: SATURDAY ONLY! 2--FEATURES-2 S ft recommended by Its Appropriation v. Committee. Demands for economy * • accompanied all the reductions. The congressional budget bill |& cleared by voice vote and went y to the Semite with Iho distinction of being Ihe first bill Ihls year on j y . Which fhe House actually raised the allotments recommended by R; (he Appniprlotluns Committee, s ' - The bill's total of M , m ,T80 was F,- 11,500 more than the committee ftW B M suggested. although about 10 P,-1 million bolnw Budget Bureau rcc1/ ommendationa. Tho money flnan. cea Congress, Iho Library of ConF> pess, the Government Printing Of<f flee and related arms of the legisK Istlvo department. The 11,500 Increase was for In, 1 atellatlon of more traffic signs and r signal* on Capitol Hill. But two nlhrr amendments.' for f . tax relief and free office rental, .. l could run tho nddrd cnat of the DR. II. K. RING CHIROPRACTOR Pitas* call for appoint meet Phone 1752— 174# Now BhowiMI II CM 1*11ItH v non A R T "D EA D LIN E. U.8.A." — Also — AO Mlnulea of (a rtfu lly Helectml Hhnrt Hubjtcla Ihowlng at 7:90 O N L Y tature at 7:30 and 10:30 Bonner L Carter I «l»h la aaprSea my tkaaha to the staple In District No. S for making It pamIMa fee mo to bo In tho ren-eff on May 27. I solicit the vote of tkeoo who did net Vote for me I* the Primary and the centlaned confidence of thooo who eepperted me. Double Suicide Is Probable Verdict In Smyrna Affair *:aw SMYRNA BEACH in­ A scent from "Mutiny" color by Technicolor starring Mark Stovjustice of the Peace Fred 11. Bran­ non said the deaths of a tnnn and •ns showing on Iht Mlvitland Rlde-In Theater screen flunday and a woman from bullet wounds late Monday. Thursday was "apparent double suicide." He Identified Iho women, mother of twn children, as Mrs. Yvonne Sikes, about 33, wife of Fred Sikes, un Kdgcwster carpenter, and the man ns George Edward ".Sonny" Wensler, about 44, an Kdgrwatcr fisherman. Kdgewnter is a small cummunlly four miles south of here An Impiest was started hut re cessed until today after the Jury viewed Ihu bodies. Brannon said two blood-smeared notes on cheap tablet paper were found In the car. Tho bodies of Iho man mid wom­ an woro discovered by Mrs, bikes’ husband who idurlitf looking for her when she did mil return Immo Thursday afternoon. They wero In a car parked In a lonely wooded area on tho beach side. Both had small enllber bullet wounds In their right eyes, Bran­ * non said. A .22 caliber rifle was on Ibo tear sual beside Webster and Mr.w. hikes was on the front seal. Thu car had been rented In Daytona Bench. Ifriinnon uuoted a nolo addressed by Mrs. .Sikes In her husband ns saying In pari, "You wero a good husband but I treated you awful dirty so t guess I will have tn nay for It lids way " A nolo which bore i,,elisler's name and was addressed In his sister said " I have done th s my­ self. Ptenso don't blame any >ndy." Surviving Mrs, Sikes, besides her husband Is a 10 year-nlil daugh­ ter und a 7 year-old son. Listen to WTRR Fri. • May 18 • 7:35 to 7:45 P. M. (fold Political Adv.) Good Cartoon. Plus "Flying Disc Maw Of Haro" — No. A SUNDAY AND MONDAY! — n u rr r u n m o w im i — “MUTINY" With • Mark Hlaren* • Angela bansburg • Pstrte KnowIts • Gen* Evan* Also — News, Cartoon and Hhnrt* Plan To See: “AFRICAN QUERN” 1062 Academy Award Winner June 8 •9 -10 First Sanford's 8howtag S * Ml O B I ) O RI A N D O h k .MWAY EASY TERMS D A YH TO RCMJ&MIIBR • • • • • f <j •?,})■ * 1 P ay as you sleep B IR TH D A Y WKDDINCJ ANNIVKHSAKY CHRISTMAS MOTH KBS DAY E ch o ls is cutting prices to the bone! Always Nice Tn (llvn THE ESSEX STUDIO BO IIKH T L. COX PHOTOGRAPH Clt IM NOJ1TH PARK A V E N U E PHONE »1# FOR AP I’O IN TM E N TB 1^1 \ - Robert E. I'rary reached th# North Pole April rt, limp. TONITE t ill _____________________________________________■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ' 1 i - j TRIPLE SAVINGS — Hav# by buying the benl — Hava by buying direct from factory — ■ Doors Visit • Cyan Oar IliM Hally! SUN. & MON. 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Twin si** I f f Hollywood Red 210-coil innerspring mattress with sturdy rolled edge, and matcMng, 80-coil box spring. 5-year guarantee — will last ye^rs longer. Per sett Heir, write $59v50 Sale price $ * 0 0 E d t o is 'j �IF YOU DON’T TH E W EATHER receive four Sanford tier aid, City Dallvorr. by 7:00 P. M., plseee rati YELLO W CAB 1444 H e ir In partly cloudy and con­ tinued « arm through Tuesday with scattered afternoon thundershow­ er* U AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME XXXXIII EtiUbUahed 1908 SANFORD. McCarty And Odham Meet In Orlando FLORIDA MONDAY MAY 19. 10112 AsmtrIiilrti !*rc“‘. I.maetl Wire No. 193 Truman Bans Compromise On FEPC Bill Sanford Joins Nation To Celebrate Armed Forces Dav ^OdhamAccusesM'Carty Of Handing Out Illegal Publication Distorting R e c o r d MALCOLM S. JOHNSON LANDO Ul — Oan McCarty •mj Brailey Odham laid face to face today some of the Ihlnga they've been laying about each •otbor from separate stands In their contest for Hie governorship of Florida. Neither pulled any punches In the first opening statements nf an Informal debate before several hundred men packed Into a Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon hare. But few new accusations were raised Immediately. Odham did declare that a new piece of McCarty campaign lltera• lure handed nut at the meeting coipparlng their records was an illegal publication ■ M Land an effort to distort the record. He called It the "moat deceitful piece of campaign literature ever produced In Florida." McCarty, following Odham lo the stand, told Otlhara It "la not an Illegal piece of lleterature. It Is paid for through my campaign ireasury and every single piece of *Information on that sheet la •documented. You can look It up by page and by bill.'' If there were any neutral voters In the smllnre, they were hard to find. Each candidate a* he spoke was loudly cheered by.hla own sup­ porters and as the candidates swapped questions and answers, they each got loud applause, whistles and boos. From the nnlsn (her made It was bard lo tell which had the most support. Odham prodded at Me* • C a rly a question that he has rereatedlv said ho wanted to ask him: How much did ha spend In hla unsuccessful 1041 cnmpalngn when he reported hla expenudlturea of 10,319. McCarty replied that hla atata menta on file In the Secretary of First Street and the rest of the downtown section were Jammed i presenting troops throughout tho count) march in precise (urination, Photo* by Fieri Kli-tloo-r, tin- Itnvoum.l Storli.i State’s office showed more than with patriotic cltlaona Saturday morning as thousands turned out to Upper right, the Lions Club flout, reph-ir with bathing beauties, In- Casselberry, awing their partnera to irrrordlnn ncroiopanlmenl lower saa.ooon instead of Use iO.Jtt that chaer participants In tho Urgent am] moat colorful Armsd Forces Forces Day Day eluding one Impersonate) by Al Sklnnn, add* » note of fun to tho right. Hie orange amt black untfnniieil Seminole llrgli School Hand, . --------------.jd Odham uses and ha stood on that parade aver Att upper left Boy Hcoujs.gpd 1 Cur Scout* ivar held here. A Hoy Hcou^a^pd Cub re-1 parade. Lower loft, student* from the I'biMln Square Dame School. paced by majorettes, play* lively marrhea for the orraabm, figure el honest compliance with 'f ’ x , . **■'" ■— rw * *»*~ — — ------ •+“ the law In effect at that Ume. • ^ H e a a tfL iha t S ■* l n • a advertising buy radio or nawapaperj ad late without In behalf nf a candidate hla knowledge ________ ■ ■ ■and ■ wlthou _ out raqulr. Ins It to be reported. He added that he has a group of certified public accountants In this campaign In check hla compliance lo the teller with the now lost stricter reporting law. McCarty declined to make a posi­ tive statement demanded by Od^ II'u i i i m i I Oa N a t Hlahtl Mother Of Three Children Dies In Fall To Highway A mother of three children, >lra. Willy Walthera, was fatally Injured shortly btfora midnight Saturday night whan aha fall • from an automobile about two miles north of tha City Umlta on Seminole Boulevard. Sheriff P. A. Hern announced this morning that Investigation of the death by a coroners Jury will take place. W. E. Watson, Justice of ihe peace,. stated that the Investigation will be held Frlday afternoon at 1:30 p.m., whan Assistant State Attorney Hubert flrlaga la due In he here. This morning, said Mr. Watson, • the Jury viewed the remains. Jurors are C. L. Redding, If. A. Montlrth, W. L. Roche, J, P. Hardy, 8, L. Henson and Murrsll Smith. At the time of the accident, ac­ cording to State Highway Patrol­ l. man K. D, Harrison, the 36 year • eld mother had been riding to­ ward Sanford In tha front seat k, of tha automobile with her hue* . hand and James Mathewa, who wal driving. Both man ara sta­ tioned t l tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Following tha accident, Mrs. Waltham waa taken by tha two man to the Naval Station Dis­ pensary -where aha waa pronoun- • fallen frees the tar whan she attempted to move from the front to the bock eeal end her foot cantfct In tha door letch, • i tha pavMMnL ’ Funerdl services will be at 8:30 > m . Tuoadav at in* Church of God., le vV,, Jo* Jc Crows will officiate at the services and burial wtll followin Ivergreen f e f f M ..S m R , 1” “ ■ r t ic ge. ' • Ware And Rush Sanford, Seminole County Citizens ' British To Give Up^ Address Sanford Honor Services On Armed Forces Day Their Investments McCarty Club Within Red China Odham Attacked For Attem pt To Abolish Local County Court Mnnfnril end Hrmlnnlo County rttUens thronged downtown streets Sutimlay morning to cheer peril elpanta In the largest and one of the most outstanding parade ever held here in honor Of the armed forces of America. .Sharing with other cities of tho nation the annual opportunity to l ay sperlnl honor to the men and women of the Armed Forres, living and dead, white and rolored citlsena united here to demonstrate the spirit of unity, strength and freedom that exemplifies Amer­ ican determination to resist any threat to fundamental rights and liberties. Cent. J. I . Chittenden, com­ mander of tha Sanford Naval Aux­ iliary Air Btatlon, Introduced by Judge Douglas Stenitrom, and speaking at First S tm t and Mag­ nolia Avenue following the pa­ rade, keynoted this observance by warning that the world still walks in the shallow of another world war, and that only through unity ran this nation achieve the strength that will Insure freedom. Ho further stressed tho theme nl unity hy pointing out that uni­ More than 3d enthusiastic slip porters of Dan McCarty met Fri dav night at the City Hall and made plana for an Intensive gu­ bernatorial campaign In thla area. John Santa presided and talk* In behalf of Mr. McCarty were made bv former County Judge It. W. Were and by Fletcher Rush, Or Undo attorney. Judge Warn voiced opposition to Brallay Odham on tha basis of Ida lack of business experience, Impul­ siveness, and acting without con­ sidering the facte of a cause, atieh as hla attempt In 1IM7 to abolish the Seminole County Court. In contrast he pictured Dan Mc­ Carty at an experienced and suc­ cessful business man, who knows the value of a dollar and how beat to use It to advantage. "He has demonstrated hie ability to work with otbar business men with co­ operation and harmony, to arrept, ae wall as to give advice graciousIv and without fanfare and1has demonetretinn hla legislative ex­ perience," said Judge Ware, In lltnstratinn of hla charges against M r. Odham: he pointed out The close relationship between that tha latter, while a member of tha Florida Legislature In 1047, fires and a thorough Job of aprlng Introduced a MU tv abolish the cleaning was stressed today by County Court of Seminole Coun- Fire Chief Mach N. Cleveland, fir., In announcing that tha annuel Spring Cleaw-Up Drive, sponsor­ ed hy the National Fire Ptotee* Hon Association, will IM observed ty. Seminole County,” said Judge “ A good Jol ob of i prlng cleaning Ware. "Yet Mr, Odhapi did not m u lt with tho *"“ Bomlnolo ■ **“ County M | meant more than a pall, a mop, curtain*," Bor tho Bgard of and freshly stare: nia have County • f t , ilonorr, nor tha the Chief said. "Plr* Hng tha nil vitally a way of acctun winter monthe, often ere notice to tho elllseM,” forgotten by the ho e until it la too late. We ve In In De­ partmant ara mlMoti leter estad In preventing ftrfc than In nutting (hem oa!, m .we would By way Ilka to give the heowwlfe e few by thol&troduotlon spring cleaning Ware rend two (Ceetiaiee Oe Sanford Herald new c m pum p City workman thla maTnlng ware V "' buay Installing • new pim p,ettha om This, fication nf the Armed Forres tin tieinotiNtrnhlv added In tin- toliil strength und cffcctlvcnc** of tin military services «» proven ’n operations In Korea “ Wo must, however, have a nun Inclusive unity if we ale ......... tsln freedom, he asserted, "> unity of purpose j ad effm I us Hu as defense Is emu-erned, Hint will loin together all of our cltlsenry. in and out of uniform." An adequate u.d durable lie fense for America must he hull' on the unity of the A merit no pen pie, he declared, and stressed Hu fact that this unity depends nil a full understanding of the pinblem. of the dangers fared und what mull be done to meet It. Tho chief danger to freedom without stem* Irwin the intent id Communism to mle the world. In­ stated. Many cUlien* (luting the aflei noon took advantage of Cap' Chittenden’s Invitation to visit Hu Naval Air Station and to view tin progress made during the yr.c since re-sctlvatlon. C l o u d s gathering overhead, tt'natlased lla P » a » F a ir I Cleveland Ut^es Setainole High Co-operation In School Band To Present Concert Clean Up Drive s rs Steel C Novelty numbers, Including Hi."Blue Tango", will be among H" musical sslectlons to bn played the Seminole High Behind Band u< Ite annual concert Saturday night et 1:00 o’clock at the school oudl torlum, Ernest Cowley, director, announced today. , , On Tuesday night at «:oo o'clock, 88 members of the band, known ea the Pep Hand, will play at tha Rita Theater' In order to publicise the concert. A varied and Interesting pro­ gram of classical and light popular numbers Is being prepared for the Saturday night program. Soloist* will be Dana Wilkinson, trumpet and Jeanne Lane Miller, clarinet. Tha band has played on a num­ ber of occasions here Including DrRary Day when a concert war given at first Street and Mag­ nolia Avaaua. Commenting on tba band's con trlbutlon to this community, MayW. H. Stamper declared this rniiig^ 'Ih a Seminole High has given Sanford _ musical flavor and civic pride on many a moat recent being Forces Day. For thla we grateful. The co-operr. Cowley and tba band ttmcllant, and I personcltlssns to show their M t y attending tha conwill gat a chanea to ad 6a rage . F o o l County J- Com mission Ciimlidsilcs . )iplomatic Recount tion Of Pcipinj* Re­ gime Not Affected I.ON IXIX f i - Worn out hy nl no.sl tllfi-e veal ' id roti'lanl 1‘otll iiiih bin;,, lurid llnii'h bust ■** today was reported iilunutng i > abandon its him> p,.limit dollar I investment on main i '0,1 md net i epnrleil I 11 niif lnitrrl i Actament Stand Puts Renewed Energy I n ­ to F r e e - F o r - A l l Nomination R a c e _____ llv The Associated Press A on compromise Hand by Pres­ ident Truman on civil rights has put a new head nf steam behind the tree (or all race (or the Demo­ cratic presidential nomination. Ami a weekend sweep of Ore­ gon'' IS delegates to the Republi­ can National Convention hy Oen, Dwight D Elsenhower narrowed ttic HOP rare between the general anil Sen llnhcrl A Taft of Ohio, Thi* week's delegate harvest get* underway Tuesday In Mon­ tana. where the Democrats and Itrpuhllrans both hold state con­ vention* During the week, 103 del­ egate* are In he picked In six 'late* scattered throughout thr na­ tion The Democrat* will name TO rrpre*entatives to their nations! c m colion, nnd the Republicans 35, there are no slate primaries tht* week All delegate* In both parties will be chosen hy stale party ronrlaves The Democrat* will pick up 13 delegate* In Mon­ tana Tuesday, 32 Thursday In North Carolina, 30 Friday In laiu1'iao.i nnd six Saturday In Delsu are The Republican* will select eight delegate’. In Montana Tuesday, 34 in U I'liinglim stale .Saturday and three Hie -nine day In Minnesota. Haw ill Republican* derided last Saturday their eight delegates 'honlil go to Chicago unlnstructed. I i eiihmi er's lead 111 Oregon's Httf primary where Tall was not . on the hidlnt and rapture nf all 13 id Vrrmnnl’H delegates, put him within ta convent Inn votes of Taft in the A'soelateil Press tabulation, flu- AP tally I* based on delegates pledged. Instructed, or willing In expres* u first tinllnl choice, and on <andidale rimrexxlniis. The Taft (on o* claim about 450 delegates. ’the AP latudnlion now gives Taft 375, nnd Elsenhower 33T, nut of till delegates so far named. I There will be 1.306 delegate* In K *le HOP convention, with 604 ' nbeded lo nominate President Truman set off a drive lot i vigorous civil rigid* plank i in tin- Demnrrallc nlalform with i .Saturday night speech tn the XnieMcan* for Democratic Artlon \H\> Truman demanded enactmen! id proposals he ha* 'iihmtllrd to t ongre** for a Fair EmI'lovnieiil Practices Commission iF K I'C i with enforcement powers in present racial |ob ihscrlmlna Hon Tin* t* Ihe Issue that stirred ip i Southern Deninrratlr revolt in the ItilH presidential race kiiioiig ihe Democratic presiden­ tial candidates Sen Eslr* Kefauv er o( Tennessee had 111 delegates hi the AP talmlalion. havin'! picked up 12 convi'iillnii votes In Ihe Dcm11 ttit<i itMrit ini rMMff Social Security ExpmiHion Bill Is Rapped By Doctors ServirwH Held For Mrs. Morrie Rail Saturday Al .1:00 w. it. ■’tlrown" Miller, Crl.-i y Avi-mn- fmmer, and Kail lltgyI'othnm, oil dlstrllmtor, lire ,,,,nliifj,s•-* fru i-ii'inty comnii*.*ionet diMtnrt No, I Hidijeel lii Hi" . 111111,1 I ii ..... mill immaiv mi Funernl -i-rvb’r* w. i- luld Sal In the fli*t primary Mi lligg'iiboHiiiiii "••"'••I Ms vote, i'day nl .’I 00 |,.IH ill tf•,tV Hiim* Miller 177 The two olllei i niidiilale* m 'In m i e received n I iil*ri">al I'hnn-li fn, M ,i Mrrrl" 707 votes. H Hall. 77 fnriii,., Siiufuid real*!■ 'it, win, dli’d Ill'll wi'i'k In it In,* 1-,'nl in .liiukiHiiivilli' (idliiwlog ii I'MCf illlH'K*. Pin' Iti'v || l.vIHi'iim /.fniiiii-r•"iin offli-litN'd lit lb" -,'ivlr*' und iniermrut fiill'iwi'il In Kvergrci'ti i •nirtcry Ai'livp pnllbi'itri'r* Ini-bideil Arthur I. tttrrd, J. M in.WASHINGTON 'ff The Hlllec BOSTON iff-Mnvuit'huaetl* and i-i'i*, John tV Mi-1*i-o, \ W. I,an, .1 - *k I. WllkiiiMiiH mid .l*iiii-» W. Ithialu Islnnd law enforcement m nl Price Stiibdlratlou said today riant, Itiiuiiriiry liallliparrrs were thorltles were at parting way* in pi lee molrols are lielog Mispemleil t lliiwkiii* Comicllv, J. <!. Sharon, day ns they sought solution of the no raw cotton anil prai'tlcally all S ’ . II, F. Whllncr, Hr., It. V. fabulous $1,310,000 Brink's rohhrry textile* ln< billing those mnilr of Whltner, Jr., It. W. Dranr. II. W. nnd the gangland Maying of a wool, cot Ion r.uil synthetic filler* ops iifflrlal* said Price Rtahil,t> drr*nn, t,. J. Frasier, Holland wealthy mail hoo*e owner. 1 |t"nn, ilnn.lall Chair, J. 0. The apparent break between law I l/er F.lli ' Armill tigncrl Ihe order Hutchison, [|, i„ Perkins, Sr., enforcement oHIrlala nf these neigh Ihls inurnliiB Details are lo be A. Driver nnd O. W. Spcn boring slates became known Sun I announced late today n r. day night when Rhode Island's l An iilfleliil told a reporter Ihe tlrs. Rail wn* Ho- widow of the set* t.1 ;u» rents a pound a* bit" Joseph (J. Hnll of Saiifonl Ally. Clcn William K Powers an . order uVi npri nteil n linrdware store nounced "thus Tar HokIoii author! the point at which raw rotlon dmlng the Hlglla on First Htrent. ties do not *<iem In be Interested would be brought hark under con Mu. Hall, n native of Tampa, had In Ihe Information available to u:i " ! I rnl. This rninpares with the existing t'.-n making her horn" In Jack Powers accused Masr,nchu*"tts (i.iiville for several yrn-s with her celling of 15 Tl rents for any fit mu noil daughter-|n-1nw, Mi. and authorities nf showing a definite lures month H applies to while lack ol Interest In information and extra while middling grade Mi*. Joseph H> Hull. ntber survivors Include two which hn said might lead lo aolu 15.in of an Inch Staple length, nHi"r sons, Henry Crane Hall, lion nl thn Jan. 17, 1050, Brink'', gross weight Dnltnn, fin, and William 0. Rail, robbery and Ihe Saturday morning An official riaiil Ihe order on tex Thnmasvllle, fin.: two daughters, ambush shooting of 40 year Idea exempts lust shout every Mi*. W. J. Hired, Orlando and nld Carlton M. O'Brien. type of fabrle at Ihe mannfsrlurMi*. Hetty Halt Mosely of Palm Powers made the accusation ing level llnich; II grandchildren nnd eight shortly after Joseph iph F. McOlmiis, All of Ihe products have been great grandchildren. , former convict 'fet and* Boston selling far below ceiling and nfAmong those from out of town ICnntlnt<*il (la l*an* Th r* * l ght clul club owner, had been re­ attending the funeral wire Mr. leased following lengthy question­ LEGION M E E TS T O N IG H T and Mrs. Dick Brown of Miami; ing in tha slaying of O'Brien, own­ The regular monthly suppar (irorgr Woods of Jacksonville; Dr. er of a Warwick, B. L, dine and Mrs. Alan Jones, Welhorn C. and dsnea place and a Providence, meeting of Campball-l,osslng Post 53 of the American Legion will Phillips, Sr. and Wsjborn C. Phil­ R. 1„ dinar. Two shotgun blasts killed O'- hr held tonight at the l.eglnn Hut lips, Jr., all of Orlando. I N s Ms s h (in Pas* T k i«| on Lake Shore Boulevard. "Chow" wilt bo rationed at 7:00 o'clock DAUG HTER W AN TED XARY CLU R with the meeting to follow nt 3:06 LONDON Wt — A man among T h « e wag no meeting of tho o'clock. Poet Commander J. D. loo many men appealed for help today In tho personal rolutnn of Rotary Club today on account of Cordid! stated thla morning that tha annual boat ride and barbe- the election of the Legion Fair thn London Times. "Father of three tons desires a cug. held gt Lemon Bluff laet Association officer* will take nlnro da lighter," tba advertisement read. .Wednesday. • The next regular tonight anil asks that a good turn"Can kttyaa send *uj|eitloniT" meeting will be held next Monday, out of members he present. Law Eli force men I OPS Suspends Agencies At Odds All Price Controls Over Big Robbery .On Raw Potion j S u iw : i ■M WASHtNitTON Iff (Hie icdlon of n bill railing for * .Inn ruilllon dollar expansion of social security benefits wax attacked hy the Aillfr It h i Medical Association liflay as "'oi-tall/ed nieillctne " The provision relates In Hie In .iinmce rights of persons who he'ume permnuently ant! totally tilsallied while coverctl by Old Age mil Survivors Insurance The AMA "bjecleil that Ihe language of the section would give Federal Securi­ ty Ailmlnlstrator Dscnr Ewing "absittule control over certain medical iicllvitleN " The lijll was to lie called up In ihe House today under iiartiamenlary rtrrumilanec* which forbid amendments anil require two third* approval for passage. Sponsored by Chairman Doughton <D N C,| of the Waya and Means Committee, It would In­ crease (nr practically all retlrtd persons now on Ihe rolls by $3 a month or lfltt per cent, wfilchmer Is larger. Persona who retire m Ihe future would get up tn $3 i month more than under Ihe prescut formula There would be pro­ portionate Increases for wives, widows, children and other bene(Iclnrles Dr. Joseph S, Lawrence, director of AMA’s Washington office, tald the provision gives Ewing power, diming other things, lo lay down regulation! on a national basla gov­ erning medical examination! of persons claiming total and perma­ nent disability, and tn deny appliratlons for disability certifica­ tions If Ihe applicant refused to accept rehabllllati rehabilitation under the Vorational' "RehibUJt ‘ nation Act. Movie Time Table RITZ "Carbine William*" 1:60 • 3:06 - 9:12 - 7:18 • 9:M M O V IB LA N D "Mutiny" PR AIRIE L A K E “Lovt la Battar Than Evtra” 7:30 • 10:80 "dun Craur" 0:09 only .................." . w i 'i i - . 'i b a a e f c a r � 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, May 16, 1952 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 16, 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 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